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A pair of cut glass baluster vases with silver collars; a silver plated trumpet shaped vase, a large yellow glass with cat and Beswick mouse, damaged, and an ashtray with cows horn "bird" decoration

A large 20th century Stourbridge crystal vase cased in blue with flash cut decoration, the flared trumpet form body decorated with panels of diamond and printie cuts, height 9.25".

A parcel lot of assorted hallmarked and Continental silver items to include, candlesticks, trumpet vases, bon-bon dishes, tankards etc. All A/F.

A pair of late 19th Century Stourbridge glass posy vases of graduated trumpet form rising to a tri-form rim, the whole cased in yellow over white and set to a gilt metal foliate stand, height 10".

A Poole Pottery Vase, of trumpet form, decorated stylised flowers, 21 cm

a Pair of Royal Doulton Stoneware Vases, late 1890's, each decorated in sgraffito technique by Hannah B Barlow, each slender baluster body incised with a continuous scene of deer grazing, heightened in black and blue against a grey ground between slip decorated ornamental borders and under a waisted trumpet-shaped neck, incised artists monogram "HBB 734", lion crown and circle mark and other impressed marks and numerals, 44cm

Three Antler Mounted Pewter Table Candlesticks, circa 1900, on trumpet bases; and A Miscellaneous Collection of Assorted Deer Related Items, Small Glass and Ceramic Figures of Stags etc (quantity)

An Opaque Twist Wine Glass, circa 1770, the funnel bowl on a double series stem of two spiral threads outside a gauze, circular foot, 12. 9cm high; Another, the ogee bowl with a pair of spiral tapes outside a central tape, circular foot, 12cm high (footrim with numerous small flakes and wear); and An Air Twist Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bell bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem, circular foot, 13.3cm high (several tiny flakes on footrim) (3) # 120-180 33. A Wine Glass, circa 1770, the drawn trumpet bowl on a double series stem comprising a pair of corkscrews outside a central gauze, circular foot, 17cm high (tiny flake to footrim); Another, the rounded funnel bowl on a double series opaque stem, three tapes around a central corkscrew gauze, circular foot, 15.4cm high; and Another Similar, 15.2cm high (small chips to footrim and wear) (3)

A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the rounded funnel bowl with a compressed knop at the shoulder, plain stem to a similar basal knop, folded circular foot, 12.5cm high; and Another, the rounded funnel bowl on an annular knop over a tiered swelled knop, domed, circular and folded foot, 12cm high (2) # 150-250 35. A Wine Glass, circa 1760, the rounded funnel bowl with basal fluting, engraved with swags to the rim, plain stem, folded circular foot, 13. 4cm high; and Three Wine Glasses, circa 1750-1770, comprising a faceted example, an example with bell bowl and plain stem, and one with incised conical bowl and stem, 10.8cm, 12.5cm and 11.5cm high respectively (4) # 120-180 36. A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl to a plain stem with single air tier, circular foot, 12.6cm high; and Three Small Wine Glasses, circa 1750, each with trumpet bowl, one with basal knop, two with folded foot, 11.9cm, 11.5cm and 10.7cm high respectively (4)

An Ale Glass, circa 1755, the rounded funnel bowl on a double series air twist stem, comprising a pair of spiral threads outside a vertical air cable, circular foot, 20.7cm high; A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bell bowl drawn from a multiple spiral air twist stem, folded circular foot, 17.1cm high; and A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl with a plain stem enclosing single air tear, circular foot, 17.3cm high (3)

An Engraved Wine Glass, "Success to Sir. Wkin Williams Wynn",the drawn trumpet bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem, circular foot, 16.2cm high

A Pair of Royal Worcester Ornamental Vases, circa 1905, each of narrow trumpet form, rising low body, with gilt dolphin handles over stepped circular base, the apricot ground decorated with wild flowers, printed crown and circle mark, date code and shape no. 1749, various other marks, 21cm

A Royal Worcester Fruit Painted Vase, by Peter Platt, short trumpet neck and double leaf scroll handles, the ovoid body painted with a still life of apples, blackberries, cherries and peaches, signed above a waisted socle and square shaped base, all picked out in gilding, printed marks in black, pattern no. "1969", 31cm high

An Edwardian Epergne, circular faceted spreading foot, the central faceted column with everted pierced rim with four radiating scroll arms with trumpet shaped vases within faceted holders, by Charles Clement Pilling, London 1901, 35cm high, 32oz

A Royal Worcester trumpet vase painted with roses to a blush ivory ground with gilt decorated top and base, signed by Kitty Blake, green back stamp and date code for 1925, 19.5 cms high.

Two similar wine glasses, 20th Century, each trumpet bowl with knopped opaque twist stem, possibly continental, A pair of air twist wine glasses and two more glasses, tallest 16.75cm (6)

Three trumpet bowl glasses, two c. 1740, one with a tear drop, tallest 17.5cm (3)

A Victorian glass centrepiece, trumpet vase issuing from globular body, engraved with fern, 20in. high

An early 20th century silver plated cut glass epergne, with single trumpet vase and circular dish on scroll decorated base, 20.5ins

A Victorian walnut and marquetry octagonal trumpet shaped needlework table, inlaid with leaf sprays, enclosing a papered interior, the knopped cabriole tripod base carved with stylised leaves, 44cm wide, 70cm high, mid-19th century

Victorian walnut trumpet shaped work box, the hinged cover revealing fitted interior on scroll tripod base.

Two cut glass vases of concave cylindrical form, 23cm and 15 1/2cm high, another of trumpet form on knopped circular foot, 23cm high, and another of cylindrical form, 20cm high. (4)

A silver plated 7 trumpet epergne with foliate decoration

A late Victorian EPNS seven trumpet epergne, the clear glass trumpets/posy holders striated green and with crimped frills, the stand with circular base raised on three scroll feet, 24" high (two trumpets at fault)

A late 19th Century single trumpet epergne, the clear faceted crystal trumpet raised on a brass tazza-shaped support, decorated with frolicking cherubs and scrollwork, 10 3/4" high

A Victorian cranberry glass five trumpet epergne, the central trumpet dividing two smaller trumpets and with twin barley twist supports suspending two small trumpets, the shaped bowl at fault, 21" high

An Edwardian single trumpet Epergne, the faceted stand on circular foot, star-cut to base, supporting a bowl and trumpet with faceted knop to base, 19 1/4" high.

A 19th Century circular Continental crizzle glass casket, with gilt metal mounts, handles and feet, together with a small matching single trumpet epergne, 5" high and 6" high (2)

Victorian rose wood breakfast table, the circular tip top with radial inlaid as a sunburst on plain and octagonal trumpet shaped central column and concave sided platform with down turned scrolled feet. Diameter 138cm, 54in.

Two similar Chinese blue and white cylinder vases, 19th century both with a floral ground and trumpet lip. Height 46cm.

A small baluster wine glass, circa 1710, of dark tint, the drawn trumpet bowl over a drop knop and two cushion knops above a folded domed foot , 13.7cm, 5.375in, Literature, W.Thorpe, A History of English and Irish Glass, pl.LXXXIX, no.3, Provenance, Collection of Lady Davy, With Howard Phillips, 1970

A composite Meissen Monkey Band Orchestra, late 19th/ early 20th century, after the models by J.J.Kaendler and P.Reinicke, each on a scrollwork base edged in gilding, comprising: the conductor with a music stand, a hurdy-gurdy player, four singers, a cellist, a bagpipe player, a trumpet and a horn player, a harpist, a guitarist, a violinist, a drummer, a triangle player, an organ player and two flautists, crossed swords in underglaze-blue, various impressed and incised numbers, some with painters numerals, some with chips, (19), According to U.Pietsch et.al, Fruhes Meissener Porzellan, pp.275-280, it is not certain how many Monkey Band figures were made. It is recorded Madame de Pompadour purchased 19 figures in 1753. The models were renewed by Kaendler and Reinicke in 1765-1766, Another composite monkey band was sold at Sotheby's New Bond Street on 2 December 2004.

An engraved 'Jacobite' cordial glass, circa 1750. the drawn slender trumpet bowl engraved with an heraldic rose, buds and an insect, the plain stem section with central angular knop, over a conical foot , 17.5cm, 6.875in, According to G.Seddon, The Jacobites and their Glasses, pp.140-143, the engraving may be attributed to Engraver A in the author's nomenclature

Nine assorted airtwist wine glasses, circa 1740-55, four of drawn-trumpet form, five with drawn bell-shaped bowls, all with multi-spiral airtwist stems and conical feet, 16.5cm. to 17.2cm, 6.5in. to 6.75in, one drawn trumpet with minor foot chip, (9)

A DUNHILL'S 9CT GOLD ART-DECO STYLE CIGARETTE HOLDER of hexagonally-facetted trumpet form, hallmarked Birmingham, 1957, with black vulcanite mouthpiece, 6g, (0.19oz troy) in pigskin pocket and Dunhill case

TWO VICTORIAN GREEN GLASS "DUMP" PAPERWEIGHTS, the first enclosing a plant with a tall central trumpet-shaped flowerhead above six similar trumpets, 11cm, (4.3in) high, the second, of olive green hue, encasing a two-tier fountain with circular base, with folded foot, 9cm, (3.5in) high (2)

A CLARICE CLIFF "MY GARDEN" VASE of trumpet form with relief-moulded flowers on a matching foot, with flame-coloured drip-glaze ground, moulded shape number 701/9, black printed mark (Newport Pottery), 23cm, (9in) high

A pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware vases, designed by Frank Butler, of inverted baluster form with trumpet-shaped neck and rim, sgraffito decorated in blue with a stylised foliate design on a hatched ground, one broken at neck, impressed and incised marks and monogram 1883 740 & 741, 32cm high (2)

A pair of Art Nouveau silver vases, of inverted trumpet form with frilled rims, the hammered ground with celtic motifs and applied with swirling tendrils, Sheffield 1905, maker JR, 14.5cm high, 14oz (2)

FIVE 18TH CENTURY GLASS WINE FLUTES, trumpet shaped bowls on opaque twist stems, with circular foot rings, 7 1/4 ins high. (5).

A GOOD VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS EPERGNE, the central trumpet with fanned crimped rim, three outer trumpets, raised on a circular dished crimped edge base, 23 ins high.

AN 18TH CENTURY CORDIAL GLASS, with bell shaped bowl, plain drawn stem and folded foot, 4 1/2 ins high, a ditto drawn stem CORDIAL, with trumpet bowl, on a plain foot ring, 4 3/4 ins high and a small 18th Century opaque twist WINE GLASS, chip to foot ring, 4 1/2 ins high. (3).

A LARGE 18TH CENTURY TRUMPET SHAPED WINE GLASS, the drawn stem with central tear drop, raised on a circular foot ring, 7 ins high.

A 20th century Aller Vale pottery Sandringham pattern vase, of ring form with three trumpet form containers, 15cm (6in) high, acanthus decoration on a cream ground and a daffodil decorated basket (2)

A cranberry glass epergne with clear spiral bands, comprising: a frilled bowl, a central trumpet, three others, three hanging vases hung from clear spiral moulded branches, 52cm. high, two of the hanging baskets with cracks.

A Spode porcelain matchpot of beaded trumpet form, enamelled with a Blue Tit in a landscape, 11.5cm. high, inscribed Blue Titmouse, and 1805 to base, circa 1815, minute glaze flake.

An Edward VIII trophy cup and cover, the circular two-handled shallow bowl with crown finial to the cover and seated lion and shield ornament to the handles, on a tall trumpet-shaped column and circular foot, inscribed ÒR T Y C, Southend, 1937, Won by 'Cameo II' E G Friend', 29cm. high, maker's mark Charles Boyton with facsimile signature, London 1936, on an ebonized plinth base.

A PAIR OF MINTON SECCESSIONIST WARE VASES of trumpet form, slip trailed with green and yellow art nouveau scrolling on a red ground, 10" high

A garniture of three Spode porcelain vases, of flared trumpet form and turn-over rims, painted in puce and gilt with convolvulus, the taller 15cm, the two smaller 10cm high, painted marks and pattern number 3994, circa 1825 (some chips and losses to rims)

A short drawn trumpet wine or firing glass, the stem with tear inclusion, circa 1740

A plain-stemmed wine glass of Williamite significance, of drawn trumpet form, the funnel bowl engraved and polished with fruiting vine and bearing the legend THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF KING WILLIAM III BOYNE JULY 1ST 1690, the stem with tear inclusion, on a folded conical foot, the glass mid 18th century

A hollow-stemmed wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, the funnel bowl engraved and polished with an 'oxo' band, the tapered stem supported on a conical foot, 15.5cm high, circa 1770 (minute rim chip)

An airtwist wine glass, the bell with a solid lower section, the stem filled with spiral threads, on a conical foot, 17cm high; and a smaller airtwist wine glass of drawn trumpet form, 12cm high, circa 1750

An airtwist wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, the stem with a multi-ply spiral, 18.5cm high, circa 1750

A composite stemmed wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl with a solid lower section filled with spiral threads, supported on an inverted baluster stem with bead inclusions and basal knop, on a conical foot, 17cm high, circa 1750

A mercury twist wine or cordial glass, of drawn trumpet form, the stem with elongated tear within spiral threads, on a conical foot, 17.5cm high, circa 1750

An opaque-twist flute, of drawn trumpet form, on a double series stem and conical foot, 19cm high, circa 1760

A facet-stemmed wine glass, cut and polished with an 'oxo' band, 13cm high, circa 1790; a plain-stemmed wine glass of drawn trumpet form, 13.5cm high, mid 18th century; a wrythen-moulded jelly glass, a rummer with an ogee bowl and a carafe with an acid-etched monogram

A George Tinworth Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, the trumpet body with seated mice to the base, one playing a drum and the other pan pipes, raised on a stepped oval base, impressed marks and incised monogram, 13cm high (small rim chips) See Dennis, Richard, Catalogue of an Exhibition of Doulton Stoneware and Terracotta, 1870-1925 Part 1 (London 1971), illustration no. 650

Good Quality Cut Glass Trumpet Shaped Flower Vase on Continental Silver Base