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A Bechstein Model B ebonised grand piano no. 77596, on square section tapering legs, brass terminals, casters, approximately 192cm; together with matching height adjustable rectangular stool (2) Prov: Purchased from Jacques Samuel Pianos, Bechstein House, London 2003 and sold with copy of invoiceIvory registration submission reference number WY7786PV The top has several scratches and a somewhat blistered/pitted finish, and there is a 'bloom' to the curved side of the case. There are some scratches to the lacquered finish of the iron frame. The wooden bearer underneath is stamped with the number 26973. The piano plays but requires tuning, and a couple of the keys get stuck in the down position. * please note that this condition report is provided on the basis of a cursory inspection; we are not piano specialists, and do not guarantee the piano to be in sound working order or in good condition. We strongly advise any potential purchasers to obtain a more detailed report from a specialist or restorer, or satisfy themselves to its condition prior to bidding.
Joseph Haydn“Three Sonatas for the piano forte with an accompaniment for the violin and violincello composed and dedicated to Mrs Bartolozzi, op LXXV, 18th century sheet music on laid paper, printed and sold by Preston, 97 Strand; and three further similar to include “Haydn’s celebrated Symphonies” (x2) and “Six Sonatas for the Pianoforte or Harpsichord” (4)
A late 19th century Bechstein rosewood cased upright piano, the fascia panel with floral inlay decoration, no. 26151, 138cm wide.This piano was originally acquired by the Royal Household from Mitchell & Briggs (Royal Warrant-Holders). It became the property of Sir Roderic Llewellyn by way of a gift from his friend H.R.H Princess Margaret, during the 1970's. The present vendor purchased it from Sir Roderic in the mid 1980's, and has owned it since that time.Ivory registration submission reference number 2EWDGZT3 The keys all make sound, though the piano requires tuning. Upon inspection the lower part of the soundboard has some minor splits running with the grain of the wood, but no obvious apparent cracks or damage * * please note that this condition report is provided on the basis of a cursory inspection; we are not piano specialists, and do not guarantee the piano to be in sound working order or in good condition. We strongly advise any potential purchasers to obtain a more detailed report from a specialist or restorer, or satisfy themselves to its condition prior to bidding.
λ LEO DAVY (BRITISH 1924-1987) FIGURES STANDING DECONSTRUCTED Oil on board Signed and dated 55 (lower centre) 104 x 40.5cm (40¾ x 15¾ in.)Painted in 1955. Provenance: Direct from the Estate of the artist Exhibited: London, Piano Nobile, Leo Davy Abstract Scenes 1973-1987, February-May 2017, no. 7 Condition Report: In good original condition. Unexamined out of glazed frame.Condition Report Disclaimer
Spofforth (Reginald) Sheet Music The Twelfth Cake a Juvenile Amusement consisting of little Ballads to be sung by the following Characters viz King, Queen, Sailors Wife, Match Girl, Simon Pure, Ballad Singer and Harlequin with a Finale and Introduction, The Music with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte... London: Longman & Broderip No. 26 Cheapside & No. 13 Haymarket. NB to be had of the Author No 10 Hyde Street, Bloomsbury, n.d. [1797], folio; together with Spofforth (Reginald) The Newest Christmas Box containing a Variety of Bagatelles arranged for one, two or three voices and the Piano Forte for Juvenile Amusement set to Music by Reginald Spofforth, Op. 2, London: Longman & Broderip, n.d., folio including Lady-Bird Lady-Bird, O Rare Henry Parry, Anthony White's Epitaph, Little Robin Red-Breast, I married a Wife, Curley Locks, I had a little nut tree, I had a little hobby-horse, I had a little husband, Fla lal la, A Medley, two pages of advertisement of musical publications (2)Both volumes bear wear and tear consistent with age, including tearing and loss to the edges of the pages, as well as creasing (as evidenced in the accompanying condition report images). Internally, there is general foxing, but overall the contents are fairly clear and well preserved. There does not appear to be evidence of previous adhesive tape repairs. Some soiling to page edges.
Y  A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY UPRIGHT BABY GRAND PIANO BY JOHN BROADWOOD & SONS The soundboard with fragmentary inscription for JOHN BROADWOOD & SONS . MAKER'S TO HER MAJESTY / GREAT PULTNEY STREET The action marked L R 2360 to the upper corner, with ivory keys 179cm high, 124cm wide, 68cm deep Together with a Victorian rosewood revolving piano stool, circa 1860, 46cm at its lowest Please note: Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption for this lot. Ref: ZXGRTADT Condition Report: External Appearance: Marks, knocks, scratches, and abrasions are consistent with age and use.There is a long mark to the right of the fallboard, as well as several scuffs to its left. The music stand has come apart from the inside of the fallboard, and has sustain some damage to either end and will require repairing. All keys are present and are with some discoloration to the central three octaves.The upper fabric part of the piano appears to be in good visual and structural condition, but the fabric covering the cut out to the back has sustained significant tears. Internal Anatomy:Internal repairs and re-tuning are required to restore this piano to a playable standard. The top panel detaches to unlock -- along with hooks -- the front part of the piano. There appears to be no dust cover under this, and on the internal body is the mark 'L.R.' and a piano number '2360'. Exposed here are a layer of long thin wooden strips connecting keys to hammers. All of these are in working order except for five: the top D (numbered inside as 75) has come detached at the hammer, the second to top C (numbered 67) has come detached at the key, the second to top A (numbered 58) has come detached at the key, the second to top G# (numbered 57) has come detached at the key and hammer, and the fourth to bottom F# (numbered 31) has come detached at the key. These will require repairing. Once dismantled, this exposes the string section. All strings and tuning pins appear to be present, however, all require significant re-tuning. The soundboard behind also appears to be intact and functional, and all hook mechanisms within the piano are sucre and in working order. Please see additional images for visual reference to the condition and points noted above in the report. Condition Report Disclaimer
Two piano shawls, one with overall embroidery of foliate design in scarlet, cream, orange and purple, on a cream ground, approx. 142 cm x 152 cm excluding trim and tassels, the other with cream silk embroidery on a grey silk ground, approx. 150 cm x 160 cm excluding border and fringe CONDITION REPORTS There is what appears to be a small repair to the shawl with the multi-coloured decoration approx. 3 mm x 3 mm. The cream shawl has a large dark mark to one edge and a similar one near one corner as well as an area of grubbiness/stain to the centre. Both have some loose threads and small brown foxing type marks. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
NORTH YORKSHIRE: Bedale, Crakehall Church, Sunday School, Reward for Attendance, a white metal medal, unsigned, 45mm; Harrogate, Opening of Bath Hospital & Rawson Convalescent Home, 1889, a white metal medal by Fattorini, 38mm (W & E 1600A.1), Grove House Orphanage, an openwork enamel badge by Fattorini, named (Presented to Bro. W.F. Yates, Donor), 50 x 35mm; Ilkley, Edward VII, Coronation, 1902, a white metal medal by Fattorini, 38mm (W & E 4220I.1); Richmond, Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, a white metal medal, unsigned, 38mm (W & E 2930A.1); Ripon, Millenary, 1886, medals (2), in bronze and white metal, unsigned [Royal Mint], 36mm (BHM 3217); Scarborough, Spa Buildings, a silver medalet, unsigned, 17mm, Scarborough Castle, a bronze medal for English Heritage, unsigned, 37mm; Selby, Soldiers & Sailors Canteen, War Service, 1919, a bronze medal, unsigned, 30mm; Settle, Edward VII, Coronation, 1902, a white metal medal by Vaughton, 39mm (W & E 4610K.1); Thirsk, Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, a white metal medal, unsigned, 38mm (W & E –); Whitby, Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, a white metal medal by J. Moore, 33mm (W & E 2275T.1), Eskdale Tournament of Song, a gilt award medal, unsigned, engraved (P.M.L. 1st Prize, Piano Accompt., 1924), 25mm; Yarm, Celebration of the Railway Centenary, 1925, a uniface white metal medal, unsigned, 32mm [15]. Generally very fine, some scarce £100-£150
Joseph Anton Knam (1790-1837), Vienna Empire Forte Piano, rectangular sound body with rounded corners, on four peaked canted legs, with ebonized ball finial and gilded columns with classical scratch ornaments, ebonized central feet with two pedals, the top collapsable, Mahogany on pine wood veneered with ebonized boarders, keyboard with white and black keys, in the center decorated with open work bronze mounts and manufacture label, six octaves, metal strings, wooden hammers and stamped note name in front of each cord, bronze hinges on top with damages, front close up with lock, key missing, Vienna around 1815, damages, 72 x 160 x 87 cm
Three items of furniture including a 20th century burr walnut bachelors chest in the George III manner, with brushing slide and three drawers, raised on bracket, feet, 63cm wide x 31cm deep x 73cm high, a Victorian mahogany circular adjustable piano stool and a 20th century green painted storage cabinet with three wicker basket drawers, 40cm wide x 70cm high (3)
Classical- A group of six stereo pressing classical music LPs to include Kannertsbusch, The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra- 'Vienna Holiday' (Decca SXL 2016, ED1 wide band labels, vinyl VG, sleeve VG+), Rimsky-Korakov, Ansermet Paris Conservatoire Orchestra- 'Scheherazade' (Decca SXL 2086, ED1 wide band labels, vinyl VG, sleeve F), Bruckner / Eagner - Otto Klemperer, Philharmonia Orchestra- 'Symphony No.7 In E Major / Siegfried Idyll' two record set (SAX 2454/2455, vinyl VG+, sleeves VG and VG+ respectively), Tchaikovsky, Curzon, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Solti- 'Piano Concerto No.1' (Decca SXL 2114, ED1 wide band labels, vinyl and sleeve VG) and Dvorak, Jacqueline Du Pre, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Daniel Barenboim- 'Cello Concerto In B Minor & "Silent Woods", Adagio For Cello & Orchestra' (HMV ASD 2751, vinyl and sleeve VG+) (6)
A Victorian burr walnut veneer piano top Davenport, the superstructure with rising concealed stationery section, with pigeon holes and three small drawers, the curved hinged fall enclosing two small drawers and pull out writing section, with tooled leather inset hinged panel, containing four short drawers to the side, on cabriole scroll front supports with plinth base and bun feet, with castors, 56cm width, 91.5cm height, 59cm depth.
A BENTLEY UPRIGHT PIANO FITTED WITH A PIANOCORDER REPRODUCTION SYSTEM, piano has a walnut case, serial number 107201, the mechanism in the piano that makes the hammers play is 115v but comes with a Marantz transformer and a folder containing ten cassette tapes, width 139cm x height 100cm (condition report: pianocorder is in working order, but the play button needs to be held down, one tape snapped) (PAT pass and working)
STEINWAY AND SONS, AN EBONISED OVERSTRUNG MODEL C 7FT5 SEMI-CONCERT GRAND PIANO, circa 1975, serial number 440083, Hamburg New York, iron frame, raised on square tapered legs and spade feet, width 154cm x depth 226cm x height 103cm, along with a height adjustable piano stool (condition report: Ivory keys removed, no present and haven't replaced due to Ivory act 2018, all keys in working order prior to removal, missing brass castors, later raised on a rolling triangular frame, piano transport cover and leg sleeves, no key, finish fully chipped in four places, such as front corners and angled side, all legs scuffed and dented, piano skate damaged to one end)
Lee Godie (American, 1908-1994) Drawing on Paper Undated, inscribed 'Artist Emily' lower left, a pen drawing of a woman, on verso a drawing of two hands playing piano keys, annotated 'Pretty, Artist Emily, French', unframed Property from: an Estate, Orland Park, Illinois Condition: tears, creases, folds, stains, dirt accumulation Category: Fine Art > Drawings Estimated Sale Time: 10:42 am (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3
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