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Click here to subscribeA gilt metal and cut glass bag chandelier, 19th century, with overhanging cut glass lustres leading to a foliate frieze above further lustres, flaring cut glass beadwork to a larger foliate decorated frieze holding six s-scroll candle branches, above stepped cylindrical cut glass lustre formation, height 58 cm. (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure that this item is rewired before use).
A large cut glass twelve branch chandelier, 19th/20th century, cut glass frieze deploying flared beadwork to central beaded glass frieze, with applied flower decoration flared to a beaded glass frieze with applied candle arms, height 104 cm. (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure that this item is rewired before use).
A cut glass eight branch chandelier, 20th century, the s-scroll body decorated with cut glass lustres, six applied floral decorated candle holders, height 83 cm, together with a 20th century glass eight branch chandelier, applied cut glass beadwork, height 73 cm and a pair of 20th century gilt metal and cut glass eight branch chandelier with cut glass lustres, height 71 cm, (4). (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure that this item is rewired before use).
A small collection of silver, including a Victorian engraved card case by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1885, presentation engraved, 8cm high; an oval mustard pot; a vase shape pepperette; a plain hemispherical sugar bowl; a silver covered cut glass hair tidy; other items of silver and other items, 8.8 oz gross weighable
A late 19th Century table centrepiece, decorated with floral scrolls, swags and masks overall, three arms holding cut glass bowls decorated with flowers and birds and another above, three putti seated on base playing various instruments, all raised on three large acanthus leaf feet, 17 1/2in. (44cms) high.
A George VI butter dish, by Liberty & Co., Birmingham 1939, square-shaped with circular cut glass liner, scale design, stamped 50453 to base, 3 1/4in. (8cms); an Edward VIII commemorative butter dish, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London 1936, with crown handles, Lindisfarne rim, crown and fleur de lys piercings, with cut glass liner; and a George V butter dish, by S.J. Levi & Co., Birmingham 1933, oval band design, frosted glass dish, 6in. (15cms). (3)
An Edwardian christening bowl and spoon, by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1908, the bowl shaped circular, the spoon with tapering handle, in velvet lined case; a cut glass preserve jar with silver cover, by P. & W., London 1964; and a George V christening spoon, by C. Boyton & Sons, Sheffield 1912. (3)
A Victorian cruet stand, by Elkington & Co. (Frederick Elkington), with loop handle, on ornate stem, with six canted square receivers, with swag frieze, shield-shaped cartouche engraved crest, on rectangular spreading castle design platform and scrollwork feet, fitted with six cut glass cruet bottles, some with plated mounts with faceted stoppers, 32oz.
A Victorian cut glass and silver mounted toilet jar, by G.E. Walton & Co. Ltd., of spirally fluted form, plain silver neck, embossed hinged cover decorated rococo designs, 5 3/4in. (14.5cms); and a George V silver toilet jar, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd., London 1919, globular form, with hinged domed cover, 4 1/4in. (11cms). (2)
A Victorian burr walnut toilet box, by Toulmin & Gayle, the hinged cover with an inset plaque engraved "Thomson", opening to reveal a fitted interior with assorted cut glass toilet jars, with silver covers, some stamped with maker`s mark of William Neil and dated London 1868, the box with hinged drawer to lower section, 12 1/4in. (31cms).
A Victorian embossed snuff box, by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1899, of embossed lozenge form; a late Victorian gilt metal and bone paper knife, with ornate scrollwork handle; a Victorian cut glass toilet jar with silver and tortoiseshell cover; a toddy ladle with lacquered handle; together with sundry silver and plated items. (8)
A hobnail cut glass, of bell form, engraved with a band of thistles around the rim and engraved with a crest of a clenched hand with a hawk and motto "Ad Alta", opposite a cartouche with initials "HC", surmounted by a basket of fruit and supported by a rose and a thistle, the glass raised on a faceted stem, the foot edged in hobnail cutting, 7 1/4in. (18cms) high.
A Victorian walnut lady`s fireside table, the shaped top with carved edge supporting a wooden framed etched glass panel to protect lady`s complexion from the fire, raised on a deeply cut corkscrew stem with foliate carved section, raised on carved tripod scroll feet, 44 x 20 x 14in. (112 x 51 x 36cms).
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