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A large 19thC. Bohemian cranberry coloured vase with hand painted plaque, pinned repair to pedestal, twinned with an antique ruby red glass trophy...
A Georgian glass rummer, 5.75in tall, twinned with two Dartington glass decanters
Two 19thC. Bohemian majolica figures, 7.5in tall
A pair of 19thC. English blue overlay hand cut glass sweetmeat jars with covers, 11.875in tall
A pair of matched 19thC. English hand cut glass sweetmeat jars with covers, 11.5in tall
An 1886 Sampson Mordan & Co. London silver topped scent bottle, 5.75in tall, two tiny pin pricks to lid ...[more]
Three small 19thC. decanters, one with small chip to underside of rim edge & corner of base, possibly part of travel cocktail set, tallest 7.75in ...
Three early/mid 19thC. ceramic jugs, one to the fore with damage to handle & rim, tallest 7.5in ...[more]
A 19thC. Chinese blue & white teapot (damaged) twinned with a 19thC. Chinese plate & a porcelain bowl with Chinoserie decor (damage to base) ...[...
A set of cast iron & brass Barrett & Son scales made for R. Faull Liskeard with weights ...[more]
A small Victorian mahogany pot cupboard with gallery on turned legs, 28.5in high x 15in deep x 16in wide
An 1920's oak ash tray stand, lacking dish
A 1920's oak barley twist drop leaf table, 28in high, 24in wide x 29.75in extended
A c.1900 Bohemian glass vase, a glass lustre, some losses, a quantity of mixed crystal, a Victorian blue glass decanter, some 19thC. drinking glas...
A quantity of mostly glass vintage Christmas decorations
Six crystal brandy glasses, a carnival glass bowl, a Caithness vase & other glassware items including a Webb Corbett bowl ...[more]
Three glass jars of shells twinned with a pottery beehive
A quantity of copper lustre ware jugs & vases ...[more]
A quantity of cut glass crystal decanters & drinking glasses including Webb Corbett & six hock glasses ...[more]
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