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A Georgian cut glass salt with lemon squeezer foot, a long silver handled buttonhook and a set of four white metal dishes.15cm. dia.

A drop front cocktail cabinet with original fitted lemon squeezer and cocktail sticks, circa 1960, approx. 75 x 32 x 94cm, glass A/F. This lot to be sold for charity.

An Irish cut-glass navette-shaped pedestal bowl, probably Cork, on a baluster stem and a moulded `lemon squeezer` foot, 30.5cm wide, circa 1790. Provenance: The Timothy Neat Collection. Purchased from Wing Commander Ron Thomas of Somervale Antiques.

A cut-glass pedestal bowl, with turnover rim, supported on a centrally knopped stem and a moulded `lemon squeezer` foot, 20cm diameter, first quarter 19th century. Provenance: The Timothy Neat Collection.

A quantity of Royal Worcester "Evesham" pattern tablewares to include tureen and cover, dinner plates, cereal bowls, shell shaped dishes, lemon squeezer, preserve pot and cover, casserole dishes, jugs, ramekin dishes, etc CONDITION REPORTS All in used and worn condition with wear, scuffs, some scratches, cut marks, etc. Some minor nicks / frits, however, the majority appear to be in reasonably good condition.

A near pair of small baluster glass Jars and Covers with lightly etched ribbed design on square lemon squeezer bases, 6in, and another, similar, 7in

A cut-glass oval Salt with dentil rim, swag engraved on lemon squeezer base, 4in, chipped, pair of cut-glass dumb bell Knife Rests and a Glass etched `Wellington for Ever` (4)

Five stemmed Wines with conical bowls, two engraved, and a faceted Ale Glass with lemon squeezer base

A COLLECTION OF MISC. POTTERY ITEMS INCL. CARTERS INK BOTTLE DEPICTING A SCHOOL BOY, W H GOSS MODEL OF HAT, MINIATURE SPIRIT BOTTLE, BOOTS CASH CHEMIST CONFECTION OF SENNA POT, MASON CASH CERAMIC LEMON SQUEEZER AND AN ODELL GLASS BOTTLE ( 6 )

A VINTAGE SILVER PLATED CITRUS SQUEEZER ON OAK BASE, THE APPARATUS HAVING A CORK SCREW WOODEN PRESS OVER A SUSPENDED STRAINER IN `U` FORM FRAME.

An early 19th Century moulded glass wine with rudimentary stem and lemon squeezer base, 3 3/4" high

An early 19th Century rummer with Sunderland bridge design and monogram and lemon squeezer base, 5 1/2" high (illustrated)

Treen four pieces, comprising; a hinged beech lemon squeezer with ceramic fittings, 24cm, a small hat stretcher, 13.5cm closed, a boxwood glove powderer, 11.5cm, and a turned whitewood bilboquet, 20cm. (4)

A matched set of four small late-Georgian rummers the ovoid bowls on capstan stems and square feet with ground pontils, 10cm. high, together with a larger late-Georgian rummer with ovoid bowl, capstan stem and square lemon squeezer foot, 14.9cm. high. (5) .

A German patent silver plated cocktail shaker and serving set for four persons, all in the form of a Zeppelin. In 3 sections which unscrew to reveal a flask with nozzle and screw cap. 3 nests of 4 gilt lined cups (1 cup missing), one nest including small toastmaster’s goblet with detachable stem concealing a corkscrew, lemon squeezer and strainer marked ‘DRGM 384384. Made In Germany’. Detachable gondola containing 4 small spoons. Fitted with tailfins allow the item to be placed in an upright position. Engraved with two initials. ‘RV’ 30cm in length. VGC light cleaning is required. See Plate.13

Assorted French silver plated flatware, including a crumb shovel and a lemon squeezer

A glass rummer, c1800, engraved with flowers, and `Juliana Pavill`, on lemon squeezer base, and a second rummer (2)

A PAIR OF PHILIPPE STARCK `COSTES` CHAIRS, 1985, the curved plywood backs, on tubular steel legs, with black leather seats. Provenance: Made for the Cafe Costes in 1985, Rue Saint Honore, Paris. Philippe Starck (born 1949) is one of the world’s most famous designers. He made his name as an interior and product designer with his work on the trendy Café Costes in Paris (1984), his Juicy Salif lemon squeezer for Alessi (1990) and his transparent Louis Ghost chair (2002). The unique Costes Chair is one of Starck`s most recognized classics. The practical reason behind the three-legged construction of the Costes Chair was to ease waiter`s movement while working in the café. The padded cushion creates comfortable seating, while the curved backrest and tripod base create the artistic visual profile of the chair and its fashionable appeal. Philippe Starck`s breakthrough came in 1982 when then President Francois Mitterrand asked him to redesign the private apartments of the Elysée Palace (the French president`s official private residence). He followed it two years later with the interior design of the Café Costes, followed by the Royalton and Paramount hotels in New York, the Delano in Miami and the Mondrian in Los Angeles.

A set of three Georgian glass salts c.1780, the round funnel bowls with notched and slice cut rim and notched vertical ribs on square lemon squeezer bases, height 9.1cm., slight chips to edge of feet. (3) * Similar examples illustrated W.A. Thorpe, A History of English and Irish Glass Vol.2, plate CLII.

A pair of late-Georgian Rummers c.1820, the large bucket bowls resting on blade collars and tapered stems on square lemon squeezer feet, height 15.1cm. (2)

A matched pair of large Georgian Rummers c.1810, the ovoid bowls on capstan stems and square lemon squeezer feet, height 14.4cm., chip to corner of one foot. (2)

Five Georgian Rummers c.1820, the ovoid bowls on capstan stems and lemon squeezer feet, height 13cm. to 13.5cm., some chips to feet. (5)

A set of six small Georgian Rummers c.1820, the bucket bowls on capstan stems and lemon squeezer feet, height 10.5cm., one with small chip to rim. (6)

A Georgian cut glass, boat-shaped salt on faceted stem and diamond shaped lemon squeezer base, 4in. (10cm.) long; together with an urn shaped moulded salt on square base; a pair of hexagonal faceted salts; and a miniature, moulded cup and saucer with raised floral decoration. (6)

A set of eight wines, 19th Century, each funnel bowl raised on a square lemon squeezer moulded base (some chips), together with a pair of 19th Century cut glass decanters and stoppers.

A 1930`s Shelley-type lemon squeezer, decorated in shaded blue/green glaze, 8.5cm diameter.

A Regency design glass two branch Table Candlestick with metal mounts, the leaf shape centre supporting button cut drops, the candle holders with fluted sconces and with spear and button cut drops on a baluster turned centre column and square base with lemon squeezer foot. 15" (38cms) high.

A glass rummer, having engraved decoration of a hunting scene, raised on lemon squeezer foot, height 13.5cm

A German patent silver plated cocktail shaker and serving set for 4 persons in the form of a Zeppelin. The nose cap removes to reveal a flask with nozzle and screw cap, container with lid, nest of 4 cups and toastmaster’s goblet with detachable stem concealing a corkscrew, lemon squeezer and strainer marked “DRGM 384384. Made in Germany”. Detachable gondola containing 2 (of) 4 spoons, tail fins forming upright stand. Length 23cm, diameter (max) 8cm. GC. (a little corrosion to strainer rim and flask nozzle). Plate.6

An Unusual Silver Plated Citrus Squeezer Stand by H & H with Serrated Knife and Two Spoons, Fruit Holding Rings etc, Regd No 78211.

Two late Georgian ale glasses c1810, with conical bowls resting on capstan stems and lemon squeezer bases, one bowl with an engraved `eye` border, 13.5cm. and 13cm. high. (2)

A cordial glass with airtwist stem, 15cm (6”) high, a taper tasting glass with lemon squeezer base and sundry glasses

A set of four early 19th century glass rummers with circular conical bowls, plinth supports and square lemon squeezer feet, 14cm high

A Georgian cut glass Rummer with star and scroll cutting, tapering stem and lemon squeezer base, 6 1/2in H, A/F

GEORGE III CLEAR GLASS PEDESTAL MUSTARD RECEIVER AND COVER, slender ovoid form with square `lemon squeezer` base and tapering cover (ground) 6 3/4" (17.2cm) high EST 30-50

A pair of silver mounted glass ships decanters with associated stoppers, late 20th century, each with silver label, height 26cm: A pair of silver mounted glass decanters with stoppers, late 20th century, of conical form, with lemon squeezer stoppers, height 42 cm; a white metal mounted wine ewer of conical form, 20th century, the hinged cover with acorn finial, with bestial mounted handle, height 30cm, (5).

Set of four wine glasses, late 18th Century, conical shaped bowls, lemon squeezer bases.

A gilt metal lemon squeezer two medicine glasses, shell ashtray, brass cross, specimen marble ruler, pricket stick, two brass brackets etc Provenance: Viscount Strathallan, Stobhall, Perthshire

"Carlton Ware lemon squeezer, preserve pots, condiments, and other items"

A 19thC cut glass pedestal fruit bowl, cut with foliate swags, on a plain stem from a square lemon squeezer foot, 18cm high, 22.5cm diameter

A Lucas vintage brass car horn `King of the Road, No 38`, with rubber squeezer and metal attachments, 44cm and an 18th century copper mounted horn beaker, (2).

A George III cut glass Cup Bowl c.1810, the turn over rim to collar on a capstan stem and lemon squeezer base, height 15cm., width 17.5cm.

A 19th Century cast iron one point kettle, a one point saucepan and cover, a three-quarter saucepan and cover and a lemon squeezer

Four early 19th century rummers: on lemon squeezer bases, four plain rummers, twelve champagne bowls, six cut glass wine goblets and a pair of candle sticks. (28)

A Rummer, late 18th century, with a lemon-squeezer base, engraved on one side with a horse pulling a carriage with two figures entitled `A Trifle from Yarmouth`, the reverse with the initials `JP` in a bracketed circle, 14cm

A pair of small Wine Glasses, late 18th century, cut with flutes and on a lemon squeezer base and wheel cut and gilt with `James & Mary Wood` the reverse with `Long Live The King` within a dotted border, 10cm (2). Literature: Dr David R.M. Stuart, Glass in Norfolk, 1997, p.24. It is likely that these glasses record the temporary return to health of George III from his `madness`, actually porphyria.

A George III soda glass decanter and stopper, with a three ring neck and moulded decoration, 24cm, and engraved decanter and stopper, 21cm, a glass salt, with a lemon squeezer base and plated mount, a small jar and cover, with a lemon squeezer base, 17cm, and two goblets (6)

FOUR CLOSELY MATCHED RUMMERS each with a lemon squeezer base, a decanter and a foliate engraved jug (a lot)

A box of small China items including Vases, Jugs, Lemon Squeezer etc.

A Wellington Commemorative Rummer, circa 1815, the round funnel bowl engraved WELLINGTON FOREVER above a sword, on the reverse with dove with laurel twig, on single knop short stem, 12cm; A Blue Glass Rummer, circa 1800, the ovoid bowl on heavy lemon squeezer square foot, 12.2cm high; and Another, circa 1790, in clear glass, with engraved rim, 13.5cm high (3)

A Set of Twelve Slice Cut Circular Salt Cellars, part of the Tenantry Service of the Duke of Northumberland, early 19th century, of panelled circular form, each moulded with lemon squeezer bases, and each engraved with the Percy crescent, 7.1cm diameter The service was transported continuously between Alnwick Castle and Sion House in London for important banquets.

A ``Speed the Plough`` Rummer, circa 1805, the bucket bowl engraved with THE FARMERS ARMS and initials FMC within barley eyes, on lemon squeezer square foot, 13.2cm high

An Art Deco style silver plated three piece cocktail shaker, having interior grill and lemon squeezer, stamped Made in England verso, h.24cm.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BELL SHAPED CUT GLASS FOOTED BOWL, the flared body with panels of strawberry cut diamond fields, knopped stem and lemon squeezer base, 28cms high

A tray of assorted TG Green & similar kitchen ware to include mixing bowls, rolling pin on plinth, jugs decorated in blue banding, lemon squeezer etc.

Goss Vase, Lemon Squeezer, 4 x Egg Cups, EP Dish, gold lustre Box & a Japanese Dish.

French and English 19th century glassware, a Baccarat for Croizet classical shape engraved decanter and stopper, a wine glass with ringed stem and flared bowl, a rummer on ringed stem and lemon squeezer foot with etched rim, a flash cut rummer on knopped stem and circular foot and a large engraved rummer with U shape bowl, short stem and raised circular foot (5)

Georgian wine glass with etched rim on square foot with lemon-squeezer base, 12cmFurther images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Two trays including treen darning mushrooms, vintage squeezer, Mauchline ware box, Chinese cloisonne enamel napkin rings, tripartite dish etc

A polished aluminium orange squeezer