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Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act

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Early 19th century English cello by Samuel Gilkes of London, circa 1820, with two piece back and pine table finished in a golden brown varnish, with a certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire from 2010, stating that in their opinion the maker is Samuel Gilkes, and is numbered H494 in their records, in Hiscox hard case, with two horse hair cello bows, the first an English example stamped Ferranda Millars Liverpool, the second a German example stamped R. Paesold, both with ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates
This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act
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Discover an exquisite early 19th-century English cello crafted by Samuel Gilkes of London, dating back to around 1820. This exceptional instrument features a two-piece back and a pine table, all beautifully finished in a captivating golden-brown varnish. A certificate from D.R Hill & Son, Buckinghamshire, issued in 2010, authenticates the cello as the work of Samuel Gilkes, identified as number H494 in their esteemed records.

This remarkable cello is presented in a protective Hiscox hard case, accompanied by two horsehair cello bows. The first bow is an English piece inscribed with Ferranda Millars Liverpool, while the second bow, a German creation, bears the stamp R. Paesold. Both bows boast exquisite details such as ebonised mother of pearl/abalone frogs and ivory tip plates, adding to their allure.

A noteworthy detail to be aware of is that this item is registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act, underscoring its heritage and significance. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of musical history with this exceptional Samuel Gilkes cello and its accompanying accessories, available at Duggleby Auctioneers.


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Offer Guide £3,000-5,000

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Offer Guide £80-120

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Offer Guide £150-300

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Offer Guide £200-400

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Offer Guide £100-200

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Offer Guide £5,000-8,000

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Offer Guide £100-200

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Offer Guide £120-180

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Offer Guide £2,000-4,000

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Estimate £200-400

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Estimate £150-250

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