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Four 18th century Sevres square dishes two with date letters for 1770, each rounded corner with flute between two ribs running towards the centre and fading out, painted with sprays of flowers within gilt and blue lined edges, three marked in puce and two bearing the painter's mark for Nicquet, the other marked in blue, 22cm (4)

A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY COLONIAL ROSEWOOD LOW CHAIRS having pierced and carved backs depicting birds, vase, flute and scroll decoration flanked by lion finials holding shields, cream drop in seats on X shaped legs in form of carved animals

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures of a Shepherd Playing Pipes and Shepherdess with Recorder, he wears a tricorn hat and purple jacket, beside an encrusted stump, a dog and lamb at his feet, on a scroll bordered base, decorated throughout in enamels and gilt, she stands holding a flute and flowers in her upheld apron, an attentive lamb at her feet, upon a scroll edged base, in colours and gilt, both with crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, pressnumers 62 and 45, and incised number 2789, 19th century, {14cm} (bocage losses and small chips and restorations} (2).

A Llanelly Pottery Flute Moulded "Persian Rose" Cream Jug of baluster shape, decorated in underglaze blue, green, red and black. Unmarked. Height 4".

A DWARF ALE GLASS with flute moulded conical bowl, on blade knopped stem and circular foot, early 19th century, 5 1/4" high, and four other glasses (5).

Edward VII rectangular box with gadrooned decoration on scroll and foliage feet, the hinged cover with egg and dart border and embossed with figures playing a violin, cello and flute, on a stage, London 1905, 10" 26 1/2 oz.

Edward VII rectangular box with gadrooned decoration on scroll and foliage feet, hinged cover with egg and dart border and embossed with figures playing a violin, cello and flute on a stage, London 1902, 8", 24 oz .

A near pair of Pratt pottery groups, one with the girl playing a hurdy gurdy, the youth a French horn with dog at foot, the other, with youth playing a flute standing beside a seated girl wearing gold painted dress with lamb at foot, each on square hollow bases, each approx. 8.5ins.

A pearl-glazed porcellaneous group of a shepherd musician and companion, the shepherd modelled seated playing a flute to his companion at his side, a hound, kid and lamb beneath him, painted in coloured enamels, 23cm high, early 19th century (some damage and losses)

A mixed-twist stemmed wine flute, of drawn trumpet form, the stem with a gauze cable within a pair of mercury-twist spirals, 19cm high, circa 1770

A plain-stemmed ale flute, with funnel bowl and conical foot, 18cm high, mid 18th century

An opaque-twist ale flute, the funnel bowl on a double series stem supported on a conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1770 (foot rim chips)

An opaque-twist ale flute, the flared funnel bowl supported on a double-series stem and conical foot, 18cm high, circa 1770

A pair of flat-cut bonbonnieres and domed covers of urn-shaped form, the ovoid bowls with a vertical flute band above swags and diamonds, on short plain stems and square 'lemon squeezer' bases, the domed covers cut with scale pattern bands, circa 1800 (some small chips)

A cut celery pedestal vase, the gently tapered bucket bowl with a fan-cut crenellated rim above a diamond band between borders of fine diamonds, the lower section with a flute band, supported on a short plain stem and conical foot, 20cm high, circa 1825 (some small rim chips)

A cut generous bowl or piggin, with two fan-cut handles, the rim with a flute band above a diamond field, 15.5cm. diameter, circa 1820

A pair of green and ruby flashed slender mallet-shaped decanters and stoppers, engraved with a band of fruiting vine between broad flute bands, 36.5cm high, mid 19th century (small chips to the stopper of the ruby flashed example)

A 17th Century Oak Coffer, the four panelled hinged top above a front of three lozenge moulded panels, the top rail flute moulded, the feet being continuations of the moulded stiles. Width 60". Height 30".

A 19th Century Oak Jacobean Revival Armchair, the high back with arched inset top rail with cartouche and supporters above a padded panel and with flute moulded turned uprights, the open padded arms with lion mask terminals, the padded seat on baluster turned legs united by stretchers.

A Llanelly "Persian Rose" Painted Plate with flute moulded border. Unmarked. Diameter 6 3/4".

A Swansea White Pottery Blue/Green Transfer Printed Etruscanware Soup Plate with flute border, the centre with reclining Cupid, transfer printed "F" beneath, Diameter 10 3/4". Cracked.

A blue glass hyacinth vase, another amber, a brown glass bottle, a green glass posy vase and a glass flute. (5)

A continental porcelain toilet mirror, the top with a cherub playing a flute, (some damage). 17" high (43cm)

A pair of Samson porcelain figures of children playing the flute and drums, 19th century. 11 1/2" (29cm) high

Various Coloured Glass Items including Bristol blue cow shaped Carafe, overlay cranberry Flute Vase, flash cut Vase and four Studio pieces. (7)

An Ebonized Walnut Bechstein Grand Piano, with iron framed, overdamped and overstrung movement, 7 octave keyboard and solid music stand, the fascia inscribed in gilt "C Bechstein, Hof-Lieferant Sr. Maj. des Kaisers u Konigs Berlin", the pedal stand with twin flute moulded turned pillars, on massive octagonal turned legs terminating in castors. Length 80". Width 58", with an ebonized Piano Stool.

AN ELKINGTON & CO. SILVER PLATED EPERGNE with glass flute on a serpent and rocky base, 16" high

A TALL CRANBERRY GLASS FLUTE with wavy rim on a circular base, 50" high

A CRANBERRY FLOWER GLASS FLUTE on a plated stand with 2 scroll sides, 10" high

A mixed-twist wine flute, of drawn trumpet form, the stem with a pair of air-twist spiral threads about an opaque gauze core, on conical foot, circa 1770

An extensive Regency-style cut table service, the bowls of the drinking glasses with a fluted lower section beneath a fine flute band, comprising; twenty rummers with ogee bowls, ten rummers with tapered bucket bowls, twenty-one champagne flutes, seventeen small liqueur rummers, sixteen liqueur flutes, sixteen water tumblers, four club shaped decanters and stoppers, four smaller and three smaller ewers, probably late 19th or early 20th century (minor damage)

An urn shaped cut bonbonniere and cover, cut in the Regency style with a diamond band between fine flute upper section and broad flute lower section, the stepped square foot cut to the underside with strawberry diamonds, the cover similarly decorated, height 27cm (10 1/2in), circa 1900 (occasional minute chips)

A wood netsuke of a boy seated cross-legged on the back of an ox as he plays his flute, the whole on a shaped base, 4cm (1 1/2in) signed Tomotada, 18th century

A Shibuichi Tsuba, decorated with flute, tsuzumi, drumsticks and other musical instruments carved and inlaid in gold and copper hirazogan and honzogan and cloisonne enamels, 7cm (2 3/4in) signed Koryusai Somin.

A Shakudo Tsuba of circular form with pipe rim, the plate chased in kebori and katakiri with a cowherd playing his flute beside a stream as his ox rests beneath a cherry tree, 7.5cm (3in) signed Tomotsune.

A Liverpool (Pennington) porcelain baluster coffee pot, moulded in low relief with foliage on a vertical flute ground, painted in blue with a foliate band, circa 1780 (cover lacking, crack to tip of spout)

A group of a shepherd, hound and sheep, the shepherd modelled seated holding a flute, to either side a hound and a sheep with their legs resting on the shepherd's shoulders, partially coloured, on a gilt-line base, height 21cm., mid 19th century (some small chips)

A late 19th century porcelain trefoil-shaped box, the hinged cover printed with young boy playing a flute, the sides with floral sprays, 6cm (2 1/4in)

A Staffordshire creamware tea canister, of shouldered cylindrical form, with a broad band of flutes occasionally enriched at intervals with a thin green-glazed flute, height 10cm., late 18th century (lacks cover, some small chips and scratches)

An engraved ale flute, the conical bowl with hops and barley, the stem on a folded conical, height 14.5cm.; and another similar, height 14cm., circa 1750

A plain-stemmed wine glass, the round funnel bowl with hammered flute lower section, the plain stem on a conical foot, height 15cm., mid 18th century

An engraved ale flute, the funnel bowl with hops and barley, the plain stem on a folded conical foot, height 15.5cm., mid 18th century

A airtwist wine flute, the drawn trumpet bowl on a double-series stem and a conical foot, height 20cm. (footrim chip); and another similar, height 19.5cm., circa 1750

An opaque-twist ale flute, of slender ogee form, on a double series stem and a conical foot, height 19cm., circa 1770

An opaque-twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with a hammered flute lower section, on a double series stem and a conical foot, height 14.5cm., circa 1770

An opaque-twist ale flute, on double series stem and conical foot, height 19.5cm., circa 1770

Three engraved rummers, the ogee bowls with dot and star band, above hammered flute lower sections, the short stems with a basal knop, on conical feet, height 13cm., circa 1800 (one with small rim chip)

A pair of cut rummers, the ogee bowls with a fine diamond band, on capstan stems and circular feet, height 9cm.; a plain jelly glass, height 10cm., first quarter 19th century; and a plain-stemmed wine flute with folded conical foot, height 13.5cm., mid 18th century

Two similar ale flutes, the conical bowls with flute-moulded lower sections above a basal collar, on shortinverted baluster stems and folded conical feet, height 12cm. & 12.5cm. high, circa 1800

An ale flute, the conical bowl on a centrally knopped stem and conical foot, height 14cm.; and another pair of ale flutes, height 15cm., circa 1800

An ale flute, the slender funnel bowl with gently everted rim and a hammered flute lower section, the the short stem with a plain section between two knops, on a conical foot, height 15.2cm., circa 1800

Eight blue-flashed and brilliant-cut hock glasses, the round bowls with a waved flute band above diamonds, supported on notched hexagonal section stems and star-cut feet, height 19cm.

Eleven Victorian double lipped glass rinsers, 19th century, each flute cut to waist height (11), 4.5 in (11.43 cm) high

Anglo-Indian ebony and white metal mounted flute, late 19th Century, the mounts scroll engraved, inscribed to a cartouche 'S A Weaver', contained within a mahogany case further inscribed to the lid (cracks and damage)

Late George III north country oak free standing bow front corner cupboard, circa 1800-20, crossbanded throughout with mahogany, the cavetto moulded cornice over two doors opening to three shelves, the base with a further two doors opening to a single shelf, all within flute moulded pilasters (restored), 80 in (203.2 cm) high, 37 in (93.98 cm) wide

German burr walnut pier cabinet, circa 1850, with an ogee moulded pediment over carved tulip capped corner pilasters, half flute and half reeded form, flanking a single glazed door bordered with carved C scrolls and opening to two main divisional shelves with shaped sub shelves, raised on carved spiral twist columns against a mirrored back and with glazed panel sides, all raised on short turned feet, 39 in (99.06 cm) wide, 63.5 in (161.29 cm) high, 20 in (50.8 cm) deep

Art Deco walnut cocktail cabinet, circa 1925-40, of half barrel form, flute moulded top to bottom and with two doors to the upper part opening to a mirrored back, a pullout mirrored serving tray over the base with two tall cupboard doors opening to a shelf and bottle store, raised on a flanged base, 32 in (81.28 cm) wide, 59 in (149.86 cm) high

Caughley tea bowl and saucer, Circa 1780, flute moulded and decorated with a band of gilt, dot and foliage within a scalloped border, also two matching cups and saucers (6)

Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester coffee can and saucer, Circa 1792-1807, decorated with a wheat ear pattern in gilt against a white ground, incised 'B' mark, also two Flight, Barr and Barr Worcester coffee cans, Circa 1795, flute moulded with gilt sprig decoration (both cracked) and two further gilt decorated coffee cans, Circa 1810 (6)

Victorian silver pepper pot, maker N & H, Birmingham 1891, of baluster form with a flute and reed moulded lower body over a circular foot, 5.25 in (13.34 cm) high