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Click here to subscribeAn early 20th Century Stevens & Williams drinking glass with a lipped ogee form bowl cased in amythest over lime green over clear and flash cut with an upper band of diamonds above radial mitre cuts, raised to a hollow blown clear crystal baluster form stem with upper facet knop all above a radial star cut foot, height 19.5cm.
A late 19th Century J & L Lobmeyr crystal glass shallow circular bowl circa 1886 engraved by Franz Ullmann with an image of Aurora in profile within a deep border decorated with engraved owls and cockerels within foliate scroll work, portcullis mark to the lower border. A similar plate also with the head of Aurora in profile is found in the Cologne Museum of Applied Arts.
A Mappin & Webb silver twin handled bowl (London 1901), a silver twin handled trophy challice etched "J.W.H Bath W.V.F June 58 July 64" (London 1905 by Holland Aldwinckle & Slater), a silver bowl of rose form (Birmingham 1961 by BBF Ltd), a Georgian silver open salt of eliptical form with blue glass liner, the sides with pierced decorated (London 1766 by TW & Co), a oval silver open salt with pierced and swag decorated sides raised on ball and claw feet with blue glass liner (marks rubbed), together with a cased set of six modern silver napkin rings of plain form bearing over-sized hallmarks (London by JHH), and a selection of various other silver items to include a pair of Norwegian sterling silver salts and peppers of cornucopia form, two salt spoons, two further silver napkin rings, a pair of silver tongs, and a pair of white metal nips, approx 27 ozt total weight
A box containing assorted decorative china to include a Chinese Imari punch bowl, an amber coloured glass witches ball, J & G Meakin "Cotswold" plates, etc, together with a black and white print of landscape, a record player and various 78 rpm records CONDITION REPORTS Witch's ball only - modern reproduction, various faults to the glass.
A set of five George III rummers, each with band of engraved detail above a conical bowl to single knopped stem and lemon squeezer base, height 13.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Each glass has nibbles to the corners of the base, some very small, two glasses with bigger chips. One seems to have an imperfection to the rim. Apart from wear to bases and some to the bowls, condition is good.
A group of various clear cut glass items including three bowls and a preserve jar, also a peach glass centrepiece/rose bowl decorated with a figure of a seated lady, diameter 35cm, and five further coloured glass items. CONDITION REPORT: Lady: nibbles to the corners and rim of the base with one longer chip (approx 1 x 0.5cm). Tiny nibble to the top of parasol. Stand: major chip to base and another to top part, two smaller chips to rim. Bowl: appears good.
A Victorian opaque and cranberry tinted glass epergne with central flared trumpet stem, three similar smaller vases and crimped bowl, height 59cm. CONDITION REPORT: No major damage visible to any part. Some surface wear, tiny scratches. Some dirt. Tarnish to metal mounts, mounting of one of the liners needs re-attaching.
A green carnival glass circular bowl decorated with peacocks alternating with grapes, on three outswept supports, diameter 20cm, a bowl with flared rim decorated with two seated peacocks, a further similar example entitled "Luck", and four further bowls (7). CONDITION REPORT: Bowl in centre of main image has a small chip/blemish to the rim. Slightly rough to touch. Peacock bowl has a chip to the rim (see additional image). Green bowl (back right of main image) has a chip to the foot. Postage to UK address approx £22.50 plus VAT
An octagonal faced blue and white paperweight type scent bottle with circular stopper, height including stopper 9.5cm, a small oval hobnail cut glass scent bottle with yellow metal screw cap, length 7cm, and a Georgian Bristol blue glass bowl with central ribbing and outswept rim, diameter 13cm (3).
Two pre-1945 Lalique glasses, one with bell-shaped bowl and pierced rectangular stepped stem, etched mark to base and numbered 5023, height 18.5cm, the second with black painted cockerel to the stem, etched mark to base, height 12.5cm, and a set of six Art Deco glass tumblers (8). CONDITION REPORT: Both glasses appear good. Minor wear to surface.
A small quantity of ceramic jugs including an example with a scene of Sebastopol, an Ironstone blue and white jug, a large green and white Alfred Meakin jug, a small cranberry coloured glass jug and bowl and a tall cranberry coloured glass vase with side pieces and overpainted with a swag of gilt and blue flowers (9).
A George V hallmarked silver manicure set comprising two circular silver lidded pots, a nail buffer and four sheath handled implements, all in a fitted box (no scissors), William Adams, Birmingham 1931 and an Edward VII hallmarked silver pierced circular bowl with spreading foot, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908 and two silver topped glass pots, one with a central monogram, WJ Myatt, Birmingham 1926, combined weighable silver approx 3.44ozt.
A small collection of silver items including an Edward VII hallmarked silver bowl and vase with fluted rims, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1907, a pair of Art Deco style silver teaspoons, Travis Wilson & Co, Sheffield 1957, a small silver pierced swing handled basket, Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1908, two pairs of sterling silver mounted glass coasters, a silver mounted swing topped hobnail cut glass ash pot, a silver topped navette form hobnail cut trinket box, a mother of pearl handled silver bladed butter knife, two silver mounted glass bottles of various shapes, a small pair of silver tongs, two silver condiment spoons and four silver cruet items, combined weighable silver approx 6ozt.
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