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A 19th century woolwork tapestry panel depicting lute player, in early 20th century oak frame

Pair of gilt framed Aubusson style tapestry pictures depicting a young girl and boy playing a lute and picking flowers, within a foliate cartouche, 57cms by 60cms.

"A pair of late 19th century continental porcelain figures realistically modelled as a young man playing a lute, h. 34.5 cm and his female companion"

An Art Deco plaster lamp in the form of a lute playing Pierrot, height 40cm (af).

A Naples tortoiseshell miniature lute, and a guitar

A Pair of Derby Bisque Porcelain Figures of the Musical Shepherd and Shepherdess, circa 1780, each sitting on a tree stump, he with bagpipes and a hound, she with lute and sheep, on scroll bases, incised number 301, 13.5cm and 14.5cm high; and A Similarly Figure of a Female Gardener, with watering can, incised number 7, 13.5cm high (3) See illustration

A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SILVER MUSIC BOX the top with bright cut engraving depicting a lute within a floral decorated border, the base with similar decoration, the interior later gilded. London. 3.75ins wide.

A small Japanese carved ivory figure, of a puppeteer, probably Meiji, kneeling before a box, holding a puppet, 3cms, (1¼"), a small ivory figure of a musician, standing holding a lute, 5cms, (2"), (2).

Ethelbert White (1891-1972) THE SUN UMBRELLA Signed l.r., inscribed verso, oil on canvas 60 x 73cm. This is probably a study of the artist`s wife, Betty, at their country retreat in Amberley. Ethelbert White was born in Isleworth, Middlesex. In 1911, he studied at St. John`s Wood Art School under Leonard Walker and, in the same year, married Elizabeth Crofton Dodwell, always known as `Betty`. The couple shared a liking for a simple and unconventional way of life, full of fun, friendship, music and travel. They lived in an 18th century cottage in Hampstead Grove, Camden, and travelled around the countryside in their gypsy caravan, `Reading`, Ethelbert producing paintings of village life and Betty playing the lute. White exhibited at London Group and New English Art Club from 1916. His first one-man-show was at Paterson and Carfax Gallery in 1921. He was a regular exhibitor at the RA and RWS. A memorial exhibition was held at the Fine Art Society in 1979. His work is represented in may public collections. Literature: Hilary Chapman, `Ethelbert White 1891-1972, Painter & Printmaker`, Primrose Hill Press 2003

A German figure of a fruit seller seated with a basket of fruit and a Sampson figure group of a maiden playing a lute with companion

A Sampson figure of a lute player on a rococo base and a late Dresden figure group of cherubs with a cannon

Follower of Gerrit van Honthorst The lute player oil on canvas 36 x 28 in. (91.5 x 71.2 cm.) View on Christie's.com

ITALIAN SCHOOL, CIRCA 1820 Saint Cecelia, in embroidered gold gown over white shift, gold-embroidered red mantle over her shoulders, wearing a gold-bordered green turban with gold, standing next to a table with an open book, a musical score and a musical instrument, possibly a lute, beside on ivory oval, 5¼ in. (133 mm.) high, hinged gold-tooled brown leather travelling case View on Christie's.com

THE ARTIST 'HH', 1827 A young lady, playing a lute tied with red ribbon, in gold-trimmed mauve robe, white turban with plumes fixed with gem-set brooch, seated at a draped table with a musical score signed with initials and dated 'HH 1827' on the musical score rectangular with rounded corners, 5 x 4 1/8 in. (128 x 105 mm.), gilt-metal mount with stamped foliate border View on Christie's.com

A pair of Sitzendorf three branch figural candlesticks, modelled as male and female lovers, he playing a lute and she gazing wistfully. All over flower encrusted decoration and handpainting. Underglaze blue Sitzendorf marks to the base of both.

A pair of late 19th century continental porcelain figures realistically modelled as a young man playing a lute, h. 34.5 cm and his female companion

A Royal Worcester Dish of shell shape with figure of lady seated playing a lute, on four shell supports

A Fabulous 17th Century Stumpwork Embroidery worked in coloured & metallic threads and enriched with mica, spangles and tiny beads, depicting a lady serenading a gentleman with a lute to the centre beneath a bower of entwined roses and fruiting vine, a man spearing a whale to the foreground, and leopard & stag in the bottom corners and castles in top corners. The ivory silk ground interspersed with animals, insects and floral sprigs, 12 ins x 16½ ins (30 cms x 42 cms), framed 17 ins x 21½ ins (43 cms x 55 cms).* ]

A Pair of 16th Century French Carved Oak Panels depicting The Senses personified by ladies; one holding a mirror representing, sight, the other playing a lute representing hearing. Both figures standing under a draped canopy within a scrolling cartouche, 15 ins x 12¾ ins (38 cms x 32.5 cms).* ]

A Geisha reading a scroll with a square bodied lute beside her, inset red seal mark to base, height 6½"

A female deity holding a lotus flower in one hand and round bodied lute in the other, red seal mark to base, height 7 3/4"

A PAIR OF GILT METAL AND CHAMPLEVEE ENAMEL CANDLESTICKS, cast as putti playing a lute and bagpipes with foliate enamel sconces, drip pans and circular bases on trefoil supports, 8 3/4" high, drilled for electricity

Pastel on board Cubist vision of a lady playing a lute, initialled and dated `PP `38, 51 x 19cms

19th Century figural ceramic groups in the Meissen style, marked on the back with gold hatch mark, depicting a lady with a dog, and lute playing gentleman with a sheep, scrolled and gilded round the base, measuring approximately 23 cm high.

Meissen 19thC large figural group Under the Tree" c1880 featuring a man woman & child around a tree the woman playing a lute while the man offers her flowers in his hat and the child observes. Blue crossed swords to base."

A Pair of C19th Continental oils on tin, portrait of a woman wearing furs and another, woman with a lute, in gilt carved frames, 10 ½" x 9"

AN 18TH CENTURY DERBY FIGURE OF A FEMALE LUTE PLAYER modelled seated on a tree with a sheep by her feet. Some chipping to flowers, repair to top of lute. 6.25ins high.

A Berlin porcelain plaque depicting cherub playing a lute, circa 1860, 10 cm x 6 cm.

A reproduction bronze coloured painted metal Marli horse on shaped plinth and a pair French style painted metal figures classical ladies, one holding a lute on circular plinths.

Cherub figurine holding flower garland & young man holding lute

An Eight Piece Turned Bone Miniature Coffee Service, contained in a walnut, early 19th century, comprising six teacups with integral saucers, pedestal coffee pot and milk jug, the whole walnut hinged to reveal storage compartment, coffee pot 18mm high; A Mother-of-Pearl Calling Card Case, circa 1850, rectangular, engraved with pheasant amongst scrolling foliage, 10.5cm; A Small Tortoiseshell Veneered Rectangular Trinket Box, circa 1820, 6cm wide; and A Tortoiseshell Veneered Miniature Lute, Italy, circa 1830, 13.5cm long (4)

A VENETIAN STYLE MINIATURE STUDY of a girl playing a lute, in a giltwood small frame, 5 1/2" x 3 1/2", and a bronze metal relief plaque of The Last Supper in an oak frame, 3" x 5" (2)

A lute on a stand

A Meissen figure of a girl, c.1760, Academic period, playing the lute, losses, underglaze blue and incised marks, 13cm, and a figure of La Source, naked nymph and boy, `R` mark, 15.5cm (2)

A 19th Century Staffordshire Figure Group of a man with lute knelt beside a woman with an exotic bird perched on her arm; both figures raised on a draped couch, 10½ ins (26.5 cms) in height.

A Hollow Cast Staffordshire Figure Group of a man with lute knelt beside a woman with an exotic bird perched on her arm; both figures raised on a draped couch, 10 ins (25 cms) in height.

A Small Late 19th Century French Novelty `Swinging Cherub` Alabaster Clock. The enamel chapter ring enclosing the skeletonised visible movement. The cylindrical alabaster case surmounted by gilt brass lute & horns with foliage. The shaped supports rising above an angled plinth with a gilt border and short knop feet. 12 ins (30 cms) in height, 7 ins x 2½ ins (18 cms x 6.5 cms).

Additional Lot A modern 16th Century style wool tapestry, woven with a lady playing a lute to her flock of sheep with farm in near distance and towns on the hills in the far distance, 141cm x 183cm (55.5" x 72")

After Jean Antoine Watteau - Fête Champêtre Scene with Woman wearing 18th Century Costume seated by a Stone Column, a Male Musician nearby playing a Lute, and Lady seated at a Fountain by a Child and Gallant, a pair of late 19th/early 20th Century colour prints, both within rococo revival gilt composition frames.

GERALD NORDEN (British, 1912-2000) `Still life with a lute`, signed and dated `87 lower left, oils on board, 15 1/2" x 17 1/4"

A late 18th/early 19th century French fan, gouache painted on skin, depicting a couple playing a lute in a woodland scene with a flower girl, flanked by floral and scroll border, on mother of pearl sticks with gilt inlay, together with an 18th/19th century possibly Anglo-Chinese ivory fan, painted in a slightly provisional manner with possibly Dutch figures, gilt embossed detail, and a number of ivory, wooden and other fans, (a lot).

A 20th century silk embroidered floral panel in verre eglomise frame, together with a small wool tapestry depicting two children dancing to a lady playing a lute, two other framed pieces, a small piece of cream silk wrapped in paper with writing stating `a piece of bridal dress of Queen Victoria`, a handkerchief with a small crowed V monogram to corner, (6).

A 19th Century hard paste porcelain Samson style figure of a seated lady playing a lute with a sheep in attendance, 20 cm high.

A Group of Seven Meissen Monkey Band Musicians, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising those playing oboe, French horn, hurdy-gurdy, spinet, triangle and lute, and one other holding an open music book, decorated in typical enamel colours, on rococo scroll edged shaped bases, each with crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, with various incised and pressnummers, the tallest monkey 15cm

De Negen-Zang Godinnen engraving depicting a consort with harp, lute, viol and other instruments, Amsterdam, A. Olofsen; a small engraving of a lady harpist and two admirers, in contemporary brass frame; a mezzotint portrait after Reynolds of Miss Fordyce playing the English guitar, John Bowles, [c.1750]; The Patent Dital-Harp, aquatint by J. Minasi and Stadler after Burney depicting a young woman playing the instrument, 1819; Music for the Million no.4: A Grand Instrument a Little Out of Tune, humorous lithograph coloured by hand depicting a woman and piano-tuner beside a badly damaged instrument, Dean & Co., [c.1830], all framed and glazed, and seven other prints depicting musicians, all but three framed, various sizes(11)

Vosterman (Lucas) A Flemish interior scene engraving after A. De Coster depicting four men at a table and a seated girl playing the lute, framed and glazed, 274mm. by 363mm.

Chivers Binding.- Manning (Anne) 1906 colour plates, contemporary brown morocco by Cedric Chivers of Bath, upper cover with inlaid original watercolour of a 16th century lady playing a lute, within gilt stylised floral border, spine with similar floral decoration, preserved within a later cloth drop-back box, frayed, a fine example, 8vo, 1906.

LATE 19th CENTURY ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY TWIN-HANDLED VASE, of footed baluster form with waisted neck and lute handles, painted with opposing floral sprays and highlighted with gilding, shape no. 1553, date mark for 1893, puce printed factory marks. 22.5cm

A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELANEOUS FIGURES of a shepherd playing a pipe, with a dog at his side and a shepherdess playing a lute, with a sheep with granular fleece at her side, both on circular bases, 5" high, possibly Shelton

A GENTLEMAN`S GEORGE II GOLD PAIR CASED VERGE POCKET WATCH, the outer case chased with a nude seated beneath a tree holding a lute and with woodland animals nearby, the white enamel dial with black Arabic and Roman numerals, the verge movement by Sam Atkins, London, numbered 1134, with turned pillars, and pierced and engraved balance cock with diamond end stone, London c.1746, with original dust cover, the case with engraved border

A lute, in case

A pair of French silver double trumpet posy vases, the c & s scroll pierced handle uniting the two trumpet shaped posy vases with with pierced c & s scrolled edges above embossed courting couples, with a centrally seated winged cherub playing a lute, raised upon pierced rosette c scrolled supports, stamped H with crown above, sponsors mark for Edwin Thompson Bryant, English Import marks for London 1897, approximate gross weight 40.43 oz, (2).

An Art Deco cold painted bronze and ivory figure, a Jester with a lute on his back, mounted on a turned black marble base, 23cm high overall, 18cm high figure

A Rosenthal art deco table lamp in the form of a minstrel with a lute.

Pair of Japanese Imari figures of female musicians, a drummer and a lute player, seated, 22cm

A mid 19th Century mantel clock of Louis XVI design, the ormolu case with basket of flowers finial and surround of acanthus and C scrolls, the base set a porcelain panel painted a man playing the lute to a lady in a landscape, the silvered dial with Roman numerals and fitted an eight-day movement striking the hours and half hours on a bell, 40.5cm (16") high, see illustration

A continental carved wood figure of a woman playing a lute; together with a companion figure, a man playing pipes.

Three miniature sterling silver figures of winged amorini musicians playing a harp, a trumpet and a lute, the latter with glass specimen vase.

An early watercolour, a naive portrait of a lute player with script, in an early oak frame, 13 1/2" x 11"

Black Japanned Table Cabinet With Late 17th Century Crewelwork Panels To The Interior. The cabinet comprises of a hinged cover with two front opening doors enclosing two drawers and a lift out tray, with crewelwork panels to the doors and drawer fronts. Each door has an embroidery panel of a lady in 17th Century style dress with a tree in the background, one is playing the lute and the other holds some paper (possibly a sheet of music). The top drawer embroidery depicts a hunter seated with his dogs playing a musical instrument and a fisherman catching a fish from his boat, the remaining two drawers have foliate designs using bullion thread. 36cms by 28cms by 22cms,