2336 A violin bow, patent split cane, by Lawrence Cocker, Derby, ebony frog inlaid with a mother of pearl roundel, 71.5cm long, Pat.903674; another, similar; another, stamped Louis Bazin, 74.5cm long; another (4) £200 - £300
2345 An early 20th century violin, the two-piece back 35.5cm long excluding button, indistinctly signed and labelled Manufacture speciale de la Maison Beare & fils a Londres 1902, rosewood tuning pegs, outlined throughout with purfling, 59.5cm long overall, cased with two bows, one silver coloured metal mounted, both unsigned, the case labelled J Thibouville-Lamy & Co, London & Paris £200 - £300
2337 A violin, by Lawrence Cocker, Derby, the two-piece back 35.5cm excluding button, rosewood tuning pegs and chin rest, outlined throughout with purfling, 59cm long overall, labelled and dated 1961; 19th century rosewood case Lawrence Cocker (1908 - 1982) was a well respected violin and bow maker who received a Diploma of Honour at The Hague in 1949. Closely involved with Lionel Tertis in the development of the large pattern ‘Tertis Model’ viola, he became known for his innovations in design and manufacture, such as his cooked copal recipe for varnish and his adaptation of split cane fishing rod technology to bow design. £500 - £800
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2338 A violin, one-piece back 35.5cm long excluding button, paper label inscribed Copie de Pietro Antonius dalla Costa fecit in Treviso anno 1747, rosewood tuning pegs, outlined throughout with purfling, 59.5cm long overall £200 - £300
2346 An ebonised fifty six key baritone concertina, by Lachenal & Co, London, nickel plated keys, hexagonal fretted ends, leather trimmed ends, 21cm wide, serial no.60107, leather case £300 - £500
2339 A violin, the one-piece back 33.5cm excluding button, outlined throughout with purfling, Stradivarius label, 56cm long overall; another, two-piece back 33.5cm excluding button, 56cm long overall (2) £80 - £120
2347 An English Automatic Seraphone Table Top walnut Organette, picked out in gilt with stylised flowerheads, makers label and `Peter Black` retailers label to underside of lid, winding handle, 42cm wide, c.1920 £100 - £150
2340 A violin, the two-piece back 35.5cm long excluding button, rosewood tuning pegs, outlined throughout with purfling, 60cm long, late 19th century, cased £100 - £150
2348 An English violin, by George Craske, sold by William E Hill & Sons, London, labelled, the two-piece back 35.5cm long excluding button, well carved volute, rosewood tuning pegs, outlined throughout with purfling, 59cm long, c.1880 £800 - £1200
2341 A Violin, the two-piece back 36cm long excluding button, outlined throughout with purfling, in distinctly stamped,PHS?, 60cm long overall; another, two-piece back 34cm long excluding button, 55.5cm long overall (2) £80 - £120
2342 A violin, the two-piece back 36cm long excluding button, paper label inscribed Carlo Fissorie, Milano, anno 1884, rosewood tuning pegs, outlined with purfling, 60cm long overall, c.1884 £200 - £300
2343 A violin, two-piece back 35.5cm long excluding button, Antonius Andronymus label, ebonised tuning pegs, outlined throughout with purfling, 59.5cm long overall £150 - £200 2344 An early 20th century Louis XV style mahogany serpentine gramophone cabinet, by His Master’s Voice, The Gramophone Co Ltd., model 14/200, motor type 34, quad spring, hinged cover above two pairs of doors, the angles carved with scrolls, 116cm high, 56cm wide, c.1920 £80 - £120 For more images please visit
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2349 A George/William IV rosewood grand piano, by John Broadwood & Sons, London, acanthus carved panelled legs, lyre shaped pedal frame, brass castors, 96cm high, 139cm wide, c.1830 £700 - £1000 207
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