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Lot 51
Glass - a pair of cut glass tumblers, decorated with a wide fluted band; an early 20th century wine glass, delicately etched with floral motifs; a cut glass sherry glass, banded in diamond cut, facet cut bowl, cut flower base; a late 19th century cut glass posy, decorated with floral sprays in gilt; etc. (14)
Lot 179
Two toasting glasses, both with conical bowls and circular feet, the smaller with a clear stem over a hollow baluster, 16cm (6.25 in) high and the other with slightly waisted slender cylindrical stem, 18cm (7 in) high (2) The bowl and foot of the taller glass is rather misted with fine bubbles
Lot 189
A Battle of the Boyne glass, the trumpet bowl engraved on one side with the king riding below a band inscribed 'The Glorious Memory of King William' opposite 'Boyne 1st July 1690', the waisted cylindrical stem topped by triple disc knop, two further disc knops above the folded foot, 17cm (6.75 in) high Good
Lot 194
An opaque twist glass with a handle and another without, the first applied with a handle to the rounded bowl, the stem on a circular foot, 12.5cm (5 in) high, the second with egg and dart engraved rim and on folded foot, 15cm (6 in) high (2) There is the smallest and faintest of cracks by the lower terminal of the handle on the bowl of the first
Lot 197
A Masonic ship's rummer and a Masonic firing glass, the bucket bowl of the first engraved with a ship flanked by Masonic roundels opposite the name D E Strachan, the short stem on square lemon squeezer foot, 13cm (5 in) high, the bowl of the firing glass engraved with Masonic symbols and the initials W H C, the thick cylindrical stem on thickened circular foot, 11cm (4.25 in) high (2) Two corners of the square base of the rummer are chipped
Lot 199
A 'Prince Leopold won the Darbey' engraved rummer 1816, the bucket bowl further inscribed for William Cooper above a facetted band, bun knopped stem and circular foot, 13.5cm (5.25 in) high Prince Leopold (1813-17) was a horse owned by the 'Grand Old' Duke of York. William Cooper may have caused this glass to be engraved having won bets on him in 1816. It was in this year that the Duke's niece, Princess Charlotte, married Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield.
Lot 204
A 'Lord Nelson' rummer, 1805, the bellied cylindrical bowl engraved on one side with HMS 'Victory' and on the other with the date of the battle of Trafalgar, the disc knopped stem on circular foot, 12.5cm (5 in) high For a similar shaped rummer, see Dr R Stuart 'Glass in Norfolk', figure 25 for a rummer of similar shape and figure 33 for a comparable subject. Yarmouth was a port favoured by Lord Nelson previously and William Absolon had presented him with glasses in 1802. One of the latter glasses is in the Norwich Castle Museum.
Lot 207
A Lynn glass with opaque stem, the bowl modelled with four horizontal ribs on the double helix stem and circular foot, 14cm (5.5 in) high Literature: Jonas Phillips opens a glass warehouse in King's Lynn in 1754 and on his death in 1769 it is continued by his half brother, John Cook, until 1791. The ring moulded glass so distinctive to this ware house were made from 1750-80.There have been suggestions that they were retailed from this ware house but made elsewhere, even at Great Yarmouth. Glass was made and worked in both Norfolk towns
Lot 220
Two facetted wines engraved with floral bowls, both with facetted stems and on circular feet, the taller with butterflies, carnation and rose engraved on the bowl, 15.5cm (6 in) high the smaller with the rounded bowl engraved with two blooms, bears lable of A Churchill glass, 12.5cm (5 in) high (2) The smaller has a nick in the foot rim
Lot 223
An opaque twist tall glass and another smaller, the first with slender conical bowl, the stem slightly tapering to the circular foot, 20cm (8 in) high, the second with bell bowl including the start of the opaque twist at the base above a knop and the stem tapering into the circular foot, 16.5cm (6.5 in) high (2) Good
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