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*** Weiss. 15.75 in. x 11.75 in. (40 x 30cm) Still life with artist's pallette and violin Indistinctly signed.

A CASED VIOLIN, unsigned, two piece back

Veronica Zabel, "Violin & Lamp". Board. Signed. 22" x 29".

A French Violin, with two piece back, bearing printed label of "J Thibouville, Lamy & Co.", with a bow and shaped wooden case also bearing label. Length of Back 13.5".

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VIOLIN with line inlay together with bow with silver and mother of pearl inlay, cased.

German made violin, retailed as 'The Apollo' by Rushworth & Dreaper, Liverpool, 14", cased, with bow

A violin for restoration and a bow

A good quality violin and two bows in a leather case for restoration, the violin with registration number DRGM No 7289940

A Staffordshire pearlware figure of a seated musician, playing a violin, picked out in green and black, on oval brown glazed base, with an incised arched band, 13.5cm high (5 1/4"), circa 1770 (violin and hands with old restoration)

A silver mounted violin bow, stamped W.E. Hill and Sons

A Mittenvald school early 19th century violin, in fitted case

A German violin labelled "Begonzi", and a bow in a fitted case

A Saxon school violin and two bows, in fitted case

A violin and three bows, in case

A French Mirecourt School three-quarter size violin, in fitted case

A Silver Vesta Case, modelled as a violin case with detailed catches and handle, maker's mark not clear, {Birmingham 1890, 72cm}. See lot 547 for illustration.

A violin, two piece back, interior with facsimile Stradivari label, with bow, in fitted case, with canvas cover.

A patinated spelter model of a musician playing a violin, on naturalistic base, the stand cast with stylised foliage and cartouche, early 20th century, 46cm (18").

A 19th Century violin, stamped BETTS, the one piece back of horizontal medium curl, the ribs of faint medium curl, the head plain, the table opening out towards the flanks, with golden-orange varnish, length of back 14.5in, cased, with bow

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH VIOLIN labelled Breton Brevete with bow in carrying case.

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 .

Continental figure group of a man wearing a blue coat, seated playing a violin and a woman in lace ball gown with a song book on her lap, on gilt scroll oval base, 7".

Violin and two bows in case.

An old violin and bow in a case

An antique violin and two bows in black wooden case.

A 3/4 size violin with a two piece back and case

A cased violin with a two piece back bearing a label 'Jean Baptiste Vuillaume Paris', together with a French bow

A cased violin bearing a label 'Giuseppe Pedrazzini' and a bow

A violin with 14inch back, and a bow, another similar violin with 2 bows (one bow a.f.) both in wood cases and one other violin

A violin with 14inch back, together with 2 bows, one signed Paesold, the other signed W.J.Prager, in fitted case with accessories

A Meissen (outside decorated) Monkey Band figure of a violinist, after an original model by J.J.Kandler, modelled standing wearing eighteenth century dress playing an instrument, 13cm high, blue crossed swords and cancellation mark, late 19th century (glued repair to violin bow)

A cased violin and bow by Jacobus Stainer

A modern Chinese violin complete with bow, cased.

An Edwardian violin, with two piece back, by Wolff Bros. No. 3491, paper label dated 1903, 59cm (23.25"), with two bows in shaped and fitted case

A cased violin and bow, with a 2 piece back, paper label inside 'Antonius Stradivarius'. 23 1/2" (60cm) long

A cased French violin by H. Emile Blondelet, Paris, dated 1924

A 19th century cased violin and bow, with a two piece back, paper label inscribed 'Giovan Paolo Maggini, Deutiche Arbeit'. 24" (61cm) long

A LATE 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VIOLIN WITH BOW, for restoration in wooden carrying case.

A GERMAN VIOLIN IN WOODEN CARRYING CASE.

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VIOLIN WITH BOW in carrying case, for restoration.

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VIOLIN retailed by Thomas Craig of Aberdeen.

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VIOLIN labelled Vincentius Postiglione me Fecit Neap. 1879 plus two bows with mother of pearl and silver inlaid decoration, one stamped G.Cone and Fils a Lyons, in velvet lined carrying case.

A CASED VIOLIN, with label 'Highcliffe Junior School'

A 19th century violin and bow in a fitted case, label John Serfin

An 18th century violin, probably English, many repairs, length of back 35.9cm

A French violin, late 19th century, labelled "Stradivari", length of back 35.8cm, in case

A French violin, in case, length of back 36cm

A German violin, in case, length of back 35.6cm, and another

A German 19th century violin, labelled Stradivari, length of back 36.0cm, in case

A PAIR OF JACOB PETIT STYLE BISQUE FIGURES, one playing a violin, each on a circular step base with scroll feet, 11" high

A collection of Victorian and later Scottish pebble jewellery, comprising; a Victorian gold and banded agate oblong brooch, an Aberdeen red and grey granite and cairngorm round brooch, a concave-octagonal Connemara marble brooch, a Victorian gilt-metal and banded agate shaped-oval brooch, a banded agate carved panel bracelet, an agate 'violin' brooch, and an agate circlet brooch

A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN VIOLIN with bow in carrying case.

A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN VIOLIN with silver mounted bow stamped Dodd in wooden carrying case.

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL VIOLIN with decorated back and two bows in carrying case.

A cased violin and bow with inlaid stringing, a 2 piece back and paper label 'Jofredus Cappa in Saluzzio', body 14 1/4" long (36cm)

Three small blue-printed jugs: one of barrel shape with strap handle and ochre rim, decorated with a version of the Violin pattern, height 8.2cm (cracks); another of ball shape printed with the Net Trellis & Flowers pattern, possibly by Rogers, height 9.5cm (handle restored); and the third of bulbous shape printed with an early rural scene featuring a huntsman with his gun dog, height 8.4cm (hair crack, rim chips); all unmarked, circa 1800-20

Ruddiman, a violin, two piece back, LOB153mm, complete with case and bow.

Violin with two piece back, fitted case and two bows.

PAUL DESSAU, born 1909, oil on canvas a harlequin holding a violin and a swan by his feet, in mahogany frame - 15.5ins x 10ins.