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Roman, bronze brooches (7), 2nd-3rd century, various European P-shape types, all complete with pin, several with extended catch plates; Kraftig profilierte type, 1st-early 2nd century, ‘anchor’ with animal heads on each side, bird mounted on the leg and a raised foot knob; silver trumpet head with a conical foot knob; equal-armed fantail with a flat bow and two large bosses [8]. Mostly very fine with green patina £150-£200 --- Provenance: from a UK private collection formed in the 1990s

Britains rare set 1555 Display Set: The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, some minor faults and missing figures, contents now consist of Coldstream Guards Band (20 pcs, bassoon, clarinet (4), trumpet (4), Euphonium (2), tenor horn, cymbal, trombone, boy side drummer (2), tuba, bass horn, drum major, bass drummer - with detached head), Coldstream Guards marching at slope (26), officers (3), standard bearer, Scots Guards at Present (23), officers at present (2), and marching (2), standard bearer, sentries (2), sentry boxes (4), generally VG, only very minor wear, all complete, (84 pcs), box G, lid split at both corners at non-label end, minor wear to edges, and minor fading to lid,

Tinplate Penny Toys, including Einfalt Beetle, D.R.G.M Wheel Of Fortune, conical Trumpet Penny Whistle, German Baby Carriage, Cuckoo Clock, pocket watch type wheel of fortune and other items, P-G, baby carriage missing blanket and hood (8)

An American 'Bellini' floor lamp,1970s, designed by Tony Paul for Mutual Sunset Lamp Co., with three staggered chromed trumpet-shaped sconces, raised from an enamelled circular foot, 40cm diameter177cm highCondition ReportPAT passed 13.7.23.

Three wine glasses, mid 18th c,  with trumpet or bell bowl, on single series air twist stem and conical foot, 15.5-17cm One of the funnel bowl glasses with chip on foot

MIXED HALLMARKED SILVER & PLATED WARE and a Bering ceramic bracelet wristwatch, lot includes a Sheffield silver cake tazza, 1922, Maker Atkin Brothers, the petal form top part pierced on a waisted centrally banded pedestal and stepped circular foot, 12cms H, 23.75cms diameter, 16.8ozt, a pair of loaded base trumpet vases, Birmingham 1902, indistinct maker's marks, 16cm heights, EPBM trumpet vase on a stepped circular base, 19cms H, two EPNS circular trays, 23cm diameters, two Arthur Price of England EPNS salt and mustard spoons along with the Bering ceramic wristwatch in burgundy and gold plated stainless steel

A Pair of Arabic Bras Trumpet Vases with Incised Decoration, 26cms High, AF

Pair of Monart type blue flecked glass trumpet form vases, 12.5cms high, two art glass fruit bowls, blue overlaid bowl, small Scandinavian etched glass vase and an etched glass goblet decorated with swan and ferns

Louis Armstrong (1901-1971) ' Satchmo ' - Jazz Trumpeter and Vocalist - one of the most influential figures in Jazz - scarce 8x10" black and white signed photograph from Armstrong's record label, depicting him with trumpet. Signed in fountain pen 'To Mrs Eileen Perrin from Louis Armstrong - Satchmo '. Signed to a light area, with a clear signature. 

A small collection of glassware to include: a pair of laced pink glass bowls and stands; a Victorian vase of basket form decorated with fruiting vines; further various Art Glass vases; etcthe trumpet vase 30.5cm wide x 26cm highQty: qtyAll in good condition. Some with some wear due to use as vases. The trumpet vase with wear to the painted decoration.

A Victorian walnut trumpet work table and an Edwardian octagonal banded mahogany work table, larger height 73cm

A Chinese Canton decorated famille rose trumpet vase, 33cm high (a.f.)

Pair Chinese trumpet form table vases each with traditional embossed decoration, character mark to bases, (height 26cm approx, each).

An Ale Flute, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl on an opaque twist stem19.5cm highA Similar Flute, with rounded funnel bowl19cm highA Wine Glass, the ovoid bowl on a plain stem14cm highTwo Small Drinking Glasses (5)

A Jacobite Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a rose sprays, oak leaf and star burst, on an air twist stem15.5cm highFree from chips and cracks. Some expected light wear and surface scratches. Minor manufacturing flaws in the foot. No signs of re polishing.

A Chinese Green-Glazed Porcelain Vase, Qing Dynasty, of ovoid form, the trumpet neck with brown glazed rim14.5cm highNo chips, cracks or repair. Some scratches to the glaze.

A Baluster Wine Glass, circa 1720, the trumpet bowl with basal air tear and blade knop, on a stem with further blade knop and basal ball knop with air tears and folded foot18.5cm high

A Pair of Glass Ale Flutes, circa 1745, the drawn trumpet bowls on air twist stems and folded feet20cm high

A Napoleon III period (1845-1870) Baccarat opaline vase of trumpet form and decorated in high relief with fruiting vine (35 cm high)

A pair of Spode Copeland's China trumpet vases, 31cm, both restored

A group of Culinary Concepts metal ware to include: four trumpet-shaped champagne fluted with hammered decoration together with two others of bell shape, a small domed topped container with glass liner mounted by a bee and two wine stoppers (9)

Tibetan dung-dkar (ritual trumpet), the spiral repousse detailing to the white metal mounts representing the eight fold pathe of enlightenment, the trumpet formed from a conch shell adorned with four coral and turquoise cabochons representing the eyes of caksus , 23cm long.The mounts are possibly silver (unmarked)Various age related staining and cracks to conch shell body. Silver repousse decoration applied to conch body with shellac like filler. One stopper missing to end. Oxidation to low spots of decoration and small dent to lower handle.

A reproduction wooden cased table top, wind up, trumpet gramophone marked "His Masters Voice". In working order.

20TH CENTURY TWIN HANDLED VASE AND OTHER ITEMS the vase of an orange, brown and black colourway, along with a bronze shaped trumpet vase containing flowers, on raised base, signed 'R H Lang' along with two small bustsvase 23cm high Qty: 4

A German silver-gilt standing cup and coverUnknown maker's mark of 'an orb', Augsburg circa 1615 Gourd shaped form, the whole gilded, with a lift-off domed cover and shaped circular rim, surmounted by a knopped finial topped by a standing Roman soldier, a shield in one hand and a lance in the other, the entirety embossed and chased with foliate sprays and scrolls against a matted ground within strapwork, the bowl resting on a fluted tapering baluster stem with tripartite open scrollwork brackets, atop a circular trumpet foot, height 29cm, weight 11oz.Footnotes:Property of a Private CollectorFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Walker and Hall - Fine Pair of Sterling Silver Trumpet Vases. Hallmark Sheffield 1905. Weight Approx 9 ozs. Each Vase 6 Inches - 15 cms High, Loaded Bases. No Issues.

A Lalique "Montmarency" (Cherry) pattern opalescent glass vase of trumpet form (large vertical cracks), 20 cm diameter, together with a small modern Lalique wrythen glass scent bottle with dove stopper, 8.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The vase literally is broken in half and cello taped back together. There is a chip to one cherry on the break line. The sent bottle there is a chip to the wing of the dove. Otherwise general wear and tear to include surface scratches, water stains etc conducive to age and use. See images for more details.

A mixed lot of silver plate and pewter ware to include a four-trumpet epergne holder, Old Sheffield plated chambersticks, tureens, cake basket, glass pickle jar in plated holder, pewter mugs, and other items Location:

A mixed lot to include a Tudoric pewter trumpet vase, designed by Archibald Knox No 0821 of tapering from, stamped, together with Carlton ware Noah's Ark money box, an Italian gilt highlighted tray, a TSB Trustees Savings bank and others, Location:

Victorian and continental early 20th century cranberry glass - a Moser gilt and enamel trumpet vase, 13cm high; a Victorian Amber glass beaker, dimpled glass with cranberry fading into amber glass; two graduated Victorian cranberry glass bowls; pair of Victorian Ruby glass wine glasses; etc.

A pair of silver trumpet vases, Chester, c.1914,325g gross (2)

Including a trumpet shaped red glass vase, mounted with a pewter base, stamped 'Tudric D G Ware, 3008' (22.5cms high). Also with a pedestal pewter bowl with red glass interior, stamped 'Tudric, D G Ware, 3014 (18.5cms diameter). (2). *Condition: Vase, body seems generally fine, base has a few marks and scratches, small indentation to the side of the base. Bowl, seems in good condition.

Amplion 'Dragonfly' speaker with trumpet to top, on plated base, overall height 22cm. 

A collection of Art glass, including a rainbow flared rim trumpet vase, 25cm high, swirl glass balls, marble pebbles, orange glass bowl, etc. (1 tray)

λ LUCIE RIE (AUSTRIAN/BRITISH 1902-1995)A STONEWARE TRUMPET VASEWith 'volcanic' partly spiralled grey-green and white glazesImpressed with the LR seal (to the underside)29 x 15cm (11½ x 6 in.)Executed circa 1979-1980.Provenance: Peter Dingley, Stratford-upon-AvonPrivate Collection (acquired from the above on the 2nd September 1980)Lucie Rie was born in Vienna in 1902. From an early age she was immersed in the intellectual and artistic environment of early 20th century European modernism. She learnt her craft at the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule, a school associated with the famous Wiener Werkstätte, and had already made a name for herself on the continent in the 1920s and 30s before the 1937 Anchluss with Nazi Germany forced Rie and her husband to flee to Britain. The artistic climate of late 1930s London was far removed from the sophisticated and elegant city that she had left. Her reputation which was wide-reaching in Europe, did not extend beyond a few admirers. Unable to get a licence to produce pots during the war, she made ends meet by producing ceramic buttons and jewellery for high end fashion retailers. The immediate post-war years saw her work hard to re-establish herself as a potter of note. Unlike many of her British contemporaries who looked into the past for their inspiration, Rie's style was relentlessly modern and experimental, a quality that would permeate her work for the rest of her life. The following three works presented in the sale all date from 1978-1980. Although already in her late 70s, Rie was still at the height of her creative powers and all three works demonstrate her unique method of applying glazes. Right from the beginning of her career in Austria, she seems to have taken an unusual approach to the process. Rie applied her glazes by brush directly to the dry and unfired clay with the resulting work only requiring firing once and thus excluding the usual biscuit-firing prior to glazing, employed by most potters of the period. As Nigel Wood explains in his essay in the exhibition catalogue that accompanies the current exhibition of her work at Kettles Yard (p. 210), the process had certain advantages that appealed to Rie:'Using a system that allowed glazing and firing to follow closely on throwing and turning made production faster, the fired results more quickly assessed, and the new ideas more easily developed. For a potter who experimented constantly through her working life this was a significant advantage.' The ability to apply glazes directly gave Rie enormous artistic freedom, allowing her to manipulate the texture and surface of the vessel to push the boundaries of what was possible. The vibrant blues, yellows and pinks employed by Rie accentuate the sophistication and beauty of her designs. As a woman working on her own, she forged an independent path, producing works that were uniquely her own. She left what is arguably one of the most important bodies of work in the field of studio ceramics and a legacy of innovation which resonated throughout wider artistic world.   Condition Report: In good original condition. No evidence of damage, repair or restoration. Under UV there is two small circular patches of possible glue residue from old stickers. Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of silver trumpet vases,various dates and makers,comprising: five pairs and four single vases. (14)

A set of six Victorian silver specimen vases, maker Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London, 1900, of flared trumpet shaped form on tapering stems and weighted circular bases, the large pair 16.5cm high, the four smaller ones 14cm high.

A pair of Edward VII silver vases. maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1904, of trumpet-shaped outline with pierced and flared rims, on similar decorated circular bases, 17cm high, 262gms,8.43ozs

Page London - Vintage Paint Tins / Pallets. A selection of Four vintage 1950's era, lithographed water colour tin paint sets appearing in Excellent condition with light scuffs and signs of rust appearing. Manufactured by Page London, a British maker of quality paint boxes with fine lithograph colours. The Page London logo is impressed on the rear. No lithographer is identified. “Made in England” is printed on the paint tray insert inside. Page London paint sets typically depict children painting a scene of whatever they are observing at the time and display "Childhood memories". Lot consists of: Cowboys and Native Americans, a Page decal has covered the lid, Old Western gunfight, , Butterfly, Frog and Snail, Medieval Trumpet player, knight and bard. Smallest measures: 94mm x 252mm x 15mm, largest measures: 172mm x 248mm x 18mm (This does not constitute a guarantee).

Beswick cat band consisting of Purfect Singer CC1, Calypsi drum CC2, Cool Cat Sax CC3, R Bilk Clarinet CC4, Jaz Tom Trumpet CC5, Cat Walking BAss CC6, Flamenco Guitar CC7, Bravura Horn CC8, Glam Guitar CC10 . All boxed (9)

A Victorian cranberry glass table centrepiece Epergne. With a central trumpet with three clear twist crook sections and three cranberry trumpets on a flared wavy rim cranberry glass dish base, 42.2 cm high x 26 cm wide

A pair of large early 20th century Mappin and Webb silver plated vases, each of trumpet shape on a weighted base, h.35cm.

A 19th century silver plate desk set and epergne by James Deakin & Son. No 11503, with horse under a tree, together with two inkwells and an etched trumpet, with faux banboo edge. 47.1 cm H x 29 cm W x 16.5 cm D Condition Report: Generally in good condition. The glass trumpet has an uneven base however no substantial cracks, chips or restoration. The silver plate has several areas of tarnishing however is not overwhelming or as substantial to that of lot 104A. The decoration is still sharp, no apparent repairs or structural damage.

A 19th century silver plate desk stand/epergne by J Deacon. Comprised of two squared inkwells on a squared base with spherical feet, pen well, horse standing under a tree with wheel cut glass trumpet, no 10939, 51 cm H x 29.5 cm W x 18 cm D Condition Report: Generally in good condition. The glass trumpet has a slightly uneven rim however no apparent cracks, chips or restoration to the glass and base. Small chips to the glass inkwell. The stand does not sit evenly. The silver plate is heavily tarnished and would benefit from a clean, however the details are sharp. No apparent structural damage or repairs.

Early 20th century William Moorcroft for Macintyre trumpet vase of tapering form, with polychrome decoration of garlands of roses and forget-me-nots, William Moorcroft signature and brown Macintyre Burslem mark to base, pattern M2598, approx 18.5cm high

An early to mid 20th century Decca Junior wind up record player complete with trumpet.

A Silver trumpet shaped Vase, London, 6 1/4" tall.

A pair of Art Nouveau silver bud vases with exaggerated handles and Bristol Blue trumpet shaped glass liners, Birmingham 1904, maker T.W, 5'' tall with liners, 74 grams each.

A Riks trumpet, cased

Siddy Langley, an art glass trumpet form vase with mauve and white inclusions, signed and dated 1995, 19cm, together with a posy vase of globular form

A Victorian cranberry and clear glass epergne of three trumpets and two wrythen canes each supporting an inverted bell shape basket, on an associated mirror base, 48cm high, together with a single clear trumpet epergne, on a frilled satin cranberry and vaseline glass dished base, 37cm

A collection of 9ct gold and yellow metal jewellery, 9ct gold, total weight 11gm, a split shank ring, a trumpet charm, a curb chain and a hesrt shaped locket plus three pairs of creole earrings in yellow metal, total weight 2.6gm

A Corton 80 Trumpet in beige case with maroon lining.

A 'Lafteur' Trumpet imported by Boosey and Hawkes in black case, with music book.

A Royal Winton, Florence Chintz cosmetic jar, Shelley porcelain Art deco green trumpet shape vase and Maling, Peony Rose twin handled bowl, 5" tall.

Two Royal Worcester porcelain trumpet vases (pattern G923), one signed M. Hunt (Mildred Hunt), dated 1924, the other signed P.M. Platt (Peter Platt), dated 1954, both a/f., 6" tall.

A quantity of Carnival glass including trumpet shaped vase with fresia detail, glass with fluted rim and floral and foliage design, jug etc.

A 19th Century rummer with ogee shaped bowl and collar on a stepped stem together with a green coloured wine glass with an engraved floral design, trumpet bowl with collar stem, the wine glass 13cm

A Clarice Cliff vase of trumpet shape, the base with applied decoration of flowers, factory mark and facsimile signature to base

A Carlton Ware trumpet shaped vase - decorated in enamels and gilt on a blue ground, height 26cm, together with a pair of continental ribbon plates (3).