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Click here to subscribeNICOLA SCHELLANDER (Scottish, contemporary); an art glass vase with splashed yellow detail on blue ground, signed to base, height 15cm, a satin finished yellow ground vase, indistinctly signed to base and a bowl with trailed decoration, marked to base 'MK '10 GP' (3).Additional InformationLight general wear, some scuffs and marks to the satin finished vase.
GEORGE DAVIDSON; three pieces of blue cloud glass to include hexagonal bowl with posy holder, circular bowl on stand, and a pair of blue frosted glass candlesticks (5).Additional InformationThe hexagonal bowl with chip to the rim, general wear throughout, chipping to the interior of the posy holders, large circular bowl with chipping to the edges of the panels, chipping to the stand on the pedestal bowl.
A mixed group 19th century and later Bohemian and English ruby and cranberry glass tableware including lidded bowl with green handle, further bowls with cut decoration, lidded floral decorated jars, etched vase featuring moose head, wine glasses etc, approximately forty five pieces in total (some af).Additional InformationSome items with chips and/or nibbles, further scratches and general wear, too many items to individualise, but assume at least a general level of wear commensurate with age and use.
An early 19th century ale glass with conical bowl engraved with wheat and leaves, height 16cm, a pair of ale glasses engraved with wheat and leaves on square lemon squeeze bases, height 12.5cm, and two further engraved ale glasses (5).Additional InformationLargest glass in in good order. The two with square bases have chips around the bases. The two remaining ale glasses are both in good order.
A Japanese coffee set for eight decorated with a dragon in relief comprising coffee pot, coffee cups & saucers, sugar bowl; Chinese hexagonal teapot, decorated with fruit, brass handle; a set of six Figgjo, Norway Norse Skuter plates; a cut glass vase, Commemorative cut glass decanter, coupes; silver plated coffee & hot water pot, sugar bowl & creamer; etc. qty.
Glass Caviar Dish from the German Embassy in Prag (Prague), fine glass dish with slightly fluted stem and circular base. Glass bowl is acid etched to both sides with swastikas and “Deutsche Botschaft Prag”. Set comes with the small glass caviar bowl and Aplacca marked silvered holder. Set remains in very good overall condition. Stands 17cms tall. Prague was a very important city in the eyes of the Third Reich, they used the city as the gateway into eastern Europe and was vitally important in the planning of the invasion of the Soviet Union. Many official engagements took place at the Prague embassy during the pre-WW2 and early wartime years, including many functions held by SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Reinhard Heydrich who was deputy protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia until his assassination in 1942 by Czech agents serving with the British Special Operations Executive (S.O.E).
A LARGE VICTORIAN CARVED MAHOGANY FOLK ART TEA CHEST POSSIBLY IRISH, MID-19TH CENTURY of sarcophagus form, all over carved with bands of leaves, the hinged lid with a seated farmer holding a gun with his dog and a dead hare, the naturalistic base strewn with shamrocks, the body with relief panels of figures with deer, a stag, a bear with vines and the back with bulrushes, the corners with lion monopodia, the interior with twin lidded divisions flanking a cut-glass sugar bowl, with a Hobbs & Co brass lock 30.7cm high, 37cm wide, 22.6cm deep
λ AN EARLY VICTORIAN TUNBRIDGE WARE AND EBONY TEA CADDY ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BARTON, C.1840-50 of sarcophagus shape, decorated with floral mosaic bands, the hinged lid with a specimen wood parquetry panel, enclosing a fitted interior with a glass sugar bowl flanking a lidded compartment with an ivory handle, with key 12.9cm high, 21.5cm wide, 13.2cm deep
A MIXED LOT:- A small baluster milk jug, a pair of pepper casters, a two-handled sugar bowl, initialled, a drum mustard pot and matching salt (blue glass liners), both initialled "W", three other condiments, a small cigarette box with an engine-turned cover, fifteen various tea/coffee spoons (some with initials), five various condiment spoons and a George III Bead pattern cream ladle; the latter 4.9" (12.5 cms) long; 31.4 oz weighable silver (lot)
A VICTORIAN ENGRAVED CIRCULAR BUTTER DISH AND COVER with pierced sides, bead borders and a knop finial, (with a non-matching glass liner), by George Adams, London 1865, together with a small fluted bowl, and a late Victorian waiter, crested, by Charles Stuart Harris, London ; the latter 7.2" (18.2 cms) diameter; 22.25 oz (3)
A MIXED LOT:- An early 20th century clear glass inkwell with a mounted tortoiseshell cover, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1924, a hexagonal mounted glass spill vase, a set of four small late Victorian salts, a pair of "quaich" salts, a small cream jug, a small "Jersey" can, two antique caddy spoons, three small ladles, a punch ladle bowl, a small mouse figure, a set of six coffee spoons and a small quantity of condiment and other spoons; the vase 8.6" (22 cms) high; 19.5 oz weighable silver (lot)
Alvar Aalto for Iittala Maljakko clear vase, a Norman Stuart Clarke iridescent vase shouldered and bulbous, the green ground with blue iridescent decoration, a grey bubble glass small trinket dish, Arne Jacobsen for Stelton Lauffer Danish stainless coffee pot and four pieces of Rosenthal floral decorated chinaCondition ReportMaljakko vase has some surface scratches, scuffs and numerous accretions. The Norman Stuart Clarke vase has some minor surface scratches and accretions. Lauffer coffee pot has surface scratches, scuffs, tarnishing. Glass bowl has surface scratches. Rosenthal china has some surface scrarches. All have general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See attached images
A group of four mid 19th century glass rummers, various cut glass champagne flutes etc.CONDITION: One of the pair of rummers - very minor nick to outside edge of rim, hardly noticeable; other rummers good. One champagne flute with obvious chip to bowl rim, clearly visible; three of the four wine glasses with chips around bowl rims. Others good.
A Stuart Ivanhoe pattern part suite of drinking glasses and sundry other glasswareCONDITION: Tallest set - one glass, very minor nick to bowl rim, almost not noticeable. Smallest set of sherry glasses - one glass shallow chip to bowl rim, approx. 2 x1mm; all other Stuart crystal glasses good. One of the two Victorian press-moulded glasses large chip to bowl rim, clearly visible, approx. 10 x 4mm; Vase good.
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