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A GOOD QUALITY VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT DOMED TOP TEA CADDY, with engraved gilt strapwork and central handle, the blue silk lined interior with central cut glass mixing bowl and two spring catch domed top tea canisters, marked for Green/Black Tea, stamped T.A. SIMPSON & CO., 154 Regent Street, 12 ins x 6 3/4 ins. (lock fault).
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A facon de Venise wine glass Venetian or Lowlands, 16th/17th century of straw-tint, the flattened conical bowl of oval section with everted rim, set on a merese above a slender oviform stem with basal collar and conical foot 18cm., 7.125in. some minor scratching to the interior lip of the bowl
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A Bohemian filigree goblet early 17th century in vetro a fili, the conical bowl of straw-tint, inset with vertical opaque-white threads alternating with narrow latticinio gauze threads, over a tall everted foot with folded rim similarly inset with threads 14.2cm., 5.625in. For the type, painted with a Saxon coat-of-arms and dated 1623, see A.von Saldern, German Enameled Glass, p.208, fig.372.
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A facon de Venise wine flute Lowlands, second half 17th century the tall slender tapering bowl set on a hollow inverted baluster knop flanked by mereses on a short plain section and basal knop over a wide conical foot with folded rim 32.1cm., 12.625in. some clouding to the knop For the type, see P.Ritsema van Eck, Glass in the Rijksmuseum, vol.1, pp.42-45, figs. 43-49.
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A Moser enamelled and iridescent 'Islamic-style' liqueur set circa 1895 each painted with stylised Arabic inscriptions in blue outlined in red against a matt ground, comprising: a small compressed globular jug and stopper and six liqueur glasses; each glass with conical bowl, pincered angular handle and conical foot the jug with black stencilled circular mark 'GLASFABRIK MM KARLSBAD' and inscribed MOSER AUSTRIA, painted 3322/[]1867 in red enamel, the glasses with a variety of numbers the jug 19cm., 7.5in. (8) For a jug with similar decoration, first produced in 1897 and bearing the same printed marks and with production no.5156/IV, see J.Mergl and L.Pankova, Moser 1857-1997, p.61, fig.31
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A baluster wine glass circa 1700 the double-ogee bowl with solid base set on an inverted baluster stem containing a tear, over a folded conical foot painted collector's no. '29' in red 14.5cm., 5.625in. A similar glass is illustrated by W.Thorpe, A History of English and Irish Glass, pl.XLVIII, fig.1.
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A baluster wine glass circa 1720 the pointed funnel bowl with teared solid base set on a half-knop over a long angular knop and basal knop, a tear running the length of the stem, over a folded domed foot painted collector's no. '1525' in green 17.8cm., 7in. A similar glass is illustrated by W.Thorpe, A History of English and Irish Glass, pl.LI, fig.4.
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A rare Williamite engraved baluster wine glass circa 1730 the slender bell bowl engraved with an equestrian portrait of King William III below a ribbon inscribed THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF KING WILLIAM III, set on a triple-annulated knop over an inverted baluster stem and basal knop with conical foot 16cm., 6.25in. tiny rim chip
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An engraved Jacobite plain stem cordial glass circa 1750 the funnel bowl engraved with a rose and bud below the inscription HEALTH TO ALL ORIR, FAST FRINDS, above a tall thick columnar stem and domed foot 17.2cm., 6.75in. chip to footrim A very similar cordial glass was sold in our London rooms, 11th May 1961, lot 39 and another, from the Dickson Collection, 27th July 1965, lot 87. In both cases the words 'Friends' and 'Our' were correctly spelled. A further example is illustrated by A.Hartshorne, Old English Glasses, opp. p.320, fig.52(1). à
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An engraved Jacobite drawn-trumpet airtwist wine glass circa 1750 the flared bowl with rose and two buds, the reverse with an oakleaf and inscribed Fiat, on a multi-spiral airtwist stem and conical foot 15.6cm., 6.125in. According to G.Seddon, The Jacobites and their Drinking Glasses, pp.145-147, the engraving on this glass may be attributed to Engraver B in the author's nomenclature.
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A rare colour-twist ratafia glass circa 1770 the vertically rib-moulded narrow conical bowl set on a short stem inset with an opaque-white corkscrew outlined in peppermint green within two spiralling opaque-white threads, conical foot 17.2cm., 6.75in. foot trimmed Colour-twist ratafia glasses appear to be unrecorded in the literature.
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A rare colour-twist ratafia glass circa 1770 the vertically rib-moulded narrow conical bowl set on a short stem inset with an opaque-white corkscrew outlined in peppermint green within two spiralling opaque-white threads, conical foot 17.2cm., 6.75in. chip to foot See the footnote to the previous lot.
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An engraved opaque-twist pale-green tinted wine glass circa 1765 the cup-shaped bowl engraved with fruiting vine, set on a knop with three raspberry prunts, the clear stem enclosing an opaque-twist corkscrew core above a green-tinted domed foot 15.8cm., 6.25in. A similar unengraved example was sold in these rooms, 18th December 2002, lot 108.
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An Irish engraved decanter and stopper and a wine glass circa 1790 the mallet-shape with three plain neck rings, faceted lozenge stopper, the wine glass en suite with drawn conical bowl, plain stem and conical foot, each inscribed FIDELIS, ET CONSTANS, the wine glass also with CHRISTCHURCH.KNOT around the foot the decanter 29cm., 11.375in. some typical minute chips to edges of stopper (3) The inscriptions probably refer to the Order of the Friendly Brothers of Saint Patrick (see The Fundamental Laws, Statutes, and Constitutions of the Ancient and Most Benevolent Order of the Friendly Brothers of Saint Patrick published in Dublin in 1763). Christchurch is a suburb of Dublin.
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A good heavy baluster goblet circa 1715 the conical bowl with solid base above a teared large angular and basal knop over a folded conical foot 19cm., 7.5in. some very minor typical scratching For an almost identical glass see that, from the Paddy Wood Collection, sold in these rooms, 7th May 2002, lot 173. à
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A Dutch-engraved 'Peace' baluster goblet circa 1713 the pointed funnel bowl engraved with doves, one carrying an olive branch, above two ships with rising sun and whale, above the inscription A DOMINO VENIT PAX ET VICTORIA L(r)TA, set on a triple-annulated knop, a teared inverted baluster and merese above a folded conical foot 19.4cm., 7.625in. The inscription translates as From the Lord comes the joy of Peace and Victory and refers to the Treaty of Utrecht, 1713. Literature T.Rohan, Old Glass Beautiful, pl.XXII.
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An engraved Jacobite airtwist wine glass circa 1750 the waisted bucket bowl engraved with a rose and bud, set on a multi-spiral airtwist stem and conical foot 15.8cm., 6.25in. According to G.Seddon, The Jacobites and their Drinking Glasses, pp.140-143, the engraving on this glass may be attributed to Engraver A in the author's nomenclature. à
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An engraved Hanoverian airtwist wine glass circa 1745 the funnel bowl engraved with the prancing horse of Hanover below a ribbon inscribed LIBERTY, the reverse with a rose spray, set on a double-knopped multi-spiral airtwist stem and conical foot 16.2cm., 6.375in. foot trimmed Literature R.Grant Francis, Old English Drinking Glasses, pl.LII, fig.328 J.Bles, Rare English Glasses, pl.53, no.75
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An engraved electioneering opaque-twist wine glass circa 1761 the ogee bowl inscribed LOWTHER AND UPTON /HUZZA, set on a double-series opaque-twist stem and conical foot 15.5cm., 6.125in. The inscription refers to the contest of Sir James Lowther and John Upton in the Westmorland Parliamentary Election of 1761; they stood jointly against a third candidate. A club-shaped decanter and an identical wine glass to the present lot, bearing the same inscription, in the Victoria and Albert Museum, are illustrated by R.J.Charleston, English Glass, pl.40b. Literature L.Bickerton, Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses, An illustrated guide, illustrated p.303, fig.972.
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An engraved opaque-twist wine glass circa 1765 the funnel bowl engraved with a floral sprig, set on a double-series opaque-twist stem and conical foot, 15.1cm., 6in.; and a firing glass, the conical bowl set on a multi-spiral opaque-twist stem and solid foot, 12.3cm., 4 7/8 in.; and another, the funnel bowl over a double-series opaque-twist stem and solid foot, 12.1cm., 4.75in. (3)
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A mixed-twist wine glass circa 1765 the waisted bell bowl set on a stem enclosing a multi-spiral airtwist corkscrew within a single opaque-white thread, conical foot, 17.5cm., 6 7/8 in.; and a Lynn wine glass, the funnel bowl moulded with concentric rings, over a double-series opaque-twist stem and conical foot, 13.5cm., 5.25in. (2)
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An 18th Century plain circular tapered dram with cut grip, 4 1/4in. high; a plain late 18th Century 4 1/2in. wine glass with circular tapered bowl on circular foot; a late 18th Century 4 1/2in. wine glass with circular tapered bowl on circular foot; and a 19th Century squat moulded plain wine glass.
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An 18th Century rummer with wrythen twist and circular foot (chipped); a 19th Century plain circular tapered rummer; a plain 18th Century dram with circular tapered bowl; a late 18th Century wine glass with circular tapered cut grip on knopped stem and cut circular foot; and a toast masters glass with campana shaped bowl. (5)
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