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Click here to subscribeThree various eighteen century drinking glasses, comprising: two various opaque-twist wine glasses, each with an ogee bowl and double series stem, circa 1760, approx. 15cm high; an air-twist wine glass with bell bowl, mid 18th century, 17cm high; and a later copy of an air-twist wine glass Provenance: From a private Oxfordshire collection.
A reproduction cameo glass lamp base, acid etched with a landscape, signed Galle Typ, with metal tripod mount, 36cm; a cameo glass bowl and cover, late 20th Century, leaf design in brown over a bright yellow ground, raised on four bun feet, 14cm diam; and another glass vase with gilt overlay with trailing vine design against a green ground, 31cm (3).
A Victorian presentation silver epergne, by Elkington and Co., Birmingham 1882, shaped oval form, the ends mounted with two reclined griffins, with ball supports and scroll tails, pierced foliate scroll decoration, stylised borders with two oval cartouche bracket feet, with a central oval bowl support, with a cut glass bowl, (small chip top border), and with a presentation inscription, length 50cm, approx. weight 110oz.
QUANTITY OF VARIOUS POTTERY AND GLASS TO INCLUDE; NAO PORCELAIN MODEL OF A GOOSE, THREE CHINA FIGURES, STUDIO CRACKLE AND COLOURED GLASS CIRCULAR BOWL, OTHER STUDIO GLASS WARES VARIOUS, 1970's CLEAR GLASS VASE, 12 1/4" (31.1cm) high and a QUANTITY OF BOXED (AS NEW) GLASS WARES AND GIFTS VARIOUS
19th century and later coloured glass including a cranberry jack in the pulpit vase, enamel painted vases and jugs, overlay glass bowl, pair opaque painted glass bottle shaped vases, pair decanters and other glassware in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A collection of George III and later drinking glasses, including ale flutes and a larger pedestal dish, with ogee shaped bowl and folded foot, 17.5cm (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Generally, the overall appearance of the glasses is good. Bubbling and surface scratches are visible throughout. One glass with more noticeable chipped foot rim. Polished and un-polished pontil marks. The pedestal appears to be late 19th/early 20th century and bearing bubbles and signs of wear including an internal glass fracture to the stepped base. The majority of pieces look clean.
A George III clear twist wine glass, with flared bowl, 16.25cm, with an opaque double twist wine glass, with replacement foot (2) CONDITION REPORT: clear twist- Bowl and base with signs of pitting. No obvious rim chips. Some general scratching. Opaque double twist- Crazing to the base of the bowl. Stained firing crack to side of bowl which is raised internally but externally smooth. Internal horizontal bubble towards base of stem. Later foot attached to stem.
A pair of 19th century wine glasses, each bowl of conical form with fluted cut detailing and etched garland decoration above a knop stem raised on a spreading circular foot, 13.5cm (2) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: Each glass with small multiple chips to the rims. The foot rim of one bears two small chips and a dirtied pit to the stem. Otherwise, no obvious clouding and surface appearance is good. Decoration is not fine but appears well.
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