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Click here to subscribeCollection of drinking glasses including a set of four purple overlay stemmed wine glasses, 19.5cm high, a set of five cut glass hock glasses on faceted stems, 18cm high, a set of six glasses with fluted bodies on tall airtwist stems, 22.5cm high, a set of four wine glasses with blue tinted spiral bodies and opaque blue stems, a Cowdy champagne glass with spiral-effect to stem and two commemorative glasses with airtwist stems (22)
Collection of Murano, facon-de-Venise and other similar glass including a Venini-style decanter and a stopper of double gourd-shaped form, decorated in spiralling bands of blue and red, 27.7cm high (stopper probably matched), two Murano perfume bottles, each with aventurine and white latticinio bands with aventurine stoppers, a Toffolo Studio wine glass with pale blue and white spirals above a double knopped aventurine stem, a globular perfume bottle and stopper in green, ochre and blue bands attributed to Toffolo, a trefoil-shaped dish with spiralling radiating latticinio blue and pink ribbons, a vaseline tall tapering vase with flared neck, another with snake spiralled mid-section and filled rim and a small Murano-style bud vase, of spirally moulded form, on aventurine crimped foot (9)
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
E F Allen & Sons piano converted to a cocktail bar, the exterior painted with a Union Jack design, mounted with seven horseshoe wine bottle holders, the front dropping down to a partially mirrored interior, the lid to the keyboard opening to further glasses and cocktail accessories storage, with lighting and a quantity of cocktail accessories including glasses, 128cm high x 140cm wide x 58cm deep
Collection of five items of painted furniture including two torcheres, the tallest 118cm high, oval low table with bird decorated top, 53cm high x 66cm long, a pedestal wine table with moulded piecrust edge, 52cm high x 50cm diameter and another pedestal wine table, 52cm high x 32cm diameter (5)
†SUE READ; two watercolours, still lifes of fruit including cherries in a dish with cranberry glass wine glass, signed with initials 'SR' lower right, 16.5 x 19.5cm, framed and glazed, and a still life watercolour of flowers in a vase, signed with initials 'SR' lower right, 17.5 x 17cm, framed and glazed (2).
W I BROADWAY & CO; a modern Elizabeth II hallmarked silver wine coaster, Birmingham 1982, diameter 9cm, a cased set of six Elizabeth II hallmarked silver gilt enamelled coffee spoons, all with guilloché enamelled bowls including yellow, blue, pink, purple and green, length 9cm, also a three piece silver mounted dressing table set, London 1924, comprising hand mirror, hand brush and further brush (5).
S. BLANCKENSEE & SON LTD; a Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted easel back desk top calendar, Chester 1908, 11.5 x 8.5cm, a pair of George V hallmarked silver mounted dressing table brushes, Birmingham 1913, a late Victorian Mappin & Webb hallmarked silver mounted leather booklet, London 1896, 21 x 12cm, a further Birmingham hallmarked silver filled vase, height 8cm, a modern Birmingham hallmarked silver topped miniature ship's decanter, height 15.5cm, and a silver plated wine funnel top (6).
A collection of silver items to include a set of six teaspoons, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1931, a set of twelve teaspoons, by Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1961, a pair of wine coasters, a small footed bowl, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1976, total 12.4oztCondition Reportwith surface scratches and marks to all
A Stevens and William intaglio cut set of six wine glasses and a claret jug and stopper, each piece inscribed with facsimile signature of members of the Conservative Party including Malcolm Rifkind, Dr Brain Mawwhinney, Kenneth Clarke, Michael Howard, Michael Heseltine and Lord MacKay, the claret jug with John Major, 17cm and 36cm high (8)Condition ReportAll glasses reduced to the bases. Two with rim chips. Pleae see additional images.
A collection of silver, comprising, a silver Queen's Jubilee 1977 Sherry label, by Robins and Belk, with chain suspension, 5.5cm high, a wine taster, the base a five-shilling coin, 10.5cm wide, four napkin rings, an Indian silver bowl, 9.5cm diameter, and six further items, (qty.)Condition ReportIndian - knocked and worn. Napkin rings - worn. Other items fair overall.
A collection of silver items comprising a cigarette case, by Fry & Wigfull Ltd, 12.6 x 8.6cm, a silver brandy warmer and stand, with an ebonised wood handle, London 1905, a George III silver wine funnel, with a later silver plated top, 11.2cm high, and an Indian silver vase, with figural decoration, 15.2cm high,total 13.8ozt (4)Condition ReportGeneral knocks, rubbing and wear throughout.
A pair of modern silver decanters, by Krosno, each with silver 'Vodka' and 'Brandy' labels, 23.5cm high, a pair of Waterford decanters, each with silver 'Gin' and 'Scotch' labels, 27.5cm high, three silver wine coasters, 12.5cm diameter, two silver-plated coasters, and a leather-handled tray, 47 x 32cm (10)Condition ReportSome tarnishing otherwise good. Two silver coasters on the tray and one used as the decanter coaster on the right. Please see additional images of hallmarks.
A Victorian bucket, with a spiral twist handle, 40cm high, three French copper wine coolers, 33cm and 21.5cm wide, a collection of cricket and bowling balls with ivory, (qty) IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Condition ReportCopper good. Bowling balls, with splits. Cricket balls used.
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 mid-18th century engraved wine glass - circa 1745, the ogee bowl engraved with a rose and floral sprig, on a plain, slightly tapered stem and conical, folded foot with pontil, 14.4cm high.* In good condition overall, with no chips or cracks. Some scratching around edge of foot and a few tiny pinprick nicks from the top edge of the rim.
A mid-18th century engraved wine glass - circa 1745, the ogee bowl engraved with a fruiting vine and a bird, on a plain stem and broad, conical folded foot with pontil, 14.6cm high.* In good condition overall, with no chips, cracks or frits. Some scratching around edge of foot and two tiny scratches to upper surface of folded edge of foot. A few tiny bubble flaws to glass to foot.
A set of six cut glass whisky tumblers - mid-20th century, with diamond cut decoration, 9.9cm high; together with a pair of matching wine glasses with bladed knops to the stem, 13cm high; and a set of three earlier cut glass tumblers, probably c.1900, with blaze, diamond and panel cut decoration, the bases star cut, 11.5cm high. (11)
A late 18th century engraved wine glass - circa 1780, the round funnel bowl engraved with a band of flowers and fruiting vines, the base of the bowl with cut foliate decoration, on a diamond facet cut stem and plain foot (probably trimmed), 16.1cm. high.* The foot has probably been trimmed. Wear and tiny nibbles to the cut edges on the stem. No other faults
Four small 18th and 19th century wine glasses with engraved and etched decoration - including an 18th century wine glass with engraved bird and flower decoration to the drawn conical bowl, on a plain stem and folded foot, 11.6cm high (tiny bruise to rim); two similar late-Georgian small wines, the bucket bowls with etched foliate decoration, on bladed knop stems and plain feet with pontils, 10.3cm and 10.5cm high (the smaller with tiny rim chip); and a small 19th century soda glass wine glass with etched fruiting vine decoration, 9.4cm high.
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 mid-18th century opaque twist engraved wine glass, possibly Jacobite - circa 1765, the ogee bowl engraved with a rose bud spray, on a double-series opaque twist stem with a pair of spiral threads around a central corkscrew, on a conical foot with pontil, 14.8cm. 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. Large bubble flaw to glass to underside of foot.
A small group of cultured and freshwater pearl and amber jewellery - comprising a graduated cultured pearl necklace with silver and marcasite clasp, 43cm long; a silver, freshwater black and white pearl and flower-carved quartz necklace; a rice pearl necklace with gilt metal and paste clasp; a freshwater pearl and turquoise elasticated bracelet; a wine red baroque freshwater pearl opera length necklace; and two amber necklaces.
Three boxed pairs of Baccarat 'Chateau Baccarat' red wine glasses - ref. 2611151, designed in collaboration with the wine expert Bruno Quenioux, the the broad, tulip bowls with tapered lips, on a slightly waisted stem and plain foot with etched marks, 22cm high, in red lidded presentation boxes or 'coffrets', with original Baccarat ribbon ties, contained in a large Baccarat bag.
A mid-18th century engraved opaque twist wine glass, possibly Jacobite - circa 1765, the lipped, elongated ogee bowl engraved with honeysuckle and a moth, on a double-series opaque twist stem with a sixteen ply spiral band outside a pair of spiral threads, on a conical foot with pontil, 14.9cm high.* In good condition, with no chips, cracks or frits. Light scratching around edge of foot.
A mid-18th century engraved wine glass - circa 1745, the round funnel bowl engraved with a fruiting vine and floral sprig, on a plain stem and broad, conical folded foot with pontil, 13.8cm high.* In good condition overall, with no chips or cracks. Some scratching around edge of foot and some tiny pinprick nicks from the top edge of the rim.
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.
Four Elizabeth II silver wine labels - comprising a set of three of oval cartouche form, A Chick & Sons Ltd, London 1976 and 1978, comprising 'Gin', 'Sherry' and 'Whisky'; the other 'Port' label of rectangular form by the same maker, London 1978; together with a Victorian silver apostle tea spoon, London 1897 (total silver weight 65.5g); a white metal mustard spoon; a cased set of EPNS coffee spoons; and a cased set of bone-handled tea knives.
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