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Lot 101
18th century opaque spiral twist cordial glass, the rounded funnel bowl with panel moulded lower body on air twist stem and plain foot, 15cm high Condition: Air bubble, inclusions and other imperfections to bowl, dirt within the ground pontil scar, no chips cracks or restoration. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 104
George III glass rummer, the rounded funnel bowl engraved with hops and motto 'Peace and Plenty', over panel-moulded lower body, moulded bulging stem and plain foot, 8.8cm diameter x 12.5cm high Condition: crudeley made (foot is of irregular shape and slightly off set bowl is not quite perpendicular), otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 105
Rare early 18th Century German engraved glass goblet, attributed to Christian Gottfried Schneider (1710-1773), Warmbrunn, Silesia, circa 1730-40, of dodecagonal form, finely engraved with mottos 'Honour & Honesty' and 'May we Lieve [sic] all The Days of our Live's [sic]', the remainder finely engraved with landscape vignettes, scroll work and a larger panel of Orpheus playing a lyre observed by animals, a stag, lion, fox, dog, rabbits etc, the bowl with projecting arched panels to the base alternately intaglio-carved with landscapes and flowers, on tapering faceted stem with basal knop, the foot under-cut with oval panels, 8.2cm diameter x 13.5cm high Literature - For a footless beaker with similar decoration attributed to Schnieder and featuring a cover, see Olga Drahotova, European Glass, Peerage Books 1983, p.113, plate 77 Condition: May have had a cover. Two flake losses to rim. Some grinding to foot. Pontil scar has been ground out and edge decoration. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 106
Three items of antique glass - Three-colour flask of 'Nailsea' type with pink, white and blue enamels festoons, 13.5cm long, a writhen-moulded cream jug, 11.5cm high, and a small cordial glass with panel-cut bowl (3) Condition: First item has had a collar (now missing), second item has small old loss to scroll tip of handle terminal, third item sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 1328
KNAPPER & DAVENPORT; a George V hallmarked silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1921, a two-piece condiment set comprising pepperette and open salt with blue glass liner with panelled detail, T Wooley, Birmingham 1920, hallmarked silver vesta case, knife rests and 800 grade dish and similar bowl, matchbox holder with embossed detail depicting soldiers, impressed 'Zilpla 90', and an 800 grade posy holder, etc (13).Additional InformationGeneral wear, denting, one of the ivory terminals on a knife rest is loose, the inkwell cover is off set and the hinge is slightly bent.
Lot 1479
JOSIAH WILLIAMS & CO; a Victorian hallmarked silver pedestal bowl with clear glass liner, the bowl with repoussé decoration and pinched rim, London 1899, height 9cm, approx 4.16ozt/129g.Additional InformationThe internal liner is probably a replacement, tarnishing, minor denting/wear throughout, the rim is slightly misshapen.
Lot 1496
An Edwardian hallmarked silver swing handled bowl with damaged blue glass liner and swag motifs to the open work frame, London 1902, height with handle 16cm, weight of basket 5.15ozt/160g.Additional InformationThe blue glass liner is badly damaged, both the main section and handle are hallmarked and the hallmarks are clear. Maker's mark is EJH over NH. Good gauge to the silver, tarnishing and toning throughout but overall in good condition.
Lot 1536
ALBERT EDWARD JONES; a George V hallmarked silver Arts & Crafts three piece condiment set comprising three-handled lidded mustard with matching spoon, and a similar sugar bowl, Birmingham 1920/21, impressed numbers 577 to base, approx 2.9ozt/97g.Additional InformationThe glass liner is lacking from the mustard, minor denting to the body, the salt with dent to the rim and body.
Lot 627
A large group of various silver plated cruets, and further items including pierced bowl and WMF-style twin handled vase with associated vaseline glass liner.Additional InformationGeneral heavy wear throughout, corrosion from salt and pepper. Dents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, rubbing to plate. These are not sets.
Lot 771
GEORGE UNITE; a Victorian hallmarked silver caddy spoon with foliate finial and bright cut detail to bowl, Birmingham 1843, length 9cm, also a pierced repoussé dish, a match box cover, a cheroot holder, an ashtray, a bottle coaster with silver overlay and a pencil, weighable silver approx 1.0ozt/33g, also a silvered and enamelled dressing table mirror and a napkin ring.Additional InformationSome dents, scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc, please refer to illustrations and request additional if necessary. The mirror glass has one small area where the foil is scratched/scuffed, otherwise.
Lot 998
RF MOSSLEY & CO; a cut glass salad bowl with hallmarked silver rim, Sheffield 1923, and further hallmarked silver including a pair of napkin rings, each fitted in original boxes with engraved names 'Raymond' and 'Helen' respectively, a pin dish in a form of a love heart, lidded mustard with blue glass liner, glass match striker in the form of a boot with hallmarked silver collar, etc (10).Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, scratches and scuffs, very minor pin head chips to bowl, match striker with wear / lifting to silver, minor chipping to the bottom rim. Blue glass liner on mustard pot heavily af, pin dish with denting throughout.
Lot 169
FINE PERRIN GEDDES PRINCE OF WALES SERVICE LIQUEUR GLASS CIRCA 1806 - 1810 the slightly flared bowl finely engraved with the Prince of Wales crest and motto ICH DIEN, above a rope band and wrythen bowl bases, on octagonal stems with diamond cut knops and ending in a star cut eight-pointed base, ensuite with the preceding lot (9cm high, rim 4.9cm diameter, foot 5.7cm diameter) Footnote: Note: In 1806 the Prince of Wales visited Liverpool. In gratitude, the Council ordered a huge suite of table glass for him from the local manufacturer Perrin, Geddes & Co. of Warrington. When it arrived, the Prince thanked them for 'the most beautiful and ornamental specimens he ever saw of this valuable manufacture'. The suite took over a year to make, and probably involved the work of a number of craftsmen. The local glass-cutter John Unsworth, who styled himself 'Manufacturer to His Majesty and to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales', may have been one. For a full discussion of the service made by the Warrington glasshouse of Perrin Geddes and Co., see Cherry and Richard Gray, 'The Prince's Glasses, Some Warrington Cut Glass 1806-11', Journal of the Glass Association, 2, 1987.
Lot 170
FINE PAIR OF PERRIN GEDDES PRINCE OF WALES SERVICE WINE GLASSES CIRCA 1806-1810 the slightly flared bowls finely engraved with the Prince of Wales crest and motto ICH DIEN, above a rope band and wrythen bowl bases, on octagonal stems with diamond cut knops and ending in star cut eight-pointed bases (11cm high; rim diameter 6.5cm; foot diameter 6.8cm) Qty: (2) Footnote: Note: In 1806 the Prince of Wales visited Liverpool. In gratitude, the Council ordered a huge suite of table glass for him from the local manufacturer Perrin, Geddes & Co. of Warrington. When it arrived, the Prince thanked them for 'the most beautiful and ornamental specimens he ever saw of this valuable manufacture'. The suite took over a year to make, and probably involved the work of a number of craftsmen. The local glass-cutter John Unsworth, who styled himself 'Manufacturer to His Majesty and to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales', may have been one. For a full discussion of the service made by the Warrington glasshouse of Perrin Geddes and Co., see Cherry and Richard Gray, 'The Prince's Glasses, Some Warrington Cut Glass 1806-11', Journal of the Glass Association, 2, 1987.
Lot 176
THREE GEORGIAN GLASSES 18TH CENTURY comprising a wine glass with a trumpet-bowl and air twist stem with folded foot; a wine glass with an ogee bowl engraved with fruiting vines, above an opaque twist stem, 14.5cm high; and a tankard, with a ribbed rim and gadrooned foot, 11.5cm high (Trumpet wine glass 18cm high) Qty: (3)
Lot 346
LOUIS XV STYLE WALNUT AND KINGWOOD PORCELAIN MOUNTED TEA POY 19TH CENTURY the hinged cover opening to an interior fitted with a cut glass bowl and twin caddies, above a circular Sèvres style porcelain plaque painted with an exotic bird, raised on cabriole legs with figural gilt metal mounts and united by a shaped undertier and ending in sabots (39cm wide, 74cm high, 26cm deep)
Lot 591
GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY ENGRAVED GLASS CORONATION GOBLET DATED 1911 the twin-handled bucket-shaped bowl engraved with a coronet, rose, thistles and shamrocks, bearing inscription GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY/ CROWNED JUNE 22 ND 1911, raised on a faceted stem, containing a silver 1911 three penny coin, with star-cut foot, in original fitted box marked for T. GOODE & CO. (21cm high) Footnote: Provenance: The Earls of Crawford and Balcarres, Balcarres House, Fife, Scotland
Lot 146
Five pieces of cranberry glass, flask, two jugs and two bowls. CONDITION REPORT: The two cream jugs are in good order with no issues. The bowl is not chipped or cracked but is slightly rough in places to the top rim. The fruit bowl is in good order. There is a firing mark to the centre of the ground pontil. The silver plated mounts are in good condition structurally, they are however tarnished and some of the silver plate may be missing. The decanter is in good condition with no chips, damage or repairs. The stopper is not correct and slightly too large.
Lot 204
A modern Chinese gilt porcelain small tea set decorated with enamels on a black ground, a modern pair of Chinese pottery cats, clear glass including two fruit bowls, carafe and beaker, a rose bowl and cover, an Oriental-style vase and a box and cover, also three small modern blue enamelled cloisonné vases (13).
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