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Lot 203
T.G. Jackson for James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars Limited - a pair of straw opal wine glasses, the ovoid bowl with cylindrical spreading rim on inverted teardrop stem and circular foot, 13cm high ** The shape illustrated Jackson, Whitefriars Glass, Richard Dennis publications - Pl 6, p.g. 98, item iv.
Lot 799
Victorian Period Excellent Collection of Carnival Iridescent Glass Bowls (3). Various colours, sizes and designs. Good lot, green colourway bowl. Size 9'' - 22.5 cm diameter; Tiffany's Favrile Colourway Footed Bowl 8'' - 20 cm diameter, 3.25'' - 8.20 cm high. All bowls excellent condition, no issues. Please see photographs.
Lot 1069
MEISSEN; a late 19th/early 20th century figure group of a wood cutting boy and girl with blue crossed swords and impressed number 994 (af), height 15cm, and a bronzed figure group on a slate base, also a cut ruby glass comport, diameter 35.5cm.Additional InformationThe Meissen figure has had restoration particularly to the hands and bowl, please refer to illustration and request additional if necessary.
Lot 1784
ADIE BROS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled foliate motif pierced bowl with cast rope twist rim, raised on four outswept feet with clear glass liner, Birmingham 1928, width 25.2cm, and a pair of candlesticks on loaded bases, weighable silver approx 13.7ozt/426g.Additional InformationThe candlesticks in poor condition, numerous dents, scratches, nicks, misshaping etc and the bowl with some indentations, further general wear, the glass liner with some small nibbles and fritting to rim.
Lot 961
MDINA; a glass lollipop vase, with internal decoration in the 'Sand and Sea' pattern, signed to base, height 21cm, and a Poole Pottery bowl (2).Additional InformationThe Mdina vase has some surface nibbles and light scratches and marks as well as dirt and manufacturing imperfections. The Poole vase similar with concentrated scratches to bowl interior and further light general wear.
Lot 973
JAMES HAKE; a tenmoku glazed stoneware vessel with impressed marks, height 14cm, a bowl by Margaret Curtis (af), and a slender blue glass vase with mottled detail by Matthew Bate. (D)Additional InformationMargaret's bowl has chip to rim (size of chip approx 4mm), the glass vase has small chips and nibbles to rim, otherwise general wear. James Hake bottle vase has small chips to the bottom right edge of the vase, otherwise good.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 2053
A 19th Century Bohemian glass centrepiece, green glass, the bowl to top hand painted with roses, raised on a knopped stem and cylindrical base with matching floral decoration and gilded throughout, together with a black opaline glass table pedestal centrepiece, hand painted with floral foliage (2)Size: Green centrepeice - 30.5cm tall, black bowl, 19 cm tall.
Lot 2057
A large glass bowl with blue trailed decoration, Venice, circa 1560, height 16cm, diameter 32cmNote: there are a group of these vessels, two in the V&A, all seem to have been the same glass house and possibly the same workman. All have the same basic construct with wrythen decoration and blue trailed decoration and small exploded bubbles, (these were at the cutting edge of glass technology, the largest glass item that could be made at the time). These vessels were not for use but a 'statement' item and it is possible Queen Elizabeth I might have seen this bowl.
Lot 57
A collection of silver and silver plate, including a Sheffield plate tray, a cut glass and plated claret jug, a damaged silver filled candlestick, a small silver capstan inkwell and shell shaped dish, three Exeter marked teaspoons, four silver coffee spoons, plated quaich style bowl, wine bottle coaster, sugar sifter and jug
Lot 315
A George II trumpet shaped wine glass, drawn stem with tear inclusion, spreading circular foot, 18.75cm high, c.1740; an 18th century sweetmeat glass, bell shaped bowl, knopped stem, domed foot, 14.25cm high (2) Condition Report: The wine glass with small chip to rim, the sweetmeat glass in good order
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