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Lot 986
Opaque twist wine glass, attributed to Beilby, the round funnel bowl painted with fruiting vines in white enamel, on double series opaque twist stem with pair of multi-ply (eight approx) spiral thread bands enclosing four spiral threads, on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 14.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE Lot 118 dated 2nd September 1986 Anderson & Garland, Newcastle upon Tyne, £507.60. NOTE It has been observed that this opaque twist stem form was much favoured by Beilby.
Lot 987
Rare opaque twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with base fluting above double series opaque twist stem with multi-ply (nineteen) spiral thread band enclosing spiral gauze on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 17.8cms. See illustration PROVENANCE By repute, No. 995, The Smith Collection, Trenton, New Jersey, and subsequent Sotheby's Sale. Roger Freer, Newcastle Upon Tyne 2 April 1969, £50.
Lot 993
Opaque twist wine glass, the ogee bowl above double series opaque twist (possibly triple series) stem with pair of four-ply thread bands enclosing four spiral threads outside single vertical thread, on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 14.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE William MacAdam, Edinburgh, 12 March 1987, £235.
Lot 995
Engraved 'Jacobite' opaque twist wine glass, the ogee bowl with rose, bud and three leaves opposing thistle and two leaves above double series opaque twist stem with pair of spiral threads enclosing slight spiral gauze, on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 14.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE Jeanette Hayhurst, Kensington Church Street, London, 3 May 2001, £895. NOTE It is usual for a 'Jacobite Thistle' to be seen with this form of opaque twist stem.
Lot 996
Mixed twist wine glass, the round funnel bowl with slight wrythen moulding above a double series mixed twist stem with four opaque threads enclosing air cable, on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 15.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE John Brooks, Rothley, Leicester, 24 February 1994, £280.
Lot 997
Opaque twist wine glass, the bell bowl above double series opaque twist stem with shoulder and central knops having pair of spiral threads enclosing gauze on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 15cms. See illustration PROVENANCE William MacAdam, Edinburgh, 7 February 1984, £115. NOTE According to L. M. Bickerton that as regards the knopped DSOT stem glasses, "One may safely say they mostly come from Newcastle".
Lot 998
Opaque twist wine glass, ogee bowl above double series opaque twist stem with pair of heavy spiral threads enclosing lace twist, on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 14.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE Samlesbury Hall, Preston, Lancashire, 24 April 1981, £46. NOTE According to E. Barrington-Haynes, this twist is the fourth most encountered of the double series opaque twist stems and is seen with Beilby decoration which might argue a Newcastle provenance.
Lot 1001
Engraved opaque twist wine glass, the ogee bowl with the 'OXO' pattern, above double series opaque twist stem with pair of spiral threads enclosing lace twist on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 13.7cms. PROVENANCE Lot 39, 16 February 1971, Anderson & Garland, Newcastle Upon Tyne, £24 (part lot).
Lot 1004
Opaque twist wine glass, the lipped ogee or tulip bowl with wrythen base above double series opaque stem with pair of spiral gauzes enclosing single corkscrew, on conical foot, mid 18th Century, height 16.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE John Brooks, Rothley, Leicester, 13 September 1985, £90.
Lot 1010
Cut faceted stem wine glass, the round funnel bowl with floral and foliate motifs above base faceting, on diamond faceted stem having central knop and slight conical foot, late 18th Century, height 16cms. PROVENANCE Maureen Thompson, Kensington Church Street, London, 19 September 1977, £55.
Lot 1012
Engraved and cut faceted stem wine glass, the lipped ogee bowl with flowers and fluting vines beneath the rim, the grapes as polished discs above base fluting and diamond faceted stem having shoulder, central and base knops, on cut and domed foot, late 18th Century, height 14.5cms. See illustration PROVENANCE William MacAdam, Edinburgh, 30 September 1996, £495.
Lot 1063
Lead crystal part suite of table glass, comprising: five tall stem wine glasses; five and one short stem wine glasses; six brandy balloons; five liqueur glasses; six tonic glasses; six and three tumblers; squat bowl; two associated brandy balloons and whisky decanter with stopper, height 25cms. (42)
Lot 63
An early 19th century Old Sheffield Plate campana-shaped wine cooler with twin reeded handles, cast vine band and reeded decoration, on circular foot, engraved with a family shield (stamped with two sunbursts under base - possibly Matthew Boulton), 25 cm to/w later electroplated removable liner
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