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Thomas Hardy, early 20th century edition 'The-Trumpet-Major' 1928

AN ART DECO STYLE FROSTED AND MOULDED GLASS CHANDELIER, with eight scrolling branches interspersed by four candy canes, each light with trumpet-shaped shade. Length of drop from fitting 58.5cm, diameter 61.5cm

A ROYAL BONN TWO-HANDLED VASE, of squat baluster form with trumpet neck, painted to one side with a bird amidst floral sprays, the other side with floral sprays, impressed and printed marks. 28.5cm high

An Edwardian silver trumpet shaped spill vase, of plain undecorated form, on loaded base, h.21cm; together with a matching pair of slightly smaller examples, maker William Comyns, London 1910 (3)

A small George V silver twin handled vase, on a loaded base, h.12cm; together with a silver trumpet shaped spill vase on loaded base (2)

A collection of silver plated wares to include a modern yew wood cased canteen of silver plated cutlery (incomplete); together with an oak cased example (incomplete); and various other silver plated wares to include a trumpet shaped spill vase etc

A tall silver two handled bon bon dish with pierced edge bowl on baluster stem and trumpet foot, by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1906, 13cm high, 196 grams

A group of twelve green glass wine glasses, circa 1800, with trumpet bowls over angular knops, raised on plain feet, 14cm high, Provenance ex-Edward A Nowell of Wells, and bear a label

A silver trumpet vase with flared lip over a split hammered body, on a plain loaded foot, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1931, 27cm high

A Victorian walnut and marquetry ladies trumpet shaped workbox, with a fitted interior, 41cm

An United Wilson blue and yellow trumpet shaped Vase having scalloped rim, 8" tall.

A large glass trumpet shape vase, 17" tall.

An Edwardian cut glass epergne, the central faceted candle nozzle flanked by lily-form trumpets with cut decoration, above a circular mirrored glass base, 20cm high (one trumpet missing).

A group of English and Bohemian glassware with gilt decoration, 19th Century, including an etched decanter and stopper, an onion shape finger bowl, a small mallet shape decanter, an ovoid bud vase, a vinegar bottle, an ink bottle and an epergne trumpet. (7)

A small group of electroplated wares, 20th Century, including a Barker Ellis wine stand (boxed), a pair of Edwardian trumpet bud vases, 18cm high, and a model of a Viking longship, 8cm long, together with a base metal salt shaker, 10.5cm. (5)

American Interest: An early 20th Century Tiffany & Co Sterling silver reticulated comport, geometric openwork design, central raised roundel engraved with initials, on trumpet shaped foot, stamped underside and numbered 18287A, 19cm diam, 9.79 ozt CR: overall condition good, pitting to surface 

A George V silver trumpet vase, Sheffield 1924 by Walker & Hall, 24 cms high approx, 17 ozt approx. (filled) - CR: marks good, water stains to interior 

A Victorian walnut trumpet work table with assorted sewing related contents

Waterford glassware, to include 10 wine glasses, 8 flutes, 8 white and 6 red wine glasses with trumpet bowls, 6 sherry glasses, decanter, water jug, 8 tumblers and 6 smaller glasses

AN 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS with trumpet shaped bowl and stem with elongated tear drop, on conical base with folded foot, 14.5cm high

A GEORGE III TOASTING GLASS with trumpet shaped illusion glass bowl, knopped stem on circular spreading foot, 12cm high, another illusion glass and a 19th century penny lick (3)

AN 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS the trumpet shaped bowl engraved with vine leaves and grapes, on plain stem and bell shaped foot, 17cm high

AN 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS the trumpet shaped bowl with flared rim, on double knop air twist stem and conical foot, 17.5cm high

AN 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS with trumpet shaped bowl, on triple knopped opaque twist stem and conical foot, 15cm high

AN 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS the bell shaped bowl engraved with a bird and foliage, on plain stem and conical folded foot, 13cm high; and another glass, the trumpet shaped facet cut bowl engraved with trailing vines and initials, the plain stem with collar, 10cm high (2)

AN 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS with trumpet shaped bow, on triple knopped plain stem and conical folded foot, 15cm high

A vintage pine sewing box, trumpet table, raised on tripod feet with turned pedestal. Lift up lid with sectional compartments to interior. Approx. 65cm tall.

London, Olympic Games 1908, Participant's medal, white metal by B. Mackennal for Vaughton, Victory standing holding laurel spray and trumpet, rev. two athletes in quadriga left, 51mm (BHM 3963; E 1904). Extremely fine 

Royal Crown Derby including Chinese Birds pattern teacup & saucer, white on a jade ground; another; a A736 pattern teacup & saucer; a coffee can & saucer hand painted blue flowers foliage border on a white ground; a late 19th century Imari scissors pattern miniature cup; Aves Blue cream jug; a Mikado pattern trinket dish; a William Duesbury 1725-1786 tray boxed; an Imari pattern scroll handle dish (af); a trumpet shaped vase hand painted by Mrs. Betty Wherry formerly of Royal Crown Derby; a large Aves green trumpet vase; an Abbyedale baluster shaper vase etc.

A Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern octagonal box and cover printed marks date code for 1933; a 1128 pattern oblong trinket dish; a 1128 pattern small trumpet vase (3)

An Edison Standard Phonograph, oak cased, No 634943, with a tin trumpet.

marked GB, AB, GB, AB, the deep baluster bowl with flared rim, fluted lower section and engraved crest, motto and initials, on a knopped trumpet stem and with gadrooned foot(16cm high, 7.2oz)Heraldry: The crest as engraved upon this Scottish Provisional Sterling Silver Goblet by George and Alexander Booth of Aberdeen dating to circa 1825 – 50 is that of the family of Lumsden. It may be blazoned as follows: Crest: A naked arm grasping a sword proper Motto: Deo dono sum quod sum [By the gift of God I am what I am] Note: Undoubtedly the owner of this goblet claims descent from the family of the Lumsdens of Cushnie in the County of Aberdeenshire. They stemmed from Thomas Lumsden of Conland in the County of Fife and of Medlar in the County of Aberdeenshire, who was living during the mid to late 15th Century. Whether or not he was in the direct line of descent we have no knowledge, but if not, he was undoubtedly numbered as a member of one the numerous cadet branches of the family.

the drawn trumpet bowl with engraved displayed open rose head flanked by open and closed buds with trailing rose leaves, the reverse with oak leaf, star and inscribed FIAT above, raised on a short straight stem with enamel twist, on a thick domed foot(32cm high)

the drawn trumpet bowl with engraved with single bud and foliage(17.5cm high, diameter of foot 7cm)Literature: For the pair to this highly unusual glass see The Jacobite’s and their Drinking Glasses by Geoffrey B. Seddon, plate 22

The drawn trumpet bowl engraved with open rose head, buds and oak leaf, raised on a multi series air twist stem and slightly domed circular foot(15cm high, 7cm diameter of foot)Provenance: William McAdam Antique Glass, Edinburgh

Two Tibetan carved wooden seals together with a white metal mounted conch trumpet, conch L. 15cm.

A large heavy cut glass bowl and a blue overlaid large trumpet shaped vase

A Herend vase of trumpet form with yellow floral sprays, approx 14 cm high, together with another smaller matching version

A pair of cranberry glass trumpet shaped vases, together with a further cranberry glass vase with enamelled and gilt decoration

VINTAGE BRASS TRUMPET

A pair of Japanese Imari trumpet vases, Edo period, late 17th century, painted in underglaze-blue, iron-red and gilding with blossoming plum, pine and bamboo, with cranes in flight and a carp leaping up a waterfall, 42.5cm high. (2) Provenance; Christie's, London, 17 November, 1999, lot 206.

Pair George V silver pedestal vases of octagonal form, with lion's head ring handles (Birmingham 1913) W & F Rabone. Together with a contemporary silver trumpet vase (Birmingham 1986) Deakin & Francis. All three vases loaded. Pair 18cm overall height.

Selection of early 20th century and other miscellaneous silver, including silver mounted cut glass globe perfume bottle, tea caddy, trumpet vase with embossed decoration and a collection of flatware (Various dates and makers) Approximately 15ozs weighable silver. (qty)

Daisy Makeig-Jones for Wedgwood'Butterfly Women': A Black Fairyland Lustre Trumpet Vase, circa 1925 of footed and slender trumpet form, the black lustre ground with strong iridescent green tones, the design showing a butterfly woman on each side, one with and one without a conical hat20cm high, incised shape number '2810' to base, printed Wedgwood stamp, painted pattern number Z4968Footnotes:Literature reference;U. des Fontaines 'Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre, The Works of Daisy Makeig-Jones' publ. Born Hawes, NY and Sotheby Parke Bernet, London, 1975 plate 30, pg. 146 for a illustration and contemporary photograph of a similar design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Oscar Torlacso (Italian, 1934-2004) for LUMIA Pair of Brass Wall Sconces, circa 1950seach sconce with five trumpet light fittings fixed to an amphora-shaped wall mount50.5cm high, each with decal label for 'LUMI MILANI' (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Victorian rosewood trumpet tripod work table, W.43cm, D.43cm, H.72cm

Silver trumpet vase, rounded filled base, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1910, height approximately 27cm 

London 1909 William Comyns pierced sided trumpet form epergne/vase, glass wavy rimmed epergne

STRATHEARN GLASS VASE, of trumpet form, 19cm high

Two Minton floral painted white glazed trumpet vases, a Dresden caddy and a porcelain twin handled pedestal cup (5)

An Art Nouveau design trumpet shaped vase, in the manner of Loetz Kralik 'Aquagold', 28cm high

Besson Trumpet in Case

An antique Victorian opaline glass large pink trumpet vase with raised enamel painting together with a quality Bohemia flash glass hummingbird crystal vase and Art Nouveau glass and pewter tankard. Height measures 29cm. 

An early 20th century silver epergne by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1919 with a central trumpet shaped vase and three smaller vases, on a splayed, weighted foot, 10 1/4"h

An early 20th century Chinese silver trumpet shaped vase by Yok Sang with a wavy rim and splayed foot, engraved with sprouting bamboo, 9 1/4"h, 225g

A silver capstan type stepped circular desk weight, hollow filled, 12cm diameter, Birmingham 2001; a silver trumpet shaped posy vase, hollow filled, 15.5cm, Birmingham 1917 (2)

An Edwardian cranberry glass and silver epergne, with trumpet shaped section on a repousse decorated base, set with scrolls and beads, partially chased with further scrolls, Birmingham 1904, 23cm high, 1 ½ oz silver.

A 20thC Baccarat glass vase, with compressed trumpet top, shaped body and inverted compressed stem on a square base, marked beneath, 36cm high.

A late 20thC Royal Copenhagen vase, marked no. 22 53 51, of bellied form decorated with flowers with trumpet stem, on circular foot, printed marks beneath, 22cm high, Bisto England sugar bowl with gilt highlights on a fluted ground and a further Sitzendorf vase decorated with flowers on white ground, 10283 printed marks beneath. (3)

A resin four-piece Jazz band, height of tallest 98cm (all af) (4). CONDITION REPORT The tuxedos have been overpainted and there are heavy losses to the red paint throughout. There are also heavy losses to the faces and hair of all four musicians. The hands of the keyboard player are heavily damaged. The keyboard is a replacement - it is actually just a keyboard that has been painted black. The gentleman with the recorder is supposed to be holding a trumpet and the recorder is a replacement for this which has been painted gold. The saxophone has split throughout the end of the trumpet. The hands of the double bass player have splits as well. General heavy wear throughout and requires a lot of attention.