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Lot 320
A 19th Century clear crystal drinking glass by John Northwood, the slender round funnel bowl acid etched with a Greek Warrior with shield and spear between repeat borders, mounted to a slender slice cut stem abov e a circular spread foot. Etching glass by drawing a pattern in a layer of wax on the surface of the glass and then plunging it into hydrofluoric acid was first practised in the late 18th century. The process was developed commercially in the 1840s. By 1861 John Northwood (1836-1909) and James Northwood (1839-1915) at Wordsley, West Midlands, were among the first major producers to use it extensively. They had earlier invented the template etching machine for inscribing the pattern through the wax. With the invention in 1864 of a gear-driven, geometric etching machine, interlocking patterns such as loops or the ever-popular 'Greek key' border patterns were applied to virtually all table glass. They were used especially on the new paper-thin glass that appeared in the 1870s.
Lot 512
An early 20th Century Thomas Webb & Sons hock glass the spread foot rising to a swollen faceted stem with basal and upper faceted knops below the pale lime over clear crystal flared bowl, intaglio cut and polished with trailing foliage and bunches of fruit between printie cut borders, acid marked, height 19cm.
Lot 617
An early 20th Century Stevens & Williams double colour cased wine glass having a slender ogee form bowl with everted rim cased in blue over citron over clear and flash cut with a triple S form scroll with palmette motifs and foliate scrolls all above a clear crystal baluster form stem and circular spread foot with matched decoration, pattern number 38844, circa 1908, height 21cm.
Lot 65
A 19th Century drinking glass in the 18th Century taste, large round funnel bowl with basal hammered finish above a double series opaque twist stem with multiply spiral band outside a pair of heavy spiral tapes, raised to a shallow circular foot, height 16cm, together with a similar period continental colour twist drinking glass, height 11.5cm. (2)
Lot 1218
Victorian sterling silver figural centre piece hallmarked London 1851, maker: Edward & John Barnard, presented inscription to base from the cooperation of London to James George Howell Esquire for appreciation 1913 chairman of accounts, mounted with an ornate two children and a tiger playing under a grape tree, supporting the original cut glass centre bowl, height 52.5cm approx
Lot 14
A group of ecclesiastical silver and silver plated items, comprising a matching Victorian silver pedestal cup and urn with engraved key decoration, the cup 'Drink ye all of it', 4.5 by 8cm, and the urn 'For this is my Blood', 3.5 by 10.5cm, both Birmingham 1859, Aston & Son, a clear glass baluster shaped vessel for anointing oil, with silver plated lid, 14cm, a hinged spoon with part covered bowl engraved IHS, apostle terminal, marked Oldfield Liverpool Patent, 13.5cm, and a Victorian silver spoon with gilt bowl, bead pattern, Chawner & Co (George William Adams), London 1844, 10.5cm, 3.75toz combined silver weight. (5)
Lot 58
A Victorian silver and cut glass bon bon dish and stand, the silver domed circular lid with cast flower finial and foliate engraved decoration, initialled 'B' and 'F' to reserves, JE, London 1867, 3.06 toz, the etched and clear glass bowl of tapering form with lobed rim and conforming stand, 18 by 16cm high.
Lot 106
Ca.100 AD A wonderful free-blown bowl made from a dense, translucent, pale-green glass. The vessel sits upon a rounded base with a smooth pontil scar and boasts tall walls which turn slightly inwards at the rim. A pair of wheel-cut lines are displayed along the interior just below the rim and give the bowl a personalized appearance. Thick sections of fiery silver and rainbow iridescence accentuate the soft verdant hue of the bowl and make this a gorgeous example of fine Roman craftsmanship. Base repaired in antiquity, Good condition. 100x35mm;125gr. Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1970s on the UK and European art market. All Items sold by Pax Romana Auctions come with a professional Certificate of Authenticity and FREE domestic and international shipping.
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