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A large late 19th Century Stourbridge lily flute having a double crimped clear crystal foot rising to a tall flute with frill rim, the whole cased in clear over white with an internal loop, height 18".

Eight key flute with ivory top joint

A Lladro matt glaze porcelain figure modelled as a young girl playing a flute beneath a tree.

English School, circa 1900, A Middle Eastern boy playing a flute, oil on canvas laid down, 96x35cm.

E. Drouot (1845-1945) A LATE 19TH-CENTURY/ EARLY20TH CENTURY BRONZE FIGURE - "MUSE DES BOIS" a semi naked woodland dryad playing a flute type instrument standing on grassy base SIGNED on base E DROUOT. 68.5cm (27in)

"Jupiter flute, with curved head-joint, cased"

A First Period Worcester press moulded sauceboat painted in blue in the Strap Flute Sauceboat Floral pattern, 16cm. long, open crescent mark, circa 1775.

A pair of Regency oval silkwork pictures depicting a shepherd and shepherdess in a pastoral setting, the shepherd playing a flute, each contained in verre eglomise frames, 22 x 16cm.

A Martin Brothers stoneware Imp Musician by Robert Wallace Martin modelled as a flute player with ivory flute covered in a white glaze incised R W Martin London & Southall 2-1906 flute loose small finger missing 11cm. high. Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters Richard Dennis Publications page 134 and 135 plates 208 and 209 for comparable figures.

Mane-Katz, 1894-1962 LE JOUER DE FLUTE signed oil on canvas 61 by 50cm.; 24 by 19.75in. Provenance The Estate of Marcel and Liliane Pollak Sale: Sotheby's, London, 25th October 1995 lot 100 Purchased at the above sale by the present owner

A Royal Worcester by F.G. Doughty signed model Parakeet modelled as a young boy wearing a blue outfit holding a lilac colured parakeet height 6.5ins: A Goebel model of a young boy standing with one leg lifted playing the flute impressed 1957 (2)

A 19th Century Continental porcelain pastoral figure of a gentleman flute player decorated in polychrome enamels and raised on scroll moulded dbase, 9" high; a similar later harvest figure of a woman carrying ears or wheat, possibly Sitzendorf, 10" high.(2). S/D.

An Edwardian Royal Worcester bud vase, the fluted foot rising to a compressed spherical body set with a stiff leaf collar and flared flute, the whole decorated with hand enamelled rose sprays within gilded borders, date marked for 1915, height 7"

A mixed quantity of Chinese and Japanese Imari flute edge plates all panel decorated, 8.25" diameter, one with impressed Koransha and Orchid mark, restored.(5).

A wooden Transverse Flute, length 12"

A Rudal, Rose, Carte and Company wooden and plate Transverse Flute, complete with mahogany fitted carrying case

Two Hummel figures, flute player and umbrella boy

A Sevres style heart shaped gilt metal mounted patch box and cover, the cover decorated with a gallant and companion, reading and playing the flute, in a rural landscape, bleu de roi and gilt ground, 7cm long, together with a similar square shaped box and cover decorated with figures in a tavern against a bleu celeste and gilt ground, 5cm long and a similar larger oval box and cover decorated with a cherub and classical maidens against a bleu celeste ground with floral and swag cartouches, 20cm long, various marks

A white opaque-twist ale flute, late 18th century, the funnel bowl supported on double-series spiral band outside spiral threads, on a conical foot, 19cm high

Mid 19th C. English School oil on canvas, Portrait of Robert Blishorn, holding a flute, 15 x 13.5 ins.

A Flageolet F Flute, 34 cm

An airtwist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with a hammered flute lower section, supported on a conical foot and a conical foot, 16.5cm high, mid 18th century

An opaque-twist ale glass, the funnel bowl with a hammered flute lower section, supported on a stem with a pair of entwined multi-ply cables, on a conical foot, circa 1770,

Three German wine glasses, Silesian or Thuringian, comprising; a glass with an ogee bowl engraved with a deer in a landscape beneath an inscription and gilt-line rim, supported on an inverted baluster faceted stem and conical foot, 14cm high; another wine glass with an ogee bowl, gilt with a crowned R, supported on an inverted baluster faceted stem and conical foot, 14cm high; and a gilt wine flute with a faceted knop stem, 11.5cm high, mid 18th century (some rubbing to gilding)

A three piece silver Art Deco style tea set, Chester 1932, of canted rectangular form with single flute to each corner, set on bracket feet. All in 1098g, 35oz.

A Meissen musical family group circa 1745 modelled by Johann Joachim Kandler, the gentleman seated playing the flute, wearing a green hat, green-lined jacket, puce breeches and yellow shoes, his companion seated with an infant at her breast, holding a sheet of music, wearing a skirt decorated with indianische Blumen and a puce apron with gilt and black flowers, the base applied with leaves and flowers crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue to rear of base 14.5cm., 5.75;in. restored Another example of this group was sold by Sotheby's New York, 12th November 1999, lot 32.

A Bow figure representing Spring circa 1765 from a set of the Rustic Seasons, modelled as a young woman seated carrying a basket of flowers, raised on a scroll moulded base, 16cm., 6.25;in., small chips; and a Bow figure of a flautist, circa 1756, modelled seated on a rocky mound, 9.5cm., 3.75; in., flute lacking, chips and minor restoration to fingers (2)

A tall baluster wine flute or ale glass circa 1725 the slightly waisted elongated bell-shaped bowl with solid base set on an annular knop over an inverted baluster and ball and flattened ball knops, folded conical foot . 21cm., 8.25;in.

An attractive Chinese embroidery, the plain black satin ground elaborately worked in satin stitch and heavy gold brocading with a large quatrefoil medallion, the cloud-band outline containing five imperial dragons, four flaming pearls and the Eight Daoist Symbols – fan, castanets, flute, sword, gourd with staff, bamboo tube with wands, flower basket and lotus blossom-with scattered cloud-bands and ‘wave mountain’ at base. Late 19th century, textile overall 32¾in. x 46in. 83cm. x 117cm. Very slight loss to outer outline at top, now covered by frame, otherwise in near perfect condition.

A George III silver gilt viniagrette Joseph Walker,Birmingham,1814 lid with boy playing a flute and cattle in low relief, initialled AP to JC on reverse, width 5cm, 2in.; and a silver gilt viniagrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1844, width 4cm, 1 3/4 in.; a silver coloured metal viniagrette, lid decorated with cartouche of cupids playing, width 4cm, 1 1/2 in.; a silver gilt viniagrette, John Bettridge, Birmingham, 1823, width 3.5cm, 1 3/8 in.; a silver gilt viniagrette of book form, inscribed Je ne change qu en mourant, London, 1825, width 3.5cm, 1 3/8 in.; and a silver gilt viniagrette, lid monogrammed AB, Birmingham, 1829, width 4cm, 1 1/2 in.

The Harmonist. A select collection, of ancient & modern Glees, Catches, Canons, Epicgrams, &c., vols. 1, 2, & 6 (of 9), c. 1825, eng. titles (all marked vol. 1), each 80. pp. with contents list to final page, eng. throughout, some light soiling and browning, ownership signature of W. Smallwood to titles, contemp. boards, some wear, 8vo, together with Thompson's Miscellaneous Collection of Elegant Duettinos , properly adapted for two German flutes, Hoboys, or Violins, selected from the Most Eminent Composers Ancient and Modern, vols. 4 and 5 only, bound as one, n.d., late 18th c., bound with Dibdin's Celebrated Songs as Sung by Him, in His Entertainments, adapted for the German flute, 2 vols., [1795?], engraved throughout, ownership name of Smallwood to front pastedown, contemp. calf-backed marbled boards, worn, oblong, 8vo, plus William Smallwood's copies of mid-19th c. editions of Handel's Messiah and Haydn's The Creation See Smallwood below. (6)

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus). No. 1, 2, 3 of Grand Symphonies, selected and adapted for a German flute, two violins, two tenors, bass & double bass , by J. B. Cimador, n.d., c. 1800, seven orig. parts (complete), eng. throughout, partly uncut, some spotting and soiling, contemp. qtr. morocco, all upper covers def., together with a complete edition of original music composed for piano forte, vol. 1 only [of 5], published Preston, n.d., c. 1820, eng. general title and titles to each of five books, piano parts only, eng. throughout, some spotting, inner hinges cracked, contemp. half morocco, worn, plus Mozart's Six Grand Symphonies, newly adapted for the piano forte, with accompaniments for a flute, violin and Violoncello, by Muzio Clementi, 4 vols. (complete), pub. R. Cocks, n.d., c. 1830, some spotting, contemp. half roan, worn, all folio (12)

Silver-plated Flute, cased.

A wine flute, with trumpet shaped bowl, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, with two bands outside a cable, 7 1/2" high (19cm), circa 1750

A wine flute, with drawn trumpet shaped bowl, on plain stem and round foot, 8" high (20.5cm), circa 1750, and a similar larger glass

A wine flute, with drawn bowl, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, with two air twist bands outside an opaque gauze, 7 1/4" high (18. 5cm)

A wine flute in 17th century style, the inverted baluster stem applied with blue tinted seahorses, the foot and rim with a blue tinted band, 5 3/4" high (14.5cm)

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Domitian (AD 81-96), Dupondius 10.50g, AD 90-91, laureate head right, rev Domitian sacrificing over altar, harpist and person playing flute right, Tiber reclining in front, a temple behind (RIC 383). Reverse not struck up, very fine. bought Sotheby 1892.

A plated four flute epergne

A Royal Copenhagen figure of a Faun, seated on a fluted column holding a flute looking down upon a European squirrel on a raised square base, factory printed and inscribed marks, No. 456, 21cm high (3)

WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE SAUCE BOAT, c.1775, painted with the Strap Flute Sauceboat Floral pattern, within relief moulded cartouches and cell borders, pedestal foot and with open crescent mark to base. Length 17cm

Beswick Pig Promenade 'John the Conductor' PP1; 'Matthew the Trumpet Player' PP2; 'David the Flute Player' PP3; 'Andrew the Cymbal Player' PP4; 'Daniel the Violinist', PP5; 'Michael the Bass Drum Player' PP6; 'James the Triangle Player' PP7; 'Richard the French Horn Player' PP8 and 'Christopher the Guitar Player' PP9, all boxed (9)

A Glass Flute, having a double cotton twist stem, and another flute with an air twist stem (slight damage) (2)

Pair of Sitzendorf figures he is modelled playing a flute, a dog at his side, she is modelled holding a basket of flowers with a sheep at her side, printed marks to base, late 19th century, (small losses) (2) 17cm high

The Flute Player (337)

The Flute Player (337) framed

An Italian Silver plated Berkeley Concert Series Flute, serial No.5486 in fitted leather case

A Marcolini Meissen figure of a flautist modelled standing playing his flute wearing green jacket and breeches part of flute and fingers missing blue painted crossed swords mark with star and impressed B78 13cm high

A Victorian walnut breakfast table the oval burr figured top above a shallow frieze hinging on a flute carved baluster column and a central drum shaped platform on four leaf carved scrolled legs and white ceramic castors 74cm high 110cm wide 146cm long

Victorian glass flute, the trumpet bowl over a plain stem with bubble inclusion on a circular folded foot, 5 1/4in (13.3cm) high

A NICKEL SILVER FLUTE cased, by Muramastu. Prima No. 61.

"A pair of 19th Century Samson porcelain figures of musicians, the standing figures dressed in 18th Century dress, the gentleman with boldly patterned coat and trousers carrying a drum, the lady with a flute, on rococo pattern bases, 12.5ins high (gold anchor mark to reverse - figures and bocage somewhat chipped)"

"A rosewood and silvery metal mounted nine keyed flute by Pask, 441 West Strand, London, 26ins overall, contained in leather cloth covered fitted case (case damaged)"

A Boosey & Hawkes copper and plated flute, in fitted case.

A CONTINENTAL BENTWOOD BABYÕS CRIB, with arch flute sides and swing base. Early 20th century.

A VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS BALUSTER CREAM JUG, with clear loop handle and petal feet 4.5" High. Also a pink wrythen banded flute moulded baluster jug and a pair of matching beakers. (4).

A 20th century Fenton's four flute iridescent Uranium epergne. The footed bowl rising to a frill rim set to the centre with three low "jack in the pulpit" style flutes around the central tall example, the whole having an iridescent citron finish with vaseline tint, height 12.5".

Two late 18th Century Worcester porcelain flute edge cabinet plates, each painted with a central study of birds in country landscapes within gilt scale border on a cobalt blue ground, gilt toothed rim, seal mark, 7.5" diameter.(2).

A George III style silver inkstand, of elliptical form, with gadrooned borders, the centre surmounted by an oval flute-cut glass inkwell with hinged cover, the dish base with pierced leaf decoration, on four scrolled feet, Sheffield 1927 by Thomas Bradbury and Sons, 26.5cm long

A flute in a fitted case, stamped marks Class A Montigue Brothers and Co, 65 Goldsmiths Row, London, 1814.