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A rare political and religious documentary barrel-form glass tumbler dated 1813 and engraved 'TRINITY MONDAY', the rim further engraved with a tul...
A commemorative glass tumbler
A commemorative blown lead glass tumbler inscribed in diamond point 'Jonathan and Mary Beswick Dec 20th 1838' with a star moulded and indented bas...
A heavy baluster wine or dram glass circa 1710 the funnel bowl set on solid circular base, inverted baluster stem with a tear on a basal knop and ...
A James Powell & Sons (Whitefriars) glass vase circa 1890, of slightly barrel-shaped form with eight applied green tears and a mottled rigaree foo...
A John Walsh Walsh heavy lead crystal vase circa 1930s, cut with a polished leaf pattern designed by Clyne Farquharson, signed to the base with "N...
A large glass apothecary jar and cover 19th century the tapered jar set on a faceted and single knopped stem above a conical spreading foot, rough...
A late 19th Century Stourbridge miniature pedestal sweetmeat dish circa 1890, with a wavy rim, the shallow fluted dish reverse acid-cut with a sty...
A 'Lynn' type lead glass tumbler circa 1760, with moulded horizontal rings, an indented base and rough pontil mark, 12cm high Provenance: With Pry...
A mid-Victorian Thomas Webb shallow glass bowl of the highest quality with three ribbed shell feet, engraved around the rim with a band of Greek K...
A Stevens and William hock drinking glass circa 1910 the purple-cased bowl cut through with a complete Art Nouveau design of flowers and foliage a...
A clear glass leech jar and cover early 19th century, with knopped finial and folded foot, 40.5cm high
An English heavy lead glass engraved tumbler dated 17 March 1843, diamond-point engraved in the manner of T. Sutherland, a betrothal or wedding gi...
Three English Coronation glasses
An Edward VIII Coronation glass tankard from a limited edition of 2500 by Herbert Goode (number 525), probably made by Stevens and Williams, 12.5c...
Two English glass water jugs
An English tapering soda glass water jug, chip engraved all over in the manner of a cottage industry in the St. Helens area, signed and dated 1913...
A Stuart crystal enamelled bowl circa 1930s, the bowl with moulded corregated ribbing and enamelled with an Art Deco frieze of stylised blue 'squa...
A John Walsh Walsh Vesta Venetian blue glass pedestal bowl early 20th century, with a domed and wrythen fluted circular foot rising to a shallow s...
A late Victorian glass vase, attributed to Platts Glassworks and possibly designed by J.F. Bolton-Bowater, the vase with cased yellow over white g...
A Sowerby glassworks opal lattice glass vase circa 1950s, of pale opalescent glass and with a crimped upper rim, unmarked, together with two opale...
A Stuart and Co Art Nouveau glass bowl circa 1900 the freeform bowl with purple and green peacock trails and a frilled centre, 13.5cm diameter
A Thomas Webb, Stourbridge Coralene glass vase bud vase circa 1880s, with rare body shading from yellow to white and applied yellow coral frends, ...
A post-war Val. St. Lambert crystal glass vase of boat-shaped form cased in deep green over clear and heavily cut with repeat abstract panels, eng...
A Val St. Lambert glass vase
A Val St. Lambert grey tinted glass vase circa 1930s,with faceted tapering body and octagonal foot, 26.5cm high
A Victorian enamelled glass vase
A Victorian enamelled mauve glass vase the mouth-blown vase hand-decorated with a Reed Warbler bird seated on Bullrushes, the opposing side furthe...
A Whitefriars amber cased bowl
A Whitefriars amber and cinnamon cased bowl circa 1934, the glass with drawn teardrop decoration, polished pontil, 22.5cm diameter
A rare Whitefriars 'Fish and Wave' fish and vase designed by Geoffrey Baxter circa 1960, design no. C525, unsigned, 16.5cm high Literature: See We...
A Whitefriars sea green glass vase, circa 1890 decorated with a frilled collar above raspberry prunts to the lower half of the body, polished pont...
Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars, a Textured glass range 'TV' (Concentric) vase pattern 9677 in Kingfisher colourway, 17cm high
WMF (Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik) Ikora glass vase circa 1927, the cased glass with brown, amber and gold inclusions and controlled bubbles...
A small Art Deco René Lalique wine glass the bowl engraved with a putto holding a quill in one hand and letter in the other, set above a frosted f...
Two Swedish crystal vases designed by Lars Kjellander circa 1923/31, the first engraved with nude maiden with outstretched arms, artist signature ...
Five Baccarat glass perfume bottles and stoppers circa 1900, comprising three in orange tinted colourways with clear circle detail, one further si...
A dark green glass mallet decanter and stopper, circa 1820, of shouldered ovoid form and with polished pontil mark, 27.5cm high together with anot...
Two Orrefors glass decanters and stoppers, the first designed by Vicke Lindstrand, circa 1930s, of tapering form and flared rim below an elongated...
A set of six green drinking glasses attributed to W. H., B and J Richardson circa 1840 each with sliced cut decorated to the bowls and stem, polis...
A Stevens and Williams decanter and stopper designed by Joshua Hodgetts early 20th century, the intaglio cut glass decorated with flowers and leav...
A Czech Sklo Union traffic light or lens vase in pale blue attributed to Frantisek Vizner, circa 1960s, 22cm high
A George III opaque twist stem wine glass circa 1770 the round funnel bowl above a single series opaque twist stem and a conical spreading foot, r...
A group of Whitefriars glass
A group of Whitefriars glass in assorted colourways, including a Bohemian style drinking glass, crackle vase sea green vase, green glass with silv...
A Whitefriars glass vase designed by Geoffrey Baxter circa 1950s, catalogue number 9729, of triangular form with textured surface in tangerine col...
An early 20th century Loetz-style glass vase the green glass with all over aventurine inflections unsigned, 21.2cm high
A group of six eighteenth and nineteenth-century drinking glasses including a large rummer, a ratafia flute, wrythen ale, dwarf ale with engraved ...
A pair of Russian porcelain vases by Alexander Popov circa 1835, each with moudled and gilt foliate handles and decorated in coloured enamels with...
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