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Click here to subscribeA GROUP OF GLASS WARES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include four art glass clown figures, an art glass clown ashtray/trinket dish, a marigold carnival glass vase height 28cm, a modern art glass blue and clear star shaped bowl, a Stuart Crystal rose bowl, three crystal bowls by Royal Brierley and Tudor Crystal, four Capri Crystal champagne flutes, a pair of twisted two stem candelabra, etc (20) (Condition report: pieces appear in generally good condition)
EIGHTEEN PIECES OF WEDGWOOD JASPER WARE TOGETHER WITH A BOXED WEDGWOOD CRANBERRY GLASS BOWL, comprising four large blue Jasper Ware bowls, an oval plate, five trinket boxes, one pill box, a small Valentine's Day 1996 plate, a trinket dish and bud vase, together with a green Jasper Ware vase, height 20cm, a lidded pot and boxed pin dish, a large Wedgwood embossed Queens Ware candlestick, height 30cm (chipped on the top) (19) (Condition report: one of the blue Jasper Ware bowls has a chip to the rim, the candle stick is chipped, four pieces are dusty and stained)
THREE BOXES OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include ten trays, a white metal and glass cruet set, a rose bowl with candlestick holders, toast rack, various coasters, condiments, sugar bowls, a three piece EPNS tea set, EPNS fruit basket, sugar scoop, teaspoons, a white metal propelling pencil and fountain pen, a four piece tea service set comprising of teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, other tea pots, coffee pots etc, a three piece egg cup with stand etc
THREE BOXES OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a boxed set of six 'Arthur Price' butter knives, an EP on copper 'Viners' four piece tea service set comprising of a teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, a cased set of six 'James ryals' tea knives, an empty wooden case for cutlery, glass vingerette jars, basket with handle, a cased six piece fish eater set, a small box of costume jewellery, two single three branch candlesticks, a pair of three branch candlesticks, posy vase, gravy boat, collectable teaspoons, a pair of silver on copper candlesticks on weighted bases, a revolving butter dish, entree dishes, serving trays, sugar caster, coaster, loose cutlery, twelve ceramic espresso cups with white metal covers and saucers, a sugar bowl in the form a drum, a cased six person set of fish eaters each fitted with carved bone handles, together with fish servers, silver collars hallmarked Sheffield etc
An amethyst coloured vase in the form of a wine glass, 32cms; a Renwick & Clarke vase, 37cms; a lemonade jug and glass; an iridescent glass bowl moulded as a strawberry, 32cms long, a pair of green glass vases with silver overlay, 11cms; a cranberry glass jug with silver overlay, 11 cms; a pair of cranberry cut to clear glasses, 13cms; a glass water jug with silver plate mount, 14cms. Estimate £15-40
A George III silver table epergne, assayed London 1805, maker "TH" (unidentified), of stepped oval form, the rim repousse floral scrolls on four cast supports fashioned as a standing woman flanked by acanthus leaves, the base section with pierced repousse side of a woman in chariot being drawn by birds, acanthus leaves and floral swags, raised upon four griffin head supports, with four branch fitments, each serpentine arm fashioned as a dragons head with coiled tail supporting the pierced glass bowl holders. Holding later central cut glass bowl, the smaller bowls lacking. Heraldry: engraved motto "Virtute et Opera" above heraldic shield. Height exc. glass bowl 31.2cm x length at base 32.7cm. (silver weight approx. 93.2Toz./2900g) Condition note: All four branches present and in good order, one of four floral swags and chariot reins lacking (additional image added), centre bowl with several chips to rim (additional image added), repaired underneath with lead solder, pieces lacking.
Victorian pottery large cylindrical mug with pink lustre rims, painted with 'Friendship' inscription 1844, to/w two 19th century glass spirit decanters, Art Deco Crown Devon cream jug, Goss model of North Foreland Lighthouse, Poole dish 'Beckford Bowl Winners 1967', and a Wedgwood spill vase (7)
A mid 18th century ale flute, the bowl wheel cut with barley and hop decoration, plain stem to a folded foot, with unground pontil, c.1745, together with an 18th century mercury air twist stem wine glass, with flared plain bowl, raised on a circular conical foot circa 1760, and a 19th century Masonic firing glass, Victoria Lodge 2329 (Buenos Aries, Argentina) circa 1890
A group of Roman and later glass vessels 1st Century A.D. and Later, including a bottle with spherical body, tall narrow neck and applied trailing around the body, 10cm high, some cracks; a small Roman bowl with collar rim, part of rim missing, 4cm high; a damaged bottle with pronounced vertical ribs, 10cm high; a double balsamarium with applied trailed decoration, 11.6cm high; another damaged example, 10.2cm high; a bowl set on a ring base with waisted sides and inward-rolled rim, 5.3cm high, 9.2cm diam, some cracks; a damaged candlestick unguentarium, 8.6cm high, all Roman 1st-4th Century A.D., two late Roman to Islamic glass bottles, one with ovoid body and tapering conical neck, 11cm high, the other with spherical body and short cylindrical neck, 7cm high and four other later glass vessels, 6.6cm-9.2cm high, and a Chinese hardstone bowl set on a ring base, 10cm diam (14)Provenance:Property of a private collector, Edinburgh (1938-2021). Two of the later small glass bottles bought from Lyon & Turnbull, 6 March 2009, lot 5.Please refer to department for condition report
A group of glass vessels Hellenistic-Roman periods and Later, including a damaged Hellenistic amber glass mammiform bowl, 12.5cm diam; a damaged and restored miniature bottle with white trail decoration around the glass body, 6cm high; a pale blue glass Roman pillar-moulded glass bowl, 12.5cm diam; a fragmentary Roman janus head bottle; a damaged Roman beaker with wheel-cut decoration, 9cm high, an old collection label on the underside of the base; a jug with tapering body and trefoil lip, 16.1cm high, some damage to the edge of the lip; a bottle with pear-shaped body,pinched-in at the base of the neck, 8.5cm high, a Roman glass unguentarium, 12cm high, rim missing, an old label ink inscribed ‘Cumia’; two miniature square-bodies vessels, 2.8cm and 3.7cm high; a shallow green dish, 6.4cm max diam; a child’s bracelet, 5cm diam and a glass fragment (13)Provenance:Property of a private collector, Edinburgh (1938-2021). The last three items listed acquired from Bonhams, Edinburgh: Homes and Interiors, 14 June 2017, lot 267 (part lot). Formerly in the collection of Mrs Eveline Newgas, acquired 22 January 1976 at a Sunday Antiques Fair, Alexandra Palace, London.Please refer to department for condition report
A collection of Roman glass vesselsCirca 1st-4th Century A.D., including a small Roman bowl with collar rim on a pad base, 4.2cm high; a cylindrical beaker with pronounced rib below the rim and above the base, 9.9cm high; a spherical bottle with rolled rim, 7.6cm high; a damaged pale green glass amphora with slightly tapering body and indented base, an applied band of blue glass trail below the rim and two applied blue glass handles, 12.9cm high; two other fragmentary vessels and other vessel fragments (a lot)Provenance: Schroder Collection; Acquired on the 4 August 1935 from J & F Alouf, Baalbeck, Lebanon. Please refer to department for condition report
Two iridescent Roman glass vesselsCirca 4th Century A.D. and Later, a globular glass bottle with tapering cylindrical neck and funnel rim, 18.5cm high, circa 4th Century A.D., and a heavy olive green glass cylindrical deep bowl with high omphalos, the inward turned rim set at right-angles to the body, 8.5cm high, 15cm diam (2)Provenance: Schroder Collection;Acquired on the 4 August 1935 from J & F Alouf, Baalbeck, Lebanon. Please refer to department for condition report
Two ancient glass vessels, Roman – Islamic Periods, A Roman pale blue-green glass ovoid bottle with funnel neck, set on a folded ring base, circa 4th-5th Century A.D., 16cm high and a pale green glass bowl with sloping sides, central omphalos and inward rolled rim, the exterior with moulded stippled decoration around a central rayed motif, circa 10th-11th Century A.D., 3.8cm high, 14cm diam, a crack to one side (2)Provenance:Schroder collection, Acquired on the 4 August 1935 from J & F Alouf, Baalbeck, Lebanon.Please refer to department for condition report
Four Roman glass vessels, circa 2nd-4th Century A.D.Including a small pale green glass skillet, 13.8cm long, 7.2cm diam of bowl; a green glass jug with, the body with diagonal moulded rib decoration, an applied band of trailing around the neck and applied handle, 14cm high; a miniature green glass juglet, the funnel neck with applied trailing, 6cm high; a green glass unguentarium, 10.3cm high, damaged rim and a hollow Roman glass snake fragment, with applied eyes) 9cm long (5)Provenance:Property of a private collector, Edinburgh (1938-2021). The skillet and snake fragment acquired from Ancient World, 16 High Petergate, York on the 12 July 1993. The moulded glass jug, Lyon & Turnbull, 10 December 2004, lot 1. Please refer to department for condition report
A Group of Five George III Air Twist Drinking Glasses, two with etched bowlsGlass one - numerous chips to the foot. Some light scratches to the bowl. Glass two - generally good condition throughout. Glass three - one or two minor scratches to the bowl, otherwise OK. Glass four - with some flea bite chips to the foot, otherwise OK. Glass five - with one small chip to the footrim, several minor scratches to the bowl.
A Group of Ceramics, including Royal Crown Derby 'Imari' coffee cans and saucers, Crown Staffordshire 'Imari' coffee cans and saucers, Rye Pottery money banks by David Sharp, a Sylvac model of a golden retriever, a Royal Doulton model of a labrador, an opaque glass footed bowl decorated with an oval vignette painted with sailing ships (two trays)
Studio Pottery and Art Glass, including an Andrew Hague wall mirror, David Williams bowl, Minton Hollins & Co. tile, bottles, mugs, vases, Linthorpe inkwell shape No. 1475, millefiori paperweight, together with a Keswick School of Industrial Arts Staybrite dish, carved wooden half-length bust etc (three trays)
A Large Tongan Tapa (Bark Cloth), the cream ground painted with repeating bands of crowns, birds, lions and stars in brown, 167cm by 240cm; a Very Similar Tapa Cloth, the cream ground painted with geometric panels of leaves in brown, 232cm by 421cm; a South African Hide Cloak, trimmed with bands of blue and white glass beads, 77cm by 57cm; a Collection of Eight Modern South Sea Island Wood Cooking Utensils, including two Massim oblong food bowls with incised decoration, three Fijian kava bowls of varying sizes, a Solomon Islands double food bowl inlaid with mother of pearl, a ladle and a mealy spoon (11)
Joe Colombo (Milan, 1930 - 1971)"Asimmetrico Glasses"Glassware created in 1964 by Joe Colombo for Riedel Glass in Austria.The set comprises 11 champagne flutes, 12 water glasses, 11 wine glasses and 12 liqueur glasses.The wine glasses have Joe Colombo and C.J.Riedel’s signatures moulded into the glass of the base. The others have the mark of JC Riedel acid etched into the base.These glasses, among others, form part of the Design Collection at the British Museum in London. Registry number: 2014,8024.522. As they explain on their website: "This was the first drinking glass to move away from the traditional symmetrical shape; the thickened stem and cantilevered bowl produce a fluid sculptural form. Colombo's first version, called 'Smoke', enabled the glass to be securely grasped with the thumb alone so that the other fingers could hold, for example, a cigarette. The stem is shorter than 'Asimmetrico', with a flattened base. Colombo subsequently designed 'Asimmetrico', for use at receptions where the user remained standing. The stem has a longer more rounded form which fits into the hollow of the palm between thumb and index finger, while the bowl rests directly on the back of the hand, allowing the hand to open and turn without upsetting the glass".Reference bibligraphy: Ignazia Favata, 'Joe Colombo and Italian Design of the Sixties', London 1988, p. 53.N.Benson, 'Glass of the 50's and 60's: A Collector's Guide', London 2002, p. 45.
HASELER BROTHERS; an Edwardian hallmarked silver swing handled sugar bowl with blue glass liner, adorned with foliate swag detail above the spreading circular foot, London 1907, height 10.5cm, approx. 5.25ozt/162.5g.Provenance: The contents of a Cheshire Country House.Additional InformationThe weight is excluding the blue glass bowl. Some tarnishing and toning throughout. Traces of gilding throughout. No damage to the glass. The basket itself is of good gauge. Clear hallmarks, overall condition is good.
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