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A pair of Coalport type flower encrusted spill vases, circa 1830, the central flute flanked by a pair of flutes, encrusted throughout with coloured flowers and enriched in gilt, 29cm high, together with a Dresden figure group of putto firing a cannon, and two other items. (5).

A Late Regency Mahogany Breakfront Sideboard the top with ebony strung outline and having two cockbeaded drawers flanked by moulded paterae and a flute moulded bow front centre drawer, standing on a pair of tapering bead moulded panelled cupboards and cast iron lion paw feet to the fore. Width 68". Depth 26", Height 38". Circa. 1820.

Probably Mintons Tile decorated with scene of two children leaning against a tree stump, one wearing a blue smock and playing flute, the other with a shepherd's crook, 6" square

A pair of Chelsea-Derby figures, male and female, seated playing flute and mandolin respectively, on moulded bases, painted marks in blue enamel, each incised No. 11, H 15.25cm

The Flute Player (337) pink flange, gold line decoration

A pair of plates: The Flute Player (337) and The Fair Sportswoman (250) cherub maskhead body (2)

A VICTORIAN SILVER BACHELOR'S TEAPOT BY GEORGE UNITE, baluster, with scalloped and sprig border detail over a writhen flute body, composition handle and finial, 5in. (13cms) high, Birmingham 1881 ...10.5ozs.

An early George III ale flute, on faceted stem and conical foot (7.25in.) and an 18th century wine glass with round funnel bowl, on air-twist stem with shoulder and base knops, latter probably Dutch - 6.75in.

An early 20th century cast bronze figure of young satyr playing a flute inscribed plinth Zufrieden, polished marble plinth base, 17cm

A Stourbridge three flute epergne circa 1900, the three flutes of graduated conical form rising to a frill rim and each decorated with an applied clear crystal piped collar over the graduated Vaseline ground. The three flutes set to a scrolled wire work white metal base, S/D.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge epergne flute in a sunrise opal with frilled rim and applied crimped spiral mounted to a married silver plated posy vase, height 12".

A late 19th Century Stourbridge rustic posy vase. The clear crystal base modelled as three leaf forms with a vertical leaf applied set with a cased opaque lemon tulip flute, height 5".

A late 19th Century Stourbridge cranberry epergne flute with drawn body and snipped and drawn petal rim, together with a Webbs graduated amethyst mushroom posy and a pair of miniature cranberry glass bellows.

A small Stourbridge four flute epergne having a circular mirrored base with a green glass bracket set with a tall central pale green flute and two arched side flutes, ( one flute missing), height 9.5".

A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass four flute epergne. The dish form base having a frilled rim and drawn centre rising to a brass collar fitting. The whole mounted with a tall drawn central flute with three arched flutes and three twist arm branches holding conforming swing baskets. The body in a graduated cranberry with applied clear crystal crimped twist, height 21", S/D.

A collection of pipes, a wooden cased flute and a collection of slides

Pair of 19th Century green glass flutes, 13cm high and a similar flute with knopped stem, 12cm high

Two Sitzendorf figure groups modelled as a lady and gentleman dancing, the other with the lady playing the flute, a goat and sheep modelled on the base, printed S marks to base, (some damages to the second figure)

Newhall teabowl and saucer circa 1800 with reed and flute moulding painted with pattern number 208, also a clip handled Newhall coffee cup painted with famille rose flora, (3)

Worcester coffee cup and saucer circa 1770 with entwined handle, painted with floral sprigs, with flute moulding, each alternate flute painted in blue, the white panels decorated with gilded floral sprigs, square hatched marks to bases, (2)

A Worcester blue and white sparrow-beak milk jug printed with the 'Fence' pattern, 12cm high, hatched crescent mark (handle cracked); a Caughley blue and white sparrow-beak milk jug printed with the 'Mansfield' pattern, 11cm high, 'S' mark (handle cracked); and a Worcester sauceboat, painted with the so called 'Strap flute sauceboat floral', script mark (cracked), circa 1780

A Davenport cane ware or 'Terra-cotta' two-handled wine cooler, of barrel-shaped form with two dolphin handles, painted in brown enamel with a Greek key border and a flute effect lower section, 25cm high, early 19th century. Cf. Terence A. Lockett and Geoffrey A. Godden, Davenport China, Earthenware & Glass 1794-1887, (1989), p. 108 for an example in the Egyptian taste.

An engraved plain-stemmed ale flute, the funnel bowl decorated with hops and barley and a hammered flute lower section, the stem supported on a folded conical foot, 18.5cm high, circa 1750; and a similar Low Countries example, 16cm high

A plain stemmed engraved ale flute, the funnel bowl decorated with hops and barley above a tear inclusion, folded conical foot, 18cm high, mid 18th century

A firing glass, the ovoid bowl with hammer flute lower section above a short plain stem and a foot moulded with spiral flutes, 9.5cm high; and another similar glass, 9.5cm high, mid 18th century

An airtwist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with a hammered flute lower section, supported on a double series stem and conical foot, 16.5cm high, circa 1750

An opaque-twist ale flute, the slender ogee bowl supported on a double series stem and a conical foot, 18cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist ale flute, the slender funnel bowl supported on a stem with a spiral gauze cable and double spiral tapes, on a conical foot, 20cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with a hammered flute lower section, supported on a double-series stem and conical foot, 15cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist wine glass, the ogee bowl with a honeycomb and spiral flute moulded lower section supported on a double-series stem and conical foot, 15cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist wine glass, the ogee bowl with hammered flute lower section, supported on a double-series stem and conical foot, 15cm high, circa 1770

Three ivory groups, one depicting a boy playing a flute on an ox

A WINE FLUTE with elongated funnel bowl, plain stem and conical foot, mid 18th century, 7 1/4" high

ANON. The Hymns, Anthems and Tunes with the Ode used at the Magdalen Chapel set for the Organ, Harpsichord, Voice, German-Flute or Guitar Book 1, engraved frontispiece, music scores with verse beneath, browning, bookplate, inner hinge splitting, contemporary half calf, marbled boards, worn, 4to, [c.1780?].

William Bromley (19th Century) A BOY PRACTISING THE FLUTE Signed,oil on canvas 36.5 x 31cm

A Meinl German flute in box case, along with a fife, flute maintenance kit and a folding music stand, boxed (4)

A wine flute, the bowl with an 'oxo' cut band, on diamond cut stem, 6 1/2" high (16.5cm) circa 1770

A wine flute, the funnel shaped bowl with 'oxo' cut rim, on multi opaque spiral twist stem, 6 1/2" high (16.5cm)

A Worcester saucer, printed in black with The Flute Lesson, after Hancock, 4 5/8" diameter, (11.8cm) circa 1755 (area re-stuck)

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR, having square plate, moulded horns and platform base with flute feet. 20'' Wide.

A THIRTY HOUR CLOCK MOVEMENT dial: cream painted, subsidiary calendar crescent, indistinctly signed Yeovil, floral and flute spandrels

John Reinhard Weguelin 1849-1927, the magic of pan's flute, signed and dated 1905, watercolour, 53x35cm.; 20.75x13.75in.

A 19TH CENTURY BOXWOOD AND IVORY BANDED FLUTE, stamped D'ALMAINE & CO., LATE GOULDING & D'ALMAINE, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, 23 1/2 ins long.

EMILE GUILLEMIN (1841-1907) FRENCH A VERY GOOD PAIR OF CAVALIER FRENCH MUSICIANS, one playing drums, the other a flute and standing on circular bases. Signed. 9ins high.

A facon de Venise wine flute Lowlands, second half 17th century the tall slender tapering bowl set on a hollow inverted baluster knop flanked by mereses on a short plain section and basal knop over a wide conical foot with folded rim 32.1cm., 12.625in. some clouding to the knop For the type, see P.Ritsema van Eck, Glass in the Rijksmuseum, vol.1, pp.42-45, figs. 43-49.

A white alabaster carved nude female group holding a flute with a swan on a pedestal by her side, 36in. high.

Richard Barnard, “Magic Flute Suite”, Watercolour, signed, dated ‘90, inscribed verso, 19cms x 20cms, (7.5” x 8”).

A pair of 19th Century double lip rinsing bowls of plain form with basal flute collar, 5.75" across.

A small late 19th Century Stourbridge glass posy vase. The three footed rustic vase set with a tulip flute posy with star form frill collar detailed with a ruby trim falling to an opalescence over the citron ground, height 4.5".

A late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase. The three leaf foot detailed with crimped pattern over the citron ground with three further vertical leaves holding the central amber tone tulip flute with petal rim, height 6".

An early 19th Century jelly glass on plain slender bell bowl form with basal flute collar on bladed knop and plain foot, 3.75" high; two similar plain examples with drawn trumpet bowls, 4" high.

A drinking glass with fluted trumpet bowl above diamond collar and facetted knopped stem raised on star cut base, 4.75" high; a toasting glass with flute cut deceptive bowl raised on bladed knop stem and plain foot, 4.25" high, S/D.(2).

A late 19th Century Anglo-Venetian epergne possibly Stourbridge. The circular base rising to a hollow baluster form stem with applied "S" form scrolls with crimped trim and piped cranberry edge spaced by marbled pink and white flower heads, above a central wrythen fluted dish with a single epergne flute having further hollow knop and "C" form scrolls. The scrolls piped and crimped all below a wave rim flute with applied graduated spiral. The whole detailed with cranberry trim over the tinted opalescent ground, height 15".

A small late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase having a citron rustic drawn foot with three points set with a central tulip flute with petal rim over the graduated opalescent ground, height 4".

A large late 19th Century Stourbridge crystal epergne possibly Richardsons circa 1880 to 1890. The facet and printie cut circular mirrored base set with a tall central flute of flared trumpet form with a wide frilled rim, this surrounded and supported by three large shaped crimped leaves and three low swept arm flutes with conforming rim detail. The whole decorated with a wheel engraved foliate fern design over the clear crystal ground, height 26"-

A Stourbridge three flute epergne circa 1900. The three flutes of graduated conical form rising to a frill rim and decorated with an applied piped collar over the Vaseline tinted ground, the three set to a white metal stand with scroll pattern feet, height 12".

A late 19th to early 20th Century Bohemian posy flute after Moser. The circular spread foot rising to a waisted stem and flared knop below a tulip form bowl with flat rim. The whole decorated with a hand enamelled crane to a foliate setting with bulrushes and flowers between enamel and gilt line borders, height 6".

A large Victorian Bohemian table centre. The fluted circular base rising to a domed centre with facet panels set with a baluster facet column and swollen shaped cap, above a wide shallow dish with fluted edge rising again to a tapered facet column with further reduced cap and facet cut upper flute. The whole cased in a deep ruby over clear crystal and flash cut to the rim in a printie border. The body over gilded in a classical style foliate scroll design with linear panel s, height 23".

A matched pair of late Victorian continental lustre's. The pair each having a spread circular foot rising to a bladed knop below a graduated flute with wide bowl top having a stepped and facet cut rim. The pair decorated with hand enamelled floral swags, sprays and bands to the green tone opaque opaline ground. The dish form tops further detailed with applied tapered and facet cut lustre drops, height 12", S/D.

Joris van Son (Antwerp 1623-1667) A vanitas still-life with a skull, a pistol, a lute with broken strings, a flute, shells, peaches, figs, bread and an urn on a partly draped ledge inscribed and dated 'VANITAS· VANITAS ET·OMNIA·/VANITAS·/1651' (mid centre on paper) oil on canvas 26 5/8 x 31 in. (67.6 x 78.7 cm) " We are grateful to Mr. Fred Meijer of the RKD for confirming the attribution based on transparencies.