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a blue glass souvenir rolling pin with transfer decoration of Sunderland Bridge, the sailors farewell, verse etc, 30 inches, and a smaller similar, 13 3/4 inches

Treen - a turned yew gavel, circa 1890; a lignum vitae miniature rolling pin; a miniature rosewood rolling pin and gavel; a 19th century rosewood tobacco box, carved with figures and the devil; a mother-of-pearl card case and various other smallwork

A Victorian "Bristol" blue glass rolling pin with button terminals and applied rosette prunts, measures 14" long.

A T G Green Cornishware Rolling Pin, a similar mixing bowl, and other similar items (box)

Child's part tea set decorated with landscape scenes, doll size vase, jug & rolling pin, small bisque jointed doll and small pair of salt glazed figures

Portmeirion rolling pin

A large amethyst glass rolling pin, externally decorated with printed verse and maritime vignettes, 74cm long, circa 1830 (decoration worn)

A 19th Century blue glass Rolling Pin and 1 other.

A 19th century Bristol blue glass rolling pin, a Bristol blue glass jug and a decorative cranbury glass pipe

Doll’s house wares: twenty utensils including rolling-pin, trays and stove kettle; forty-one ceramic bowls and vases (61)

Coloured glassware including a jack in the pulpit vase, engraved cranberry glass, pair of engraved tumblers, blue glass rolling pin, etc

Unusual black and white glass rolling pin

A collection of various T G Green & Co Cornish Kitchen Wares, comprising: An inscribed Flour Sifter; Two Storage Jars inscribed ‘Coffee’ and ‘Salt’; Two further Storage Jars; Various Cups; Cruet; Rolling Pin etc

A large 'Bristol blue' glass rolling pin, of cylindrical form with knop to each end, and with gilt decoration of a sailing ship and verse, 78cm long; a smaller 'Bristol blue' glass rolling pin; a clear glass rolling pin with red and blue glass inclusions, the interior salt filled; a cranberry and opaque white painted clear glass flask and a clear glass infants feeding bottle, late 19th century (5)Best Bid

A 20th century Thomas Webbs " Bristol" blue rolling pin together with a small jug, covered jar and wide rim pedestal bowl.

A 19th Century blue glass rolling pin decorated with a man ploughing and inscribed 'James & Ann Ashenden, Backley, Sussex, 1855', together with another similar rolling pin.

A lignum vitae rolling pin the cylindrical form with knob handle at one end 43cm long and a lignum vitae pastry bat a handle at the top rounded on one side and flat on the other 48cm long (2)

A Victorian Commemorative opaque glass large Rolling Pin inscribed ‘A Present from Newcastle’ and also decorated with motifs of Steamship and a Couple standing by the Harbour’s edge, traces of verse within garland borders, 30” long

A VICTORIAN MARITIME THEMED BLUE GLASS ROLLING PIN decorated with central verse in a floral cartouche and flanked by a ship at full sail to either side, 43cm length.

Ox shoulder harness, shovel, tray, rolling pin etc

A Ruskin Pottery orange lustre “Rolling Pin” vase, impressed to the base “Ruskin, England”. 6.5” high.

An oak combined spoon and cutlery rack, with lidded base, 23.5in (59.6cm) h., three scoops, a slice, a pierced dairy paddle, a rolling pin (worn), a long handled ebonised spoon and an iron ladle.

Early 19th Century 'Nailsea' black glass rolling pin with white flecked decoration, 35cm long

Pair of carved wood Dog Bookends, 6in H, a treen Butter Stamp and a T G Green Rolling Pin

An Arts and Crafts Style Golden Oak Baker's Cabinet, c.1910 having flour door to top, 2 panelled doors, 4 drawers below, with further 2 panelled doors enclosing rolling pin, tins etc. above 3 drawers and 2 further panelled doors, on castors, 1m 3cm wide closed, 1m 75cm high

A 19th century "Nailsea" glass rolling pin with blue and white latticino style decoration, length 41cm

A Ruskin pottery rolling pin vase, the ovoid body decorated in black and grey snakeskin on cobalt ground, impressed Ruskin 1919, 12’ high.

A Mahogany Eight Day Musical Longcase Clock, signed Edwd Shepley, Manchester, circa 1820], the swan neck pediment centred by a fleur de lys finial and inlaid fleur de lys medallion and stringing, the 16 inch painted arch dial with rolling moon disc, subsidiary dial for days of the week and specified tunes (named Carpet Weaver, d. of Yorks March, St Bride's bells, and Life Let us Cherish), the central reserve painted with angels and symbols of the Passion, one of the four Evangelists to each spandrel, the movement striking the hours on a bell, with pin barrel and graduated bells for seven tunes, in a richly figured mahogany case, the bracketed door with turned bone vase finial, cluster column stiles and husk inlay, on ogee bracket feet, 261cm high

A late 19th Century Nailsea style rolling pin with ball terminals and a mottled ruby and blue over clear ground, measures 13.5" long.

A glass rolling pin with ruby glass swirls, 39 cms long.

A 19TH-CENTURY TYPE GLASS ROLLING PIN with flecked decoration on dark blue ground, 35cm, (13.5in) long

A Cranberry glass Jug, five ditto Beakers and a blue glass Rolling Pin

A Slagware rolling pin and three milk glass rolling pins

19th Century Nailsea black glass rolling pin having red and white flecked decoration, 34cm long

A quantity of mostly kitchenalia, including: two meat mincers, a book, Mrs. Beaton's 'All About Cookery', a rolling pin, a pair of secateurs, a jam thermometer, a treacleware cooking pot and sundry.

A large Victorian opaque glass rolling pin.

A Nailsea type glass rolling pin, 19th century, of cylindrical form with knop to each end and with blue swirl decoration, the interior salt filled, 34cm long.

A 19th century blue glass rolling pin, of cylindrical form indistinctly inscribed in silver with sailor's forget me not within rectangular cartouche, flanked by panel depicting two-masted sailing vessel opposing an anchor, 31cm long.

A Ruskin pottery orange lustre glaze rolling pin vase of slender tapering form with roll over rim, impressed RUSKIN ENGLAND 1924, 10.25" high, some wear.

A blue and white Cornishware rolling pin, by T.G. Green.

An assortment of coloured glass, comprising; a green finger bowl; a blue finger bowl; an amethyst finger bowl; a blue pedestal sugar bowl; a pale-amethyst pedestal sugar bowl; a blue plate; a larger blue plate; a pair of acid-green finger bowls; a blue rolling pin and a green sugar basin, 19th century

An assortment of mostly coloured glass, English and Continental, including; two rolling pin friggers, an opaque-white quatrefoil section vase enamelled with flowers, a blue decanter and stopper decorated with a band of fruiting vine and other items, various dates 19th century

A Large Glass Rolling Pin

An inside transfer printed glass rolling pin, English late 19th century, decorated with a battleship; together with a Nailsea glass rolling pin, pressed glass and other items. Rolling pin 42cm.

A COLLECTION OF COLOURED GLASS ITEMS, including a blue vase lustre, two blue glass ewers, yellow glass basket, cream glass flute blue glass rolling pin, two red mugs and one red goblet. (9).

TWO DICE SHAKERS with tartan decoration and a similar rolling pin.

A Nailsea blue glass rolling pin decorated in gilt, with the sailor's farewell, and a gilt decorated blue glass rosewater sprinkler, (2) (Please see lot 269 for image)

A T G Green Cornish kitchenware blue banded mixing bowl, 8.75" diameter; a similar later example by Judith Onions for T G Green, 10.5" diameter; a white glazed ceramic rolling pin with painted wooden handle, blue printed mark.(3)

A 19th Century "Bristol" blue glass rolling pin with applied rosettes, measures 14" long

A 19th Century Bristol blue glass Rolling Pin, traces of decoration only, otherwise plain, 14" long

2 Victorian green glaze leaf dishes; and Bristol blue glass rolling pin, 13" length.

A glass rolling pin 'Always Use Cream Puff Self Raising Flower', together with two fisherman's floats and a Cranberry glass lampshade.

A quantity of T.G.Green Cornish wares, to include storage jars, rolling pin, lemon squeezer, jugs and bowls etc all with factory stamp to undersides. (A lot).

19th Century Bristol blue glass rolling pin with painted decoration of a paddle steamer and text 'For my dear wife', 43cm long

A Bristol blue glass 'Love token' rolling pin 16" in length"

A creamware teapot and cover, of cylindrical form with auricular handle, painted possibly in the workshops of David Rhodes with a portrait medallion of a lady or a church in a rolling landscape flanked by trees and flowers, the cavetto shoulders and low domed cover painted with pairs of flowers and with flower knop, 13.5cm h, Staffordshire or Yorkshire, c1775 Teapot - the odd pin head sized nick rather than a chip and some localised flaking of the enamels, the cover - two cracks and several rim chips mainly noticeable on the underside of the rim, no restoration

Small assortment of kitchenalia, including Irish herb chopper by Marrles Hibernia; also a Victorian oak handled extendable toasting fork, beechwood rolling pin, a meat mincer, and other small implements

A 19th century glass rolling pin with red and blue striated decoration.

A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY WHITE OPALINE GLASS MUG, with handpainted house and landscape design, 3 3/4 ins high and a large 19th Century Bristol Blue ROLLING PIN, with painted floral decoration, 28 1/2 ins long. (2).

Victorian Decalcomania glass rolling pin, decorated with coloured paper 'scraps' to the interior surface, 12 1/2in (31.7cm) long