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A plated four branch Epergne with panel sided trumpet shape vases.

Teapot stand with glass insert, trumpet vase, two dressing table jars etc. etc., all a/f

A mid 18th Century wine flute circa 1740, the elongated drawn trumpet bowl raised on plain stem and conical foot, 20cm high.

A mid 18th Century wine flute circa 1755, the flared and drawn trumpet bowl raised on multiple spiral air twist stem and foot, 16.5cm high.

Two early 18th Century balustroid gin glasses circa 1740, each drawn trumpet bowl raised on inverted baluster stem with basal knop and folded conical foot, 11.5cm and 11cm high.(2). ILLUSTRATED.

An early 18th Century balustroid gin glass circa 1740, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on ovoid knop and inverted baluster stem with basal knop and folded conical foot, 12.5cm high.

An early 18th Century toasting glass circa 1740, the drawn and flared trumpet bowl raised on plain stem and conical foot, 17cm high. ILLUSTRATED.

A mid 18th Century wine glass circa 1740, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on plain teared stem and folded conical foot, 16cm high.

A large pair of 19th Century Bohemian lustres possibly Neuwelt each with a domed petal edged foot rising to a knopped and flared trumpet form body with petal edged rim cased in opal glass over deep royal blue and flash cut in Gothic panels with gilded foliate scroll detail, each with applied clear crystal buttons and facet droppers, height 30cm. ILLUSTRATED.

A late 19th Century Continental table centre epergne having domed circular foot rising to an integral frill rim bowl set with a flared single trumpet with frill rim, the whole cased in opal over a graduated cranberry decorated with applied cherub transfers with enamelled and gilded foliate scrolls, height 41cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass "Peloton" ware vase with a circular clear crystal foot relief moulded with daisy heads rising to a compressed and fluted fan shape trumpet with tight frill rim and cased multicoloured cane threads over a graduated pink ground, height 12cm.

A 19th Century Stourbridge clear crystal épergne having a circular frill rim bowl rising to a brass gallery with single stemmed posy trumpet of ovoid form with a wide flat rim and two matched side posies all having and applied green rim over the diamond mould body, height 38cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge "Harlequin" épergne having a large petal edge rim bowl in graduated green opalescence with large matched central and one side trumpet in green with applied clear crystal trim, together with two twist canes and later married pieces of matched shape but alternate colours including blue, cranberry and pale citron opalescence, height 51cm.

A 19th Century single trumpet épergne with a wide frill rim bowl and flared trumpet each having a graduated cranberry opalescence to pale green over a diamond mould ground all set to a gilt metal base with acanthus scroll work detail, height 37cm.

A 19th Century posy trumpet in a deep opaque lavender mounted to a gilt metal gloved hand and set to a rectangular alabaster base, height 18cm, S/D to base.

A late 19th Century Richardson's Cleveland pattern garniture comprising shallow compressed bowl with frill rim and a pair of footed trumpet form posy vases with frill rim all decorated with an applied amber trailed line over pink and white striped ground, minor losses to threading.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase with crimped clear crystal foot rising to a tri form rim trumpet with internal rainbow colour stripes, height 16cm.

A large 19th Century Stourbridge glass épergne having a wide frill rim bowl with central grass collar mounts supporting a tall central stemmed posy vase of ovoid form with applied petal edge rim, flanked by three arched side trumpets and three clear crystal twist canes suspending arched handle baskets, the whole decorated with applied self colour citron crimped trailing over the graduated citron opalescent ground, height 56cm, centre trumpet a possibly matching. ILLUSTRATED.

A large pair of pedestal vases designed by Simon Gate for Orrefors circa 1928 having a square foot rising to a square facet cut stem set with a low shouldered waisted trumpet vase cut with hollow diamonds below a panel cut rim over the ice blue ground, engraved signature to the foot rim with code "GA59", height 33cm. ILLUSTRATED.

An early 20th Century Stourbridge glass posy vase with a circular base, shallow baluster form stem and a wrythen fluted trumpet with frill rim having a petrol iridescence over a deep green ground, height 27.5cm.

An early 20th Century Richardsons "Amberina" posy vase, pattern No 15810, with circular foot rising to a hollow blown twisted stem and flared trumpet with frill rim with internal air bubbles over a graduated amber tinted ground, height 26cm.

An early 20th Century Stuart & Sons posy vase of footed trumpet form, pattern No 14056 with a wave rim and applied spiral threading over the straw opalescent ground, height 11.5cm.

A 1930's Monart vase, shape GC, with a compressed ring foot rising to a flared trumpet form body having an internal random air bubble pattern over mottled lilac and blue ground, height 15cm.

Walker & Hall silver plate four piece tea set, monogram with 'D', silver trumpet vase and a small amount of plate

A 19th Century small Wine Glass with trumpet bowl etched with foliage, single knopped stem and spreading circular foot, 4" high

A set of three small Specimen Trumpet Flower Vases, on loaded circular bases, 5" tall, Birmingham 1908 (A/F) (3) 1030. A George V Candle Extinguisher, of tube form, 12" long, Birmingham 1912 (A/F)

An Edwardian thistle-shaped Goblet to a circular trumpet foot, uninscribed, 6" tall, Sheffield 1906 by Mappin & Webb, 6 oz

A silver epergne, AJ Chester 1922, height 21cms, weight 262gms, one trumpet missing

A 19th century West African ivory and cast bronze oliphant, or war horn, the upper ivory section carved with four tribal figures, the finial carved with further figure seated upon a stool above a lozenge shaped pierced mouth piece, the cire-perdue cast base of waisted trumpet-form end cast with whorls and plaited cord decoration, the fabric-covered joint sewn with rows of cowrie shells. 10cm diameter (at base), 57cm high

A pair of Chinese trumpet vases, 19th century, each well painted with a central band from a novel, between fruit and flowers, six character marks of Kangxi, cracks and flaking 45cm (2). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A cranberry glass epergne, with a central upright trumpet between three smaller, applied with raised trailing and mounted on a circular mirrored base, 19th century, minor damage, 37cm.

A glass epergne, the central upright trumpet between three smaller and three cornucopia-shaped trumpets, each decorated with stems of fern, raised on a scallop-edged mirrored base, 19th century, a chip to one rim, 45.5cm.

A good Jacobite wine glass, the trumpet bowl engraved with a rose, oakleaf, star and 'Fiat', raised on a multiple airtwist stem and a folded foot, c.1750, 19cm.

A Lafleur trumpet imported by Boosey & Hawkes, London.

A Group of Four Facet Stem Drinking Glasses, late 18th century, comprising two with ogee bowl, pointed rounded funnel bowl, and trumpet bowl, the tallest 15cm high

A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the ogee bowl engraved with a bird amongst fruiting grape vine and rose sprigs, on a multiple spiral air twist stem, 15.1cm high; A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the rounded funnel bowl on a plain stem, folded foot, 14.6cm high: and A Wine Glass, circa 1760-70, the trumpet bowl with engraved stars punctuated by small oval polished windows to the rim, hollow stem, 14cm high (3)

A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the drawn trumpet bowl on a hollow plain stem, folded foot, 15.8cm high; A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem, 15.8cm high; and A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the ogee bowl engraved with two flower specimens, on a plain stem, folded foot, 14.8cm high (3)

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Painted Vase, E Townsend, 1931, the trumpet neck moulded with pointed leaf tips and gilded, painted with two peaches, black cherries and a sprig of apple blossom on a mossy bank, signed, two red cherries to the reverse, puce printed crown and wheel mark, year mark and shape F110, 10cm high

A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Two-Handled Pedestal Vases, Harry Davis, circa 1907, with octagonal trumpet short necks on ovoid bodies, each painted with a ram, sheep and lamb by the edge of a loch, misty mountains beyond, signed, against a moulded and shaded apricot ground enriched in gilt throughout, puce printed crown and wheel mark, year mark, shape 2256, 25.8cm high (both restored) See illustration

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Sheep Painted Vase, Harry Davis, circa 1908, of classical pedestal baluster shape, frontally painted with three sheep on a cloudy moorland, the reverse with a boulder amongst tussocks, outscrolled shoulder handles picked out in gilt, moulded trumpet neck and leaf moulded foot, in blush ivory and apricot, puce printed crown and wheel mark, year mark and shape 1482, 16cm high See illustration. Provenance: Burrow Hall, Nether Burrow, Kirkby Lonsdale, Tennants sale on the premises, 14 May 1996, lot 77.

A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Blush Ivory Neo-Classical Vases, circa 1894, of slender fluted baluster shape with trumpet necks, scrolled shoulder handles with solid gilded leafy lion head finials, with scant cascading flower decoration in gilt, puce printed crown and wheel mark, year mark, shape 1763, 26cm high

A Pair of Italian Maiolica Bottle Vases, Cantagalli, circa 1880, decorated in Renaissance revival style with a continuous scroll of fruiting oak leaves in mustard and black against a mottled green ground, the trumpet necks with "Florentine" scrolling leaves on a dark blue ground, black painted cockerel mark, 32cm high

A Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Yenyen Vase, Kangxi (1662-1722), the trumpet neck painted with two kylin in a misty gorge, the main body similarly decorated, cloud wisps within line border, 42.8cm high See illustration

A Japanese Bronze Model of a Bull Asian Elephant, Meiji Period (1868-1912), running forward and raising its trunk as if to trumpet in alarm, triple character cast mark, 26.2cm high, 39.5cm long overall

An early 19th century continental air twist cordial glass with Jacobite engraved decoration, the trumpet bowl on a drawn multi spiral air twist stem and conical foot, the bowl with open rose and bud decoration, 6" high

A silver posy vase, James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1913, designed as a trumpet flute with shaped rim, 28cm high (loaded) along with a silver bowl, London 1890, of lobed form and raised on three scroll feet, 12.5cm diameter, weight 6.5oz (2)

Pair of Edward VII Trumpet Vases, Birmingham 1905.

A 19c. Bohemian etched and amber coloured glass vase with flared rim, the trumpet body decorated with a stag in a forest on an etched leaf lined circular foot. 37.5cms. high.

A late 18c. English wine glass, the trumpet bowl engraved with rose and birds, on a plain stem and folded foot, 12cms. high.

A rare 18c. English Kit Kat club wine glass with a drawn trumpet bowl over a tiered plain stem on inverted baluster inset with a tear on plain foot, 17cms. high.

An English wine glass circa 1750, with a trumpet shaped bowl of plain form, raised on a multi spiral air twist stem, 18cms. high.

A mid 18c. English ale glass with a drawn trumpet bowl raised on a multi spiral air twist stem and plain foot, 17.5cms. high.

A mid 18c. English wine glass with a plain drawn trumpet bowl raised on an air twist stem and raised foot, 17cms. high.

An 18c. ale glass probably English, circa 1780 with a drawn trumpet bowl raised on faceted cut stem and domed foot, the bowl with a tulip banding, 13cms. high.

A mid 18c. English wine glass with a plain stem and trumpet bowl on domed foot, circa 1750.

A late 18c. English short plain stem ale glass with drawn trumpet bowl on a graduated stem and folded foot. 12 cms. high.

Four similar 18th century enamel twist wine glasses, each with a trumpet shape bowl above white enamel twist stem and domed foot (4), 1535cm high

An Edwardian silver goblet, the ovoid bowl on a beaded knop stem and circular foot, Sheffield 1908 by Walker & Hall, together with a silver trumpet specimen vase (marks worn).

An early 20th Century plated epergne, the central trumpet with pierced surmount flanked by three scroll branches, each supporting a pierced basket, on a circular base.

A pair of .925 silver and red enamel spirit measures of tapered cylindrical form, a silver and basalt flower trumpet vase, a set of six silver and blue enamel dress buttons, cased, and a gilt metal mounted Sèvres style turquoise glazed spill vase (faults).