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Click here to subscribeA Cut Glass Brown and Clear Glass Dish having floral and leaf decoration, 29.5cm diameter, an etched glass trumpet shaped vase having rose and leaf decoration, a ruby clear glass jug with stopper (a/f), a green glass thin necked jug, a blue glass chemist jar with stopper, a glass bottle having inner marble mounted to neck, a Coca-Cola bottle with straw, and 4 ruby glass wine glasses (12)
An Oriental Round Bulbous Trumpet Shaped Vase on white ground with multicoloured figure decoration, 23cm high (slight chip to rim), a Cantonese round plate having multicoloured bird, butterfly and floral decoration, a china square tile having oriental decoration, a Japanese part tea service (a/f), and a Japanese eggshell part service, comprising 2 comports, 7 plates (24)
Plated and metal wares, comprising; a cake or fruit basket, a pair of vases, a trumpet shaped vase, three pewter condiments, a mug, a pair of candlesticks, a pair of light fittings, a small mug, an Eastern vase, a pewter twin handled tray of Art Nouveau style, a pair of fruit serving spoons, cased, a pair of fish servers, cased and sundry.
A late 19th Century Stourbridge crystal vaseline garniture by Thomas Webbs, the large central vase having a fluted circular base rising to an organic form trumpet with lower twist and fluted body, together with a matched pair, the whole having a graduated opalescence over the citron tone ground, tallest 16’.
A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Meissen porcelain large flower encrusted bottle vases and covers, each applied with graduated polychrome flowerheads, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, together with a pair of late 19th Century Jacob Petit large flower encrusted porcelain vases, each central trumpet surrounded by three spiralling smaller trumpets terminating in masks, coloured in puce, green and blue and heightened in gilt (faults and restoration).
A NATURAL TRUMPET BY WILLIAM SHAW, LONDON, CIRCA 1805 the tubing of brass with spiral mounts, between the yards and bows, with plain tri-lobed knop, the garland embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, and inscribed William Shaw, 21 Red Lion Street, Holborn, London, and later mouthpiece 70cm; 27Iin longProvenance: Warwick Castle, inv. no. S003. William Shaw is recorded at this address circa 1802-06. He made a set of trumpets which are now in the British State Regalia.
A RARE FLINTLOCK REGULATION RIFLED CARBINE (J GERBsCHSE) FOR LIGHT INFANTRY OF THE PRUSSIAN PRINCIPALITIES OF BRANDENBURG-ANSPACH-BAYREUTH, BY I.C. ST(tm)HR A HANAU, CIRCA 1780-91 with swamped octagonal sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves, signed stepped bevelled lock, set trigger, figured walnut full stock with carved raised mouldings, the butt with raised cheek-piece and sliding patchbox-cover, regulation brass mounts including trumpet-shaped ramrod-pipes, brass fore-end cap, a pair of steel sling swivels, and original brass-tipped iron ramrod 71.3cm; 28Bin barrelJ"gerb chsen of this pattern were introduced in 1757 for issue to the Prussian Korps-Feldj"ger of Brandenburg-Anspach-Bayreuth. The pattern remained in manufacture until 1791 (including issue to the Hessian troops involved in the American Revolutionary War), being superceded in 1796 by a similar carbine manufactured at the Potsdam arsenal. See H.M ller 1991, pp.100-103.
A FLINTLOCK RIFLED CARBINE (J GERBsCHSE) OF REGULATION TYPE, LAST QUARTER OF THE 18TH CENTURY with swamped octagonal sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves, stepped bevelled lock (possibly an early working replacement), figured walnut full stock, the butt with raised cheek-piece and sliding patchbox-cover, regulation brass mounts including trumpet-shaped ramrod-pipes, brass fore-end cap, a pair of steel sling swivels, and original brass-tipped iron ramrod (the stock and mounts worn) 74cm; 29Bin barrel
A Russian cut crystal, gasolier converted to chandelier, c. 1890/1900. Central silvered metal column, the corona fitted with cut glass lotus leaf mounts, hung with a cascade of strings of facet cut beads in inverted trumpet form. With silvered metal circlet mounted with cut glass spikes, with a cascade of facet cut glass pendant drops below, terminating in a cut glass ball finial. 130cm long. Provenance: Formerly hanging in the main reception room of WARTSKI - Grafton street, W1 premises & before that In the Regent Street premises. This chandelier was exported from Russia by Emanuel Snowman of Wartski in 1927.
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase by Hannah Barlow, having an incised leaf decorated trumpet form rim above a leaf and flower decorated frieze above a band of scrafito deer and stag on a salt glazed ground (two large chips to foot), incised and impressed marks verso, height 20cm (see lot 47 for illustration)
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