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Click here to subscribeA Mixed Lot comprising: three various Decanter Labels, the first of rectangular form with reeded and canted corners, marked “Brandy”, Sheffield 1901, Maker’s Mark AW; together with a further two each of rectangular form with foliate and shell borders, marked “Whiskey” and “Sherry”, various dates and makers (3)
* A Thomas Webb & Sons cameo glass vase, late 19th century, the carved pink honeysuckle against a yellow ground, 11.5 cm high, chip to foot, together with a flash ruby cut glass casket, late 19th century, with faceted sides, gilt brass mounts and gilt highlights, 13 cm wide, a Bohemian ruby glass beaker, early 20th century, multi faceted and enamelled with flowers on a star cut foot, 14 cm high, another Bohemian style ruby and transparent glass beaker, the trumpet shaped bowl on a circular foot, 13 cm high, an amber glass liquor horn with enamelled fern decoration and a gilded stopper, a blue moulded glass decanter with gilt highlights, 25 cm high and a set of eleven amber liquor glasses with gilt enamel decoration, (a/f), (17).
A group of Bohemian glass, including a pair of milk glass goblets, decorated with a continuous pattern of grapes and leaves, 20 cm high; together with a Bohemian glass decanter, milk glass with gilt detailing, the central panel with continuous geometric pattern, 28 cm high; together with a Bohemian decanter, bottle shaped, decorated with milk glass panels, 24 cm high; together with a pair of Bohemian blue and gilt hock glasses, decorated with blue panels amongst gilt foliage, 20 cm high, (6).
A Russian silver mounted ruby glass decanter, St Petersburg late 19th century, the chased owl's head hinged lid with scroll handle and central band above a bulbous star cut glass bowl, makers mark possibly Hiskias Pondinen & Issac Warelius, 25 cm high, together with a Russian silver mounted ruby glass decanter, St Petersburg late 19th century, the chased cockerel's head hinged lid with scroll handle and central band above a bulbous star cut glass bowl, makers mark possibly Hiskias Pondinen & Issac Warelius, 26.5 cm high, (2).
A mahogany and satinwood inlaid drinks cabinet, early 20th century, the three quarter gallery top over fall front enclosing hinged glass and decanter tray above single long drawer flanked by reeded edges upon square cut tapered supports, 122 x 88 x 42 cm, label to verso reads: from JAS. SHOOLBRED & CO, TOTTENHAM COURT RD, LONDON, W.
A stylish continental black overlaid and cut glass decanter, stopper and six glasses incised with German insignia, the character and numbers U47 and inscribed in gothic script with commemoration of the sinking of Royal Oak in Scapa Flow on 14 October 1939, decanter 246mm high, of unknown date or manufacturer * By 14th October 1939 the British fleet had sailed leaving Royal Oak alone in Scapa Flow; a U-boat under Kapitan-Leutenant Gunther Prien on encountering Royal Oak fired off a salvo of three torpedoes all of which missed the target, a subsequent salvo proved fatal sinking the ship in minutes with the terrible loss of 833 hands.
A continental (probably Dutch) silver mounted decanter, the rectangular floral etched glass body with embossed silver sleeve depicting figues, sailing vessels and a windmill, the neck mounted in silver with a double spoout with hinged covers and with a screw top maodelled as a turkey seller, 29cm high
A 19th century (possibly Irish) cut glass decanter of panelled octagonal form, the circular cut stopper above panelled sides and plain base, 24.5 cm high, together with a 19th century hobnail cut glass decanter with long hexagonal tapering neck to bulbous body and star cut base, 32.5 cm high
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