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An opaque-twist ale flute, the funnel bowl supported on a stem with a corkscrew, on a conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1770

An engraved opaque-twist ale flute, the funnel bowl engraved with ears of barley and hops, supported on a double series stem and a conical foot, 17.5cm, circa 1770

An opaque-twist ale flute, the funnel bowl cut and polished with an 'oxo' band, supported on a double series stem, circa 1770 (minute footrim chips)

An opaque-twist wine glass, the flute-moulded ogee bowl supported on a double-series stem and conical foot, circa 1770, 13cm high

An opaque-twist goblet, the generous ogee bowl with hammered flute lower section, on a double-series stem and conical foot, 19.5cm high, circa 1770

A facet stemmed ale flute, the funnel bowl engraved and polished with an 'oxo' band and a scale-cut basal section, the stem cut with diamond facets, on a conical foot, 18.5cm high, late 18th century

A pair of cut spirit decanters and mushroom stoppers, of tapered cylindrical and shouldered form, cut with alternate diamond and flute bands, 22cm high, circa 1820 (some minute chips to facets)

A club-shaped three ring decanter and a plain stemmed wine flute en suite, the decanter engraved FIDLIS ET CONSTANS, 29cm high; the glass engraved FIDELIS CONSTANS, in addition the foot engraved CHRISTCHURCH KNOT, 12.5cm, circa 1800

A Worcester claret ground teapot stand of hexagonal form with fluted rim, decorated in the London atelier of James Giles with vignettes of a male flute player and a lady reading music within tree lined landscapes, painted in coloured enamels and gilding, circa 1770, 5.875in diameter.

Pair of 19th century German candlestick figures of a man holding a flute and a woman a basket of flowers, on round scroll decorated bases, 11.5" high

A 19TH-CENTURY BOXWOOD RECORDER of four sections, the joints having reeded brass ferrules, by Goulding & D'Almaine [one &] Soho Square, London, 50cm, (19.5in) long and A BOXWOOD FLUTE by Stainsby, Junior, stamped C, with brass ferrules, 38cm, (15in) long (2)

A 6.5in. circular tapered wine flute with engraved hop and wheatear decoration; and four late 19th Century wine glasses-various. (5)

A circular embossed brass log pail, embossed flute and fluting with a coat of arms and brass lion-mask ring handles, 12.5in. high; and a teak circular three-leg milking stool.

A Victorian four flute glass epergne, upon dished base with wavy rim, 50cm high.

H. Childe Pocock, Watercolour, "The Musician" - Gentleman seated at table playing the flute, signed, 11ins x 8ins, mounted, glazed and framed.

The Flute Player (337)

A plate: The Two Anglers (432) blue border, gold line decoration, another Landscape and River Scene (416) turquoise and gilt line border and one other The Flute Player (337) green maskhead border, the rim lined in red (3)

A Sardar flute portable organ

A plated four flute epergne and a quantity of other plated ware

A 19th Century Wrythen fluted Cordial Glass on spreading foot A/F, a 19th Century plain flute Cordial Glass A/F and a Measuring Glass.

A 19th Century French ormolu Mantel Clock with white enamel dial, 8-day striking movement, lyre top, figure playing flute and pole with ribbon, the case with leafage, basket of flowers and wreath decoration on four bun feet, 14in H

A Worcester blue and white sauce boat, circa 1770-1780, painted with the Strap Flute Sauceboat Floral pattern, within relief moulded cartouches and cell borders, pedestal foot with open crescent mark to base, 7.75" long

A George V silver epergne, the central flared fixed flute surrounded by three detachable flutes on a flared base, Birmingham, 1918. See lot 430 for illustration.

Pair of Continental figures after Bow, modelled as a two boys dressed in pink jackets one playing the flute the other playing a drum, with floral bocages on heavily scrolled rococo bases, painted gilt '4' to bases, (some good restorations and small damages) (2)

A rosewood recorder/flute style instrument, 36cms and a bronze plaque of "Royal Commission on Decentralization" 7.5 x 9.5 cms.

An opaque-twist wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, the funnel bowl with solid lower section and tear inclusions, on a double series stem and conical foot, 17.5cm high (foot polished); another opaque-twist wine glass, the bell bowl supported on a stem filled with spiral threads and a conical foot, 17.5cm high (rim chip), circa 1770; and a plain-stemmed wine glass, the ovoid bowl with hammered flute lower section on a folded conical foot, 12.5cm high, mid 18th century

An airtwist wine flute, of drawn trumpet form, the stem filled with spiral threads, 18cm high, mid 18th century

A mixed-twist wine flute, of drawn trumpet form, the double-series stem with a gauze cable within a pair of spiral threads, on a conical foot, 18.5cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist wine flute, the funnel bowl supported on a double-series stem and conical foot, 20cm high, circa 1770 (some foot rim chips)

An airtwist ale flute, the flared bowl supported on a stem filled with spiral threads, on a conical foot, 20cm high, circa 1750

A mixed-twist wine flute, the drawn trumpet bowl with basal collar, the double-series stem with a gauze cable within a spiral thread, on a conical foot, 20cm high

Eighteen similar tavern rummers, second half 19th century; an opaque-twist wine flute, 20cm high, circa 1770 (foot rim chips); and a Low Countries example 15cm high (rim chip)

A sycamore, ebony and chequer banded and curled paper hexagonal tea caddy, decorated overall with flowers and baskets, the hinged top with a brass loop handle enclosing a marquetry oval, the base inset with a printed silk panel of a boy playing a flute, 13 high x 10.5 deep x 18cm wide

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH-CENTURY CONTINENTAL HARD-PASTE FIGURES OF AN ARCADIAN SHEPHERD AND COMPANION, painted in polychrome enamels, gilt enriched, he with bagpipes, she with a flute, both with sheep to the rococo-style scroll-decorated bases, 17cm, (6.5in) high

A small Rum decanter, circa 1800, of mallet form with teardrop stopper and titled in gilt within a shield shaped panel, 23cm high, together with a late 18th Century ale flute with folded foot, three wine glasses with conical bowls and one other 19th Century glass with bucket shaped bowl and initialled MS within a reserve surmounted by a basket of fruit. (6)

A Blue and White Bowl, Transitional period, finely painted in outline and various shades of wash, the interior with a central medallion depicting a figure playing the flute on a rocky promontory above the sea, the exterior painted with an elaborate continuous scene of female musicians and dancers entertaining a dignitary seated on a day bed, all within a luxurious garden, Jiajing six-character mark, 20cm., 8in. diameter

An Underglaze-Blue and Red Vase, Kangxi period, painted all around the body with a continuous scene of immortals among islands, one seated on a crane in flight, playing the flute, the copper-red sun emerging from clouds, Chenghua mark to base, 42cm., 16.5in.

A CRANBERRY GLASS FLUTE VASE with crimped neck, pierced EP mount and base, Height 15", also TWO SIMILAR DISHES, both AF.

Josef Lorenzl, An Art Deco bronze figure of a nude, circa 1930, modelled playing the flute, signed 'Lorenzl', on a white onyx pedestal

Late Victorian silver photograph frame, by William Comyns, of rectangular form with an arched crest enclosing an oval vacant cartouche, the profusely embossed scale, bead and reeded flute pattern borders surrounding a heart shaped aperture, 10.5cm x 9.cm, worn purple velvet easel back total heigh 19cm x 13.5cm, slightly worn.

A wine flute, with drawn trumpet shaped bowl, and slender stem, 19cm high (7 1/2"), circa 1755

A wine flute with drawn trumpet shaped bowl, and slender stem, 19.5cm high (7 3/4"), circa 1755

An ale flute, the bowl with basal flutes, on mercury twist stem, 19. 5cm high (7 3/4"), circa 1750

An ale flute, the bowl engraved with hops and barley, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, 19.5cm high (7 3/4"), circa 1770

An ale flute, the bowl engraved with hops and barley, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, 19.5cm high (7 3/4"), circa 1770 (See lot 114 for illustration).

A wine flute, with trumpet shaped bowl, on multi spiral opaque twist corkscrew stem, 17.2cm high (6 3/4"), circa 1770

A wine flute, with slender drawn trumpet shaped bowl, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, 18cm high (7 1/8"), circa 1770

An ale flute, the bowl with an 'oxo' cut band, on diamond cut facetted stem, 18.5cm high (7 1/4"), circa 1755-80

A flute cane. around 1900. A very rare gadget cane of carved, black spotted malacca and ebonized wood. The tip in brass and iron. Spring equipped valves in wood and brass. Cane handle unscrews. Length 91 cm. €1,500.00

A BLANC DE CHINE GROUP modelled as a young boy playing a flute perched atop the back of a water buffalo, 8in. (20cm.) wide

Georgian style mahogany tray, oval twin brass handles decorated with a scene of a man playing a flute to his beau in a landscape with floral border, 73cm.

A cut glass water jug, the bulbous body with panels of small cut diamonds, panel and flute cutting, notched rim, loop handle, 5.5" high, another, of tapering circular form, with similar cutting, 6" high, a smaller example. (3)

A pair of custard glasses, with diamond and flute cutting and loop handles, another 2 examples. (4)

A cut glass decanter, of baluster form, with diamond and flute cut body, triple flared rim and facetted stopper, star cut to underside, 13.5" high.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY DOUBLE CORNER CUPBOARD, the upper part with flute moulded cornice above a single glazed door with glazing bars enclosing straight shelves, the lower projecting part with a central drawer above a door, the canted sides panelled, raised on turned feet. Width 50". Height 82". Depth 34".

A SET OF SIX LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, the arched open backs with single horizontal bars, the padded seat on turned tapered flute moulded legs terminating in castors.

A Meissen Group of Children Emblematic of 'Music', late 19th century, four playing the mandolin, tambourine, flute and harp, a fifth directing from the raised centre of their craggy mound, the fluted base picked out in pink, crossed swords in underglaze blue, 17.2cm (one leg broken, minor chips).

A Documentary Shibayama/Tokyo School Ivory Okimono Carving of Boys with an Elephant, dated to the European equivalent of 1883, carved from a single block of elephant ivory, inlaid with "jewelled" detail in gold and silver coloured metals, and in green and coral tinted horn, the benign beast grazing as a troupe of five boy musicians perform on cymbals, drums (damaged) and flute upon the galleried stage while below a boy looks out from the rope ladder at whose base stands another with a trumpet, three further boys behind, one reclining, another raising his arms as if fallen, while the third approaches with a raised chawan (incised Dai Nihon.), 18.5cm, the inlaid motherof- pearl tablet incised with date equivalent to "15th year of the Meiji period . . . (?) Tokusei (artist)" (minor elements damaged).

Tito Conti A BOY PLAYING A FLUTE Signed, oil on canvas laid down on board, 36.5cm by 31cm.

A Pratt-type buccholic pearlware spill vase group, modelled with a shepherd leaning against a tree playing a flute, three recumbent sheep at his feet, painted in a typical palette, 22cm high, early 19th century (some small areas of restoration)