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Click here to subscribeA four piece Art Deco style cut glass dressing table set comprising tray, atomiser, lidded trinket dish and pair of candlesticks, all with cross cut and green painted decoration together with a Vintage Schweppes glass soda syphon, also together with a cylindrical oak biscuit barrel with applied electroplated mount, lid and loop handle
An extensive clear cut glass bowl with jagged border with extensive cross and other cut decoration, a heavily cut glass dish with geometric decoration and plated collar to rim, further glass mugs, bowls, a timber and silver plated wine coaster, a cased set of six good quality silver plated fish knives and forks with etched foliate blades and worked handles, etc
A selection of glass decanters to include a shaft & globe example with slice cut shoulders and faceted globular stopper, a square decanter with hob cut decoration and faceted globular stopper, a heavy clear glass jug with applied handle, a square shaped decanter with globular stopper, six wine glasses with amber tinted bowls, a selection of pewter tankards, etc
A 19th century kettle on stand with burner in the Aesthetic movement manner with faux bamboo moulded decoration throughout together with a small jug with chased decoration, two cut glass castors with plated mounts, a cased Pan Yan pickles and sauce fork and ladle in one in a Lockwood Brothers, Sheffield box, six dinner place name holders with cut glass globular bases, etc
A heavy silver plated tray of circular form with scrolled and shell decorated border, arranged on scrolled tri supports together with a pair of silver candlesticks with tapering stems, a lidded serving tureen of circular form with banded embossed border, a good quality hand blown club decanter of small proportions with ribbed body, wrythen moulded neck and mushroom shaped stopper, a large cut glass ships decanter with extensive star and other cut decoration with mushroom shaped stopper, a further wine cradle, various other brass tumblers, decanter, plated jugs, etc
A collection of mostly plated wares to include a bowl on pedestal base with banded embossed borders, a pair of posy vases, a dish of oval form with pierced sides, shaped outline with further shaped handle raised on four bun supports, an unusual toast rack in the form of a leaf, a further unusual contemporary toast rack in the form of a crocodile, a three divisional cut glass and silver plated cruet set, further plated and other bowls, dishes, etc
A miscellaneous collection to include a pair of Wedgwood Jasperware type ewers with classical figure decoration mounted with hinged finial lids marked James Dixon & Sons together with a Chinese studded hide drum with dragon decoration, two glazed etchings signed T J Greenwood of wood mice, a cut glass club decanter with ringed neck and mushroom stopper, a brown glass moulded seal, a boxed vintage jigsaw puzzle, sundry decorative ceramic plates, a brass toasting fork, etc
A good quality 19th century rosewood veneered hinged writing chest with applied brass borders and further brass inlay decoration, a central medallion to the top reading France, enclosing a fitted red leather interior with further gilt decoration containing a cut glass inkwell, two pill boxes, one with a Millefiori glass top, the other set with semi-precious stones, a continental porcelain two divisional inkwell with cherub decoration, sundry dip pens, a further pill box, etc (small items displayed behind cabinet)
Cut Glass Real Tennis Trophy - Charles Day Rose “I Push” A unique, rare and impressive glass tennis prize, in the form of a two-handled trophy. This unusual piece is engraved on the front and rear face of the 'bowl'. The front engraving features a pair of crossed tennis rackets above which are three tennis balls, a horses head emblem, and a motto written inside a an heraldic ribbon device. It reads, “I Push”. This is believed to be the family motto of the Day family. Further evidence is shown on the rear face where an heraldic monogram is shown. This is made up from the three letters, 'C', 'D' and 'R'. The trophy sits upon a knopped stem and has a star cut base. Height: 23 cm., width: 20.5cm., weight 66oz., 1,860gr. Provenance: Sir Charles Day Rose, 1st Baronet (23 August 1847 - 20 April 1913) was a British-Canadian businessman, race horse breeder, yachtsman and Liberal politician. Rose was a great tennis player, and had two courts - one at his 'Suffolk House' Newmarket home (hence the horse head device) and the other at Pangbourne. The first court was opened with a match between Peter Latham (professional to Sir Charles) and C. 'Punch' Fairs. Perhaps the trophy was made to commemorate the opening of this court? More research is required.
Gilt Silver & Cut Glass Clover Bowl, Augsburg, 1736. Clover shape frame pierced and chased with floral and foliage ornaments and three putti scenes. Glass liner with cut star bottom and notched rim. German silver marks for Augsburg 1736. Height - 6.5cm / 2.56in. Net silver weight - 362gr / 11.64oz.
Charles Stewart Parnell commemorative glass bowl A late 19th century mould-blown glass bowl, the scalloped rim over two relief portraits of Charles Stewart Parnell and a shield-shaped cartouche with the inscription `CHARLES S PARNELL - MP FOR CORK - BORN JUNE - 1846 - AT - AVONDALE - RATHDRUM`, on tapering hexagonal stem and circular starburst-cut base. 5½ x 5½in. (13.97 x 13.97cm)
Charles Stewart Parnell Commemorative glass jug A late 19th century mould-blown glass bowl, the scalloped rim over two relief portraits of Charles Stewart Parnell and a shield-shaped cartouche with the inscription `CHARLES S PARNELL - MP FOR CORK - BORN JUNE - 1846 - AT - AVONDALE - RATHDRUM`, on circular starburst-cut base. 5 x 5in. (12.70 x 12.70cm)
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