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A Walter Moorcroft "Clematis" Trumpet Vase, on a blue/green ground, impressed factory mark and painted blue monogram, 26cm (restored foot rim)

A Set of Nine Champagne Flutes, Regency, circa 1820, each slender trumpet bowl on a triple cushion knop stem and circular foot, 20cm high

A Trumpet Ale Glass, circa 1765, on a double series opaque twist stem comprising a pair of tapes around a central gauze pillar, 17.5cm high; and Another, the round funnel bowl on a short double series opaque twist stem comprising a multi-ply spiral band outside a pair of spiral tapes, 16.5cm high (2)

A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the pan topped bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem with central swollen knop, 17.4cm high; and A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the one piece trumpet bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem, 18.5cm high (2)

A Wine Glass, circa 1730, the trumpet bowl on a flattened and angular basal collar, slender baluster solid stem, on a broadly folded foot, 19cm high

A Monumental Faience Vase, circa 1870, in Renaissance style, the shaped flared trumpet neck flanked by two winged mermaids over two moulded heart shape panels, painted by C Casaltoli with a horse and cart and foliage surmounted by a moulded mask, on a mottled manganese ground, the shell moulded swept base flanked by four Bacchic figures on an oval plinth, painted monogram mark, 110cm high

Lots 340-343 - Sold by order of Braganza Investments Ltd. Crichel House is located near the village of More Crichel in Dorset. It is surrounded by 400 acres of parkland, which includes a crescent-shaped lake covering 50 acres. The original Tudor house, owned by the Napier family, was largely destroyed by a fire in 1742, and the house was subsequently rebuilt. Humphrey Sturt inherited the house in 1765. The four exceptional jade treasures (lots 340-343) were among those collected by Napier George Henry Sturt, the 3rd Baron Alington of Crichel, and his daughter the Hon. Mrs Mary Anna Marten OBE, both of whom were keen collectors. This is demonstrated by the Sparks’ archive, which lists 93 entries on the account of Lord Alington and 19 on that of Mrs Marten. Mrs Marten was a trustee of the British Museum from 1985-98, a trustee of the Royal Collections and established the Ancient Persia Fund in memory of Vladimir Lukonin of the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. An Exceptional and Extremely Rare Large Chinese Imperial White Jade Carving of a Recumbent Deer with its Young. Qing dynasty, Qianlong period 1736-95, 20.5cm long, together with a contemporary hardwood stand. The beast sits with a serene, contented expression and is carved from a massive white jade boulder, which is heightened by warm brown markings. It is depicted holding lingzhi fungi and with a leafy branch in its mouth. The body gently curves to the right to protect its fawn, which reaches up with its head and left front foot, to nibble at a leaf. The facial features with protruding nostrils and bright eyes are finely defined. The antlers, between trumpet-shaped ears, rest on the shoulders, and are carved with ruyi terminals framing the upper spinal vertebrae, which extend to accentuate the superbly defined body. The tail curls beside and between its hind legs, the hooves are boldly carved to the underside. The wood stand is deeply carved as a bed of uneven rocks with a few tufts of leaves and flower heads at the border. Provenance The 3rd Baron Alington of Crichel (1896-1940), the Hon. Mrs Mary Anna Marten OBE (1929-2010), Crichel House, Dorset.:Catalogue note: The deer or ‘Lu’, in Daoist mythology, is a symbol of long life. Stanley Charles Nott, in his Chinese Jade Throughout the Ages states that in China, ‘the stag is considered to live a thousand years’. It is believed to be the only animal capable of searching out the sacred lingzhi fungus, and so as in the present piece, is often portrayed holding lingzhi in its mouth. Shoulao and Magu, the God and Goddess of Longevity are often accompanied by deer. The Chinese word for deer ‘Lu’, is homophonous with the words for ‘road’ and ‘six’, it is a pun for ‘emolument’ or ‘official salary’ and can be used to represent Luxing, the God of Rank and Emolument. Two deer together means ‘may all the roads be smooth’ or ‘may everything go smoothly’ and so, becomes an important rebus for doing business. Compare with the two jade carving of three rams, cf. Important Chinese Jades from the Personal Collection of Alan and Simone Hartman, Christie’s Hong Kong, 28 November 2006, lot 1418 and 27 November 2007, lot 1560. For another group of a deer with its young from the De An Tang Collection, see Christie’s Hong Kong, 29 May 2007, lot 1590. Estimate: Refer department.

A mixed lot of various Oriental Export and other Wares comprising: two Cups & Saucers, Tea Bowl and Saucer and one other Tea Bowl; and a pair of Trumpet Vases, (A/F), all decorated in under glazed blue

A Royal Crown Derby Trumpet Vase with a crimped rim, painted in Imari colours with pattern number 1128, 4 ½” high

A late 19th Century formerly electroplated Table Centrepiece, the trefoil base raised on three cast and applied feet, with stylised griffon mounts, reeded frame to a central cut glass trumpet vase flanked by three further receptacles with later added glass leaves, height 22 ½”

An Elizabeth II Trumpet Vase, of typical polished form, with flared rim and spreading circular base (loaded), height 5 ¼”, Birmingham 1989, Maker’s Mark JG Ltd

A Mixed Lot comprising: a George VI Silver Glass Holder, of tapering circular form, with pierced body and cast and applied handle, fitted with a plain clear glass insert; together with a small Trumpet Vase, of plain cylindrical form, with spreading circular foot (loaded), various dates and makers (2)

An Elizabeth II Silver mounted and moulded glass Claret Jug, the plain collar with mask finial and cast and applied foliate handle, to a hinged and domed cover and trumpet-shaped body, with hobnail and star detail, height 11”, Sheffield 1978, Maker’s Mark PS Ltd

A Mixed Lot comprising: an enamelled part Dressing Table Set, comprising Hand Mirror, Hairbrush, Clothes Brush and moulded glass Powder Bowl, all decorated with engine-turned detail and pale blue guilloche enamel; together with a small Trumpet Vase, of plain typical form, various dates and makers (5)

A silver plated tea and coffee pot both with ebony handles and finials with matching milk jug and sugar bowl, three boxed sets of metal cutlery, a plated cruet, plated trumpet vase and a bowl etc

Pair green glass vases each with trumpet flared rim, on tapering bases, 26.5cm high together with a mottled green and red glass vase (3)

Glass ovoid shaped vase in the Monart style together with a glass dish decorated with birds and a green glass trumpet vase (3)

Blue glass jug, Mary Gregory style enamel decoration, a lime-tinted vaseline glass trumpet vase and other decorative coloured glassware, (12).

Pair of Indian Engraved Brass Trumpet-shaped Vases; a pair of brass Candlesticks; an Oil Lamp with Amber reservoir and shade; another pair of Vases; Hearth Shovel and a Brass Ladle.

A Chinese famille-verte Vase, second half of the 19th century, the discus body and trumpet neck with dragons, flames, clouds and pearls, 34cm

Vincent Bach Stradivarius professional trumpet - model 25 Elkhart Indiana USA - Circa.1973/74 Serial L86507 (previously owned by Enoch Jackson - Scottish National Orchestra, Liverpool Philharmonic and BBC Symphony Orchestra View on www.staceyauction.com

A pair of engraved Fox and Hound wine glasses and a Georgian trumpet shaped glass with twisted base

A 1920`s ebonised wind-up grammophone with large brass trumpet.

An antique relief Wood carving of a muse playing a trumpet, 18th c. or earlier

A modern glass Studio Trumpet Vase with clear glass stem and milk glass trumpet.

"Vaseline glass trumpet, petal edge dish, two tumblers, and three similar etched wines"

"Elkhart trumpet, Blessing Scholastic, cased with muffler"

An Edwardian silver trumpet-form spill vase, London 1907, (weighted).

Hardy (Thomas). The Trumpet Major, 12 original parts, 1st printing in Good Words for 1880 (preceeds 1st ed. in bookform), numerous eng. illusts., ads. at front and rear, orig. printed terracotta wrappers, all with contemp. ms. ownership signature on upper cover, some minor edge-fraying, and spines with loss at ends, large 8vo, contained in purpose-made cloth solander box, together with Henniker (Florence), In Scarlet and Grey, Stories of Soldiers and Others... and The Spectre of the Real by Thomas Hardy and Florence Henniker, 1st US ed., Boston, Roberts Bros., 1896, orig. dec. terracotta cloth gilt, spine sl. darkened, and extrems. a little rubbed in places, sm. 8vo (2)

TIFFANY STUDIOS `FAVRILE` GLASS VASE, CIRCA 1900 the vase of ribbed trumpet form on a gilt-bronze base with blue enamelled festoons, stamped marks `Louis C. Tiffany Furnaces Inc./ 156` 43cm high

TIFFANY STUDIOS `FAVRILE` GLASS FLOWER VASE, CIRCA 1900 the trumpet shaped vase with amber iridescence mounted on a green and gold-coloured enamelled base, stamped marks `Louis C. Tiffany Furnaces Inc/ 151` 32.5cm high

NAZING GLASS THREE VASES, LATE 20TH CENTURY Each of trumpet form, one with blue and white pulled decoration, 34cm high; amber and white pulled decoration, 15cm high; red and white mottled decoration, 16cm high (3)

Ferdinand Barbedienne champleve enamel and ormolu vase , the trumpet shaped body decorated with stylised florets on the red, green and black striped ground, with gryphon side handles raised on paw feet, signed F. Barbedienne on the footrim, height 21.5cm..

Victorian glass epergne with blue coloured frilly edges, composed of a central trumpet surrounded by three flaring trumpets and three baskets. 44cm high

A PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN CAFE AU LAIT GLAZE TRUMPET VASES with underglaze blue and white panels on wooden stands, four character Kangxi marks to the bases, 19th Century, 12" high

A PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN GU-FORM TRUMPET VASES in blue and white palette with famille rose enamelling of Qilin and floral sprays, key fret decoration to the inner rim and leaves to the neck, 13 1/4", 18th/19th Century

A pair of 19th century trumpet form wine glasses, the bowl engraved with fighting game cocks and inscribed `The bet to the fight`, the stem with inverted teardrop air bubble, height 17.5cm (illustrated)

ROD: Hardy Richard Walker Carp Rod 10` 2 piece brown Fibalite, olive whipped low bridge guides, red agate butt/tip, 27.5" trumpet cork handle with alloy reel rings, fine, in MOB.

ROD: Rare early B James & Son Ealing London Richard Walker Mk1V green whipped 10` 2 piece split cane rod in as new condition, clear agate butt, red agate tip ring, green whipped low intermediates, bronze ferrule, with stopper, 27" trumpet cork handle with light alloy reel rings, little used, in early cloth bag.

ROD: Fine B James & Son England Richard Walker Mk1V Avon 10` 2 piece split cane rod in fine condition, red agate butt/tip rings, burgundy close whipped, bronze ferrule, 24" trumpet slim cork handle with light alloy reel rings, red button, fine, in MOB.

ROD: Rare Oliver`s of Knebworth Tench 13` 3 piece Hollow built split cane rod in fine condition, red agate butt & tip guides, gold close whipped high bridge intermediates, bronze ferrules, alloy stoppers, keeper ring, 26" trumpet cork handle, light alloy reel rings, butt cap with red rubber button, superb condition with MOB.

ROD: Hardy "The General" 12` 3 piece river rod, No.G32606, whole cane butt/middle, split cane tip, whipped green, bronze ferrules, 19" trumpet cork handle with alloy reel fittings, alloy stoppers, in MOB.

Two Hummel figures, Trumpet Boy and Soloist

A pair of trumpet shaped silver stem vases, on urn shaped pepperette, a drum shaped mustard pot and three salts (7)

A small silver trumpet fluted posy vase, 1903, together with a late Georgian silver helmet shaped cream jug, hallmarks rubbed. (2 items)

Silver trumpet shaped flower vase, Sheffield 1904, together with a silver hammered finish sugar bowl London 1901, together with an oval silver salt with blue glass liner and a silver capped glass salt pot

A silver plated table centre, with two frosted pressed glass oval dishes, a glass trumpet vase with figural supports (vase broken).

A good selection of silver plated hollow ware including sauce and gravy boats, trumpet vase, two gallery trays, etc.

A COLLECTION OF SIX ANTIQUE WINE GLASSES, with trumpet shaped bowls, folded foots and five with tear drop stems together with three etched antique port glasses with vine and grape decoration to the bowl and on folded foots and one further glass (10).

A `CAMBRIDGE` BRASS TRUMPET by The British Band Instrument Company Ltd, numbered `L.P.316400`, together with case.

A Victorian cranberry and clear glass epergne with three trumpet flutes on square base with crimped rim, 100-150

A silver bud vase, Birmingham 1918, of trumpet shape on a loaded base, 17.5cm tall; with another similar silver loaded bud vase, 14cm tall; and a silver ash tray, 54g gross

A Silver Tara brooch by Adie & Lovekin 1901, of pseudo-pen annular form with cast Celtic decoration, 4cm diameter; a French silver and paste-set girandole brooch, stamped with small guarantee mark; a gold retractable pencil pendant, of trumpet from, with a citrine seal at the terminal, cut with two dates; and a collection of buttons and studs and a broken bangle

A GEORGE III WINE GLASS with trumpet shaped bowl and double twist column. 8ins high.

A pair of gilt metal and cut glass hung four light electroliers, 20th century, of inverted trumpet form, with bead swags descending to a foliate cast circlet, the light fitments suspended from scrolling foliate cast arms

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT: Silver plated Regency trumpet by Boosey & Hawkes. In original case with 2 mouth pieces & cones

A Paris porcelain pedestal vase, the trumpet twin handled body painted with two panels of floral sprays with gilt highlighting upon a square base, together with a Staffordshire Scottish huntsman, modelled holding a gun with a dog beside, height 34 cm, (A/F), (2).

AN EDWARDIAN GLASS CENTRE PIECE having red rimmed trumpet flower top with clear glass leaf support, on a circular mirror base and three turquoise blue trimmed trumpets

A LATE VICTORIAN/EARLY 20TH CENTURY BELLEEK PORCELAIN VASE having trumpet shape head leading down to a rocky base beside, 2nd black mark, 1891-1926, 23cm high

A LATE 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CLOISONNÉ VASE having trumpet flared neck, bulb stem and flared base, stamped "Made in China", 32cm high