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Lot 287
A collection of glassware to include a collection of twelve Bristol green glasses with clear glass stems, a set of five cut glass hock glasses, two green glass buoys, Bristol blue glass vase, etched glass jug, ruby glass paperweights, small amethyst glass scent bottle, green bubble paperweight, etc.
Lot 293
A collection of 21 Waterford cut glass wine glasses (to include small and medium wines) CONDITION REPORTS There are 11 of the larger glasses and 10 of the smaller glasses. There are some slight variations within the glasses in height and thickness. Height of smaller glasses approx 11.5 cm. Height of larger glasses approx 12.5 cm. Condition overall with some light general wear and some scuffs. There are also some variations in shape and in size of knop to stem and some variations to the shape of the bowls. Please see photos for an example. Overall glasses appear sound.
Lot 1125
A 19th century Palais Royale burr walnut nécessaire, of sarcophagus shape, mounted with a decorative pierced silver border and handle, the lift out tray containing ten mother of pearl and gilt metal mounted tools, including scissors, bodkin case, thimble, and a cut glass scent bottle, 19cm wide x 13cm deep
Lot 225
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED CUT-GLASS CLARET JUGS, ALFRED BENSON & HENRY HUGH WEBB FOR HUNT & ROSKELL, LONDON, 1891/92 with lozenge cut bulbous bodies, the silver mounts with an openwork scroll foliate band to the shoulders, foliate and vacant ogee cartouche necks and lids rising to wythen finials, silver reeded handles embellished with vines 31cm high (2)
Lot 75
Ladies` Art Deco diamond set cocktail wristwatch, jewelled movement, "working" order, comprising oval shaped dial, approx. 20mm x 12mm, black Arabic numerals & fingers, some foxing to dial & a couple of scratches to glass, sapphire set button, oval white gold case with ornate lugs set with forty four small old cut diamonds, total weight approx. 0.70 carats, fitted with a white gold mesh bracelet with slide & clip fastener with ornately patterned buckle, stamped & tested 18ct gold (gross 22.0g)
Lot 221
Misc. silver items, comprising squat shaped cut glass bowl with silver top, h/m Birmingham 1915, some slight dents to lid, an ornate silver clad perfume bottle, approx. 60mm tall, overall relief pattern, screw top lid, some damage to lid & some dents to body, h/m Birmingham 1904 & a small plain silver pot, approx. 38mm tall, screw top lid, some dents to body & lid, h/m Birmingham 1911 (3)
Lot 48
A large Suite of cut glass, early 20th century, moulded with cells, including six Decanters and Stoppers, eight Carafes, Finger Bowls, Champagne, Wine and Liqueur Glasses and coloured Glasses, approx. 110 items CONDITION REPORT: 9 green glasses. 5 pink/clear glasses. The rest are clear. 4 large decanters and stoppers. A pair of smaller decanters and stoppers. 8 carafes. 12 champagne. 10 wine glasses. 11 smaller wine glasses. 9 green wine glasses. 5 ruby wine glasses. 7 tumblers. 12 sherry glasses. 10 liquer glasses. 2 large goblets. 9 tumblers with foot. 9 bowls. 4 carafes have chips to top rims, one of these has a chip to foot rim, as does another. One goblet has been broken in centre of stem and glued back together. Minor chips to two of the stoppers for the large decanters and one of the large decanters has minor chip to top rim. One small decanter has a chip to top rim and the other has a small chip to foot rim. One ruby glass has chip to rim. One green glass is cracked through bowl and another has very minor nibbles to foot. One small wine glass has chips to foot. 5 champagne glasses have chips to foot rims, one has chip to top rim. 1 tumbler is chipped. 3 of the tumblers with feet have chips to the foot rims, 2 quite major. 5 bowls chipped, 3 minor though.
Lot 51
A Jennens & Bettridge japanned papier-mâché wine tray, brightly decorated with trailing poppies and with two integral coasters for decanters. Stamped 'Jennens & Bettridge Makers to the Queen', stencil mark R Redgrave, 73cm wide, and a pair of Victorian cut glass decanters, with matching stoppers (5) Literature: Extract from 'Japanned Papier-mâché and Tinware c.1740-1940', by Yvonne Jones (2012). 'Amongst the goods exhibited by Jennens & Bettridge at the Birmingham Exposition of 1849, was "a new shape of wine tray designed by Richard Redgrave in 1847, under the auspices of Felix Summerley's Art Manufacturers, which the Art Union had featured the year before. Decorated with 'vine and grapes' and incorporating 'compartments to receive the decanters and prevent their shifting among the glasses', the tray was shaped to fit comfortably round the waist when carried, and thus provided 'the convenience of horse-shoe tables. Instead of the painful sight of waiters holding trays of wine and cake at a long stretch ... we shall now see them in a state of ease, if not an attitude of grace.'" Richard Redgrave CB RA (1804-1888) worked first as a designer; he was elected to the RA in 1851. His reputation as an artist was established in 1837 with his 'Gulliver on the Farmers' Table'; he became a renowned artist of landscape and genre subjects. He was one of the driving forces behind the reform of art education in the mid 19th century. In 1847 he became art director of the South Kensington Museum (now the V&A) and was instrumental in establishing and securing the future of the museum as well as designing a new gallery. He was offered, but refused, a knighthood in 1869. CONDITION REPORT: Tray: no obvious major fault. Decanters: stoppers later.
Lot 211
English School, PORTRAIT OF A LADY WITH A WHITE MUSLIN BUFFON AND CREAM DRESS an oval portrait miniature brooch with an amethyst border, to an outer border of Swiss cut amethysts, to a gold frame and back 3 x 2.8cm 3.7 x 3.2cm overall CONDITION REPORT: Some surface wear to the glass. Crown facet damage and wear to the amethysts. Later brooch fittings.
Lot 662
A large German silver-mounted lemonade glass jug, Gebüder Kühn, Schwäbisch Gmünd, 800 standard the cylindrical glass body with star-cut base, mounted with a broad silver collar, hinged cover with ball thumbpiece and strap handle, the interior with a removable cylindrical glass container for ice, 30,5cm high; and a German silver-mounted glass claret jug, Gebüder Kühn, Schwäbisch Gmünd, 800 standard, the tapering cylindrical glass body with star-cut base, mounted with a broad silver collar, hinged cover with ball thumbpiece and strap handle, initialled "M. K", 25,5cm high 0 2
Lot 679
A William IV silver christening mug, Charles Thomas Fox, London the fluted bulbous body on a spreading foot, applied with a leaf-capped scroll handle, initialled, worn gilt interior, 8,4cm high, 141g; a pair of Victorian silver bon bon dishes, Fenton Brothers, Sheffield, 1894, each of cicular form, 107g in total; a set of four Edwardian silver salt cellars and three salt spoons, Morris Goldman, Birmingham, 1901, each oval body pierced with decorative bands, on four ball feet, with blue glass liners, 99g weighable silver; a pair of George V silver posy vases, probably J & R Griffin, Chester, 1911, each with bright-cut decoration, loaded; a Russian silver cigarette case, Moscow, 84 standard, of shaped square form, flat-chased with decorative motifs and a monogram, gilt interior, 145g; a Sterling silver pedestal basket, pierced and chased with scrolls, shells and flowers, with monogram, 11,5cm high, 256g; and a Sterling silver-mounted cut-glass bottle, of cylindrical form, with stopper, 11,4cm high 0 15
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