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Click here to subscribeA small 18th Century drinking glass circa 1765, the ogee form bowl above a double series opaque twist stem with four ply spiral above a central gauze, raised to a shallow conical foot, together with a similar example with four ply spiral outside two spiral tapes to the stem, tallest 13cm. (2)
A contemporary Allister Malcolm studio glass bowl of footed ovoid form, decorated with a fissured spiral line with gold over a mottled blue ground, impressed logo to the base, height 12.5cm, together with a Gold Trailing vase decorated with random trails over a graduated amethyst to clear ground, height 22.5cm, some damage to the vase. (2)
A mid 20th Century Orrefors Intermezzo clear crystal wine glass, the ovoid bowl before a plain tapered stem with internal blue tear, retains original label, acid mark, boxed, height 20cm, together with an Iittala Harald drinking horn and three pairs of boxed Iittala Gaissa small tumblers. (5)
Coupe de mariage par Christoff Ritter II, en argent et vermeil, Allemagne, vers 1600A German silver and silver-gilt figural (Jungferfn) wager cup, Christoff Ritter II, Nuremberg, circa 1600Modelled as a female figure, wearing a bonnet, arms aloft, the swivel bowl and flared skirt with armorial style engraved cartouches, embellished with leafy scrolls, flowers, songbirds and each surmounted with a coronet, the lacy bodice and the panelled borders with prick-dot scrolls are gilded, interior of cups gilded, height 18cm, weight 199gms.Footnotes:Provenance:Private German CollectionThis type of marriage or wager cup originated in Nuremberg around 1565. It is a double drinking vessel, or Scherzgefäss, used in a wedding banquet, a skirt-shaped large cup is for the groom and the smaller swivel cup is for the bride. The contents were to be consumed at the same time, making sure not to spill a drop, to bring prosperity and a happy marriage. Silver wager cups are related to glass and silver mounted Stürzbecher or 'somersault cups' a German term for a vessel with a stem but no foot; when emptied it stands inverted. Often made up of a glass cup and silver foot, Stürzbecher were popular in Germany and Holland during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, which required the drink to be consumed entirely before the cup could be put down.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Archibald Knox (1864-1933) for Liberty & Co, a Tudric pewter bowl, c.1905, lacking glass liner, model no.0326, underside stamped 'TUDRIC / 0320', 10cm high, 24.5cm diameterCondition Report: Bent out of shape, knocks to the rim, surface wear, marks and scratches, heavily worn and large dent to the underside - please see additional images.
A collection of studio and factory produced ceramics, 20th century, to include: Carter Stabler and Adams for Poole Pottery, a blue glazed earthenware vase, c.1930s, stamped to underside, 15cm high; Zsolnay Pecs, an iridescent green glazed earthenware figurine modelled as a resting faun, stamped to underside, 8.8cm long; a black slip stoneware squat bowl with everted rim and blue crazed glass interior, 15cm diameter, a tenmoku stoneware glazed plate, and a polychrome glazed earthenware latticework oval bowl, 36 x 31cm (5)
Tapio Wirkkala, Finnish, 1915-85, Avena glass vase for Iittala, c.1960, 28cm high, together with: Iestyn Davies, a rectangular frosted glass vase with two red spots and black trailed decoration to waist, signed and dated '89, 14cm high; Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda, a miniature amber and clear glass footed bowl, signed, 6cm diameter; Kosta Boda, a small green and blue glass high sided oval bowl decorated with a silhouette of a tree, 9.5cm high; a vide poche in the manner of Erik Hoglund, Swedish, 1932-98, and a contemporary oval glass sculpture of naturalistic form, indistinctly signed and dated 97 (6)
A Vaseline glass bowl. Circa 1930. In the style of Lalique. 23.5cm diameter. Signed G. Vallon. The cherries are the only design associated with “G Vallon”. Little is known of this artist and this Cherry bowl appears to be his/her only known work. It is also possible that G Vallon was a pseudonym used by another artist. It is attituded to the production period of 1920 to 1930 and was probably made at Choisy-le-Roi glassworks, near Paris, where usually glass pieces for Etling brand were made.
A group of glassware, 19th century and later, to include an oversized goblet with large bell shaped bowl, 20cm high, 13cm diameter, an oversized goblet with everted rim and faceted baluster stem, 13cm high, 11.5cm diameter, a thick-blown drinking glass with ogee bowl and plain stem, 9cm diameter, a small thick-blown goblet, 10cm high, a panelled water jug, two coupe glasses with amber stems and feet and gilded vine border to rim, two cranberry and clear glasses, a cranberry glass egg cup (AF), a small vase with painted enamel bird decoration, two further drinking glasses, and five further pieces of cut glass (lot)
A large quantity of glassware, late 19th-20th century, to include: four decanters and stoppers, a large pitcher, four gilt-heightened tazza, a cut-glass bowl by Royal Brierley, a blue glass goblet and jug and various drinking glasses, the pitcher 34cm high (LOT) (VAT charged on the hammer price)
A quantity of cut and pressed glassware, 20th century, to include: two cut glass decanters with stoppers, the spreading bases tapering to narrow octagonal necks, 24cm high overall; a large water jug with silver plate mounts, 28cm high; a silver plate mounted cut glass bowl, 20cm diameter; a large cut glass footed vase, 30.5cm high; a modern Lalique wrythern frosted glass vase with domed foot, 15cm high; a rectangular green glass decanter with smoky glass stopper, 25.5cm high; and various others (lot)
A group of collectible ceramics and glass, to include a Royal Doulton cylindrical vase, 20th century, of cream ground decorated with flowers to a dark blue rim, lion and crown factory mark to underside, 14cm high, a dark enamelled and gilt highlighted coffee pot and cover, 23cm high, with similar teapot, pewter-lidded jug and oval dish, a Royal Winton 'Royalty' pattern transfer print decorated tray, 30cm long, and an iridescent orange glass bowl moulded with oak leaves, 19.5cm diameter (7)
A group of silver plate, to include: a spirit kettle, with stand and burner, engraved with floral swags, 30cm high total; a cruet stand with cut glass cruets, 21.5cm high; three piece tea service, comprising a teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, and milk jug; two silver plate mounted picture frames, largest 21.8 x 17.1cm; a diptych picture frame, 17.1 x 24.6cm; and various flatware (lot)
A collection of Bohemian style coloured glass wares, 19th century and later, to include a milky white and cranberry glass pedestal bowl with gilt highlights and floral decoration, a large gilded cranberry glass vase with applied floral motifs, a large panelled and cut clear and cranberry glass cylindrical vase of tapering form with painted floral and geometric motifs, a pair of angular ruby and gilded glass vases decorated with applied floral motifs, a pair of ruby and gilded glass candlesticks with knopped stems and applied floral motifs, a heart-shaped ruby glass and gilded dish with applied floral motifs, a purple panelled thick glass goblet with knopped stem and gilded decoration of a courting couple, a blue glass vase with elongated neck and high shoulder decorated in white enamel and gilding with a classical frieze and geometric motifs, and a blue and clear cut glass oval deep bowl (lot)
18THC ENGLSH WINE GLASS & OTHER ANTIQUE GLASSES. A 18thc wine glass with bell shaped bowl, with spiral stem and folded foot (15cms high). Also with a 18thc small wine glass with ogee bowl and clear stem (14cms high), a similar type glass with spiral twist stem (15.5cms high, possibly 19thc), and a large wine glass with bell shaped bowl,engraved 'Fiat' and with flowers and spiral stem (19cms high). Also with a continental glass tankard, painted with a Huntsman on a Horse (16cms high). (5). *CR Bell shaped glass with spiral stem, the odd very minor mark/scratch to the bowl. The other glasses seem generally fine. Glass tankard, sounds cracked when tapped.
ANTIQUE GLASS ITEMS - INCLUDING LEECH JAR, GAS LAMP, STORM LAMP SHADE & OTHER ITEMS. A mixed lot including an interesting cut glass wall lamp, possibly for gas with brass attachments including lever (38cms high), a glass leech jar with globular bowl, plain stem and polished pontil (21cms high), a lace makers glass lamp (10.5cms high), a glass hurricane lamp (25cms high), and a very large storm lamp shape (51cms high). (5). *CR Storm lamp shade, rings nicely, small chip to rim, couple of small chips to the body (by a leaf) and another small chip to the body, couple of chips to the side of the base rim, nibbles around the footrim. Leech jar, seems fine generally, large bubble inclusion on one side and one smaller bubble to the rim, some scratches to the base Lacemakers lamp, seems fine Hurricane lamp, seems generally fine and rings nicely, a little wear to the footrim, the odd mark/scratch inside from use Gas lamp, generally seems fine, a little dirty inside with the odd mark/tiny nibble in places.
ANTIQUE CORDIAL GLASSES. Including a single glass with engraved bowl including initials 'OB' and Mermaid figure, with air twist stem and conical foot (16cms high). Also with a single glass with a plain bowl, with air twist stem and conical foot (15cms high) (2). *CR Larger glass, small chip to side of footrim, very tiny nibble to rim Smaller glass, very tiny nibble to side of rim.
ANTIQUE CORDIAL GLASSES. Including a cordial glass with a small bowl etched with flowers and leaves, with a air twist stem with central knop (15cms high). Also with a cordial glass with funnel shaped bowl etched with flowers and butterfly, with an air twist stem with two knops (17cms high), and a cordial glass with bell shaped bowl and the air twist stem with two knops (16cms high). (3). *CR 15cms glass, small chip to side and underneath of footrim 17cms glass, large chip to the base, painted number to base 16cms glass, chip to side of footrim, painted number to base.
A Mexican sterling circular bowl with wavy rim flanked by a scroll handle, decorated in relief with roundels, raised on a similarly decorated circular foot, the base inscription engraved, weight 279g, length 16cm, together with a silver lidded cut glass sugar caster, Chester 1931.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A late 19th century French silver and glass two-handled bowl and cover on a pedestal base, height 17.5cm, together with a French silver beaker, a small group of other silver and plated items and a gun metal cased gentleman's pocket watch.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
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