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Lot 909
A REGENCY ROSEWOOD SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED TEA-CADDYWith twin lidded interior, raised on gilt brass ball feet, 33cm wide; 18cm highCondition report: Later associated glass mixing bowl Interior of caddies with little silver foil left to interiorSome minor scuffs, marks and general wear with some slight fading in places commensurate with use and age.
Lot 1224
A GROUP OF FIVE SMALL ENGLISH DRINKING GLASSES (5)18th centuryComprising; a wine glass with bell bowl and inverted baluster stem, 13.75cm high; an opaque twist firing glass; a firing glass with bell bowl; two small wine or liqueur glassesThe folded foot of the baluster wine glass is misshapen and so does not rest flat. Small chip to the inside of the rim. The other glasses in overall good condition.
Lot 1274
TWO OPAQUE TWIST WINE GLASSES (2)Circa 1765The first with a rounded funnel bowl engraved with flowers, the second with ogee bowl, each raised on a double series opaque twist stem and plain foot, 14cm and 16cm highThe first glass is possibly later engraved. the second glass with two shallow chips around the underside of the footrim.
Lot 1437
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR CASTER AND TWO FURTHER ITEMS (3)The Britannia Standard sugar caster of baluster form, in the mid-18th century taste, London 1896, height 18.5cm, a silver mustard pot, of cylindrical form, decorated with a gadrooned rim, London 1831, with a blue glass liner, (cracked) and a circular bowl, with partly fluted decoration, Sheffield probably 1913, diameter 8.5cm, combined weight 403 gms
Lot 1494
A FIVE PIECE SILVER AND BLUE ENAMEL PART DRESSING SET (5)Comprising; a hand mirror, Birmingham 1937, a clothes brush, a hairbrush, both Birmingham 1938, a faceted glass powder bowl and cover, Birmingham 1935 and a lidded toilet jar, Birmingham 1938Condition Report; Hairbrush; There are several fine scratches to one area of the back of the enamel. Brush is loose in mount.Clothes brush; a few surface scratches to the enamel, a few dents to the side of the mount, brush rather worn and a bit grubby.Mirror; Few scratches to the enamel, particularly towards the centre of the back, chip to the left hand side of the handle, glass ok.Two or three small shallow dents to the handle.Powder bowl; Tiny bruise tot the enamel towards the top. Lid fits nicely to the base, glass bowl has a few scratches to the underside, no significant chips to the rim.Toilet bottle; Enamel in good condition, lid fits tightly to the glass, few fine scratches to the underside.
Lot 118
A collection of glass ware, to include a Whitefriars vase, in the Scandinavain style with a polished rim, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 25.5cm high, two Hadeland etched vases, a large Skruf glass vase, designed by Bengt Edenfalk, 25.5cm high, two Welz style splatter vases, a Simon Moore glass bowl, with a folded rim, a Whitefriars glass jug, together with six Portmeirion coffee cans and saucers (qty.)Condition report: One coffee can with a repaired chip to the foot, the remainder with loss and wear to the decoration. Some chipping to the rims of the splatter vases. General wear surface marks.
Lot 121
A pair of Victorian cut glass sweetmeat pedestal dishes and covers, possibly Irish, each with a hollow blown faceted finial above a shaped roll rim, printie cut body and faceted stem and foot, 32cm high, together with a glass rummer, c.1830, with a slice cut bowl, 15.5cm high (3)Condition report: One with a chip to the base of the finial. One with a chip to the foot. Marks to the cutting throughout. Rummer in good order.
Lot 215
An 18th century drinking glass, c.1750, the bucket bowl above an twist stem with an upper and medial knop, 19.5cm high, together with a pair of 19th century goblets, each facet cut with a hollow blown stem, 18cm high, a engraved Riedel glass, 15cm high, and a Royal Copenhagen porcelain whistle, modelled as a bird, 13cm wide (5)Condition report: English drinking glass cracked and chipped. General wear and marks throughout.
Lot 224
A collection of glass tableware, 18th century and later, to include a wine glass, c.1780, engraved with flowers and a bee opposing, raised on a facet cut stem, of possible Jacobite interest, 12cm high, a pair of dram glasses, each with a deceptive bowl, raised on a short stem with bladed knop, 12.5cm high, a drinking glass, with cup bowl raised on a lemon squeezer foot, 10cm high, another example with an engraved bowl, with a folded foot, 12cm high, another example with an engraved and moulded bowl, a facet cut glass raised on a short stem with a bladed knop and Thomas Webb & Sons intaglio cut wine glass, with ogee bowl and tapering stem, acid marked, 16.7cm highProvenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts CollectionCondition report: Webb glass with chip to foot. Facet cut glass with the flared bowl is chipped to the rim. General wear and surface scratches throughout.
Lot 320
A collection of 20th century studio and art glass, to include a tangerine vase, 19.5cm high, two decanters with oversized stoppers, an Italian ruby vase by Opalina Fiorentina, 41cm high, three further vases, one of bulbous form and the others oval, a large Polish wine hock of red ground, 50cm high, a small quantity of modern cut glass, a Murano glass fish, a carnival ashtray and a cut-glass orange bowl, together with a Scheurich ceramic vase marked 629-40, 41cm high.Condition report: Largely good, little chip out of the base of the fish. Overall good condition, but some surface scratches and a few small chips to the rims.
Lot 62
An assorted collection of silver items, comprising a set of three napkin rings, by William Oliver, Birmingham 1899, a toast rack, by Synyer & Beddoes, 10.5cm long, a mustard pot with spoon, raised on four feet, a pepper caster, 8cm high, a sweetmeat bowl, a cut glass jam jar, 14cm high, a sauce boat by Barker Brothers of Chester and others similar, approx. 14ozt (13)Condition report: Evidence of scuffs, blemishes, and surface scratches throughout
Lot 8
A group of silver and silver plates wares to include a silver rimmed cut glass bowl, a silver rimmed decanter stand and cut glass ship's decanter, two silver plated entree dishes, a silver plated gravy boat, a silver plated mustard pot with glass liner, a silver plated scalloped edge bowl by Mappin & Webb, a canteen of Webber & Hill stainless steel cutlery (boxed), a horn beaker with brass mounts and further itemsCondition report: One handle of entree dish detached, silver tarnished; mustard pot lacking matching spoon
Lot 210
A Sevres pottery cup and saucer with blue and gilt decoration; a Meissen pottery spherical jar and cover with floral applique decoration, 13cm high; a blue and gilt potpourri jar and cover, 4cm high; two gilt decorated teacups with floral panels; an Aynsley china white and floral decorated pot and a glass semi-circular bowl decorated with a pair of birds, 32cm wide x 11.5cm high (8)Condition report: Sevres saucer with large repaired cracks to the base and chip to the rim with losses to the gilt decoration; teacup with hairline cracks to the base; Meissen jar and cover with chips and losses to the applique decoration and larger chip to the inside rim of the jar; potpourri jar with losses to gilt decoration and small chips; both gold teacups with hairline cracks to base and each with a small chip to rim; glass bowl with chips to three of four corners of the base
Lot 99
A silver mounted cut glass decanter and stopper; various other decanters and stoppers; an overlaid glass oval hors d'oeuvres dish; a pair of similar vases; a heavy glass vase, the base engraved 'Lalique'; a similar square dish; two bowls marked Tiffany; a modern tazza; a Baccarat crystal poodle; an Art Vannes crystal elephant; a Halcyon bowl with guilt metal mounts and other assorted glassware (37)Condition report: At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report
Lot 124
A group of metalware to include a pewter teapot stamped by James Allan Sheffield; six pewter tankards, two stamped English Pewter; a mustard pot with lid and spoon and blue glass liner; a pewter sugar bowl with spoon and blue glass liner; a brass bell with turned wooden handle; a pair of brass candlesticks, 19cm high; a copper ale mulling funnel; a copper and brass hunting horn, a postman's alarm type clock and a ship's clock, the enamelled dial marked with roman numerals, 20cm diameterCondition report: Metalware with dents and scratches as expected with age and use, ship's clock lacking mechanism, bell with chime repaired
Lot 103
An early Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form with original interior and a 19th century cut glass mixing bowl, having turned ring handles and turned bun feet, 35cm wide x 20cm deep x 21cm highCondition report: A small area of damage to the rectangular section on the top, small chip to the front right and left corner, and veneer chip to the back right corner, otherwise in good condition
Lot 26
A large and heavy Bornholk (Denmark) brown and blue glazed table lamp base (35cm not including plastic electrical fitting), together with a broken porcelain bowl for restoration, hand-decorated with exotic birds and with gold anchor mark to underside, a large blue bowl, and a multicoloured glass paperweight
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