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Lot 230
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.
Lot 105
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).
Lot 109
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
Lot 141
A mixed lot of silver items, comprising: a Victorian cream jug, by Hayne and Cater, London 1838, part-fluted decoration, a swing-handled sugar basket, London 1871, a sugar vase and cover, of urn form, pierced decoration, with a blue glass liner, London 1898, a cream jug and sugar bowl and a cream jug, approx. weight 42oz. (6) Provenance: Sold by the Executors of the late Pamela Spater (d.2018), Amersham, Buckinghamshire.
Lot 441
A mixed lot of silver items, comprising: a modern silver-mounted glass salad bowl, by W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1996, circular form, plain mount, the glass body with moulded decoration, diameter 25.5cm, plus a two-handled quaich, of lobed circular form, by George Adams, London 1889, and a two handled bowl, Birmingham 1929, approx. weighable 11oz. (3)
Lot 51
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a pair of vases, a bowl, a silver-mounted glass glue pot, a five-piece dressing table set, four dishes, a cased part manicure set, six cased teaspoons, and other small items, including flatware, and a continental electroplated blotter, approx. weighable 18oz. (qty)
Lot 66
A mixed lot of silver items, comprising: an Edwardian silver watch stand, by William Hutton and Sons, London 1902, modelled as a sprig of mistletoe, plus an ashtray, an inkwell, a pin cushion, eight silver photograph frames, a pair of vases, an Indian bowl, a South East Asian cigarette box, eight silver-mounted glass scent bottles and jars, a toothbrush case, a brush set, two spoons and an electroplated bowl, approx. weighable 6oz. (qty)
Lot 764
THREE PIECES OF SKLO UNION GLASS FROM THE CZECH REPUBLIC, to include a sculptural sommerso vase by Zelezny Brod, probably designed by Miroslav Klinger, approximate height 26cm, together with a Chribska glassworks moustache bowl by Josef Hospodka, approximate length 31cm and a bowl of wrythen form, approximate height 9cm
Lot 783
AN ORNATE FACON DE VENISE STYLE GLASS GOBLET, the bowl having gold leaf and white whiplash decoration and two applied dragon figures, the hollow blown stem also has applied decoration, the foot has similar decoration to the bowl, the foot is broken and a prunt is broken to the stem decoration, height approximately 28cmcondition:The foot has been glued the entire diameter to one side of the stem, middle fin on one tail missing, one prunt is chipped on a scroll under the bowl, some of the upper wing tips on the dragons are squared rather then pointed but they aren’t sharp or thinner to the touch so may have always been this way.
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