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Lot 208
18th Century glass goblet, the ogee bowl with engraved floral decoration, the script `No Excise` and two barrels, standing on a double series opaque twist stem with a conical foot, 18cm high Foot rim chipped in two places - one chip measuring approx. 9mm x 4mm and a smaller chip/flake measuring 6mm x 4mm - General condition consistent with age **
Lot 211
18th Century wine glass having a bell shaped bowl and standing on a double series knop air twist stem with conical foot, 16.5cm high Small manufacturing fault in very edge of foot rim having appearance of a thumbnail depression around the outer circumference measuring approx. 8mm in length - General condition consistent with age **
Lot 215
Pair of early 19th Century cut glass shallow bowls, each standing on a circular star cut foot, 20cm diameter One bowl has chip to top edge of foot rim measuring approx. 7mm x 4mm and 1mm deep, the other dish has a flake to the inside edge of the rim measuring approx. 6mm in diameter - General condition consistent with age **
Lot 350
19th Century crossbanded mahogany tea caddy, the hinged cover opening to reveal a string inlaid interior with two boxes, each having a hinged cover flanking a central aperture containing a cut glass mixing bowl, 30.5cm wide Some of the stringing has been filled and roughly restored, the box probably had feet originally - General condition consistent with age **
Lot 41
A wine glass circa 1750, drawn trumpet bowl, teardrop inclusion to stem on folded foot, rim chips, 15cm, another similar with plain foot and elongated teardrop, 15.5cm, another small example, 12.5cm and a cordial glass with double air twist stem around a vertical gauze, chip to foot, 14cm (4)
Lot 974
"Chardons" crystalware, six covers, in Saint-Louis cut and gilt crystal, third quarter of the 20th century. 9 pieces per diner. Comprises 6 cups and plates, 6 bowls, 6 white wine glasses, 6 red wine glasses, 4 cava flutes, 3 for spirits, 1 water. 12 red and green wine glasses added. Total 44 pieces. One of them with restored breakage 14.8 cm diam., plate, 10.6 cm diam., bowl, 9.5 cm high, small glass, and 18.7 cm high, large glass
Lot 338
Box of assorted china & glass to include Falcon ware pink floral & leaf design part coffee ware to include coffee pot, cups, saucers, milk jug, Masons Chastreuse pattern bowl & plates, Royal Albert Lady Hamilton plates, cups, saucers, milk jug etc. Floral trinket boxes together with a glass trinket box & art deco style wine glass etc.
Lot 339
Box of assorted china & glass to include large Staffordshire cream ground with flower & foliage decorated jug, continental lidded canister labelled Pulp Cassiae, Coalport Welsh Rugby Union Centenary Plate, Melboure Willow coffee canister, small glass pedestal bowl, green glass chemist bottle labelled Lin..Belladon with original stopper.
Lot 104
Eleven sea green glass footed small bowls by James Powell & Sons, probably designed by Harry Powell circa 1870s-90s, of Venetian influence with prunts and shells, 8.5cm high; and a sea green and blue ‘tear’ vase by James Powell & Sons, designed by Harry Powell circa 1901-1910, 17.5cm high (one tear damaged), See Jackson, Lesley (editor) ‘Whitefriars Glass: The Art of James Powell & Sons’ Shepton Beauchamp 1996, p. 99, plate 15 (iv) for a similar bowl and p. 101, plate 20 (ii) for a comparable stem and foot for the first. For a range of ‘tear’ vases, p. 106, plate 40. Lots 75-220 are from the collection of Laurence W. Hodson (1863-1933) and thence by descent. To view the full introduction to the collection please visit the Dreweatts website (download the pdf version of the catalogue) or contact Dreweatts Donnington Priory saleroom for details.
Lot 347B
Roman style glass small bowl, with everted rim, iridescent overlay, 8.25cm diameter approx., similar small oil flask, with applied bead beneath everted rim, 9cm high, Roman style pale blue iridescent bubble glass flask or bottle, with scroll handle, dimpled base (af), and two similar small flasks, possibly perfume, all with iridescent overlay, (5)
Lot 3
A composite stem ratafia Glass, c.1760, the elongated round funnel bowl over a two section stem, the upper section with double opaque twist, the lower section with knopped air twist, 18.5cm high. Bearing paper label for Frances Dickson. Parts of the Frances Dickson collection were gradually bequeathed to the Fitzwilliam Museum between 1929 and 1950.
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