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A nineteenth century ale glass, with funnel shaped tapering bowl on bulbous column, with thick foot having pontil mark (5.25in); together with a delicate eighteenth century style wine glass, the tapering bowl supported on a slender column with lace edge air-twist body, raised on circular domed foot. (6in) (2)
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Three pieces of cranberry glass: a fine mottled celery glass with waved rim supported on six petal feet with pontil mark, a vinaigrette jug with enamelled decoration having fluted body and brass mounts with hinged lid and pointed spout, and a waved crimped bowl on gilt metal foliate scrolled stand. (3)
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Miscellaneous ceramics: a Guinness Staffordshire sepia transfer printed Dickensian ashtray; a Shelley Mabel Lucie Atwell transfer printed babies feeding bowl; miscellaneous Wade Whimseys and a tortoise; a porcelain pin cushion doll modelled as a young lady with orange hat; and a 1929 North East Coast Exhibition blue glass ashtray. (A lot)
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A Rigways Homemaker series of nine plates and bowl, transfer printed in the 1960s black and white pattern, a Beck’s Damian Hirst lager glass, with thick base, decorated with panel of dots on white ground above Damian Hirst title; and a shaped Brentleigh ware tora pattern vase, with angled spout and tubelined decoration panels, hand painted in colours with black rim and foot. (11in)
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A small heavy baluster dram glass circa 1700 the funnel bowl with solid base over a teared inverted baluster section with basal knop and folded conical foot 11cm. 4.375in. For an almost identical glass from the Hartshorne Collection see L.Bickerton Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses p.76 fig.98 which is also illustrated by A.Hartshorne Old English Glasses fig.305 Provenance The collection of Lady Barbirolli
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A rare deceptive plain-stemmed Toastmaster's Glass circa 1740 the bell-shaped bowl with thick sides set on a plain stem and folded conical foot 17.9cm. 7in. A very similar glass is illustrated by L.Bickerton Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses p.143 no.360 where it is described as a Toastmaster's glass.
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