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Lot 2235
A glass rummer, circa 1800, the bowl etched with barley and having flat cut decoration above a rudimentary stem and lemon squeezer foot, h.14.5cm, together with a Sowerby moulded glass mug, commmorating the High Level Bridge in Newcastle Upon Tyne, inscribed 'Opened January 16 1850', h.10cm (2) This design of mug is thought to be one of the earliest Sowerby pressed glass products.No apparent faults.
Lot 3
A Wine Glass, circa 1720, the trumpet bowl with solid base and blade and ball knop on an inverted baluster stem and domed folded foot16.5cm highA Similar Wine Glass, the bell-shaped bowl with basal ball knop on baluster stem with air tear16.5cm high (2)Glass with solid stem - no chips or cracks. One edge of the folded foot quite thin but appears to be a manufacturing imperfection. General light wear and scratches.Second glass - foot trimmed. No chips or cracks. General minor surface wear and scratches.
Lot 10
A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the bell-shaped bowl with basal air tear on a plain stem and folded foot17.5cm highA Similar Wine Glass, the drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem with air tear and folded foot16.5cm high (2)Bell shaped glass - no chips or cracks. Bowl striated. Foot rocks very slightly. General wear and scratches. Trumpet shaped glass - no chips or cracks. Bowl striated. Foot rocks very slightly. General wear and surface scratches.
Lot 11
A Champagne or Sweetmeat Glass, circa 1750, the ogee bowl on a pedestal stem and domed base with folded foot16cm highA Similar Glass13.5cm high (2)Largest - no chips or cracks. Bowl striated. Foot rocks slightly. Light wear and surface scratches.Smallest - no chips or cracks. Some manufacturing blemishes to foot and bowl. Bowl with a long scratch. Some other general wear and scraches.
Lot 2
A Toastmaster's Glass, circa 1715, the deceptive waisted bucket bowl on blade collar on plain stem with central swelling knop and circular foot15.5cm highFor a similar example see Bickerton (L M) Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses: An Illustrated Guide, item 187Free from chips, cracks and polishing. Heavy scratching under the foot. Some other very minor wear and scratches above. A small manufacturing fault under the foot. The glass sits flat on the table.
Lot 1
A Heavy Baluster Wine Glass, circa 1710, the conical bowl with solid base on an inverted baluster stem with air tear and folded foot16.5cm highSee Bickerton (L M) Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses: An Illustrated Guide, item 52No chips, cracks or re polishing. Expected surface wear and scratches. The foot sits squarly on the table but the glass leans very slightly from manufacture.
Lot 14
A Cordial Glass, circa 1760, the semi-fluted rounded funnel bowl on an opaque twist stem16.5cm highA Similar Ale Glass, the pan-topped bowl engraved with a band of hops on an air twist stem with swelling knop19.5cm high (2)Cordial glass - bowl free from chips and cracks. Foot with slight flakes to the side. General wear and scratches.Ale glass - no chips or cracks. Some very minor flakes to the foot. Light wear and scratches.
Lot 7
A Wine Glass, circa 1730, the bell-shaped bowl on inverted baluster stem with air tear and basal knop with folded foot16.5cm highNo chips or cracks, some slight flakes to the rim of the bowl. Some bubble inclusions to the bowl and foot. General light wear and scratches. The glass rocks very slightly on the foot.
Lot 15
A Wine Glass, probably German, circa 1750, the rounded funnel bowl with engraved foliate and strapwork border and basal faceting on a facetted knopped baluster stem and domed foot19cm highA Similar English Cordial Glass, circa 177014cm high (2)Tallest - No chips, cracks or polishing. Some bubble imperfections to the bowl. Light wear and scratches.Shortest - slight flakes to the facets of stem, some minor notches to the side of the bowl. Foot slightly trimmed.
Lot 8
A Wine Glass, circa 1730, the bell-shaped bowl with air tear to solid base, on a balll knop and cylindrical knop with air tear on a basal knop and folded foot13cm highFor a similar example see Bickerton (L M) Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses: An Illustrated Guide, item 181No chips or cracks. Notable striations to the bowl and other small bubble inclusions and manufacturing flaws. General wear and surface scratches. Rocks very slightly on the foot.
Lot 12
A Composite Stem Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bell-shaped bowl on a air twist stem with basal air teared knop and domed foot17.5cm highA Similar Wine Glass, the drawn trumpet bowl on an air twist stem and domed foot17.5cm high (2)Composite stem glass - no chips or cracks. Foot very slightly trimmed. Small repaired chip to the side of the foot. Light wear and scratches.Second glass - no chips or cracks. Slight wear and scratches.
Lot 2116
A George III Silver Bowl, Maker's Mark TB, London, 1769 tapering cylindrical and on spreading foot, the sides with openwork birds, foliage and flowers over wirework and below a gadrooned rim, with overhead openwork swing handle, with blue glass liner13cm diameter, 15cm height, weight of silver 7oz 13dwt, 238grFully marked underneath. The marks are generally clear. The handle apparently unmarked. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There has been repairs to the handle. The glass liner is possibly later.
Lot 414
JOHN MONCRIEFF LTD., TWO MONART GLASS BOWLS EARLY 20TH CENTURY circa 1930, in mottled green to clear glass with aventurine inclusions24.5cm diameterQty: 2Scratches to bowl centres and feet, some further minor surface scratches to bodies, some minor manufacturing imperfections but no other issues to note
Lot 509
JAN JOHANSSON (SWEDISH, 1942–2018) FOR ORREFORS, GRAAL GLASS BOWL CIRCA 1974 the stemmed bowl with geometric design in mottled red, orange, and blue to a quartz ground, signed to base and inscribed Expo J 356. 7424cm diameterPronounced scratches to bowl interior, particularly centre, exterior displaying minor isolated surface scratches, one imperfection to join of bowl and foot where there is a depression presumably from manufacture, very small chip to foot, no other issues to note
Lot 297
LALIQUE FRANCE, NEMOURS GLASS BOWL DESIGNED 1929 moulded R.LALIQUE FRANCE signature25.5cm diameterOne small chip just below rim and another area of scratches where it appears as if it has ground against a hard surface; no cracks, wear and rubbing to the enamel at the base and ingrained dirt throughout, requires a good clean, images available including mark
Lot 440
MURANO OPALESCENT GLASS TAZZA AND VASE CIRCA MID-20TH CENTURY the tazza wyrthen moulded shallow bowl over knopped stem and folded circular foot, snapped pontil scar, along with a Murano glass opalescent glass vase, the twin handles with partial gold leaf decorationthe tazza 16cm diameter,Qty: 2
Lot 202
ELIZABETH II SILVER CAVIAR BOWL AND COVER FRANK COBB, SHEFFIELD 1985 the domed cover with pineapple finial, the circular bowl with egg and dart border, cut glass insert on stand, domed foot, along with a mother of pearl serving spoon16cm diameterQty: the silver approx. 800gCondition generally good to fair. The pineapple finial with slight lean to one side. Bowl interior with some tarnish spots, these also present to foot. Wobble to foot. Glass insert generally good. Additional images now available.
Lot 219
A group of four small crystal Lalique bowls comprising a small 'Honfleur' bowl, 15cm diameter, a 'Ducolique' bon-bon dish, 15.5cm long, a 'Nancy' dish, 21cm wide, and a 'Philippines' leaf pattern dish, 19cm wide overall, together with a modern frosted and clear glass Baccarat timepiece with quartz movement 8cm high, and a Baccarat hexagonal dish, 13cm diameter (6)
Lot 2577
A Regency mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy with fitted interior and later glass bowl, width 32cm, a 19th century rosewood workbox with fitted interior and frieze drawer, and a 19th century walnut desk stand with cast brass dolphin handle and twin glass inkwells, width 28cm.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.
Lot 2583
An early Victorian coromandel and mother-of-pearl inlaid tea caddy of sarcophagus form, the interior fitted with two removable canisters and a glass bowl, width 36cm.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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