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A Staffordshire pottery arbour group, late 19th Century, four other Staffordshire pottery figures including a girl with a harp and a pair of Staffordshire dogs with gilt details (faults).

A GEORGE III SILVER CREAM JUG London 1806, of oval form, with a reeded rim over an engraved diamond band and oval monogrammed cartouche, harp shape handle, maker`s mark of IM, 10cms high, 3.5ozs

An electro-plate mounted cut glass claret jug, the engraved mount with a domed cover, a cone finial and a harp handle, on a tapered body, 26.5cm high

A Victorian 15ct Gold Bar Brooch in Etruscan style, with red stone centre, stamped “15ct”; a yellow metal Bar Brooch with central Peridot, stamped “9ct”; and a yellow metal Pin with central Turquoise and Seed Pearl Harp motif (3)

Jorgen H?velsk?v for Christensen & Larsen Mobelhandvaerk, an ash Harp or String chair, designed 1958, 136.5cm high

An XVIII century silk picture of a seated angel playing a harp with rabbits, lion, cheetah and a bird amidst the trees approx. 21cm x 31cm

Burmese Harp or Saung Gauk, gilt and black finish and decorated with coloured sequins, 66cm high

An Italian porcelain figure group modelled as a courting couple, together with a continental porcelain figure of a young woman with basket of flowers and another modelled as young woman playing the harp.

Dermody, Thomas The harp of Erin. London: R. Phillips, 1807. First edition, 2 volumes, 12mo, contemporary half calf, worn, joints split

An early 19th century Killarney table cabinet with marquetry inlay depicting buildings and ruins, the hinged lid revealing a velvet lined interior with clover and harp decoration to the underside, the two doors opening to reveal three interior drawers. On a plateau base raised on bun feet. 111/4ins wide.

George Richmond, three ladies in a Victorian interior one playing a harp, watercolour, unsigned.

Charles I, shilling, Tower, group A, second bust, m.m. lis (Br.385/392; N.2217; S.2782); shilling, Tower, group C, third bust, type 2a, m.m. plume (Br. 445/455; N. 2221; S. 2787); shilling, Tower, group D, fourth bust, type 3.1, m.m. harp (Br. 468/471; N. 2223; S. 2789), generally fine, the last better (3)

Charles I, threepences (3), Aberystwyth, m.m. book (S. 2984), Oxford, 1646/4, m.m. lis (S. 2995), York, m.m. lion (S. 2877); halfgroats (7), Tower, m.m.’s lis, crown, harp, triangle, star, (P), sun (S. 2822, 2828, 2829, 2832 (2), 2833, 2836); penny, Tower, m.m. plume (S. 2840); halfpenny, Tower (S. 2851); Æ farthings (3), Richmond type 2, tower m.m., Maltravers type 2, m.m. bell on both sides, Rose type 4b, m.m. crescent (S. 3183, 3198, 3206), generally fair to fine, some better (15)

* Ireland, Henry VIII (1509-47), groat, first harp issue, crowned H-I at shield (Jane Seymour, 1536-7) (S. 6473; DF 202), toned, good very fine

Ireland, Henry VIII, groats, first harp issue (2), crowned H-A (Anne Boleyn, 1534-5) and H-K (Katherine Howard, 1540) at shield (S. 6472, 6474; DF 201, 203); Philip and Mary (1554-1558), groat, 1555, m.m. portcullis (S. 6501; DF 235); Elizabeth I (1558-1603), base groat (1558) (S. 6504); Æ halfpenny, 1601, m.m. star (S. 6511; DF 257); James I (1603-25), first coinage, shilling, first bust, m.m. bell (S. 6512; DF 259); first coinage sixpence, first bust, m.m. bell (S. 6514; DF 260); second coinage, shilling, fourth bust, m.m. rose (S. 6516; DF 261), the first cracked and repaired, fair to fine (8)

* Ireland, Henry VIII, groat, first harp issue, crowned H-K (Katherine Howard, 1540) at shield (S. 6474; DF 201, 203), some weakness, very fine or better for issue

Miscellaneous: British hammered silver coins (6), including Charles I, shilling, m.m. harp (S. 2789), Commonwealth, shilling, (contemporary copy) and a Scottish groat of Robert II, groat (S. 5131), fair to fine, the last chipped (6)

A large Irish lace handkerchief with tambour work and harp motifs, a pair of cuffs with applique and eyelet work, two pieces of Maltese lace, a long tamboured lappet, Edwardian modesty vest, collar, etc. A small family collection

A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED AND GILDED HARP by Sebastian Erard, 18 Great Marlborough Street, London, with classical figure decoration and inscriptions, 66" high (for restoration).

An 18th Century silk work picture, depicting classical maiden holding a harp, 27cm x 21cm

A silver oval half reeded tea service, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, 28cm long, 26 oz gross

A silver oblong baluster three piece tea service by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1936-37, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, 26cm long, 29.6 oz gross

I & I Erat, 23 Berners Street, London, A birds eye maple and parcel gilt harp, frame no.2003, H.5ft 8ins

Crested China: A W.H Goss model of an ancient posset cup found at Hitchin with Maidstone crest, a Beachy Head lighthouse with Eastbourne crest, two Wembley 1924 items, a harp with Brighton crest and five other items (10)

26 unopened miniature bottles of Guinness, including three cardboard Lilliput Guinness crates, two miniature bottles of Harp and a quantity of Guinness and Harp drinking glass etc.

A copper coal scuttle, a two tier brass stand and a Victorian suspension harp lamp brass reservoir with duplex burner.

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD STRUNG INLAID PARLOUR OCCASIONAL CHAIR having an ornate harp shaped back with bow and inlaid decoration, twin swept scrolled boxwood strung arms, upholstered seat pad, raised on square tapered legs with spade feet

15ct GOLD DOUBLE BELCHER PATTERN CHARM BRACELET, hung with seven mainly marked charms including 9ct gold harp and small maple leaf pendant, 30.gms gross

George III Irish ring neck decanter with moulded target stopper, etched Irish harp, thistle and leaf decoration and moulded ribbing, 27cm

Japy Freres, Gilt Metal 8-Day Striking Mantel Clock in form of a young seated lady playing a harp, next to a white enamelled circular dial with Roman numerals, on scalloped onyx base having all over gilt metal chain and scroll mounts on turned feet, 33cm wide

A quantity of metalware collectables, including; a painted brass lamp base, a bamboo riding cane with horn handle and silver collar, a walking stick with ivory handle, a reproduction Icon, cigarette cards, a set of letter scales, two copper cups, an auto harp and sundry.

A George V Spoon with harp finial, Birmingham 1917, maker: Levi & Solomon, another, Sheffield 1893, a George V Cigarette Holder Case, scroll engraved, London 1915, an embossed Matchbox Holder, Birmingham 1901 and two silver rimmed glass Salts

A Regency pedal harp, by J. Erat, Wardour Street, London, early 19th century, with 43 strings and five swell doors to the gilt foliate decorated faux rosewood grained sound box, the fluted column with Egyptian term and ram’s head festoon swag capital, the base with eight brass pedals and on paw feet, numbered 606 to signature plate, (losses to gesso, action appears complete but requires restoration) 171cm high, 78cm wide. Provenance: Purchased by the private vendor from the sale of ‘The Mickleburgh Collection of Mechanical Music, Musical Instruments and related’, Bristol Auction Rooms, 24th June 2003, lot 103. Jacob Erat left the firm of Sebastian Erard (where he was previously foreman) around 1800 and set up in his own name working from Wardour Street, London. By 1820 by the firm was run by his two sons, he died in 1821. Condition Report:** Marks, scratches and abrasions consistent with age and use. Old closed splits. Chips to gilding and paint. Some regilding and repainting. Requires re-stringing. Brassware tarnished.Losses to composition decoration. No guarantee pedals operate as require some attention.

A Meissen porcelain group, of a lady harpist seated before her elaborate instrument, her companion holding the music score from which she reads, a small boy behind the couple plays the flute, raised on an elaborate reticulated oval base, crossed swords mark, impressed 95 and 163, incised D78, 19th century, the harp`s strings lacking, a chip to the stump at the back, 19.5cm. Provenance: Collection of Professor R C Cookson, 1922-2008.

"Art Nouveau silver buttons each embossed with a maiden playing a harp (two mounted as earrings), Birmingham 1902 and a cased set of silver and enamel buttons "

"Jordan Hoveltskov harp chair, white painted ash, model designed in 1963, labelled"

A cased mandolin, music stand and also harp

An Emerald Set Locket, the oval locket with an applied motif of a stringed harp, the outer edge in the form of a winged figure, three graduated foil backed emeralds creating one edge, the whole of the locket decorated with a textured effect and three-leaved motifs creating a border, the reverse engraved with a blank panel centrally, two picture panels inside, measures 3.7cm by 2.4cm

A 9ct.Gold Brooch, in the form of a harp, together with an amethyst set stick pin and three bar brooches

Harp Guitar by Rolfe of Cheapside eight strings, the ebony fingerboard with inlaid bone frets, a gilt star within the rose, and gilt head at the top of the pegbox, gilt foliate decoration around the bridge and outer edge of the soundboard, the maker`s name at foot of the fingerboard, 833mm. high, in mahogany case, [c.1820]. ***Included in the lot is an Mandoline Lyre by Nicola and Raffaeli Calace, with their label dated 1896, four double courses, in need of restoration. .

Cock (Hieronymus) Concentum inter se, engraving after Frans Floris depicting a woman seated at a clavicord, accompanied by two lutenists, a cittern, hurdy-gurdy, cornet, shawn, harp, and other instruments on the floor and above on the wall, soiled, framed and glazed, 239mm. by 315mm.

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)

Gray.Elegy..,1/80,ill.G.Morgan,GCP number 4 of 80 specially-bound copies, from an edition limited to 750, wood-engraved full-page illustrations by Gwenda Morgan, small ink inscription to head of front free endpaper, original green morocco, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, with urn blocked in gilt on upper cover and harp on lower, t.e.g., others uncut, spine slightly faded, cloth slip-case (faded), 8vo, Golden Cockerel Press, 1946. ***Featuring charming scenes of country life.

A Killarney inlaid yew wood box, the central raised rectangle to the lid inlaid with a harp inscribed `Erin` and enclosed by shamrock scrolling between barber`s pole line inlay, the interior paper lined and once with a tray, 34cm (13.5in) wide

A Victorian oval pendant locket, the front with a pale blue enameled harp motif, within a wreath shaped surround, a gem set circular pendant locket, a 9ct gold charm designed as a bird, a gold ring, a 9ct gold pendant medallion, two further pendants, a pair of coral earrings and two further items.

Sixpence, 1696, early harp, appears to read GVLLELMVS (cf. ESC 1533; S 3520). Some ghosting of reverse design in obverse field, otherwise extremely fine, olive tone Provenance: Spink Auction 198, 19 March 2009, lot 209 (part)

Sixpences (2), 1696, 1696y, both early harp (ESC 1533, 1539; S 3520, 3525) [2]. First good very fine but cleaned, second good fine and toned

First Harp issue, Groat, mm. crown, ha (Anne Boleyn), 2.38g/11h (S 6472; DF 201). Slightly creased, otherwise nearly very fine

A Mini Harp, an original TV Master electronic game and a Mobo Toy-Toise

A gilt Gothic Revival harp by Sebastian and Pierre Erard, patent No 5846, (some damage), height 176cm.

A silver oblong baluster bachelor’s tea pot, Chester 1908, with a composition harp handle, 21.5cm long, 10.4 oz gross

A George III silver oval cream jug, maker`s mark `JC` (rubbed), London 1813, with a harp handle, a threaded rim and foot rim and a swollen girdle, 12cm long, 4.1 oz

A George III silver ogee baluster caster by Thomas Shepherd, London 1774, 13cm high; an 18th century Irish straight-tapered pepper caster, harp, Hibernia and maker`s marks only (all rubbed), 8.5cm high; a George II kitchen dredger with a loop handle by John Albright, London 1725; and a Victorian vase shape pepperette, 8.55 oz gross

A silver oblong baluster three piece tea service by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1915, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, 29.5cm long, 42.85 oz gross

A 19th century harp by I&I Erat of London, Berners Street, No. 2204, with 44 strings and 8 pedals, the gilt wood and gesso fluted column surmounted by anthemion and lotus leaf motifs, supported by cargatid border, height 173cm, (a/f).

A Victorian brass furniture mount, a brass model of a lion, a model of a cow and a bog oak harp (4)

A German M Hohner Blues Harp in E, along with several old Diaries varying in age from 1947 - 1965, also a French Bible/Prayer book and an early packet of crayons

A Columbia `Harpenzither` Mandolin Harp, the ebonised body transfer printed with foliate decoration and with a baluster turned side handle, with tuning key and manual, in a card box

Six Pollock’s Manchester pipes, acorn and oak leaf, Irish harp, Prince of Wales own, scales bowl pipe, tree trunk pipe and a fluted bowl pipe. (6).

A late Victorian baluster glass and silver mounted claret jug, the lid with foliate thumb piece and engraved family crest, having harp shaped handle raised on a circular star cut base, hallmarked for London 1896, 26cm high