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Click here to subscribeGroup of drinking glasses including two facon de Venise wine glasses in sizes, tallest 18cm high (footrim chip to larger), each with conical bowl, annular and spirally moulded knop on spreading foot, a wine glass with conical deceptive bowl, annular baluster knop and spreading foot, a 19th century wine glass with tapering conical bowl, annular knop on spreading foot, a 19th century pillar-cut cylindrical decanter and stopper with faceted stopper, triple ring neck and panel cut cylindrical body, 23cm high and a Georgian-style candlestick with opaque and airtwist stem on domed foot (6) From the collection of Professor Jonathan Brostoff Condition Report Light surface scratches, accretions. Decanter with chip to rim, nibbles and small chips to body and base. Chips to stopper. Tallest glass with chip to foot. General wear and tear.
A boullework deskstand, 19th century, fitted with a pair of glass inkwells, centred with a covered dish, mounted with a campagna-shaped urn candlestick, the supports cast with ladies in headdresses, 34cm wide26cm deep15.5cm highCondition ReportWear and some raised areas on the boulle, crazing and some loose mounts.
Ca. AD 1 - 150.A candlestick unguentarium in almost colourless glass with a broad conical body tapering towards a tall cylindrical neck. The base is fully concave, without a pontil mark. The rim is folded outwards, forming a thickened and rounded lip.For similar see: The Museum of Cycladic Art, Object Number ΝΓ0467.Size: 160mm x 100mm; Weight: 60gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired on the US art market, pre-2000.
A group of silver mounted and silver plated items.Various dates and makers.The group comprising: A convertible five light silver plated candelabra by Roberts & Belk, the main candlestick with removable five light branch section; a matched pair of glass sweetmeat dishes raised on lobed silver feet, one Dutch, the other a Victorian English example by John Henry Williamson, 17cm wide, 10cm high; a rectangular silver plated tray with shaped sides; two pairs of silver plated candlesticks; and a silver plated card tray (a lot)
A VICTORIAN GILT-BRASS MOUNTED BLUE OPALINE GLASS RHYTON VASE TOGETHER OTHER ITEMS (4)The vase modelled as an Ancient Greek rhyton with marble base, 19cm high; Together a pair of 19th Century gilt-metal winged griffin bookends, 17cm high; And a Renaissance style bronze candlestick, late 19th Century modelled as a ewer, the candle nozzle supported by a boy, 16cm
French bronze and gilt ormolu lustrous candlestick, 19th Century, width 30cm, height 24cm; also a pair of French figural glass lustrous candlesticks, height 21cm; and another pair of ormolu cherub and goat candlesticks, height 19.5cm (5) (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satisfy yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please request one and it will be provided in writing).
Collection of various glass to include a Kosta Boda bowl splatter glass bowl, signed to the base, an Orrefors glass bowl with trailed decoration, signed to the base, a Flavio Poli style glass candlestick, 21cm high, various lampwork glass fruit, a contemporary Chinese porcelain bowl decorated with flowers, a Daum glass sculpture with Paris retailers label to the base, signed to the footrim, 22cm high At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
A ROMAN TALL GLASS 'CANDLESTICK' UNGUENTARIUM 2ND-3RD A.D. 14.5cm high Provenance: Private Collection, California, USA, acquired 1950s-1960s. Rupert Wace Ancient Art, London, April 2015. Literature: For similar examples see C S Lightfoot, Ancient Glass in National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh 2007, p.170 No. 437 and p.174 No.451
A GRADUATED SET OF LATE VICTORIAN CANDLESTICK/ LAMPS ELKINGTON & CO., SHEFFIELD 1901 & HAWKSWORTH, EYRE & CO., LTD., SHEFFIELD 1898 Each with a fluted cylindrical column with an acanthus clasped neck, to a stepped square foot with a double gadrooned border, the lamp formed of cut-glass hemispherical bowl (loaded) (2) 53cm, 49cm high
A COLLECTION OF MOSTLY SCANDINAVIAN COLOURED AND CLEAR GLASSWARE to include a group of Orrefors items comprising a small smoky 'fuga' square dish, diameter 10.5cm, a smoky glass, height 7cm, a clear candlestick with etched 'Orrefors' to the base, a Kosta glass vase height 15cm, three Holmegaard items comprising a smoky ashtray etched 'Holmegaard 1959' to the base (light scratches), a Holmegaard smoky candlestick with etched 'Holmegaard 1960' to the base (shallow chips to the base), a clear floral Holmegaard floral candlestick, two Val Saint Lambert triangular glasses with etched signatures to the base, a limited edition seal themed D. McCaughey for Caithness paperweight No. 189/500, height 8cm, an iridescent David Wallace scent bottle with signature to the base, and a blue vase height 18cm (qty) (Condition Report: fleabites present, wear to manufacturer stickers, scuffs to some bases)
Silver plated rounded rectangular ink stand, the central pounce pot surmounted by a candlestick, flanked by 2 cut glass inkwells, and 2 pen recesses, within a gadrooned rim and on 4 out-swept scroll feet, W.23.5cm; entree dish with cover engraved with crest, W.28.5cm, another entree dish, set of 6 mother-of-pearl handled dessert forks and 6 knives, lobster crackers and picks, cased, 6 napkin rings in a Mappin & Webb case, other plated items, Victorian James Yates pewter mug, and another pewter mug. (a lot)
Ulrica Hydman-Vallien for Kosta Boda, "Mine" Series Tumbler Glass And Further Pieces of Kosta Boda and Kosta Glass The "Mine" series launched 2002, this tumbler glass in 'black' with unique internal swirl pattern, impressed UVH to base, together with a "Rainbow" cylinder vase, "Atoll" and "Fossil" votive holders and a globular candlestick, also a candle holder with internal detail of mountains designed by Bertil Vallein for Kosta and a Kosta clear dish, all bearing labels and/or marked to base.The tumbler 11.5cm highThe William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass.
An Edwardian silver hand mirror and other itemsfirst Birmingham, 1905, Abraham Meyer Blanckensee, embossed with scrolls and flowers, together with an Edwardian silver mounted hobnail cut clear glass scent bottle, fitted wit foliate embossed mushroom cap and internal stopper, initialled, and an American dwarf candlestick by Gorham, on a weighted base, (3)first length 29cm.Condition: Hand mirror with minor dings and knocks Bloom to interior of scent bottle
A quantity of pottery and glassware including a Victorian pottery dressing table set, candlestick, lidded pots, decanters, pedestal bowl, reproduction tin glazed planter, glass paperweight with cased bubbles and flower to the centre, Victorian jugs, copper lustre teapot, porcelain half lady tea cosy, modern ginger jars, ornaments and two glass decanters.Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend collecting this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/
COOPER BROTHERS & SONS; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver candle stick, with beaded decoration and wide foot, Sheffield 1972, height 19.5cm, a hallmarked silver trumpet form posy vase, Pinder Bros, Birmingham 1975, and a cut glass bottle with white metal lid (3).Condition Report: Vase and candlestick are weighted
Pair of 18th century wine glasses, the trumpet bowls engraved with swags, on multi-spiral air twist stems, over conical feet, 17.75cm high, together with an 18th century opaque twist wine glass and an opaque twist candlestick (4)The candlestick has a few small footrim chips, and the opaque twist glass has two footrim chips. The air twists are in good condition.
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER AND GLASS CANDLESTICK, hallmarked 'Barrowclift Silvercraft' Birmingham 1981, flower detailed stem on a round weighted base, glass cover etched with a floral pattern, approximate full height 31cm (condition report: general light wear, would benefit from a gentle clean and polish, glass in good condition)
A Regency period 19th century ebony, red tortoiseshell and brass Boulle style desk stand - with central foliate brass handle, front pen tray and two glass inkwells and a candlestick to the rear, on brass diaperwork ball feet, 25 x 17cm, chips to inkwells, some losses to brass and ebony veneers.
Beautiful mixed lot of clear depression glass that includes handled creamer and sugar bowl from Fostoria Glass Company in the Mayflower pattern, a three part divided serving dish from New Martinsville in their Prelude pattern, and a dual candlestick holder. Creamer measures 4.75"L x 3.5"W x 4"H. Sugar bowl measures 5.25"L x 3.5"W x 3.5"H. Divided serving dish measures 12.5"L x 8"W x 2.5"H. Candlestick holder measures 7"L x 5.5"W x 6"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Ronald Stennett Wilson for Wedgwood, a commemorative Sheringham amethyst glass candlestick, with disc knop on circular foot, the sconce with glass roundel with portrait jasper cabochon of Elizabeth II, engraved marks to base, height 10cm, and another similar Kings Lynn example, three graded rings on circular foot, unmarked, height 15cm.