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18th century English drinking glass with trumpet shaped bowl and opaque twist stem, round foot, 8.5" high PROVENANCE; Henk Huffener "A Cabinet of Curiosities"

Three late 18th century Bristol green trumpet wine glasses, 5" high (3)

Pair of silver small Art Nouveau vases on circular pedestal bases, Birmingham 1912; together with a pair of small bon-bon dishes, each with a wavy rim, scroll handles, raised on trumpet feet, Chester marks rubbed

An assortment of domestic glass ware including 3 various decanters, a trumpet shaped vase, drinking glasses, a set of opaque glass cups and saucers, a shade etc (one crate, as viewed)

A late 19th/early20th century French clear and coloured glass epergne, the central trumpet shape flute and 3 smaller vases with serpentine rims in blue and entwined with clear glass ribbons, the latter suspended on 3 spiral twist scrolled arms from a gilt metal support on a circular mirrored plinth.(49cms high)

A CHINESE BRONZE TRUMPET SHAPED VASE together with a bronze censor, Chinese brass box and incised tool. (4)

A small Maling cetem ware tapering trumpet shaped vase on a dark blue ground decorated with exotic birds, pattern number 3001, circa 1908-1930. 16½cm high

A Maling trumpet shaped spill vase on an orange ground decorated with grapes and vines, pattern number 3721. 22cm high

A Wedgwood trumpet shape spill case decorated with serpents, gold printed mark number Z4831. (AF) 17½ cm high

A large Maling Cetem Ware trumpet shaped vase of tapering form with flared rim decorated with exotic birds, pattern numbers 3001 and 3196. (AF) 33 cm high

Sky-blue tinted glass vase with a crimped rim, a trumpet-shaped blue glass vase and two other coloured glass vases, (4).

An HM silver facetted trumpet vase

Five Hummel figures, Wayside Harmony, Trumpet Boy, School Boy, Cheeky Fellow and Soloist

A PAIR OF WILLIAM MOORCROFT VASES IN THE "PANSIES" PATTERN, c.1918-1928, of baluster form, with trumpet rim, cobalt blue ground, impressed marks and signature in green. 20.5cm

A HANDSOME EDWARDIAN SILVER AND CUT-GLASS TABLE CENTREPIECE, JAMES DEAKIN & SONS, SHEFFIELD 1902, the triform platform base with acanthus scroll feet cast with scrolls and stylised leaves and surmounted by three elaborately cast griffins beneath a waisted baluster stem with trumpet supporting a cut-glass bowl. Height 34.5cm, weight of silver approx. 51oz.

Royal Worcester : A vase shape no. 1935 early 20c. of typical classical form with a trumpet shaped neck raised with an upper gilt lined leaf banding, the main body hand painted with daisies on domed circular foot with gilt lined scroll handle, 34cms high.

A studio glass vase (amber coloured) of trumpet form raised with various orbs, a textured amethyst tapering vase and a part etched decanter decorated with clover (3, the former 29cms high).

Royal Doulton-Lambeth stone ware an early 20c vase by Florence Barlow with trumpet stem, the main body raised with various birds in beaded ovals with further floral decoration, (possibly by Frank Butler) on a pale blue ground, the whole on circular foot with raised marks beneath terminating in a purpose built (removable) wooden base, the whole 28cms high.

"Elkhart trumpet, Blessing Scholastic, cased with muffler"

Pale blue enamelled glass trumpet vase mounted on a circular brass foot together with a pair green glass tall necked flower vases with silver rims, hallmarked London 1903 together with a cranberry glass scent bottle (3)

Moorcroft pottery trumpet shaped vase, pomegranate pattern, 17cm high

TWO CLEAR MULTI SPIRAL TWIST WINE GLASSES 18TH CENTURY each with bell bowl and folded foot, 15cm high and 15.5cm high; a later tall glass with trumpet bowl, multi spiral twist stem, 18cm high; and a later Continental glass with bell bowl, multi spiral twist stem and conical foot, 17.5cm high (4)

GROUP OF SIX FIRING GLASSES 18TH CENTURY comprising: an ogee bowl with double opaque twist stem and beehive foot, 9.5cm high; a similar glass, 9cm high; a plain glass with funnel bowl, 8.5cm high; two similar glasses, 8cm and 9cm high; a plain glass with ogee bowl, 9cm high; a sham dram glass with bucket bowl, knopped stem and plain foot, 10.5cm high; and a sham dram glass with trumpet bowl, plain stem and foot, 9cm high (8)

LARGE WINE GLASS MID 18TH CENTURY with bell bowl, annular knopped and baluster stem, plain folded foot, 18cm high; a glass with ogee bowl, plain stem and conical folded foot, 14.5cm high; and a glass with trumpet bowl, plain stem and plain conical foot, 15.5cm high (3)

A Jazz band to include Drummer, Pianist, Brass Play, Saxophonist, Trumpet player (resin made),

An Art deco lapis lazuli, diamond and gem-set cigarette holder, by Cartier The central lapis lazuli barrel with twin rose-cut diamond bands each with buff-top ruby accents with polished jet trumpet and stem, circa 1925, 21.2 cm long Signed Cartier and No. 2498 View on Christie's.com

An art deco agate, tortoiseshell and diamond cigarette holder, by Cartier The agate trumpet with platinum and rose-cut diamond bands at the tip and centre, to a tortoiseshell stem, circa 1925, 15.0 cm long, maker's fitted case Signed Cartier, Made in France, No. 03486 View on Christie's.com

Two French art deco cigarette holders The first with broad tapering horn stem and gold, pale and dark blue enamel geometric design tip, 15.5 cm long; the second with onyx stem and trumpet, the red lacquer barrel centre with twin rose-cut diamond band terminals and platinum tip, 11.5 cm long, each circa 1925 The first with indistinct marks, the second with French maker's mark A F (2) View on Christie's.com

A BOW PORCELAIN FIGURE of an angel, allegorical of Fame, scantily draped, blowing a trumpet, beside bocage, on a turquoise and gilt scroll base, iron red anchor and dagger, 8" high

A PAIR OF MOORCROFT POTTERY VASES of trumpet form, tubelined and painted in shades of lilac and green on a cream and blue ground with the Foxglove pattern, impressed and marked in blue, 6" high

A WEDGWOOD POTTERY "DRAGON LUSTRE" VASE of trumpet form on a low pedestal foot, printed with dragons in gilt on the mottled green exterior, and in colours on the interior on a pale green ground, indistinctly marked, 5 1/4" high

AN EDWARDIAN TRUMPET VASE, maker Walker & Hall, Chester 1906, with frilled rim, pierced with foliate scrolls around a blind shield cartouche, on spreading foot, 11" high, brass liner

A VICTORIAN CENTREPIECE, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1881, the trumpet shaped clear glass vase etched with ivy leaves and issuing from fern fronds, clear glass dish below raised on a tree support with a stag at its base, the circular base pierced with a band of fern fronds, on scrolled bracket feet, 20" high, 48ozs 10dwts

A Powell for Whitefriars Art Nouveau glass trumpet vase, 15ins

A silver bud vase, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1912, the circular loaded base to a plain tapering body with a pierced trumpet rim, 24.5cm tall

Lladro porcelain figure - boy in uniform with trumpet and similar larger ornament (2) Feather on hat has come off and been stuck back on

A vase with trumpet shaped neck on four scroll feet: Tria Juncta in Uno (202) and Alma (203) black foliate ground, 194mm, restored

A turned elm platter, 18" dia, a pine chest of three drawers, 8 1/2" wide, a large trumpet-shaped glass flower vase and a diamond cut glass vase

A pair of late Victorian vaseline trumpet-shaped vases with red trailed edges

Two Hummel figures, Little Sweeper and Trumpet Boy.

"A 9ct gold signet ring engraved `AJB`, together with a part ladies 9ct gold wristwatch and a 9ct gold brooch in the form of a trumpet "

An early 20thC brass trumpet with hammered and engraved decoration, and inscribed Pennsylvania special`, with Boosey & Hawkes mouthpiece.

A Moorcroft, Pomegranate pattern, green ground bowl made for Liberty & Co., on trumpet base, the fruit decoration around the bowl and foot. Height 20.2cm. Green mark, brown printed Made for Liberty & Co., impressed number 1121. (See illustration, front cover, bottom)

A good Victorian, claret jug by John Figg, the frosted glass jug with flared base, mounted a silver gilt scrolling handle, held by two plain silver gilt bands, the matching frosted glass goblet on plain silver gilt stem and trumpet foot, London 1855, sold together with a second goblet, the frosted glass bowl smashed. (See illustration)

A 19th century Derby vase, trumpet shape, decorated against the white ground with an oval floral spray and with blue glaze, crown mark to base in red. Height 4.5 ins.

An oriental bronze trumpet shaped vase, with lilies to stem and with three character mark to base. Height 12 ins.

A Walker & Hall silver trumpet shaped vase, planished, loaded, Sheffield 1919. Height 10.5 ins.

A cased Schenkelaars trumpet.

A white metal Christening mug with trumpet shape bowl, scroll handle, on a raised dome foot, together with a silver plated napkin ring, a pair of early 19thC sugar tongs with scissor handles, condiment spoons and a silver coloured miniature owl on a branch.

`Aurelian` a pair of James Macintyre trumpet vases designed by William Moorcroft, printed in red, blue and gilt printed mark, one restored 25cm. high

An air twist wine glass with engraved trumpet bowl

A silver candlestick with reeded stem, on square base, and a pair of silver trumpet vases, on weighted bases

A part suite of 1930s drinking glass, the champagne coupes on spreading trumpet-shaped feet, all with a light amber tint, 50-80

A Great War 1914 ‘Battle of The Aisne’ D.C.M. group of five awarded to Company Sergeant Major Martin Swanick, 1st Battalion, Liverpool Regiment Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.V.R. (6915 C. S. Mjr., 1/L’pool. Regt.); Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 3 clasps, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (6915 Pte., L’pool. Regt.); 1914 Star, with clasp (6915 C. S. Mjr., 1/L’pool. R.); British War Medal 1914-20 6915 W.O.Cl.2., L’pool. R.); Army L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., type 1 (6915 C. S. Mjr., D.C.M., L’pool. R.); together with an erased Victory Medal, with M.I.D. oak leaf, the Q.S.A. with some minor edge bruising, otherwise generally very fine (6) £800-1000 D.C.M. London Gazette 17 December 1914 ‘For conspicuous gallantry in conveying messages to his Commanding Officer under heavy fire, although at the time badly wounded.’ M.I.D. London Gazette 8 October 1914. The following amusing anecdote in relation to C.S.M. Swanick’s ‘strict disciplinarian’ style is extracted from The History of The King’s Liverpool Regiment 1914-1919, by Everard Wyrall: ‘Colonel T. W. S. Graham says “Possibly one amusing incident during the action at Villers Cotterets on 1 September 1914 may be worth referring to as illustrating a point of view.” - My Company ‘D’ was in the wood just behind the guns when the latter were brought out under very severe shell fire by the gallantry of one of the teams. The South Staffords, who were, many of them, lying in ditches on each side of the road down which the guns galloped, set up a rather shrill hysterical cheer. Never, I should say, was a cheer better deserved, but my Colour Sergeant - Swanick, a strict disciplinarian, made a trumpet of his hands and roared indignantly into my ear through the roar of the shelling, “Ark at them loafers on the road!”

EIGHT PIECES OF 18TH/19TH CENTURY GLASS WARE comprising a decanter of elongated bell form etched with bands and trailing foliage, a Victorian enamel overlay jug and six various glasses, an enamel overlay hock glass, a twisted flute, a fluted drawn trumpet glass, an etched conical glass, a fluted conical glass and a tall glass etched with hops and barley. (8).

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY ‘TEAR-DROP’ WINE GLASSES of drawn trumpet form, the tapering stem with ‘tear-drop’ bubble inclusion, on a conical circular foot. 15.5cm(h).

A NEAR PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY OPAQUE TWIST CORDIAL GLASSES each having an everted trumpet bowl with basal ring, the slender stems with central opaque twisted gauze within spiral threads, socket jointed to the circular foot, polished pontil to each base. 15cm(h) & 13.5cm(h).

A GROUP OF SIX 18TH/19TH CENTURY GLASSES comprising an opalescent twist wine glass the flared bell-from bowl etched with hops and barley, the slender stem with central opalescent twist within two spital threads, on a circular foot 15cm(h); an 18th century opaque twist cordial glass, the tapering bowl having basal flutes over a plain stem with central gauze surrounded by spiral threads, on a conical circular foot 16cm(h); an 18th century air-twist wine glass of drawn trumpet form, the stem with multiple air twists, on a conical foot 13cm(h); an 18th century air twist wine glass, the funnel bowl with dimpled texture over a stem with spiral twists and upper knop, on a spreading circular foot 15cm(h); a late18th/early 19th century glass with shaped bell bowl, the rim etched with a swag design, the tapering stem upon a circular foot 12cm(h); and an etched wine glass, the funnel bowl with etched fruiting vine design over short knopped stem and folded circular foot. 10cm(h) (6).

HARRY MORE GORDON Flowers in an Orange Trumpet watercolour, signed, 1998 76cm x 51cm

A Marchal three trumpet Air Horn, Alternator and various hand operated Pullers