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Click here to subscribeGeorge III needlework pin cushion dated 1790, Portmeirion Botanic Garden bowls and oval platter, 19th/ early 20th century brass dispenser, three porcelain decanter labels, old bottles, etched sherry glasses, cigarette cards and miscellanea in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
German porcelain figure representative of a calendar month, 19th century Staffordshire Highlander, pair Staffordshire spaniels, Maling tea canister, Doulton Lambeth tobacco jar and cover, Art Deco Mintons large cup, four small copper jelly moulds, glass decanter with Whiskey plated label and miscellanea in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
19th century Beehive glass decanter with mushroom stopper, H19cm, collection of 19th century drinking glasses, Bohemian milk glass overlay vase with hand painted roses, pair Vaseline glass jugs with frill rim and amber glass handles, cranberry trumpet bowl and three small cranberry glass bowls (17) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
The Foley China small fluted teapot commemorating the Coronation of Edward VII and other Edward VII commemorative ware incl. a Coronation plaque presented to the Mayor of St. Helens, three jugs, shaped plate etc, Victorian Willow pattern tureen, Art Deco Kensington ware jug, Poole Delphis vase no. 31, Goebel Monk decanter, stopper, preserve jar etc and other decorative ceramics Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A silver mounted pin cushion, modelled as a gentleman's shoe, with an oak underside, Birmingham 1926, length 12.5cm, two silver decanter labels, detailed Scotch and Sherry, a silver and pink enamelled lady's circular powder compact, import mark London 1927, a silver rimmed cut glass salt, a gilt metal propelling pencil, two chains, a pendant locket, a cigarette holder and a small paper knife, having a blue enamelled handle, (11).
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising: two decanter labels detailed Whisky and Port, an address book, a large cocktail stick with an insect finial, a pair of binoculars, London 1910, a shoehorn and a button hook, a foreign toddy ladle the bowl embossed with a bird, a pair of Dutch grape scissors and plated wares, comprising: a pair of grape scissors and two decanter labels detailed Port and Claret. (12)
A William IV silver decanter label of curved and pierced openwork form, detailed Claret, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1834, a Scottish silver decanter label, detailed Sherry within a gadrooned border, two further silver decanter labels, detailed Hollands and Martini, also a plated champagne tap, detailed Barlee, (4).
•SIR FRANK BRANGWYN, RA, RWS (1867-1956) THREE DECANTERS, c.1930 Signed and initialled, inscribed pale yellow on the centre decanter, pencil, with pen and wash 39 x 52.5cm. Provenance: Collection of Edgar Peacock ++ Crease with tear upper centre; some creases where formerly folded; handling marks etc
Culinary Curiosities - an early 19th century Bristol blue decanter, of small proportions, Rum, inscribed and decorated in gilt, 20cm high, c. 1830; a George III free-blown trumpet-shaped jelly glass, slightly domed circular base, 10cm high, pontil mark, c. 1800; a similar apothecary bottle, 9.5cm high, early 19th century; an early 19th century glass tapering specimen jar or bottle, bubble inclusions, 25.5cm high, pontil mark; a 19th century novelty earthenware flask, naturalistically modelled as a gherkin, glazed in merging tones of green, 18cm long; a Victorian Fiddle pattern pewter basting spoon, quite plain, 38cm long, crowned scrolling VR cypher and maker's marks to verso, c. 1850; a William IV pewter spirit measure or tot, as a baluster mug, 6cm high, WIV cypher above a tied knot, 1830-1837; a 19th century pewter baluster salt or pepper pot, 10cm high; Folk Art - a sycamore spoon, the monogrammed E.W., 17.5cm long; a late 17th century gentleman's steel shoe buckle, quite broad, 8cm wide; etc., [11]
Arthur Bell & Sons, a commemorative decanter, with contents, Bell's Extra Special Old Scotch Whisky, aged 8 years, to commemorate the Golden Wedding Anniversary of the Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, 40% volume, 70cl, boxed; another, The 60th Birthday of Her Majesty The Queen, boxed; a set of glasses (3)
A novelty silver mounted and glass decanter, modelled as a bird, with the hinged lid being the head, one glass wing af, Birmingham 1893, maker John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton later Hukin & Heath, height 7.75ins, together with a miniature glass and silver mounted ships decanter, Birmingham 1980, height 7insCondition Report: Part of the handle lost - approximately 4ins of glass missing. Total weight 10.76oz
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