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A George V silver epergne, the central flared trumpet vase flanked by three scroll arms supporting three further small vases, on weighted shaped base, by William Henry Leather, Birmingham 1910, 34cm highOne of the three arms is bent and partly split through, though not detached but is not far off.

A Tiffany & Co American sterling silver fluted trumpet vase, stamped 16672A makers 6886, 144gLocation:

A Victorian walnut trumpet formed sewing table having a marquetry chequerboard top and on cabriole legs, 71cm h x 43cm wLocation:

A pair of Sampson Hancock Derby pot pourri vases and other ceramicsthe pair with domed covers and flame finials, decorated with floral reserves and scrolling gilt decoration, S&H crossed swords mark painted in puce, a Sampson Hancock miniature Imari jug, a Royal Crown Derby' Old Imari' 1128 pattern pin dish, a Minton miniature pot and cover, a 19th century christening mug painted with floral bouquets and named Caroline Smith 1858 and a German Kaiser porcelain cobalt blue trumpet shaped vase, decorated with a floral reserve, (7)height 13cm.Condition:One cover has been repaired on one of the pot pourri vases. Mug has rubbing to gilt, inner gilt border has run hairline to handle.

George V and later silver to include a pair of pedestal bonbon dishes, a porringer a christening mug and other silvervarious dates, makersfirst Birmingham, 1913, E S Barnsley & Co., of plain ogee form with three husk handles and beaded rim on a domed foot stamped RD 620724, a twin handled porringer with spoon and a christening mug both engraved with inscriptions dated 1927, a small sugar basin and matching electroplated milk jug, a large trumpet shaped spill vase and a a cased set of six fancy pattern coffee spoons, (qty)first height 7cm., weight approx. 19.63ozt.Condition:Knock to foot of one pedestal bonbon dish. Christenig mug with a knock. Spill vas epushing down on foot

A George V silver three handled vase, a pair of late Victorian spill vases, and other silverfirst Chester, 1912, Hirst Bros & Co., of waisted form and with three handles, weighted base, together with a pair of late Victorian Sheffield, 1901, by Walker & Hall, trumpet from with petal shaped rims, on spreading circular weighted bases, a pierced twin handled butter dish on legs with frosted glass liner, two foliate engraved vesta cases, a pepperette and cauldron salt and a silver mounted square hobnail moulded glass scent bottle and stopper, (9) tallest 19.5cm., weighable silver approx. 5.07oztCondition:The first tarnished with knocks and scratches. One spill vase has slight lean, one lacking weight to base. Salt with corrosion spotting to interior.

A small collection of gentleman’s accessoriesincluding 18ct dress button, marked ‘18ct’, 9ct dress button and another 9ct dress button both marked ‘9ct’, trumpet bar tie pin, a pair of 9ct oval cufflinks, marked ‘9 .375’, a pair of 9ct cufflinks engraved with a geometric design, marked ‘9.375’ (8)approx. weight not including the dress pin 13.5gCondition:One dress button shows signs of possible repair, but otherwise all in good overall condition.

A mid 18th century balustroid wine glass of 'Kit Kat type' c.1750drawn trumpet bowl rising from a plain inverted baluster stem enclosing a long tear, on a conical folded foot height 16.2 cmCondition:Good condition

A mid 18th century airtwist ratafia glass or flute c.1760tall slender trumpet bowl with honeycomb moulded lower part, on a multiple series airtwist stem and a plain conical foot height 22.5cmCondition:Good condition

Six mid 18th century plain stem wine glasses first with rounded bucket bowl on a conical folded foot, another similar but larger, a glass with bell bowl and tear and folded foot, a short trumpet shaped glass with drawn stem with tear on folded foot, a drawn trumpet shaped glass on a plain conical foot and a short glass with ogee bowl half moulded with flutes on a stem with ribbed basal knop on a folded foot, (6)first height 15 cm.Condition:All good condition

A mid 18th century light baluster wine glass c.1740drawn trumpet bowl with solid base enclosing a small tear on a basal collar, swollen knopped stem enclosing a tear on a conical folded foot height 16.5cm.Condition:Good condition

A collection of late 18th / early 19th century jelly and syllabub glassesto include a rib moulded trumpet shaped glass with heavy moulded foot, two Irish flat cut glasses with petal rims, three pan top rib moulded glasses, a honeycomb moulded example, two rib moulded trumpet shaped glasses one with air beaded knop the other spiral beaded, others with moulded bowls, four others with gadrooned bases, two cut with a band of flutes, others, (26)first height 10.5cm.Condition:All bar honeycomb moulded glass in good condition without chips or damage. The foot of which has chips

Whitefriars engraved commemorative glass gobletsto include an Edward VIII 1937 coronation round funnel shaped goblet with blue annular knop, a William Wilson and Frank Hill for Whitefriars Elizabeth II 1953 coronation multicolour opaque twist stem goblet, another with hollow blow knop containing a coin, two other Elizabeth II goblets with drawn trumpet shaped bowls and a birth of Winston Churchill 1874 centenary goblet, no58/100, all signed (6)first height 19cm.Condition:Good condition. Without chips or damage

Engraved commemorative coronation goblets and glassesto include a large George VI 1947 goblet with drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem with tear, a George V 1935 silver jubilee glass engraved "God Bless our King and Queen on a hollow blow stem containing a coin, Webb Corbett 1937 coronation glass, Webb Elizabeth II coronation goblet with trumpet shaped bowl engraved with roses and thistles, etc., (6)first height 25cmCondition:Good condition

Two balustroid wine glasses, c.1730-40, one of Kit Kat type with a drawn trumpet bowl rising from a plain stem over a baluster section and basal knop over a domed foot, the other with a bell bowl over a bladed shoulder knop and swollen hollow knop above a folded foot, 18.1cm max. (2)

A large ceremonial flute or goblet, c.1750, the generous drawn trumpet bowl rising from a short plain stem enclosing a long tear, over a folded foot, and a large wine glass or goblet, with ogee bowl raised on a multi-series airtwist stem, the folded foot possibly a replacement, 25.5cm max. (2)

A firing glass, c.1760-70, the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a peacock and the head of a stag, raised on a short plain stem and a thick stepped foot, 9.7cm.The decoration probably relates to a gentlemen's club or drinking establishment.

Three deceptive glasses, late 18th/19th century, one with a thick-walled drawn trumpet bowl over a plain baluster stem, another with a deep flared bowl over a short knopped stem, the last with a shallow bowl on a thick solid base over a firing foot, 15.1cm max. (3)

An unusual wine glass, c.1730-40, the drawn trumpet bowl partially moulded with vertical flutes over a plain stem and folded foot, a firing glass with ogee bowl over a short opaque twist stem and stepped firing foot, and an ale or mead glass with slender tulip bowl applied with annulated rings, raised on a short plain stem, 13.8cm max. (3)

A rare and possibly unrecorded toasting glass or goblet, c.1720-30, the drawn trumpet bowl rising from a thick plain stem over a basal knop and an unusual domed and terraced foot, 20cm.Provenance: a private London collection. Acquired from Brayhawkes.

Four small wine glasses, c.1760, one with a bucket bowl engraved with a bird and grapes, one with a cup bowl engraved with lily of the valley, one with a drawn trumpet bowl engraved with the initials 'JH' in a garland panel, the last with a round funnel bowl engraved with stylized flowers, all on multi-series opaque twist stems and conical feet, 15.5cm max. (4)

A wine glass, c.1750, with drawn trumpet bowl rising from a tapering opaque twist stem over a conical foot, 18.3cm.Provenance: the John Towse Collection.Exhibited and illustrated: 50th Anniversary Exhibition of the Glass Circle, 1987, Strange and Rare, no.65, p.22.

Three small wine glasses, c.1740-50, two with drawn trumpet bowls over plain stems, the larger enclosing a tear, and one with a round funnel bowl over a plain stem, all with folded conical feet, 15.5cm max. (3)

A tall wine glass, c.1750, the slender drawn trumpet bowl rising from a thick plain stem above a helmet foot, 19.3cm.

Three large wine glasses, c.1740-80, with drawn trumpet bowls, one on a plain stem with swollen knop over a folded foot, another with a six-sided facet-cut stem on a folded foot, the last with a plain stem enclosing a tear, 16.9cm max. (3)

Three wine glasses, c.1750, one with a pan-topped bowl over an airtwist stem with swollen knop, the other two with drawn trumpet bowls over thick airtwist stems, 16.9cm max. (3)

Three wine glasses, c.1750-80, one with a slender bell bowl raised on a square moulded stem enclosing a long tear over a folded foot, another with a drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem enclosing a tear, the last with a faceted ogee bowl over a cut glass stem, 17.2cm max. (3)

Two toasting glasses or wine flutes, c.1750, with drawn trumpet bowls, one on a cable airtwist stem, the other on a dense airtwist stem, and a cordial glass with drawn trumpet bowl on an airtwist stem, 19cm max. (3)

A South Staffordshire enamel commemorative patch box, c.1798, painted with a Classical maiden, probably Fame, blowing a trumpet and holding a banner inscribed 'Nelson: his fames shall sound the world around', raised on a pale blue base, fitted with an internal mirror, 5cm.Provenance: from the estate of the late Barry Lock.This box was probably made to commemorate Nelson's victory at the Battle of the Nile in August 1798.

A dwarf ale glass and four other glasses, c.1740-80, the ale engraved with hops and barley over a short balustroid stem, a drawn trumpet glass engraved with flowers over a plain stem and firing foot, a Continental wine glass engraved with hearts in an elaborate panel over a spiral moulded stem, a small wine with drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem and folded foot, and a dram glass with bell bowl over a cushion knop and helmet foot, 12.8cm max. (5)

Two wine glasses, c.1750, one with a bell bowl, the other a drawn trumpet bowl, each raised on a dense airtwist stem over a conical foot, 16.2cm max. (2)

An ale glass with a mixed twist stem, c.1760-70, the drawn trumpet bowl rising from a stem with a double air spiral enclosing an opaque gauze core, over a conical foot, 18.5cm.

An ale glass and a wine flute, c.1750-60, the ale with an elongated funnel bowl raised on a double-knopped airtwist stem, the flute with a slender drawn trumpet bowl raised on a double series opaque twist stem, 20.3cm max. (2)

A small wine glass, c.1730, the drawn trumpet bowl raised on a slender plain stem enclosing a single tear, over a folded conical foot, 15.3cm.Provenance: a private London collection. Acquired from Jeanette Hayhurst.

Three wine glasses, mid 18th century, one with an ogee bowl lightly moulded with vertical fluting, one with a drawn trumpet bowl, the last with a round funnel bowl, all over multi-series opaque twist stems and conical feet, the first with a small chip to the bowl, 16cm max. (3)

A large wine glass of Jacobite significance, c.1740, the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a rose and bud spray beside an oak leaf and the word 'Fiat', raised on an airtwist stem and conical foot, 18.8cm.

A small wine glass or firing glass of Jacobite type, c.1760, the thick drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a rose and bud spray, an oak leaf and the word 'Fiat', raised on an airtwist stem over a conical firing foot, 12.3cm.

A good wine glass of possible Jacobite significance, c.1750, the drawn trumpet finely engraved with a spray of passion flower, raised on a double-knopped airtwist stem over a conical foot, 16.8cm.

A wine glass, c.1730, with drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a band of fruiting grapevine, raised on a balustroid stem of Kit Kat type with a plain section above an inverted baluster and basal knop, on a domed foot, 17.8cm.

A Beilby wine glass, c.1770, the drawn trumpet bowl finely decorated in white enamel with trailing bands of fruiting grapevine, raised on an opaque twist stem with a thick gauze core, over a conical foot, a chip to the foot, 17.3cm.

A Carlton ware Armand Lustre Ware vase trumpet shape and a Carlton ware Moonlight cameo nymphs black vase, 20cm & 15cm tall, postage cat D

A cylindrical blue and white porcelain trumpet vase, China, 19th century. Blue underglaze floral decor with birds, h 40 x Ø 19 cm (flake neck edge).

A Frisian tail clock, Friesland, mid 19th century. Oak case, the curved hood is crowned by Atlas and trumpet blowing angels, pilasters with Corinthian capital and base as posts. Polychrome decorated dial with a fantasy village scene in the arch, the dial ring with Roman numerals indicates the hours and minutes, h 140 cm.

A cranberry glass epergne with central trumpet shape vase flanked by three smaller set on a shallow bowl with wavy rim, 51cm high.

A pair of Italian figural panels of musical angels after Fra Angelico (circa 1400-1455), second half 19th century, presented in carved and gilt Tabernacle frames in 15th-century style, 39cm high, 15cm wide overall; a third, similar panel, also with an angel playing the trumpet; and a carved and giltwood tabernacle frame now used as a mirror, 41 x 18cm overall

A Bohemian red overlay glass vase, of faceted trumpet shaped form on a petal base intaglio decorated with deer in a woodland setting above vertical scroll bands, 54cm high.

16th/17th century Dutch brass candlestick, on trumpet form base, 16cm high

A large and impressive early 19th century French Empire-style porcelain urn, finely decorated with two main panels, the first showing the goddess Pheme playing the trumpet to a group of bathing mermaids and mermen, the second panel showing three sirens perched atop scrolling foliate motifs, above a sea filled with classical dolphins. Above the rope twist handles are panels showing nude winged boys carrying torches, possibly figures of Hymen, standing atop figures probably of Poseidon; around the top of the urn is a foliate pattern, and around the bottom is a pattern consisting of flowers and masks. 35cm high (lacking socle but bronze nut present)

Late 19th century Art Nouveau WMF silver plated table centre with cut glass trumpet vase and cut glass bowl below, female figure mount and shamrock decoration, 49cm highGeneral overall condition quite good, metalwork has minor surface scratching and some wear, trumpet vase holder is damaged at the top, two parts of the Shamrock decoration are broken off (one present), Glass trumpet vase is very good, minor scratching but no major damage, glass dish has some chips and nibbling on the rim, no cracks.

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS TILLER YOKE cast as two sea serpents with spools inside heads -- 23in. (58.5cm.) wide; together with a small brass anchor; a defective brass telescope; and the trumpet of a bellows-pattern foghorn(4)

A Victorian burr walnut trumpet sewing table. The hinged octagonal top with a bevelled edge, opening to reveal textile lined compartments, mounted on a tripod base with carved details, H70.5cm x diameter 42cm

Kia-Ora 1948-Full page colour advertisement - 'Blowing One's |Own Trumpet'-clever design-very fine 10" x 14"

A tray of pair of transfer and gilded baluster lidded urns, hand painted trumpet vase depicting ducks in flight, ginger jar, trio of Victorian china jugs etc

A Collection of Various 18th/19th Century Drinking Glasses To comprise Set of Three Ale Glasses of Trumpet Formon Circular Inverted Foot having Wrythen Setting, Two Further Examples having Circular Foot, KNopped Settings, A Smaller Examples with Petal Foot and Wrythen Bowl Form (AF) and a Faceted Bowl Rummer on Knopped Stem, Chip to Rim

Penny Ormerod, limited edition coloured print numbered 6/25 'Trumpet Flower', signed and dated 1977, framed, 50cm x 50cm

Antique pedestal drinking glass with trumpet shaped bowl and circular rim with folded foot, 18.5cms high together with a set of four small etched glass decanters (odd stoppers), two other decanters, a glass bottle and three drinking glasses

Three Victorian glass trumpet vases. One has a silver plated tripod base. Max. H43cm

A Cobridge stoneware trumpet vase. Decorated with a scene of lily pads and a pond, H32cm

A vintage cornet regent trumpet. Marked 'HP 303271', L33cm

A modern Royal Brierley silver and blue glass hallmarked wine glass. The wine glass having a silver base with a knop stem and a blue glass trumpet bowl. Hallmarked Birmingham, 1999. Makers mark Kenneth James Jack. Comes in original box. Weight of wine glass approx 264g. Measures approx 17cm.