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Click here to subscribeAn extensive Thomas Germany dinner service highlighted with gilt banding, comprising coffee and teapots, cups, saucers, serving plates, tureen etc, A Minton Haddon Hall pattern bowl, an amber glass press moulded cake stand along with a similar pink glass bowl decorated with flowers etc Condition Report: Not available for this lot
Two boxed Coulport goblets commissioned by Mulberry Hall to commemorate the 1900th anniversary of founding of the city of York, the other to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the completion of York Minster and the end of five years' work of restoration, both designed by D Brindley A.R.C.A. A Gray's Pottery hand-painted bowl decorated with flowers and foliage, a Royal Winton Tazza, an electric converted brass oil lamp, the body decorated with acanthus leaves upon a circular hardstone base, with floral glass shade etc Condition Report: Available upon request
Ceramics and Glass - a pair of Staffordshire Indian Tree pattern ginger jars and covers; a Staffordshire wash jug and bowl; a pair of Japanese Chokin vases; a Wedgwood Angela pattern trinket dish; a cut glass pedestal bon-bon dish; a cut glass crystal bunch of grapes; two stainless steel cigar cutters, cased; qty
A 19th Century mahogany square washstand, the double rising top enclosing two glass dishes and a Copeland wash bowl, over a single drawer on square chamfered supports united by a pot shelf, 35.5 cm wide x 35.5 cm deep x 82.3 cm high, together with a Victorian mahogany framed and upholstered gout stool, 50 cm x 36 cm x 40 cm high, a mahogany framed circular piano stool, 34 cm diameter x 48 cm high, a caned folding chair, a Victorian needlework decorated fire screen table on tripod base, 81 cm high, a further early 20th Century needlework decorated fire screen, 75.5 cm high, two mahogany framed bedroom chairs and an early to mid 20th Century painted cast metal dressing stool in the Louis XV taste
A collection of various glassware to include Isle of Wight glass lustre ware mushroom paperweight, Bohemian ruby glass overlaid stag decorated fruit bowl, two coloured glass hock glasses, set of six 19th Century trumpet-shaped glasses, three 19th Century rummers, onion-shaped decanter, cut glass water jug, plain tapering water jug, glass rinser, etc
A set of eight 19th Century graduated bell metal cup weights, largest 8.5 cm diameter x 5.7 cm high, a plain bell metal mortar, 13.5 cm diameter x 10 cm high, a 19th Century lignum vitae string box, 12 cm diameter x 12.5 cm high, various other treenware including oak candlestick, wooden-handled mortar, oak bowl, Ross's of Belfast bottle, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup bottle by Curtis & Perkins, two glass balls, a small quantity of books including "Picture Story of Preparing Tea" in wooden boards, one volume "The Royal Princesses of England" by MRS MATTHEW HALL, published London 1871, tooled and gilded cloth board bound and other small items various
A pair of Mary Gregory style footed jugs, one with stopper, a smaller similar jug and a pair of glasses, all decorated with children in a white landscape; together with three graduated ceramic jugs commemorating the jubilee of Queen Victoria; and a set of mid-20th century pink glass dessert serving bowl and dishes. Viewing/collection at West Woodlands BA11 5ES. Payment at Standerwick BA11 2QB. No booking required. Lots to be collected within 7 days.
James CarpenterBowl, from the 'Calabesh' series, circa 1972Hand-blown glass with polychrome rods. 14 cm high, 26 cm diameterProduced by Venini, Murano, Italy. Interior and exterior of bowl with paper labels printed vetri/vmm/02/murano/murano.Footnotes:LiteratureMarino Barovier, ed., Venetian glass: The Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu Collection, New York, 2000, p. 219 for a similar exampleFranco Deboni, Venini Glass, Catalogue 1921-2007, Volume 2, Turin, 2007, pl. 323 for a similar exampleThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ΩΩ VAT on imported items at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Five pieces of Holmegaard glass: comprising a small smoked ice bucket by Per Lutken, a larger pale blue ice bucket, probably by Jacob E. Bang and a pale blue shallow dish, each with glass lug and rattan handles, together with a heavy oviform bowl and a circular pale green 'fried egg' bowl, diamond point marks to bases, circa 1960-70, large bucket 20cm high.
Sir Winston Churchill's brandy balloon, circa 1960With large tulip shaped bowl decorated in white enamel with monogram WSC, outlined in gilding, signed E Pope, with plain stem and foot, 21cm highFootnote:This superb brandy glass, along with lots 665 and 667, has come to light following the sale of another from the set, sold in these rooms, Tuesday 9th March 2021, lot 710. They are offered for sale for the first time, having come directly from a branch of the Churchill family. The original set consisted of six such balloons, the whereabouts of the remaining two is currently unknown.Provenance:Sir Winston Churchill and thence by family descent.
A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars Threaded bowl designed by William Butler, footed, flaring form blue threaded on flint glass, unsigned, 14cm. high Literature Lesley Jackson, Whitefriars Glass The Art of James Powell & Sons, Richard Dennis Publications, page 121 plate 102 for a comparable bowl illustrated.
An Art Nouveau patinated bronze table lamp with Daum glass shade, in the manner of Edouard Colonna, the bowl cast in low relief with radiating leaf design on bun feet, with knopped foliate stem, flaring shade support applied with butterfly motif, with mottled pink glass shade shade signed Daum Nancy, 52cm. high
Quantity of decorative china and glass to include a Victorian Staffordshire pottery figure Of a man wrestling a lion, Victorian Bretby jardiniere on stand, Royal Doulton wash jug and basin, various antique and later china and glassCondition report: Staffordshire figure- lion has paw missing. Jardiniere- cracked from rim down through the bowl. Stand- appears to be in good condition.Wash jug and bowl - gilding is worn but otherwise good.Victoria cup and saucer- handle restored and cup is cracked all over. Saucer is good.
Royal Doulton Carlyle teaware, other tea and dinner ware, ornaments and glassCondition report: Overall good condition, would benefit from a clean. No major damages visible at first sight. Ladle has been broken and reglued. Lid missing from “Goldchina” sugar bowl, some chips to edges of side plates from the same set.Doulton set looks good overall.
Quantity of cermaics and glassware including Royal Stafford tea ware, blue and white ginger jar on stand, cut glass wine glasses, wash jug and bowl etcCondition report: Wash bowl is square formed (See additional image) and measures at the widest points 39cm x 35cm (outer edges). Hairline crack in the bowl running from one side to the other. Chip to underside of the rim and firing crack to the base. Jug is in good condition.
6th-4th century BC. A silver discoid bowl with flared rim and prominent raised central boss surrounded by circles; at the external base a double circle from which are radiating elongated ovules, worked in light repoussé.See similar bowl in the British Museum, accession number 117839, in Hughes, M.J., Analyses of silver objects in the British Museum Treasures, Treasures, The World’s Cultures from the British Museum, London, 2009, p.30.72 grams, 12.5cm (5"). From an important London W1, gallery; previously acquired 1970s-1980s.Libation bowls, known as phialai or mesomphaloi, were used for holding wine in ritual and ceremonial settings and were made from many materials - glass, ceramic, and many kinds of metal. The vessels of each imperial xšaçap?van (Governor of the Achaemenid provinces, in Greek satráp?s) were often made of precious metals, like this one. The raised central boss was a feature designed to allow the bowl to be comfortably held on the finger-tips. [No Reserve] Fair condition, repaired.
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