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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

SIR JOHN GILBERT (1817-1897) BRITISH. MISS FLUTE introduces the wards in Jarndyce to the Lord Chancellor. A superb large interior with a crafty old krook, bones bought krook dealer in marine stores, bottles on the shelves, books on the floor, a cat on his left shoulder. Signed and dated 1860. 27 x 36ins. (See old newspaper chipping on reverse).

GOSSE Edmund A collection of first editions of the works of Edmund Gosse, including two items with his bookplate and one with a presentation inscription, uniformly bound in half dark blue morocco, blue cloth boards, t.e.g., with 2 items in matching solander boxes, by Riviere, mostly with the bookplate of Oliver Brett, afterwards 3rd Viscount Esher, 8vo. (unless otherwise stated), comprising: On viol and flute, 1873; King Erik, 1876; New poems, 1879; Studies in the literature of Northern Europe, with signature of T.H. Ward in pencil, 1879; Gray, 1882; Seventeenth century studies, 1883; Firdausi in exile and other poems, 1885; From Shakespeare to Pope, 1885; Raleigh, 1886; Life of William Congreve, 1888; A history of 18th century literature, 1889; Gossip in a Library, 1891; The life of Philip Henry Gosse, 1890; Robert Browning personalia, 12mo., 1891; The secret of Narcisse; a romance, inscribed "J.A. Blaikie from E.W.G. Nov: 2.92", 1892; Questions at issue, 1893; The Jacobean poets, 1894; Critical Kit-Kats, 1896; A short history of modern English literature, 1898; The life and letters of John Donne, 2 vols., 1899; Hypolympia or the gods in the island, 1901; Jeremy Taylor, 1903; With Edmund Garnett, English literature: an illustrated record, 4 vols., 1903; In russet & silver, 1904; Coventry Patmore, 1905; Sir Thomas Browne, 1905; French profiles, 1905; Father and son: a study of two temperaments, with Edmund Gosse's bookplate, 1907; Ibsen, 1907; Biographical notes on the writings of Robert Louis Stevenson, original paper boards, printed paper label, uncut and unopened, preserved in a solander case, No 46 of 50 copies, with Edmund Gosse's bookplate, London: privately printed at the Chiswick Press, 1908; The autumn garden, 1909; Collected poems, 1911;Two visits to Denmark, 1911; Portraits & sketches, 1912; Inter arma: being essays written in time of war, 1916; Life of Algernon Charles Swinburne, 1917; Three French moralists and the gallantry of France, 1918; A catalogue of the works of Algernon Charles Swinburne in the Library of Mr. Edmund Gosse, original printed paper wrappers, preserved in a solander case, no. 43 of 50 copies, London: privately printed at the Chiswick Press, 1919; Some diversions of a man of letters, 1919; Books on the table, 1921; Aspects and impressions, 1922;The continuity of literature, presidential address, 1922, 1922 [bound with] Tallemant des reaux or the art of miniature biography, the Zaharoff lecture, 1925, 1925 [bound with] Malherbe and the classical reaction in the 17th century, the Taylorian lecture 1920, 1920; More books on the table, 1923; Silhouettes, 1925; Leaves and fruit, 1927; CHARTERIS E., The Hon., Life and letters of Edmund Gosse, 1931 [50]

A PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN OSIER & FLUTE MOULDED BORDER PLATES, the borders each with four rose and convovuli sprays, the centres with roses, Diameter 9", and a SIMILAR PLATE, with gilt lining and central sprig. (3) .

A ROYAL WORCESTER PINK & WHITE SPIRAL FLUTE MOULDED JUG, 1652, the "C" scroll and dolphin handle enriched with gilding. Puce transfer printed factory mark, date mark for 1894. Reg. mark 209447. Height 6".

A quantity of flute pieces from various different instruments, cased.

A flute by D Muenning, cased.

A quantity of flute pieces from various different instruments, cased.

A flute by D Muenning, cased.

A COPELAND BISQUE FIGURE of a young gentleman playing the flute, after R. Monti, 34cm high

A PAIR OF ENGLISH 18TH-CENTURY ALE GLASSES, the bowls of flute form engraved with hops and barley, on double series opaque twist stems and plain conical feet, 18.5cm, (7.25in) high

A VICTORIAN GREEN VASELINE GLASS EPERGNE having a large central flute with crimped green rim and spirally-trailed scallop decoration, flanked by two similar smaller flutes and two clear spirally-twisted glass canes, one with pendent green vaseline glass basket (the other basket lacking), on a concave four-sided crimped green vaseline glass base, 58cm, (22.8in) high

THREE 18TH-CENTURY ENGRAVED ALE GLASSES comprising: a flute engraved with hops and barley, the stem with medial disc knop on a plain foot, 13.5cm, (5.3in) high; another, similar, with a bulge to the top of the otherwise plain stem, 12.7cm, (5in) high, and a smaller example, with bucket bowl, medial disc knop to the stem, and plain foot, 10.5cm, (4.1in) high

THREE 18TH-CENTURY ALE GLASSES, comprising: a writhen flute, 13cm, (5.1in) high; a panel-moulded flute with writhen knop and stem, 13.5cm, (5.3in) high, and a smaller example with moulded funnel-bowl, writhen medial ball knop and lower stem, 10cm, (4in) high

A FACON DE VENISE GILT GRADUATED FLUTE POSSIBLY VENETIAN OR LOWLANDS, 16TH/17TH CENTURY, the tall slender bowl formed from nine graduated compressed bulbs below a flared octagonal rim gilt with two concentric bands, set on a merese above a gilt moulded oviform stem with lion's masks alternating with flowerheads over a merese and short conical foot with gilt edge, 23cm., 9in. Applied paper labels to foot indistinctly inscribed in ink

A plain-stemmed cordial glass, the ogee bowl with a hammered flute lower section, with folded conical foot, 14cm high, mid 18th century

An opaque-twist toasting glass or ale flute, of drawn trumpet form with double series stem and conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1770

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

An Irish engraved club-shaped decanter and stopper, applied with a pair of notched neck rings and decorated with fruiting vine above a flute-moulded lower section, 25cm high, circa 1800

An Irish mallet-shaped decanter and a stopper, with three notched annular neck rings, the body with a band of engraved and polished stars, above a flute-moulded lower section, traces of mark, probably Cork, 26cm high overall, circa 1810 (stopper matched)

Three cut-glass oval section spirit decanters and facet-ball stoppers, with fluted shoulders, diamond bands and spiral-flute lower section, 19cn high; and a pair of small bottles and stoppers, 14cm high, circa 1820

An early 19th century Staffordshire enamel etui painted with five mirror shaped reserves with sheep and their shepherd playing a flute all on a turquoise stippled white ground, 9.5cm high

A Wrede ivory mounted boxwood flute, the four sections with mouthpiece and ten stops, the ivory end lacking, 61cm long

Boxed wood Flute, with substitute blow hole section, (cracked)

Boxed wood one key Flute, stamped 'Mettler', (cracked), 24" long

Boehm system nickel plated key ebonised Flute, stamped 'Rudall, Carte & Co Ltd of London', 26 1/2", (cracked to mouth piece), complete with fitted carrying case

Three piece Boehm system nickel plated Flute, stamped 'Boosey & Hawkes of London', 'Emperor', complete with fitted carrying case, metal music stand and two instruction books

Rosewood four piece Flute, eight nickel plated keys, in fitted carrying case

A Minton Sandwich Set decorated with sprays of English garden flowers on a vertical flute, comprising of Sandwhich Plate and six Serving Plates

A boxwood and ivory flute by William Henry Potter, London.

A silver-mounted oval musical trinket box, the cover with marine scene on a radiating ground, London 1979, 7.5cm wide; and a Queen Mother glass and parcel gilt commemorative wine flute, London 1980, 17.5cm high, both limited editions and boxed.

19th CENTURY; a pair of watercolours, one depicting a boy in Eastern costume wearing a turban, buttoned tunic and cloak, resting upon the draped sill of an arched window, a rifle at his side, the other boy in 17th century costume, wearing a slashed doublet and frilled collar, a feather in his wide-brimmed hat, poised to play a flute, unsigned, contemporary printed labels to reverse, The Property of Tregonwell Monro 1878, 8 1/2in x 7 1/4in and 7 5/8in x 6 3/8in respectively, the latter with gilt slip, contained within matching ornate gilt gesso moulded frames.

Rosewood Flute In Case.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CRANBERRY CUT GLASS SCENT BOTTLE, of inverted ovoid form, with slice, hobnail and flute cutting, silver collar and stopper with hallmark for 1906, 4.75in. (12cms) high

AN EPNS TABLE CENTREPIECE, the pedestal bowl supporting a flute vase fixed by means of a screw thread to the well, raised on an annulated pedestal and circular stepped foot, 13in. (33cms) high

A LATE VICTORIAN TOASTING FORK, with a silver floral, foliate and flute moulded handle, 12.5in. (32cms) long, Birmingham 1888.

A Blue and White Beaker Vase Transitional period painted with a man and a woman in a garden landscape dotted with willow and palm trees and a boy playing a flute on a buffalo above a floral spray and plantain leaf border, the neck reduced 42cm., 16Iin. By repute, collection of Lord Kitchener

Two Derby figures, female with lute, sheep beside, on scroll base, incised no. 301, 5.25in.), boy with flute, CBD mark in red-4.5in.

An Edwardian silver plated table epergne, the base with two scallop shape bowls on an oval stand, raised on cast supports, supporting a cut glass flute, 48cm (18 3/4in) high

A George III ale flute, with engraved decoration of hops and barley, and an early 19th century glass

A "WHIELDON" TYPE POTTERY FIGURE of a young lady dressed in 18th century costume carrying a book, painted in pale cream, green and brown, 5.5" and another figure modelled as a seated young man playing the flute, 5.25" (2).

A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE TYPE FIGURES comprising a seated gentleman playing a flute dressed in 18th century costume painted in polychrome, on a raised octagonal base, impressed letter "H", 5.25" and his female companion (2)

AN EPERGNE BASE, trefoil plinth surmounted by eagle figures, the single trumpet bracket upheld by three cranes, maker A.S, Sheffield 1892, (lacking glass bowl and flute)

A green tinted glass wine flute, with trumpet shaped bowl, on knopped stem, 16.5cm high (6 1/2"), a green tinted wine glass, and other glass

An early 19th century barrel shaped decanter and acorn shaped stopper, cut with diamond, flute and facet bands, 20.5cm high (8"), and three mid 19th century flutes, each cut with roundels

A Victorian cranberry decorated glass four flute epergne, with three baskets hung from scrolls, 50cm high.

A pair of Austrian porcelain figures of flower vendors, their costumes decorated in pink 27cm high, together with a Continental porcelain figure of a flute player. (3).

A SITZENDORF PORCELAIN TYPE FIGURE, 'The Flute Player', on a gilt scroll base, 5 1/2" high, 1 other continental porcelain musician with violin to the base, 6" high and 1 other porcelain figure of a lady holding a basket of flowers 6" high (3).

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE 'The Flute Player' with accompanying dog to the base, mark to the back, 6 1/2" high (old restoration and faults).

A COLLECTION OF SEVENTEEN MEISSEN MONKEY BAND FIGURES to include conductor, drum, flute, viola, trumpet and others each on gilt scroll and coloured bases (various faults and old restoration), conductor 7 1/2" high, other figures principally 6"

Crosby (Benjamin, pub.). English Musical Repository, A Choice Selection of Esteemed English Songs adapted for the Voice, Violin and German Flute, Edinburgh, n.d., c.1810, eng. frontis. and vign. title, printed music throughout, orig. boards, lacking backstrip, upper cover detached, 8vo (1)

An Edward VII silver pocket watch stand, of lancet form, with ribband flute bands, on four compressed bun feet, 4" high. Birmingham 1908, together with a white metal pocket watch, the case stamped .935.

A Victorian Prattware pot with transfer printed lid depicting a garden seat with a flute player.

A rosewood flute stamped "Improved London"

Photographs.- A large collection of approximately 750 publicity photographs by Reg Wilson, Anthony Crickmay, and others, the majority depicting scenes from the ballet and opera staged during the latter part of the twentieth century, including Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Macbeth, Lulu, Don Giovanni, The Nightingale/L'Enfant et les Sortileges and Boris Godunov at Covent Garden, The Force of Destiny, Don Giovanni and Lucky Peter's Journey at Sadler's Wells, Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail, Where the Wild Things Are, and L'Amour des Trois Oranges at Glyndebourne, The Magic Flute by the Scottish Opera, and many other productions in England and Europe, and 6 photographs by Ossia Trilling of Nureyev with Erik Bruun and Doreen Wells on the beach at Monte Carlo, the majority 10 by 8 prints with descriptive text or captions on backs. The photographs are from the collection of the opera and ballet critic Ossia Trilling.

EIGHT VARIOUS 19TH CENTURY FLUTE GLASSES also four other glasses with faceted and fluted decoration, also a green roemer glass (13).

Two Prattware plates printed with Landing the catch, and preparing for the ride, also a three other pot lids printed with High Life, The Flute Player and The Skewbald Horse, (the skewbald horse and Highlife lid damaged) (5)

A Royal Worcester Centrepiece, with central classical figure holding a dove, 31 cm, a Lladro figure, an angel playing a flute, a Hummel figure, Little Helper, and other items (a.f.) (16)

A Derby group of "Music', the classical young woman playing the flute and wearing a puce flowered turquoise chiton, a tambourine and scroll resting on a marbled pillar to her side and with two putti in attendance, on a sprigged rocky green mound, 26cm h, William Duesbury & Co incised 217, patch marks, c1780 . Some typical firing cracks in the base and another in the upper part of the leg of the principal figure, some old discoloured restoration to the young woman's hands and the upper part of the body of the reclining child. One bell missing from the edge of the tambourine, an extending firing crack near the base of the pillar, the standing child's right arm broken and partially re-built but now heavily discoloured. No "professional' restoration

A biscuit group of musicians, probably Derby and modelled by George Cocker, the gentleman playing the flute, his lady the mandolin, her pug dog between them, on a baroque settee, 13. 5cm h, unmarked, mid 19th c . Slight faults to the lace edged costumes but in overall good condition