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Wooden musical instrument. 79 x 20 x 14,5 cm.

Musical instrument - an Indonesian gamelan 'gender' metallophone, of fourteen tuned metal bars over metal cylinders, 45cm high, 98cm wide

A pine box with brass photograph panel inside; a bronzed figure of a fisherman on a marble base; a wooden desk stand with two inkwells and metal bear to centre; an aboriginal musical instrument; a metal corkscrew; two printed portrait miniatures, framed; and some sewing accessories.

Large 19th Century bronzed plaster figure of a standing girl with a musical instrument, inscribed to the base ' Mignon ', 64cm high

Vintage Brass Air Horn Musical Instrument

Rosedale BSN-500 Bassoon Woodwind Musical Instrument + Hercules Stand- 135cm

French Horn Musical Instrument by Paxman Academy + Paxman Case & Stand - 60x37cm

Eastman The Concertante Cello Musical Instrument (bridge requires reattachment + restring), Bow, Tiger Stand & Hima Case - 116cm

Georgian walnut tea caddy with inlaid shell and musical instrument motifs. Having bun feet and lion handles. Measuring approx. 28cm long

Special edition: Bunnykins teapots of the world. Porcelain bunny with removable lid piece styled as a traditional Japanese geisha. It's adorned in a floral-patterned kimono, holding a fan in one paw and a shamisen, a three-stringed musical instrument, in the other. Royal Doulton Bunnykins backstamp. Artist: C. DaddIssued: c. 1998Dimensions: 4.25''L x 3.50''W x 7.75''HEdition Number: 150 of 2500 Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Part of the Crystal Memories group the instrument is created from clear crystal showing all of the details of the musical figural. Swarovski backstamp. 7477 000 003. This item has its original box: 6.6"H x 3.25" dia. Artist: Martin ZendronIssued: 1992 - 1998Dimensions: 2"L x 1.25"W x 4"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

An attractive 19th Century French ormolu figural Mantle Clock, the top with assimilated cliff with birds over a round dial with Roman numerals, (signed  Paris) resting against a Gentleman holding musical instrument on a stepped rectangular base with pierced Gothic design, and conforming legs, mounted on an associated oval wooden musical stand, approx. 43cms high x 26cms wide (17" x 10 1/4"). (1)

A poker and pen work decorated box with musical instrument motif to top, a pair of Kershaw Sportsman magnifying spectacles, an M & S map measurerer, treen and bone string box, Harris & Son of Gloucester pottery light pull or chain pull, Butterfly Brand tape dispenser, Souplex bakelite cased razor, pottery bell push and leather stud box inscribed "A stud in hand is worth two under the bed", etc.

A 19th century Sunderland lustre 'God Speed the Plough' frog mug, height 14cm, with a pair of Sitzendorf porcelain figures, height 11.5cm (3). Condition Report: Mug with some light crazing and general rubbing to the lustre. Male pipe player lacking the lower part of his musical instrument. Both figures with general light rubbing to colours and gilding.

Three vintage 20th century white porcelain china Neoclassical statue / figures. One examples with a hand nude lady with musical instrument on a tiered circular base. With another fully clothed model and a nude on a lion. With glass domes and stands. 39cm tall. 

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, ELECTRONICS, PICTURES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a boxed, cased LG Schneider Kreuznach mobile phone with Prada branding, a Smiths Timecal 'Noddy' alarm clock, a Little Professor calculator, a Casio VL-Tone electronic musical instrument, stamps,two Poole Pottery plates, a Logic 3 i-Station, six framed pictures, etc (2 boxes + loose) (sd, untested)

Casio, Aulos - A collection of miscellaneous collectable items to include a Casio VL-Tone Electronic Musical Instrument keyboard with case, doesn't come with batteries. A boxed Stylophone pocket electronic organ, comes in a poor box. An Aulos recorder. 2 x resin figures of a man and woman embracing (One is Adam and Eve). A framed print of Runcorn/Widnes and one of Olympia and Titanic. Largest figure is 23 cm (h). (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M)

A pair of contemporary satinwood inlaid octagonal panels, each with central oval musical instrument motifs, each 40 x 55cm

(From Penicuik House, Midlothian, Scotland, lots 252-262) EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE GUGLET VASE QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY 清 外銷粉彩庭院奏樂圖蒜頭瓶of bottle form supported on a short straight foot rising to cylindrical neck, a small bulb underneath the slightly flaring mouth, painted on the body with a court lady playing a string musical instrument with two other male and female figures in a garden, reverse with a boy playing with a dog  24.5cm high From Penicuik House, Midlothian, Scotland. Penicuik Estate, situated to the southwest of Edinburgh at the foot of the Pentlands, has been owned by the Clerk family since the middle of the 17th century. Sits at the heart of this designed landscape is Penicuik House, the finest and most influential example of Palladian architecture in Scotland. The 18th-century Palladian mansion was built by Sir James Clerk, 3rd Baronet, in 1761. It was devastated by fire in 1899. During the fire, a great deal of effort was channelled into salvaging the furnishings. The once magnificent building has stood as a roofless shell for over 100 years. The stables and coach house of the original Penicuik House, converted after the fire into the ‘new’ Penicuik House where the Clerk family reside to this day. A significant selection of property from Penicuik House was sold in this saleroom, 27 March 2024, lot 1-69; A smaller selection of Asian Art from Penicuik House was also sold in this saleroom, 13 March 2024, lot 189-198. 

A 20th century Portugese folk art, brinquinho musical instrument, from Madeira, Portugal, with wood dolls dressed in traditional costume with castanets and bottle caps

A 'Drum Et Bells-En-Vue' Musical Box, By Bremond circa 1885, ser. no. 389, playing ten airs, with single-spring motor, single-section comb, drum with six hammers and the four buffet-arranged plain polished tuned bells with plain hammers all on lever-select on gilt cast bedplate, lacking tunesheet, in ebonised interior, in part grained case with the front and lid with crossbanded and strung veneers, the lid with central musical instrument and floral stained fruitwood inlay - 20.1/2in. (52cm) wide, the cylinder 9.1/4in. (23.5cm)All teeth and tips present, plays smoothly but has a little buzz, bells & drums working, advances automatically

This retired musical instrument figurine is made from clear faceted crystal. Swarovski acid mark on bottom. Item includes original box measuring 3.25" dia. x 6.5"H. Artist: Martin ZendronIssued: 1992-1998Dimensions: 2"L x 1.25"W x 4"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCountry of Origin: AustriaAge related wear.

Barcarole - A German piano accordion / squeezebox musical instrument with blue pearline / marble effect finish and decorative floral grille. With fifteen keys and eleven buttons (missing one). Width approx 32cm. Held within carry case.

A Zither musical instrument

An African carved hardwood plucked idiophone musical instrument profusely carved with repeating figuresThis measures approximately 70cm long.

Luxus-Symphonion "Rokoko 25C", um 1890Hersteller: "Symphonion Musikwerke, Leipzig". Kunstvoll gestaltetes Gehäuse aus gepreßtem Nußbaumholz mit aufwendigen Ornamenten, für 30cm-Blechplatten, 84-toniger Doppelkamm (komplett), Original-Lithogra­phie im Deckel. Breite: 47 cm. Sehr gut spielender Zustand. Mit Kurbel und 2 Platten. Ein klassisches Instrument im Luxusgehäuse, sehr gut erhalten. Start Price: EUR 1400 Zustand: (2-3/2-3)'Rococo 25C' Symphonion 11 3/4 in. Disc Musical Box, c. 1890Symphonion Musikwerke, Leipzig. With duplex combs of 84 teeth (complete), in pressed walnut bombé case decorated with swags, flowers, musical trophies and figures, the inner lid with silk print of children gathering flowers, width 18 1/2 in. (47 cm), no case escutcheon, with crank and 2 discs. A beautiful example of this classic Symphonion in luxury case! Start Price: EUR 1400 Condition: (2-3/2-3)

Collection of Indian / Tibetan collectibles including a sandstone sculpture of feet, graduated lacquer boxes, low table, prayer wheels, bronze deity and a musical instrument

Six Nao porcelain figures, comprising female praying, 28cm high, girl yawning, lady holding flower, girl holding chamber stick, angel playing musical instrument and lady fixing hair, two boxed.

An early 20th century Italian ten string mandolin musical instrument, 65.5cm long

Mixed collection of Tribal/Indigenous musical instruments to inc. Xylophones, string instruments, wind instrument, etc. (Victor Brox collection)

A cased John Grey banjo musical instrument. Est. £20 - £30.

Tomoe Yokoi, Still life with bowl, fruit and musical instrument, colour mezzotint, signed in pencil and numbered 15/100, plate size 7" x 10.75" (17.5 x 27.5cm).

Reel to Reel Tape Player, Flex-A-Tone Musical Instrument and Ormond Hair Dryer

Omnichord Suzuki series No 045711 electronic musical instrument 1980's

Rosette 300 / Two:Eight acoustic amplifier. The Rosette® 300 Acoustic Combo with 300 Watts of portable power, 2 Channels and a professional grade feature set for home, studio or stage. Few can deny the intrinsic beauty of the Acoustic Instrument, especially the Acoustic Guitar. The visual beauty of the tonewoods,  in harmonious interplay with tensioned strings to produce musical promise. (af) This lot is from the estate of the late Scottish singer-songwriter Rab Noakes (1947-2022). Condition Report:Available upon request

A VINTAGE WOODEN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

A Sunday Times 'The Norman Invasion' poster, in frame, overall 102cm x 76cm, together with a two-stringed musical instrument.

Musical instrument - Nameplate China French horn (AF). In a hard case, with four keys, detachable horn and two mouth pieces.

Two resin musical instrument models to include a violin and saxophone, with chrome effect finish. (Saxophone approx 62cm high)

Tribal Art. An Egyptian loot musical instrument, 53cm wide, in presentation Perspex case.

Musical instrument: Violin. 358 mm. old restoration.

Chinese musical instrument in case

African Stringed Musical Instrument, likely a Kora - 88cm long

A late 19th Century painted satinwood urn table, decorated trailing foliage with a central panel of musical instrument, torch and quiver, 30cm x 30cm x 73cm high 

Pair: Lieutenant L. H. Forrest, Royal Flying Corps and 47th Sikhs, a DH9 pilot of 27 Squadron who was shot down, wounded and taken Prisoner of War whilst trying to carry out a raid on the bridge at Voyenne, as part of the first day of the Battle of Amiens British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. L. H. Forrest. R.A.F.) minor edge bruising, generally nearly very fine (2) £300-£400 --- Lionel Hugh Forrest was born in May 1897, the son of H. E. Forrest, a musical instrument dealer. Forrest was educated at Bishop Vesey’s School, Sutton Coldfield. He was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the 47th Sikhs in November 1915, and advanced to Lieutenant later the following year. Forrest transferred to the Royal Flying Corps in early 1917, and carried out initial training as a pilot. He was posted as a pilot for operational flying with 27 Squadron (D.H.9’s) on the Western Front in July 1918. The Squadron was tasked with bombing and reconnaissance operations, and Forrest often found himself crewed with Lieutenant S. W. P. Foster-Sutton as his Observer. The fate of the pair is described in The Flying Elephants: The History of No. 27 Squadron RFC/RAF 1915 to 1969, by Chaz Bowyer: ‘By the end of July preparations were complete for the first main Allied offensive since the perilous days of March 1918. Accordingly at the beginning of August, IX Brigade left the French zone, 27 Squadron moving to Beauvois on August 8. This same day saw the start of the Battle of Amiens and 27 were in action immediately. Just after dawn fourteen DHs attacked St. Christ aerodrome in the Peronne sector, while at mid-day a mixed force of DH4’s and 9’s bombed bridges over the Somme at Bethencourt, Voyennes and Offoy from low level. Once lightened of their bombs all aircraft dropped down to deck-level and completed their sorties by strafing German troops, transport and emplacements with machine-gun fire. German fighters scoured the whole battle front offering fanatical resistance to the Allied aircraft, among them the Richthofen “Circus” which claimed thirteen victims on that date. None of these belonged to 27 but the squadron was attacked by a flight from Jasta 29 and lost three bombers. These were DH9 D 1719 (to Oberleutnant H. Auffarth), DH9 D 7317 (Vizefeldwebel Gregor) and DH4 B 2133 (victor unknown). Of the crews, Lts. H. M. Brown, L. H. Forest [sic] and S. W. P. Foster-Sutton survived as prisoners of the Germans.’ Both Forrest and Foster-Sutton were wounded, and taken Prisoner of War by the Germans. Their aircraft was claimed as shot down by the German Ace Lieutnant Richard Wentzl of Jasta 6. Forrest was repatriated in December 1918, and relinquished his temporary commission in the R.A.F. to return to the Indian Army in October 1919. In later life resided at Old Parrs, Middletown, Welshpool. Sold with extensive copied research, Combat Reports, ORB entries etc.

Anvil - A retro 20th century Anvil Cases musical instrument / equipment travel case. The case featuring metal banding to edges and corners, with vinyl panelling to sides. Having carry handle to top. Measures approx. 53x120x23cm

A Yamaha F310 - Acoustic musical guitar instrument. With chrome tuners, label to inside. Cased. Measures approx. 103cm (length). 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ACCESSORIES, to include a boxed Orange Micro Crush guitar amplifier, Tascam ministudio Porta 03mk III, Yamaha PSS-80 keyboard, Behringer Euro Rack UB1202 mixing deck, Hit Kit microphone, microphone stands, sheet music stand, boxed multimedia speakers etc

A Dresden porcelain miniature angelic band group, each cherub with a musical instrument, comprising, harpist, glockenspiel, lyre, trombone, drum, trumpet, flute, violin and mandolin, the tallest 8cm, printed marks, early 20th century

Pure white porcelain figural sitting with musical instrument. Item originally created as a music box. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5"L x 3.5"W x 7.5"HCondition: Age related wear.

A Greek Bazoki musical instrument with ebony and white pattern decoration maker Ecorda model number B21. In a canvas case.- NO RESERVE

A PAIR OF COMPOSITION STONE FIGURAL FINIALS IN THE 18TH CENTURY STYLE, MODERN Each cherub playing a musical instrument on a ball base the taller 91.5cm high

A box of musical items including Freshman ukulele in carry bag, music stands, microphone, Fender instrument cable, ukulele starter pack.

After JOHN WILLIAM GODWARD, British (18651-1922), 'Reverie of the Days of Sappho', marble, probably French or Italian, late 19th century, white statuary marble, with other coloured marbles, unsigned, modelled as a young classical lady seated with one arm raised leaning on the bench, the other holding a rolled manuscript, her lyre beside her, 50cm high, 67cm wide. Although unsigned, this sculpture appears to be based on the work of Godward's "Reverie of the Days of Sappho". He painted numerous artworks depicting beautiful women, usually seated or draped over a marble bench. Perhaps collected as a Grand Tour style piece late in the 19th century. Sappho was an ancient Greek lyric poet and known in antiquity for her Love poems. Sappho from the Isle of Lesbos wrote widely and included the love between women, introducing the term Lesbian to modern day culture.  In this piece Sappho is depicted contemplating love, holding her poetry in hand and with Lyre, a stringed musical instrument, beside her. She is sitting on a Roman style garden bench, much emulated in grand gardens today. 

Walzenspieldose"Sublime-Harmonie Tremlolo" mit Wechselzylindern, um 1882F.C. Lecoultre. Nr. 46254 (auf Melodienblatt), mit drei Zylindern, die jeweils acht Melodien spielen, massives vernickeltes Doppelfederwerk, Geschwindigkeitsregler geprägt "A.P. Co.", drei Kämme mit 39, 44 und 39 Tönen (eine Spitze fehlt, ca. 11 Zähne und 1 Spitze ersetzt), ebonisiertes Gehäuse mit Messingbändern und eingelegtem Schriftzug "Genève 1882" auf Front und Deckel, muschelförmige Ormolu-Griffe und emailliertes Wappen mit Motto: "Virtus Mille Scuta" ("Tugend ist gleich tausend Schwerter"), auf passendem Tisch mit Walzenschublade und geschwungenen Beinen mit geschnitztem Farn- und Blattwerkrelief, Breite mit Tisch 128 cm, Walzenbreite 43,5 cm, spielender Zustand. - Der Spieldose liegen das Melodienblatt und die Bedienungsanleitung bei, letztere mit dem Vermerk "A. Perrelet et Cie". Die erste Walze ist geistlichen Liedern gewidmet, die zweite und dritte überwiegend Opernwerken von Meyerbeer, Gounod, Verdi, Weber und anderen, darunter die Ouvertüren aus "Freischütz" und "Zampa". Auguste Perrelet et Cie, deren Initialen auf dem Regler zu finden sind, übernahmen 1871 das Geschäft von F.C. Lecoultre und führten die bestehenden Seriennummern bis zur Schließung im Jahr 1900 fort (H.A.V. Bulleid, "Tune Sheets"). - Literatur: Abgebildet in Jan Brauers, "Von der Aeolsharfe zum Digitalspieler", S. 163. - Brauers gibt an, daß diese Spieluhr das Geschenk eines spanischen Grafen an Königin Victoria anläßlich ihres Geburtstags oder eines Jubiläums war. Das Jahr 1882 markiert den 45. Jahrestag der Thronbesteigung Victorias. Unabhängig davon, ob Brauers' Behauptung zutrifft, deuten die imposanten Ausmaße der Spieldose, ihr luxuriöses Gehäuse, das Wappen und die Angabe von Datum und Standort auf ein Instrument hin, das zu Präsentations- oder Ausstellungszwecken hergestellt wurde. Das Instrument stammt aus einer Versteigerung von Asservaten des Königshauses in den 1980er Jahren in London. Start Price: EUR 5500 Zustand: (3/3)Interchangeable "Sublime-Harmonie Tremlolo" Musical Box, a Presentation Model, c. 1882F.C. Lecoultre. No. 46254 (on tune-sheet), with three cylinders playing eight airs each, massive nickel-plated double-spring movement, governor-cock stamped "A.P. Co.", three combs of 39, 44 and 39 teeth (missing one tip, approx. eleven replacement teeth and one replacement tip), ebonized case with brass stringing and inlaid legend "Genève 1882" on front and lid, shell-form ormolu handles and enameled crest with motto: "Virtus Mille Scuta" ("Virtue is equal to a thousand swords"), on matching table with cylinder-storage drawer and cabriole legs with carved fern-and-foliate relief, wd. including table 50 ½ in. (128 cm), cylinders 17 in. (43.5 cm), playing condition. - Note: Accompanying the musical box are the tune-sheet and operating instructions, the latter with credit "A. Perrelet et Cie". The first cylinder is devoted to sacred airs, the second and third to predominantly operatic works by Meyerbeer, Gounod, Verdi, Weber and others, including the overtures from "Freyschütz" and "Zampa". Auguste Perrelet et Cie, whose initials are found on the governor-cock, took over the business of F.C. Lecoultre in 1871 and continued their existing serial numbers until closure in 1900 (H.A.V. Bulleid, "Tune Sheets"). - Literature: Illustrated in Jan Brauers, "Von der Aeolsharfe zum Digitalspieler", p. 163. - Brauers states that this musical box was the gift of a Spanish count to Queen Victoria on the occasion of her birthday or jubilee. The year 1882 marked the 45th anniversary of Victoria’s ascension to the throne. Whether Brauers’ assertion is correct, the imposing scale of the musical box, its deluxe case, the crest and the delineation of date and location suggest an instrument produced for presentation or exhibition purposes. The instrument comes from an auction in the 1980s in London from the estate of the royal family. Start Price: EUR 5500 Condition: (3/3)

Musikalische Automatenbüste einer äthiopischen Lyra-Spielerin von Gustave Vichy, um 1890Mit Pappmaché-Kopf, offenem lächelndem Mund, braunen Glasaugen mit beweglichen Lidern, schwarzer Original-Mohairperücke und einem einzelnen halbmondförmigen Ohrring, auf ebonisiertem Sockel mit Melodienzettel und geprägter Metallplakette: "G. Vichy, Paris, 5 Articles Français, Marque Deposé, Modele Deposé", der Torso mit Federwerkmotor und Walzenspielwerk für 2 Melodien, in goldfarbenem Seidenkostüm mit Metallstickerei, Kopfschmuck und Dekor mit Original-Münzen, Höhe 51 cm einschließlich Kopfschmuck, mit eichelförmigem Stopp/Start-Hebel und modernem Schlüssel, Oberfläche der Vorderseite restauriert, guter funktionierender und spielender Zustand. - Dies ist Teil einer Serie von Vichy-Automaten, die an die polychrom bemalten Bronzebüsten französischer Künstler wie Émile Guillemin und Charles Cordier erinnern. Der Eindruck einer bewegenden Skulptur wird durch die anmutige Modellierung des Gesichts und der Hände sowie durch den schlanken Sockel in Anlehnung an die Bronzebüsten noch verstärkt. Von der Wahl des Themas über den Stil des Kostüms bis hin zum Instrument, das sie spielt, wurde der Automat von der Faszination des 19. Jahrhunderts für Exotik beeinflußt, die afrikanische Kulturen aus der europäischen Perspektive darstellte. - Die Musikerin dreht und neigt ihren Kopf sanft nach links und rechts, blinzelt und scheint das Instrument mit einer Zupfbewegung des rechten Arms zu spielen. - Dieses Exemplar wurde von David Secrett und Margaret Glover liebevoll restauriert. - Literatur: Q. David Bowers, "Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments", S. 80, für ein identisches Stück, einen von mehreren französischen Automaten im Katalog des Händlers Gustav Uhlig aus Halle, Sachsen. Watch and Listen on:Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Start Price: EUR 4400 Zustand: (2/2)Musical Automaton Bust of an Ethiopian Lyre-Player by Gustave Vichy, c. 1890With papier-mâché head, open smiling mouth, brown glass eyes with articulated lids, original black mohair wig and a single crescent earring, on ebonized plinth with tune-sheet and metal plaque stamped: "G. Vichy, Paris, 5 Articles Français, Marque Deposé, Modele Deposé", the torso containing going-barrel motor and two-air cylinder movement, in gold silk costume with metallic embroidery, headdress and the original coin decoration, ht. 20 in. (51 cm) including headdress, with acorn-form stop / start and modern key, surface of face restored, good working and playing condition. - Note: Part of a series of Vichy automata reminiscent of the polychrome-painted bronze busts by French artists such as Émile Guillemin and Charles Cordier. The impression of an animated sculpture is heightened by the graceful modelling of the face and hands and the slender plinth base in imitation of its bronze counterparts. From the choice of subject, to the style of costume and the instrument she plays, the automaton was influenced by a 19th century fascination with 'exoticism' that reflected African cultures through a European lens. - The musician turns and gently bows her head to the left and right, blinks and appears to play the instrument with a lifting and plucking motion of the right arm. - This example has been sympathetically restored by David Secrett and Margaret Glover. - Literature: Q. David Bowers, Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments, p. 80, for an identical piece, one of several French automata in the catalog of retailer Gustav Uhlig of Halle, Saxony. Watch and Listen on:Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Start Price: EUR 4400 Condition: (2/2)

OUD - MULTI STRING FOLK / TRADITIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT - TURKISH

An Indian Kartal musical instrument, with three bronze bells or symbols, carved with birds, 28cm long.

Part of the Crystal Melodies collection. A beautiful clear crystal figure of the stringed musical instrument. Swarovski marked. Artist: Martin ZendronIssued: 1992-1998Dimensions: 2"L x 1.25"W x 3.25"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

Large Italian Baroque design gilt wall mirror, the shell pediment over circular panel depicting classical female flute player with dancing putto within a tree landscape, the stepped arched upper frame surmounted by musical instrument playing putto and trailing flower heads, central bevelled mirror plate surrounded by plain segmented mirror plates, acanthus leaf moulded outer frame and foliate moulded inner slipDimensions: Height: 213cm  Length/Width: 109cm