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A glass rolling pin with wooden handles

A Portmeirion pottery vase decorated in the Botanic Garden pattern, of baluster form, 25cm high, two further baluster vases, three jardinieres, a rolling pin, four storage jars with wooden lids, 18cm high, and three smaller with wooden lids, 7cm high. (14)

19th Century glass rolling pin, the black body with white fleck decoration, 38cm wide

A group of kitchenalia. Two Gripstand ceramic bowls, vintage Pyrex oven table glass rolling pin (boxed), A model Morphy Richards Auto control iron. both Gripstand bowls has cracks

A mixed collection of glass items to include: art glass ash tray similar vase, rolling pin, bells, trays etc

Two glass rolling pins, one with floral design with indistinct inscription, further pin with a streaked red and blue design (2)

Three boxes of mainly ceramics and glass including Torquay pottery, two Don pottery daisy jugs, Victorian Burslem dinner service, pearlware meatplates, Bristol blue glass rolling pin etc (three boxes)

Five boxes of mixed 20th century glassware and 19th century metalwares and ceramics, including copper kettle, brass candlesticks, snooker scoreboard and a Bristol blue glass rolling pin (five boxes)

A white ceramic rolling pin with blue wooden handles

A Victorian Nailsea red and blue blown glass rolling pin. W.42cm

A Victorian globular stoneware teapot, applied in white with flowerheads, inscribed Mr & Mrs Parker, Sheffield, 20cm high, c.1890; a Scottish Nursery plate, printed in black with It Will Never Do, moulded flower border, 19cm diam, c.1840; others; a Staffordshire flatback; otehrs; a milk glass rolling pin; etc

A 19th Century Gilt Decorated Opaque Glass Rolling Pin Together with Four Tumblers

An Edinburgh Crystal clock, a Caithness atomiser scent bottle and a glass rolling pin

A quantity of mid to late 20th century glass to include a Victorian nailsea rolling pin with feathered decoration and a glass ship underneath a glass dome together with two decorative cardboard boxesLocation: 10:2

An unusual Victorian blue glass rolling pin, engraved to a Katey Redfearn, label stating by repute of Katherine Ann Redfern was born Tilery, Stockton on Tees, 1882, this rolling pin was made in Sutherland Glass Works by her Uncle in 1889, 22cm wide,  and a Chameleon ware bowl (2).

A 19th century Bristol blue glass rolling pin, 35cm long, two 19th century cordial glasses wheel engraved with ferns, and a small lidded glass tankard with pewter mounts and white enamel, ruby flashed and gilt decoration, 10.8cm high CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

A Bristol blue glass rolling pin - slight damage to one end

A collection of 7 vintage storage jars ( 1 no lid) along with a pottery rolling pin

Quantity of Bristol Blue and other glass, 18cm high and smaller Condition: Wear to decoration on rolling pin. **Ceramics & Glass/Oriental - We endeavour to mention any post-production damage we can see, either with the naked eye or a magnifying glass. Where requested, we will place the item under UV light to check for professional restoration. We do not automatically mention such standard occurrences as fine glaze crazing or kiln dust which are by-products of manufacture as opposed to signs of damage. **Due to current lockdown conditions this is an online-only sale and bidders are only able to view lots by appointment. Please therefore read the following: As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey. Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.

A VICTORIAN ETCHED ROLLING PIN 16ins long.

Pair of Victorian Decorated Blue Glass Jugs with Shaped Handles. 12 Inches High, with a Blue Glass Decorated Souvenir Rolling Pin, 14 Inches In length ( 3 ) In Total.

A collection of assorted items including marble rolling pin, grinder, shaker, kitchen implements, etc, (one box)

Portmeirion Botanic Garden rolling pin, watering can, mugs etc

A 'NAILSEA' TYPE ROLLING PIN a large French vase (damaged) and 19th century blue glass scent bottle

Three Staffordshire black and white spaniel ornaments, 26cm, a blue glass rolling pin, 38cm long and a blue jasperware teapot with classical decoration.

A tray containing five pieces of T.G. Green blue and white Cornish ware to include rolling pin, two jugs and two lidded storage jars.

GLASS VASES, GLASS ROLLING PIN, ROSE BOWL, TUMBLERS, WINE GLASSES AND OTHER ASSORTED GLASS WARE.

A large Victorian blue glass rolling pin, painted with various ships and verses. 77 cm long.

130+ black and white stills and Front of House cards, including A Fistful of Dollars, Paint Your Wagon, Enter the Dragon, The Rolling Stones, A Town Like Alice, Accident, Born Free, Carousel, Dancing Pirate, Deadlier Than Male, Dear Mr Prohack, I Am A Nymphomaniac, The Anniversary, Sunswept, The Sea Shall Not Have Them, The Smallest Show on Earth, The Deserter, The Silence, The Tomb of Ligeia, some duplicates, most 10 x 8 inches.Provenance: From The Michael Armstrong Cinema Collection.Condition Report: Most in very good condition, ageing, discolouration, some pin holes, handling marks, grubby marks, light creasing mostly to edges, some with plot summary snipes to reverse.

A Nailsea glass black and white splash rolling pin circa early 1800's, 36cm long

A Wedgwood Edward Ravilious travel pattern bowl, 21 cm diameter, a jug, decorated cat, 20 cm, a rolling pin, lacking handles, and an opaque glass plate, 20 cm diameter (4)

A group of brass and copper, to include brass spirit kettle, brass tray with bamboo modelled gallery, brass rolling pin, copper measure, Picquot ware kettle, etc. Click here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.

Antique kitchen treen, including a rolling pin and two turned potato mashers

A collection of cranberry glass, including a rolling pin, 29cm, two sugar sifters, a cut glass Bohemian dressing table jar and cover, large goblet, decanter and various other items

Assorted ceramic items including Portmeirion Botanic Garden rolling pin, green glazed jardinière, etc.

Two trays of china to include; Portmeirion Botanic Gardens vases, cups and saucer, rolling pin, a Mason's Ironstone dresser jug, various Wade porcelain animal pin trays and viking boat design trinket bowl, Wade ring bowl with baby on a swan in the centre, Ewenny pottery jug, art pottery mug etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A TRANSFER-PRINT ROLLING PIN OR NAILSEA SALT, CIRCA 1860 cobalt blue glass with sentimental verse flanked by graphics of the sailor's farewell and a brig -- 15½in. (39.5cm.); together with two further in opalescent and green glass (3)Condition report: Transfers typically warn, each end opened but in good overall condition.

A selection of kitchenalia, including: storage jars and mixing bowls; a soda syphon; blue and white salt and pepper; Cornish ware by T.G. Green; and a similar jug by Clover Leaf; two decorative trays; a Pullmans rolling pin, and another.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCANDINAVIAN POTTERY ROLLING PIN 38cm in length; a Royal Copenhagen faience pottery bowl by Inge-Lise Koefoed, 11cm diameter x 6cm in height and a Scandinavian pottery tile decorated with a lady sorting fish, 18cm wide x 17cm deep (3) Condition: a hairline crack and crazing to the rolling pin; Copenhagen bowl in good condition with some crazing on the inside; tile in good condition possibly very minor surface marks

Collection of 19th century brass wares to include a small strong box with key and coin slot to the hinged lid, 15 x 13cm, large rolling pin and a crimping roller machine, (3)

19th C. coloured glass, an amethyst glass rolling pin, 40 cm, a campana form Bristol glass egg cup and two emerald glass wines.

A NAILSEA PINK GLASS ROLLING PIN, 36.5cm long; together with TWO NAILSEA FLASKS. (3)The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.The three pieces in generally good condition without or cracks. 

An impressive George III eight-day musical longcase clock with moonphaseRichard Bullock, Ellesmere, circa 1775The substantial seven pillar triple-train bell striking movement with T-shaped plates, anchor escapement regulated by seconds pendulum and playing a choice of seven tunes every three hours on a graduated nest of ten bells with twenty hammers via a 11.25 inch pinned cylinder mounted transversely across the upper edge of the backplate, the 13 inch brass break-arch dial with subsidiary tune selection dial annotated EASTER HYMN/MARCH IN PTOLOMY/BANK OF FLOWERS/BEILLISLE MARCH/ROAST BEEF/NANCY DAWSON/HARVEST HOME to the symmetrical foliate scroll engraved dial centre incorporating oval reserve signed Rich'd Bullock, Elles mere, No. 539 around the calendar aperture to lower margin, within applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with Arabic five minutes to outer track, with scroll pierced blued steel hands and crested female mask and scroll cast spandrels to lower angles opposing subsidiary STRIKE/NOT STRIKE and CHIME/NOT selection dials to the upper, beneath arch with rolling moonphase incorporating conforming mask-centred mounts to lunettes and unusual Classical capriccio landscape painted decoration opposing starry sky with a comet to the concentric age-of-the-moon annotated lunar disc, in a case possibly by Gillows of Lancaster with carved lobed finials over dentil cavetto moulded swan-neck pediment incorporating leafy pendant scroll and blind-fretwork infill over ogee bolection moulded break-arch glazed hinged dial aperture enclosing gilt leaf carved mask around the dial, flanked by free-standing Gothic cluster columns and the sides with rectangular sound frets and conforming columns set against bargeboards at the rear, the trunk with dentil cavetto throat and blind fretwork frieze over ogee lancet triple arch-topped flame-figured door flanked by cluster columns to angles, the plinth base with stepped ogee top mouldings over shaped chevron-line panel bordered fascia flanked by moulded canted angles over ogee bracket feet, 241cm (95ins) high excluding top finial; 254cm (100ins) high overall. Provenance: The beneficiary of the Estate of a private collector, East Midlands. Research undertaken by Brian Loomes places the earliest record of the Bullock family of clockmakers in Ellesmere, Shropshire through the Baptism of Sarah Bullock daughter of Edmund Bullock, clockmaker on 8th July 1708. Loomes further notes a baptism of an Edmund Bullock at nearby Wrockwardine in 1686, which most likely records the year of his birth. Of Edmunds work several turret clocks are known (including an example made for Chirk in 1712), numerous longcase clocks many of which are numbered, a sundial dated 1726 and at least one table clock. Edmund Bullock's son, Richard, was born in 1718/19 along with his twin sister, Hannah. Richard followed his father in becoming a clockmaker, although his exact dates appear to be unrecorded it can be safely assumed that he was working, probably alongside his father, by around 1740. Richard also numbered his clocks and maybe continued the series first established by his Edmund although there are no records to confirm this. The current lot is a particularly impressive example and would have been a very expensive commission most likely placed by a very wealthy local land owner. The mechanism is rare in that it has survived unaltered, which is unusual for a musical clock of this complexity. The quality of the case certainly befits that of the movement and exhibits details which may support an attribution to Gillows of Lancaster; namely the ogee-moulded frame to the hood door, fine quality carving to the pediment and sparing/restrained use of parquetry stringing. Condition Report: Movement is complete and appears all original with no visible alterations or missing items and replacement limited to some historic re-pinioning (undertaken at time of past servicing to counter wear in the relevant pinions). The hammers and bells generally sound cleanly on the bells and testing through manual operation of the mechanism suggests that the pin/hammer tail engagement is generally very good. The tune selection feature is present and functional however the return spring that holds the lateral position to the barrel is a bit weak for its purpose. Although the trains will run/operate the mechanism is generally in dirty/neglected condition so will need a gentle clean/service before putting to use.The dial is generally in good original condition albeit with some discolouration, tarnishing and wear to the finishes. All functions (calendar, strike/time selection, moonphase, tune selection and seconds) are operational. The moon disc has some slight flaking to the painted decoration otherwise is in very good original condition.The movement retains its original seatboard. The seatboard however does not stretch to the full width of the cheeks hence much of the support is reliant on blocks applied to the inside of the cheek uprights; such blocks are present but appear fairly recent. The upper surface of the cheeks however appear undisturbed. Due to the seatboard appearing a little narrow for the case we cannot offer any assurances that the movement and dial are original to the case.The case is generally in good condition with faults mainly limited to age related bumps, scuffs, wear, a few very small repairs and slight shrinkage. The finish is a little flat hence case would benefit from a good polish. The hood has carved gilded wood dial surround applied to the inside edge of the mask. This is an unusual (and visually striking) detail may not be original which adds weight to the probability that the movement and dial are not original to the case (as this detail serves to 'adjust' the dimensions of the mask to accommodate the current movement and dial). Notable other faults to the case include a length of slender dentil moulding missing from the throat to the left hand side, a vertical shrinkage crack to the left hand side of the trunk. The moulded skirt and ogee bracket feet are replacements probably dating to the early 20th century.Clock is complete with pendulum, three weights, case key and winder. Condition Report Disclaimer

KITCHEN WARES TO INCLUDE CUTTING BOARDS, ROLLING PIN, GRATER ETC

19th century Bristol blue glass rolling pin, with printed and gilt decoration of a schooner, crossed union flags, and inscription 'I wish you well', L36cm, together with another 19th century green glass example, L39cm

Painted Sailors Glass Rolling Pin "Love the Giver"

A mixed group of treen with kitchenalia including a pastry roller, rolling pin, etc, also a part set of copper balance scales.

Five Carved Wood Butter Rollers, Victorian, carved with a thistle design, 6.5ins, stylised wheat ear, 6.75ins, rosebuds, 6.5ins, wheat ear, 6.25ins, a stylised design, 6.5ins, and a butter roller of two-handled rolling pin design, 6.125ins

A Thomas Farrer "Isobel" Pottery Rolling Pin, printed in blue with advertisements for "Coombs' Eureka Flour", "Kilverts' Pure Lard", "Coombs' Aerated Pastry Flour" and "Mason's Extract of Herbs", with wooden handles, 21ins

A BOX AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARES ETC, to include two clay pipes, Aynsley 'Little Sweetheart' dish, oriental ginger jars (missing covers), glass rolling pin, painted details (faded), German been tankard, Besmo carving, Hammersley coffee pot, etc

A collection of vintage treen including boxes, rolling pin and intricately carved items.

Quantity of assorted items to include two metal buckets, marked 'Coca Cola', brass candlesticks, small music centre and speaker, assorted prints, model necklace holder, assorted kitchenware to include rolling pin, earthenware casserole, white dinner plates and side plates made by Maxwell Williams and assorted games (4 boxes)

A small collection of miscellaneous glassware to include modern paperweights, rolling pin, vase etc

Two boxes containing a collection of 19th century and later coloured glassware to include a Bristol Blue rolling pin, and an apothecary jar

Masonic Interest, a mid 19th Century pottery rolling pin, circa 1840, sepia transfer prints with Masonic symbolism and mottos, length 37cmCondition: In good overall condition. 

Assorted glass items including a pair of hand blown jugs, green glass stem vase, opaque glass rolling pin, Portmeirion pottery Phoenix pattern fifteen piece coffee part set

GREEN GLASS ROLLING PIN, 43cm wide, along with a Nailsea style glass rolling pin (2)

LATE 19TH CENTURY GLASS FRIGGER FORMED AS A CANE, 84cm long, along with two others including a Bristol blue glass rolling pin and a glass column (3)

LOT OF THREE VICTORIAN BRISTOL BLUE GLASS ROLLING PINS, one with enamel decoration, the longest 38cm, along with an amethyst glass rolling pin (4)

A quantity of glassware to include a Victorian blue opaline raised bowl with foliated edging and floral decoration, height 29cm, together with a Bristol blue rolling pin, a glass and brass 'Patent A.M Marbe Vegetine Lamp', height 14cm, various pieces of cranberry glass, a green glass bottle in a copper wrap embossed with a depiction of a woman, height 33cm and a small group of later 20th Century glass wares to include a textured bottle in the Whitefriars style with decoration of a flowering plant, height 27cm and figures of cockerel and cat (24)