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A large continental faience trumpet rim vase, 28cms, a Price Kensington floral decorated lustre glazed jug, 18cms, and a set of four Beswick lustre glazed pedestal bowls.

A 19th Century Daniels porcelain three piece vase garniture, having large vase flanked by pair, each with gilded C scroll trumpet rims of pedestal baluster form with crimson ground bodies, polychrome enamel decorated with floral reserves within gilt borders, applied and gilded twin carry handles and raised on circular scroll bases, the largest height 28cm

A pair of Edwardian silver specimen vases, each of trumpet form with folded rims, repousse bellflower decoration, 7oz, Chester 1903, height 19cm

A George V table centre, of plain hexagonal trumpet form, the flower vase set above a shallow bowl and spreading foot, 13.5in high, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1914, 28oz

A pair of George V trumpet shaped vases, with moulded girdles, on spreading circular bases, 10.5in high, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1930, weighted

A wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl with tear, folded foot, 5.5in high

A pair of posy vases, the stems with stylised repoussé Art Nouveau decoration, trumpet tops and loaded moulded circular bases. 5.75in. (14.5cm.) Makers James & William Deakin, Sheffield 1916. (See lot 96 for illustration).

An attractive small pair of Edwardian flower vases with stylised Art Nouveau plant decoration to the flared crimped edge trumpet stems and scrolling handles to the weighted bulbous bases. 4.65.in. (12cm.) Maker S.B., Birmingham 1901.

A plated epergne with seven trumpet-shaped vases with shaped rims, on a base in the form of trailing sinuous plants

A signed pink swirl paperweight; and another with yellow trumpet flower heads (2)

AFTER GIAMBOLOGNA: A PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES OF MERCURY & FORTUNA, Mercury, wearing winged hat and holding a caduceus, stands on an allegory of the north wind; Fortuna holds aloft a trumpet, each on painted alabaster base, 82cm high. (2)

A very good Walton Staffordshire group of the Songsters modelled as a man and woman, the former standing before a brightly coloured flowering tree playing a trumpet, the latter seated playing a mandolin at his side; above a dog, stream and swan; the oval blue scroll moulded base entitled Songsters in black impressed capitals; Height 9ins, the reverse with impressed mark; Circa 1820

An unusual Japanese Satsuma ovoid vase, with polychrome figural panel and foliate ground decorated reserve within lappet border and beneath trumpet shaped neck, the rim with suspended configuration of chain linked drops, with elephant mask side handles, 41cm. See lot 245 for illustration.

An Art Nouveau vaseline glass trumpet vase, with wavy edge rim and drawn band internal decoration, on conforming domed foot, 21.2cm.

A cranberry glass epergne, with four wavy rimmed trumpet-shaped vases mounted on horizontal twig form patinated metal stand with four feet, width 49cm.

A pair of silver vases, Birmingham 1919 , of trumpet form with shaped rims, together with a collection of silver mounted cut glass dressing table items, two mesh purses, a silver plated mustard pot and a silver plate and glass biscuit barrel and cover.

An edwardian mahogany and painted oval gallery tray, fitted with two brass handles. The tray painted with fruiting swags and trumpet motif decoration, 68cms diam.

A carved ivory figure of a winged angel holding a trumpet and a group of four Indian carved ivory figures on wooden bases, three Buddhist figures and a servant girl carrying a basket on her head, 7cm - 14cm. (5)

Bakelite Ear Trumpet Stethoscope.

Pair Of Cranberry Glass Trumpet Vases 10" Height (Damage Chip To Base).

A Black Bakelite Spin Dial Telephone, two other telephones, a mandolin, a trumpet, and other items (box).

A pair of Copeland Spode trumpet vases, early 20th century, each decorated with garlands of roses within scrolling gilt borders against a apple green ground and gilt beaded rims, the flared foot raised on three down turned gilt paw feet, printed Spode Copeland's China, England mark to base, 6.25" high (2)

A Victorian electroplate centrepiece epergne, the circular gadrooned base raised on three scrolled feet, the central column modelled as an oak tree with the figure of a stag sheltering below the shallow part frosted glass bowl from which rises a matching trumpet vase, 46cm high .

A VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS EPERGNE, the central trumpet shaped holder and three similarly shaped curved outer holders with trailed clear shell moulded glass alternating with three clear spirally twisted scrolled rods, each with a pendant trumpet shaped basket, the circular base of wavy outline. Height 20".

A PAIR OF CRANBERRY GLASS OVOID VASES, the long trumpet shaped neck with clear glass petalled rims, the bodies rib moulded and with spiky protuberances, on six clear glass feet. Height 9.5".

A 19th Century Berlin porcelain urn shaped vase with rococo pattern rim, enamelled in colours with clematis within gilt borders, 5.75ins high (blue painted sceptre pattern mark and red printed factory mark), and a pair of Vienna porcelain trumpet shaped vases enamelled in colours with classical maidens in landscapes on a wine, pale blue, pink, green and yellow banded ground with jewelled and gilt decoration, 9.5ins high (beehive mark in blue to base)

A late Victorian/early 20th Century table centre with central trumpet shaped urn and circular dish with slice and fan cuttings, the wirework stand with square base, the edges moulded in the Neo-classical manner, on four ball feet, 17.5ins high

Three 18th century drinking glasses, 2 of trumpet form on cotton twist stems and another with a large bowl and double series stem, each with a spiral twist, 14 and 15cm.

A Stunning Cut Glass Trumpet Vase, 14 inches high.

A Nice Quality Cut Glass Trumpet Vase, 12 inches high.

1887 Jubilee: a small Foley trumpet shaped fluted bowl, a circular fluted bow, a cup and saucer by Foley enamelled with heraldic shield, a small lobed Regent China bowl and jug, a Foley side plate and a Castles plate, restored (9)

1902 Coronation: a Burleigh pottery-trumpet shaped beaker printed in brown and decorated in colours with flowers, orange lined rim (See lot 398 for illustration).

1937 Edward VIII: a trumpet-shaped beaker for Minton decorated in coloured enamels with a profile within a gilt starburst, numbered 1,195 of 2,000

Copper flour bin, late 19th century, the trumpet shaped body with ring side handles and hinged, flat lid embossed with lappets, revealing a tinned interior. Height 60 cm.

Wade Robertson Gollywog band, one playing an accordion, one a double bass, one a saxophone, one clarinet, the fifth a trumpet, (5)

Circular cut glass fruit bowl with chrome rim, cut glass trumpet shaped vase, four salts, two vases, oval dish and a paper weight

A good pair of well cut trumpet shaped vases with circular star cut bases and another pair, similar, with flattened sides

A Massive Cut Glass Bowl and Stand, first half 20th century, probably Bohemian, deeply cut with four "sunburst" motifs under a serrated rim, the trumpet-form pedestal with similar motifs, {48cm}.

A Bohemian Emerald Green Glass Overlay Centrepiece Bowl, semi-ovoid with everted rim, the frontal oval "window" painted with a bust portrait of a young girl wearing a bonnet in a landscape in the manner of Thomas Gainsborough, a spray of flowers to the reverse against a ground of densely inward spiralling foliage, with opaque white knopped and collared stem to a trumpet base with conforming decoration, circa 1870, {33.2cm high}.

A Continental Colour Twist Stem Wine Glass, the bell bowl on a double series colour twist stem of red and white alternating spirals round a central tubular gauze, {15.8cm high}; and An Air Twist Wine Glass, the drawn trumpet bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem with basal knop and slightly domed foot, early 20th century, {18.4cm high} (2).

An Air Twist Wine Glass, the drawn trumpet bowl with single series air twist stem comprising a pair of "mercury twist" corkscrews, circa 1750, {13.5cm high} (bowl with internal and external scratches).

A Faceted Stem Ale Glass, the round funnel bowl engraved towards the rim with a band of oval windows and engraved stars, a single tear drop to the diamond faceted stem, circa 1785, {15.9cm high}; and A Wine Glass, with drawn trumpet bowl, plain stem, circa 1750, {15.5cm high} (small dent on foot rim and considerable scratching/wear to the underside of the foot) (2).

A Wine Glass, with drawn trumpet bowl, plain teared stem, circa 1750, {16.7cm high}; and Another Similar, with bucket bowl, circa 1750, {15.2cm high} (2).

A Hollow Stem Wine Glass, the trumpet bowl on a plain tapering hollow stem, circa 1760, {15cm high} (foot rim possibly re-ground); and A Wine Glass, the waisted bell bowl on a plain stem, folded foot, circa 1740, {15.6cm high} (2).

A Wine Glass, the trumpet bowl with a beaded base over white opaque twist stem of four spirals around a multi-ply spiral band, circa 1765, {17.7cm high} (foot rim re-ground).

A Set of Four Engraved Wine Glasses, each with trumpet bowl, copper wheel engraved with ribbon tied swags with husks dependant, on plain stems engraved with vertical lines of dots, the bases engraved with a collar of C scrolls, {17.5cm high} (one with a single chip on the foot rim, another with two small chips to the foot rim).

An Air Twist Wine Glass, the drawn trumpet bowl on a multiple spiral air twist stem, circa 1750, {17.4cm high}; and Two Others Similar, {16.9cm and 16.6cm high respectively} (one with two chips on the foot rim, the other with significant bruise on foot rim) (3).

A Dwarf Ale Glass, the trumpet bowl on a short wrythen stem with folded circular foot, late 18th century, {12cm high} (small flake and chip on foot rim); and A Monteith, the double ogee honeycomb moulded bowl with fluted cushion knop and circular foot, circa 1750, {11.4cm high} (2).

A Cordial Glass, the trumpet bowl upon a collar, the plain stem with upper tear and teared swelling central knop, the tear continuing into the basal knop, circa 1715, {15.2cm high}.

A Moorcroft MacIntyre Cornflower Pattern Vase, with trumpet neck and tapering body, with red flowers on a mottled green ground, MacIntyre mark in brown, W Moorcroft signature in green, impressed "163", circa 1911, {18cm high}.

Two Wedgwood "Hummingbird Lustre" Vases, 1920's, one of narrow trumpet form, the other slightly wider, both with dappled orange interiors, each powder blue exterior reserved with brightly brocaded hummingbirds in flight, Portland vase marks printed in gold, Z 5294, {20cm and 17.8cm} (2).

A Linthorpe Pottery Turquoise Glazed Large Vase, circa 1880, in Hispano-Moresque style, the trumpet neck with waved rim (and internal dribbling glaze over yellow), the shoulders with twelve panels of overlapped flowerheads over a main frieze of four butterfly and flower roundels within leaf frames, on a circular base, impressed mark and numbered 2279, {64.5cm high} (small restoration and two small hairline cracks on rim).

A Pair of Royal Worcester Highland Cattle Vases, painted by Harry Stinton, 1912, each ovoid body painted with two highland cattle in a misty highland glen, signed H Stinton, a rocky vignette to the reverse, the collar of leaf tips to the trumpet neck enriched in gilding, conforming circular foot, crowned circular mark in puce, year mark for 1912 and H302, {17.5cm high}.

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.