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A pair of George V Trumpet Vases of flared circular form, with cast and applied “C” scroll rims and knopped stems, (one repaired), to a spreading circular foot (loaded), height 4 ½”, London 1912, Makers Mark W & H Co Ltd, (2)

Large silver trumpet vase, engraved 'Race Sailed 28th July 1905.... Wild Duck' etc., 31cm high, Birmingham 1914 (filled) to/w smaller spill vase with pierced edge, a/f and a repousse decorated spill vase, Sheffield, 1899 (3)

A pair of 19th century Bohemian ruby-flashed glass trumpet vases decorated with woodland scene and deer, 19.5cm

A pair of famille verte two-handles balustered trumpet Vases, decorated in typical colours with figures in a pagoda overlooking a river, with barge and figures on the bank etc (both with damaged handles, one with rim repair), 18th/19th Century, 14 ½” high

A pair of cranberry glass Spill Vases with crimped rims; two further cranberry Spill Vases with clear glass bases; a mottled orange glass Trumpet Vase; a pair of lobed opaque and puce tinted Spill Vases and two further lemon glass Baskets with clear glass handles

A garniture of three 19th Century English Trumpet Vases, painted in colours with spreading foliage on a gilded ground, with white beaded detail, pattern number 711, comprises 6 ¼” Vase and a pair of 4 ½” Vases

A silver jug with lobed rim and double scroll handle , Birmingham, 1904; a silver scallop shell dish with embossed scroll decoration by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1894; a silver octagonal dish with pierced and embossed sides by H. Williamson Ltd., Birmingham 1899; a pair of cauldron shaped salts , Birmingham 1904; a silver gadrooned mustard by James Deakin & Son, Chester, 1902; and a trumpet shaped specimen vase by J & R Griffin, Chester 1912

A silver small tazza by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911; a silver capstan inkwell, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1907; a waisted Christening mug by J B Chatterley & Sons, Birmingham 1921, engraved initials; a trumpet shaped specimen vase, unmarked; and a silver coloured metal circular pill box

A silver trumpet shaped vase embossed with a basket of flowers by William Comyns & Sons Ltd., London, 1908; a silver cigarette box; three silver wine labels and a plated example; and a Victorian salt spoon

A pair of silver small trumpet shaped shaped vases with gadrooned rims by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1912; a pair of dwarf candlesticks by Charles S Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1904, loaded; a pierced miniature tazza by Charles S Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1912; a silver plated toast rack and a plated Corinthian column candlestick

Victorian white metal posy holder with pierced foliate trumpet decorated with butterflies, 14cm

An early 18th Century wine glass circa 1710, the trumpet bowl raised on inverted cone teared stem, 16.5cm high, S/D.

A mid 18th Century wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on single series air twist stem with single corkscrew and plain foot, 18cm high.

A later 18th Century wine glass, possibly Edinburgh, the trumpet bowl engraved with oak leaf and acorn collar, raised on annulated collar and double series opaque twist stem with a pair of spiral tapes outside open lace twist, angular basal knop, 13cm high.

A mid 18th Century wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on plain stem and foot, 16.5cm high.

A mid 18th Century Dutch engraved “Newcastle” light baluster goblet, the trumpet bowl engraved with the arms of Princess Anne below text “LANG LE UE D.PR”, raised on teared shoulder knop, plain stem and basal knop, tight domed foot, 20cm high. Princess Anne was the eldest daughter of King George II of Great Britain and wife of William IV of Orange.

An 18th Century firing dram, the deceptive trumpet bowl raised on double series opaque twist stem with four spiral tapes outside loose gauze, firing foot, 12cm high.

Four assorted 18th Century glasses: a Dutch trumpet bowl gin; a moulded jelly on cushion knop; a plain trumpet jelly on cushion knop; a deceptive bowl raised on knopped and baluster stem; all approximately 10cm high. (4).

A late 19th Century Stourbridge Rock Crystal posy vase possibly Stevens & Williams, the trumpet form body relief cut with spiralled plume and leaf cuts, later remounted to a swept silver hallmarked base, height 7.5cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge four flute epergne with a large petal edged bowl rising to a central trumpet with three low trumpets all having an applied green crimped trim to the graduated opalescent tinted ground, height 52cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge clear crystal vase possibly Stuart having a plain foot and tall trumpet body with wide frill rim decorated with an applied green trim and drawn cairngorm drop tears, height 26cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase of trumpet form with triform neck and drawn foot decorated with opalescent stripe over a pale green ground, height 18cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase of trumpet form with a drawn triform rim decorated with a red and white candy stripe body raised to an applied triangular pale green crimped foot, height 20cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase of trumpet form with a frilled “jack in the pulpit” rim decorated with a vertical white candy stripe over the pale green ground and raised to a crimped edge triangular foot, height 30cm.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge posy vase of trumpet form with a drawn tri-form rim decorated with a vertical white and pale turquoise candy stripe all raised to a crimped triangular pale citron foot, height 29cm.

A large late 19th Century “Jack in the Pulpit” vase with wide domed foot and flared trumpet with folded rim having a graduated Sunrise opal tint to a pale green ground, height 35cm.

A 19th Century reproduction Kit-cat glass, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on central cushioned teared knop and basal knop, folded foot, 23cm high.

A late 19th Century seven flute epergne by Bolton & Mills. The petal edged mirror base set with a central large conical trumpet with three smaller trumpets and three arched stem conical posies. The whole decorated with applied crystal trim with flower detail and a crystal trellis ware rim over a graduated cranberry body, bears registration mark 118864 to upper rim, height 42cm.

A late 19th Century Italian posy vase in the manner of Barovier and Salviati having a lattice moulded foot rising to a flared rim trumpet in gilt aventurine over deep blue set to a stylised dolphin stem, height 22cm.

A large 1930’s Stevens & Williams Royal Brierley glass vase designed by Keith Murray, pattern number KM 1030a, the wide circular crystal foot rising to a large trumpet with wide flat rim decorated with a controlled air bubble ground with pale lilac tint, bears full acid signature, height 21cm.

A 1930’s Stuart crystal glass vase designed by Paul Nash, the stepped circular foot rising to a flared trumpet with circular printie cuts with over cross hatch lines between vertical and horizontal wave cuts, full acid signature to the base together with original label, height 18.5cm.

A large 20th Century Stuart crystal cut glass vase of footed pedestal form with a flared trumpet form body decorated with vertical mitre cuts below a stylised laurel garland, height 30.5cm.

An early 20th Century Richardsons cameo Rich vase with a clear crystal foot and flared trumpet body cased in a deep amber over clear acid cut with stylised lilies over a planish cut ground, height 25cm.

An early 20th Century Webbs cameo Fleur vase of footed trumpet form cased in citron over clear and acid cut with a repeat stylised lily pattern over cracked ice effect ground, bears acid and cameo signature, height 25cm.

a Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Painted Trumpet Vase, Horace H Price, 1936, with solid gold rim band, the body painted with two apples, a plum, brambles, redcurrants and purple grapes against a mossy bank, signed, puce printed crown and wheel mark, and shape "2228", painter's mark "BT", 14.9cm high See illustration

a Rockingham Porcelain Trumpet Shaped Vase, circa 1830-42, painted in polychrome enamels with a bouquet of summer flowers within a gilt canted square panel on a matt blue ground, printed griffin mark in puce and inscribed "CI.3" in gilt, 11cm high; A Similar Shallow Pot Pourri Basket, centrally painted with summer flowers within an encrusted border; and A Similar Matt Blue Decorated Miniature Toilet Jug and Basin, of octagonal form with gilt border, marked "C1 2" in iron red (4)

a WMF Ikora Metal Pedestal Vase, designed by Rudolf Rieger, of trumpet design, in silver and black abstract patterns, on a circular base, stamped with the Oden Tower above WMF Ikora, 65.5cm See illustration

ART NOUVEAU VASELINE GLASS LILY VASE the tall trumpet-shaped body with frilled rim and silvered collar supported on a spreading circular base 176cm high

* A Jacobite airtwist wine glass, mid 18th century, the trumpet shaped bowl engraved with rose and oak leaf, inscribed Fiat, on a multi spiral airtwist stem with conical foot, 16 cm high.

Edwardian octagonal trumpet shaped Needlework Box, carved foot and reeded scrolled supports with original pot castors.

A pair of Chinese blue and white trumpet shaped vase painted with a mandarin and attendant within a walled garden above peonies and children at paly, blue encircled marks, 35.8cm high.

A Ruskin pottery high fired vase, with flared trumpet neck above squat ovoid body, with mottled and speckled red and grey glaze on an ivory ground, impressed Ruskin 1910 Pottery, 21.5cm high.

A wine glass, c. 1750, with drawn trumpet shaped stem and domed foot, 17.2cm high.

A wine glass, c. 1750, with drawn trumpet shaped stem and domed foot, 16.5cm.

TRUMPET IN FITTED TRAVEL CASE

SCHENKELOOR PLATED SINGLE VALVE TRUMPET

LINCOLN SILVERED TRUMPET IN CASE

An XVIII Century Wine Glass, the trumpet bowl over a drawn stem with enclosed tear, on a folded foot, 15 cms high, (two rim chips); A XIX Century Ratafia Glass, with flute bowl, on a knopped and baluster stem, on a circular spreading foot, 18.5 cms high. (2)

A Wine Glass, with trumpet bowl on a writhen stem with spreading foot, 14 cm high; Three Emerald Glass Wine Glasses, the bucket bowls on clear stem with plain conical foot; A Cranberry Glass Wine Glass, the bucket bowl etched with a band of repeat scrolls, on a clear basal knopped stem, with plain spreading foot; A Dram Firing Glass, the funnel bowl on a bladed stem and circular foot, 10.25 cm high; Three Further Glasses. (9)

C19th faceted glass toddy lifter, 6ins. high; together with a 'vaseline' glass model of a trumpet, 6.3ins. high (2).

Victorian 'vaseline' glass 4-trumpet epergne, crack to base, 21.3ins. high.

Victorian walnut trumpet sewing or work table with carved base.

A Boosey & Hawkes '78' (Overseas) Ltd trumpet in case

A Trumpet by Rudall and Carte & Co., another by Boosey & Hawkes, a Comet trumpet and a Euphonium by Boosey & Hawkes.

A very large silver trumpet shaped spill vase with flared pierced rim, Chester, marks rubbed. Weight 26oz (including loaded base)

A set of twelve early 20th century Dresden monkey band figures After the 18th century Meissen models by J.J.Kandler comprising: a conductor, a harpist, a trumpet player, a cellist, a violinist, a bassoonist, a clarinetist, a flautist, a drummer, a singer, a mandolin player and a French horn player, the conductor 17cm high, blue printed and impressed marks (12)

A Louis XIV period Boulle and gilt bronze mounted bracket clock By Baltazar Martinot, Paris the gilt dial with white enamel chapters, above the apron cast with two draped maidens and a cherub seated on a globe, supporting a plaque signed B. Martinot, A. Paris, the twin train movement with anchor escapement and back plate signed Baltazar Martinot, Paris, the domed case inlaid with brass scrolling foliage surmounted by an angel blowing a trumpet and flanked by classical caryatids, raised on toupie feet 43cm wide, 83cm high, 129cm deep

An 18th Century Toastmaster’s glass with drawn trumpet shaped bowl and fine stem, the plain footrim with open pontil, 8ins high (circa 1750 - Collection No. 155)

A Victorian cranberry glass epergne with central trumpet shaped vase trailed in clear glass, and three spiral reeded scroll brackets supporting two conforming hanging baskets (one missing), on circular base with crimped rim, 22.5ins high

A small Art Nouveau brown painted spelter figure of a young woman wearing diaphanous dress holding a circular mirror over her head and another similar kneeling figure supporting a glass trumpet specimen vase, 16cms and 12.5cms high (2)