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A Very Rare Pair Of Late Victorian Glass Water Carafes And Tumblers Etched With Flowering Foliage,
The Tumblers Resting Comfortably Over The Necks And On The Shoulders Of The Carafes.
207mm High.
Circa 1880.
Excellent Condition.

A Splendid Pair Of George IV Glass Decanters Featuring Various Cutting
Including Wide Hollow Flutes And Diamond,
The Necks With Treble Rings And The Flattened Stoppers
With Deep Flutes And Radial Cutting.
103mm Diameter At The Base x 250mm High Including The Stopper.
Circa 1825.
Both Stopper Shafts Chipped - Can't Be Seen As Buried In The Neck;
Otherwise Great Condition With Fabulous Grey Tint To The Glass.

 

A Pair Of Early Victorian Decagonal Glass Decanters With Tall Mushroom Stoppers,
Treble Ring Necks And Star Cut Bases.
258mm High.
Circa 1840.
Immaculate Condition.

A Small Elegant George III Glass Mallet Shape Decanter With Treble Ring Neck.
165mm High.
Circa 1800.
Lacks Stopper

A Small Elegant George III Glass Mallet Shape Decanter With Treble Ring Neck,
Blade Cut Shoulder And Fluted Base.
165mm High.
Circa 1800.
Lacks Stopper

A Pair Of Mid Century Italian Latticinio Glass Shaped Circular Plates With Radiating Turquoise Canes.
156mm Diameter.
Circa 1950.
Excellent Condition.

A Late 19thC Austrian Loetz Style Iridescent Glass Vase Of Narrow Cylindrical Shape With Gilt Metal Mount Featuring Rams Heads And Garlands And Swelling Base.
212mm High.
Circa 1900.
 

A Smart Looking George III Early 19thC Small Ships Decanter Of Typical Conical Form With Cut Mushroom Stopper, Faceted Double Neck Rings And Stepped Body Above Deep Facet Cut Base.
140mm Diameter x 183mm High
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.
 

An Edwardian Glass Decanter And Stopper With Trefoil Pouring Lip,
A Band Of Etched Interlocking Decoration And Circular Base.
307mm High.
Circa 1900.
Good Condition.

 

 
A Victorian "Penny Lick" Glass Of Typical Form With Circular Bowl,
Squat Pedestal Stem And Domed Cicular Base.
82mm High.
Good Condition.

A Magnificent Irish George III Early 19th Century Heavy Circular Dish With Fan Scallop Cut Rim,
The Outside With Large Diamond And Pronounced Hobnail Cutting.
323mm Diameter.
Circa 1810.
Magnificent thick gauge glass with superb grey metallic colour.
Irish glass as good as it gets.
Minor rim nibbles.
 

A Decorative 19thC Nailsea Type Clear Glass Flask With Pink And Opaque White Glass Swag Trailed Decoration
96mm High x 88mm Wide.
Circa 1880
Excellent Condition.

 

A Decorative 19thC Nailsea Type Clear Glass Flask With Pink And Opaque White Glass Swag Trailed Decoration
94mm High x 89mm Wide.
Circa 1880
Excellent Condition.

 

A Decorative 19thC Nailsea Type Clear Glass Flask With Pink And Opaque White Glass Stripes.
94mm High x 98mm Wide.
Circa 1880
Excellent Condition.
 

A Decorative 19thC Nailsea Type Cranberry Twin Glass Flask Of Teardrop Form With Trailed White Opaque Swag Decoration.
260mm High x 105mm Wide.
Circa 1880
Excellent Condition.
 

A Decorative 19thC Nailsea Type Glass Flask Of Teardrop Form With Trailed Pink, Blue And White Opaque Swag Decoration.
245mm High x 137mm Wide.
Circa 1880
Excellent Condition, Luscious Colours, Edible!
 

A Victorian Nailsea Blue Glass Rolling Pin With Nobs At Each End For Suspension.
350mm Long.
Good Condition.

A Good Looking Regency Glass Decanter With Mushroom Stopper, Applied Cut Rings, Blade Cut Shoulder And Diamond And Fan Cutting Above Fluted Star Cut Base.
245mm High.
Circa 1820
Excellent Condition.

A 1930's Lalique Heavy Octagonal Perdix Glass Bowl With Wide Everted Rim And Panels Finely Moulded With Partridge And Foliage.
293mm Wide x 101mm High.
Circa 1935.
Engraved "Lalique France."
Significant Rim Chip, Piece Retained. Priced Accordingly.
 

 


An Extremely Smart Set Of 6 Early Victorian Green Wine Glasses With Blade Cut Bowls, Cut Hexagonal Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Feet.
123mm High.
Circa 1840.
Excellent Condition. Sublime Hexagonal Baluster Facet Cutting.

 


An Elegant Pair Of George III Early 19thC Green Wine Glasses With Blade Cut Bowls, Capstan Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Feet.
129mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Decorative Pair Of Early Victorian Green Wine Glasses With Blade Cut Bowls, Baluster Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Feet.
125mm High.
Circa 1850.
Excellent Condition, Fabulous Colour.
 

A Highly Decorative Victorian Pale Turquoise Glass Chalice On Baluster Stem And Slightly Domed Foot.
189mm High.
Circa 1860.
Excellent Condition.

A Good Pair Of George III Glass Rummers With Squat Single Knop Stems, Domed Circular Feet And Ground Pontils.
116mm High.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition, Fabulous Colour.

A Small George III Cordial Glass With Trumpet Bowl, Solid Pedestal Stem With Tear And Domed Folded Foot; Later Engraved Presentation Inscription "The Gift Of Susan Likeland Cardingham June 12 1841 As A Token Of Respect."
118mm High.
Circa 1760.
Miniscule Rim Flake Too Small To Photograph, Otherwise Excellent Condition

 

An Attractive Pair Of Early 19thC Small Port Glasses With Squat Stems, VBVasal Knops And Circular Feet.
97mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

A Single Early Victorian Glass Rummer With Blade Cut Bowl, Pedestal Stem And Circular Foot.
141mm High.
Circa 1850.
Excellent Condition.

A Pair Of Victorian Glass Rummers With Petal Moulded Bowls, Pedestal Stems And Wide Heavy Domed Circular Bases; Sharp Pontils.
141mm High.
Circa 1860.
Excellent Condition.

An Early 19thC Small Rummer With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
105mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

An Early 19thC Small Rummer With Pedestal Stem And Circular Foot.
116mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

An Early 19thC Small Rummer With Squat Stem, Basal Knop And Domed Circular Foot.
110mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, Nice And Weighty In The Hand

An Early 19thC Small Moulded Rummer With Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
110mm High
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, Original Bubble Inclusions,

An Early 19thC Small Rummer With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
121mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

An Early 19thC Port Glass With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
123mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, Quirky Idiosyncratic Shape

An Early 19thC Small Wine Glass With Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
111mm High.
Circa 1850.
Excellent Condition

An Early 19thC Small Port Glass With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
93mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

An Early 19thC Rummer With Pedestal Stem, Basal Knop And Circular Foot.
149mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

An Early 19thC Rummer With Pedestal Stem, Basal Knop And Circular Foot.
145mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, Good Weight.
 

An Early 19thC Rummer With Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
143mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

An Early 19thC Glass Rummer With Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot; Sharp Pontil.
135mm High.
Circa 1830.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Near Pair Of Early 19thC Bucket Rummers With Pedestal Stems And Circular Feet.
134, 137mm High..
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

 
An Elegant Mid Victorian Glass Celery Vase With Slightly Flared Rim, Blade Cut Bowl, Single Knop Squat Stem And Circular Foot.
216mm High.
Circa 1860.
Excellent Condition, Perfect For A Bunch Of Daffodils.
 

An Interesting Victorian Moulded Glass Measuring Rummer With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot, The Bowl Internally Moulded In Relief With "IMPERIAL 1/2 PT."
Circa 1850.
136mm High.
Excellent Condition, Never Seen Such Moulding.
 

A Superb George III Circular Thick Walled Glass Fruit Bowl With Shaped Rim And Deep Hob Nail Cutting.
239mm Diameter.
Circa 1820.
A Few Tiny Rim Nibbles Mentioned For Accuracy Only, Rings Like A Bell, Gorgeous Lead Colour.

A Set Of 2 Early 19thC Glass Rummers With Capacious Funnel Bowls, Single Knop Stems And Circular Feet.
153mm high x 99mm diam.
Circa 1830.

A Good Pair Of George III 18thC Wine Glasses With Bucket Shape Bowls, Plain Stems And Domed Feet With Sharp Pontils.
149mm High.
Circa 1760.
Excellent Condion, With BADA Stickers.

A Pair Of Small George III Vase Shape Glass Salts With Notched Rims And Domed Square Bases.
81mm High.
Circa 1800.
Both With Small Footrim Chips.
 

A Single Early 19thC Glass Rummer With Folaiate Engraved Rim, 8 Blade Cut Panels And Domed Circular Foot.
127mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.
 

A George IV Early 19th Century Glass Water Jug With Notched Rim And Handle, Helmet Spout, The Neck With Horizontal Prismatic Cutting And The Body With A Band Of Strawberry Diamond Cutting.
Circa 1830.
192mm High.
Wonderfully Weighty!
 

A Splendid Geogre III Glass Water Jug With Wide Rim, Blade Cut Neck And Shoulder And Bands Of Hobnail And Star Cutting Above A Star Cut Base.
190mm High.
Excellent Condition, Quite Weighty!

A Very Stylish Set Of 6 Regency Champagne Flutes With Blade Cut Bowls, Single Knop Stems And Circular Feet With Ground Pontils And, Under An Eye Glass, Well Worn Base Outer Edges.
163mm Tall.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

A Good Early 19thC Bucket Rummer With Engraved Monogram And Scrolling Foliage, Blade Cut Bowl, Capstan Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
159mm High.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition.
 

An Early 19thC English Glass Rummer On Squat Stem And Circular Glass Foot With Ground Pontil.
Circa 1820.
131mm High.
Small Rim Chip, Brilliant Colour.
 

An Excellent George III Glass Rummer With Squat Stem And Circular Foot With Pontil Mark.
131mm High.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition, Superb Colour.

An Excellent George III Glass Rummer With Squat Stem And Circular Foot With Pontil Mark.
128mm High.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition, Superb Colour.

An Early Victorian Glass Rummer With Squat Stem And Circular Foot.
137mm High.
Circa 1840.
Excellent Condition
 

An Early 19thC Glass Rummer With Squat Stem And Circular Foot With Pontil Mark.
125mm High.
Circa 1830.
Excellent Condition
 

A Set Of 4 Small Early 19thC Glass Rummers With Plain Stems And Circular Bases.
117mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Small Early Victorian Glass Rummer With Plain Stem And Circular Foot.
114mm High.
Circa 1840.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Tall Mid 19thC Flaring Cylindrical Ale Glass With Faceted Lower Half And Thick Domed Circular Foot.
242mm high.

A Tall Mid 19thC Flaring Cylindrical Ale Glass With Faceted Body, Squat Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
242mm high.

A Victorian Glass Celery Vase With Horizontal Bands, Single Knop Stem And Domed Circular Foot With Ground Pontil.
235mm High.
Circa 1870.

A Set Of 3 George III Early 19thC Glass Rummers With Thick Walled Bowls, Squat Single Knop Capstan Stems And Slightly Domed Feet.
112mm High.
Brilliant Colour, Excellent Condition, Significant Wear To Underside Of Bases - As You Would Expect Of Rummers Of This Period And Weight.

A Good Early Victorian Glass Rummer With Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
149mm High.
Circa 1850.
Excellent Condition, Good Colour, Nicely Worn Rim, Ground Pontil.

A Victorian Pedetal Rummer With Cylindrical Bowl And Domed Circular Foot.
136mm High.
Circa 1860
Good Condition, Good Colour, Good Wear To Rim

A Gorgeous Pair Of Early 19thC George III Small Glass Decanters With Ribbed Mushroom Faceted Stem Stoppers, Treble Ring Necks With Similar Faceting, Blade Cut Shoulders And Fluted Bases.
218mm High.
Circa 1800.
Minute Pitting To The Stoppers, Otherwise Excellent Condition

An Exquisite Pair Of George III Early 19thC Plain Mallet Shape Decanters With Treble Ring Necks And Cut Pear Shape Stoppers.
245mm High.
One stopper restuck.
 

A Selection Of Gorgeous Little 19thC Lead Glass Custard Cups Of Typical Form With Loop Handles.
 

A George IV Early 19thC Glass Rummer With Pan Top Bowl, Solid Cylindrical Stem And Circular Foot.
129mm High.
Circa 1820.
Nice and weighty.
 

Price: $120.00

A Glorious Set Of Six Early 19thC Glass Rummers With Pan Top Bowls, Plain Cylindrical Stems And Circular Feet.
126mm high.
Circa 1830.
Perfect For A Stylish Dessert

Price: $900.00

A Pair Of George III Heavy Glass Oval Dishes With Cut Van Dyke Rims, Diamond Cutting And Star Cut Bases.
224mm diameter.
Circa 1820.
Brilliant colour, possibly Irish.
 

A Superb Irish George III Early 19th Century Circular Glass Bowl With Fan Scallop Cut Rim, The Exterior And Base With Strawberry Diamond And Strawberry Hobnail Cutting.
208mm diameter x 82mm high.
Circa 1810.
Brilliant thick gauge glass with wonderful metallic grey colour.
Minor rim nibbles.
 

A Magnificent Irish George III Early 19th Century Heavy Circular Dish With Fan Scallop Cut Rim, The Outside With Large Diamond And Pronounced Hobnail Cutting.
330mm Diameter.
Circa 1810.
Magnificent thick gauge glass with superb grey metallic colour.
Irish glass as good as it gets.
Minor rim nibbles.
 

A Good Pair Of Early 19th Century Decagonal Glass Decanters with double ring necks and cut octagonal stoppers.
210mm High.
Circa 1830.

A George III 18thC Single Knop Air Twist Wine Glass With Bell Shape Bowl,
Multi-Spiral Air Twist Stem, Shoulder Knop,
And Domed Circular Foot With Pontil Mark.
161mm High.
Circa 1750.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Spectacular Pair Of George III Glass Decanters With Deep Vertical Flutes,
Blade Cut Shoulders, Faceted Treble Ring Necks And
Flattened Target Stoppers With Pronounced Notched Edges.
110mm Diameter x 283mm High Including Stopper.
Circa 1790.
Immaculate Condition, Fabulous Colour,
Decanters As Good As They Get.

A Very Smart Regency Prussian Shape Glass Decanter With Mushroom Stopper, Treble Ring Neck. Blade Cut Shoulder And Diamond Cutting Above Fluted Plain Base.
233mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, Lovely Grey Colour.
 

A Single George III Glass Candlestick With Fixed Shaped Sconce, Facet Cut Shoulder And Stem And Domed Shaped Circular Foot.
198mm High.
Circa 1770.
Excellent Condition.

An Early Victorian Glass Rummer With Bucket Bowl Engraved With Stars, Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
137mm High.
Circa 1850.
Good Condition.

A Pair Of Georgian Style Small Baluster Wine Glasses With Folded Circular Feet.
125mm High
Probably 20thC

A Fabulous George III Blue Glass Barrel Shape Decanter With Gilded Line Decoration And Gilded Label "BRANDY",
The Faceted Stopper Monogramed "B."
195mm High.
Circa 1800.
The Gilding A Little Rubbed, Otherwise Excellent Condition.

A Victorian Nailsea Latticinio Glass Rolling Pin With Knobs At Each End For Suspension.
290mm Long.
Circa 18560.
Good Condition

An 18thC Flattened Oviform Green Glass Wine Bottle In Later Wrought Iron Stand With Wall Fixing Holes.
The Bottle 270mm High.
Good Condition.
 

A Gorgeous Pair Of George III Blue Glass Barrel Shape Decanters With Gilded Line Decoration Labelled "GIN" And "BRANDY" Respectively, The Faceted Stoppers Initialled "G" And "B."
197mm High.
Circa 1800
Both With Sizeable Rim Chips, The Gilded Decoration Still In Lovely Bright Condition With Nominal Rubbing Mentioned For Accuracy Only, Very Modestly Priced On Account Of Chips.
 

An Amusing Late Victorian Novelty Glass Claret Jug With Hinged Sterling Silver Mount Modelled As A Duck With Cut Red Glass Eyes, The Flattened Oviform Amber Glass Body With Simple Scroll Handle.
Birmingham 1895,
John Thomas Heath & John Hartsghorne Middleton Of Hukin & Heath.
210mm High.
Excellent Condition.


The firm, active as manufacturing silversmiths and electroplaters, was established in Birmingham in 1855. In 1875 the firm entered its mark in Birmingham Assay Office, while in 1879 the founders Jonathan Wilson Hukin and John Thomas Heath entered their mark in London Assay Office.
The firm was active at Imperial Works, Great Charles Street, Birmingham and in the showrooms at 19 Charterhouse Street, London. J.T. Hukin retired in 1881 and in 1886 J.T. Heath continued the partnership with John Hartsghorne Middleton.
In 1904 the business was converted into a limited liability company under the style Hukin & Heath Ltd. The firm went out of business in 1953.
The firm is well known for its production in the 1870s and 1880s of silver and electroplated wares under the guidance of Dr. Christopher Dresser. Novelty claret jugs were a speciality of the firm.

A Small Early 19thC Cordial Glass With Ovoid Bowl And Circular Foot.
72mm high.
Circa 1820.
Small foot rim chip
 

Price: SOLD

An Early 19thC Small Port Glass With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
104mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

An Early 19thC Glass Rummer With Pan Top Bowl, Squat Stem And Circular Domed Foot.
132mm High.
Circa 1830.
Excellent Condition.

An Early Victorian Thick Walled Glass Rummer With Squat Stem And Circular Foot.
Circa 1840.
115mm high.
Bruise to side.
 

Price: SOLD

A Late Georgian Port Glass Of Green Tint With Ovoid Bowl Featuring Thick Walled Deceptive Base, Plain Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
121mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, Quirky Irregular Bowl, Worn Base.

An Early Victorian Glass Rummer With Tall Ovoid Bowl Featuring Deceptive Thick Walled Base, Capstan Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
145mm Tall.
Circa 1850.
Excellent Condition, Good Colour, Nicely Worn Base.

A George III Lead Glass Jug With Faceted Loop Handle, Serrated Rim, Cut Body And Star Cut Base.
173mm High.
Circa 1800,
Excellent Condition.
 

An Elegant Set Of 4 Regency Glass Champagne Flutes With Blade Cut Bowls, Baluster Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Feet.
176mm High.
Circa 1820.
Very Good Condition

 
A George III Opaque Twist Wine Glass With Funnel Bowl, Double Helix Stem And Domed Circular Foot With Sharp Pontil.
158mm High.
Circa 1765.
Excellent Condition.

A Late Georgian Small Cordial Glass With Funnel Bowl, Single Knop Stem And Domed Circualr Foot.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition, Great Colour, Sharp Pontil, Base Edge Worn.

A Small George III Cordial Glass With Single Knop Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
98mm High.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Small George III Cordial Glass With Engraved Bowl, Plain Stem And Broad Circular Base With Folded Foot.
106mm High.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Victorian Firing Glass With Deceptive Bowl, Moulded Pedestal Stem And Circular Foot.
95mm High.
Circa 1880.
Good Condition.
 

A Gorgeous Pair Of George III Deep Green Glass Beakers With Gilded Decoration Of Scattered Stars Above Blade Cut Panels With Gilded Outlines And Stylised Flowerheads.
71mm Diameter x 82mm High
Circa 1800.
Ground Pontils, Great Wear To The Bases, Nominal Rubbing To The Gilding, Lovely And Weighty In The Hand.

A Fabulous George III Blue Glass Barrel Shape Decanter With Gilded Line Decoration And Gilded Label "HOLLANDs",
The Faceted Stopper Monogramed "H."
197mm High.
Circa 1800.
The Stopper With A Small Chip To The Shaft - Out Of Sight, Otherwise Excellent Condition With Nominal Wear To The Gilding Mentioned For Accuracy Only, Riveting Dark Blue Colour.

Holland Is The Home Of Gin; In Georgian England Gin Was Often Called "Hollands."
 

An Amusing Victorian Nailsea Clear Glass Gin Pig Realistically Modelled With Arched Tail Forming The Handle, Snout The Mouth And Supported On 4 Arched Legs.
250mm Wide x 178mm High.
Circa 1870.
Exellent Condition

A Really Super Pair Of Regency Green Glass Mallet Form Spirit Decanters With Flattened Stoppers And Gilded Decoration Featuring Monogramed Stoppers And Label Cartouches  Suspended From Gilded Chains With Urn And Leaf Garlands.
220mm High.
Circa 1820.
Immaculate Condition With Little To No Rubbing To The Gilding, Wonderful Green Colour; Bear "Scottish Antiques" UK Retailers Stickers.
A Rare Survival.
Hollands Was Often Used To Refer To Gin In Georgian England, It Being Especially Associated With The Dutch Who Introduced It To The English.

A Victorian Green Glass Dump Paperweight With A Potted Plant; Very Heavy In The Hand.
102mm High.
Circa 1850.
Old Baized Base, Excellent Contition With Superficial Scratches; Very Decorative, Look Fantastic On A Window Sill With Light Behind It.

A Massive Victorian Blue Glass End Of Day Dump Door Stop With Bubble Inclusions And Sharp Pontil Mark.
132mm High x 126mm Wide.
Circa 1850.
At 3.32 Kilos Very Heavy, Feels Like A Shot Put, Will Be A Very Effective Door Stop!

A George III Air Twist Wine Glass With Drawn Trumpet Shape Bowl And Multi-Strand Air Twist Stem On Domed Circular Foot. Circa 1760.
Tiny Rim Nibbles.
183mm High.

A Magnificent Composite Set Of 6 Early 19thC English Lead Glass Rummers Of Substantial Size And Weight, Each With Plain Bowl, Pedestal Stem And Circular Foot.
Circa 1810.
The Tallest 163mm High.
All Of A Very Similar Shape, Feel Like A Shot Put In The Hand, As Good As Rummers Get!

Three Various Georgian Glass Champagne Flutes, All With Trumpet Bowls And Capstan Stems, Various Blade Cut Bowls.
174mm And 167mm High.
Circa 1820.
All In Excellent Condition.

An Exquisite Victorian, Thomas Webb & Co, Stourbridge, Red Cameo Glass Scent Bottle Of Elongated Teardrop Form Overlaid In White With Pendulous Lily-Of-The-Valley Beneath A Hinged And Chased Sterling Silver Cover Revealing The Original Glass Stopper.
132mm Long.
London 1889,
Maker SB Not Identified.
Immaculate Condition, A Real Trophy For A Scent Bottle Collector.
 

A Pair Of Early Victorian Glass Wine Coolers With Rolled Everted Rims.
Circa 1840.
 

An Elegant Pair Of George III Circular Glass Salts With Notched Rims, Hobnail And Blade Cut Bowls, Squat Stems And Star Cut Bases.
76mm Diameter x 69mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.

An Early 19thC Small Rummer With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
116mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

A Charming Pair Of Victorian Sowerby Circular Turquoise Glass Compotes On Flower Moulded Tripod Bases.
146mm Diameter.
Moulded Peacock And Registration Diamonds.
Circa 1870.
146mm Diameter x 86mm High.
Perfect Condition
 

A Composite Set Of 4 George III Early 19thC Green Wine Glasses With Ovoid Bowls, Drawn Stems And Circular Feet.
The Tallest 126mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.
Happy To Sell These Individually At $80 Each.

A Good George III Sweetmeat Glass With Spirally Wrythen Bowl, Silesian Pedestal Stem And Domed Folded Foot.
151mm High.
Circa 1750.
Excellent Condition, Small Footrim Imperfection Dating From Time Of Manufacture, Pronounced Pontil.

A Pair Of 19thC Georgian Style Rummers With Blade Cut Bucket Bowls, Capstan Stems And Circular Feet, Together With A Similar Rummer.
Circa 1900.
133mm High.
Excellent Condtion.
Happy To Split These If Requested.

A 1920's Rene Lalique "Ceylan" slender oviform opalescent glass vase.
Moulded in relief with budgerigars.
Etched mark to base.
Rim chip & small foot rim chip.
242mm high.

A Composite Set Of 3 George III Early 19thC Square Section Spirit Decanters With Pouring Lips And Bands Of Cut Decoration.
195mm High.
Circa 1810.

A George II Drinking Glass With Drawn Trumpet Bowl, Teared Stem And Circular Domed Foot With Folded Edge; Sharp Pontil.
172mm High.
Circa 1750.
Excellent Condition
 

A Gorgeous Set Of 4 Early 19thC Deep Green Wine Glasses With Ovoid Bowls, Drawn Stems And Circular Feet.
134mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, The Colour So Hypnotic You Could Be Excused In Thinking Someone Had Slipped You A Tab.
2 Of These Have Sold, Leaving 2 Remaining At $80 Each.

An Early 19thC Small Port Glass With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
112mm High
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

An Early 19thC Small Rummer With Pedestal Stem, Basal Knop And Circular Foot.
104mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition
 

An Early 19thC Small Port Glass With Squat Stem And Domed Circular Foot.
100mm High.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition

A Smart Pair Of Small Regency Port Glasses With Blade Cut Ovoid Bowls, Capstan Stems And Domed Circular Feet.
98mm High.
Tiny Rim Chip To One And Small Chip To Other, Excellent Colour, Nicely Worn Bases.

A Set Of 4 Early 19thC Wine Glasses On Plain Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Feet.
Circa 1820.
Approximately 120mm High.
Excellent Condition
 

A Most Decorative George III Glass Ewer With Strap Handle, Horizontal Blade Cut Neck, Faceted Blade Cut Body And Star Cut Base.
248mm High.
Circa 1810.
Lacks Stopper, The Interior A Little Cloudy, No Damage.
 

A Most Decorative George III Glass Ewer With Strap Handle, Horizontal Blade Cut Neck, Hobnail Cut Body And Wide Cut Circular Base.
224mm High.
Circa 1810.
Lacks Stopper, Excellent Condition

An Interesting Victorian Deceptive Bowl Wine Glass With Single Knop Plain Stem And Circular Foot.
156mm High.
Circa 1860.
 

A Pair Of George III Campana Urn Shape Glass Salts On Lemon Squeezer Square Bases.
76mm High.
Circa 1800.
Fantastic Shape, Very Decorative, Good Condition.

A Massive George III Glass Mug With Engraved Inscription, Probably For A Marriage. Photographed With A Typical Mug To Show Size. Never Catalogued Of Photographed Comprehensively As Swooped On By Australian Collector Before Processing.
 

A Victorian Green Glass Dump Paperweight With A Bubble Spray; Very Heavy In The Hand.
103mm High.
Circa 1850.
Old Baized Base, Excellent Contition With Superficial Scratches, Very Decorative, Look Fantastic On A Window Sill With Light Behind It.
 

A Very Smart Pair Of George III Cut Glass Boat Shape Salts With Castellated Rims, Hexagonal Stems And Navette Bases.
100mm Wide x 92mm High.
Circa 1800.
Capacious, Good Looking, Excellent Condition.

A Charming Near Pair Of 19thC Continental Blue Glass Salts Gilded With Vases Of Flowers And Masks And Scrolling Foliage Respectively, Both With White Enamel Dot Edges.
46-47mm Diameter.
Circa 1860.
 

A Pair Of Edwardian Conical Glass Whisky Tots With Star Cut Bases, Handles And Sterling Silver Mounts And Hinged Lids; Both With Sterling Silver Whisky Labels.
Both Stamped "Udall & Ballou Sterling," One Label Stamped "Sterling," The Other Hallmarked For London 1911.
114mm High To Top Of Thumbpiece.
Excellent Condition.

Usall & Ballou, 1888, founded in New York was one of the finest New York jewellers of the early 20th Century. In its advertisements, they mentioned locations in Palm Beach, Florida; on Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island; and at rue Lafayette, Paris. The company also maintained a location on Fifth Avenue in New York.

 

A Set Of 3 George III Small Cordial Glasses Wth Flaring Bowls, Solid Stems And Circular Feet.
78mm high.
Circa 1800.

Price: SOLD

A Single George III Glass Candlestick With Fixed Shaped Sconce, Facet Cut Shoulder And Stem And Domed Shaped Circular Foot.
198mm High.
Circa 1770.
Excellent Condition.

An Attractive Set Of 6 Early Victorian Bristol Blue Wine Glasses With Ogee Bowls, Single Knop Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Bases With Pontil Marks.
113mm High.
Excellent Condition
 

A George III 18thC Glass Wine Flute With Fluted Narrow Funnel Shape Bowl, Plain Stem And Slightly Domed Base With Folded Foot And Sharp Pontil.
163mm High.
Circa 1770.
Excellent Condition, With BADA Sticker.

Twelve Victorian Faceted Glass Flutes, Various Designs, The Tallest 19cm, The Shortest 17cm

A Decorative Pair Of Regency Square Section Spirit Decanters with slice and hobnail cutting and mother of pearl corked stoppers labelled "Whiskey" and "Brandy" respectively.
158mm High.
Circa 1825.

A Victorian Glass Rummer With Capacious Funnel Bowl, Baluster Stem And Circular Foot.
150mm high.
Circa 1840.
Rim chips

Price: SOLD

A Large George III Glass Rummer With Single Knop Pedestal Stem And Domed Circular Base.
Circa 1820
150mm High.
Sharp Pontil, Well Worn Foot, Excellent Colour, A Tiny Chip To The Knop.

A Victorian Glass Rummer With Capacious Funnel Bowl, Baluster Stem And Circular Foot.
150mm high.
Circa 1840.
Tiny rim chip.

Price: SOLD

A Small Regency Glass Rummer With Circular Bowl, Squat Pedestal Stem And Domed Lemon Squeezer Square Base.
110mm High.
Circa 1825.
The Well Worn Base With Tiny Corner Chip And Ground Corner.

 

A Glorious Pair Of Early 19thC Capacious Lead Glass Rummers With Blade Cut Bowls, Squat Immense Pedestal Stems And Thick Circular Feet With Ground Pontils.
156mm High.
Circa 1820.
There Are Actually 5 Of These, Sometime In The Past 1 Must Have Smashed So I Am Offering Them $285 Individually, $550 A Pair Or $1250 The Lot.
A Joy To Grasp!
155mm High.

An Early Victorian Wine Glass With Ovoid Bowl, Squat Plain Pedestal And Domed Circular Base.
113mm High.
Circa 1850
Excellent Condition, Good Colour.

A Set Of 6 Early 19thC Miniature Rummers With Plain Bowls, Squat Pedestal Stems And Circular Feet.
104mm High.
Circa 1830.
Attractive Grey Colour, Prominent Hand Blown Lines, Ideal Port Glasses.

A Set Of 4 20thC Georgian Style Green Wine Glasses With Conical Bowls, Single Knop Stems And Domed Circular Feet.

An Attractive Set Of 6 Victorian Wine Glasses On Cut Hexagonal Stems And Circular Feet, The Bowls Engraved With Fruiting Vine.
141mm High.
Circa 1860.
 

A Victorian Square Section Glass Inkwell With Hob Nail Cut Base And Double Hinged Brass Cover.
60mm Square x 81mm High.
Circa 1880.

Price: SOLD

A Glorious Set Of 6 George III Early 19thC Lead Glass Pan Top Rummers With Single Knop Stems And Domed Circular Feet.
149mm Tall.
Circa 1820.
Some With Original Bubble Inclusions, Pronounced Pontil Marks. Brilliant Hand Blown Lines And Greyish Lead Colour. Glasses For The Connoisseur

 

"Tanagra," A 1930's French, Sabino, Lalique Style Opalescent Glass Figure,  Of A Scantily Draped Lady On A Circular Base.
197mm High.
Etched "Sabino Paris" Marks To Base.
Very Nice Opalescence, Excellent Condition.

Price: SOLD

An Extremely Stylish Pair Of Austrian Jugendstil, Clear Glass Tapering Square Section Vases Sparingly Decorated In The Secessionst Manner With Gilded Black Enamel Geometric Designs Centred By Pink Enamel Roses.
271mm High.
Very, very stylish!
 

Price: SOLD

A Large Heavy Victorian Hexagonal Glass Inkwell With Lemon Squeezer Base And Brass Mounted Hinged Cover.
92mm Wide x 103mm High.
Circa 1870.
The Base With A Chip.

Price: SOLD

A Superb Pair Of Late George III Glass Decanters And Stoppers with fine diamond cut stoppers, cut stepped necks and diamond cut bodies.
258mm High.
Bring on the Pinot. C.1825.
 

A George III Early 19thC Mallet Shape Bristol Blue Decanter And Stopper, The Stopper Gilded "B" The Body "Brandy."
230mm High.
Circa 1800.
The Gilding A Little Rubbed Here And There, Otherwise Excellent Condition.

Price: SOLD

A Small Victorian Glass Rummer With Bucket Shape Bowl, Squat Single Knop Stem And Circular Foot.
114mm high.
Circa 1840.

Price: SOLD

A Good Near Pair Of Early Victorian Bucket Rummers With Single Knop Stems And Circular Feet; One With Pronounced Pontil Mark.
157 And 154mm High.
Circa 1840.

Price: SOLD

An Extremely Stylish Austrian Secessionist Clear Glass Claret Jug With Green Cased Vertical Ribs And Gilded Brass Mount, Handle And Hinged Cover Featuring Stylised Foliage.
Unidentified Mark "V S" With Sailing Ship Not Identified.
220mm High.
Circa 1910.

 

Price: SOLD

An Unusual Edwardian Cut Crystal Heart Shape Scent Bottle With Screw On Sterling Silver Cover With Scrollwork.
London 1901.
115mm High.
Excellent Condition.

A Composite Set Of 6 Georgian Glass Custard Cups With Applied Scroll Handles, Squat Single Knop Stems And Circular Feet.
71 - 75mm High.
Circa 1820.
Mint Condition.
 

Price: SOLD

A Set Of Three George III Early 19th Century Oval Glass Dishes With Cut Van Dyke Rims, Diamond Cutting And Star Cut Bases.
175mm diameter.
Circa 1830.
Possibly Irish.

A Good George III Decanter With Mushroom Stopper, Faceted Treble Ring Neck, Cut Shoulder And Bands Of Cutting Including Flutes, Hob Nails And Discs.
Circa 1820.
243mm high.
Lovely grey colour.

A set of four Victorian sherry glasses with faceted bowls and single knop stems.
105mmHigh
Circa 1820.
 

Price: SOLD

A set of four mid Victorian engraved port glasses.
Small foot rim chip to one.
105mmHigh
Circa 1860.
 

Price: SOLD

A Most Decorative 19thC Amber Glass Two Branch Candelabrum With Suspended Beadwork And Faceted Drops.
Possibly Bohemian, Circa 1880, together with a later pair of amber glass candlesticks.
580mm high. 
 

Price: SOLD

A Victorian Green Glass "Dump" Paperweight With A Potted Plant, The Base With Pronounced Pontil Mark.
106mm High.
Circa 1860.
     
  
     
 

Price: SOLD

A George III Leaded Polychrome Glass Armorial Hanging With Panels In Shades Of Blue, Turquiose, Green And Grey Featuring Wheat Sheaths, Armour, Oak Leaves And "Fortis et Fidelis," - Brave and Faithful."
349mm x 314mm.
A Couple Of Panels Cracked But The Whole Quite Stable.

Price: SOLD

A Exceptional Suite Of 4 George III Mallet Shape Decanters Comprising Of Two Wine And Two Dessert Wine Decanters, Each With Mushroom Stoppers, Treble Ring Necks And Hobnail And Flute Cut Bodies.
238mm And 203mm High.
Circa 1810.
Immaculate Condition; A Very Rare Survival.

Price: SOLD

A Gorgeous George III Early 19th Century Oval Glass Bowl With Scalloped Rim, The Bowl With Repeating Cut Stars.
304mm Wide.
Circa 1820.
Brilliant metallic grey colour.
Perhaps Irish.

A Composite Set Of 6 Regency Green Wine Glasses With Conical Bowls, Double Annulated Knopped Stems And Domed Circular Feet.
129mm High.
Circa 1820.
Tiny Variation, Technically A Set Of 4 With A Pair.
 

Price: SOLD

An Extraordinary Survival! A Conversational Pair Of Early 19thC Glass Lacemakers Lamps With Fixed Spherical Bowls, Faceted Stems And Circular Feet.
286mm High.
Circa 1830.
The Spheres Were Filled With Water And Placed Close To A Candle Thereby Intensifying The Light Source Although This Explanation Has Been Challenged In Recent Papers On The Subject.
Very Decorative.

Price: SOLD

A Good Victorian Square Section Brass Hall Lantern With Pierced And Stamped Frame And Engraved Ruby Glass Panels; Original Suspension Chains And Patent Number.
331mm High x 195mm Square.
Circa 1880.
Mint condition
 

Price: SOLD

A Set Of 3 Early Victorian Brown Glass Decanters Of Flask Form With Silver Plated Cork Stoppers, Plated Mounts, Applied Handles And Attached Plated Silver Labels For "Brandy," "Curacao" And "Gin Cordial."
Circa 1840

Price: SOLD

A Most Decorative Set Of Six Early 19th Century English Amethyst Glass Circular Finger Bowls, each with pontil mark.
115mm to 127mm diameter.
Circa 1800
 

A George III Cordial Glass With Single Knop Stem And Circular Foot.
74mm high.
Circa 1800

Price: SOLD

A Fine Pair Of Early 19thC Rectangular Glass Salts With Notched Rims, Diamond And Prism Cutting And Prism Cut Bases.
120mm wide x 50mm high.
Circa 1820.
Sophisticated salts.
 

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A Magnificent Victorian Glass Chemists Display Jar With Oppulent Interior Decoration Of Coronet And Prince Of Wales Feathers, "Ich Dien" (I serve) And Gilded Label For "Rhubarb;" With Fitted And Painted Turned Wood Cover.
568mm High.
Circa 1860.
Exceedingly Decorative!

Price: SOLD

A Glorious Set Of 6 Early Victorian Glass Rummers With Half Faceted Bowls, Baluster Knop Stems And Slightly Domed Circular Feet With Ground Pontils.
143mm high.
First good set of 6 rummers I've seen in years.
 

Price: SOLD

A pair of 19th century wine glasses with ovoid half faceted bowls and knopped stems.
104mm high.
Circa 1850.
One with rim chip
 

Price: SOLD

A Victorian Glass Rummer With Capacious Funnel Bowl, Baluster Stem And Circular Foot.
150mm high.
Circa 1840.
Tiny rim chip.

Price:  SOLD

An 18thC English, wine glass with trumpet bowl, plain stem and slightly domed circular foot with pronounced pontial under.
Circa 1740. small rim chips.
85mm high.

An Edwardian glass castor with screw on EPNS cover.
132mm high.

A Good Late George III decanter and stopper with treble ring neck, blade cut shoulder, hob nail cut body and faceted base.
265mm high.
Circa 1820.

A Spectacular Early Victorian Green Glass Decanter And Glass Set, the glasses with blade cut bowls and hexagonal stems and feet, the decanter similarly decorated with original stopper.
Decanter 345mm high,
Glasses 128mm high.
Tiny rim chips to the decanter.
Circa 1840.
Green to die for!

A 19th Century Bohemian Ruby Flash Goblet Engraved With Deer.
152mm High.
Circa 1860.
 

A Decorative Early Victorian Bulbous Blue Glass Decanter with long neck, everted rim and mother of pearl corked stopper.
203mm High.
Circa 1840

A Divine George III Tapering Blue Glass Decanter With Gilded Decoration Including A Suspended Label For "Rum" beneath target stopper similarly gilded and monogrammed "R."
250mm High
Circa 1800.

A Fantastic Victorian Blue Glass Scent Bottle With Gold Inclusions And 18 Carat Gold Screw On Cover.
London circa 1880,
Samson & Mordan
104mm long.
 

A Glorious Pair Of George III Early 19thC Cut Glass Shouldered Decanters, each cut with a wide hobnail band above horizontal and vertical flutes, the triple ringed necks beneath bull's eye stoppers. 22cm High.
Circa 1820.

A Decorative George III Blue Glass Barrel Shape Decanter with primitive but original spherical blue glass stopper and traces of original gilded decoration.
237mm High.
Circa 1800

A Good George III Early 19th Century Glass Rummer With Flaring Bowl And Circular Foot.
138mm High.
Circa 1820.

A First Class Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver And Engraved Glass Claret Jugs In The French Taste With Hinged Sterling Silver Covers Featuring Fruiting Vine, Sterling Silver Mounts With Scrollwork And Acanthus Leaf And High Acanthus Leaf Capped Scroll Handles, The Slender Ovoid Glass Bodies Engraved With Fans And Roundels.
Sheffield 1866,
Harrison Brothers & Howson.
Claret Jugs As Good As They Get.

A George III Mallet Shape Glass Decanter with double ring neck, blade cut shoulder, fluted lower half and mushroom stopper.
203mm High.
Circa 1810.

An Extremely Rare Victorian Faceted Blue Glass Scent Bottle With Sterling Silver Cover And Vinaigrette.
London 1860,
Samson & Mordan.
95mm long.
Collectors El Dorado!
 

A Most Decorative Pair Of Bohemian 1930's Art Deco Cobalt Blue Faceted Octagonal Vases with heavy bases and flaring double waisted bodies.
349mm High.
One vase slightly smaller and paler, not noticeable unless placed side by side.
These vases are truly spectacular and will make a bold decorative statement. No need to worry about them toppling over, they weigh a ton and with the addition of flowers and water will be difficult to lift.

A Spectacular 1930's French, Etling, Lucille Sevin Art Deco Opalescent Glass Vase of lozenge shape on circular base, moulded in high relief each side with a full length figure of a scantily draped lady.
Moulded "France" and "Etling" marks to base, moulded signature bottom right for "Sevin."
307mm High x 240mm Wide

In 1909 Edmond Laurent Etling founded a firm under his own name. He opened a shop in Paris on the 'Rue de Paradis nr. 29. In this shop one could buy the most exclusive art objects of that time, mainly made of bronze, ceramics or glass. Etling represented world famous sculptors and artists like Dimitri Chiparus, A. Godard, Claire-Jean Roberte Colinet, Lucille Sevin and her husband Jean Theodore Delabassé, Gazan, Georges Béal, Maurice Guiraud-Rivière and Marcel Guillard. These artisans were all leading members of the French modern art of that time and by creating ideal circumstances for them, Etling played a significant role in the style, which later became known as art deco.

 

A Good Pair Of 19thC Bohemian Cased Glass Scent Bottles And Gilded Stoppers with white over turquoise glass, vermicelli gilding and trefoil and quatrefoil cut panels.
105mm high.
Circa 1860.
Very decorative.
 

A Charming Victorian Thistle Shape Small Spirit Decanter with treble ring neck, hobnail and blade cutting and high mushroom stopper.
184mm High.
Circa 1850

A Victorian Baluster Shape Spirit Decanter with hobnail cutting, blade cut lower half, cut foot and base and mushroom stopper.
192mm High.
Circa 1850.

An early 19thC English glass decanter with 11 sided ribbed body & single ring neck.
Circa 1830.
242mm high.
Associated stopper.

A Charming Small Victorian Duodecimal Spirit Decanter with treble ring neck, blade cut shoulder and mushroom stopper.
174mm High.
Circa 1840.

A Fabulous Large Early 20thC Venetian Oval Wall Mirror with typical engraved work, glass fixing buttons with applied glass discs and applied mirrored glass pediment.
Circa 1920.
130cm High x 76cm Wide.
Very decorative.

A set of three Victorian ruby glass tumblers.

A Superb Pair Of Regency Square Section Spirit Decanters with various cutting including printies to the shoulder, hobnail cut chamfered sides together with further panels of hobnail cutting, slice cut upper halves and sunburst cut lower halves, beneath cut bulbous stoppers.
248mm High.
Circa 1820.

A Plain George III Mallet Shape Glass Decanter with treble ring neck and bull's eye stopper.
230mm High.
Circa 1800

A Superb Set Of 6 Regency Champagne Flutes with blade cut bowls, capstan stems and circular feet.
Circa 1820.
Champagne glasses for the connoisseur.

A pair of Regency champagne flutes with blade cut bowls, capstan stems and circular feet.
Circa 1820.
Both with small rim chips.

 

Very Stylish. Very Rare.
An early 20thC sterling silver mounted glass claret jug, the design attributed to Dr.Christopher Dresser, a founding father of modern desigh. Difficult to believe this lovely sleek jug is almost 100 years old!
Birmingham 1914,
Hukin & Heath.

A jug for the connoisseur.
200mm high.

A Victorian sterling silver mounted faceted blue glass scent bottle with hinged cover.
Apparently not marked.

Circa 1870.
99mm long.

An early Victorian emerald green wine glass on long stem with circualr foot.
Circa 1850.

131mm High.

A decorative early Victorian green glass beaker.
Wonderful colour.