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19th-20th century AD. A white-glazed ceramic jug with bulbous body, funicular mouth with pouring lip, basal ring, strap handle; decorated with gilt-lustre trumpet whorls and tendrils, heater shield with rampant lion in blue and gilt-lustre divided per fess; to the underside, a gilt-lustre Moorish arch with 'LC' mark. 1.7 kg, 24cm (9 1/2"). Property of an American gentleman; acquired 1970s-1990s. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

An undated archaistic bronze oil lamp with faceted trumpet base, piriform body with flange rim to the spout, lid with bird handle, loop handle to the rear with bird-shaped thumb pad. 432 grams, 15cm (6"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired before 2000. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

3rd-2nd millennium BC. A mixed ceramic group comprising: a shallow bowl with duck-head handle, notched rim and band of roulettes; a trumpet-shaped bowl with domed spirals to the rim; a juglet with angled rim and pouring lip. 396 grams, 5.5-15cm (2 1/4 - 6"). Property of an Essex gentleman; previously from a 1980s London collection. [3, No Reserve] Fair condition, repaired.

English Tokens - 19th century AD. Made on 19th century shillings. Obv: smoothed and neatly engraved floral pattern with 'Hodgetts' around. Rev: musical score over crossed trumpet and french horn. Obv; smoothed and neatly engraved floral patter with 'Turnpenny' around. Rev: as before. 4.17, 4.29 grams. ("). The reverse motifs suggest a musical connection for this pair of tokens; they are also of similar size to many 18th-19th century gaming tokens. Extremely fine.

A Victorian cranberry glass epergne with three trumpet shaped stems, 44cm; a latticino basket with overhead handle (2)

LARGE SELECTION OF CRYSTAL and other glassware, including a ships decanter and stopper, 26cm high; a pair of trumpet vases with knopped stems, 20.5cm high; a circular rose bowl, 9.5cm high; a shaped tapering vase, 18cm high; a stout water jug, 13.5cm high; an Edwardian water jug, 13.5cm high; a circular cut glass bowl engraved with roses; three salt and peppers; pair of tapering hob nail cut spill vases with silver rims; silver top dressing table bottle and many other items Note: viewing advised

Two silver cigarette boxes assayed Birmingham 1928 and 1929 along with a large sterling silver trumpet shaped vase some damage.

An 18ct gold Mikimoto, South Sea Pearl trumpet Brooch with five small Diamonds.

A framed and mounted Una Strachan Watercolour/Gouache entitled 'Scented Trumpet Lilies'.

Besson and Co prototype class A trumpet

A Victorian silver trumpet vase, embossed with foliate scrolls between descending lappets to the rim, above a petal knop and scroll embossed foot, weighted, Fenton Brothers, Sheffield 1900, 18cm high

James Powell and Sons, an Arts and Crafts opalescent glass and wrought iron table oil lamp, circa 1885, the optic moulded straw opal reservoir within a tripod scroll support, surmounted by a trumpet form shade, 54cm high

An Arts and Crafts silver reticulated vase, of trumpet form with green glass liner, the body pierced and chased in the Art Nouveau style with sinuous foliate tendrils, between tooled serpentine and dot borders, Deakin and Francis, Birmingham 1904, 14cm high

John Walsh Walsh, two Arts and Crafts glass light shades, one of ovoid form with everted crimped rim, opaline brocade moulding, the other straw opal trumpet form with foliate arcading, fixing openings 3cm diameter, 10.5cm and 14cm high, rims 14cm diameter (2)

Desire Leroy (attributed) for Minton, a pate sur pate plate, cobalt blue ground painted with a central trumpet and dagger with floral and foliate swags, within a tooled gilt Secessionist flame border and further slip decorated and jewelled foliate ribbon band, gilt footrim and mark, 26.5cm diameter

W A S Benson and James Powell and Sons, an Arts and Crafts brass table lamp, model 1246, circa 1900, articulated adjustable arm with flared trumpet straw and blue opal glass shade, the base of heart form with fluted trefoil foliate toes, signed, 27cm high

A pair of Arts and Crafts brass wall lights with frosted glass shades, curved tubular arms supporting opalescent ogee trumpet shades with crimpred rims, 30cm long

'Nadir Ali and Co' Trumpet - Missing Mouthpiece

A pair of Victorian cranberry glass trumpet vases, each with clear glass flared feet, 31cm high, together with two cranberry glass custard cups, a jug, a decanter and a 20th century small globular bowl

Tall Glass Trumpet Shaped Vase set on a Bronze Effect Metal Base together with Large Cranberry Glass Light Shade

A pair of opaque glass trumpet form vases, each painted with wildflowers and heightened in gilt, h.39cm

Royal Doulton bunnykins UK international ceramics Ice Hockey DB282 and Trumpet DB210 . Both boxed with certificates (2)

A silver coloured trumpet inscribed to the body J R Lafleur & Son, 47 Wardour Street, London

dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe, Brass and copper trumpet-handle, whip in braided leather. length 105 cm.

Pair of Walker & Hall silver trumpet vases, flared necks, fluted tapered stems, moulded loaded circular foot, hallmarked Chester 1906, height approximately 19.5cm (2)

LLADRO 5060 clown with trumpet (in original box)

Trumpet shaped spill vase 4.5" high etc.

A silver plated epergne with seven trumpet vases, each with frilled rim, on scrolling tendril frame with leaf decoration, 31.5cm high, (a/f)

A silver bowl, Ollivant & Botsford, Birmingham, 1928, with scalloped rim and radial decoration engraved 'Handicap Prize' on facetted stem, 15cm diameter and a silver trumpet vase, and goblet 15.7ozt (3)

A 19th century Bohemian glass, with yellow flash decoration, the trumpet bowl with engraved ovals including instruments and anchor and palm tree, one is initialled A.W. and dated 1837, beneath this a band with German inscriptions, height 11.8 cm.

An ancient Roman Samian goblet, the conical bowl with incised wave motif showing signs of colouring, the trumpet shaped foot with a beaded band, height 3.2cm.

A brass trumpet, inscribed B & M Champion, cased.

A cased Christian Rillmoller, Hamburg writing set, cased, a glass trumpet vase, length 20cm and a spelter figure of a man in classical dress, height 17cm.

A selection of glasswares to include a silver white metal epergne centrepiece having glass trumpet inserts along with two glass shades with fanned rims and a murano pink glass shade with scrolled metal work.

A 19th century white metal and cranberry glass epergne centrepiece vase. The base in the form of a palm tree with trumpet shade cranberry glass insert

A harlequin set of small 19th Century rummer glasses to include some trumpet bowl examples with faceted detailing and knopped columns and some with broken pontils to the bases. Tallest 13cm high. 

A selection of 19th Century Victorian tall glasses having spiral detailing to the trumpet form bowls, many having short knopped columns and round feet. Tallest measures approx 15cm tall.

A Chinese mottled turquoise ceramic vase, ovoid body, trumpet neck, approx 28cm high

A Royal Doulton lead crystal trumpet shaped rose bowl; an Edinburgh Crystal bowl; Stuart Cascade Daffodil vase; Viners silver plated cutlery

A pair of George III ale glasses, of trumpet form, engraved with barley and hops, on a tiered stem and conical folded foot, 20cm high.

Two hallmarked silver trumpet vases, two hallmarked silver mounted brushes, plated and other vestas, plated cutlery etc

Hallmarked silver trumpet vase, height 17.5cm, a plated example, bridge stand, hallmarked silver thimble etc

Edward VII hallmarked silver trumpet vase with repoussé decoration, London 1906 maker William Comyns & Sons Ltd, height 18cm

A plated four trumpet epergne with bumblebee maker's mark, further plated ware including pedestal, sifters, hunting boot measures etc

George V Mappin & Webb hallmarked silver trumpet vase, Birmingham 1910, height 18cm

Five various Victorian and later hallmarked silver trumpet vases including a pair of embossed Victorian examples and a hallmarked silver mounted trivet

Moorcroft Orchid small vase, squat baluster form with small trumpet neck, decorated with a shaded green ground, impressed marks and applied paper label, 9cm, also a small orchid bowl, impressed mark (second), 10.5cm (2)

Four items of modern Wedgwood blush pink jasperware, comprising two small trumpet vases with applied classical vases, 10cm, and two heart shaped covered boxes, similarly decorated, 13cm (4)

Spill vase, possibly Swansea, circa 1820, slightly tapered trumpet form decorated with a broad band of roses in pink enamels with gilded leaves, red painted mark '330', height 13cm

William IV Sheffield plated samovar, stepped domed cover with acanthus ball finial, twin acanthus handles to a baluster body with tap, over a trumpet stem and waisted square base, raised on paw feet, height 41cm

Rare Belleek (First Period) porcelain tulip vase, circa 1863-91, the central reeded trumpet bordered with three tulips, each with buds and folding leaves, sparsely decorated with pink lustre, over a circular base, impressed mark, height 23.5cm

A collection of Wedgwood to include black basalt Jasperware powder pot and punch bowl, a powder blue Jasperware pedestal bowl, eggshell blue trumpet vase, height 27cm, plates, cruet, table lighter etc, also glazed Wedgwood vases and twin-handled cups.

A pair of hallmarked silver Arts and Crafts style trumpet vases, with loaded bases, P.Orr & Sons, Madras, Orr Silver 22, height of each 18.5sm (2).

A small group of silver items to include a Hanau silver ladies' shoe with Continental marks to the heel, London 1895 import marks, and BM Berthold Muller, a silver playing card case with playing cards, height 9.75cm, a hallmarked silver trumpet vase with loaded base, Walker & Hall, and a silver mounted glass vase (4). CONDITION REPORT Silver shoe: no thinning of metal, no sign of restoration. Clear marks to base.Trumpet Vase: discolouration to interior of vase, bearing silver mark. Misshapen silver collar to glass vase, clear hallmarks, small chip to base of vase.

A mixed lot silver items to include a cased vanity set, Levi & Salamon, Birmingham 1910, five trophies and a fork , various hallmarks, also a pair of Indian white metal trumpet vases, approx combined weighable 5.8ozt.

An Art Nouveau pewter posy vase, by Liberty & Co., 15cm high; and a Victorian white metal trumpet shaped spill vase with profuse foliate scroll decoration, AF, (2)

Besson Brevete brass trumpet, contained in a fitted case, together with another cased trumpet

Cranberry & Vaseline Glass Trumpet Vase

A c19th century silver plated epergne with three branches and trumpet shaped vases with pierced rims H29cm, together with a silver plated and red glass mustard pot W11cm with ladle and a round silver plated fruit bowl with wide rim on three feet W27cm. (4)

Bifolium with a large white-vine initial, from a copy of Augustine, Enarrationes in Psalmos, in Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment [Southern Germany or Austria, mid-twelfth century] Two conjoined leaves, with a 12-line high initial ‘G’ (opening “Gratias grano tritici …”, on Psalm 69), in finely drawn split red bands, their centre-sections infilled with red, and held together at highest and lowest points by distinctively German bands with small circles (that seem to represent riveted metal bands used to hold timber together), the lower tail of the initial turning in on itself and filling its own body with sprays of curling acanthus leaves, explicits and incipits in fine red capitals, some capitals touched in red in opening of text following large initial, small initials in red (one formed from a distinctive minuscule ‘e’ with a tongue that widens to a wedge at its outermost end to resemble a trumpet), single column of 3 lines in a small and precise early gothic bookhand (on Psalms 68 and 69; trimmed at top with loss of two lines of text), one contemporary marginal note “nomen”, some folds, scuffs, areas of discolouration and a small hole in margin, overall good condition, each leaf 257 by 192mm.A fine example of an early German white-vine initial, with their characteristic penwork ‘riveted bands’ holding the sections of the body of the initial together. Compare F. Avril and C. Rabel, Manuscrits enlumines d’origine germanique, 1995, no. 122, pl. cxv (that one Austrian).