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Lot 237
An early 20th Century Stourbridge clear cut crystal decanter in the manner of Stevens & Williams of shouldered ovoid form with dimple sides, the body with vertical ribbing and engraved stylized flowers below a silver hallmarked rim, Birmingham 1907, later married stopper, height 26cm, together with a similar period cologne bottle with white metal cover. (2)
Lot 434
A collection of whiskies and bourbons, to include Glendfiddich Special Reserve 12 years aged, Glen Deveron single malt 10 years aged, Glenmorangie single Highland 10 years aged, two Glenfiddich 12 years aged, Armorik Whisky Breton French single malt, Benriach 10 years aged, Ledaig single malt, Jack Daniels Honey Liqueur Bourbon, and a glass and wooden whisky decanter. (10)
Lot 258
A late 19th Century Stourbridge clear crystal decanter of shouldered ovoid form with a slender waisted neck and facet stopper joined by a white metal collar with thumb lift action, relief modelled as a putti on foliate scroll, the body engraved with a swan on coronet within a border of anthemeon, height 29cm.
Lot 245
A 19TH CENTURY COROMANDEL TWO DOOR DECANTER BOX. The top having a brass banded edge above a pair of doors to the front opening to reveal a mirrored interior set with three decanters and one glass, having a key with a plaque "Mrs F Salter Palmer, 38 Brokley Rd N.Wembley", 18cm high 17cm wide 17cm deep. *Condition: Good example, general marks and wear, the glass does not appear to be original to the rest, couple of very minor chips to stoppers of decanter, small piece of brass missing, expected tarnishing to glass, some cracks/splist to wood, nice to be a coromandel example, and having a mirrored glass interior is unusual.
Lot 40
A continental blue and white onion pattern rectangular shaped platter, 14 3/4" wide, ten similar side plates, five saucers, two reticulated oblong shaped dishes, other similar china, a decanter and two glass bowlsCondition:Green trio has no visible damages.Blue and white pieces:One cup is chipped.One plate is discoloured and crazed.One plate has a star crack to base.One plate is chippedOne saucer is chipped.
Lot 373
A collection of 19th century glasscomprising a late Victorian claret jug cut with diamond panels, a rummer with ogee bowl engraved with a continuous fox hunting scene, a pair of Bohemian sweetmeat vases and covers (one lacking cover), a Regency style pedestal bowl cut with strawberry diamonds and fan border, an oval Regency style pedestal dish and a Regency triple ring neck decanter with relief diamonds, (no stopper), (7)first height 33.5 cm.Condition: Some bloom to interior or decanter
Lot 153
A mixed lot of glassware to include a group of four German roemers to include a double bowled example with honeycomb moulding and raspberry prunts to a hollow stem, Bohemian ruby flashed cut and engraved bowl, and a Japanese mid-century mottled blue and opal jug with vertical moulded fluted decoration, along with an enamelled Port decanter label Location:GLIf there is no condition report shown, please request
Lot 24
A pair of Edwardian silver mounted whiskey tots/noggins, Lee and Wigfull, Sheffield 1904, the hinged cover above plain polished mounts, leading to conical glass body, with silver ‘whiskey’ decanter labels, 11cm high (4) Condition report: Both labels with tarnishing and discolouration, will benefit from a clean.One of the hinged cover doesn't sit flush against the body. Hinge is loose to this whiskey totBoth silver mounts show general surface scratches and tarnishing, commensurate with age and use. Glass bodies with minor blemishes and surface scratches to bases.
Lot 45
An Asprey & Co Ltd silver match box sleeve, Birmingham 1988, engraved 'Geraldine, 5.9.1988' 4.5cm long, with further smaller example, a silver 'Sherry' decanter label, a silver mounted glass bottle, and an early 20th century hunting combination picnic set, retailed by Swain and Brigg, stamped 'Swain & Brigg London' within fitted leather pouch, gross weight of silver pieces, 1.6ozt (5)
Lot 528
A Lalique ‘Highlands’ decanter and stopper, mid 20th century, of ovoid form with flared neck and lobed base, the stopper with central pierced hole, engraved mark to base, 27cm high; with five conforming Lalique ‘Highlands’ glasses, engraved mark to bases, each 11.5cm high (6) CONDITION REPORT:The decanter and glasses all show minor surface wear but no obvious chips or cracks. The decanter stopper shows the odd small chip to the lower edge. All glasses ring when pinged.
Lot 2
An interesting 'Kit Kat Club' glass decanter or carafe, early 18th century, the onion-shaped body point engraved 'THE KIT KAT CLUB at the Fountain Tavern on the Strand', with a slightly domed base and rough pontil, 20.5cm highThe Kit-Kat Club was a lively gathering of politically minded and literary figures in early 18th-century London. The members, staunch supporters of the Whig cause, would discuss politics, literature, and the day's issues.They first met in Shire Lane, just off Fleet Street, at the Trumpet Tavern, an inn run by Christopher Catt. As the group grew in prominence, they moved on to grander locations, including the Fountain Tavern on The Strand (where Simpson’s-in-the-Strand now stands) and later to a purpose-built meeting room at Barn Elms, the residence of their secretary, Jacob Tonson. Notable members include the Dukes of Somerset, Richmond, Grafton, Devonshire, and Marlborough; the Earls of Dorset, Sunderland, Manchester, Wharton, and Kingston; the Earl of Stanhope; Viscount Cobham; Lord Halifax; Sir Robert Walpole and Sir John Vanbrugh; writers Joseph Addison, William Congreve and John Locke, as well as artist Sir Godfrey Kneller. Condition:Good condition with no cracks, chips or repairs. However, there are numerous small scratches around the main body and mossing to the base commensurate with age and use. Please see images.
Lot 112
Edwardian silver mounted claret jug, Birmingham 1904, handle damaged, two other claret jugs with silver plated mounts and two decanters,, one with silver mount.Qty: 5Condition report:Edwardian decanter with twisted glass body - handle is very loose and would not bear any weight. The glass remains in good order, although needs a good clean.Both plated claret jugs remain in good condition, both metal and glass aspects. The one with the high scrolled handle has engraved initials to the cover, near the lip.Silver mounted decanter - the stopper feels a little over-sized although does still fit. There are some small chips to the stopper though. The main body and silver mount are good.Glass decanter - good order, no damages.
Lot 127
Part suite of Edinburgh Crystal 'Thistle' pattern glassware, including decanter and stopper, five red wines, three white wines, five sherry glasses (11.5cm), and six water glasses; and other cut crystal glassware.Qty: 2 boxesCondition report:One of the three smaller wine glasses has a tiny chip to the top rim. One of the six smallest stemmed glasses has significant damage and large loss to the rim. Otherwise the Thistle enhgraved pattern glassware is in good condition.
Lot 243
A George V art deco silver christening mug, 76mm h, by Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield 1934, a silver sugar bowl, an Elizabeth II silver mounted blue cased and cut glass decanter, 28.5cm h, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1964 and miscellaneous small silver flatware, including a Russian teaspoon, 1834, 8oz weighable Good condition
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