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Lot 115
A Queen Anne/George I Scottish tazza, of plain circular form, on a trumpet foot, the centre engraved with a Coat of Arms*, Edinburgh, possibly 1710, with assay masters mark of Edward Penman, makers mark indistinct, 30cm diameter, 13.5cm high, weighing 28ozs. *Arms of Spottiswoode and Aberbuthnet.
Lot 141
A Georgian double series opaque-twist wine glass with moulded bowl and non-hallmarked white metal foot, 5.25 ins high, a Georgian trumpet bowl ale flute with cut bowl and teardrop stem and a Georgian hexagonal faceted stem wine glass with clear bell-shaped bowl, 6.25 ins high (catalogue illustrated)
Lot 148
An opaque twist stem wine glass with engraved floral bowl, 5.5 ins high, a 19th Century air twist stem ale glass with engraved leaf decoration to the bowl, a clear thick stem wine glass with leaf engraved trumpet bowl, 7 ins high and two small trumpet bowl wine glasses (parcel of five), (catalogue illustrated)
Lot 677
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a vinaigrette of rectangular purse form, lacking grille, Birmingham 1831, a trumpet vase, a silver mounted scent bottle, a mustard pot mount, a silver and onyx inkwell of square form, hinged cover, London 1820, with a rectangular onyx desk stand, plus a pierced mount, a penknife, and a pair of electroplated sauce ladles. (10)
Lot 22
A Britains set, The Sherwood Foresters Regimental Band, comprising Drum Major (No.5862), Bass Drum (No.5937), Side Drum (No.5984), Trombone (No.6002), Clarinet (No.6003), Fife (No.6004), Trumpet (No.6005), Saxophone (No.6006), Cymbals (No.6007), Tenor Horn (No.6008), French Horn (No.6009), and Euphonium (No.6010), produced for `The William Britain Collectors Club`, limited edition no.231, boxed as one.
Lot 368
A MULTI-COLOURED AND VASELINE GLASS FLOWER EPERGNE CIRCA 1900 With a tall central trumpet flanked by four smaller trumpets, each with waved rims and applied with crimped trails, supported by two barley-twist canes suspending baskets, above a bowl base with waved rim 19¼ in. (48.9 cm.) high View on Christie's.com
Lot 52
A pair of silver candlesticks, by Bernard Instone, Birmingham, 1925, of trumpet form, each stem centred with a rectangular baluster, centred with an enamel cabochon with ropework, 14cm (2) Bernard Instone (1891-1987) spent time with Emile Lettre on Berlin`s fashionable Unter den Linden Boulevard and then with John Paul Cooper in Kent. After fighting in World War One, he returned to the West Midlands, where he established the Langstone Silver works in 1920. Although the Langstone works produced tableware, jewellery was always Instone`s forte.
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