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Click here to subscribeA collection of five late 18th / early 19th century blue glass decanters, comprising a pair of globe and shaft form, tall necks, flared rims, with globular stoppers, with simulated gilt wine labels, titled `WHISKY` and `BRANDY` plus another of similar form, titled `WHISKEY`, and a pair of mallet form, titled `HOLLANDS` and `BRANDY`, height of pair 28cm. (5)
A mixed lot of silver and metal-ware items, comprising: a modern wine coaster of plain circular form, Birmingham 2000, a pair of Austro-Hungarian salt cellars, an elephant menu card holder, an Indian bowl, a Russian vodka cup, a sifter spoon and tea strainer, an Austro-Hungarian fish slice and sauce ladle, a fox bottle stopper, and a pair of French wine labels of cartouche form, with slot in compartments for names, approx. weighable 16oz. (qty)
A pair of modern silver-gilt mounted glass decanters and a matching pair of wine coasters, maker`s mark of Am, London 1980, also marked with limited edition number 73 of 250, tapering circular form, the decanters with pierced foliate mounts, glass stoppers, the coasters of circular form, with a pierced foliate border and wooden bases, the central buttons with the Royal Arms. (4)
A group of Chinese and Japanese ceramics, 19th and 20th century, comprising: a celadon jarlet, a Canton `famille-rose` vase, three Canton `famille-rose` dishes, a `famille-rose` bowl, a `famille-rose` vase, two celadon glazed vases, a celadon plate, five Japanese porcelain vases, Japanese earthenware wine ewer, etc, some damage throughout
Silver and plated wares, including; a rectangular cigarette case, London 1921, a pair of napkin rings, Birmingham 1907, a napkin ring, Birmingham 1903, a Christening spoon, a small pickle fork with a mother of pearl handle, boxed, also an Eastern cigarette case, a sugar castor, a wine tasting dish, a crumb scoop, various condiments and table flatware, including a pair of salad severs.
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