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Click here to subscribeA composite green and cranberry glass rainbow epergne, late 19th Century, the pale green wavy rimmed circular bowl supporting a central dark green trumpet with pinched clear ribbon trailing, flanked by three cranberry and green glass trumpets with pinched clear and green glass ribbon trailing, height approx 53.5cm.
A Fine Early 20th Century Ten Light Ormolu & Moulded Glass Chandelier, of the Baccarat style. The four small central lights encased by two bands of star-cut glass beads with amethyst coloured trumpet flower heads. The tall swept & curved gilt metal frame festooned in strings of facet cut beads with rose tinted leaf pendants. The six upswept outer branches having swirling drip trays below the electric `candle-lights` and large diamond cut drops above a multi-faceted glass ball pendant. 81 ins (32 cms) in height, 19 ins (49 cms) in width.
MOLE, An early 19th century late Georgian/early Victorian British Infantry Officer`s Sword, having floral and foliate decorated blade with blood channel, and acanthus motifs, a fretted hand guard with coronet and trumpet on a shagreen wired handle, c"omplete with steel mounted leather scabbard
A large Regency style bag type sixteen light chandelier modern, probably supplied by Chelsom, hung with a cascade of strings of facet cut crystal beads in inverted trumpet form, with a gilt metal swagged circlet and cascade of facet cut crystal beads below terminating in seven concentric bands of facet cut pendant drops and a facetted ball finial, 8ft from ceiling mounting to base, 4ft. diameter, together with eleven matching wall lights and three strings of replacement beads (12). * Please note that this lot is available for viewing by appointment only at the vendor`s property. Additional photos are available on request from the auction rooms. Removal is at the buyer`s expense - quotations on request.
A MID 18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS with hammered funnel bowl, on a multiple air-twist stem from a conical foot, 16cms high; together with another example, with an ogee bowl on a double-series opaque-twist stem with a plain conical foot, 14.5cms high (chips to foot rim); a pair of early 19th century wine glasses, with trumpet bowls, simply engraved with ribbon swags, on plain drawn stems with conical feet, 11.25cms high (4)
A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem, 17.6cm high; Another, circa 1740, the waisted bell bowl with tear in the solid base, plain stem, folded foot, 18cm high; and A Wine Glass, the trumpet bowl on a double cushion knopped multiple spiral air twist stem, possibly Continental, 17.4cm high (3)
An Ale Glass, circa 1765, the pointed round funnel bowl engraved with hops and barley, upon a double series opaque twist stem comprising a multiple-ply spiral band outside a pair of tapes in a loose spiral, 18.6cm high; and A Short Ale Glass, circa 1770, the trumpet bowl with moulded fluting, on a double series opaque twist stem comprising a pair of spiral tapes within a pair of nine-ply spiral bands, 16cm high (2) See illustration
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Pheasant Painted Trumpet Vase, James Stinton, 1909, painted with a cock pheasant at the edge of a copse, a hen pheasant in flight, signed, with fern vignette, on blush ivory stepped and scroll edged spreading foot, puce printed crown and wheel mark, year mark and shape G706, 16cm high
A Pair of Continental "Vienna" Pedestal Vases, circa 1880, with trumpet necks, tapering cylindrical bodies and swept circular bases, the main friezes painted with classical figures in colours against a solid gilded and scroll enriched ground, against a midnight blue background, both with pseudo beehive marks in underglaze blue, one with title inscription (rubbed), 19cm high See illustration
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