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A 1930`s Stuart & Sons posy vase of footed trumpet form hand enamelled with stylised lupins over a clear ground, acid marked, height 14 cm.

An early 20th Century posy vase by John Walsh Walsh of footed trumpet form with fluted body and pearlised iridescent finish, height 25.5 cm.

A 1930`s Whitefriars vase pattern number 8608 designed by Harry Powell of fluted barrel form in a Sea Green colour, height 17.5 cm, together with an earlier trumpet form example with internal optic loop pattern, height 20.5 ccm (2).

LINDEAN MILL, THREE GLASS VASES, CIRCA 1997. each of trumpet form, two with engraved mark `LM `97` (3), 67cm, 49cm, 32cm high

A gilt metal and cut glass hung four light electrolier, early 20th century, of inverted trumpet form, with swags of faceted glass rectangles and beads descending from an upper circlet to a broader one below, with faceted pendants hung from graduated circlets beneath, 87cm high, 41cm diameter

Athens, Intermediate (Intercalated) Olympic Games, 1906, commemorative award plaque, silvered bronze, modelled by P. Vannier, obv. victorious athlete over Athens 1906 stadium, rev. Victory with palm branch and trumpet flying over laurel tree, 70mm x 50mm

A decorative English Trumpet Vase, painted in colours with extensive floral spray with gilded and dark blue detail; together with a further smaller Trumpet Vase, painted in colours with landscape scene (hairline crack), 4” and 2 ½” high (2)

An Elizabeth II Trumpet Vase of typical plain polished form, raised on a spreading circular foot (loaded), height 8 ¼”, Birmingham 1968, Makers Mark S & M

A Mixed Lot comprising: Three various Silver mounted and cut glass Dressing Table Toilet Water Bottles, each with ground in stoppers, together with a plain polished Trumpet Vase, various dates and makers (4)

A George V Trumpet Vase, of typical form with flared rim, facetted body and spreading circular foot (loaded), height 9 ¾”, Sheffield 1917, Maker’s Mark JD WD (repaired)

A Bohemian ruby-tinted and overlaid lustre vase, second half of the 19th century, lobed shallow bowl, on trumpet stem, overlaid painted roundels to the bowl, alternating with figure studies and flowers, fitted with ten prismatic drops, 31cms, (12").

A harlequin glass épergne, the central pale blue trumpet surrounded by two matched green and blue smaller trumpets and two baskets, raised on a green lobed base, 19th century, 46cm.

A tall harlequin glass épergne, a central cranberry trumpet rising from a square base and surrounded by four matched shorter trumpets of differing colour, 19th century, 55.3cm.

A harlequin cranberry glass épergne, with a central trumpet between two smaller lightly ribbed trumpets, raised on a domed base, 19th century, 47.5cm.

Two wine glasses, with trumpet bowls raised on teardrop stems above folded feet, c.1740, a minute chip to one rim, 15.3cm max. (2)Provenance: purchased from Gerald Sattin Ltd in 1978.

"Pair of early 20thC Russian silver vases of trumpet form with stylized plant etched decoration, gilt interior, 15cm h"

A W Moorcroft `Florian` pattern trumpet vase, with poppies and forget me nots upon a cream ground, the flared rim above a waisted knopped body over a flared base upon a circular foot ring, incised marks 76, painted signature W Moorcroft in green & M2447, height 13 cm.

A 20th century brown glass vase, possibly George Davidson & Co, of flared trumpet form with ribbed body upon a square section plinth base, height 22 cm, together with a 20th century amber glass vase, of tapering form with oval facet cut decoration upon a circular foot ring, height 25.5 cm, a 20th century blue glass vase, of ovoid form with a white metal band above the body decorated with stylized fans and pebbles, marked Oreor, height 26 cm and a 20th century frosted glass vase, the circular waisted neck above a rose moulded body, height 24, (4).

A Victorian four branch epergne, with one replacement trumpet

A pair of early 20th century silver trumpet vases.

A Victorian glass table epergne, the circular dish base with wavy rim supporting two trumpet vases and two scroll brackets.

Ekenes Sweden olive green glass vase of trumpet form with an applied prunt girdle, 27cm high. Signed to underside.

A George V silver trumpet stem vase, with wavy rim and circular base, makers Mappin and Webb, together with two silver sugar bowls, 11oz gross (3)

A pair of silver trumpet shaped spill vases, Birmingham 1972

A Georgian Ale Glass with trumpet bowl on plain stem and folded foot, 6 1/4in

Fifteen various stemmed Glasses including one with trumpet bowl on disc knop stem

REGENCY BLACK MARBLE AND GILT BRONZE INKSTAND CIRCA 1815 the stepped rectangular base with applied mounts, surmounted by a trumpet form candle nozzle flanked by twin stylised dolphin inkwells 27cm wide, 25cm high, 13cm deep

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE TRUMPET SHAPED VASE divided into three sections, the top and bottom decorated with foliage, the centre depicting figures in a landscape. Character marks in blue to base. Small repair to rim, otherwise good condition. 12ins high.

A GOOD FOUR PIECE GARNITURE OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE VASES comprising of a pair of trumpet shaped vases and another of slender form, each decorated with foliage. Unmarked. 10.5ins & 10ins high.

A pair of Spode multi-coloured trumpet vases, 4.75 ins high

CHINESE VASES, a pair, ceramic, of trumpet form, with polychrome and gilt decoration, each 64cm H. (one as found). (2)

ROYAL DOULTON VASE, of tapering cylindrical form, with trumpet neck, 36.5cm H, another 25.5cm H, and a jardiniere 20cm diam x 16cm H, all with Art Nouveau motifs and tonal blue/green glazes. (3)

An oak cased 1920`s wind up gramophone with trumpet horn

A trumpet, stamped Getzen, U.S.A., length 45cms, cased, a/f

A PAIR OF FRENCH POTTER VASES OF TRUMPET FORM AND REEDED HANDLES DECORATED WITH FISH, INDISTINCT SIGNATURE ONE DAMAGED

A late 19th Century Stourbridge wrythen fluted posy vase of footed trumpet form with tight frill rim having a graduated green opalescence, height 23 cms, together with a small graduated opalescent posy and a cased body example with amber frill rim, (3).

A period reproduction mahogany work table of faceted trumpet form, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior and raised to a triple scroll base, S/D, 78cm high.

A large Ruskin Pottery high fired lily vase of flared trumpet form decorated in a deep tonal purple flambe glaze with red and feint green flecked spotting, impressed marks, date for 1932 and full signature for William Howson Taylor, height 29 cm. ILLUSTRATED

A later 1930`s Clarice Cliff shape 905 vase of footed sleeve form with a relief moulded stylised flower picked out in enamel over a mushroom glazed ground, together with a similar period fluted trumpet form vase and a footed ovoid vase decorated with a relief moulded flower basket, tallest 22 cms, (3).

A small assorted parcel of 19th Century and later Stourbridge cranberry glass to include a trumpet form vase, two carafes, two fluted jugs and posy vases, various sizes, (9).

A multi series air twist stem wine glass, having a drawn trumpet bowl, on a folded foot with polished pontil. C1750. Ht. 15.2 cm, Bowl rim 6.4 cm, Foot 7.5 cm

A rare double series opaque twist wine glass, having a pan topped bowl supported by a stem enclosing a pair of spiral threads surrounded by seven cotton threads on a shallow conical foot with polished pontil mark. See Bickerton, Plate 637, P. 214, describes it as a pan-topped trumpet bowl DSOT-solid spiral band outside pair of spiral tapes, c1765. English lead glass. Ht. 15.5 cm. Bowl rim 5.4 cm. Foot 6.1 cm.

A multi series air twist stem wine glass, having a drawn trumpet bowl on a conical foot with polished pontil. C1750. English lead glass. Ht. 15.5 cm. Bowl rim 6.2 cm. Foot 7.1 cm

Pair of 19thc. single series air twist wine glasses with trumpet bowls engraved with a formal border of swags and cornflowers. Conical feet with rough pontil marks.

A Victorian cranberry glass epergne the central trumpet stem with a raised textured clear glass banding and flared rim, with further barleytwist sticks, baskets and stems to the centre, on a flared shaped circular base, 51 cms. high.

SILVER - MAPPIN & WEBB A SILVER CHRISTENING MUG having trumpet shape body, angular handle and circular foot, Sheffield, 1937, 167g

A Set of Three Light Baluster Wine Glasses, circa 1900, each trumpet bowl engraved with an armorial with animal supporters and legend Confido Conquiesco, in a gadroon basal collar, on multiple knopped stems and folded circular foot with engraved foliate band, 19cm high Possibly associated with the St Clair Ford and Drummond families.

A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl with multiple spiral air twist stem and folded foot, 16cm high; A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl with tear drop to the stem, folded foot, 16.8cm high; A George III Pint Mug, circa 1775, with S handle and wrythen basal collar, engraved with flowers and ribbons about initials MTB, 14cm high; and Racehorse Interest: A Victorian Octagonal Panelled Tumbler, etched with the (named) racehorse BEES WING within laurel leaves, on the other side S SCOTT, the base scetched (sic) by Thomas Fell, Feb 10 1843, 9.9cm high (4)

A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Sheep Painted Pedestal Ewers, Ernest Barker, 1913, each painted with two sheep in boulder strewn misty glens, the reverse with heather vignettes, both signed, with concave sided trumpet necks and leaping spouts, on leaf tip moulded circular feet, puce printed crown and wheel mark, and date code, shape 1581, 16cm high

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Bird Painted Vase, William Powell, 1910, of ovoid shape with short trumpet neck edged in gilt, the body painted with a continuous African landscape with a pair of storks feeding at the edge of a pool flanked by palm trees and grasses, signed, short angled circular foot, green printed crown and wheel mark, year mark, shape 294, 20.5cm high (perhaps originally with a cover)

A Lowestoft Coffee Cup, circa 1775, enamelled with trumpet flowers and sprigs, with inner crow`s foot border, 5.8cm high; and Another, circa 1775, enamelled with Chinese figures in panels, 6.2cm high (2)

A "Sevres" Porcelain Large Pedestal Baluster Vase, circa 1870, with trumpet neck, the ovoid body painted to the front with quatrelobed panel depicting two lovers with sheep in a sunlit woodland clearing in the manner of Emile Lessore, within gilt scrolls and trellis, the reverse with another panel depicting a castle in a mountainous landscape, against a dark blue ground, with fruiting laurel and guilloché bands to the neck and circular foot, overglaze blue painted interlaced L marks centred by the letter L, 73.5cm high

A Chinese Famille Verte Large Porcelain Vase, late 19th century, of ovoid form with trumpet neck with horizontal bandings of lozenge and tasseled jewelled motifs, the main body with a continuous frieze of an equestrian bowman and his groom in a hilly landscape, with basal lozenge band, 60cm high

A Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Peach Vase, early 20th century, with squat baluster body and trumpet neck, painted with a knarled peach branch bearing five fruits over rocks and peonies, on the reverse with Chinese characters, 37.8cm high

A Pair of Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Hexagonal Panelled Vases, Kangxi (1662-1722), each with trumpet leaf tip painted necks, the upper bulb and main body with alternating panels depicting floral and archaic vessel motifs, 18.5cm high

A Chinese Carved Tiger`s Eye Archaic Form Pedestal Cup and Cover, 20th century, the circular bowl with fo dog mask and ring handles on a knopped trumpet foot, the bowl form cover carved with four loose rings issuing from leaf form loops, 13cm high

English Provincial School (19th century) Double Portrait of John (Don) and Emerson (Emy) Herdman and the Dog (Wolf), both children dressed in black with lace accessories, one holding a brass trumpet Oil on canvas, 77cm by 110cm The picture is reputedly by a provincial portrait painter "Hook", painted circa 1850 The Herdman family were flax spinners and linen manufacturers who founded Sion Mills, Co Tyrone

A Gallé Cameo Vase, inverted trumpet form with slightly flared rim, acid etched with Lilac convolvulus on green stems and leaves, on a yellow/green and lilac ground, signed in cameo, 26cm

A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem bisected by a teared inverted baluster knop, 18.2cm high

A VICTORIAN GLASS FRUIT STAND the trumpet shaped vase and graduated dishes etched with grasses, on faceted stem and star cut foot, 57cm h++In fine condition