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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)

Newhall tea bowl and saucer, circa 1790, polychrome decorated with a basket of flowers within a dot border dispersed with floral sprigs, also two flute moulded tea bowls and saucers, circa 1790 (6)

Lalique glass plaffonier, circa 1925-35, heavily moulded with three tiers of stylised acanthus leaves, frosted and with a smoked brown tint, suspended from original bronzed cord and flute moulded trumpet shape rose, wheel engraved mark 'R Lalique, France', 45cm diameter

Chinese School (mid 19th century), Portrait of a young girl, full length, seated cross-legged upon a rock with a flute, oil on canvas, 60.5 x 46.5 cm bears paper label verso for Martyn Gregory, 34 Bury Street, St. James's, No. 94, and another label indistinctly inscribed, but indicating that the painting was from Canton

A hollow-stemmed wine glass, the round funnel bowl engraved and polished with an 'oxo' band, above a hammered flute lower section, the stem supported on a conical foot, with later inscription Potter 1872, 13.5cm high, circa 1760 (minute foot rim chip)

An opaque-twist wine flute, of drawn trumpet form on a double series stem and conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist wine flute, of drawn trumpet form on a double series stem and conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1770

A 19TH CENTURY RECTANGULAR FRAMED OVERMANTEL MIRROR, arched mirror plate, moulded entablature with central cabochon centre crest, foliate applied surround, shell and flute moulded frame with scrolled corner brackets, 94ins x 67ins, painted green.

A. GILBERT, A pair of Art Deco faun bookends, 1930s, bronze, one modelled seated holding a flute, the other a syrinx, each signed A.Gilbert' and stamped D4', 24cm., 9in.

A Carnival glass single flute epergne with plated base

A fine West Indian satinwood sycamore banded, marquetry inlaid and ormolu mounted centre table, circa 1860, in the manner of Lamb of Manchester, the circular top with ormolu leaf cast edge above a shallow frieze mounted with florette bosses and leaf and berry edging, on four columnar supports with flute inlay united by a quadriform shaped platform with ormolu patera terminals, on four down scrolled legs with leaf capped toes (minor losses and slight split to one edge), 98.5cms diameter.

A pair of early 19th century glass decanters, the mallet-shaped bodies flute and diamond cut to the multi-ring tapering necks, 26.5cm high, necks reground and with later stoppers (4)

A glass pedestal fruit bowl, with flute cut rim and strawberry cut tapering body on faceted and knopped pedestal, with stepped strawberry cut base, 26cm diameter, some faults to rim

A three piece rosewood flute by Meinl, New York, in case (af).

A wine flute with trumpet shaped bowl, on mercury twist stem, 18.5cm high (7.25"), circa 1750

An ale flute, with hops and barley engraved bowl, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, with a ply band outside gauze, 18cm high (7 1/8"), circa 1770

An ale flute, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, with two tapes outside a spiral gauze, 18.5cm high (7.25"), circa 1770

An ale flute, the bowl engraved with hops and barley, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, with spiral tapes outside gauze, 18.5cm high (7 .25"), circa 1770

An ale flute, with waisted bowl, on multi spiral opaque twist stem, 18.5cm high (7.25"), circa 1770

An ale flute, the multi spiral air twist stem with swelling knop, 20cm high (7 7/8"), circa 1750

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK SECRETAIRE PRESS, in two stages, the upper part with moulded cornice and ogee arcade and flute moulded frieze, above a pair of rectangular panelled doors enclosing a shelf, the lower part with three long drawers, the upper forming a secretaire fitted with small drawers, pigeon holes and central blind fret moulded door, now with brass handles, and on square tapered feet. Width 45". Height 78".

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY DUET STOOL, the hinged seat convered in gros point, the flute moulded apron on square tapered curved legs. Width 36". Height 22".

An Ivory Figure of a Chinese Flautist and Stag, Meiji/Taisho period, the young Chinese musician seated cross-legged upon a grazing stag and playing a flute, a sword suspended from his belt, signed Shuzan, 16.5cm.; 6.5in.

Two Ivory Figures of Chinese Maidens, Meiji period, each standing and attired in long loose robes, their hair tied in a top-knot, one holding a basket of peaches a crane at her side, the other playing a flute while a karako hugs at her legs from behind, respectively signed Gyokushin and Gyoku, each approx., 24.5cm.; 9 5/8in.

Edwardian mahogany and line inlaid armchair, with gold draylon upholstered back and seat flanked by scrolled arms, on square tapered legs with patera and flute inlay, brown china castors

Samuel Troll Fils, Geneva; a late 19th century Swiss eight-tune musical box, with lever-wind mechanism and 28cm cylinder, in a rosewood veneered case, the hinged cover with tune card and inlaid with a figure of boy playing the flute, 52cm wide

Sunderland Lustre jug, printed with an interior scene entitled 'Club Day' and a garden scene with a gentleman playing a flute to a lady, the front inscribed with J&M.P 1819 (restored), 20cm 8" high

A Rare 'Ratafia' Flute, circa 1765, the narrow trumpet bowl with 'crimped' base and double series opaque twist stem (a pair of triple cotton twists about a gauze column), (18.2cm)

A George III Carved Giltwood Wall Mirror, the oval plate within a flute and bead frame surmounted by an urn trailing husks and paterae to each side, with a carved acanthus spray to the base, (120cm by 62cm)

A German porcelain figure of an 18thC youth, dressed in flower sprigged frock coat and breeches holding a flute, on a flower encrusted scroll moulded base, late 19thC. 8.5" high.

A green glass club shaped small decanter, with triple neck ring and flute cut mushroom stopper, 8" high, 19th century (stopper repaired).

A Beswick 9-piece 'pig' orchestra, comprising conductor, trombonist, violinist, guitarist, trumpeter, flute player, drums, triangle and cymbols, 4" to 6" high, black backstamp.

A Victorian Vaseline glass flute vase with wavy rim, on clear circular foot, 9" high.

An 18th century Ratafia glass, the slender conical bowl flute moulded above double helix opaque twist stem and circular foot, 18cm high

An 18th century wine glass, the near cylindrical sides flute moulded and becoming conical above the double helix opaque twist stem and circular foot, 13.25cm high

An 18th century wine glass, the ovoid bowl flute moulded above clear stem and folded foot, 12.5cm high

A George III silver two handled trophy cup by Joseph Angell, London 1813, raised on a flute edged pedestal foot, the cylindrical body similarly decorated above a shell and anthemion patterned border, fitted with reeded handles, inscribed "Cambridgeshire Agricultural Society 1813", 18cm, 16oz

An engraved plain-stemmed ale flute, the funnel bowl with hops and barley, conical foot,16.5cm high; and a plain-stemmed wine glass with an ovoid bowl, conical foot, 13.5cm high, circa 1750

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

An opaque-twist wine glass, the ogee bowl with hammered flute lower section, supported on a double series stem, on a conical foot, circa 1770 (foot trimmed)

A pair of English bone china figures of a shepherd and a shepherdess, perhaps Derby, Rbt. Bloor, the shepherd modelled seated on a stump playing a flute, a dog seated at his side, his companion similarly seated with a lamb at her side, 16cm & 18cm high, incised No13 & No14, circa 1830 (restored)

A Meissen group of two children with a goat, the boy modelled standing before a basket of grapes, playing a flute, his companion modelled seated on a goat, on an oval gilt-line base, 16cm high, blue crossed swords mark, Pressnummern, incised G93, late 19th century, (some chips and losses)

A STAFFORDSHIRE CHIMNEY ORNAMENT, boy with flute, girl with basket, naive over-enamelling, height 22cm

A Derby biscuit figure of a young man, seated on a chair and playing a flute, a hat, books and a lute at his feet, on canted rectangular base, 15.2cm high (6"), incised number 11 twice, circa 1785 (some restoration).

A rare Plymouth lobed oval sauceboat, the reeded scroll handle with scroll thumb piece, painted in underglaze blue with bamboo, flowering trees and rockwork, in fenced gardens, in Chinese style, the interior with a flowerspray, beneath a cell diaper panelled flowerhead and scroll band, 20.5cm long (8"), painted mark in blue, circa 1770 (firing crack down one flute)

A Worcester strap fluted oval sauceboat, with scroll handle, painted in underglaze blue with flowers and leaves, within moulded cartouches, beneath a cell diaper band, 16.5cm long (6 1/2"), crescent mark, circa 1770-75 The Strap Flute Sauceboat Floral pattern

An elongated campana-shaped champagne flute with engraved fruiting vine band on hexagonal cut waisted stem and circular foot; and a pair of circular tapered champagne flutes with engraved fruiting vine band on knopped stems and circular bases, 7.5in. and 6.75in. high. (3)

A pottery cache pot, of circular bellied form, with lobed rim, moulded with shells, reeds and a wrythen flute girdle, painted with figural landscapes and flowers,inscribed to underside Jaques Borelly 1781, 10" high (repaired).

An early 20th Century silver plate and glass dessert cruet, the stand incorporating a flute edged cream jug and sugar bowl and fitted with 2 frosted glass dishes.

A Hummel figure of a young boy with flute, no. 85, 5.25" high.

A STEUBEN CLEAR GLASS VASE, the conical bowl with double spiral flute motif on a circular base, etched mark, 16.25cm high.

A Boosey & Co. London flute in a fitted case and a John Grey & Sons 'Dulcetta' in a fitted case

A 19th century Meissen porcelain figure group of a shepherdess holding a bunch of flowers and a flute with sheep at her feet, on a Rococo C scroll moulded base, 14.5 cm high.

A pair of 19th century continental porcelain figures of musicians in 18th century style dress, the gentleman playing a flute and the lady a mandolin, the bases bearing indistinct blue Berlin type sceptre marks, 15.5 cm and 16.5 cm high.

A pair of Georgian style cut glass ring necked decanters with diamond, facet and flute cut decoration, 25 cm high including mushroom shaped stoppers.

An airtwist wine glass, the ogee bowl with a hammered flute lower section, the stem with a seven-ply spiral thread, supported on a folded conical foot, 16.5cm high, circa 1740

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

An engraved opaque-twist ale flute, the funnel bowl with hops and barley, on a double series stem and a conical foot, 20cm high, circa 1770

An opaque-twist ale glass or ratafia, the slender conical bowl with a hammered flute lower section, supported on a double series stem and conical foot, height 16.5cm., circa 1770

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