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Lot 330
A VICTORIAN BLUE GLASS CREAM JUG wrythen fluted with fold-over rim and pontil mark, a small blue wine glass, pontil mark, a milk glass Odol toothpaste bottle with metal cap, two moulded glass sweet containers, one in the form of a steam locomotive with printed tinplate cab, the other as the Queen Mary and three other items (8)
Lot 742
A JACOBITE WINE GLASS the rounded funnel bowl engraved with a rose, bud and thistle, a butterfly to the reverse, on wavy, multiple series air twist stem and conical foot, 15cm h, mid 18th c Provenance: A Private Collection of Jacobite Drinking Glasses, the Property of a Titled Gentleman, sold in these `rooms, 7 December 2006, lot 204.
Lot 808
A CHINESE ARCHAISTIC BRONZE RITUAL WINE VESSEL, HU of bulbous form and oblong section with sinuous chilong handles, the neck encircled by a finely cast band of taotie on a leiwen ground, on flared foot, mottled patina, the base of the interior case with paulownia, 40cm h, Qing dynasty, 18/19th c In fine condition with much accretion of dust over time, complete and undamaged, the patina attractively rubbed from handling over a long period (nor artificially aged) but not repatinated, cleaned or restored; the interior with much casting residue in contrast to the finely finished exterior, very attractive
Lot 827
A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II WINE COASTERS cast with the infant Bacchus with thyrsus or grapes and a panther amidst vines, ribbon tied reeded rim and turned wood base, 15.5cm diam, maker RWB in script, Sheffield 1972 In good second hand condition with some water and other stains on the wood (of heavy gauge weighing approximately 58ozs gross)
Lot 850
TWO GEORGE III/IV SILVER GILT WINE COASTERS finely chased with grapevines beneath reeded leaf clad rim, the foot with egg-and-dart border, 7.5cm h, 14.5-15cm diam, both London, by Benjamin Smith II, 1813, the second [and silver gilt base of the first] maker WE, a pellet between, probably William Elliott, 1820 The earlier coaster lacking one or two of the small wire tendrils
Lot 1007
JOSEPH THOMAS (EXH 1850-1853) JOSEPH BARROWS AND HIS CHILDREN IN THE GARDEN OF HANDSWORTH HALL signed and dated 1849, ink and watercolour, 52 x 57cm Provenance: The sitters, thence by descent to the present vendor. Joseph Barrows (1804-1890), a prominent citizen of Birmingham, one of the Street Commissioners (the forerunner to the Town Council) founded the firm of Joseph Barrows & Sons, Wine & Spirit Merchants. The business prospered to the extent that by 1849 the recently widowed Barrows had bought Handsworth Hall, a large 18th century home with extensive grounds. It has been the home of Anna Maria Sacheverell and Anne Gough and afterwards Joseph Grice, JP. It was demolished in the 1870s when the area was redeveloped. In fine condition in what could be the original early Victorian ornate gilt frame
Lot 22
A Berlin porcelain plaque of a drinking scene circa 1860, depicting three seated men drinking and a clergyman, surrounded by wine barrels, signed L. Knoeller Dresden to the bottom left, titled `Angeheitert` after Ed. Grützner in black ink, impressed KPM and other impressed marks to reverse, in a later frame, 12¼ x 10in. (31 x 25.5cm.). .
Lot 52
A Georgian Bristol blue pint size club decanter decorated with a gilt rim, gilt band to the neck and gilded wine label inscribed `Rum`, with ground pontil, with a pear shaped stopper with gilt lining and letter `R`, 7 5/8in. (19.3cm.) high excluding stopper, chip to stopper, together with a Bristol Blue pint size tapered mallet decanter, with gilt inscription `Shrub` and fruiting vine border, ground pontil and with pear shaped stopper inscribed `S`, 8in. (20.3cm.) high. (2) .
Lot 53
A pair of Georgian Bristol blue pint size club decanters each decorated with a gilt rim, gilt band to the neck and gilded floral wine label, one inscribed `Hollands` and the other `Brandy`, with ground pontils, the Hollands decanter with a pear shaped stopper with gilt foliate decoration and letter `H`, 7½in. (19cm.) high excluding stopper, the brandy decanter`s stopper missing and with chip to rim. (2) .
Lot 54
A pair of Georgian Bristol blue club decanters each decorated with a gilt rim, three gilt bands to the neck and gilded floral wine label, one inscribed `Rum` and the other `Brandy`, with ground pontils, the Rum decanter with a pear shaped stopper with gilt lining and letter `R`, 9in. (23cm.) high excluding stopper, the brandy decanter`s stopper missing. (2) .
Lot 59
A pair of mid-19th century blue glass straight sided decanters the waisted panel cut necks with a single facet cut and gilded ring, the bodies with a gilt band and gilded wine labels with foliate borders, inscribed `Brandy` and `Whisky`, ground pontils, with facet cut spire stoppers, 13¼in. (33.75cm.) high. (2) .
Lot 87
A Chinese silver gilt, enamel and stone set wine ewer, goblets and tray probably mid-20th century, the ewer, goblets and borders of the tray chased with foliage and blossoms centered by turquoises on a matted ground, some foliage enamelled, the bottle shaped ewer with scrolled handle, domed cover and serpentine spout, the body decorated with high relief scenes in shaded enamel of a cat chasing butterflies amidst peonies, the goblets also decorated with conforming flowers, the ewer marked `Silver`, the tray also marked `NS1 Sterling`, gross weight 120oz., the tray 19 5/8in. (50cm.) long, the ewer 11¼in. (28.5cm.) high.
Lot 127
An Indian Mughal School gilt and lacquer papier-mâché mirror case 17th / 18th century, the removable cover finely painted with a spray of flowers on a gilt ground within floral and gilt borders, the reverse side with a rose bush in bloom on a blue ground, the base decorated with three cartouches depicting figures drinking wine, surrounded by gilt trees, plants and birds, 9 x 6¼in. (23 x 16cm.), ½in. (1.75cm.) deep, some losses to lacquer, damage to corners of cover.
Lot 214
Tuck (John) The Private Brewer`s Guide to the Art of Brewing Ale and Porter ..., with Complete Instructions for Country Victuallers who Brew at Home ..., 1822, folding table, recent quarter morocco; Anon., Remarks on the Art of Making Wine, with suggestions for The Application of its Principles to the Improvement of Domestic Wines, 1821, boards (worn); Davies (J.), The Innkeeper`s and Butler`s Guide, or, A Directory for Making and Managing British Wines ..., 1811, original printed paper boards (well worn) (3)
Lot 123
A George III silver wine funnel on stand by Henry Chawner & John Emes, the stand London 1796, the funnel 1797, the threaded rim to the bowl with a shaped clip engraved with a gothic `T` over `1797`, the stem with conforming threaded bands, the dome centred stand with a conforming rim, the funnel 12cm (4 3/4in) high, the stand 9.5cm (3 3/4in) diameter, 120g (3.85 oz) The Chawner-Emes partnership was short-lived, first registered in August 1796, Emes registering two marks on his own on 10th January 1798.
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