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Sir Herbert Brewer (1865-1928) Auf Wiedersehen, autographed manuscript of the version for piano quintet, four pages large 4to, signed at the head, together with proofs for this version (Novello 1909), neatly corrected in red ink by the composer, seven pages on separate leaves; proofs for individual instruments, violins, viola and cellos, and several orchestral instruments, relating to the version for small orchestra, circa thirty-three pages, annotated and corrected throughout by the composer; a complete proof score of the original version for violin and piano (dedicated to Elgar's friend W H (Billy) Reid, Novello 1908) with annotations probably in a different hand, and a separate violin part; the autograph manuscript of Dan Godfrey's version as a 'Morceau for Military Band', nine pages with title page, signed at the head by Godfrey/Note: This is one of Brewer's most popular works, which exists also in a version for organ Condition Report: These seem to have there indexes and are in good condition
A CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL BOX in the form of a viola decorated with cherubs and a tavern interior scene, 12cm in length together with two silver plated miniature lutes and a white metal miniature guitar (4) These items are from the collection of the noted violinist Suzanne Rozsa-Lovett (1923-1995). Winner of the Kreisler Prize and the Gold Medal of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Mrs Rozsa-Lovett was a soloist, chamber and orchestral player, notably with the London Polish Quartet, The Dumka Trio and the English Chamber Orchestra. She was also a Professor at the Guildhall and wife of the cellist of the Amadeus Quartet, Martin Lovett.
German viola labelled Johan Christian Ficker, Prode Violino in Cremona, 1751, also bearing a repairer's label dated 1862, the two piece back of medium curl with plainish wood to the sides and head, the table of a medium width grain and the varnish of a chestnut brown colour on a golden ground, 15 3/16", 38.60cm
John Corvin (1924-2010), long time member of The Royal Shakespeare Company, a film actor and also latterly an Artist, he painted his friends and fellow actors during his acting career backstage and on film sets etc., living locally in Stratford Upon Avon, a framed and glazed sanguine Pastel highlighted with body colour shoulder length Sketch of Judi Dench as "Viola", 12th Night, signed lower right, annotated verso, circa 1960, 42cm x 33cm
A Derby campana vase c.1815, painted with a wide band of English flowers including variegated poppy, viola, pink rose, blue convolvulus, auricula and nasturtium, reserved on a white ground with a bold formal foliate design in gilt, iron red crowned crossed batons mark to the base, painted 13 beneath, some good restoration to the foot and base, 32.5cm. Provenance: the Cordwent Collection.
Rare six steel stringed guitar, circa 1977, crafted by Derek M. Sanderson of Alva, Clackmannanshire, bearing paper label and complete with hard shell carry case. Footnote: Sanderson was a renowned maker of viola and violins from his workshop in Alva, he is known to have made only two guitars in his lifetime. His work characterised by outstanding craftsmanship which contribute to the appearance and performance of his instruments, all considered to be for the connoisseur.
A cello, bearing an Andreas Teller label to the inside, approx. 115 cm high, a viola, two violins, an acoustic guitar, a drum and other related items (qty) Condition report Report by GH Included in the lot is a leather violin case with a fabric cover, generally in good condition with some scuffs and age related wear. The guitar is generally in good condition with some small cracks to the wood joints, and age related scuffs and wear. The cello is in good and reasonably well looked after condition, with no obvious cracks or damage, some age related nicks and scratches particularly to edges and corners. All four strings present and bridge, construction etc in good condition. Associated bow in poor condition with some taped up repairs, but generally usable. The first of the violins (the older of the two) is generally in poor and worn condition, with the bridge off and two strings missing. Structurally reasonable but with some small cracks, chips, nicks and dents. All four tuning pegs present and in reasonably good condition. Accompanying bow - generally reasonable structurally but many strings detached and hanging loose. Loosening/tightening screw appears to be jammed. Case in reasonable but slightly tatty condition. The more modern violin is generally in good condition, with three strings broken off or missing, but all four tuning pegs present (one possibly a replacement), and some wear and dents commensurate with use. Case reasonable with some age related wear. No accompanying bow. The viola presents well, in good condition with some small chips and scratches, but no obvious structural damages or repairs, all tuning pegs present, one string missing. The two associated bows have most of their strings missing but are in generally reasonable condition structurally and both tightening/loosening screws turn freely. Case also reasonable with some marks and knocks. The drum has been repainted at some point with chips to the paint, scratches and wear, but generally complete with no major damage. Other items, including the trumpet mute, recorder, drum foot pedal etc in reasonably good condition. Overall most parts of the lot in reasonably good serviceable condition with age and use related wear. The viola bears a label to the interior reading Blessing, otherwise none of the other instruments appear to bear any labels.
107 [Legature Savoia]. Lotto composto da volumi ottocenteschi riccamente illustrati e dedicati alle belle arti, dei quali due con belle legature alla armi di Casa Savoia. Si tratta dell’Album della pubblica esposizione del 1862 stampato a Torino in quell’anno con legatura in percallina rossa ed elaborata decorazione di ferri dorati, e l’anno quinto delle Gemme d’arti italiane con legatura in marocchino viola e armi Savoia al centro del piatto superiore. Nel lotto anche 3 album della Società promotrice delle Belle Arti di Torino. (6 volumi) € 300,00
665 [Regia Aeronautica di Pozzuoli]. Mak ? 100 Urano 1939-42. Napoli, Rispoli, 1942. In 4° (308 x 232 mm); [150] pagine. Frontespizio a colori di Ostinelli, numerose illustrazioni anche a colori fuori e nel testo, alcune fotoriproduzioni applicate su cartoncino viola (lenti alcuni fascicoli.) Legatura editoriale in tela grigia, titolo impresso in blu sul piatto superiore. Rara pubblicazione fuori commercio, dedicata a Felice Porro e stampata dagli allievi del corso Urano dell’Accademia della Regia Aeronautica di Pozzuoli che curano testi, disegni e vignette, nella maggior parte dei casi di carattere umoristico e goliardico. € 100,00
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