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A Pair of Measham Trumpet Vases, one dated 1889, each of waisted trumpet form applied with four registers of overlapped leaves and bunches of grapes, with oval plaques impressed "To Mother 1889" on one and "Love At Home" on the other, {18cm} (the undated trumpet vase restored at the rim).

Three Similar Spode Porcelain Graduated Spill Vases, of pedestal trumpet form, each with a frontal canted rectangular reserve painted with a bouquet of summer flowers in vivid enamel colours, within gilt frames, against a blue ground, two examples with encircling beads, enriched with foliage in gilt, two larger examples marked 234, the smaller 134, circa 1830, {11.3cm, 11cm and 8.8cm high} (gilding rubbed, especially on rims).

An Early Minton Porcelain Pedestal Trumpet Vase, circa 1810, with everted rim, the frieze painted with an Oriental figure pulling a cart in a stylised landscape in enamel colours within gilt bands, circular pedestal foot, painted mark in blue enamel "M" over 539, {11.3cm high} (gilding rubbed and staining).

A "Clobbered" Chinese Blue and White Trumpet Beaker Vase, the porcelain early 1700's, Kangxi Period, the bulb, flared neck and foot all filled with "Long Eliza" scenes, a company of female musicians and entertainers before a seated lady and her retinue, four maidens in a garden preparing a lute (jin) and two ladies by a potted shrub, the original vibrant blue embellished in salmon, green, yellow, purple, iron red and gold, wood stand, artemisia leaf mark in underglaze blue, {43cm} (minor rubbing to gilding).

A Pair of Canton "Rose Medallion" Candlesticks, second half 19th century, each of trumpet form, column and swept base filled with typical figural panels, {21cm and 36cm} (repair to drip trays); A Baluster Form Canton Bottle; and A Pair of Similar Plates (5).

A clear glass epergne, the central flared trumpet surrounded by six other trumpets and a circular glass bowl base.

A Cranberry glass trumpet vase seated in an electroplated base with leaf feet.

A clear glass trumpet vase, seated in an electroplated base with leaf feet, together with another similar, (2).

A Cranberry glass epergne, the central trumpet with crinoline top, and tapering column, surrounded by three trumpets and a crinoline base.

A Cranberry glass epergne, with a central trumpet and two smaller trumpets above a crinoline base.

A Cranberry glass epergne, the central trumpet with spiraling clear glass decoration, surrounded by three other trumpets, on a crinoline base.

A Cranberry glass epergne, with a central trumpet with flared rim and clear glass applied prints, flanked by two similar trumpets, on a circular crinoline base.

A Royal Crown Derby loving cup 1128 pattern, together with a similar box and cover and a trumpet vase, (3).

A pair of silver trumpet shaped posy vases, London 1907, each with lobed flaring neck and on quatrelobed loaded base, 5" high (2)

A silver centrepiece, Chester 1922 the octagonal trumpet shape central vase, surrounded by three smaller similar vases on octagonal foot, loaded 10" high

A mid 19th century Elkington plated table centrepiece, in the form of a recumbent hound, beneath a gnarled oak tree, with blue tinted frosted glass trumpet shaped liner, 29cm high (11 1/2"), impressed mark

A silver epergne, with a central trumpet shaped vase, amidst three smaller vases, on knopped stem and round base, 26cm high (10 1/4"), Birmingham 1911

A PAIR OF CRANBERRY AND WHITE OVERLAY GLASS TABLE LUSTRES, late 19th century, of waisted trumpet shape, hung with clear glass prismatic drops, 305cm high. (2)

Yerbury, F. R., Georgian Details of Domestic Architecture, London, Ernest Benn, 1926, small folio (285 x 210mm.), half title, photographic plates, and illustrations taken and arranged by the author, original red cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Groth, Hakan, Neoclassicism in the North Swedish Furniture and Interiors 1770-1850, London, Thames and Hudson, 1990, 4to (280 x 230mm.), photographic frontispiece taken by Fritz von der Schulenburg, illustrations, many in colour, original cloth, dust-jacket. With a number of other related works including Tim Mowl & Brian Earnshaw's 'Trumpet at a Distant Gate' (London, 1985)

Two trumpets, a Dearman, Wornell model brass and copper plated trumpet in a fitted case and a B & M 'champion' trumpet

A WINE GLASS Mid 18th Century, the trumpet bowl with solid base, the tapered stem containing a tear at the base, on a conical foot, 12cm, also a trumpet shaped jelly glass with moulded wrythen decoration, 11cm and a dram glass, the tapered bowl with facet cut decoration, 10cm (3).

AN 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WINE GLASS with a round funnel bowl, the straight stem containing a large tear, on a domed foot, 18cm high, also another with a trumpet shaped bowl with a single teared knop on a fold over foot, 14.5cm, and a dwarf ale glass with a single knop stem, on a semi domed foot, 13cm high (3).

AN OPAQUE GREEN GLASS VASE Late 19th Century, of a fluted campana form, on a similar stem and base, 30cm high, also a 19th Century deceptive rummer with a trumpet shaped bowl, knopped stem, 19cm high and celery vase of typical form, cut with oval panels and starburst decoration, 22cm high (3).

A PAIR OF TRUMPET SHAPED FLOWER VASES with flared and crimped upper rims, the stems with clear glass spirals in relief, the clear glass foot slightly domed, 24cm high (2).

A TABLE CENTREPIECE being a clear glass, trefoil bordered bowl, supporting a trumpet shaped flower vase, the crimped rims in reeded cranberry colouring, 25cm high.

A TRUMPET SHAPED FLOWER VASE with a crimped cranberry upper rim, fading to pale white opaque and green tinged clear glass colouring, the stem with a crimped spiral, 25cm high, also another similar, although retaining its cranberry colouring down to the clear glass foot, 22cm (2).

A TWO HANDLED VASE of trumpet shape, with crimped upper rim, reeded clear glass handles, on a crimped clear glass foot, 17cm also another vase with an unusual fold-in upper rim, the tapered stem with twin clear glass crimped handles, on a clear glass foot, 17.5cm high (2).

A FINE STOURBRIDGE GREEN AND RED TINTED 'VASELINE' EPERGNE Circa 1880 on an everted circular base with wavy edge rim, the semi opaque/vaseline centre supporting a central trumpet shaped vase with tinted green trails, four clear glass spiral branches, supporting four tapered baskets, overall height 57cm.

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN TRUMPET SHAPED FLOWER VASES with undulating and flared rims, on circular shouldered bases (filled), Birmingham 1903, height 21.5cm (2).

An electroplated table epergne fitted with five waved edge trumpet vases.

A rare William III Irish tazza, of plain circular outline on a trumpet foot with moulded, gadrooned borders, the centre engraved with a coat of arms, by Joseph Walker, Dublin 1694, 9in (23cm) diameter, 11oz.

A extremely rare, Commonwealth small wine goblet, on a flared or trumpet foot with "pounced" malting, the squat bowl chased with a formal frieze of linked circuloar cartouches and stylised foliate motifs between punch beaded borders, pricked below the rim "VR to ? 1666", the bowl interior finely punch beaded with a flowerhead motif, maker's mark "GS" (with a crozier between)* attributed to Gilbert Shepherd, London 1654, 2.5in (6.2cm) high, 1.7oz.

An early 20th century vase, the trumpet shape crimped and turned inwards at the rim, the sides applied with eyes of peacock feathers in two tones of green, a collar above the circular foot, 17cm high

Six early 19th century jelly glasses, mainly with fluted trumpet bowls, short stems and circular feet but one bowl plain, 11cm high (6)

Nine early 19th century flutes, mainly with faceted trumpet bowls on knopped stems and circular feet, the tallest, 18.5cm high (9)

A late Victorian trumpet vase enamelled and gilt with two peacock ovals and foliage between the gilt edged petal rim and circular foot, 40cm high

A late 18th century wine glass, the trumpet bowl contiguous with teared clear stem on folded circular foot, 18cm high

Royal Crown Derby lobed dish, decorated with pattern 1128, 11.5cm; also a miniature trumpet vase, similarly decorated, 6.5cm (2)

Pair Wedgwood black basalt pedestal vases, trumpet shape decorated with applied white figural bands, 19cm

Wedgwood black basalt pedestal trumpet vase, 13cm; also two smaller trumpet vases, 9.5cm and 9cm respectively (3)

Pair of Royal Worcester bottle vases, decorated by Harry Stinton, each of baluster form with a slender trumpet neck, decorated with highland cattle beneath gilded blush neck, signed, numbered G702, dated code for 1912 (one with small rim chip), 14cm

Moorcroft vase, baluster from with a trumpet rim, decorated with poppies against a blue green ground, impressed marks, 13cm (rim damaged)

Victorian vaseline glass epergne with a single trumpet over a frilled bowl tinted to the edge with pink (crack to the bowl), 42cm

An Edwardian claret jug, circa 1900-1905, trumpet form in clear glass moulded with swags beneath a silver plated mount, hinged cover surmounted with a stylised crown, and a capped handle, height 29cm

Victorian electroplated four trumpet epergne, 31cm

Impressive silver plated campagna wine cooler, circa 1830, worked with diaphanous figures revelling beneath a band of fruiting vines, twin handles over a fluted trumpet foot (worn), 50cm

Victorian ruby glass pedestal oil lamp, circa 1890, with a green tinted and etched shade over moulded ruby reservoir and a brass trumpet on a black glazed circular base, height 57cm

A collection of small silver, comprising; a George IV ring handled meat skewer with a crest and initials, London 1826 by John Holdup, 32.5cm long (12.75 in), a silver mounted 'Mercedes' desk clock, the mounts Chester 1924, a silver mounted perpetual desk calendar, Birmingham 1934, and a pierced trumpet shaped vase on round foot, with a blue glass liner, Sheffield 1907 by Walker and Hall, 18cm high (7 in)

A pair of silver trumpet shaped vases, each with floral pierced and shaped moulded borders and crests, Sheffield 1907 by Walker and Hall, 18cm high (7 in), 383g (12 oz)

A rare Spode Tower pattern small spittoon or spitting pot (P714, S191), with trumpet mouth and strap handle, diameter 11.8cm, printed upper-case mark (repairs to footrim)

A balustroid wine glass, of drawn trumpet form with a central knop with bead inclusions, on a domed foot, 18cm high, circa 1740

A baluster wine glass of 'Kit-Kat' type, the drawn trumpet bowl with a solid lower section and elongated tear inclusion, supported on an inverted baluster stem with a tear inclusion, on a conical foot, 16.5cm high, circa 1740

A baluster wine glass of 'Kit-Kat' type, the drawn trumpet bowl with a solid lower section and elongated tear inclusion, supported on a short inverted baluster stem with a bead inclusion, on a domed foot, 17.5cm high, circa 1740

A balustroid wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, supported on a stem with a tear inclusion above an inverted baluster section, on folded conical foot, circa 1740, 16.5cm high

A baluster wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, the stem with a plain section above a beaded knop and basal cushion knop, on a conical foot, 18cm high, circa 1730

A baluster wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, the stem with a tear inclusion above a baluster section, on a domed foot, 17.5cm high, circa 1720

A balustroid wine glass, of drawn trumpet form with solid lower section and tear inclusion, supported on an inverted baluster section with bead inclusion, on a folded conical foot, 16.5cm high, circa 1730

A baluster wine glass, of drawn trumpet form supported on a centrally knopped stem with small tear inclusion, on a folded conical foot, 18cm high, circa 1730

A plain stemmed wine glass, of drawn trumpet form and with a single bead inclusion, on a conical foot, 18cm high, mid 18th century

Two airtwist wine glasses, one of drawn trumpet form with bead inclusion, 17cm high, the other with a bell bowl, 17cm high, each with a folded conical foot, mid 18th century