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Lot 598
A SUITE OF MOULDED GLASSES, 20TH CENTURY comprising: 10 champagne flutes, 8 red wine glasses, 16 white wine glasses, 6 sherry glasses, 2 floral posy holders; A Miscellaneous Collection of Cut-Glass, comprising: 6 cut-glass water glasses, a cut-glass water jug and a cut-glass vase; and A Set of Seven Japanese Smokey Glass Plates, circular (57)
Lot 693
A VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED TABLE CENTREPIECE, 19TH CENTURY the openwork central column centred by a flame finial, applied with scroll floral arms supporting a central cut-glass bowl and four smaller bowls, on a shaped octagonal base, further raised on four foliate bracket feet, the whole with beaded and foliate borders 32cm high
Lot 189
***REOFFER IN DERBY BARGAIN HUNT SALE NOVEMBER A&C £100-£200*** An early Victorian yellow metal, amethyst and seed pearl mourning brooch, of ovoid form, having braided hair under rectangular glass to centre, surrounded border of seed pearls enclosed within wider border of oval cut amethysts, bearing inscription verso and dated 1838, (yellow metal assessed as gold), width 2.1cm, (gross weight 4.1g)
Lot 267
An oak and silver plated three bottle tantalus, having silver plated hinged top with integral carry handle, complete with key, containing three square form cut glass decanters with faceted spherical stoppers, each with silver neck label; "Whisky", "Brandy" and "Port", by Gordon & Christopher Kitney, London 1995/6.
Lot 299
Embossed Silver Trinket Pot & Cover profusely decorated with flowers, leaves & c-scrolls, pull-off cover, vacant cartouche, maker HM Birmingham 1900, Matching Pin Tray Birmingham 1905, Rectangular Glass Hobnail Cut Jar with silver pull-off cover & Large Globe Cut Glass Silver Clad Scent Bottle with domed flip-over cover, internal faceted stopper Birmingham 1905 (4)
Lot 149
James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars - Two decanters and stoppers - An M67 pattern colourless glass decanter and stopper, of bottle form the almost flat topped shoulders over a hemispherical base on circular foot, the bud form stopper with cut flat top and air bubble inclusion, 1940's 24.5cm high; and one other Whitefriar's colourless glass decanter, M63 pattern, globular with dodecahedron foot and with decahedron stopper, 24.5cm high (4) ** For M67 See Whitefriars Glass, James Powell & Sons of London, Wendy Evans, Page 313 and Whitefriars Revisited 1935-1969, Chris Woolman, Page 46
Lot 160
Stevens and Williams - A William Comyns Edwardian silver mounted rock crystal type globular colourless glass perfume bottle, cut with spiders webs and spiders with trellis panels within flowering canes, flip top cover with internal glass stopper decorated with spring flowers, London 1903, makers mark WC within four tipped oval for William Comyns & Sons Ltd, 12.5cm; and a silver mounted globular cut glass perfume bottle, strawberry cut diamond panels between S form ribs, Stourbridge, c1900, 11.5cm high (2)
Lot 179
Workshop of Thomas and George Woodall - A blue and white English cameo glass oval plaque, cut with a detail from The Moorish Bathers, a young woman in diaphanous gown before elements of a Moorish building, a smoking censer to one side, leaves from a potted palm plant to the other, within a stiff leaf border, Stourbridge, England, circa 1900, 8.5 x 7cm, in a fitted tooled leather and velvet display case, 12.3 x 9.5cm**Compare with the large plaque of The Moorish Bathers, by George Woodall for Thomas Webb & Sons, circa 1898, part of the collection of the Corning Museum of Glass, United States of America, accession number 92.2.10, considered to be George Woodall's greatest achievement. The blue colouration is reminiscent of the colour used for the copy of the Portland Vase by John Northwood which may suggest an earlier date from that of 1900 as both Thomas and George Woodall were apprenticed to J & J Northwood before joining Thomas Webb.
Lot 143
A silver plated and cut glass claret jug, flask shaped, the cut glass body decorated with symmetrical diamond shaped patterns, the collar, 4.5mm (1 3/4 in) deep, decorated with cross check, foliate and scroll decoration and with Bacchanalian spout, the plain slightly domed and stepped hinged cover topped with a rampant lion holding a shield, the simple leaf capped scroll handle with vine decoration supported from the collar 30cm (12in)
Lot 52
A Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug, by Jenkins & Timm, Sheffield 1898, flask shaped, the cut glass body extensively decorated with symmetrical patterns, the collar 5cm (2in) deep decorated with alternate panels of repoussé foliage and diagonal concave bars, the domed cover engraved with an initial and fleur de lys style thumbpiece, the simple handle supported just from the collar 24cm (9in)
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