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A WEDGWOOD MAJOLICA PLATE, decorated with a classical lady playing a lute between lemon trees, with stylized fruiting vine border. 10. 5" Diameter. Printed and impressed marks and date letter 1903. (some paint loses).

A 'Rusticana' lute, ebony stained and decorated with scrolled foliage, 24ins

Five Hummel figures "Singing Lesson", "Band Leader", "Let's Sing", "Angel with Trumpet" and "Angel with Lute"

A William IV mahogany library table, c.1830, the rectangular top with rounded corners above two lipped frieze drawers between the lute scroll brackets and raised on octagonal tapering end standards joined by a turned mirrored baluster stretcher and on acanthus carved and volute scroll feet and casters, distressed, 53.5" wide, 27.5" deep, 27.5" high

A late 19th century Berlin K.P.M. plaque 'lute player after Kaulbach' 21cm x 11cm

A Japanese ivory okimono, of a street entertainer and monkey, the former holding a scroll, the latter with a lute, on a hardwood base; 9" high.

Three Continental porcelain figure groups, 20th century, to include a gallant and companion, seated female with a parrot and a seated duet playing a lute and flute. Tallest 22cm.

Two Meissen figure groups, one depicting a lady, gentleman and child dressed in 18th century costume beneath an apple tree; the other of a lady, gentleman and child, the lady playing a lute the gentleman bearing flowers in the crown of his hat.

A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURAL GROUP modelled as a pair of musicians beneath a tree, with bagpipes and lute flanked by a dog, two sheep and a goat, early 19th century, 9 1/4" high

A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURAL GROUP modelled as a pair of musicians beneath a tree, with flute and lute, two sheep, their lambs and a swan nearby, early 19th century, 8 3/4" high. (Please see lot 145 for image)

A German porcelain figure of a lute player, 5.75ins and a pair of similar figures of a boy and girl (a.f)

An Edwardian silver card case, with embossed decoration of a garden scene of ladies and a lute player, maker Spurrier & Co, Birmingham 1902, 4ins

A porcelain figural candlestick, French late 19th century, modelled as a gallant and dog, set on a scrolled base; together with a Samson Mansion House figure playing a lute. Candlestick 35.5cm.

A three stringed lute, 20thc. Eastern European. With triangular body, ebonised sectional back. 67cm long.

Pair of 18th century-style porcelain figures of a lady and gentleman in floral costume, holding a lute and a spray of flowers, 28 cm

19th century continental porcelain pill box with hand-painted panel depicting a female lute player within gilt borders, 10 cm

Jonkers (Dutch School) unframed oil on canvas, Troubadour playing a lute, signed, 50 x 40cms

A Staffordshire flat back watch group, modelled with a musician and a dancer, both in Scottish dress, he with a lute and wearing a plumed hat, she dancing with a scarf, coloured in cobalt blue, orange and green, gilt lined oval base, 25cm high; a pair of Staffordshire flat backs of Scottish Dancers, both with floral wreaths and garlands, rectangular bases, 22.5cm high, c.1880

A Royal Dux figural centrepiece, of bare footed lady wearing flowing robes and holding a lute, seated between two oversized shells, coloured in tones of pink, ivory and burnished gilt, 29cm high, pink triangle mark, c.1900, impressed shape no.2090 (old restoration)

A 19th century French bronze tazza, the shallow bowl centred a classical figure playing a lute and inscribed 'CONCOURS DE MOISSONNEUSES PRIX D'HONNEUR CHALONS-SUR-MARNE 1875', to female mask mounts and griffin side handles on a open stem to a circular base, with slate plinth, 12.5in (31.6cm) h, 20in (51cm) w

19th century Continental figure group of a man seated on a sledge holding an axe, a girl standing alongside; and a matching group of a girl standing playing a lute and boy seated alongside holding a bunch of flowers, 6 1/2" high

A late 19th century Cauldon ware, Brown-Westhead Moore porcelain baluster shaped vase decorated in the Louis XV mode, having a dull green ground with tooled gilt fern and flowerhead detail, shield shaped reserve outlined with gilt enhanced with turquoise and painted in 18th century style with seated female songstress and attendant lute playing putto, signed A Boullemier, two scrolled projecting gilt and similar turquoise enhanced grips, neck, rim and base, 40cm

Near pair of Derby figures of musicians c.1770, he wears a pink coat with yellow breaches and plays the pipes, with a dog at his side, she plays a lute is dressed in turquoise with floral skirt, a sheep to one side, both modelled on scroll bases, (the gentleman’s head restuck) 18cm high

A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN SPILL VASE "The Serenade" modelled as a gentleman playing a lute to a lady, raised on scroll moulded base, gilt embellished, 19th century, 8 1/2" high

A Dutch carved ivory figure, 19thc of a female playing a lute 11cms high; A European carved ivory figure, 18th/19thc of a robed female standing arms outstretched with children playing at her feet, 12.5cms high, (af); A Victorian ivory & mother of pearl inlaid card case ; also two continental carved wooden puttos, 20thc./5

19th/20th Century Italian School - Pair - Interior scenes with a young girl seated on a bench holding a bottle, and a young man in 17th Century dress playing a lute, board 13.5ins x 8ins, unsigned

A Minton ormolu mounted candelabrum, of a troubadour and lady, finely painted in bright enamels, the tree and scrolling base encrusted with small flowers and gilt, three leafy scrolling branches above, the rococo base with shell feet, 41cm h, puce printed English Porcelain Cartouche mark and initials W J/MB Typical minor faults and slight restoration to the head of the musician's lute, foot and the fan held in the lady's left hand but of the typical fine quality decoration associated with Minton figures of this period, the ormolu original to the group and retaining most of the original gilding. Slightly spotted in places.

A LUTE WITH GEOMETRIC PIERCED SOUND BOARD IN MODERN FITTED CASE.

TWO STAFFORDSHIRE FLAT BACK FIGURES each of a musician and his companion seated on a rocky outcrop, he with a lute, she a tambourine, 9in. (23cm.) high

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN GROUP OF FIVE CHILDREN playing the lute, piccolo and harp, and one conducting. Set on a naturalistic base with gilt decoration. Cross swords mark in blue. Incised B24. 6.75ins high.

Joris van Son (Antwerp 1623-1667) A vanitas still-life with a skull, a pistol, a lute with broken strings, a flute, shells, peaches, figs, bread and an urn on a partly draped ledge inscribed and dated 'VANITAS· VANITAS ET·OMNIA·/VANITAS·/1651' (mid centre on paper) oil on canvas 26 5/8 x 31 in. (67.6 x 78.7 cm) " We are grateful to Mr. Fred Meijer of the RKD for confirming the attribution based on transparencies.

After Giambattista Tiepolo Interior with a lady playing a lute; Interior with a lady holding a parrot; Interior with a lady holding a spaniel a set of three, all oil on canvas, all oval each: 89.5 by 70.5 cm.; 35.25 by 27.75 in. (3) The former is a later copy after Tiepolo's original in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Provenance Dino Barozzi, Venice;

E. Chollec (?) - Full length portrait of a young boy in 17th Century dress serenading on a lute his young lady, with figure of young lady in window and garden to background, canvas 46ins x 32ins, signed and dated 1895, in gilt moulded frame

A George III octagonal silver vinaigrette, with engraved foliate decoration, the pierced grille depicting a lute, sheet of music and floral sprig, maker Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1807, 1ins

A Pair of James Hadley Worcester Porcelain Figures of Eastern Musicians, 1887], each full length, one holds a stylised lute, the other a tambourine, in typical "stained ivory" colours, both signed "Hadley", puce printed crown and wheel mark and year letter, figure No. 1084, also impressed marked, 32cm high

Three brass vesta cases, one modelled as a stylised scorpion with opening claw lid, the second with Japanese lady playing the lute framed by blossom foliage, and a third embossed with oriental birds and foliage. (3).

Two Similar continental table centres modelled with a lady playing a lute and a gentleman playing a pipe, standing on rococo bases with branch backs supporting pierced baskets mid 19th century (some damages the baskets possibly matched) (2) 26cm high

ETHEL STOCKS (c.1920), AFTER MELOZZO DA FORLI (1438-1494) ANGEL PLAYING A LUTE Signed on the frame verso, tempera(?) on panel 70 x 55cm. ++ Panel slightly bowed; some superficial mould; needs a light clean to remove blemishes etc.

AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY KIDNEY SHAPED GALLERIED TRAY, with lyre & lute foliate decoration. 27" wide.

A Meissen group of vintners circa 1880 modelled as a boy seated beside an open pannier holding a vine branch and grape bunches, a girl standing to his side holding a filled beaker and wine jug, on a rocky oval base; and a later group of a gallant and his companion, he with flower posies, she playing a lute, a lamb at her feet, a tree to the rear, applied flowers crossed swords in underglaze-blue, the first incised F.92 and with cancelled mark, impressed numerals 16.5cm. and 15cm., 6Iin. and 5Pin. some typical losses and repairs (2)

Three enamel plaques, French, late 19th century each painted in opaque and translucent enamels, the first, entitled: Le dafi, by T. Leroy, signed, 16.5cm, 6 1/2 in; the second, entitled: Cadet de Gascogne, also by T. Leroy, signed, showing a smiling soldier draped in his flag, 16.5cm, 6 1/2 in; and a smaller example, signed with initials OR, of a troubadour playing the lute, 14.5cm, 5 3/4 in, each in elaborate gilt-metal frame (3)

Roger Bissire (French, 1886-1964) A young girl with a lute seated on a stone wall indistinctly signed (lower right) oil on board 18 x 14 7/8 in (45.7 x 37.8 cm)

Two cristoleums, rectangular unframed lithograph prints under curved glass, coloured, of seventeenth century interior scenes, both showing figures seated, in one listening to lute player, in the other a viol player, 4 3/4in x 3 1/2in (two)

German Oval miniature of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, sat in a garden, a minstrel to one side offers a lute, in elaborate gilt Louis XVI style frame, the miniature 11.5cm wide.

A Nao Lladro figure of a young girl standing, playing a lute, 19 cms.

A pair of Victorian Staffordshire figures, each playing a lute, on moulded bases, 10in.

A Meissen group of a shepherdess and companion, the shepherdess modelled seated beside bocage, playing a lute, a lamb at her feet, in attendance a gentleman with bunches of flowers, 14cm high, blue crossed swords mark, incised 447, late 19th century, (some small areas of restoration)

Ginori faience moon flask having painted decoration depicting a pre-raphaelite style angel playing a lute amongst flowers before a pale yellow and blue sky, the two handles formed as dolphins, 31cm high

A late 19th/early 20th Century fan with plain giltwood sticks, the paper panel finely painted with a spray of orchids, 14ins, a tortoiseshell effect fan, the black net and lace trimmed panel decorated with a standing figure of a girl with a lute, and dragonflies, one other mourning fan, two tortoiseshell effect long shoe horns, and a pair of tortoiseshell effect framed lorgnettes, in leather travelling case

A Victorian Staffordshire cow and calf group, on oval base (5in.) and another, a highland couple, male with lute-8in.

Two Derby figures, female with lute, sheep beside, on scroll base, incised no. 301, 5.25in.), boy with flute, CBD mark in red-4.5in.

A 19th century German porcelain figure, girl walking with dog (5in.), a Berlin figure of a lady with lute (6.5in.-a.f.) and two other porcelain figures

Two identical figures depicting a female lute player, 18 cms. together with another figure of a man playing a wind instrument, 18 cms.

A Derby figure of a shepherdess, seated, playing a lute, before floral bocage, and decorated in coloured enamels, a lamb at her side, the pierced scroll base picked out in gilt, 14cm high (5 1/2"), circa 1780 (some damage)

French School early 19th century- A portrait miniature of Napoleon, quarter-length, 11.5x9.4cm: together with a hand-coloured stipple engraving of a lady playing a lute, both in rectangular rosewood frames, (2).

A handmade lute

A pair of Derby candlestick figures, of a seated bagpiper and a lady with a lute, attended by a hound or lamb respectively the piper in a puce jerkin, turquoise waistcoat and lavender breeches, his companion in a plumed head-dress, puce and gilt bodice and flowered skirt, both seated before a heavily flowered boage on puce edged gilt shell and scrolling open-work base, 24cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1780. Some old restoration, in particular to both sconces and with some typical losses to the bocage on the figure of the lady. The back scroll to the base has been re-built but both in otherwise overall good condition. Such restoration as there is, is old and discoloured; no "professional' restoration

A 17th Century Carved Oak Panel, rectangular, depicting a woman playing a lute in a woodland with a recumbent stag nearby, within a moulded and joined oak frame with iron shaped key escutcheon, {23.5cm by 34cm}; and Three Other Carved Oak Figural Pilasters, 17th-19th century, {ranging 19cm to 53.5cm} (4)

A Derby porcelain figure of a young girl playing a lute, on turquoise and gilt decorated base, 6ins high (unmarked - incised to base "N9" - circa 1800)

Oval stained glass panel depicting a man with a lute and a house and landscape in the background, 43x60cm.