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Lot 532
SABINO; an Art Deco opalescent glass powder bowl and cover, embossed mark to the underside, diameter 15cm, and two Sabino opalescent glass figures, and a similar perfume bottle (4).Additional InformationChip to the underside of the stopper on the perfume bottle, very minor chip to the underside of the rim of the powder bowl.
Lot 534
MONART; an Art Glass footed bowl, internally decorated with green mottled detail and aventurine, diameter 22.5cm, and a similar trumpet vase, height 10.5cm, and a similar Art Glass bowl with internal mottled decoration (3).Additional InformationThe Art Glass bowl with a tiny chip to the edge of the rim, each with light scratches to the underside, light base scratches throughout.
Lot 441
A silver hallmarked basket / bon bon bowl with pierced sides raised on a footed base with a swing handle to top and blue glass liner. Hallmarked London 1903, with makers marks for Frederick Augustus Burridge. Together with a pair of silver hallmarked napkin rings, hallmarked Birmingham 1957. Silver weight 166.0g.
Lot 304
Two boxes of assorted china items to include: a brown hen egg crock, Aynsley 'Nursery Rhyme Collection' bowl and plate, 'Asiatic Pheasants' oval meat plate, florally decorated china mantle clock, glass bowls, small wooden spice cabinet with 4 china drawers, wooden letter rack etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 335
Three trays of assorted items to include a Brooke & Bentley ceramic barn owl clock, a pair of Capodimonte candle sticks with ceramic roses and jasmine flowers, a modernist style pottery candlestick, a hand painted plate from Crete, Noritake bowl and coffee cups and saucers, two white and gilt trios, round gilt metal picture frame with embroidered border, moulded glass decanter etched with fuchsia flowers. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 342
Box containing a pair of black and gilt 19th century Staffordshire dogs, hand painted, a pair of florally decorated white and maroon glass vases, two Royal Selangor pewter boxes in their original packaging and boxes, and a white glazed and Parian ware Royal Ballet anniversary bowl issued 1981 to commemorate The Royal Ballet's 50th anniversary, copyrighted Stuart Mark Feldman.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 349
Tray of assorted items to include 2 triangular Italian marble candle holders marked Danese Milano to the base - Japanese Marutomo Ware marmalade pot in the form of a hive with bees - 2 oriental tea bowls, 1 decorated with Japanese figures the other with vine like fruits and animals - small oriental finger bowl finely decorated in Imari colours with blue marking and blue circle to the base - hand painted French china lidded box - Crown Devon sugar sifter - miniature oriental vase with red markings to the base and several glass figures (14)
Lot 109
A small collection of silver and electroplated itemscomprising a George V silver photograph frame, Birmingham, 1930 by Isaac Silverston & Co, oak back with strut support, a white metal circular dish, probably Burmese, chased to centre with a cockerel, a presentation ashtray, another ashtray, a Maltese filigree souvenir spoon a pair of sugar tongs with claw terminal etc., together electroplated items to include a Hukin & Heath naturalistic pedestal fruit bowl, numbered 17187 RdN 427028, a salver, an Art Deco oval glass black glass twin handled galleried tray, a four piece tea service (qty)tray handle to handle 44.3 cm., weighable silver approx. 12.04 ozt.Condition: Condition mostly commensurate with age and wear. Rubbing to plate on pedestal bowl. Some rubbing to plated mounts of the tray. Odd teaspoons a/f
Lot 113
A cased set of twelve George V silver pistol grip handled tea knives and other itemsvarious dates and makersfirst Sheffield, 1919 by Yates Brothers, having filled handles with acanthus scroll terminals and fitted with stainless steel blades together with a silver mounted cut glass salad bowl, a butter knife, an American sterling silver handled serving slice and an embossed silver topped dressing table pot, (5)Condition: Light dings and dents to handles of knives. Other items fair condition.
Lot 12
A collection of silver to include cruet itemsvarious dates makerscomprising a three piece cruet set with blue glass liners, a pair of pepper pots of bellied form with petal edged rims on feet, another pair of plain tapering form, an egg cup decorated with an engine turned band, a set of six coffee spoons, a pair of sugar tongs with fluted bowls, a Victorian foliate embossed spirit burner, a hand mirror embossed with cherubs two silver thimbles, three various napkin rings, a cased plated set of six fish knives and forks etc., (qty)weighable silver approx. 18.11 ozt.Condition: Some salt corrosion to salt of three piece set, bowl of salt spoon also corroded three tea knives in poor condition, filled handles moved from blades or separated. Mostly fair condition commensurate with age but occasional dings and knocks
Lot 120
A George III silver cauldron salt, and other silver itemsfirst London, 1762, maker mark SM., gadrooned rim on three shell and hoof feet, fitted with a blue glass liner, together with George V mustard pot, Sheffield, 1918 by Walker and Hall, fitted with a blue glass liner and with associated spoon, an small Edwardian bowl and a modern pill box, (5)weight approx. 6.69 ozt.Condition: First gilt to interior rubbed. Legs are pushing sides. Small chip to salt liner. Other items in good condition
Lot 13
A George III silver swing handle cream pailLondon, 1773 by Samuel Meriton IIof circular tapering form with pierced decoration, ropetwist swing handle and gadrooned borders, fitted with a blue glass liner, accompanied by a George III bright cut cream ladle, marks partially worn (2)height with handle upright 12 cm., weight approx. 3.58 ozt.Condition: Good condition. Makers mark on cream pail partially struck. good patina. Liner free from chips and original. ladle with knocks to bowl and light rubbing to gilt bowl interior
Lot 48
An Arts an Crafts silver on copper rose planished bowl and a small collection of silver and plated itemsfirst attributed to the Artificers Guild to a design by Edward Spencer, the bowl with radiating ribs and foliate rim, numbered 2913, together with silver items to include a mounted glass square inkwell with hobnail cut base, another silver topped ink, a mother of pearl handled folding fruit knife, a foliate embossed smelling salt, a set of six fruit knives and forks and various plated items, (qty)first diameter 20.7 cm.Condition: Some wear to plating of the rose bowl to interior. Other items in fair condition commensurate with age
Lot 759
A harlequin set of eight 'Bristol' green drinking glasses, Georgian and later, three of similar design with trumpet shaped bowl, baluster stem with knop, ground pontil, three with trumpet shaped bowl, bladed knop stem, pontil marks to base, two with round bowl (8)the tallest 13.75cm Condition: Overall condition good - one glass with two chips to base - all others in good order, some minor faults visible, one with flaw to knop.
Lot 110
A pair of wine glasses,mid 18th century, the flared bowl above multi-series air twist stem,15.5cm and 16.5cm hightogether with a set of six ale glasses,early 19th century, with bladed knop stem, 15cm high and a three 19th century and later rummers,comprising an example with a bowl etched with an image of Mary I on a capstan stem and lemon squeezer foot, 13.5cm high, a plain example, the bowl with an engraved image of a ship, 11cm high, and a 20th century cut glass example with etched fruit and vines, over a facet cut base, 14.2cm high (10)Wine glasses) Chips and nibbles to the bases. Ale glasses) Minor nibbles to the base. One with a rough section to the egde of the foot rim.Rummers) Surface scratches throughout.
Lot 113
A contemporary art glass bowl,by Richard Price, the amethyst coloured bowl with green painted spiralling decoration, raised on a tapering foot, signed to the underneath Richard Price, 21cm diameter, 12cm high With some scratches to the underneath of the foot. The inside of the bowl with some very fine white spots (appears surface based).
Lot 121
A glass tea caddy mixing bowl,c.1800, of footed form, engraved with a foliate border,12cm diameter,12.1cm high,together with a similar example,with a notch cut rim and floral swag engraving,10cm diameter10cm high (2)Larger with some scratches to the body. Smaller with a crack to the lower section of the body.
Lot 122
A collection of glassware,to include a Victorian Nailsea pattern goblet with a bell form bowl and knoppped stem, 16.5cm high, a 19th-century drummer with an incurved bowl and knopped stem, 12.2cm high, a similar smaller glass with a folded foot, 9cm high, a late 19th century engraved and slice cut mug, 11cm high, a Victorian water glass with etched fern decoration, 13.5cm high, and a holmegaard glass candlestick, designed by Per Lutken, pale blue, with engraved signature, 9cm high (6)Water glass with air bubbles to the bowl due to manufacture. Nailsea goblet with a cullet spot to the bowl due to manufacture. The base of the mug handle is polished. The folded foot glass has a rough mark to the bowl. General wear throughout commensurate with age.
Lot 126
An 18th century drinking glass, c.1785, with a funnel bowl engraved with an ‘OXO’ border, over a tiered facet cut stem with a medial knop, raised on a conical foot, 18.7cm high, together with a later ale flute, early to mid-19th century, with a drawn funnel bowl with slice cut base, over a faceted stem with upper and medial lapidary knops, raised on a conical foot, 22.5cm high (2)Nibbles to the facet cutting on the stem. The ale glass with some fritting to the basal slice cuts.
Lot 127
A collection of 18th century drinking glasses, c.1765, comprising a flute, with a drawn trumpet bowl, over a double series opaque twist stem, with a pair of spiral threads outside a lace twist, 18.5cm high, with a trumpet bowl over an opaque spiral cable stem, 18cm high, another wine glass, with a round funnel bowl, above a double series opaque twist stem, with a multi-ply spiral outside a corkscrew, 15.2cm high, and another example, with a round funnel bowl, raised on a double series opaque twist stem, with a five-ply spiral outside a four-ply spiral column, 15.6cm high (4)Opaque spiral cable glass with an air bubble to the base of the bowl. First funnel bowl glass with a cullet spot to the upper part of the stem. The second funnel bowl example with a burst air bubble to the bowl and a cullet spot to the foot. General wear and scratching.
Lot 128
An 18th century wine glass, c.1765, with a large round funnel bowl, above a double series opaque twist stem, with a pair of spiral threads outside a gauze, 17.2cm high together with another wine glass, c.1750, with a bucket form bowl, over a double series air twist stem, with pair of spiral bands outside a spiral cable, 14.9cm high (2)General wear and scratching.No sign of fleabites, restoration or chips.
Lot 129
A collection of 18th century drinking glasses, c.1740-50, comprising a wine or mead glass, with a cup form bowl over a plain stem, 13.6cm high, a wine glass, with a round funnel bowl with a moulded base, over a plain stem, 14.5cm high, another wine glass with a trumpet bowl, above a tiered stem with a basal knop, 15cm high, and a wine glass, with a moulded bell form bowl, above a plain stem, all raised on a domed and moulded foot, 14.3cm high (4) Note – For a similar example of the last glass see L.M. Bickerton’s Eighteenth-Century English Drinking Glasses An Illustrated Guide, page 144, plate 363.Mead/wine glass with a burst air bubble to the inside of the bowl. Tiered stem glass with a cullet spot to the base of the bowl. General wear and scratching.
Lot 130
An 18th century firing glass, c.1770, with an ogee bowl, above a double series opaque twist stem, with a pair of five-ply spiral threads outside a lace twist, all raised on a thick firing foot, 9.7cm high together with a similar firing glass, c.1740, with a trumpet bowl, a short plain stem and a double or terraced foot, 9.3cm high (2)Opaque twist example with a cullet spot to the bowl. Bowl with heavy scratching to the bases and general wear.
Lot 132
A collection of 18th century drinking glasses, c.1765, comprising a wine glass, with a lipped ogee bowl, over a multispiral opaque twist stem with a medial knop, 14.6cm high, another with an ogee bowl with basal moulding, over a double series opaque twist stem, with a pair of multi-play corkscrews around a pair of spiral threads, 16.1cm high, a large wine glass, with a funnel bowl, above a double series opaque twist stem, with two spiral thread outside a central gauze, 17cm high, and an ale glass, with a drawn funnel bowl, above a double series opaque twist stem, with a pair of corkscrews outside a single corkscrew, 18.8cm high (4)Ale glass with minor frits to the edge of the foot rim. Some air bubbles and cullet spots to the bowl due to manufacture. Large funnel bowl glass with two small chips to the foot rim. Moulded bowl glass with very minor frits to the edge of the bowl rim. General wear and scratches.
Lot 178
A collection of boxes,comprising a Regency Colonial horn mounted writing box, with reeded edges, 43.5cm wide, 28.5cm deep, 11cm high, a Campaign style writing box, 40cm wide, 26.5cm deep, 15cm high, an early 19th-century brassbound rosewood writing box, 35.5cm wide, 25.5cm deep, 15.5cm high, an early 19th century vanity case, possibly amboyna, 28cm wide, 21.5cm deep, 10.8cm high, a Regency burr yew tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, with two hinged canisters enclosing a moulded glass mixing bowl, 33cm wide, 16cm deep, 19cm high, and another similar example, with glass canisters and mixing bowl, 34.5cm wide, 17cm deep, 20cm high (6)Lifting and splits to the horn mounted example. Not all of the interiors are original. All with losses, splits, and wear. The leather on the writing slope smells damp. In need of restoration.
Lot 121
Roman bowl, 2nd century BC.Moulded glass.In very good condition.Attached is a report issued by Ricardo Batista Noguera, former director of the Archaeological Museum of Barcelona, of the Archaeological Museum of Olérdola (Barcelona), of the Archaeological Museum of Catalonia and municipal archaeologist of Tossa de Mar.Measurements: 5 x 21 cm.This is a circular piece with a somewhat open rim. It formed part of a woman's dressing table and was used to store cosmetic creams or ointments. The slightly open rim allowed a thin layer of cosmetics to be gently removed by hand. It was characteristic of women's dressing tables (gineceos) although, due to its size and the lack of air inside it, it is difficult for it to survive to the present day in the same good condition as the one studied here.
Lot 22
COLLECTION OF SILVER TABLEWARE, comprising Queen Anne style sugar caster, Birmingham 1927; a set of six Victorian teaspoons, bright cut decoration, London 1856; a silver mustard pot, London 1896, a two-handled sweet meat tray, Birmingham 1927, with frosted glass inset; a Victorian silver bowl, London 1879; a Walker and Hall hip flask, a silver engine turned pen, etc, total gross weight 650.5 grams / 20.91 ozt. (Qty)
Lot 517
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, GLASSWARES, WOODEN CANDLESTICKS AND A BARK PAINTING, comprising a Royal Worcester four piece gold lustre tea and coffee set, a Royal Worcester Anniversary Golden Moments figurine (sd to rose), a cranberry glass four branch epergne height approximately 58cm, a carnival glass vase and bowl, an opaque pale blue glass lustre (missing drops), a set of five engraved drinking glasses, a pair of turned wooden candlesticks, and a framed bark painting of birds, frame size 47.5cm x 60.5cm (17)
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