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Lot 92
ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR HUKIN & HEATH, LONDON ELECTROPLATED CRUET SET, CIRCA 1880 of triangular form, with central holders containing a glass bowl, salt, pepper, mustard pot and bottle decanter, flanked by angled dividers, stamped maker's marks H&H/ 2150 (Dimensions: 22.5cm high)(22.5cm high)Footnote: Literature: Lyons, H. Christopher Dresser: The People's Designer 1834-1904, ACC, 2005 p.40-41 pl.40 & 41 Note: For similar designs for cruet sets see Pevsner’s drawings from Dresser’s accounts books, circa 1936.
Lot 587
RENÉ LALIQUE (1860-1945) 'EGLANTINES' CLEAR AND FROSTED GLASS BOWL, INTRODUCED 1926 the exterior with an allover foliate design, impressed stencilled mark R. LALIQUE and acid-etched mark FRANCE, with original Lalique box, 14cm diameter; together with a LALIQUE 'PAQUERETTE' DISH, of canted square form, moulded with a tinted green border of flowers, etched stencil marks R. LALIQUE/ FRANCE, 14.5cm square (Qty: 2)
Lot 591
RENÉ LALIQUE (1860-1945) 'POISSONS' OPALESCENT GLASS DISH, INTRODUCED 1921 with spiralling sardines enclosing a bubbled centre, moulded marks R. LALIQUE, 31.5cm diameter; and a LALIQUE 'POISSONS' BOWL, moulded and wheel etched marks R. LALIQUE/ FRANCE/ NO. 3212, 20.5cm diameter; together with a LALIQUE 'COQUILLES' BOWL, introduced 1924, the underside moulded with four scallop shells, with etched maker's mark R. LALIQUE/ FRANCE/ NO. 3204, 13cm diameter (Qty: 3)
Lot 347
Ca. 3150 - 2686 BC. Rare Egyptian Early Dynastic Period alabaster offering bowl with flat rim, cut to the underside; flat shoulder rounding to the body; Fine Condition. 80x200mm; 3.152x 7.88 in; 2010g; Ca.400 AD. A blue-green glass double balsamarium formed as a pair of conjoined tubes with slightly flared tops with thickened rims and scrolled handles, the base bulbous and flattened beneath, the body iridescent. 235x180mm; 9.259x 7.092 in; 108g; Provenance: From an old London collection, acquired on the UK art market in the 1980s.
Lot 353
Ronald Stennett Wilson - Wedgewood / King's Lynn - Standard Sandringham - A set of five 1960's retro vintage studio art glass candlesticks / tea light holders to include; three 13cm candlesticks, one 14 cm candlestick with a large bowl and a 25cm candlestick. All having a translucent peach glass colourway. Measures; 21cm tall.
Lot 136
Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf - a Jodhpur pattern hock glass, the bowl cut and enamelled with an Islamic style frieze of foliate motifs and enamelled in red, blue, green and yellow with profuse gilding, on a tapering stem facetted beneath the bowl, the circular foot cut and coloured with a blue border of a flower chain, Germany, c1900, 20.5cm high
Lot 159
Murano Glass - four latticino glass items - a dimple beaker in aventurine and white; a small bottle vase, in white and pink; a miniature dimple vase in aventurine, green and white; and a two handled low bowl of aventurine, ruby, green and white, applied with colourless putto mask handles, Italy, max height 9.5cm x max diam 14cm (4)
Lot 23
Mid-18th century important political wine glass, the rounded funnel bowl above a plain stem and folded foot, the bowl with diamond point engraved "Our Liberty preserved by Taylor", 15cm high. Note: purchased Christies, February 1995 Lot 126, the engraving is possibly a reference to Joseph Taylor who served as MP for Ashburton from 1739-41, the engraving done in the style of the so-called "calligraphic master" as recorded in Charleston's article in the Burlington Magazine May 1994, which lists a further 13 glasses by the same engraver dating to the 1720s
Lot 13
An important early 18th century heavy baluster wine glass with bell bowl with tiered solid base and large annulated knop above basal knop, domed and folded foot, 17cm high. Note: from the Grant Francis Collection illustrated "Old English Glasses" plate 5 No 26, purchased Sothebys 1/2/82 Lot 164
Lot 8
Absolon decorated blue glass rummer, ovoid bowl with gilt decoration to the front "A present from Yarmouth" with horse drawn Yarmouth cart below, gilt floral decoration verso, 13cm high. Note: this glass appears on the front of Dr Stuart's book "Glass in Norfolk", purchased at Sothebys 16/10/72 Lot 22
Lot 17
A 20TH CENTURY FINELY WORKED GILT FILIGREE OVER LAID CONTINENTAL CRANBERRY GLASS BOWL with gilt serrated edge rim and ornate splay feet 13cm high 14.5cm diam together with A PALE GREEN SODA GLASS GOBLET WITH KNOPPED STEM and decorated body band of hunting scenes with figures, horses and dogs 17cms high
Lot 901
A GOOD LATE REGENCY FIDDLE BACK MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS TEA CADDY OF LARGE SIZE with petal carved mouldings and inlay Tunbridge ware panels, ringed side handles and shallow bun feet. The lined interior fitted with a pair of Sheffield plate caddies flanking a cut-glass blending bowl 41cm wide 19cm deep 21cm high
Lot 15
MOSER KARLSBAD SLOVAKIA A GROUP OF FOUR AMETHYST GLASS DRESSING TABLE PIECES comprising a large oval tapering facet-cut Bowl 16cms wide, a shallow rectangular Dish 24cms across, a shouldered rectangular Toilet Water Bottle 10.5cms high and a facet cut tapering circular Atomiser with screw-on gilt metal mounts 17cms high - each piece with a cut gilt scrolling foliated band and friezes of Etruscan figures
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