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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

A SYLLABUB GLASS The ogee bowl moulded with lozenges on a silesian stem and domed foot, together with a wine glass, plain funnel bowl and stem on a domed foot and an opaque twist flute, the stem with two ply spiral within a broad tape (a lot)

A WINE GLASS With plain flute bowl, multi ply sprial twist within multi thread outer twist

A late 19th century chinoiserie picture, the wood panel painted with a Chinese couple seated below a gilt parasol flanked by flowers while she plays the flute, 42 x 53cm

A French Giltwood Pier Glass and Table, the glass having an arched rectangular plate within a convex section frame carved in light relief and surmounted by a pierced shell and leaf cresting, {190cm by 126cm}, the table with a breakfront D-shaped marble top over a fluted, tabletted frieze, raised on wrythen-flute tapered legs joined by a shaped stretcher centred on a raised urn finial, {90cm by 125cm by 41cm}

F.Buisson - Paris/Prague - a Blackwood clarinet with epns keys. Also a Blackwood flute with epns keys./2

Monzani & Co, a silver mounted flute, each silver keys with hallmarks. (af).

Rudall, Rose & Craig, a flute with epns keys, stamped on the middle & lower sections with makers mark. With leather carrying case./2

A Czechoslovakian clarinet, 'Rosehill Instruments', black wood with metal keys, in orig box; and a silvered flute, 'Mateki', Japan, with box, (2).

South Netherlandish School, 16th Century, A Man playing a Flute, half length, wearing a red hat and a red jacket with embroidered collar and cuffs, oil on panel, 46.4 by 38 cm.; 18.25 by 15 in.

Wooden Letter Rack, Mahogany Hand Mirror, Carved Crest "Consillo-Fide Vigilantia", Carved Ethnic Lady And Country Craft Flute Player Figure

Tall Bohemian cut and enamelled glass vase, early 20th century, of tapered cylindrical form, the body flute and diamond cut and set with oblong flower painted panels, between a flared neck and foot painted with a band of running roses against an amber ground, 38cm high

After Lavergne, bronze figure of a boy playing a flute, standing on a signed and titled square base 'Charmer de Lezards', 17cm high

A GOOD LATE 19TH-CENTURY LIME-GREEN "VASELINE" GLASS EPERGNE having a large central flute with crimped and six-pointed rim, the stem with spirally-trailed "scallop" decoration, within two smaller branches and two clearer spiral canes each with pendent basket, matching the branches, on a dished eight-lobed crimped base, 53.5cm, (21in) high

After C.Hoffman, a bronze figure of a young boy playing a flute, early 20thc, the base with signature, mounted on rosso marble plinth. 28cms tall.

An Oriental bronze figure, wearing headdress and playing the flute, traces of gilt, later repairs. 18cms height.

A late 19th Century Bohemian green overlaid champagne glass, wheel engraved with thistle and leaves and heightened in gilt, height 14cm; and a matching Bohemian green overlaid champagne flute (2). (See lot 161 for illustration).

A Rosewood Flute, J Wallis, Euston Road, 67 cm, and a similar one key flute, 37 cm (a.f.) (2).

Pair of Royal Dux spill vases, modelled with flute player and companion by broken classical columns, each 11in (28cm) high

Indian carved ivory figure of a deity, late 19th Century, carved playing a flute and positioned on a lotus flower, wooden base, 10ins; also two small Indian carved ivory deities, similarly mounted; and a carved ivory St George slaying the dragon, 3ins (4)

A TREVOR J JAMES OF LONDON NICKLE PLATE FLUTE, "T.J. 10x", No: 34209, with fitted hard case, soft case cover, cleaning rod and guarantee.

FLUTE PLAYER (KM 298) MULTICOLOURED CERAMIC TEAPOT STAND? 3 pad feet,6.25 ins diam., produced at Cauldon by Bates, Brown, Westhead and Moore. very clean & bright. Good. NR.

1938 Coronation: an unusual earthenware jug, the split oviform body flute moulded and well printed in blue with portrait ovals centred by a crown within a foliate cartouche, the underside inscribed with name, date of coronation and a crown, 180mm high, minor chips to rim

A Copper Powder Flask, stamped with net wire decoration; three flute stamped powder flasks, and another stamped with leaves (5).

A Collection of Four Copper Powder Flasks, with flute, anthemion, pineapple and fan stamped decoration.

Mansfield (Katherine). To Stanislaw Wyspianski, printed by the Favil Press for Bertram Rota, 1938, orig. printed wrappers, 8vo, ltd. ed. 45/100, together with Hardy (Thomas), The Oxen, printed for Private Circulation, Hove, 1915, orig. printed wrappers, slim 8vo, and Niemeyer (Wolfgang), The Bright Field, 7 pieces for Flute solo to Poems by R.S. Thomas, pub. Munich, 1986, orig. printed card wrappers, slim folio, limited edition of 50 copies signed by the composer and poet (3).

A Georgian wine flute, with plain double white enamel stem, 20cm; and a wine glass with airtwist stem and folded foot, 16.2cm, (2).

A Derby porcelain figure of a gentleman flute player, early C19th, seated in a gilt and floral decorated chair, wearing a blue jacket, elaborate waistcoat and breeches, with music books and tricorn hat by his feet, on gilt husk bordered moulded oblong base with curved angles to front, incised 'No 11' and underglaze blue '49' marks to base, 15.5cm.

A pair of Derby figures of seated musicians, he plays a flute while his companion strums at a mandolin, each on a chamfered rectangular base, 'No.11' incised, c.1820, 15.5cm. (2) Each with some restoration.

An opaque-twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with hammered flute lower section, supported on double series stem and a conical foot, 15cm high, (small foot rim chips); and three other opaque-twist wine glasses, (small foot rim chips),. circa 1770

An engraved rummer, the ogee bowl with alternate leaf sprigs and circles above a pulled flute lower section, short stem. and conical foot, 13cm high, early 19th century; and a Masonic rummer, engraved with set-square, compass and an eye, inscribed Lodge No. 462, 13.5cm high,. mid 19th century

Six wine glass rinsers, each with a flute-cut lower section, 14.5cm wide, circa 1825

A COVERED BOWL, c.1935, smokey green glass, broad flute cutting, star cut base, facet cut knop, diameter 30cm

A GARNITURE OF THREE POKALS, mid 19th Century, Bohemian flashed ruby glass rope twist and broad flute cutting, gilt scrolled and over-enamelled, height of largest 64cm (3)

A 19th Century Meissen porcelain group of five child musicians playing lute, tambourine and flute with a dog at their feet and on circular rocky pattern base, 9.75ins high (cross swords mark in underglaze blue to base and impressed B7 and 31 - circa 1870 - one figure repaired)

A Meissen porcelain figure of a young boy in 18th Century dress wearing a mauve jacket and playing a flute, coopered jug holding grapes to back, on rococo pattern base, 5.25ins high (crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base - slight chipping to grapes). See lot 112 for illustration.

An early 19th Century Staffordshire pottery group of two musicians seated beneath a tree playing a flute and a lute, with a spring at their feet, 9ins high (slightly damaged). See lot 122 for illustration.

Italian Student Flute

Creamware jug circa 1800 printed with a lady sat with a pet lamb and also a gentleman playing the flute to a lady sat on a bench within a garden, Also a pearlware sauceboat painted with sprigs in underglaze blue, (some good restoration to the spout) (2).

Cased flute "The Edgware" by Boosey and Hawkes

A large late 19c Samson figure group, probably entitled "The Music Lesson", depicting a young man and girl with flute, drum and basket of flowers, well modelled and painted in colours of pink, green turquoise, etc, 30cms,.

A Meissen figure of a youthful grape gather, playing a flute, his tricorn hat adorned with grapes, standing barefoot and wearing floral waistcoat, orange jacket and green breeches, on moulded scrolling base, 5.5in high, crossed swords in underglaze blue, late 19th century

A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY DINING ARMCHAIR, the back with inset moulded top rail above a flute moulded horizontal bar, with open scroll arms, padded seat and ring turned tapering legs.

A JAPANESE IMARI GILT METAL MOUNTED BOTTLE, of long necked flattended baluster form, the flute moulded neck with gilt metal mount united to a pair of lateral gilt metal panels by chains and with relief panels on back and front decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt with floral motifs, with gilt metal mounted cork Stopper. Height 11.25".

A SWANSEA PORCELAIN WHITE & GILT "PARIS FLUTE" CRESTED TRIO, with wide gilt shell borders, the centres with boars head crests: deep narrow Cup, Diameter 3", wide shallow Cup, Diameter 3.75", and a Saucer, Diameter 6". Cups with red stencil marks.

A late 19th century Japanese ivory okimono of a priest playing a flute, 14.5cm high.

A four Flute Silver Plated Epergne.

A plate: Fair Sportswoman (250) buff cherub maskhead and profuse gilt scroll decoration and another: The Flute Player (337) buff cherub maskhead border (2)

A dessert service of ten pieces comprising eight plates: The Fair Sportswoman (250) and The Flute Player (337), a shallow comport and a tall comport The Spanish Dancers (431) with buff cherub maskhead and profuse gilt scroll decorated borders (10)

1838 Coronoation: an unusual earthenware jug, the split oviform body flute moulded and well printed in blue with purple ovals centred by a crown flanked by flowers of the Union, the underside inscribed with name and date of coronation centred by a crown, 180mm high.

Two Minton teacups and saucers and one coffee can and saucer circa 1810, one hand painted with oriental rock work painted pattern number 267, another painted with a band of maroon seaweed pattern number 91, the coffee can and saucer of 'Hamilton flute' type painted with bands of blue and green dots, pattern number 20, (some damages) (6)

A Chinese carved ivory model of a dragon and phoenix, two other ivory carvings and a small lapis carving of a figure playing a flute on a wood stand, 19th/20th century, 23cm. Max. (5) Minor faults.

A Late Enamelled Pearlware Group of Music Makers, Staffordshire, early 19th century, she with lute, he with flute seated before a flat tree bocage with sheep, lambs and a swan on a stream gushing from the raised mound, {21.5cm} (minor chips to foliage, firing cracks).

An ebony flute with silver metal coloured keys, in three sections all stamped, the central section stamped "Sold by Besson & Co 198 Euston Road London England 3950 L.P." the lower section stamped with the same name and number and with "Perfected French Manufacture" added. Cased. The flute itself is in need of some attention (a few pads leaking).

A George III opaque twist flute, the slender conical bowl rounding above the double helix stem and circular foot, 17.5cm high (W)

Three various 19th century rummers, one with pan topped conical bowl, ring knopped clear stem and circular foot, 14.5cm high, another of similar shape, the bowl engraved with grapes above faceting, 14cm high and the third with flute moulded conical bowl and rounded rim, 15.5cm high

An airtwist ale or wine flute, the drawn trumpet bowl above a stem filled with spiral threads, on a folded conical foot, circa 1745 19.5cm high

An engraved airtwist ale flute, the funnel bowl decorated with hops and barley, supported on a stem filled with spiral threads, on a conical foot, 20cm high, mid 18th century

An incised-twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with a hammered flute lower section, the stem with an elongated tear, on a conical foot, 14cm high, circa 1750