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Click here to subscribeA collection of silver plate and pewter cutlery and table wear to include a good selection of mixed flatware, a glass bottomed pewter tankard having an engraved Chinese dragon, a pewter lidded jug with a rams head finial, a footed bowl of reeded design, and a footed ice bucket with garland engraving.
A selection of silver to include a set of four picture back teaspoons, TW, London, circa 1780, each Old English pattern spoon decorated with a phoenix to the reverse of each bowl, 12.5cm long with a an erotic corkscrew, stamped 'Sterling', a silver pencil and two small silver topped glass dressing table jars (8)
A late 19th century hobnail cut spirit decanter and cover of barrel form, having a silver plated spigot, height 20cm, together with a cut glass pedestal bowl, glass jug, various other glass ware (8). Large rinser with numerous fine frits to top of banding.Plating to top on barrel is tarnished.Stopper to decanter is wrong.Large comport with large chip to underside of rim.Lemonade jug with chip to handle.
A mid 18th century pedestal wine glass having double opaque twist stem, acid etched bowl and on conical foot (chip to bowl), height 14.5cm, together with one other similar example (with two large chips to foot), one other with clear air twist stem, together with a later conical wine (4)CONDITION: Floral engraved example with 7x8cm surface chip to top rim.Spiral twist stem glass with two chips to foot rim, 12mm and 5mm.Conical glass with small chip to footrim.Knopped stem glass with 10mm chip to footrim.
A late 19th Century Stourbridge miniature pedestal sweetmeat dish circa 1890, with a wavy rim, the shallow fluted dish reverse acid-cut with a stylised floral pattern, the whole raised to a curled stem and petal foot, 9.8cm high together with a late 19th century footed sugar bowl, with a cut-knopped stem and frosted engraving, the rim and foot coated with ruby glass and with cut through notches, 13cm high (2) Provenance: The sweetmeat a virtuoso piece from Jeanette Hayhurst's exhibition in 1990 on Acid-Etched Glass (1850-1930).
A Cumbria Crystal goblet-shaped vase dated 1975, the gently tapered bowl set on a heavy knop and foot, finely wheel engraved by Robert Ellison of Meadows Glass with Godwits Wading in Marshland signed to the lower right hand corner, 17.5cm high Ellison was known principally for his bird engravings
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