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Lot 356
THREE 18TH CENTURY ETCHED WINE GLASSES comprising a Newcastle type wine glass with tapering bowl etched with Jacobite type rose, thistle and sun over a multi-knopped stem and domed circular foot, pontil to base 16cm(h); a large Georgian air-twist wine glass, the funnel bowl etched with a bird in flight and trailing blossoms over a plain stem with multiple air threads, on a conical foot, pontil to base. 17.5cm(h); a Georgian double series opaque twist wine glass, the funnel bowl etched with a stylized foliate border, the plain stem with central twist surrounded by multiple threads, on a spreading circular foot, pontil to base. 14.5cm(h); sold along with a 19th century wine glass, the bell form bowl with fluted basel section etched with fruiting vines, the short stem with faceted knop resting on a circular foot with star-burst cut to base. 14cm(h) (4)
Lot 172
A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass claret jug possibly Thomas Webb & Sons with a domed circular foot rising to a compressed globe and shaft flask form body with applied hollow blown hand and integral spout below spherical stopper, the whole polished intaglio cut with a peace of dove holding a laurel garland to one side with a bundle of weapons and armour to the opposing side all below classical repeat borders, unmarked, height 29.5 cm. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 173
A late 19th Century Thomas Webb & Sons water glass attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, the folded swept foot rising to an ovoid bowl polished intaglio cut and engraved with repeat geometric patterns, together with an Edwardian hand written letter providing provenance that the glass was exhibited in 1882 by Thomas Webb & Sons at a Fine Art Exhibition in Stafford, height 12.5 cm. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 192
A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass posy vase by Boulton & Mills of globe and shaft form with a cut and crimped rim decorated with amber coral pattern trailing over the opaline ground, height 20 cm, together with a pair of similar period ovoid vases cased in blue over opal with silver aventurine interior, height 8.5 ccm (3).
Lot 266
A large later 19th Century Stourbridge wine glass circa 1870, possibly Boulton & Mills, the radial star cut foot rising to a twisted stem below deep sided round funnel bowl engraved with a repeat geometric linear pattern between star and line borders, unmarked, height 19.5 cm. Ref - Illustrated on plate 150 , British Glass 1800 - 1914, Charles R. Hajdamach
Lot 271
A late 19th Century Stourbridge crystal wine glass, possibly Thomas Webb & Sons, the complex radial cut and petal edged foot rising to a facet stem and round funnel bowl decorated with three oval convex pads and wave border engraved with flowers over a tight strawberry diamond ground, unmarked, height 12.5 cm. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 289
A 1930`s decanter and glasses designed by Keith Murray for Stevens & Williams, pattern number 841A of triple ringed form with collar neck and domed cover cut with bands of oval lozenge cuts over the sea green ground, together with four matched ovoid shot glasses, decanter 23 cm tall. Ref - Illustrated in plate 302, 20th Century British Glass, Charles R. Hajdamach. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 308
A late 1950`s Thomas Webb and Sons rummer form wine glass designed by David Hammond with circular foot, knopped shallow stem and bucket form bowl cut and engraved with interlaced leafy boughs and oval lozenges, acid stamped, height 17 cm. Ref - Illustrated in plate 638, 20th Century British Glass, Charles R. Hajdamach.
Lot 310
A 1964 Thomas Webb & Sons goblet and water tumbler designed by David Hammond to commemorate the 400 th birthday of William Shakespeare each cut and engraved with the relevant dates and script title, acid stamped, tallest 13 cm, (2). Ref - Illustrated in plate 644, 20th Century British Glass, Charles R. Hajdamach.
Lot 312
A 1960`s Thomas Webb & Sons clear cut crystal Warwick pattern vase, pattern number 53177, designed by David Hammond of ovoid form with integral foot cut with vertical mitre lines, acid stamped, height 13 cm. Ref - Original promotional literature illustrated in plate 649, 20th Century British Glass by Charles R. Hajdamach.
Lot 319
A 1970`s Webb Corbett paperweight cased in turquoise over clear crystal and flash cut with printie windows, the base hand engraved by John Finnie with an image of Ophelia shown as a classically dressed maiden surrounded by flowers, signed, width 7.5 cm. Ref - Illustrated in plate 808, 20th Century British Glass, Charles R. Hajdamach.
Lot 324
A 1970`s American cameo glass vase by Jo Moral for Zellique Glass of shouldered ovoid form with flared collar neck, cased in brown and pale blue over deep blue ground and cut with stylised flowers and foliage, cameo signed to the body Hawke, engraved details to the base and dated Oct 1979, height 28 cm.
Lot 326
A large later 20th Century Webb Corbett wine goblet with a circular spread foot rising to a facet baluster form stem and a deep round funnel bowl heavily polished intaglio cut with foliate scrolls above Gothic arched panels, unmarked, height 18 cm, together with a matched large water glass, (2).
Lot 332
A large late 1970`s Webb Corbett clear crystal goblet with a radial star cut foot, facet stem and deep sided funnel bowl hand engraved by David Smith with a portrait of Winston Churchill, created to commemorate his 100 birthday, engraved signature, height 23 cm, together with a similar example made to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Derby, (2). Ref - Both illustrated in plate 859, 20th Century British Glass, Charles R. Hakdamach.
Lot 405
A small early 20th Century Kosta cameo glass vase designed by Karl Lindeberg, the compressed ovoid form with roll collar rim, cased in deep amethyst over clear and graduated amethyst ground, acid cut and engraved with wild flowers, engraved and gilded signature to the base, height 5.5 cm. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 511
A pair of Wedgwood, Kings Lynn Glass rummers, designed by Ronald Stennett-Willson, each with conical foot, knopped stem and deep cylindrical bowl cut and engraved with a shop front picked out in black enamel and gilt, unmarked, height 16 cm. Provenance - Former personal collection of Ronald Stennett-Willson.
Lot 515
A pair of Wedgwood, Kings Lynn Glass Norfolk decanters, pattern number RSW 37, designed by Ronald Stennett-Willson of tapered cylindrical form with shouldered body and waisted drawn neck below a solid cylindrical stopper cut with a basal abstract band and conforming linear cut to the stopper top, unmarked, height 26 cm. Provenance - Former personal collection of Ronald Stennett-Willson.
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