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Lot 36
COLOURFUL SCOTTISH AGATE, Irish bog oak and other quality brooches, necklaces and other jewellery group, lot includes a good size circular brooch inset with colourful agates and cabochon amber colour glass, 5cms diameter, Birmingham 1967 hallmarked ribbon brooch with facet cut amethyst colour stones and marcasites, sterling silver Scottish thistle brooch, possibly silver and paste set salamander brooch with a larger white metal similar item, a circular carved Irish bog oak brooch, 3.5cms diameter, foil back jewellery, bone bead necklaces, ETC
Lot 46
A George III silver cruet stand with tall central ring handle & circular base with pierced sides, & on three pierced claw-&-ball feet, 9” high x 5½” diam., fitted five original cut glass condiment bottles with un-marked silver mounts; London 1770, maker’s mark rubbed. (The stand 10 oz, faults to bottle mounts).
Lot 239
A cased uranium glass vase,c.1900, probably Bohemian, cased in red over green with an applied silver-plated foot rim,10.2cm diametertogether with a facet cut uranium glass vase,early 20th century, possibly French or Bohemian, with gilt metal and enamelled mounts,10.5cm high (2)Condition ReportThe cased example is tarnished to the rim. The cut glass example has a small chip to one of the edges and losses to the enameled mounts.
Lot 193
A group of facet cut drinking glasses,c.1780, comprising a group of four with engraved cup form bowls, 12.8cm high, a larger example, with a funnel bowl, 16cm high, a similar wine glass, with a funnel bowl, and a small wine glass, 13cm high (7)Condition Report15.7cm high glass with nibbles to the foot rim. Small wine glass with a polished foot rim. General surface and scratches.
Lot 215
A group of Bohemian glass beakers,19th century and later, comprising two uranium glass examples, tallest 12.5cm, two flashed glasses, with engraved panels, tallest 13.2cm, an opaline glass example, with enamelled decoration, 11.2cm high, an amber flashed and engraved glass, 8cm high, and a footed glass, with relief paste gilding, 14.9cm high,together with a facet cut tankard,lacking its mount, with a shield form cartouche internally decorated 'JB',14.2cm high,and a flashed and engraved tankard,with pewter mounts, engraved with a titled scene,10cm high (9)Condition ReportUranium) With chips. Opaline) Chipped.Small amber flashed) Heavy scratch/chip to the side of the body.Tankard) Lacking mounts. Small chip to the inside of the rim. Some minor nibbles to the upper handle mount. Small tankard) Small nibbles to the underside of the cover. Wear and losses to the flashing.General) Nibbles and frits to the cutting and edges. Wear and rubbing to flashing and decoration throughout.Please see the additional images.
Lot 179
A group of facet cut drinking glasses,18th century and later, comprising an oversized example, the ogee bowl engraved with a stylised rose, 18.5cm high, a set of four cordial glasses, each with an engraved 'OXO' type border, 13.5cm high, a pair of wine glasses, each with an ovoid bowl engraved with floral motifs, 12.8cm high, a firing glass, with engraved border and thick firing foot, 11.4cm high, a wine glass with a slice cut bowl and foot, 12.7cm high, a small example, with repeating floral sprays, 11cm high, and three further examples, each with an 'OXO' border, tallest 13.4cm high (13)Condition ReportLarge example with burst air bubbles to the foot.Set of four all with chips and nibbles to the feet.Small example with repeating floral sprays has a polished section to the foot.Medial knop glass with a polished foot rim.Notch cut stem example with chips to the foot.General nibbles and chips to the cut sections throughout.
Lot 253
A cameo glass vase,early 20th century, in the manner of Beckmann and Weis, cased and cut with flowers,21.2cm higha Loetz 'Richard' cameo glass vase,c.1915, cased and cut with holly, cameo signature,11cm hightogether with another cameo glass vase, 20th century, blue and ochre etched with leaves to a scavo ground, 16cm high (3)Condition ReportScratches and wear to both examples. The Beckmann and Weis style example is polished to the foot rim. Chips and losses to the base of the trailed handles of the Loetz vase.
Lot 263
A Venetian 'Calcedonio' glass footed cup,late 19th to early 20th century, in the manner of Salviati, 8cm high, two faceted Moser liqueur glasses, each with a gilt and enamelled base, the largest acid marked, tallest 7cm, a lithyalin glass snuff bottle, 7.3cm high, and a miniature opaque white glass jug, 18th century, possibly Staffordshire, 6.7cm high (5)Condition ReportLosses to the base of the handle of the miniature jug. Cork is missing to the top of the snuff bottle lid meaning it is a little loose. Wear and minor frits to the cut sections of the Moser glasses. Calcedonio piece in good order.
Lot 202
A group of green glass drinking glasses,18th century and later, comprising a set of six goblets, each with a cut-form bowl, 12.5cm high, a set of eight roemers, each with applied raspberry pruntz, 10.3cm high, a similar example, 12.8cm high, a pair of drinking glasses, each with a conical moulded bowl, over a hollow blown writhen moulded stem, 14.8cm high, and a similar drinking glass, with a moulded ogee bowl, 11.3cm high (18)Condition ReportGoblets) Polished rim where there has previously been a chip and nibble to the foot. Others with possibly polishing to the feet.Roemers) Nibbles to the edges of the foot rims.Drinking glasses) Surface wear and minor wear to the threaded sections.
Lot 210
A group of glass tableware,18th century, comprising a wrythen molded jug with an applied blue rim, 9.2cm high, a matched footed bowl, 13cm diameter, a similar jug, with a scroll kick handle and applied rim, 14cm high, a pedestal salt in the form of a shell, early 18th century, Bohemian, 11cm high, a Bohemian, engraved glass, 18th century, with a colour twist stem, 14.6cm high (5)Condition ReportThe salt has chips and losses to the rim and has possibly been cut down. Manufacturing flaws throughout. Large jug with crack to where the handle meets the body.Please see the additional images.
Lot 198
An engraved glass 'Friendship' cup and cover,early 18th century, Bohemian, the domed cover with a facet cut finial, over an engraved thistle form bowl, with two hands shaking above a heart, with engraved script to the border, raised on a facet cut hollow blown stem and folded foot,28.5cm highCondition ReportEngraved to the cover possibly later. Minor frits and wear to the edges of the cut sections. General surface wear and scratches.
Lot 206
A Stourbridge green glass decanter,mid-19th century, attributed to Richardson, with repeated cut decoration, with an associated stopper,total 37cm high,together with a James Powell & Sons wine glass,c.1880, with a shallow cup bowl, over a hollow blown stem with an upper knop,13.9cm high (2)Condition ReportSmall chip to the foot rim of the glass and some minor polished sections. Chips to the cut decoration, rim and stopper of the decanter. Please see the additional images.
Lot 302
A Victorian coromandel dressing table box,the lid with a mother of pearl crest and a removable mirror concealing a letter sleeve, opening to reveal a fitted interior with twelve various cut glass jars, with silver plated lids, the largest 18cm wide, and two secret drawers,31cm wide22.5cm deep18cm hightogether with a mahogany tea caddy,19th century, the top inlaid with mother of pearl, on bun feet,32cm wide15.5cm deep17cm high (2)Condition ReportCoromandel box) The escutcheon is detached but present. The key is present. The secret drawer mechanism works. Knocks and wear throughout. Losses to the two back edges. Tea caddy) Knocks and wear throughout. No key present. Missing its glass mixing bowl. One foot and one ring handle missing.
Lot 172
A group of four facet cut drinking glasses,18th century, comprising a sweetmeat glass, with a pan top bowl, a faceted stem with a medial knop and a domed foot, 14.5cm high, a wine glass, c.1780, with a large funnel bowl engraved with an 'OXO' border, 16cm high, and a pair of Jacobite glasses, each engraved with a rose with a bee opposing, 14.6cm high (4)Condition ReportSweetmeat glass with chips, nibbles and losses throughout. Very minor nibbles and frits to the other examples.Please see the additional images.
Lot 205
A group of Continental coloured glass items, a cobalt blue glass cup and cover, Russian or Bohemian, with gilt decoration depicting a couple with a cup of tea, 29.2cm high, a similar example, lacking its cover, a Riedel Lithyalin glass vase, engraved with stylised lilies, 11.7cm high, and a facet cut and gilded goblet or beaker, with a repeating fan cut foot, 14cm high (4)Condition ReportAll with chips and nibbles present. Also with surface and gilt wear.
Lot 15
An oak three bottle tantalus,with three cut glass bottles, two with silver spirit labels for 'Whisky' and 'Sherry', by Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1961, and a third silver plated example, marked 'Rum', 40cm wide18cm deep38.5cm highCondition ReportNot marked Betjeman. Chips and nibbles to the decanters. Knocks and wear throughout. The key is present.
Lot 305
A 'Lobmeyer' type glass ewer,with a blue enamelled rim, above foliate engraved glass, and a silver enamelled handle with a winged mythical creature, on an octagonal base,13.5cm hightogether with a small rock crystal vase,c.1900, Austrian, on a purple guilloche enamel base,9.5cm highand a cut glass enamelled watch case,late 19th century, Austrian, in the form of a star,6.5cm high (3)Condition ReportEwer) Tarnishing to the handle. No apparent chips to the glass. Some wear and losses to the enamel.Vase) Wear throughout. Chip to the rim. Losses to the enamel.Watch case) Nibbles to the edges. Wear to the enamel. Opens and closes easily.
Lot 238
A Bohemian cased glass vase,19th century, attributed to Karl Pfohl, Steinschonau, cased and cut with a huntsmen and a dog, 19.2cm highCondition ReportVery minor nibbles to the edge of some cut sections. Minor surface wear. Overall, good order. Possibly reduced in size. Please see the additional images.
Lot 184
A group of drinking glasses,18th century, comprising two air twist glasses, tallest 17.7cm, a wine glass, with an engraved ogee bowl, over a facet cut stem with a medial knop, 14.5cm high, a goblet, with a moulded 'nipt diamond waies' bowl, over a facet cut stem, 17.5cm high, a wine glass, with a waisted bell bowl and incised stem, a smaller wine glass, with an engraved border over a slice cut base, 12.5cm high and two smaller glasses, each with moulded bowls, tallest 11.7cm high (8)Condition ReportTallest air twist glass with holes to the engraved section of the border. The smaller air twist glass with nibbles and polished sections to the foot and bowl. Surface wear, scratches and minor nibbles throughout.
Lot 221
A Bohemian cased blue glass casket,early 20th century, with a mirrored top, and brass mounts,13.5cm wide together with a ruby glass cased bottle vase,late 19th century,15cm high (2)Condition ReportWear to the brass mounts of the casket and nibbles to the glass. The vase has been cut down, with chips to the rim.
Lot 61
A collection of silver items,comprising a Victorian footed bowl, London 1887, with a personal engraving, 12cm diameter, a pair of pepperettes, Sheffield 1912, on ball feet, 4.5cm high, a cut glass pepperette, 5.5cm high, and a Georg Jensen butter knife and pin dish, 6cm diameter, each marked Sterling Denmark, weighable 7.9ozt Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. Some nibbles to the cut glass.
Lot 222
A Bohemian cased, cut and gilt glass vase,19th century, of footed ovoid form, with slice cut decoration, 26.5cm hightogether with a similar flashed and cut claret jug, with pewter mounts,27cm highand a cased and cut vase, of flared form, 15cm highCondition ReportWear to the flashing and gilding throughout. The claret jug with nibbles to the rim. Scratching to the inside of the smaller vase.
Lot 237
A group of Bohemian cased glass,comprising a cased glass goblet, enamelled with a landscape scene, 12.7cm high, a similar pedestal bowl, 10cm high, an amethyst cased vase, cut with a landscape scene, 21cm high, a cased and engraved glass cup and cover, 27.5cm high (4)Condition ReportSmall chips to the edge of the pedestal bowl rim. Surface scratches and wear throughout.
Lot 199
A group of glass tableware,18th century and later, comprising a moulded glass decanter, with applied neck rings and a later stopper, 30cm high, a glass jug, early 19th century, possibly Wrockwardine or Nailsea, 19cm high, a pale blue bottle, with applied lip ring, 26.5cm height, and a port decanter, with a later facet cut disc stopper, 29.5cm high (4)Condition ReportChips, nibbles and wear throughout.Please see the additional images.
Lot 96
A group of seven silver and cut glass dressing table jars,comprising a Victorian oval pair, London 1872, 9cm high, another similar example, London 1882, 8.5cm high, a cylindrical pair, 8.5cm high, and another Victorian pair, London 1895, 9cm hightogether with an Art Nouveau silver brush,Birmingham 1914,16.5cm wideCondition ReportNibbles to the glass throughout. One of the oval examples has a large crack. All in need of a good clean. Dents to some of the lids. The silver is coming away from the brush.
Lot 243
A Stevens & Williams cased and intaglio cut glass bowl,early 20th century, Stourbridge, of shallow form with a scalloped rim, cased in blue over pink over clear, cut with a passion flower, all to a moulded ground,20cm diameter10.5cm highCondition ReportWear and nibbles to the cut sections of the base. No major chips or cracks.Please see the additional images.
Lot 240
An acid etched glass claret jug,late 19th century, French, in the manner of St Louis, decorated in high relief with butterflies amongst foliage,29cm hightogether with an acid-etched Prussian form decanter,19th century, decorated with flirting vine motifs,27.5cm highand a ruby cased and cut glass vase,19th century, with a fan-cut rim and fan-cut neck,20.5cm highCondition ReportClaret jug) The top section of the mount is lot. Heavily tarnished. The foot may have been polished.decanter) Minor frit to the top of the stopper. Nibbles to the foot rim.Vase) Watermarks and staining to the body. Minor surface wear and nibbles to the edges.Please see the additional images.
Lot 218
A collection of Bohemian cased and flashed glass drinking vessels,19th century and later, comprising a lidded tankard or stein, with three named view panels, 16.5cm high, a similar example, with three panels, two depicting named views, 13cm high, four spa beakers, to include one cased cut and engraved with five named views, the sixth panel installed and dated 1847, 15cm high, a similar example flashed in blue, with figural panels, 12.2cm high, and a near pair of opal cased and ruby flashed beakers, each with engraved panels, largest 11.6cm high (6)Condition ReportWear, loses and rubbing to flashing and gilding throughout.Tankard) Solder repair to the lid and pewter mounts. Roughness and nibbles to the glass lid. Chip to the foot.Second tankard with two named views) Indents to the top of the handle, where the mounts would have been, now not present. Spa beakers) Chips and nibbles to the lower section. One with a polished to the rim. Blue flashed example) Nibbles to the cutting.Opal-cased and ruby flashed) One with a polished chip to the rim.Please see the additional images.
Lot 203
A group of three Bohemian glass beakers,18th century, the first engraved with a naive mammal and bird to the reverse, with a thumbprint moulded base, 12.5cm high a similar smaller example, with printie cut decoration, and engraved foliate decoration, 9.5cm high and a final example, with stylised sun and star motifs, 11.5cm high (3)Condition ReportPrintie cut example has nibbles to the foot rim. Sun and star example with nibbles to the cutting and decoration. General wear throughout.
Lot 171
A group of glass tableware,18th century and later, comprising a composed set of four wine glasses, each with a slice cut stem, tallest 15cm high, a Facon de Venise style glass, with a propeller stem, 15cm high, a cordial glass, with a trumpet bowl and knopped stem, 13cm high, a wine glass, engraved with a stylised bird, 10.3cm high, a similar example with floral engraving 12cm high, a tall goblet with a funnel bowl and knopped stem, 23.5cm high, and two wine glasses with moulded bowls, tallest 13.3cm (11)Condition ReportCordial glass with a cullet spot to the edge of the bowl rim. The bowl has been polished to the small wine glass with the polished bowl. Set of four all with nibbles and/or polishing to the feet and bowls. General wear, scratches and minor nibbles throughout.
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