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Lot 91
An assorted German wine case to include: Bacharacher Hahn Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese, KT Jost-Hahnenhof, 2001, two half bottles; Flörsheim-Dahlsheimer Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese, K&H Keller, 2001, two half bottles; Laubenheimer St Remigiusberg Riesling Beerenauslese, Tesch, 2001, six half bottles; Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling Beerenauslese, J Leitz, 1997, two half bottles, twelve half bottles in total
Lot 276
Assorted Red Bordeaux to include: Les Forts de Latour, Pauillac, (2nd wine of Château Latour), 1985, one bottle (bottom neck); Château Pavie, Saint-Émilion, 1ere Grand Cru Classé, 1985, one bottle (low neck), two bottles in total CONDITION REPORT: Les Forts, 1985: As catalogued. Chateau Pavie, 1985, bottom neck. Labels: Intact. Capsules: Intact.
Lot 358
An early 18th century sealed magnum onion wine bottle, previously unrecorded: the dark green glass of generous globular form with raised tapering neck, string rim and shallow 'kick up', the shoulders applied with the seal of the Swete family, bearing two chevrons, between two mullets in chief with a rose at base, circa. 1710-20, 24 cm high. *Provenance The bottle comes by direct family decent. The Swete family are recorded at Traine in Devonshire from the late 15th century and the arms depicted are still displayed above the entrance to Traine Walk, Brownston Street, Modbury, Devon. This bottle and the following bladder wine bottle were discovered at Traine House shortly before it's sale in 1967.
Lot 359
An early 18th century bladder wine bottle: the dark green glass of generous proportions with tapering neck, string rim and pronounced 'kick up', circa 1700-1720, 26 cm high. *Provenance This bladder wine bottle was discovered at Traine House, Modbury, formerly the seat of the Swete family, shortly before it's sale in 1967.
Lot 364
Two balastroid wine glasses: one with drawn trumpet shaped bowl set on an inverted baluster stem containing a single series air twist on a conical foot, circa 1740-50; the other with bell shaped bowl with single series airtwist extending into a straight stem set with a large beaded knop above a basal knop on a conical foot, 1740-50, both 17.5 cm high.
Lot 365
A group of three small wine glasses or cordials: comprising an air twist with square bucket on a straight stem containing a double series corkscrew twist on a conical foot, circa 1750-60, 15.5 cm high; an opaque twist with ogee bowl set on a straight stem containing a lace twist on a conical foot, circa 1760-70, 15 cm high and a further opaque twist set on a straight stem containing a double series of a central pair of tapes inside an 8 ply spiral on a conical foot, circa 1760-70, 14.5 cm high.
Lot 366
A group of three small wine glasses: an opaque twist with ogee bowl engraved with fruiting vine and a bee set on a straight stem with double series opaque twist comprising a central 14 ply tape flanked by a further pair of similar tapes on a conical foot; [slight chip to foot]; an opaque twist with ogee bowl cut with a meander of flowers and foliage on a straight stem with double series opaque twist comprising a central gauze within a pair of narrow tapes, on a conical foot, together with an opaque twist with ogee bowl set on a straight stem containing a multiple series opaque twist of a pair of multiple ply tapes, two narrow tapes and a single air twist on a conical foot, all circa 1760-70, all 15 cm high.
Lot 191
A suite of Moser drinking glasses, fine hobnail cutting to the bodies between bands of lens and vertical mitre cuts, on slice cut stems or bases, the rims of tooled and carved foliate gilding in the Renaissance style, including wine glasses, water glasses and sherry glasses, acid marks to base, 19.5cm high (12)
Lot 209
A multi series opaque and air twist wine glass, probably 18th century Continental, the conical bowl on plain stem with air twist with double helix opaque twist, on folded foot, 17.5cm high; together with a multi series air twist wine glass, the trumpet bowl on knopped stem and conical foot, 20cm high (2)
Lot 191
A suite of Moser drinking glasses, fine hobnail cutting to the bodies between bands of lens and vertical mitre cuts, on slice cut stems or bases, the rims of tooled and carved foliate gilding in the Renaissance style, including wine glasses, water glasses and sherry glasses, acid marks to base, 19.5cm high (12)
Lot 209
A multi series opaque and air twist wine glass, probably 18th century Continental, the conical bowl on plain stem with air twist with double helix opaque twist, on folded foot, 17.5cm high; together with a multi series air twist wine glass, the trumpet bowl on knopped stem and conical foot, 20cm high (2)
Lot 466
A GEORGIAN-STYLE SILVER WINE VESSEL, BEARING VARIOUS SILVER MARKS POSSIBLY ADDED LATER, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the bulbous body with chased and repousse scenes of merriment featuring cartouches with men playing music and drinking, surrounded by repousse birds and animals amid vegetation, with a long narrow neck and a curved handle, on a flared foot, height: 29.5 cm (11 5/8 in.), marked NP on handle and base, assayers marks of Ivan Lebedkin, 84 standard
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