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Lot 70
A late 19th/early 20th century oak three bottle tantalus and games compendium, the mirrored back fitted with three square section cut glass decanters, two hinged flaps and a drawer to the frieze, internally with three stem glasses, three bottle labels and games accessories, brass mounted with side carry handles, 37cm wide
Lot 579
A pair of glass table lustres with cut arrow head drip pans, hung with pendant drops, on knopped columns and square bases, 16cm high, a pair of glass table lustres with leaf pattern drip pans, hung with prismatic drops on vase shape columns, on conforming circular bases, 15cm high and a pair of base metal table lustres hung with prismatic drops (in poor condition)
Lot 374
Miscellaneous collection of glass including an antique cut glass classical shaped claret jug, pouring glass engraved with letter H, blue glass water jug, a soda siphon, aluminium bottle opener in the form of a shapely leg, Black and White Scotch Whisky water jug together with a Rockingham Crystal Fruit Bowl. (7)
Lot 147
Harrods of London Solid Silver Presentation Ladies Dressing Table Set. The ten piece Art Deco set comprising of; solid silver oval dressing table tray, two candle sticks, a pair of cut glass perfume atomisers, hand mirror, pair of hair and clothes brushes. Silver tray - Birmingham hallmark, dated 1929, makers mark H & H LD, 31 x 21 cms, 380 grams. Mirror - Birmingham hallmarked dated 1926, and makers mark W M C. Hair and Clothes brushes - Birmingham hallmarked dated 1931; makers mark H & H LD. Candlesticks - Chester hallmarked, dated 1928 and 1931, makers mark CP & Co. Silver topped Perfume Atomisers marked sterling silver
Lot 156
Harrods of London Solid silver and Cut Glass Hors d’ oeuvre Tray. The solid silver twin handled hors d’ oeuvre tray features ribbon and shell motif to edge and handles with seven cut glass dishes together with seven solid silver serving utensils. Sheffield hallmarked, dated 1966, makers mark RWB, engraved Harrods. 45x25cms. Combined silver weight 1300 grams
Lot 28
An early 20th century silver Art Nouveau style two handled vase, makers mark C.B & S, Sheffield 1905, together with a silver engraved vesta case, a plain silver curved shaped calling card case, a single pierced napkin ring, a silver sifter spoon, an apostle style spoon - 9ozt approx., together with a continental white metal filigree and pierced miniature piano and carriage, a silver topped cut glass bottle, etc. (10 items)
Lot 54
A Victorian Richardson cased white over ruby flashed glass vase and cover c.1890, the tapered ovoid body, decorated with petal shaped panels decorated alternately with painted floral sprays on a white ground and strawberry diamond cut cased white panels, against a ruby flashed ground enriched with foliate gilding, seated on a collar and flared white cased over ruby petal cut pedestal base enriched with gilded scrollwork, the conforming domed cover with hexagonal finial, 15¼in. (38.75cm.) high, some gilt wear, tiny flaw to edge of cover. * For a table lustre with similar decoration, see `Decorative Victorian Glass` by Cyril Manley, p.56. See Illustration.
Lot 55
A pair of early 19th century cut glass chemists bottles or decanters of cylindrical form with comb basal cutting and ground pontils, with facet cut ball stoppers, 9in. (23cm.) high, together with a Victorian cut glass water jug with strawberry diamond, prism and panel cut body and star cut pedestal base, 10½in. (26.5cm.) high and a Victorian moulded glass twin handled sucrier and cover. (4)
Lot 56
A large oversized cut glass rummer commemorating the 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II probably by Webb Corbett, the large, oversized rummer with cup bowl, etched `ER II Coronation June 2nd 1953` within a shield and flanked by Union Jacks, etched and cut roses and thistles verso, on a waisted stem and star cut foot, 8½in. (21.5cm.) high.
Lot 58
A 19th century etched glass cheese dome and cover the blown moulded cover of lobed `jelly` form, etched with floral sprays and fern leaves below a diamond cut and floral etched mushroom finial, the conforming stand etched with posies and foliate cartouches, 10¾in. (27.25cm.) long, nicks and frits to edge of stand, underside scratched See Illustration.
Lot 131
An Art Deco style cut glass and silver sugar caster John Grinsell & Sons, Sheffield 1954, together with a George VI cut glass and silver mounted sugar caster, William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham 1937, a modern silver tea strainer, a Continental silver propelling cocktail stirrer, a silver cased `The "Howitt" Lighter`, a Georgian bright cut OEP table spoon and three other pieces. (9)
Lot 161
A set of six silver mounted George V cut glass whisky tots Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1934-35, the bell shaped bodies with star cut bases, loop handles and silver lidded mounts, 4in. (10.2cm.) high, together with their matching silver `Whisky` decanter labels by the same maker. (12) See Illustration.
Lot 232
A Victorian silver cruet stand Charles Boyton II, London 1870, with reeded foliate loop handle over a four division bottle holder containing the original silver mounted gothic cut glass caster and matching mustard pot with matched OEP ladle, the square tray beneath with beaded rim and raised on four ball and claw feet, 8in. (20.5cm.) high, gross weight 18.4oz. See Illustration.
Lot 411
A fine early Victorian brass bound coromandel dressing table chest by Halstaff of London maker`s label inside lid, the fitted coromandel box with gilt brass line inlay and borders, rebated handles to sides, inlaid tulip heads to the inside corners, Bramah lock, lined with maroon leather and dark red velvet, containing twelve silver cut glass mounted bottles and boxes, six hallmarked George Reid, London 1842, the four cologne bottle caps hallmarked John Howes, London 1845, two caps unmarked, all engraved with foliate scrollwork, the upper tray with smaller removable fitted necessaire tray, above a removable gilt tooled leather dressing table tray and storage beneath with two secret drawers, stationary compartment and removable mirror inside lid, 14 x 9¾ x 6½in. (35.5 x 24.75 x 16.5cm.). See Illustration.
Lot 482
A George IV brass bound rosewood travelling box with rounded corners and unengraved brass plaque to lid, Bramah lock, the fitted red leather and velvet interior with various compartments, letter holder to lid, removable trays, three cut glass bottles and two bottles with silver plated lids, 10¾ x 8in. (27.25 x 20.5cm.), lacks mirror, some damage to interior.
Lot 1140
House of Commons cut glass decanter and a bottle of Kopke port presented to David Atkinson " in recognition of your work as Chairman and /President 1979-1996 from Christian Solidarity International" Formerly the property of David Atkinson MP (1940-2012) who was for 28 years (1977-2005) the Conservative MP for Bournemouth East. He was known for his involvement with Christian dissidents in the Soviet Union. A loyal conservative MP when Euro-sceptics tried to defeat John Major in 1993 over the Maastricht treaty, Atkinson came from his hospital bed to vote, still in his dressing gown. Sent in for sale by the family.
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