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Click here to subscribeA 19th Century Bohemian opal glass bowl in the manner of Josef Ahne, the footed shouldered ovoid bowl with everted rim, hand enamelled with a scene of a lady to a landscape setting over the white ground with gilded borders, mounted with metal rim and foliate scroll base, unmarked, height 15.5cm.
A 20th Century Murano sommerso glass bowl, attributed to Mandruzzato, of triform with facet cut panels, internally decorated with blue, green and ruby core, retains partial original paper label, together with a similar sommerso bowl in blue and clear crystal and another bowl of organic pulled form with an internal cinnamon core and cased in clear. (3)
A matched three piece silver tea service, each piece of oval half reeded form, comprising; a teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 12cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 7cm high and a cream jug, 6.5cm high, teapot and sugar bowl hallmarked S Glass, Birmingham 1904, the cream jug hallmarked *A, Chester 1903, together with a pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, total weight approx 15oz (4)
A firing glass, c1770, the fluted ogee bowl engraved in diamond point Ann Scarber May 4th 1834, on double series opaque twist stem and terraced foot, 96mm h The inscription commemorates Ann Scarber, who was born at Spilsby, Lincolnshire, in 1834. For a glass of comparable form in the Hartshorne Collection, see Bickerton (L M) - Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses, fig. 669 Manufacturing scar on foot
A Viennese transparent enamelled glass beaker, ranftbecher, early 19th c, the flared and cut bowl enamelled with a rectangular amber flashed and gilt framed scene reserved with the title Der Kochbrunnerien Wiesbaden, 12cm h Slight scratch on title and minor wear to gilding on angles, not chipped, nor cracked
A Victorian silver openwork sugar basket, the annular bowl pierced with tracery, oval paterae and formal scrolls beneath an everted rim, swing handle with cartouche finial and a contemporary frosted glass liner, 20cm h overall, by E & J Barnard, London 1865, 6ozs Undamaged, no repair, light erasure from cartouche
Varied collection of 19th century Cranberry glass, to include: Dimpled and sprigged baluster shaped jug, two heart shaped dishes with loop handles, similar circular dish with loop handle and cream jug, ewer with clear glass stopper, ruby glass specimen vase, plain cranberry glass fruit bowl on three feet, three other shaped bowls, cream jug with waved clear glass stem, sucrier with clear glass stem, another baluster bowl with a similar stem, butter dish and cover, sugar sifter etc. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
A group of silver to include: Edwardian monogrammed milk jug and sugar bowl, by Robert Pringle, London, 1901; Edwardian hob nail cut glass scent bottle wtih silver collar and hinged cover (stopper lacking) by JJ, Birmingham, 1900; George III plain fiddle pattern sugar nippers, by GN, London, 1801; two Modern 925 napkin rings and a pair of white metal (untested) Art Nouveau pepper pots with opaline glass liners, apparently unmarked, weighable silver approx 10.30 ozt (320.5 grams)
An Austrian Art Nouveau cold painted spelter and glass figural centrepiece c.1900the purple iridescent glass bowl in the manner of Loetz, raised on a figural stem in the form of a maiden in flowing robes on spreading base height 45.7cm.Condition: Good condition commensurate with age. Glass free from chips or damage. Some minor blistering/atmosphere reaction to silvered area as of maidens robes
Mid 20th century Italian Murano Art glass large sommerso centrepiece bowl, a vase and a cockerel sculpturefirst of moulded sculptural form in red, orange and green, the vase of twisted design in red, yellow and blue, (3)first length 56cm., second height 29cm., Condition: The centrepiece in good condition without chips. the vase without chips but with surface scratches to interior. The cockerel has a chip with loss to rear of comb
Beautiful hand blown white, silver flecks, copper aventurine, millefiori flower murrines, and twisted ribbons Italian art glass bowl/ashtray. Documented to the A.Ve.M. (Arte Vetraria Muranese) company. The pattern is published in the company book. The bowl has a squared shape with tall sides. There is an indent on one of the corners for a cigarette. Made in Murano, Italy Avem factory label to bottom base. Issued: 1950sDimensions: 9"L x 7.25"W x 2.5"HManufacturer: Avem - Arte Vetraria MuraneseAge related wear.
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