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A pair of 19th Century Bohemian red flashed glass trumpet shaped specimen vases with shaped rims, the exteriors finely engraved with a deer hunting scene, on octagonal knopped columns and conforming cut footrims, 12ins high (one column with old repair), and a ditto octagonal flared vase with shaped rim engraved with fruiting vine ornament, on cut footrim, 10.5ins high (rim slightly chipped) £125-160

A large vertical ribbed vase designed by Marriot Powell for Whitefriars in Sapphire blue together with a smaller ribbed footed trumpet vase in amethyst, tallest 9.75”.

A wave ribbed footed bowl in sapphire blue designed by William Butler for Whitefriars, measures 9” across, together with a self colour sapphire ribbon trail bowl and matched trumpet vase.

A pair of 19th Century clear crystal lustres having a scalloped and fan cut foot with conforming facet trumpet mounted with suspended buttons and albertine droppers, height 9”. ILLUSTRATED.

An Edwardian mounted easel-back photograph frame, with marks for Birmingham 1908, maker's mark J.G, of slim shaped rectangular outline decorated with sprigs of lily of the valley; an epergne, Birmingham 1906 (lacking one small trumpet shaped vase); an oval mounted glass preserve pot with hinged cover, 1838; together with a pair of mounted glass condiment bottles, London 1843 (one lacking stopper) (5) Heights: 29.5cm; 23cm; 10.5cm and 18.5cm

* Selection of silver plated items to include a table centre of one large trumpet shaped vase flanked by three smaller vases on round base, 33cm high, four piece coffee service , cased flatware and other items.

A collection of Crown Staffordshire Wares, decorated with the ‘Hunting Scene’ design, comprising: Pair of Trumpet Vases; Two large Mugs; Salt and two Pepperettes; Sugar Bowl; Two handled urn shaped Vase; Small Ginger Jar; Pen Tray; Two Plates and Bread and Butter Plate; Two small circular Trinket Plates; Two further oval Nut Dishes; Covered rectangular Box (repaired) and a Milk Jug

A pair of early 20th Century three light Candelabra, each with detachable nozzles over trumpet shaped and bladed sconces, over drip pans, to plain scrolling wire work arms, to a central removable sconce, the whole raised on a knopped baluster column, and further to a spreading circular base with presentation inscription, (loaded), height 20”

A pair of George V Candlesticks, each rounded sconces to trumpet shaped drip pans and tapering columns and raised on a spreading circular base (loaded), height 9”, Birmingham 1915, Makers Mark obscured (2)

A Victorian cranberry glass epergne centrepiece, with six smaller trumpets and larger central trumpet issuing from a frill edged dish below.

A silver epergne, makers mark S&M, Birmingham 1946, with three trumpet shaped vases supported on a central tapering hexagonal stem with larger vase, (one vase dented)

'Household troop 4' drum, made up ceromonial trumpet.

A late Victorian vaseline and opalescent glass epergne with central tall trumpet vase flanked by three matching shorter vases, plus three clear barley twist branches supporting three vaseline and opalescent glass baskets of trumpet form, all raised on a dished base with wavy rim, 52.5 cm high overall

A Queen Anne silver tazza. Edinburgh 1705, maker George Scott Junior, Assay Master James Penman, the plain circular top with the four hallmarks and raised rim, the underside with engraved initials M WL MG, set on a hollow trumpet support with circular collet foot, weight 16oz 9.75in (25cm) diameter, 3.5in (9cm) high.

An important pair of Charles I silver communion chalices. Edinburgh 1645, with hallmarks for maker Patrick Borthwick and Deacon Adam Lamb, the eight inch diameter bowls decorated to exterior of rim with a quarter inch band of engraved lines to simulate ermine, also engraved below 'For The Kirke Of Haddingtovne 1645', set on a hexagonal columns with central raised and engraved knop flanked by reeded decoration, with circular trumpet foot supports and chased decoration, weight 62oz 9in (23cm) high. * Provenance - Purchased 1973 from Sotheby's London. . These chalices are listed on page 234 of the book - Old Scottish Communion Plate by The Reverend Thomas Burns, published in 1892.. It states that they bear a strong resemblance to 'The Tolbooth Cups'. The Haddington chalices would have been used at large church assemblies for the drinking of port wine, and for congregation in St Martins Kirk, Haddington, which still exists, but sadly only as a ruin.. The columns of the chalices unscrew from the bowls, which would have made transportation and concealment more convenient.. The Haddington Kirk is all that remains of an original 12th century building, known to be one of the oldest surviving churches in Scotland.. St Martins formed part of the original Cistercian Abbey that was founded by Ada, the daughter of King David I in 1178.

A Coalbrookdale two handled vase circa 1830 the lobed body painted with bouquets of summer flowers within a florally encrusted surround the branch moulded trumpet neck applied with moss leaves and flowers with similarly moulded gilt highlighted handles all raised on four scroll moulded feet blue painted CD 8" high

A pair of Macintytre Florian Ware vases by William Moorcroft circa 1900 the trumpet necks raised on compressed ovoid bases and decorated with blue poppies against a white ground brown printed mark and Rd No 401753" and green painted signature 8.5" high (2)

A Doulton Faience vase by Agnes E. M. Baignet circa 1910 of pedestal baluster form with trumpet neck and painted with foliage and red berrys against a cream and russet shaded ground monogrammed and numbered 380 impressed and printed Doulton marks and impressed L7844" 9.25" high

A cranberry glass centrepiece and epergne comprising six trumpet shaped vases with swirl and crimped applied decoration on a crimped dish base, 231/2 inches high overall, one vase missing)

James Powell & Sons. A large pedestal vase with circular fluted foot and ribbed flared conical trumpet body, engraved RD mark 543290, together with a small diamond moulded onion vase, tallest 9".

Powell & Sons - Whitefriars. A footed flared trumpet vase, blue tinted and threaded over sea green, height 6". ILLUSTRATED.

Webbs. A 1930’s Cameo Fleur vase of footed form with a flared trumpet body cased in cranberry over clear cut and polished with stylised lilies, bears cameo signature to the base, height 9". ILLUSTRATED.

An Art Deco green glass vase Trumpet shaped on a stepped plinth base, together with a green moulded glass dish and two wine glasses (4)

A Pair of William Moorcroft "Pomegranate" Trumpet Vases, on a blue ground, impressed marks and green painted signature, 21cm

Pair of trumpet shaped vases with frilled rims and fluted bodies, Birmingham 1908/09, 20.5cm high, weighted

Pair of Georgian style candlesticks, 17cm high, Birmingham 1916 together with a trumpet shaped vase, 16cm high, all weighted

A Royal Worcester trumpet shaped vase painted by Kitty Blake with blackberries on an ivory ground 23cm high printed crown and circle mark in puce date code for 1927

A large trumpet shaped vase painted with a noblewoman within an oval frame supported by cherubs and pink roses the reverse with a river landscape decorated within raised gilt foliate frames reserved on a bleu celeste ground 52cm high interlaced Ls in blue (drilled)

A pair of French ormolu candelabra bases early 19th century of slender ovoid vase form with tall trumpet necks cylindrical bases and hexagonal plinths cast and overlaid in Grecian style with bands of classical foliage and draped figures against burnished matt and milled grounds the handles designed as seated winged mermaidens 66cm high (originally with candle branches)

A 19th Century green glass vase of trumpet form, decorated with gilt scrollwork and porcelain overlaid panels hand painted with roses on a circular foot, 42cm high.

A Very Pretty Victorian Inlaid Walnut Work Table with Lift Chequer Board Top to Fitted Interior, Trumpet Wool Well and Tripod Base.

Georgian Ale Glass, with trumpet bowl, tear-drop stem and circular folded foot, 16cms, (6") and four others, similar, (5).

An Elegant Three Trumpet Epergne on Circular Silver Plated Base with Four Feet, Figure of Dove over, Tinted Glasses.

A mid 20th Century moulded glass and electroplate mounted Claret Jug, the hinged lid to a mask pouring spout and scrolling reeded handle, to a trumpet shaped body with hobnail decoration, height 12”

A mixed lot comprising: An Edward VII Trumpet Vase of lobed form with applied base supports in the art nouveau manner and raised on a spreading circular foot, together with a novelty Pepper Caster modelled in the form of a Beehive, various dates and makers (2)

Silver epergne with cranberry fluteSilver epergne, Sheffield 1898, leaf shaped flute on stem engraved with the crest of King's Royal Rifles, on domed base and prong feet, set with a cranberry and green glass trumpet. Overall height 47cm.

Royal Worcester vaseRoyal Worcester trumpet vase signed Jas Stinton hand painted with two pheasants in foliage, green printed mark on base, shape G 923, date code for 1913, 19cm high

A pair of shallow bon-bon tazzas with loop handles and trumpet columns, London 1906, 5 oz; a spiral ribbed silver plated sugar dredger

A table centre/epergne with central trumpet and 4 side trumpets on scalloped flared foot, Sheffield 1908, height 15", 38oz, (illus)

Peter Chevalier b.1953- 'With Trumpet Unscathed', 1991; oil on canvas, bears label attached to the reverse of frame, inscribed, titled and dated 1991 on the reverse, 81x100cm

A late 19th Century Stourbridge cranberry and clear crystal epergne with a deep frill rim bowl set with four trumpets and three twist canes mounted with conforming hanging baskets, the whole decorated with applied clear crystal crimped trim, height 18”, one trumpet missing.

A large mid 20th Century Italian Murano glass paperweight of spherical form with an internal green domed canopy set with assorted stylised trumpet flower heads, retains foil label to the base, height 5”.

A mid 18th Century English wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on plain stem and foot, 5.5” high.

A mid 18th Century English wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on plain stem and uneven plain foot, 6” high.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge epergne having a frill rim bowl set with a central trumpet, twin twist crystal canes and a matched pair of hanging baskets all detailed with a graduated opalescent tint over the cranberry ground, height 22”, S/D.

A late 19th Century Bohemian vase with domed foot and flared trumpet with castellated rim, the whole cased in opal over green cut back in panels and decorated with hand enamelled flowers and butterflies over the foliate gilded ground, height 11.5”, damages.

An early 20th Century opalescent to citron posy flute possibly by Walsh Walsh having a conical foot rising to a flared trumpet with compressed frill rim, height 6.5”.

A late 19th Century Thomas Webbs Queens Burmese posy trumpet with crimped petal edge rim decorated with a hand enamelled flowering bough and mounted to a gilt metal wire stand with decorative leaf, damaged to the rim, height 6.25”.

A late 19th Century Bohemian posy having a circular foot rising to a knopped stem and flared trumpet, the body cased in white over clear and cut back with panels decorated with hand enamelled flowers all against a gilded foliate ground, height 8.5”.

George IV: an English porcelain vase, the tapering trumpet shaped body on short spreading foot painted with a likeness of the Monarch in ceremonial robes within a wide gilt Cartouche, the reverse painted with a spray of flowers, banded decorated in gilt, the underside inscribed in red 'George The 4th' and numbered 262, circa 1821, 162 high, rim restored

1910 in Memoriam: a Copeland Spode for Goode vase of trumpet shape the quatrelobe body set with twin gilt handles well decorated in colours with portraits, flags and foliage and on the reverse a grieving Britannia, the rim and foot banded in green and gilt, 178 high

1937 Edward VIII: a pottery beaker by Wedgwood & Co decorated with a portrait in grey on a blue reserve and a similar trumpet shaped mug with stylish handle (2)

A Royal Worcester two handled vase date code for 1925 the globular body raised on a tall trumpet stem and painted with pink and red roses between gilding on the handles and rims printed marks 19.5cm high

A pair of Mintons small trumpet spill, floral painted vases, one damaged, together with a pair of Wedgwood Jasper vases.

A Poole, Carter, Stabler Adams, Shape 335, red bodied trumpet vase, with gazelle and floral pattern "TZ", 7 1/4 ins., together with one other Poole red bodied vase, cracked.

An Edwardian Art Nouveau, trumpet shaped vase, the body embossed with three young women in diaphanous robes below an engraved border of scrolls and flowers. Sheffield 1902.

A pair of circular based silver trumpet vases with tapered columns (some damage), 8 ins high, Birmingham 1919 25-35

A Victorian walnut trumpet work table 1ft. 6in.

A Victorian Rosewood Trumpet Shape Sewing Table, the hexagonal lid opening to reveal a fitted interior, on a carved triform base, 45 cm See inside back cover colour illustration

A Victorian walnut trumpet shaped work table with inlaid chess board top, raised on a turned carved column and three cabriole feet relief carved flowers to the knees.