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Click here to subscribeA 19th Century Bohemian footed goblet possibly Schachtenbach having a knopped circular foot rising to a facet cut and ringed baluster stem with an internal multi series opaque and ruby colour twist threads set with a large funnel bowl, the whole cased in opal over cranberry crystal and flash cut with a fruiting vine above panels, S/D, height 19cm. ILLUSTRATED.
A large pair of 19th Century Bohemian lustres possibly Neuwelt each with a domed petal edged foot rising to a knopped and flared trumpet form body with petal edged rim cased in opal glass over deep royal blue and flash cut in Gothic panels with gilded foliate scroll detail, each with applied clear crystal buttons and facet droppers, height 30cm. ILLUSTRATED.
A large 19th Century Bohemian pedestal vase possibly Neuwelt or Steinschönau having a domed circular foot with compressed knop below a shouldered ovoid body with flared neck having a petal edged rim, the whole cased in opal crystal over ruby ground and flash cut in panels over enamelled with floral studies with gilded foliate borders, height 35cm, minor wear.
A 19th Century Bohemian pedestal vase possibly Neuwelt or Steinschönau having a facet cut circular foot rising to a tulip form bowl with flared petal edged rim, the whole cased in opal over cranberry and flash cut with oval panels within Gothic panel borders decorated with a lady to interior setting in prayer with a study of a crane to landscape opposing, height 29.5cm, minor wear. ILLUSTRATED.
A pair of 19th Century Bohemian tulip vases possibly Neuwelt or Steinschönau having a facet cut circular foot rising to a tulip form bowl with flared petal edged rim, the whole cased in opal over cranberry and flash cut with oval cartouche panels with Gothic panel borders each hand enamel decorated with a lady in period dress, height 29cm, minor wear. ILLUSTRATED.
A late 19th Century Continental table centre epergne having domed circular foot rising to an integral frill rim bowl set with a flared single trumpet with frill rim, the whole cased in opal over a graduated cranberry decorated with applied cherub transfers with enamelled and gilded foliate scrolls, height 41cm.
A large 19th Century Stourbridge glass épergne having a deep frill rim bowl with central hollow blown baluster column rising to a gilt metal mount, to the centre a tall baluster form posy vase with flared rim flanked by three swollen ovoid posy vases each with flared rims set to a clear crystal side arm. The whole detailed with applied drawn crystal trim over the graduated "Sunrise opal" ground, height 59cm. ILLUSTRATED.
A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass preserve or sugar box possibly by Stevens & Williams, the compressed rounded square section body cased in clear over a random air trap ground in citron and opal and decorated with hand gilded flowering blossom boughs, the whole set with plated cover and arched swing handle, width 12.5cm.
A late 19th Century Stourbridge "Rainbow" ware vase possibly Thomas Webb & Sons of shouldered square section with knocked in dimple body and a shallow collar neck, the whole cased in relief moulded, wrythen fluted clear crystal over a pale pink, turquoise and opal spiral ground, height 19cm.
A GOOD LATE VICTORIAN GOLD, ENAMEL AND OPAL PENDANT BY Mrs NEWMAN, 10 SAVILE ROW, LONDON organic form of openwork design the bright green enamelling over textured unmarked gold and set with four large opals, marked "MrsN" on the suspension loop, in original gilt tooled green leather box, marked in gilt lettering inside the cover "Mrs Newman Goldsmith & Court Jeweller 10 Savile Row W" 7cms long NB: Mrs Phillip Newman was the pupil, later assistant to John Brogden, she exhibited with Brogden at the Paris Exhibition Universelle 1867 and was presented with a medaille d'honneur in 1878 for her work with Brogden. He died in 1885 and she set up on her own at Savile Row, mainly working on commissions, her jewellery is rare, of very high quality and individual.
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