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A pair of Edwardian silver trumpet shape Vases with crimped rims and circular bases, London 1901. 5" (13cms) high.

A Victorian trumpet form sewing table, with inlaid chequerboard top

A pair of Victorian cranberry glass tazzas with Greek key gilt decoration, 7 1/2" diameter, 7" high and the matching trumpet shaped vase, 19 1/2" high

A pair of French silver double trumpet posy vases, the c & s scroll pierced handle uniting the two trumpet shaped posy vases with with pierced c & s scrolled edges above embossed courting couples, with a centrally seated winged cherub playing a lute, raised upon pierced rosette c scrolled supports, stamped H with crown above, sponsors mark for Edwin Thompson Bryant, English Import marks for London 1897, approximate gross weight 40.43 oz, (2).

A George V silver trumpet form posy vase, Sheffield 1913, of typical trumpet form with everted neck tapering down to a circular stepped foot, Walker & Hall, height 20.5 cm, together with a silver pedestal circular bowl, London 1932, with a waisted circular foot ring, height 5.5 cm, Richard Comyns, a silver square form ashtray, Birmingham 1946, the top section with engine turned decoration, 9 cm square, Charles S Green & Co Ltd, a George V silver ring tree upon upon oval pierced tray, Chester 1913, Synyer & Beddoes, approximate gross weight 10.83 oz , (4).

A Mixed Lot comprising: A Silver on Copper Salver of shaped circular form with cast and applied rim, chased field with central vacant cartouche and raised on bun feet; together with an Electroplated Siphon Coaster of typical pierced cylindrical form with side handles, retailed by Walker & Hall; two various Trumpet Vases; Napkin Ring and further Silver Napkin Ring, various dates and makers, (6)

A Mixed Lot comprising: Various Trays, Serving Dishes, Sauce Boat, Chamber Stick, assorted Hot Water and Coffee Pots, Trumpet Vase etc, (qty)

A Mixed Lot of Electroplated Table Wares and Cutlery including Serving Dishes, Tea Pots, Cruets, Trumpet Vases, Flatware and Cutlery etc, (qty)

Two Edward VII small Trumpet Vases, each with flared and shaped rims, to plain polished tapering bodies, and raised on spreading circular bases (loaded), height 4 3/8”, Sheffield 1904, Maker’s Mark JDWD (2)

A George V Trumpet Vase, the cast and applied mount to the flared rim and inverted baluster body with applied fruiting vine decoration, and raised on a spreading circular domed foot, height 7 ¼”, weight 9 oz, London 1912, maker’s mark rubbed

A collection of various 20th Century Wedgwood Jasperwares, comprises a Jug, a circular Covered Powder Bowl, a heart-shaped Covered Trinket Box, a Spill Vase and a further Trumpet Vase, in blue; together with green oval covered small Casket; and further circular Plate (7)

A Clarice Cliff original Bizarre Trumpet Vase, decorated with a design of interlocking yellow, black and orange geometric shapes, orange foot, black printed mark, 8” high

A Victorian green glass epergne, with four frill trumpet and three clear barley twist canes on a circular vaseline glass frill base.

A MacIntyre trumpet shaped vase painted and slip trailed with poppies (restored) signed in green W. Moorcroft, printed mark, retailers stamp and M2169, 22cm high

A Vasart glass vase with blue and pink swirls (stress cracks) 17cm high, a bowl with mica inclusions (stress cracks) 21cm diameter, a Scottish cut glass vase (cracked), a Monart vase with combed decoration (cracked) 15.5cm high, a Monart glass vase with combed brown, white and aventurine decoration, 16cm high, a bowl and cover trumpet vase (all cracked) and a Vasart bowl (8)

Two 19th Century rummers, a trumpet shaped drinking glass and one other.

A brass trumpet.

A Pelham Dancing Puppet of a Sailor, a boxed `Nascar` and 50th Anniversary gold coloured coin and a figure of a gent playing a trumpet

A small white metal (probably silver) Charm Bracelet commemorating the Coronation of King Geo., the enamelled metal charms including: trumpet, the throne, a crown, `G R` surmounted by a crown, a mace, a scroll with crest, a sword, and a camel surrounded letter `G` , 7`` long overall.

A moulded glass lemonade jug of ovoid form, h. 19 cm, a pair of small vase shaped glass decanters with ring necks, lacking original stoppers and a 19th century trumpet shaped wine glass

A good quality three trumpet coloured glass epergne with hanging baskets.

A fine quality Faberge gold and silver enamelled miniature cigar cutter, the `88` marked engine turned body covered in a violet coloured enamel to a gold trumpet form end marked with the `56` zolotnik gold standard mark, the thumb piece mounted with a collet set rose cut diamond, the gold bar leading to the cutting blade stamped with the Faberge cryllic `K` mark and a head facing to the left, measuring 40mm long and 12mm wide, (small patch of wear to the enamel only).

A 19th century Naval Journal, circa 1834-1838, written by Able Seaman Charles Woods on HMS Winchester, a First Class Frigate built in 1822, numbered manuscript pages including 5pp of introduction detailing the ship`s dimensions and 113pp detailing travels including Madeira, Tenerife and the Cape of Good Hope, with 10 watercolour paintings, 28.5 x 19cm overall, mostly disbound in cloth cover (edges creased and torn, paper discoloured). Sold with a folder of letters from the 1930s when the vendor`s father sought to have the journal published. Henry Walker Ltd agreed to publish the journal as `A Frigate on the High Seas` with a foreword by Admiral Mark Kerr but production was stalled because of the economic climate. Also included is a 55pp transcript of part of the journal, publisher`s flyers advertising the book and a manuscript letter from Admiral Kerr. Included in the journal is a description of a ceremony performed on December 1st 1834 upon crossing the Equator in which the oldest man on board impersonated King Neptune and the sailor with the most `feminine visage` impersonated Queen Amphitrite. The youngest crew members were then given an initiation before the King and Queen and the crew `ÉHe is escorted from below by a round dozen of Constables being at the same time blind-folded with a wet Swab. On his reaching the Deck, he is Saluted in the face by a Strong body of water delivered from the Pipes of the fire engine, which renders him totally forgetful of whatever is about to be done to him. He is then conducted to the Secretary of his Majesty, who questions him as to age, where born, how long at Sea, etc. to any of which should he attempt a reply, a bucket of salt water is conveyed through a Speaking trumpet into his mouth. He is then desired to be seated on a form Slung for the Purpose, and now the Ceremony of Shaving is about to commence. The barbers mate has a bucket filled, not with Suds, but a composition of tar, grease, soot and many other ingredients offensive to taste and Smell, and with this he lathers him all over the face, head and neck. This being done he is then considered fit for the manual operation of the Barber. This Knight of the Razor is equipped with a long piece of iron hoop, notches are filed on one edge of this awful weapon, and woe to him who is in the Slightest degree Stubborn and behaves unruly in any shape while the shaving part is going on, for he is certain of coming off with a lacerated face, and many bear the marks for months afterwards...`

A WINE GLASS having a flanged trumpet bowl multi opaque thread stem, flat conical foot, pontil, 18.5cms

A WINE GLASS having a flanged trumpet bowl multi opaque thread stem, flat conical foot, pontil, 18.3cms

A WINE GLASS having a trumpet bowl multi opaque thread stem with a spiral mercurial cork screw, flat conical foot, pontil, 18.5cms

A WINE GLASS, having a trumpet shaped solid wide opaque cork screw stem, flat conical foot, pontil, 18.8cms

A PAIR OF TRUMPET SHAPED SILVER FLOWER HOLDERS with ogee cut rim, loaded flanged circular foot, Birmingham 1905, maker M & C, 16.5cms

A Victorian walnut trumpet work table, with tripod base.

Music – Sir Edward Elgar fine autograph letter signed dated Malvern May 15th 1903, to an unnamed correspondent stating curtly ‘Dear Sir: There is no bass Trumpet in The Dream of Gerontius, Your truly Ed Elgar’ 1p 8vo At the time he wrote this letter Elgar was hard at work on his major oratorio ‘The Apostles’ which was to be given its first performance at Birmingham in the following October. Despite the need for him to concentrate on finishing this monumental work, he felt impelled to conduct a very special performance of arguably his greatest work, The Dream of Gerontius in that year. This was to be given before the consecration of Westminster Cathedral – and as such it is still the only piece of secular music to have been given in that Cathedral. This letter doubtless refers to an enquiry concerning the orchestration of his great work. Letters of Elgar mentioning his greatest works are highly sought after on the market.

A modern silver trumpet shaped vase.

An Art Nouveau silver flower bud shaped trumpet vase, hallmarked Chester 1904.

A silver trumpet shaped vase, another (AF), silver plated toast rack and a silver plated belt (4).

A large cut glass trumpet shaped vase, a footed bowl, three other fruit bowls, a jug, vases, heavy glass bird paperweights etc

A SILVER CARD CASE BY TIFFANY & CO MODERN, A PAIR OF INDIAN SILVER REPOUSSÉ VASES OF TRUMPET SHAPE ETC

A DENBY DANESBY WARE ELECTRIC BLUE GLAZED TRUMPET VASE TWO 19TH C MUGS WITH VIEWS OF BELVOIR CASTLE AND THE FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM AND ANOTHER ITEM

An 18th Century Blue & White Delft Trumpet Vase, with a bulbous centre, decorated with panels of flowers and the flared base with stylised scrolls. Signed underneath with a monogram. Measuring 13 ins (33 cms) in height. 6¼ ins (16 cms) in diameter.

MOORCROFT VASE with trumpet neck and bulbous body, tube lined with Anemones, with printed mark and blue monogram to base, 12cm high

A brass trumpet, length 45cms, cased, a/f

A Royal Worcester blush vase with a relief moulded leaf form base rising to a trumpet form body with petal edged rim, transfer printed and painted with wild flowers over a blush ground, dated for 1918, height 20 cms, restored.

A small collection of late 19th Century Stourbridge glass to include a posy vase of ovoid form with collar neck and frill rim cased in opal over a pale pink interior, a similar trumpet form example, spherical example, small bowl and other items, (8).

PORCELAIN - A PAIR OF CRANBERRY GLASS TRUMPET VASES, each having a wavy rim, clear ringed throat, tapered body, on a clear seven leaf base, 32cm high

PORCELAIN - A METTLACH EARTHENWARE VASE having trumpet shape top, twin short handles, panel decorated with a boy on a branch in polychrome, stamped 1773, 33cm high

PORCELAIN - KITTY BLAKE A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN TRUMPET SHAPED VASE decorated with blackberries and leaves in polychrome with gilded borders, 22cm high, Reference G923, Date Code 1939

A mixed lot of glassware to include swag cut trumpet shaped vase, decanters and stoppers, tinted glass bowls and other similar items.

A Berlin K.P.M. porcelain vase with trumpet neck banded with orange, black and gold, height 5 3/4ins.

A trumpet spill vase, Chester 1913; together with a similar smaller spill vase, Birmingham 1924.

Three Royal Worcester, blush ivory vases, to include; a trumpet vase shape G923, dated 1930, enamelled with fruit and signed `Moseley`, (at fault) 12cm high, a vase shape H302 dated 1929, painted with roses, 10cm high and a further vase shape 2491, dated 1925 also enamelled with rose sprays, 14cm high (3)

A Wedgwood blue lustre trumpet vase, shape 2810, decorated with a scrolling oriental dragon against a blue mottled ground, pale stained interior 20cm high and another similar baluster vase, decorated in pattern Z4829 (broken and re-stuck), 19cm high (2)

Two Wedgwood green lustre vases, to include; a pedestal trumpet vase decorated with gilt dragons and butterflies, with mother of pearl interior, unmarked, 13cm high and a further baluster vase in pattern Z4831 decorated with gilt dragons against a green ground, 10.5cm high (2)

A Bohemian red glass vase, 19th century, the tapering cylindrical, red glass vase with trumpet neck, the white overlay oval vignette depicting a beauty with upswept hair, in polychrome enamels, against a gilt flecked ground and all raised on three bun feet, gilt `2` to base, 27.5cm high

A VICTORIAN SILVER CENTRE PIECE, depicting a standing lady holding a basket and with a cranberry glass trumpet vase, London 1887 by Charles Boynton, 13" high (see illustration).

A TRUMPET by Boosey & Hawkes Model No. 606 in carrying case.

A PAIR OF CIRCULAR MIRRORED GIRANDOLE WALL BRACKETS with twin trumpet sconces, 14" diameter (see illustration).

A quantity of miniature bone china items by Coalport, Hammersley and others, a small Royal Crown Derby trumpet shaped vase, other items by Wedgwood etc (a lot, as viewed).

Three miniature sterling silver figures of winged amorini musicians playing a harp, a trumpet and a lute, the latter with glass specimen vase.

A Lew Davis `Autograph` trumpet, by The King Instrument Co. of London, complete with mouth-piece and accessories, cased.

An electroplated epergne, with seven trumpet flutes, on an ivy-formed wire-work stand, 10".

A Hummel figure, `singing lesson`, 3½" and six others, (7), `watering the flowers`, `boy with a trumpet`, `first mate`, `she loves me`, `boy with a pipe` and a `girl with a basket`, (7).

Contemporary Moorcroft `Lamia` vase of trumpet form, centenary mark, (second), 15.5cm