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A Pair of Satsuma Bulbous Trumpet Shaped Vases on white and blue ground with multicoloured figure, floral, leaf and gilt decoration, 24.5cm high

A Pair of Satsuma Large Bulbous Trumpet Shaped Vases having raised figure, landscape and gilt decoration, 29.5cm high

A Pair of Satsuma Bulbous Trumpet Shaped Vases on cream ground with multicoloured warrior decoration, 22cm high

An Oriental Horn Style Trumpet Shaped Bowl, 11cm diameter

A Pair Birmingham Silver Small Trumpet Shape Spill Vases on round sweeping base, 7.7cm high

A Silver Plated Round 2-Handled Trumpet Shaped Wine Cooler also a plated round scalloped wine coaster having raised grape and vine decoration (2)

A Gramophone Trumpet Scalloped Horn with amplifier, 48.5cm high (2)

A Pair of Green Onyx and Enamel Bulbous 2-Handled Trumpet Shaped Urns on square bases having multicoloured floral, leaf and scroll decoration, 33cm high

A Cloisonne Bulbous Trumpet Shaped Vase on white, blue and gilt ground having floral, leaf decoration with stand 26.5cm high overall

A 19th century Wedgewood trumpet vase impressed R K - Height 10 cm - repaired chip to rim with crack and a 19th century Wedgewood urn vase - Height 13 cm - chip to rim missing top and a 19th century pate sur pate Wedgewood style basket pot pourri - good condition

A Carltonware trumpet form vase, lustre decorated in the Japanese taste numbered verso 2519

A Staffordshire Porcelain Vase, circa 1820, of trumpet shape on a circular foot, painted with a continuous rural landscape within gilt borders, 13cm high CONDITION REPORT: Some wear and staining

Charles William Hamilton Dicken (1855-1912) Australian Still life study of Pea Plants in flower and with pods Inscribed, pencil and watercolour, 14.5cm by 21cm together with A preliminary sketch by Dorothy Hutton After Fatin Latour, signed and extensively inscribed and annotated, mixed media, A watercolour by Susan Carlton Smith, "Scottish Heather", unframed Twelve 20th century botanical studies by Elisabeth Dowle all signed and dated and depicting "White Clover", "Trumpet Gentian", "Cowslip", "Lungwort", "Ribwort", "Red Clover", "Great Plantain", "Cornflower", "Garlic", "Fennell", "Lavender" and "Ladies Mantel" 16.5cm by 20.5cm, 17.5cm by 13cm and 31.5cm by 22.5cm respectively (15)

An Edwardian electroplated trumpet vase centrepiece, the central stem embossed with C scroll and foliate decoration rising to scalloped edge cut glass shallow bowl, surmounted by conforming cut glass trumpet vase, height 52cm, marked Walker and Hall, 1817 to base, S/D

A Carltonware trumpet form vase, lustre decorated in the Japanese taste numbered verso 2519

A Moorcroft pottery large trumpet vase decorated with spring flowers, signed to the base, 20cm (h), Est £100 - 150

A lot of two trumpets dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe A French horn and a trumpet. Both made of brass. dimensions: length 35 - 44 cm. Start Price: €60

A group of four porcelain vases dating: 18th Century provenance: China Consisting in two trumpet-shaped and two potiche vases; white ground with blue, floral motifs. (Chinese porcelain vases from the 18th Century discovered in the Vug Tau Cargo, off the South Vietnam coast). dimensions: height 14 - 15.5 cm. Start Price: €250

A silver trumpet formed bud vase with engine turned decoration . Hallmarked Birmingham 1926 maker F. H Adams & Co 5 3/4" high CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.

A 19thC blue pedestal glass vase with hand painted gilt and enamel decoration to body on a filled trumpet formed base. 13" high CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.

Benares ? : A pair of finely decorated spun brass trumpet formed pedestal vases with incised decoration 9 7/8" high CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.

A Doulton Lambeth trumpet vase with flared neck in mottled blue and brown glaze, the body decorated with raised and inscribed flowers within scrolling cartouches, monogrammed by Emily Partington, 10.75ins high (27cms)

A silver trophy vase of elongated trumpet form, makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1931, h. 30.5 cm, 14 ozs CONDITION REPORT: Heavily tarnished

A 1950's Harlem Super trumpet, retailed by J.V.Bourdon, Shoreditch, with an autocrat Wah Wah accessory, in a hard carrying case.

A Victorian cranberry and white vaseline glass epergne with a central trumpet and three baskets with green frilled decoration raised on a candy cane supports, 55cm high.

A George III wine glass, the trumpet shaped bowl above a straight stem, raised on a conical, folded foot, 17cm high, and a George III wine glass of tapering form with tear drop to the stem, raised on a conical foot, 16cm high.

A George III wine glass, late 18th century, the trumpet shaped bowl and plain stem raised on a conical foot, 15cm.

[BRONTE SISTERS INTEREST]. A 19TH CENTURY TURNED MAHOGANY VASE with a flared rim, 19.5cm high (neck broken and repaired). Provenance: Accompanied by a typed note which reads `...The Mahogoney (sic), trumpet shaped vase which is now in your possession was acquired by my great-grandfather, Ferdinand Binns, who was a Mill Owner, from the study in the Bronte Parsonage in Haworth Yorkshire in approx. 1860...`.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BALUSTER FORM VASE WITH TRUMPET NECK, decorated with flowering bushes, with a sparrow flying over the top, seven character mark to base, H 24 cm Cost of shipping to UK address £26.95 inc. vat.

Georgian wine glass with ogee bowl, engraved with swirl pattern, raised on a circular folded foot together with another with trumpet stem, engraved bowl, raised on a circular folded foot

Small quantity of old English drinking glasses to include:- three toastmaster's glasses, with knopped stems, a trumpet-shaped wine glass with knopped stem and another small glass with folded foot (5)

Nine old English wine glasses, with faceted cut trumpet bowls, knopped stems, on circular foot (9)

Old English wine glass of trumpet shape, diamond cut faceted stem, raised on a circular foot, height 16cm together with two further faceted stem wine glasses (3)

Old English wine glass with trumpet bowl, double air-twist stem with central swelled knop, on a circular foot, height 15cm

Old English wine glass with trumpet bowl, multiple air-twist stem, raised on a large circular foot, height 14cm

Old English wine glass with trumpet bowl, multiple spiral air-twist stem, raised on a circular foot, height 18cm

Quantity of trumpet-shaped cut glass wine glasses (15)

Pair of yellow glass trumpet vases, with blue bordered petal decoration, a similar yellow glass basket, a pink and white enamel tall glass vase (7)

Set of six Edinburgh crystal wine glasses, with trumpet-shaped bowls, cut glass, with a knopped stem circular foot, in original presentation box

[BRONTE SISTERS INTEREST]. A 19TH CENTURY TURNED MAHOGANY VASE with a flared rim, 19.5cm high (neck broken and repaired). Provenance: Accompanied by a typed note which reads `...The Mahogoney (sic), trumpet shaped vase which is now in your possession was acquired by my great-grandfather, Ferdinand Binns, who was a Mill Owner, from the study in the Bronte Parsonage in Haworth Yorkshire in approx. 1860...`.

A George III wine glass, the trumpet shaped bowl above a straight stem, raised on a conical, folded foot, 17cm high, and a George III wine glass of tapering form with tear drop to the stem, raised on a conical foot, 16cm high.

A George III wine glass, late 18th century, the trumpet shaped bowl and plain stem raised on a conical foot, 15cm.

A Victorian cranberry and white vaseline glass epergne with a central trumpet and three baskets with green frilled decoration raised on a candy cane supports, 55cm high.

A 1950's Harlem Super trumpet, retailed by J.V.Bourdon, Shoreditch, with an autocrat Wah Wah accessory, in a hard carrying case.

Interesting Viennese valve trumpet, with extra tuning slide, case; together with a brass cornet stamped W Brown & Sons..., within a fitted wooden case (2)

Quantity of various musical instrument accessories to include trumpet mutes, five Casio power adaptors, Stagg recording studio pop-screen, quantity of Stimmpfeife tuning pipes, spare jack connectors etc

A silver vase, faceted trumpet shape, London 1911, loaded. Height 19 cm.

A `B. & M. CHAMPION` TRUMPET cased.

An Arts & Crafts silver cup of circular trumpet form with one handle, the sides repousse decorated with stylised plants, possibly by Stokes & Ireland, Chester, 1935, 4.5oz. Condition Report: In OK condition.

Edwardian - Trumpet Shaped Pair of Silver Vases. Hallmark London 1908. Makers Mark W.C. 15 ozs - 10 grams. Loaded Base. Each Vase 7 Inches High. Some ding`s to Bases.

Macintyre Aurelian Ware Trumpet Vase. Circa 1900. Restoration and over painting to narrow central section of vase. Stands 10.5 inches high.

A `B. & M. CHAMPION` TRUMPET cased.

A silver vase, faceted trumpet shape, London 1911, loaded. Height 19 cm.

A VERY RARE 11-BORE GERMAN SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK FOWLING-PIECE IN THE MADRID FASHION, BY JOHANN WILHELM BONGARDE, DÜSSELDORF, BUILT ON AN EARLIER BARREL AND LOCK BY HERMANN (ARMAND) BONGARDE, CIRCA 1725-30 the barrel and the lock circa 1700, each finely decorated with minutely detailed chiselled classical ornament characteristic of this maker, the barrel formed with a short flat drawn forwards over the breech to a chiselled small design of monsters` head scrolls, progressing to a chiselled elaborate tiered trophy formed of a pair of putti supporting a swagged pedestal bearing the figure of Mars, the putti perched above monsters` heads and a mask each issuant from a tulip head, the latter framed by festooned monsters` head scrolls and the base formed of an arrangement of classical armour and weapons, with a small chiselled design of symmetrical scrollwork at the median, and with large gold-lined vent and silver fore-sight, the lock rounded, signed "Bongarde a Dusseldorp" (sic) and chiselled with trumpet-blowing putti seated within scrollwork below the pan and at the rear, the lip of the pan cut with a grotesque mask in miniscule, and the cock and the steel decorated with scrollwork en suite with the barrel (the upper part of the cock repaired), figured walnut half-stock decorated with finely carved mouldings and acanthus leaf ornament in low relief, Madrid-style fluted butt, the underside of the fore-end inset with a silver plaque pierced and engraved with an elaborate design of scrolling foliage heightened with silver pellets, decorated en suite behind the barrel tang and over the base of the comb, with silver butt-plate engraved with the quartered arms of the owner with supporters and crests, silver trigger-guard finely cast in relief with acanthus ornament, silver trigger-plate pierced and engraved with flowers and foliage, silver baluster ramrod-pipe, silver fore-end cap, and original ramrod with moulded silver cap 122 cm; 48 in barrel Further contemporaneous examples of sporting guns built by Johann Wilhelm Bongarde in the Madrid fashion, then popular in Germany, are preserved in the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich: see Hayward 1963 Volume II, p.102. Also see Schalkhauser 1988, cat. nos. 121-2, 124,127,129 and 133, pp.134-5, 137-140, 142-3. A further pair of Bongarde guns with carved stocks closely comparable with that of the present example, attributed perhaps incorrectly to the elder Hermann (Armand) Bongarde, were formerly in the collection of W.Keith Neal (Christies, 8 November 1995, lot 99). The present gun is the more unusual in being either a collaborative work involving father and son, or evidence at least of an early work by Johann Wilhelm built on stock-in-hand from his father`s workshop and presumably following his death in 1727. Hermann (Armand) Bongarde was the pre-eminent German gunmaker and iron chiseller of his age; he worked in the Classical Paris style closely linked to that of the court of Louis XIV, and his works frequently surpassed those of his contemporaries in Paris. Bongarde is first recorded in 1678, then in 1690 as armourer and court gunmaker to Johann Wilhelm of Neuburg, Elector Palatine and Duke of Jülich-Berg, which appointment he held until his death. Hermann Bongarde also made a magnificent garniture firearms for Karl-Leopold, Duke of Lorraine, now preserved in the Hofjagd-und Rüstkammer, Vienna (inv. nos. A 1636-38).

A TWO-HAND SWORD, POSSIBLY FOR THE FIELD, GERMAN OR SWISS, CIRCA 1550-60 with robust near-flat blade with sharpened edges and coming to a short point, struck with a group of three small marks on both sides of the forte, cut with a narrow short basal fuller on both sides, formed with a pair of pyramidal short flukes at the head of the ricasso and incised with linear borders and subsidiary borders about the ricasso and the fullers respectively, blackened iron hilt also of robust construction, diagonally fluted in the middle, with a pair of rounded bars with trumpet-shaped tips each acutely in-curved to form a near-annular guard at each face, crosspiece with strongly moulded button terminals (one quillon an old replacement) and decorated throughout with segments of spiral fluting, with bulbous pommel boldly incised with three large scallop shells, and moulded two-stage grip bound with leather over cords 118.8 cm; 46¾ in blade

A GERMAN BOAR-HUNTING SWORD (SCHWEINSDEGEN), THIRD QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY with short blade of flattened diamond section forged in one piece with a long slender shank of rectangular section, the latter slotted immediately behind the blade for attaching a toggle, struck on both sides with the bladesmith`s mark, in a rectangle, a wolf over the letter W, together with a pair of circular stellate marks and widening to form a bevelled short ricasso, fitted with iron guard (now inverted) of rounded bars, formed with a pair of trumpet-shaped quillons forward-swept and drooping beyond their median, outer ring-guard swelling in the middle, inner guard formed of a diagonal loop linking the head of the single forward arm to the base of the rear quillon and with thumb-ring placed centrally, stopper-shaped pommel, and the grip with later wire binding 107 cm; 42 1/8 in blade

An Arts and Crafts four-fold screen, each panel covered with The Angel with the Trumpet textile designed by Herbert Horne, Century Guild, each panel 171 x 54.5cm. Literature Linda Parry Textiles of the Arts and Crafts Movement, Thames & Hudson, page 43 plate 34 for an example of this textile design. Provenance: The part contents of a Wiltshire Rectory.

An American Sterling silver trumpet vase, of footed form with pierced border and handle, Meriden Britannia Co., weighted, 36cm high

Four American sterling silver trumpet vases, some weighted, tallest 23cm high (4)

A Chinese blue and white beaker vase of Ming / Qing transitional period, circa 1650, of broad mouthed trumpet form, the upper half painted with a departure scene: a figure standing on a stone looking back at two scholars in conversation; above a moulded narrow collar with stylised flowers on a delicate meandering stem, the foot with a finely pencilled petal border, unglazed flat base, 26cm high