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A FAÇON DE VENISE WINE GLASS the tall iridescent glass body with knopped stem and trumpet-shaped bowl. 25cm highEstimated to be Early 19th Century

A Georgian rose diamond silver set gold pendant, with encased gold cherub with trumpet, 31 x 22mm.

18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS,with trumpet bowl over an air twist stem and circular foot, snapped pontil, 16.3cm highCondition good to fair. Would benefit from a light clean. Light use and age related wear, also a minor scratch to upper foot. Minor manufacturing imperfections, including a crizzled scar to upper foot. The foot is 6.5cm to the bowls 7cm diameter, and is likely either a replacement or has been trimmed, though no clear evidence for either. Additional images now available.

Ear Trumpets and Hearing Therapy, a set of Rochhausen auricles, East German, c.1950, in Bakelite, in original box; A Rochhausen ear trumpet on black plastic, 1950s, in original box; a Royal ear trumpet, French, early 20th century, in silver plate with leather case, in velvet lined fitted case with a battery operated, nickel plated therapeutic noise emitting device; 'REEDUCATION AUDITIVE HARRYS', a set based on similar principles, French, early 20th century, a pair of auricles in celluloid, with a battery powered noise emitting device, in velvet and silk lined fitted case (4)

Ear Trumpets and Hearing Therapy Apparatus, Reeducation Auditive by Harrys, French, early 20th century, outfit in fitted velvet and silk lined case, with celluloid and nickel plated ear trumpet, pair of celluloid auricles with headband, battery operated therapeutic noise emitting device; a similar cased device, Belgian, L'Aurivibril du Docteur Mourue, with dome ear trumpet in fitted case; an Ardente conversation tube, English, early 20th century, sprung steel tube with aluminium bell and celluloid earpiece, 117cm, and a good conversation tube by Hawksley, with Bakelite bell and earpiece, 135cm (4)

Ear Trumpet, An Exceptional Conversation Tube by Rein, English, c.1860-1880, the bell follows the form of the Rein 'Grand Opera' dome ear trumpet, n silver plate with profuse engraving over the entire trumpet, lower circumference of the dome engraved ‘F C Rein and Son Patentees sole inventors and only makers 108 Strand London’, fine decorative grille, the tube can be detached from the bell, and the silver plated tube end is engraved with the same decoration and wording,, the tube is covered in black woven silk, and the earpiece vulcanite, diameter of bell 13.8cm, overall length 130cm

A Silver Ear Trumpet and an Old Sheffield Plate Ear Trumpet, Child's silver ear trumpet (unmarked) with decorative pierced grille, silver chain and small composition earpiece, 12cm long overall; with a fused plate on copper ear trumpet (not electroplate), 18th or early 19th century, 24cm long

Ear Trumpets and Stethoscopes, a short conversation tube in vulcanite, 19th century, with, large pipe type bell, (missing earpiece); a conversation tube with celluloid bell and earpiece, 95cm long; a dome ear trumpet in nickel plate, 13cm high; with three monaural stethoscopes in aluminium and nickel plate

Three Interesting Ear Trumpets, a large black-painted tinplate trumpet, 'Beethoven style', single draw, 47cm long; a British armed forces issue banjo ear trumpet, 20th century, in black adonised metal with celluloid earpiece, stamped 'R J DOWLING LONDON 9 50 01 331 with broad arrow, 35cm extended; a Rochhausen Modell 40 ear trumpet, German, 1930s, early model in black painted steel with name plaque to grille, 37cm extended

Four Ear Trumpets, all unsigned, a large and a small black-painted brass dome model, 11cm and 10cm high; a two draw trumpet in heavy black-painted brass, 19th century 36cm extended; trumpet with octagonal bell in bright nickel plate, 1930s, 19cm high

An Early American Ear Trumpet, c. 1850, (or earlier if bell is spun fused plate), constructed of cow or buffalo horn in different sections, the largest retaining the original horn shape, fitted with bell, silver plate on copper, approx. 35cm across, bell diameter 13cm, with a conversation tube, late 19th century, in vulcanite with silk cover to metal spring coil, 108cm

An American Big Dipper Ear Trumpet, c.1870-1880, in black painted tin plate, unsigned, 56 cm long assembled. Note: this model is known from contemporary advertisments 'The dipper is the most powerful instrument, best adapted to hear public lectures or sermons and will be found efficient where the smaller-sized ear trumpets have failed. They differ from the ordinary ear trumpet in shape and construction. The mouthpiece is closed by a perforated metal plate. The neck is at a rightangles to it and reaches clear inside, in a curved line, nearly striking the bottom. Air waves passing through the little apertures of the mouth-piece will touch the bottom which, being a form of parabola, reflects them toward a common centre. This common centre is the neck of the instrument. All of the waves being forced into this channel and conducted to the ear, will operate with increased power'

Two Ear Trumpets by Hawksley, English, one c.1860-1880 a large brass telescopic banjo ear trumpet, in brass, plaque 'HAWKSLEY 351 OXFORD STREET LONDON', 44cm extended; a tortoiseshell example c.1900 with silver ferrule and silk lanyard, signed 'T HAWKSLEY LTD 351 OXFORD STREET LONDON W1', 29cm

Ear Trumpets, Blodgett’s Audiphone Auricle and another, both in celluloid, late 19th century, Blodgett’s Audiphone, imitation tortoiseshell impressed ' Multi-Audiphone Dr F M Blodgett New York Patented April 8 1890 2R' ,in decorated tin box, inside of lid a picture of a Victorian woman sporting the aid and below this 'To be adjusted behind the ear as shown above. Dr F M Blodgett’s Multi-Audiphone for deafness No 1286 Broadway New York', label pasted to base of tin reads “No 2 Right ear Tortoise Shell†with a hand written receipt to Miss Nelly Laing for 5.00 $ dated 1892, tin 11.5cm; with a ear trumpet with brass mesh grille, beehive pattern 11cm (2)

Three Ear Trumpets, an unusual inverted London dome, American, c.1880s, in nickel plate, with plaque 'EARPHONE PAT’D USA MAY 4 1880 PAT’D CANADA MARCH 11 1881 S. NORTH SYRACUSE NY'. Also marked 2 and 839., double mesh grille 9cm high; a tinplate telescopic ear trumpet, American, in six sections, stamped 'PATENT MAY 12 1903' 30.5cm extended; with a Bonnafont trumpet, c.1860-1880, black painted tin plate, 9.5cm (3)

Three ear Trumpets, l9th/early 20th century, all unmarked, a large telescopic trumpet in bright nickel plate, 37cm extended; a brass dome type trumpet 14cm high; a conical celluloid example in imitation of tortoiseshell, with decorative black painted metal grille, 12cm

Three Unusual Ear Trumpets, all 19th century, a tinplate ear trumpet with exceptionally large bell (15.5cm diameter), original tourquoise paint and silk ribbon, length 37.5cm; a telescopic ear trumpet in celluloid, in imitation of light tortoiseshell, 37cm extended; a small and compact Bonnafont trumpet in black painted tinplate and brass, with plaque ' 'MATHIEU BRD SNT GERMAIN 113 PARIS', 9cm long (3)

A Fine Silver Plate Telescopic Ear Trumpet, English, c.1860, seven drawer trumpet in elecroplated copper and nickel silver, with vulcanite ear piece, egraved ' Thos B Holy NORTON HOUSE Sheffield', 60cm extended. Note: The owner was ‬Thomas Beard Holy‭ (‬1798-1867‭), ‬whose grandfather had made a fortune in Sheffield as a button maker‭. Condition report: excellent condition, copper only visable internally, slight wear to plate on some nickel silver knurling, otherwise very good, all drawers nice and tight.

Three Ear Trumpets, a conversation tube by Rein, engraved 'F C Rein & Son patentees, sole inventors and only makers 108 Strand, London', silver plated bell with profuse engraving, polished turned ebony sections and flexible tube with woven silk covering, length 80cm; a pair of auricles, black painted brass and nickel plated sprung steel, unsigned; a telescopic banjo type ear trumpet, celluloid in imitation of tortoiseshell

Conversation Tube by Rein, a long conversation tube by Rein, engraved 'F C Rein & Son patentees, sole inventors and only makers 108 Strand, London', silver plated bell with profuse engraving, polished turned ebony sections and flexible tube with woven silk covering, length 163cm; with a silver plated telescopic two-drawer ear trumpet, stamped 'SIGNAL', 47cm extended

Ear Trumpets and Ear Cups, a black leather covered telescopic banjo ear trumpet, 42cm extended; a clear celluloid telescopic banjo ear trumpet, 46cm extended; a papier-mache cup headband with leather trimmings

Four Ear Trumpets, all unsigned, two in copper wash, one a London dome with decorative grille and celluloid earpiece, one a locking two-piece trumpet; a good telescopic trumpet in black oxidised brass, by repute German 25cm extended; an unusually short conversation tube with vulcanite fittings (4)

Conversation Tubes and Ear Trumpet, an all metal conversation tube, black painted, American, c.1900, brass earpiece and bell, plaque 'WESTERN INSTRUMENT CO PATENTED CHICAGO' 100cm; a conversation tube by Hawksley, c.1900, double sphere brass bell with plaque 'T HAWKSLEY LD 10 JAMES ST OXFORD ST LONDON W1', ebony earpiece, woven silk tube cover, 109cm; a single drawer telescopic ear trumpet, unsigned, in different coloured vulcanite, 25cm extended

Four Ear Trumpets, a pipe form trumpet in black celluloid (?) with short conversation tube earpiece, Austrian, c.1900, stamped 'J LEITER IN WIEN'; a German ear trumpet in vulcanite, two drawer telescopic, stamped 'CARL WENDSCHUCH DRESDEN' 28.5cm extended; a single drawer telescopic cut away bell design 26.5cm; a large English telecopic trumpet in celluloid in imitation of tortoiseshell, 41cm

Antique Hearing Aids, a pair of silver ear tubes, French, late 19th century, bodies of tubes moulded to the shape of the pinna, interiors in pink enamel, each with two hallmarks, in fitted silk lined case, case 8.5cm across; a pair of Rein auricles, English, c.1870, in copper gilt (exterior gilding worn), each engraved .F.C. Rein & Son Patentee Sole inventor and only maker 108 Strand London', each 7.5cm across; a miniature hand-held ear trumpet in vulcanite or Bakelite

Celluloid Ear Trumpets, a striped celluloid telescopic ear trumpet, single drawer, with white celluloid earpiece, 29.5cm; another, two draw, in imitation of tortoiseshell, 40cm; a single auricle with headband, all in celluloid; a double auricle with headband, marked KaWe; a beehive dome trumpet, decorative grille with brass mesh behind, 11.5cm high (5)

A Boxed Unikum Ear Trumpet and Two Auricles, theHorrohr Unikum German, early 20th century, in celluloid, card case with illustrated label, original packing, retailer's stamp ' F Kortecamp Electr-med Apparate Koln - Nippes Niehler-Kirchweg 145', with two celluloid auricles, late 19th/early 20th century, a single and a double, both with sprung steel headbands

Four Ear Trumpets, a 19th century French trumpet, beehive pattern, worn silver plate on brass, with plaque 'LOUIS LAFONT 11 RUE VIGNON PARIS', 10cm high; a brass bell pattern, unsigned, missing earpiece, 14.5cm high, a seven-draw telescopic ear trupet, American, unsigned, in thin nickel silver 19.5cm extended, a brass single auicle withsteel headband

Four Ear Trumpets, two in nickel plate, a small dome, 7cm high, one larger, 15.5cm; a black painted German trumpet, a folded pattern distinct from the Bonnafont, 15.5cm; a good quality pocket celluloid model with decorative grille, 15cm long

A Fine Georgian Silver Ear Trumpet, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1808, fully marked, gadrooned rim and band, 23cm long, 148g, 4.76oz troy. Condition report: Very good, hallmarks clear,little sign of any use or wear, no noticable dents (a few very small shallow dents apparent towards earpiece under bright reflected light), no splits or repairs.

A Cased Tortoiseshell and Gilt Brass Ear Trumpet by Hawksley, English, c.1890 -1910t h, tortoiseshell (not celluloid) trumpet stamped 'HAWKSLEY AND SONS 351 OXFORD STEET LONDON', with gilt brass band and black painted brass earpiece, in fitted, velvet and silk lined case with label 'T HAWKLEY LTD 10-12 JAMES STREET OXFORD STREET W1', trumpet 28cm

Five Ear Trumpets, all unsigned, a two-piece pocket banjo type in brass, a small dome in brass, a black painted tinplate example 25.5cm long, one all in ebonite, a telescopic banjo type in celluloid in imitation of tortoiseshell (the celluloid ear trumpet is cracked, a loose piece is held by adhesive tape)

Three Unusual Ear Trumpets, an auricle in clear celluloid, infitted velvet and silk lined leather case, with label 'JOHN BELL &CROYDEN LTD INC ARNOLD & SONS 50-52 WIGMORE ST W', case 10.7cm across; a celluloid ear cup in similar case, by Hawksley & Sons; an American brass dome type ear trumpet with vulcanite covering, by Tiemann

Four Antique Ear Trumpets, an American trumpet, in heavy gauge brass, distinctive design, originally black oxidised, with vulcanite earpiece, 16cm high; a segmented bugle type, black painted tinplate, a Bonnafont bugle type in black painted brass; a small London dome type, black painted brass and copper, all unsigned

Antique Ear Trumpets, a 19th century silver plated (on brass) telescopic ear trumpet, with ebony earpiece 28.3cm extended; with a pair of auricles on adjustable steel headband, celluloid in imitation of mother-of-pearl

An Unusual Antique Sea-Shell Ear Trumpet, c.1850-1890, vulcanite earpiece cemented to shell with nickel plated brass connection, overall length 14cm

A Telescopic Old Sheffield Plate Ear Trumpet, late 18th or early 19th century, in fused plate, five-draw trumpet, unsigned, 36.5cm extended

Three Ear Trumpets, early 20th century, a brass telescopic trumpet, signed ''PILLING GERMANY', 33cm extended; an Argentine sonor type in leather case, signed 'Lutz Ferrando & Co Buenos Aires' 10.8cm; a black painted brass dome type, unsigned 10.3cm

Ear Trumpet, An Otophone, American, c.1900, in black vulcanite, ear trumpet with diaphragm, signed E.B. Meyrowitz, no. 1733, with diaphragm cover with trade label, in original fabric covered card case, with external and internal labels to lid, case 9.2cm high; with speaker or loudhailer, incomplete, by the Globe Ear-Phone Company, Boston U.S.A., 13.4cm across

Three Ear Trumpets, early 20th century, a British armed forces issue conversation tube, marked 'ESCHMANN 1275 OL38001' with broad arrow, bakelite earpiece and bell, black silk covered tube, 114cm long; a German trumpet, marked 'PLANOFLEX GES. GESCH. D.R.G.M.', telescopic, in adonised brass, 36cm extended, a small black painted brass dome ear trumpet, 8.3cm high

Four Ear Trumpets, c. 1860-1900, all unsigned, Miss Greene’s Hearing Horn, simple two-piece banjo type in tinplate, 46.5cm; an unusual convoluted segmented design in tinplate (repainted) 20cm high; a French black painted brass dome 15cm; a dome trumpet in pewter and brass with vulcanite earpiece 13cm high

A Rare Ear Trumpet Walking Stick/Cane, English, c.1875-1885, unsigned but a very similar model was made by Hawksley, black painted brass trumpet/handle with grille, with swivelling earpiece below, stout wooden shaft with silver (or plated?) collar and ferrule, 91cm long

Ear Trumpets, Hearing Aid and Stethoscope, a Super Ear ear trumpet, American, c.1920-1930, in celluloid with brass and steel fittings, complete in original case with instructions, case 11cm long; an early microphone and battery hearing aid, c.1920-1930, in fitted case, in gilt 'MR R H DENT'S ARDENTE FOR DEAF EARS 309 OXFORD ST LONDON WI', case 26.7cm long; a conversation tube type stethoscope in steel and aluminium alloy, 85cm long (3)

A Hallmarked Silver Pedestal Dish, with pierced band, raised on plain circular spreading base, 8.5cm high; together with a plated crust stand, fitted with decorative glass bottle, jars and salt; and a small hallmarked silver trumpet form vase (dents). (3)

Victorian silver trumpet shaped posy vase, Birmingham 1899, together with three white metal overlaid scent bottles and a cut glass scent bottle, 15cm high and smaller (5)

Chinese Canton Famille Rose porcelain Gu ‘Bajixiang’ vase, modelled in two sections after an archaic ritual wine vessel, the bulbous central section raised on a bell-shaped foot rising to a flaring trumpet neck, enamelled with lotus flower heads and scrolling foliage interspersed with the Eight Buddhist emblems, beneath a continuous band of ruyi heads to the rim and key-fret to the foot, bears six character zhuanshu "archaic seal" mark of Jiaxing (1796-1820) to the base of the neck, duck egg blue glazed interior, 29cm high, (a/f)The piece has decoration wear all over. There are four chips missing from the stem of the vase (see images) and a small nibble on the rim (see images) This piece has come from a deceased estate .We have revised our description and have also added ‘a/f’ (as found) at the end since, in addition to the chip visible on the extra images, there has been some old restoration to the neck which is visible under a UV lamp. I have attached images. The white ring is the join between the sections but there are two small spots to the ball knop and the two areas to the flared neck, which have been stabilized. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

George III wine glass, having a trumpet bowl over a plain stem and a conical circular foot, 17cm high 

Carlton - Armand Lustre Ware Tall Trumpet Butterflies Vase. Pattern No 165/2109. Of Excellent Form. c.1920's / 1930's. Height 9,75 Inches - 25,40 cms.

Collection of Coalport Strawberry Pattern Ceramic Pieces. Comprises 1/ Ginger Jar and Lid, 2/ Large Egg Cup ( 2 ) pieces. 3/ Dish with Handle. 4/ Small Plate. 5/ Trinket Dish. 6/ Miniature Tea Set ( 6 Pieces Including Lids ) 7/ Bell ( Damaged ) 8 Rose Bowl. 9/ Bud Vase. 10/ Cream Jug. 11/ Trumpet Vase and Spill Vase ( 2 ) Pieces. 12/ Jam Pot. 13/ Oblong Trinket Dish. Please See Photo.

A SILVER PLATED TRUMPET IN A HAWKES LABELLED LEATHER CASE.

Pair of silver trumpet shaped vases each on circular weighted plinth (Birmingham 1904) some damage to rims (in all 9 1/4 oz)

A set of twelve hand cut crystal wine glasses with trumpet shape. H.17 Dia. 8cm.

A set of twelve hand cut crystal wine glasses with trumpet shape. H.16 Dia.6cm.

Charles II, Embarkation at Scheveningen, 1660, a hollow cast silver medal by P. van Abeele, armoured bust almost full-face, hair long, wearing silk cravat and the Garter George from a heavy chain, carolvs ii d g magnæ brit fra et hib rex, rev. in nomine meo exaltabitvr cornu eius, Fame flying over fleet under sail, with trumpet and banner, beneath a shell inscribed s m is uit hollant van scheveling afgevaren naer sijn conincrijken, ao 1660 juni 2, edge signed pva f, 70mm, 70.98g (Platt p.357; MI I, 455/44; v. Loon II, 462; MH 42; E 210). Usual air-hole in edge, extremely fine, an attractive specimen £1,200-£1,500 --- On the 2nd of June Charles II and his court embarked at Scheveningen following his restoration to the English throne. The King sailed on board the Naseby which as a result of this journey was renamed the Royal Charles.

TWO PAIRS OF SPODE MATCH POTS, CIRCA 1815, one pair urn shaped, the other trumpet form, beaded, painted in Imari style with pattern '967', red painted Spode 967, 16cm and 12cm high

Georgian wine glass, the trumpet bowl above a clear stem and domed foot, 15cm high

An air twist toasting glass with drawn trumpet bowl, 18cm high

A wine glass with the trumpet bowl above a clear stem with basal knop and folded foot, 19cm high

Baluster shape wine glass with trumpet bowl above folded foot, 14cm high

Georgian wine glass with trumpet bowl above an air twist stem, 14cm high