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A selection of Edinburgh Crystal glass ware, including: a set of four stemmed wine glasses; a pair of brandy glasses; a pair of pin dishes; and a ...
A collection of modern fruitwood tealight holders, of various shapes and sizes, the largest 22.5cms diameter; together with two other candle holde...
A George V silver topped scent bottle, with a blue and white guilloche enamelled screw top, by Charles Edwin Turner, Birmingham, 1912; together wi...
A collection of decorative glass paperweights, of various designs, including: a Caithness ‘G.J. 1952-2002 Royal Crown’; a millefiori pattern pape...
A selection of Edinburgh Crystal glassware, in boxes, comprising: stemmed wine glasses and tumblers; together with a set of Tutbury Crystal tumble...
A Caithness 'Deco Drops' glass paperweight; together with a selection of other glass paperweights, by makers including Wedgwood, Scottish Borders ...
A collection of Victorian and later glass knife rests, in various shapes and sizes, including: stars; clovers; flowers, and other patterns; togeth...
A collection of Edinburgh Crystal glasses, comprising: tumblers and various stemmed wine glasses; together with two cut glass decanters, and four ...
A 19th Century apothecary jar and cover, the yellow jar with gilt coloured ‘Rhubarb’ label, encompassed in a gilt coloured foliate frame, with red...
A Whitefriars trumpet shaped wine glass for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, engraved with a crown, and EIIR insignia, and dated 2nd June 195...
An early 20th Century opalescent scent bottle and stopper, by Sabino, decorated with overlapping petals, 14cms high.
An Art Deco opalescent bowl
An Art Deco opalescent bowl, by Ezan France, of circular form, moulded with finches, 25cms diameter.
A Sunderland Glassworks ‘Toreador’ paperweight, limited edition no. 39/500, 12cms high.
A collection of 19th Century glass bottles, including: a ‘G. Eland’s Potass Water, Cross Street, Westgate Road, Newcastle’ blue glass bottle; a ‘B...
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