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A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a George III tea pot stand, London 1799, oval form, engraved decoration, plus a pair of trumpet vases and a silver cased glass scent bottle, embossed with winged angels, approx. weighable 5.8oz. (4)

A late-Victorian novelty silver cracker pin cushion and sewing box, by Gibson and Langman, London 1898, also marked with a registration number, the ends of the cracker with worn velvet pin cushions, the central section with a hinged compartment, the cover mounted with a lady with a flute and a gentleman with a trumpet, length 16.8cm, approx. weight 3.4oz.

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a sugar caster, by Nathan and Hayes, Chester 1904, cylindrical form, swirl fluted decoration, plus two single sauce boats, a pair of trumpet vases, a cased butter shell and knife and a tea strainer, approx. weighable 24oz. (7)

A silver épergne, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1915, with a central trumpet vase, with three scroll arms each supporting a hanging basket, on a raised weighted circular foot, height 25.5cm, approx. weight of baskets 8.5oz.

A vintage radio in stained wooden case with domed top, with silhouette of a trumpet playing figure, mains operated, 29cm high

Sliver plated tea wares, vases and assorted metal ware, including silver-plated Victorian engraved teapots, a flared trumpet-shaped vase, a rocaille cast oval dish, a large collection of assorted flatware and other items 

A Royal Worcester cylindrical trumpet vase painted peacocks among spruce branches on a gilt toned ground, signed R Austin, G923, 15cm high and a similar decorated spherical vase, painted by J Flaxman, No 2491, 8cm high CONDITION REPORT: Spherical/Globular: Good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration. Trumpet also good. Overall: enamels and gilding good.

CASED SILVER PLATED TRUMPET

LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY DECORATIVE GLASS, to include a uranium glass and silver plated epergne, approximate height 50cm (lower glass portion is reglued, plating worn), Stuart and Sons Peacock vase and epergne trumpet (both chipped), iridescent clear glass posy vase, five green uranium glass wine glasses, green iridescent rose vase - probably by Loetz, height 14cm, green uranium glass shaped rectangular dishes, footed vase with wavy optic effect, fan shaped vase, uranium glass twin handled vase with hand painted and gilded decoration, two hand painted tumbler glasses, three brown & blue champagne coupes, pair of dimpled iridescent posy vases (one chipped), two Doric & Pansy pattern depression glass plates, milk glass bonbon dish, together with other glass items that have some damage

An Excelsior sonorous class a Hawkes & Son saxophone, and a Grafton Dallas, London trumpet with accessories

Tromba - A Cased Trumpet, together with 'A Tune A Day' book.

Hardy [Thomas]: Ten Folio Society Volumes, including Far From the Madding Crowd, The Woodlanders, The Trumpet Major, all in slipcases. (10)

Early 20th century silver-plated five trumpet table epergne, Walker & Hall silver plated epergne with two glass trumpets, Egyptian beaten copper ewer, the handle inscribed Tahta and a three branch candelabra (4)

An Edward VII silver epergne centrepiece pierced dish centre with trumpet shaped vase on flared base, maker Walker and Hall Sheffield 1904 33oz 42cm

A 30cm early 20th Century Birmingham silver trumpet vase with loaded circular foot - a/f

Magic Crystal Set of ( 3 ) Quality Glass Musical Instruments. Comprises 1/ Grand Piano with Glass Removable Lid. Approx 5.5 x 3 Inches. 2/ Cello, Approx 9 x 3 Inches. 3/ Saxophone / Trumpet?, Approx 9 x 2.5 Inches. All With Magic Crystal Stickers on. All In Very Good Condition, No Chips / Cracks etc. Interesting Quality Glass Musical Heavy Figures. ( 3 ) In Total.

Georgian cordial glass, with a trumpet bowl on a bubble inclusion stem, 7" high

A cased Lafleur trumpet.

A Victorian walnut trumpet-shaped sewing table/work box having an octagonal hinged top and on three splayed legs 72cm h x 46cm wLocation:RAB

Metalware to include a reproduction ship's bell and bracket, a trumpet, a tea set and other items, along with a Fujifilm 59500 camera Location: A2F

A pair of Edwardian silver trumpet shaped hammered silver vases in the Art Nouveau style of Archibald Knox (by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1907), 393 g, 12.6 oz troy CONDITION REPORTS Size 19.5 cm high x 7.6 cm diameter. Rims with some denting and scratching. Bases of the trumpets with cracking right through. Join on both vases quite clear due to the oxidisation which may appear better with a clean. See images for further detail.

A Moorcroft pomegranate trumpet shaped vase stamped "Moorcroft Burslem England" and signed "W Moorcroft" to base 21.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Appears to be in sound condition throughout though with some craquelure to the glaze on the rim and a hairline crack to the foot in two areas, the result of contact to the very edge of the rim though the piece has not been dislodged. Otherwise only wear to the base of the foot conducive with age and use. Under ultraviolet there is no sign of restoration

EARLY SPODE TUREEN an early 19thc lidded tureen and stand, Pattern 882, painted with sprays of flowers and gilt scales and with a gilded handle. Also with a 19thc botanical two handled dish, painted to the interior and exterior and marked underneath Great Sun Flower, Ash Leaved Trumpet Flower, handle broken and loose, 32cms across. Tureen stand 24cms across, Tureen 17.5cms across. (2)

VICTORIAN GLASS EPERGNE a large cranberry and opaline glass epergne, with a central trumpet and four smaller curved trumpets supported on a crimped circular base. 58.5cms high

A cased trumpet

A group of pottery and porcelain, including an Aynsley Orchard Gold hexagonal jar and cover, Royal Crown Derby Imari tea plate, a sucrier and cover, and an Aynsley trumpet shaped spill vase, lustre decorated with geese. (6)

A Grafton China late 19thC porcelain tea service, decorated with pagodas and flowers against a cobalt blue ground, comprising bread plate, sugar bowl, nine teacups, eleven saucers, and tea plates, together with a late 19th Parian vase of spiral fluted trumpet form, encrusted with flowers and flanked by two cherubs, raised on a circular base, impressed marks, 28cm high. (AF)

A pair of Meissen outside decorated porcelain vases, of trumpet form, one painted with convolvulus, the other with honeysuckle, struck through blue cross swords mark, 14cm high.

A Chinese silver bud vase, of trumpet form, pierced and embossed with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl, 85 silver grade, retailed by Wing Nam, made by Shang of Canton, 20.5cm high, 2.88oz.

A group of seven small Goebel Hummel figures, comprising girl with trumpet, girl with sheet music, Little Hiker, girl with doll, boy with wooden horse and girl with nosegay, and Accordian Boy.

AN OPAQUE TWIST WINE GLASSCirca 1765The drawn trumpet bowl raised on a double series opaque twist stem and plain foot, 17cm highGood condition

FOUR PLAIN STEMMED WINE GLASSES (4)Mid 18th centuryEach with a drawn trumpet bowl, two with a tear to the plain stem, the smallest glass with folded foot, 15.5cm to 18cm highGood condition

TWO AIRTWIST WINE GLASSES (2)Mid 18th centuryOne with drawn trumpet bowl, the other with rounded funnel bowl, 16.75cm and 16.5cm highThe second glass with a fracture around the footrim

A PAIR OF SILVER TRUMPET SHAPED VASESEach with scroll pierced decoration to the shaped flared rim and raised on a weighted circular base, height 21.5cm

AN INSCRIBED ‘LADY AND BOYS’ QIANJIANG STYLE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN VASE, FENGWEIZUN  China, Late Qing to Republic / Minguo period, Circa 1880-1920  Resting on a ring foot, with an elongated egg shaped body, a trumpet neck and two moulded lion handles to the shoulder. Adorned in famille rose enamels with a lady and boys as well as two bats. Also inscribed with calligraphies, possibly signing it with an artist’s name.   H: 42,5 cmCondition Report: Condition report: Chips to the rim and the inner neck. 

A FAMILLE ROSE 'HUNDRED BATS' AND'HONGFU QITIAN 洪福齊天'GLOBULAR TRUMPET-NECKED VASE, TIANQIUPINGGuangxu six-character mark and of the periodBrightly enamelled with a profusion of iron-red bats in flight amidst multicoloured lingzhi clouds, between a band of ruyi heads at the rim and upright lappets around the foot, divided at the shoulder by a band of lotus sprays alternating with gilt shou characters on the shoulder above a gilt relief border.H: 40 cmNotes:1. Represented in conjunction with the character shou 壽, meaning longevity, and blossoming lotuses, symbolising fertility, bats are homophone with the word for happiness 福. Combined with coloured clouds, symbolic of luck, red bats were also regarded as representing the upper limits of heaven, generating the pun 'Vast happiness piled up to the sky', hongfu qitian 洪福齊天.2. Compare with an identical vase sold at BONHAM'S London, 2017/05/11, lot 218, for €19,071. Also compare with another identical vase sold in the same rooms, 2012/05/17, lot 359 for €13.936.3. For a similar vase, please also refer to the collection of the Nanjing Museum, China, as illustrated in China's Jingdezhen Porcelain Through The Ages, Qing Dynasty, Hong Kong, 1998, p.357.清光绪 粉彩百蝠纹天球瓶矾红“大清光绪年制”六字楷书款彩绘大量红蝙蝠在五彩灵芝云间飞舞，瓶身顶部有如意头带，肩部以荷花带隔开并有鎏金饰带，足部有金寿字交替。高：40 厘米备注：蝙蝠与寓意长寿的“寿”和象征如意的荷花连用，与“福”字谐音。与象征幸运的彩云相结合，红蝙蝠也被视为代表“福气”，故产生了双关语“福气满天”或“洪福齐天”。与在邦瀚斯伦敦（BONHAM'S London）售出的相同花瓶进行比较，2017/05/11，拍品编号 218，成交价19,071 欧元。另一个类似花瓶于2012/05/17，拍品编号 359，成交价为 13.936 欧元。另类似花瓶可见中国南京博物院藏品，中国《景德镇历代瓷器》，清代，香港，1998年，第357页。

A TRANSITIONAL STYLE FAMILLE ROSE AND COBALT BLUE ‘CHRYSANTHEMUM’ TRUMPET VASE, YENYEN  China, 20th century  Adorned in famille rose enamels and cobalt blue with blossoming branches of chrysanthemum and lotus as well as with a magpie. The base is inscribed in cobalt blue with an apocryphal six-character Guangxu mark in kaishu.  H: 41,5 cm

An shell inlaid trunk, 20th century, with an iron handle to either end, with geometric decoration, 95cm wide, 48cm deep, 35cm high, together with two similarly decorated occasional tables, one 60 x 56 x 67cm, the other a trumpet form work table, 44cm wide x 70cm high (3)Condition report: all later decorated and refinished, the trumpet form table with old damages and alterations to the lid and legs, the interior also with alterations, the trunk with hinge replaced and knocks and dents, the squre table slightly wobbly with knocks dents and loses.

A WILLIAM & MARY LARGE CIRCULAR TAZZA with a trumpet-shaped foot and moulded borders of gadrooning, the centre engraved with a coat of arms within foliate mantling, maker's mark "WG" (crowned in a dotted circle)*, London 1693; 13.2" (33.56 cms) diameter; 26.5 oz *See Jackson's Revised pp. 127 1st item at top of page for this maker's mark.

An Elizabeth II clear glass and silver mounted claret jug, maker Hugh Crawshaw, Sheffield, 2001: with hinged domed lid having a pineapple finial, the body of inverted trumpet outline with palmette and lozenge cut decoration, 29cm high.

A 19th century French Exposition Universelle Internationale gold prize medal by J.C.Chaplain, Paris, 1878:, awarded to J.J.Colman, the obverse with a laureate bust of France within Republique Francaise, to the reverse with Victory above the Exhibition grounds holding a wreath and a trumpet, to a winged figure below holding a banner bearing the winner's name, stamped with French poincon, in a gilt tooled red leather and burgundy velvet lined fitted case, 50mm diameter, 80.4g *Notes Jeremiah James Colman M.P.[1830-98] was the third member of the Colman family to take charge of the famous mustard company in Norwich. He devoted his life to public service and building the firm into a global brand and was made an Honorary Freeman of the city of Norwich in 1893.

A William Moorcroft trumpet shaped vase: decorated and tube lined in the 'Fish' design under matt salt-glazes, depicting five fish swimming amongst water plants, impressed Moorcroft Made in England with facsimile painted monogram, circa 1930, 15cm.

A pair of Edward VII silver specimen vases, maker A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1903: of trumpet-shaped outline on weighted circular bases, 21.5cm high.

A large George V silver vase, maker's mark worn, Birmingham, 1922: inscribed, of octagonal trumpet-shaped outline, on a domed weighted and spreading circular foot, 23cm high, a pair of silver specimen vases, 15cm high and a smaller specimen vase, 10cm high, (4).

A Restored Oak Cased His Master's Voice Wind-Up Gramophone with Wooden Trumpet

A group of ceramic figurines comprising a Derby style angel, 30cm high; a Royal Vienna figurine of a wealthy lady, 21cm high; a Meissen figurine of a young boy, 12cm high; a pair of figurines of children with small animals, 14cm high; three Capodimonte figures and a Yardley English Lavender dish with attached figure group, 16cm high (9)Condition report: Angel figure with significant damages to one wing and trumpet detached, signs of old repairs; Meissen figure lacking a hand; Capodimonte figure with head detached

A box containing brass trumpet, a National Provincial money box, a nutcracker in the form of a dog, Harris metal paperweight etc.

Boosey and hawks brass trumpet with mouth piece and fitted box .

A Victorian glass epergne with trumpet shaped vase with bowl, on baluster stem and circular foot with folded rim, wheel-etched overall with ferns, 34 cm high to/w a Victorian cut glass tazza on hollow stem and star-cut base, 20.5 cm diam (2)Small chip on rim of tazza

each with tapering bowl and on beaded trumpet-shaped foot15cm high 28oz 6dwt, 881grCondition report: Each marked on side. The marks are clear. There are some very minor surface scratches, consistent with age and use.

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Vase, by William Hawkins, 1902, of ovoid form with trumpet neck and scroll handles, painted with a still life of fruit on a blue ground highlighted in gilt above a stiff leaf border on a circular socle, signed, printed mark in green, 34cm highCondition report: Gilt wear and some scratches to the enamels. No damage or repair. Model number 1933.

A pair of moulded glass dishes together with a green opaque glass trumpet shaped vase, signed.

Art Nouveau and later iridescent glassware to include a trumpet shaped vase, a circular dish, an unusual pewter mounted vase etc.

ASSORTED COLLECTIBLE CERAMICS, including black glazed Williams's Ink Pot (Rd. no. 331808) 9.5cms h, pair Sitzendorf figurines of dancers 29cms h, Belleek trefoil woven basket, Belleek milk jug and sugar basin, Chinese blue and white jar and cover (cracked), large coloured bisque French cavalier (damaged trumpet), and Vienna-style cabinet cup and stand (9) Provenance: deceased estate Neath Port Talbot, consigned via our Cardiff office

A Wine Glass, circa 1760, the drawn trumpet bowl on an opaque twist stem and circular foot, 19cm high; and A Glass Wine Funnel, late 18th century, with wrythen fluted bowl, 12.5cm long (2)Condition report: Wine glass - free from chips and cracks. Funnel - some slight chipping to the spout only.

CUT GLASS CLARET JUG,31cm high, with silver plated collar, along with a silver plate trumpet vase (2)

A large contemporary clear glass trumpet form vase with knop stem and spreading foot, together with a Murano style square section rippled glass vase. (2) The trumpet vase: 31cm diameter x 40.5cm high. Provenance: The contents of a Chelsea Mansion furnished by Nicky Haslam and Collette van den Thillart. Further information on the Dawsons website article here

the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with nine aster flower heads bordered by wriggle line, six of which are pierced through centrally, on air twist plain stem,17.7cm highCondition report: Good overall - small impurities in the glass on the foot rim area.

A 19th century cut-glass and gilt-brass table-centre specimen epergne, the tapering trumpet-shaped vase cut with six-point stars, the circular base chased with leafy scrolling and foliage and surmounted by a coiled and spring snake, c. 1870

A Clarkes patient Cricklite ormolu mounted clear glass seven light table candelabrum, each bell shaped shade supported on a scrolling wirework arm from a lotus cast tapered octagonal column, the socle with trumpet shaped specimen flower vases, spreading circular base, Lion paw feet, 79cm high, c.1890Samuel Clarke, one of several English designers of lighting devices, patented a glass cup covered with a dome on December 14th 1885. His company promoted the lamps as a way to sell there own candles. Clarkes original lamps feature a fairy embossed into the bottom as can be seen in these examples. They became so popular that all small candle-based lamps became know as fairy lamps. Queen Victoria reportedly purchase 1500 of his fairy lamps for her own use.Provenance: Christies sale, London, c.1995