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Lot 74
Fußschale und ein Paar Gewürzschälchen Fußschale und ein Paar Gewürzschälchen Wien, 1829 bzw. 1835, Stephan Mayerhofer Silber. Geschliffenes, farbloses Glas. Anbietschale auf drei Rankenstützen und dreiseitiger Plinthe bzw. von Schwänen getragene Muschelschälchen auf ovaler Plinthe. Marken (Neuwirth 2002, S. 15). Besch. H. 15 cm und 8,5 cm. Fußschale und ein Paar Gewürzschälchen A footed bowl and a pair of spice bowls Vienna, 1829 / 1835, Stephan Mayerhofer Silver. Cut colourless glass. Hallmarked (Neuwirth 2002, p. 15). Damaged. Height 15 cm and 8.5 cm.
Lot 106
Flakon und Schale 'Nemours' Flakon und Schale 'Nemours' René Lalique, Paris Farbloses Glas, formgeblasen. Tlw. mattiert, schwarze Emailpunkte. Am Boden bez. Lalique France. H. 15,5 cm und 10,5 cm. Flakon und Schale 'Nemours' A 'Nemours' bottle and bowl René Lalique, Paris Colourless glass, mould-blown. Partly frosted, black enamel dots. Inscribed Lalique France on the bottom. Height 15.5 cm and 10.5 cm.
Lot 1413
A George IV mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, hinged cover enclosing a bowl aperture and a pair of lidded compartments, outlined throughout with brass stringing and inlaid with roundels, turned handles to sides, bun feet, 34cm wide, c.1825; a post-Regency mahogany rectangular tea caddy, hinged cover with flush brass campaign-type handle, enclosing an etched glass bowl and a pair of rectangular canisters, substantial lock, 32.5cm wide, c.1830 (2)
Lot 320
Various art glass items to include a Mdina art glass sweet bowl in the form of an orchid head, width 16cm, signed and numbered to base with factory sticker, boxed with pamphlet and five glass paperweights, one of iridescent globe, one Alum Bay Glass, Isle of Wight penguin, a red and clear cased elephant, a Scottish Selkirk paperweight 'Spindrift', signed and dated 1986, also a large flower cased in clear glass example (6).
Lot 229
A late 19th/early 20th century Continental table centre in the form of an oval bowl with tulip and applied floral decoration, seated putti and a parrot in flight to the top, height 32cm, an Art Deco glass ceiling shade with sunburst decoration, a late 19th century brass and copper serving ladle, a cased 'Unique' universal slide rule, a two non-matching sifters, one with hallmarked silver top, a Majolica-style blue ground vase with floral decoration, height 31cm and a 20th century Sampson-style armorial vase with hand painted crests and gilt-heightened, supported by a metal stand with four paw feet, height 25cm (8). CONDITION REPORT Ironstone vase has some wear to paint. Floral vase appears good. Table centre with putti has chips to flowers and chip to front foot. The lampshade is scratched. The ladle is dented. Sugar casters - silver dented. General wear throughout.
Lot 318
Four pieces of vintage art glass to include Canadian Glass and Robert Held peacock swirl short vase with flared rim, signed with factory sticker to the base, height 9cm, an iridescent onion-shaped vase, unsigned, height 18cm, a heavy walled vase with encased bubbles, height 14cm, a Flygsfors heavy glass bowl with green glass encased bubbles and applied clear glass circles, signed to the base, height 12cm, also three vintage millefiori glass paperweights of various sizes (7). CONDITION REPORT Wear commensurate with age in the form of surface scratches and some deeper scratches. Vase with encased bubbles has a sliver of glass missing from the rim, approx 2cm long. No obvious signs of restoration.
Lot 236
A quantity of Oriental papier mâché teaware, black ground with gilt-heightened dragon decoration to include cups, saucers, bowls, large floral bowl etc, a quantity of cut glass and crystal ware to include bowls, vases, decorative baskets and a quantity of boxed Tetley collectable figures to include music stars, animals, etc (3).
Lot 286
A quantity of mainly Victorian and Edwardian ceramics to include a Middleport Potteries 'Paxton' wash bowl and slop pail, registration no.485142, two Edwardian wash bowls, an Adams Chinoiserie pattern transfer bowl, originally from a copy of a Chinese pattern and one of the first of its style produced in English Potteries, registration no.623294, painted number 5695, an early 20th century flow blue bowl in the Oriental style, an Italian-style Majolica twin-handled bowl with sgraffito decoration of birds and foliage, marked to the base TAY and numbered 1002 and a Queen Victoria glass commemorative plate for the Queen's Jubilee 1837-1887. CONDITION REPORT General wear and tear throughout, no obvious signs of major damage.
Lot 103
A Roman aubergine glass skyphos Circa 4th Century A.D.The bowl with everted rim, a raised encircling band at the shoulder, the body decorated on both sides with a double band of loose linked chain pattern, the trail handles with upturned thumb rests, set on a discoid stem with flared circular foot, 9.5cm high, 11cm diam.Footnotes:Provenance:Private collection, England. London art market, 1992.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 106
A Roman glass oval dish Probably Egypt, circa 5th-6th Century A.D.Yellow-green in colour, the rim folded outwards and over to form a broad, thickened rim, the shallow dish with a central kick and a separately-attached high oval foot with criss-cross tooling decoration on the exterior, 20.6cm diam.Footnotes:Provenance:Private collection, Perthshire, formed from 1900-1965; and thence by descent.Property from a Perthshire House; the Estate of the late Ellen Broun; Lyon & Turnbull, Edinburgh, 29 September 2016, lot 714 (part).Private collection, Edinburgh, acquired from the above sale.The decorative tooling on the foot of this dish is also found on the oval dishes discovered at Karanis in Fayum, Egypt, and published by D.B. Harden in 1936 (Roman Glass from Karanis, Oxford; see no. 17 for a similar bowl). A collection of over 1,000 glass vessels and fragments from Karanis is now housed at the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at the University of Michigan, including several dishes akin to this lot.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 98
Three Roman green glass vessels Circa 1st-4th Century A.D.Comprising a pillar mould-cast bowl, the interior with double wheel cut circles; a jug with folded collar, broad combed strap handle and cylindrical body; and a flask with tall funnel neck and disc-shaped body, 12.5cm diam., 14cm high and 15cm high respectively (3)Footnotes:Provenance:Private collection, UK, formed from the 1960s onwards.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 99
Three Roman glass vessels Circa 1st-5th Century A.D.Comprising an olive green glass bowl, the rim with applied indented ribbon handles; an amber glass flask with piriform body, the flaring mouth with part trail on the edge of the rim; and a green glass jug with a thick trail handle, with funnel rim, the long neck decorated with spiral trail, the globular body set on a tooled foot, 12.8cm diam., 17cm high and 17cm high respectively (3)Footnotes:Provenance:Private collection, UK, formed from the 1960s onwards.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 284
A small collection of 19th and 20th Century coloured glassware in amethyst, amber and Bristol blue, to include three amethyst coloured glasses with triple knop stems, height 16cm, a Bristol blue decanter, height 22cm, an amber glass with etched grapes hanging from vines and a deep bowl, and another with the same subject with a conical bowl (quantity)
Lot 493
A Norwegian glass goblet and cover, in 17th century German style, the domed cover with crown finial, the bucket shaped bowl above an annular knop and teared baluster stem, on a moulded foot, 34cm highCONDITION: Provenance - Andrew Rudebeck collection of glass. The second part of the collection including Roman to 18th century glass will be offered in Gorringe's 8th December Fine sale.Condition - typical minor imperfections and striations to the glass. Wear to the bases consistent with age.
Lot 487
A façon de Venise historismus wine glass, 20th century, the conical bowl above a 'propeller' stem, 16.5cm highCONDITION: Provenance - Andrew Rudebeck collection of glass. The second part of the collection including Roman to 18th century glass will be offered in Gorringe's 8th December Fine sale.Condition - typical minor imperfections and striations to the glass. Wear to the base consistent with age. Chip losses to the merese. Remnants of cleaning agent to glass.
Lot 499
A Chinese Beijing blue glass bowl, 19th century, 13.5cm diameterCONDITION: Provenance - Andrew Rudebeck collection of glass. The second part of the collection including Roman to 18th century glass will be offered in Gorringe's 8th December Fine sale.Condition - typical minor imperfections and striations to the glass. Wear to the bases consistent with age.
Lot 489
A historismus goblet, possibly Salviati, in 17th century style, with applied 'chain' to the bowl above a trailing laddered knop, 17cm highCONDITION: Provenance - Andrew Rudebeck collection of glass. The second part of the collection including Roman to 18th century glass will be offered in Gorringe's 8th December Fine sale.Condition - typical minor imperfections and striations to the glass. Wear to the base consistent with age.
Lot 466
A brewer's diamond point engraved glass rummer c.1800-20, the funnel shaped bowl engraved with a rhyme, 12.7cm highCONDITION: Provenance - Andrew Rudebeck collection of glass. The second part of the collection including Roman to 18th century glass will be offered in Gorringe's 8th December Fine sale.Condition - typical minor imperfections and striations to the glass. Wear to the base consistent with age.
Lot 500
A Victorian red trail glass carafe, 21cm and a shaped rectangular red trail glass bowl, 24cmCONDITION: Provenance - Andrew Rudebeck collection of glass. The second part of the collection including Roman to 18th century glass will be offered in Gorringe's 8th December Fine sale.Condition - typical minor imperfections and striations to the glass. Wear to the bases consistent with age.
Lot 198
A SELECTION OF METALWARE, to include an EPNS openwork basket tray, engraved to the bowl 'Presented to Miss Jessie Lindsay, on marriage 8th June 1910' with a plain polished wavy handle, a three-piece plain polished EPNS, teapot with a black wooden handle on a flat rectangular base with a matching milk jug and double handled sugar pot, together with an openwork EPNS blue glass lined salts dish
Lot 780
A QUANTITY OF CUT AND PRESSED GLASS ETC, to include red and white wine, port, champagne and whisky, vases, punch bowl and glasses, Vincenzo Mason Murano bird, other bird ornaments, snails, paperweights, ship in bottle, etcCondition: Not all pieces have been checked, general condition appears to be good, it must be assumed that some pieces are damaged in some way
Lot 761
A QUANTITY OF GLASSWARE, including nine decanters, assorted vases, fruit dishes, jugs, vases, Chance glass plates, bowl, drinking glasses and carafe, etcCondition: No all pieces have been checked, two vases have chipped rims, some decanters havce chipped stoppers, chance glass spiral plates have nibbles to the edge
Lot 803
A GROUP OF ASSORTED GLASSWARE, including a heavy cut glass fruit bowl with hallmarked silver rim by Walker & Hall, a set of eight Stuart crystal wine glasses, a large decanter and stopper, a celery vase, water jug, vases etcCondition: Not all pieces checked, general condition appears good, the decanter with the handle has several chips and reglued handle, late 19th/early 20th Century. The other decanter has red staining, no chips or cracks. The knopped and footed vase is in good condition, late 19th/early 20th Century
Lot 200
A QUANTITY OF SILVER ITEMS, to include a set of six Victorian teaspoons, designed with a shell bowl, twisted stem and apostle tops, a silver egg cup hallmarked London 1963, a pair of silver Victorian sugar tongs, shell detailed bowls, embossed scroll detailed handles hallmarked Birmingham 1898, two napkin rings with London and Birmingham hallmarks, a single rat tail teaspoon hallmarked London, together with approximate gross weight 148.1 grams, together with two continental silver and glass lined salts, stamped 800, a napkin ring stamped 800, a blue guilloche enamel teaspoon, signed David Anderson, Norway sterling 925s and a bouquet of flowers paper weight stamped 800, approximate gross weight 198.9 grams
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