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A Sterling silver vase, of flared trumpet shaped form, on a bulbous base, initial 'L' engraved, detailed Stieff Sterling, height 20.5cm, weight 342 gms.

AN AGED PROBABLY KOREAN PORCELAIN BALUSTER SHAPE VASE with trumpet neck, 'finger' painted in thick underglaze blue with a deer beneath a pine tree, covered with a thick uneven crazed bluish glaze, unglazed foot rim and base, 10 1/4" (26cm) high

VICTORIAN BLUE VASELINE GLASS MOULDED CELERY VASE, 7 1/4" (18.4cm) (chip to foot) TOGETHER WIT HA GREEN CASED TRUMPET VASE, green glass moulded vase and two other with green tints (5)

An English silver posy vase, Sheffield, 1963, of trumpet form, loaded, 20cm high

The Special Wind Up Gramophone, table top model with brass trumpet shaped horn together with a number of 78rpm records

Daum: a large and impressive clear glass trumpet vase, supported on a pate-de-verre stand depicting frogs, a butterfly, foliate and berries, signed 'Daum, France' (damage to butterfly wing), 30cms (11 3/4in.) high including stands, boxed.

A pair of Bohemian enamelled overlay glass portrait vases, Circa 1880-1900, each of baluster form, rising from a circular pedestal base with basal knopped stem, and terminating at a flared trumpet rim, the body of each applied with portraits in mirror image, depicting Julius Caesar and a female Gladiatrix of the Roman empire, reserved against a ruby glass body heightened with gilt scrollwork, 17.5cm high (2) (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: 440: Each vase with rubbing to gilding, one vase with rub to bottom rim otherwsie good

A Victorian walnut trumpet form work table the hinged top above faceted column on tripod base

A porcelain figural group representing Asia, attributed to Samson, early 20th century, dressed with turban and colourful oriental clothing, with an urn and instrument to her side resting on rocky base, a cupid wearing a fez to the reverse, holding shield with gilt crescent, bears gold anchor to base, 38cm high CONDITION REPORT: firing cracks noted overall, cherub has loses to sword, chip to trumpet, losses to gilding, losses to shield,

A pair of early 20th century hammered Indian brass vases having decorative animal scene designs with bulbous bodies and trumpet necks

A Chinese blue and white vase of trumpet form . The bulbous body depicting children at play with waisted neck having bats in flight. Blue encircled marks to base ( see illustration ) 23cms high

A Victorian walnut 'trumpet' work table, 67cm high x 43cm wide

Three blue ground trumpet shaped spill vases, each painted with gold framed reserves of flowers, two 11.5cm high and the other with a wavy rim, 9cm high (3) These have collector's labels p46, p39 and y2

A trumpet-shaped vase decorated oval floral reserve on a dark blue ground, 6 1/2" high, and a similar vase decorated on a puce ground, crossed swords mark to underside

A Moorcroft trumpet vase in the Mackintosh pattern (1995) 31cm

NORITAKE GILT PORCELAIN TRUMPET VASE 17cm high; together with two other vases decorated with landscapes, largest 18cm high (3)

PAIR OF RUBY GLASS ETCHED VASES with trumpet mouths and rounded bodies, with floral motifs, 26.5cm high

LARGE 20TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE VASE with trumpet neck and cylindrical body, decorated with peacocks on a rocky outcrop and with script to the reverse side, mark to base (has been drilled), 61cm high

MODERN SILVER VASE makers mark TL, in the form of three trumpet stems forming into a central point, London 1975, approximately 245g, 6cm high

A trumpet 'B&M Champion', in fitted case

A SET OF THREE WINES each with a drawn trumpet bowl, 6 1/2ins. (16.5cms.) high Ex Phil May Collection

A pair of trumpet shaped green iridescent carnival glass vases of moulded leaf pattern, H. 32cm, together with eleven similar vases and a dish, (14)

A Walker and Hall lidded butter Dish, trumpet shaped bud vase with fluted rim and a footed white metal Plate

A Ruskin Pottery orange glazed, low fired trumpet vase, dated 1908, probably by William Howson Talor, vine decoration to the rim, impressed Ruskin and West Smethwick marks, 19cm high

A Moorcroft Lamia pattern trumpet vase, dated '95, decorated with bullrushes and waterlilies against a graded yellow ground, impressed and painted marks, 15.5cm high

A green glass Art Deco dressing table set on oval tray, 33cm wide, a purple flashed glass dressing table set on rectangular tray 30cm wide, a Stuart Crystal trumpet vase and further glassware to include; wines, brandy's, whisky's etc

A Stuart Crystal 'Shaftesbury' cut glass trumpet vase, 28cm high, with box

A silver four trumpet epergne, height 19.5cm

Three Vases including two straight sided and one trumpet shape

A pair of blue and clear glass trumpet shaped Vases, 10'' tall, small chip to one rim.

A pair of silver trumpet stem vases (Birmingham, 1982), together with two larger similar vases, a pair of George V silver squat table candlesticks (Birmingham, 1933) and an Edwardian silver squat table candlestick (Chester, 1908)

An Edwardian mahogany tiered ecclesiastical centrepiece, formed as an octagonal trumpet with glass insert supported in an octagonal bowl raised on an octagonal column with buttress supports, to a wider octagonal bowl to the base, the whole printed with flowers, leaves and with egg and dart moulding to the base, height 25ins

A Victorian silver plated centre piece, the central trumpet vase surrounded by three smaller trumpet vases, all with wavy edge, the base formed as three scroll legs with paw feet and pierced leaf and shell design, height 15.5ins

A pair of Royal Worcester trumpet vases, hand painted with a cock and hen pheasant in landscape by Jas Stinton, shape number G923, dated 1912 and 1930, one af, height 6.25ins Condition report: one badly restored, other ok

Boosey Solbron cased cornet and a Blessing cased trumpet. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Silver mug and two pairs of Trumpet vases Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Square Silver waiter with piecrust rim, also a Silver trumpet vase (weighted) (2) Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Pair of Silver Trumpet Vases

A PAIR OF ARNHM ART POTTERY GREEN GROUND VASES OF TRUMPET SHAPE

A VICTORIAN PARCHMENT APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURE, WILLIAM GUY BUTCHER OF ANGEL ROW NOTTINGHAM 1884, ANOTHER OF THE SAME FAMILY A BAKER OF TRUMPET STREET IN THE PARISH OF ST MARY'S NOTTINGHAM AND TWO OTHER ITEMS

A reproduction brass library style desk lamp and a further Art Nouveau style table lamp with trumpet shade (2).

A Moorcroft blue Clematis pattern vase, of circular trumpet form, on circular foot, printed marks beneath, early 20thC, 11cm high.

A Moorcroft green Hibiscus pattern vase, of bulbous form with trumpet stem on circular foot, painted and impressed marks beneath, 27cm high.

A graduated pair of early 19thC Derby vases, each of cylindrical urn form with trumpet stems and gilt highlighted floral bodies on square platform bases, red crown marks beneath, 32cm high etc. (2)

An Oriental bronzed vase, of hexagonal form with circular trumpet stem, set with a polychrome scroll banding above ring handles, the body predominately decorated in blue, red and turquoise, probably Xuantong period, 33cm high.

An earthenware mortar, of typical form with a trumpet shaped body, raised with a plain banding on circular foot, 12cm high.

A quantity of Victorian drinking glasses, comprising four cordial glasses with trumpet shaped part gadrooned bowls on conical feet and three other similar glasses, 13cm high. (7)

An early 20thC brass trumpet, by Elkhart, New York no. 64289, of typical form partially decorated with floral tracery in a fitted case, 45cm wide.

A 20thC brass trumpet, by Phil Parker Ltd, of typical form with three buttons and mouth pieces in a pressed leather case, 47cm wide.

Hallmarked silver trumpet shaped vase with pierced rim weighted base. Total weight 277g

KINGS of MACEDON. Demetrios I Poliorketes. 306-283 BC. AR Tetradrachm (29mm, 17.18 g, 9h). Pella mint. Struck circa 294-293 BC. Nike standing left on prow of galley left, blowing trumpet she holds in her right hand and cradling stylis in her left arm / BA-SI?EO-[S] ?HMHTPIOY, Poseidon Pelagaios standing left, seen from behind, preparing to throw trident held aloft in his right hand, chlamys draped over extended left arm; monogram to left; to right, dolphin left above star. Newell 68 (obv. die LVII); SNG München 1042 (same obv. die); Dewing 1196 (same obv. die). Superb EF, even gray tone with light iridescence around the devices, a bit off center, a little die wear on obverse. Ex Numismatica Ars Classica 29 (11 May 2005), lot 160.

KINGS of MACEDON. Demetrios I Poliorketes. 306-283 BC. AR Tetradrachm (26mm, 17.20 g, 5h). Amphipolis mint. Struck circa 294-293 BC. Nike standing left on prow of galley left, blowing trumpet she holds in her right hand and cradling stylis in her left arm / BA-SI?E-OS ?HMHTPIOY, Poseidon Pelagaios standing left, seen from behind, preparing to throw trident held aloft in his right hand, chlamys draped over extended left arm; tripod to left; to right, Z above ME monogram. Newell 94 (dies LXXXV/– [obv. die unlisted for issue, rev. die not known]); Triton XVII, lot 164 (same dies); G. Hirsch 272, lot 219 = CNG 78, lot 434 (same dies). EF, toned, a little die wear on obverse. Well centered. From the Patrick H. James Collection. Ex Classical Numismatic Group 61 (25 September 2002), lot 488.Obverse die LXXXV was used extensively across the early issues at Amphipolis, and was paired with a number of different reverse varieties. The die continued in use long after it developed a die break across its surface. The present issue, however, was the earliest to employ the die, as evidenced by the very faint appearance of the break on all the known examples of this issue.

†An officer’s gilt and silver plated Lance Cap Plate pre 1856 of the 17th Lancers, bearing Royal Arms and motto above skull and crossbones with scroll below “Or Glory”. VGC Plate 4 Note: This lot comes with biographical notes stating that the plate was given to Trumpet Major Tom Romans BEM, senior NCO in the regimental band. On leaving the army he bought a well known Public House in London called “The Royal Tournament”. This plate became part of the regimental regalia in the pub. When Romans became unwell it was purchased by P. Skinner, Chairman of the Regimental Band Association 17/21st Lancers and sold to the present vendor. This plate featured in the BBC Antiques Roadshow programme at Highcliffe on Sea 2005, a “CD” of the programme accompanies the lot.

An old kukri,blade 13” with crescent mark, with plain wood hilt, in its leather covered sheath with pouch for companion knives (now missing). GC (sheath split, chape an old replacement), another kukri in sheath QGC; a modern brass bugle; a similar trumpet; a plaited leather riding crop; 6 modern wooden wall shields with applied military and naval badges; and 3 other associated items. Average GC

PERSIAN MAMLUK VASE with trumpet neck and baluster body, with stylised calligraphic decoration to body, 16.5cm high

A cased Clarion trumpet, lacking mouthpiece

A Boosey & Company silver plated small bore Silbron Class A Trumpet - no. 132562 - case with two mouthpieces - some knocks and wear - along with a cased Conn Trombone - wear, tarnishing, mouthpiece missing

A silver trumpet vase, height 20cm

Regent trumpet in its case and a music stand

Wedgwood & Co Art Deco Trumpet Vase, on a circular, stepped base, the design of concentric rings of colour, from tan brown at the base, through white and grey/black, to primrose and sunshine yellow, to the exterior and interior, at the top; 10.25 inches high