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Click here to subscribeA pair of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain octagonal trumpet vases, both height 21cm, (both af), and a late 19th/early 20th century Chinese octagonal baluster form porcelain lidded jar, height 22.5cm, (af) (3).Condition Report: Please note, both trumpet vases have signs of hairlines and chips, one has been heavily restored and the finial to the top of the lidded jar is missing.
A group of mixed collectables comprising a Royal Doulton Lambeth jardinière of Art Nouveau style, on a mottled green base, height 7cm, diameter 23.5cm, a pair of heavily cut glass trumpet vases, height 20cm, a modern cloisonné vase, height 19cm, a set of six sherry/liqueur glasses, a cut glass crystal basket, jar and cover, a horn handled fish knife, fork, carving knife, meat fork and steel, and a Royal Vienna wall charger, with classical decoration and 'Honig Edward I England' written verso, diameter 34.5cm.Condition Report: Repair to rim of the jardinière. The wall charger has been heavily repaired, visible from the front but obvious from the back.
T H HAZELWOOD & CO; an Edward VII hallmarked silver trumpet vase, Birmingham 1909, height 12cm, also a Victorian hallmarked silver bread knife blade, bearing the maker's mark for Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1887, two hallmarked silver napkin rings and white metal mounted photograph frame, 9 x 6.5cm, total weighable silver approx 0.4ozt/13.4g (5).
Collection of 19th century and later coloured glass including a set of six ruby red wine glasses, 16cm high, a pair of trumpet shaped green glasses, three green ale glasses, three green finger bowls, a mid-20th century blue and clear cased shallow bowl, 20cm diameter, a pink glass baluster vase and four yellow uranium glasses
Large contemporary porcelain and gilt metal mounted Sevres-style green ground flared trumpet-shaped vase, gilt with trailing leafy tendrils suspending cartouches with simulated interlocking initials, on gilt-metal pierced foliate feet, 58cm high and a Sevres-style turquoise ground oval dish, supported by gilt-metal putti, printed and painted with bouquets of flowers, each with printed iron red marks, 31cm wide (2)
A pair of silver bud vases, Birmingham 1961, of trumpet form, 11cm high, together with one other pair of bud vases, weighted and a cigarette case, compact and graduated set of three beakers total weighable weight 14ozt (9)Condition Reporttarnishing, dents and surface scratches. Please see additional images.
of elegant slender form, with tall trumpet necks rising from the baluster lower body, decorated in gilding with oblong vignettes of flowers, insects and birds, all on a gold ground lotus scroll field, against the royal blue background,. Dimension:H:45cm.. Condition:Fairly good. One with 7cm.hairline from rim, the other with 11cm.wide restored break rim, extending 4cm.down neck, with associated small chip, otherwise ok. Provenance:
A mid-18th century mercurial airtwist tall wine glass - circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl on a mercurial airtwist stem on a conical foot with pontil, 18.1cm high.* In good condition overall, with no chips or cracks. Some scratching around edge of foot and a couple of tiny pinprick nicks from the top edge of the rim and one small frit to the foot. A few small scratches to the glass to upper surface of foot. The edges of the foot have some tiny fracture lines to the very outer edge around approx. 50% of the circumference (see photo).
A group of early 20th century cut glass drinking glasses - including a set of four champagne saucers plus two others, 11.7cm high; a closely matched set of six panel cut trumpet bowl liqueur glasses plus another similar, 12.5cm high; a set of three bucket bowl port glasses with comb cut decoration; and a set of eleven cut glass crescent dishes with fan cut bases, 19cm long, small rim chips. (27)
Twelve late-Georgian and Victorian small wine glasses - including a set of three late-Georgian glasses with panel cut bucket bowls on bladed knop stems and star cut octagonal feet, 10.3cm high; a closely matched pair of small wines with panel cut trumpet bowls on a collar above a bladed knop stem and plain foot, 10.9cm high; a pair of late 19th century small wines with panel cut bucket bowls and hexagonal stems and feet, 10.7cm high; a set of three small wines with panel cut round funnel bowls and very short bladed knop stems on a plain foot, 7.8cm high; and a single late 19th century glass with panel cut conical bowl with two prismatic bands, on a hexagonal baluster stem and star cut foot, 12.6cm high.
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase painted by Bessie Newberry - of inverted trumpet form, impressed and incised factory and painter's marks, c.1912, painted with a band of oranges and olives over an olive green and grey glazed ground, 18.8cm high; together with a Doulton Lambeth bowl, impressed and incised factory and painter's marks, of ogee form, glazed in cobalt blue with relief floral motif decoration, 16.5cm diameter; and a Carter Stabler Adams Ltd. Poole Pottery jar, shape no 486, painted with floral sprays, 15cm high. (3)
Three small 18th and early 19th century wine glasses - comprising a small 18th century wine with a double ogee bowl on a stem with central swollen knop, on a folded foot, 9.8cm high; an early 19th century glass with bell bowl with moulded fluting, on a plain stem with central gadrooned knop, on a conical foot with pontil, 11.3cm high; and a heavy small wine with drawn trumpet bowl (bruise to rim), seated on a ball knop and short stem with plain foot with pontil, 11cm high.
Five small late 18th / early 19th century small drinking glasses - including a Georgian deceptive toastmaster's glass, the heavy conical bowl on a bladed collar to a stem with central bladed knop, on a plain foot with pontil, 10.3cm high; together with a Georgian bonnet glass or Monteith, the ogee bowl with nipt-diamond-waies, on a plain foot with pontil, 8.2cm high; a late-Georgian jelly glass with folded rim to the flared trumpet bowl, on a gadrooned cushion and plain foot with pontil, 10.4cm high; a late-Georgian small rummer on a plain square base with ground pontil, 9.2cm high; and a late-Georgian small wine glass with moulded wrythen fluting to the drawn ovoid bowl, on a heavy plain foot, 9.4cm high.
A collection of 21 x 18th and 19th century drinking glasses - including a small 18th century wine glass with a bucket bowl etched with fruiting vines, on a bladed knop stem and folded foot, 9.5cm high; a similar Continental glass with a bell shaped bowl etched with fruiting vines, on a thick stem with swollen centre knop, on a folded foot, 9.8cm high; a small drawn trumpet bowl wine glass with folded foot, 9cm high; a set of five mid-19th century wine glasses with a petal cut ovoid bowl, seated on a bun knop and plain slender stem, the plain foot with ground pontil, 12.1cm high; a Georgian ale glass with basal petal moulding to the conical bowl, on a wrythen moulded stem with flattened centre knop and plain foot with pontil, 12.3cm high; two other 19th century ale glasses, one wrythen moulded 11.5cm high; the other with petal cut bowl and bladed knop, 13.8cm high (two tiny rim chips); etc.
A Chinese blue and white gu vase, Qianlong (1736-1795), finely modelled with a trumpet neck above a central bulb and a bell-shaped foot, painted with dragons, chasing flaming pearls, amongst bats and clouds, with a six-character Qianlong mark within a rectangular cartouche to the neck, 23.5cm high Provenance: purchased from the Robert Edwards collection; exhibited at The Art Gallery, State University College, New York in December 1965. 清乾隆 青花赶珠云龙纹花觚 《大清乾隆年制》青花篆书款 Condition ReportNo obvious faults.
A Chinese blue and white vase, Kangxi (1662-1722), of baluster form, surmounted by a long cylindrical neck everting to a trumpet-shaped mouth, painted with phoenixes amongst scrolling peony, 46cm high清康熙 青花凤穿牡丹纹燕尾尊Condition ReportMouth chipped and restored. A chip to the interior of neck. Chipped to foot rim.
Three Chinese blue and white gu vases, Kangxi (1662-1722), each of slender elongated square form, rising from an everted foot to a slightly bulbous middle section and a tall trumpet neck, painted with ladies and flowers, 11.5cm and 13.5cm high (3)Condition ReportAll chipped in various locations.The smallest with a hariline crack to rim.One tall vase with hairline cracks to rim and foot rim.
UNITED KINGDOM. Olympic Games of London. Bronze Bronze Donor Medal, 1908. By B. Mackennal for M. Vaughton & Sons. Obv. winged Fame with trumpet, flanked by legend. Rev: vignette with quadriga. Edge plain, marked with bronze and with triangle.In original gold embossed case of issue . About Extremely Fine, underlying lustre.Rarity: Rare.Die Axis: 12h.Diameter: 51 mm.Weight: 60.8 g.Composition: Bronze.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.
Attributed to Hendrik Frans Verbruggen (Flemish, 1654-1724), a pair of large, baroque, carved oak, herald angels, each modelled contrapposto with wings spread, blowing a giltwood trumpet, approximately 99cm wide70cm deep140cm high (2)Condition ReportOld breaks, splits, losses and repairs throughout commensurate with age and use. Wings fixed with modern flat head screws to support the dowels, and each one is a tiny bit loose. Trumpets likely later, and one is a little loose at joints. Some movement in joints throughout, but overall they both appear structurally stable.General surface wear, dirt and dust. Some small amounts of variation in surface colour and condition throughout. Small traces of historic woodworm damage throughout, which does not appear active. Overall the pair are currently in fair structural and cosmetic condition.
Whimsical set of four imported sterling silver novelty boxes, each finely crafted in the form of a standing cat playing a musical instrument. The figures depict cats holding a violin, flute, trumpet, and baton, with expressive details and charming posture. Each features a hinged head that opens at the neck to reveal a hollow interior, making them functional as miniature boxes. Three figures are hallmarked with maker's mark S.N., London import mark F, lion passant for sterling silver, and date letter R; the fourth figure is marked with lion passant, import mark F, and date letter i. Imported and assayed in London. Highly collectible and full of character. Each figure measures 2.25"H. Total weight: 142g.Issued: 1892–1893 and 1904–1905 (based on date letters R and i)Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
A vintage pressing of Louis Under The Stars, the classic jazz album by Louis Armstrong, released by Verve Records. This LP features Armstrong’s signature trumpet and vocals on timeless tracks such as East of the Sun (And West of the Moon) and Body and Soul. The album cover showcases a striking portrait of Armstrong holding his trumpet, adding to its collectible appeal. The vinyl label indicates MG V-4012 B and is marked Made in USA. A must-have for jazz enthusiasts and vinyl collectors.Issued: 1958Dimensions: 12.25"HCondition: Age related wear.
A collection of five 54mm scale white metal and plastic professionally handpainted military figures to include Russian Hussar, Chausseur a Cheval de la Garde, 1914 Prussian Officer, Vistula Legion, and a Trumpet Major Chevalier Guard, all raised on wooden display plinths and executed to a very high standard
Extravagant vase with twin angular handles, featuring cobalt blue floral decoration and elaborate raised gilding. The tall trumpet form is hand painted with a central floral motif in underglaze blue, framed by extensive gold scrollwork on the foot and neck over a deep cobalt ground. The body is softly shaded in white with hints of gold speckling. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: c. 1910Dimensions: 3"W x 9"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
A group of contemporary studio glass bowls, vases and a small goblet, comprising, a signed Siddy Langley Glass globular vase, with green inclusions and amber coloured lines, dated RP 1993 for Richard Price; a Will Shakespeare glass bowl, signed; a Laugharne pink and frosted clear glass trumpet vase, with wavy rim, floral overlaid decoration in silver, 925 stamped London hallmarks, 16cms high; Jeff Walker and Robin Smith for Melting Pot Glassworks footed bowl, signed with engraved signature to foot, and studio label to rim edge; and a Pauline Solven design for Cowdy Glass Workshops wine goblet, signed Cowdy to foot pontil.Location: G1If there is no condition report shown, please request
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