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A Japanese Meiji period shibayama and carved ivory figure of a seated boy playing a flute, signed in red 'Eizan', 3cm high, 4cm wide

A fine Sheraton revival satinwood and marquetry inlaid cylinder bureau, circa 1900, the three quarter gallery top inlaid with trophy and bell husk pendants, above a cylinder front inlaid with the figure of a classical muse, flanked by mermaids and foliate scrolls, enclosing an interior fitted with eight pigeon holes and five drawers, above a slide out writing surface with leather skiver, above a paterae and flute inlaid frieze fitted with a pair of drawers, on bell husk inlaid square tapered legs with brass caps and castors, cracks to cylinder supports, 108cm wide, 107cm high, 62cm deep From the estate of the late Miss Sheila and Miss Muriel Raeburn

A VICTORIAN WOOLWORK PICTURE of a young boy playing a flute, with a small dog to his side, 9" x 7"

A silver plated Flute by Buescher, USA, No 742355, in fitted case

A modern Concert Flute, silver-plated 13 in by F.I.S.M., Rampone & Cazzani, Rome A/F

An old cocus wood Flute by Fentum, London, A/F, and parts of other Woodwind Instruments in boxwood with ivory mounts, etc

A pair of Staffordshire pottery flatback figures modelled as highland children witha flute and begging hat.

A German porcelain five piece 'Monkey Band', comprising - Conductor, drummer, bagpipe player, flute player and trumpet player, on gilt triangular bases, 6.25ins high

A Staffordshire flatback watch holder modelled as a lady with dog and gentleman with flute; along with two candlesticks, English imari design; Crown Derby jug, green stamped Imp. England 30, and a small ewer (six)

A cased flute

Two 19th century plated dish covers, engraved with an ecclesiastical crest, two rectangular entree dishes and covers, and a crested semi-flute hot water jug

A Beswick Pig Musician, The Flute Player

An Indian ivory figure, of Ganesh seated on an animal, 3ins, another of a buddha, an Indian girl playing a flute and four other figures

A continental porcelain model of musicians, after KŠndler, he plays a flute while his companion plays a mandolin, both sitting on an elaborate settee, crossed swords mark, late 19th century, 25cm. wide.

A Worcester blue and white moulded sauceboat, painted with the 'Strap Flute Sauceboat Floral' pattern, crescent mark, c.1770-80 19cm.

A Derby figure of a flautist. CIRCA 1775. Modelled standing before a tree-stump playing the flute, wearing pale-green embroidered cloths and a puce sash, on a gilt scroll-moulded mound base (slight chipping to extremities and instrument). 6s in. (16.5 cm.) high.

After Antoine Coysevox: A Bronze Group of Pan Playing the Flute with Faun, circa 1870], bearing signature "A. Coysevox 1709", also "F Barbedienne, Fondeur", 44cm high

A Wine Flute, circa 1770], the trumpet bowl on a double series opaque twist stem, comprising a pair of spiral threads outside a lace twist, circular foot, 19.1cm high

Beswick Set of nine figures, The Pig Promenade, viz: John the Conductor, model No PP1, Matthew the Trumpet Player, model No PP2, David the Flute Player, model No PP3, Andrew the Cymbal Player, model No PP4, Daniel the Violinist, model No PP5, Michael the Bass Drum Player, model No PP6, James the Triangle Player, model No PP7, Richard the French Horn Player, model No PP8 and Christopher the Guitar Player, model No PP9, (9)

A 188 pattern tea pot stand, the flute edged lozenge shape painted with a wavy band of pairs of rosehips intersected by a gilt wavy band of pellets, 20cm wide, together with a rounded rectangular tea pot stand of pattern number 1059, two types of gilt flowerheads on blue panels alternating with gilt sprays and linked by blue chains, 19cm wide (2)

A Chinese blue and white vase, period of Kangxi, the waisted cylindrical shape painted with two immortals and a three legged toad floating in the air to flute music, water, rocks and vegetation below, a plantain to one side of them, 34.5cm (D)

A set of six early 19th century ale glasses, each with flute modelled tapering cylindrical bowls rounding above the short waisted stems on bun knops and circular feet, 16.5cm high together with four champagne flutes with facet cut slender trumpet bowls on hollow hexagonal baluster stems and circular feet, 18cm high (10)

A PRIMROSE PEARLINE CAKE STAND, late 19th Century, diamond and flute moulded, height 11cm.

A PRIMROSE PEARLINE FOOTED BOWL, late 19th Century, diamond and flute moulded, height 12cm.

AN IVORY OKIMONO CARVING, Imperial period, nautch girl playing flute, height 14cm. (Please see lot 216 for image)

A flute, in four parts, 59.5cm (23.5") long, by D'Almaine & Co, Late Goulding and D'Almaine, Soho Square, London

A 19thC cut glass decanter, with faceted three ring neck, over a broad panel of wrythen flute panels, slice and panel cut below, with spire finial, 13" high, together with two Edwardian sherry decanters. (3)

Eishi (1756-1829) hashira-e, a print with a man playing a flute before two ladies on a terrace, one lady holding a fan, her attendant carrying a lamp; and Eizan, hashira-e, a print with a lady playing a flute from below a hat, a young girl showing us the lady's reflection in a hand mirror, both mounted and framed and glazed. (2)

A VICTORIAN OAK SIDEBOARD IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE, having flute moulded drawer above high pot board with turned and moulded supports, panelled back, on bun feet. 52" wide. (lacks superstructure).

A WMF pewter base Vase with dog and floral design, moulded glass flute, and a Russian white metal Cup Holder with floral scroll frieze

A set of 10 champagne glasses, with flute bowls and faceted knop stems, circa 1840 6in.

An engraved opaque-twist ale flute, the tall ogee bowl decorated with hops and barley, supported on a double-series and conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1770

An assortment of glass, comprising; three various cut glass club-shaped decanters and stoppers, and four various wine glasses including a flute with capstan stem, first quarter 19th century

A club-shaped decanter and stopper, with fluted neck and shoulder above a broad body with two lower flute bands, 23cm high, circa 1820; and three cut-glass decanters and stoppers, of club-shaped form, one with a band of ovals within fine diamond band borders, 25cm high; the other two with strawberry diamond fields, 23cm & 24cm high, circa 1830 (some minute facet chips)

A 19th Century 9 3/4in. Italian dish, the centre panel painted a putti playing a flute with cornucopia decorated border on blue ground; and a Copeland 9 1/2in. circular plate with raised strawberry and strawberry leaf decoration. (2)

Bakelite Swannee Whistle or Lotus Flute.

A Victorian vaseline glass epergne, with central wavy rim posy flute flanked by three jack-in-the-pulpit shaped subsidiaries with applied spiral decoration to neck, on conforming dome centred basin stand, 54cm high.

A wine flute, with trumpet shaped bowl, on inverted baluster shaped spiral air twist stem and domed foot, 7 3/4" high (19.5cm) circa 1750

Large late nineteenth century Meissen figure group, modelled as a flute player aloft a rocky outcrop with four figures draping garlnds of flowers around at his feet on a naturalistic ground complete with basket of flowers and two white doves, all raised on scroll base section, old damages and repairs,16in (40.6cm) high

A rosewood flute with nickel mounts in mahogany case.

A George III ale flute, engraved with wheat and hops; together with four other flutes.

A 19th Century Flute by T. Pronsel, London, in cocus-wood, the 4 sections fitted 8 nickel keys, 26in with hardwood cleaning stick and rosewood case.

A Worcester blue printed sauceboat, circa 1770, the press moulded fluted body decorated with the Strap Flute Sauceboat Floral pattern, underglaze blue, 'W' mark, 6.5" long.

A Set of Three Schuco Clockwork Musical Pigs, one with violin, one with flute and third lacking instrument, and another clockwork figure (4)

A BRONZE FIGURE OF A MAN PLAYING A FLUTE 'Improvisateur' AFTER FELIX CHARPENTIER, CIRCA 1900 Inscribed Felix Charpentier and stamped M Colin & Cie Paris, inscribed Improvisateur 30.75in. (78cm.) high

A 19TH CENTURY EBONY FLUTE, in fitted wooden case.

A GAUDY WELSH 'SHANG HI' flute moulded footed bowl, decorated in under glazed blue, iron red and green with ochre rim. 5.75" Height. (chipped).

A ROYAL COPENHAGEN FIGURE of a Satyr, playing a flute on a pillar with lizard, printed and painted marks. 8" High.

A VICTORIAN GREEN TO WHITE glass four flute epergne, with waved eoges and spiral pettaling on domes wavy edge base. (see glass section for photograph of lot 522)

Three mid 20th century Schuco clockwork pigs playing fiddle, drum and flute respectively, their tinplate figures clad in red, green and pink felt, marks impressed on their feet, 11.5cm high (3)

A'Model De Luxe Swanee Whistle or Lotus Flute', the cylindrical whistle of Bakelite, with celluloid end and nickel note adjustment lever, 35cm long

Six late 18th century ale glasses and two other glasses, the former with flute bowls engraved with hops and barley, three on folded feet, the tallest 16.5cm high (W) (8)

A 19th century boxwood flute by Clementi and Co. , of three sections with ivory rings and mounts, in fitted wooden case 23.5ins

A Staffordshire creamware tea canister and cover, printed in iron red with the "Flute Lesson" to one side and the "Serenading Shepherd" to the reverse, c.1780, and a modern Wedgwood tea canister, 13.5cm. (4) Some restoration to the cover.

Hummel: boy with flute and yellow bird; and 'Chick girl', girl with chicks and basket, No. 57/0 plus three more figurines, Goebel Hummel 112 3/0 No.1938 girl on two-bar fence with basket; boy with basket of rabbits, 58/0 76 2/0; and boy with walking stick (5)

Two cut glass tapered decanters along with two tall cut glass stemmed flute goblets (4)

A PRIMROSE PEARLINE FOOTED BOWL, late 19th Century, diamond and flute moulded, height 11cm. (Please see lot 90 for image)

A PRIMROSE PEARLINE JUG, late 19th Century, diamond and flute moulded, height 13cm. (Please see lot 90 for image)

A Mahogany and Satinwood-Banded Cabinet, the top with a three-quarter ledge back over a flute and patera-inlaid frieze, the two panelled doors enclosing five drawers, on splayed bracket feet 116cm by 95cm by 52cm

A Wine Flute, circa 1770, the trumpet bowl on a double series opaque twist stem comprising a pair of spiral threads outside a gauze, circular foot, 18.6cm