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Cut glass decanter and stopper with silver neck. 9.5 in high. Birmingham 1910

Two Isle of Wight glass scent bottles, gold and brown design 8cm high, purple design 9cm high. (2) Condition Report: The purple scent bottle has a repaired brake to the lower end of the stopper. The bottle is in excellent condition. The gold and brown bottle has a nibble to the bottom of the stopper. The bottle is in excellent condition.  

A FINE CHINESE PEKING GLASS BOTTLE, with specks of gold and green stone stopper - possibly jade, 8.5cm high.

An early 20th century cut glass water jug, cut and etched with swags, 20cm high;   a canted square decanter and stopper;  others;  a set of six tumblers;  etc

A Late XIX Century Green Glass Dump Inkwell and Cover, with teardrop inclusions, 11.5cm high.Base with two chips, stopper with chip.

A Pair of Georgian Glass Decanters and Stoppers, the part fluted bodies with cut bands, the necks with two ring bands, 21cm high and a silver topped cut glass dressing table jar, hallmarked for Birmingham 1901, 7cm high. (5)Size approximately 17.5cm high without stopper and approximately 27cm diameter, stoppers both flush and appear to be original. Decanters both with light surface scratches to base, stoppers with chip the other with crack and imperfection within glass. Jar appears in good condition.

An Edinburgh Crystal Thistle Shaped Cut Glass Decanter and Stopper, with etched decoration, etched mark, 30cm high and six matching glasses 11cm high. (8)

A beautiful clear glass bottle crafted as a three-in-one piece, combining the bottle, strainer, and stopper, and adorned with a charming rooster figure. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 12.75''H x 3.25''diaCondition: Age related wear.

FRENCH CAMEO GLASS SCENT BOTTLE, the stopper with enamelled floral decoration, the conical glass body with amethyst/lilac flashes of stylised floral designs on a textured ground, unmarked23.5cm high

Carr's of Sheffield glass decanter and stopper with silver collar, Sheffield 2001, 31.5cm high

French gilt metal and opaque glass scent bottle, the mushroom stopper scallop-shaped and panelled, all overlaid with pierced scrolling engraved gilt metal and raised gilt foliate scroll branches on pierced gilt metal and red stone set raised base with scroll supports, 16cm high

LEE & WIGFULL; a George V cut glass crystal decanter of waisted form, with hatched and fan cut top and hallmarked silver collar, Sheffield 1923, with associated stopper, height to top of stopper 36cm, diameter of base 11.5cm, and a Waterford cut glass crystal mushroom lamp, height 38cm (2).Condition Report: The decanter is in good condition.

A small quantity of cut and crystal glassware, including crystal glass decanter with stopper, height 32.5cm, matching jug, height 26.5cm, vase, height 26cm, three ashtrays and a Wedgwood paperweight , also a George VI hallmarked silver Adie Brothers open salt, with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1940, with three associated spoons, combined weighable silver 1.6ozt/50g.

A good quality tapering clear cut glass decanter with thistle head stopper, 31cm high,  together with another squared decanter (2)

A pair of Victorian silver-topped hobnail cut glass, square-based scent bottles, one stopper missing, chip to rim, hallmarked for Charles Asprey, London 1880, each 11 cm H together with two silver-backed mirrors and a clothes brush, mixed dates/makers (4)

Four pieces, comprising - 1. A silver mounted cut glass scent bottle, Birmingham 1916, 12.5cm high (lacks stopper) 2. A Doulton Lambeth stoneware harvest jug, 16cm high (small rim chip) 3. A 1960s-70s Murano glass clown, foil label to foot, 19.25cm high 4. A Murano-style glass horse, 20.5cm high

A small 19th century glass spirit decanter and stopper, a small c.1900 glass spirit jug with white metal mounts (both 20cm high), and two silver whisky labels (London 1911 and 1913).

A large pink cut-glass perfume bottle with stopper - modern, in the Art Deco style, 25cm high.

Late 19th/ early 20th century cut glass and silver plate whisky decanter by John Grinsell & Sons, of barrel form, with cork stopper and silver plate strapwork mounts, the tap suspending a bucket form measure, on trestle form support, H24cm x L24cm

An Elizabeth II silver-mounted cut glass ships decanter, sponsor's mark 'BSE&Co.', Birmingham 1991, cut and etched with floral design, spherical hollow stopper, 28cm high approx

An Arts and Crafts glass decanter, probably Thomas Webb, circa 1900, shouldered ovoid form with tricorn lip, hollow spherical stopper on slender stem, 32cm high

John Orchard for Stevens and Williams, an Arts and Crafts silver mounted intaglio cut rock crystal glass decanter, John Charles Grinsell, Birmingham 1906, square section dimpled form with applied vertical trails, decorated with a daisy design throughout, the spherical stopper similarly decorated with wrythen foliate panels, 25.5cm high

WMF (attributed), a Jugendstil silver plate mounted glass claret jug, the green trumpet form body encased with open sinuous whiplash tendrils and handle, open foliate stopper, 39cm high

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an Arts and Crafts Siam variation glass claret jug, circa 1900, footed amphora form with single loop handle and bladed knop, cut with a band of scrolling tendrils and stylised lotus or water lily flowers, alternating between three and five petals, the stopper of hollow bisected twisted form, 37cm highNote: designed in the Venetian style for the service of the Prince of Siam, who commissioned Powell on his visit to London in 1897 for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, the elegant form was popular both plain and cut. The cut design on this example is exceptionally unusual, drawing upon Harry Powell's interest in the historical revival, including Mannerist or English Renaissance motifs, as well as the culturally significant lotus flower motif. This could be an early prototype or experimental design, different from the more common engraved Art Nouveau inspired motif which appears on the examples produced for the service; see Evans, W et al. 1995, Whitefriars Glass, London: Museum of London, p.81, fig.82 for an illustrated example of the Water Lily or Lotus design on this form of decanter

A Gothic Revival silver-mounted glass bottle, in the style of A W N Pugin and James Powell and Sons, of baluster form, atop a spreading folded foot, the silver cap with knurled rim and internal cork stopper, possibly for ecclesiastical use, sponsor's mark effaced in the finishing, '...& Co Ltd', London 1907, height 12cm approx

Blown and acid-etched glass bottle with silver mouth and stopper. 18th century. Height approx. 20 cm. Bottiglia in vetro soffiato e acidato con bocca e tappo in argento. XVIII secolo.  Alt. 20 cm ca.

Mona Morales-Schildt for Kosta Tall Decanter Circa 1960s, with original internally coloured stopper, the body with twin 'handle' depressions to each side, signed Kosta. 31cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Some tiny fleabites around the handle depressions, otherwise good.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Rare "Lava" Decanter with Original Stopper Trailed and smoked glass, signed PL Holmegaard 611517 to base. 21.8cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Small surface scratches to two sides, no other notable issues.

Vicke Lindstrand (Swedish 1904-1983) for Kosta Decanter & Vase Circa 1960s, the former pale yellow with original red stopper and signed Kosta LH 1519, the hexagonal tapered vase in olive colourway and signed Kosta LS 786. The decanter 21.5cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Decanter with small nick and very small scratch to rim plus two small and light scratches to one side, vase with some fleabites and nibbles to cut edges, otherwise light generalised wear without other damage or issues to note, both present well.

A collection of silver and plated wares, comprising; a silver mounted cork with pheasant finial, a silver tastevin with entwined snake handle, an Art Deco silver plated cruet set on tray, a plated wine coaster, a plated brandy warmer with cut glass brandy balloon, a silver match box holder, two silver vesta cases, a silver toothpick and a Port decanter stopper (a lot)

Moser amber glass decanter and stopper and a perfume bottle. Not available for in-house P&P

A Victorian cut glass water jug, etched with palm trees and flowers, together with nine tumblers and a cut glass decanter and stopper, of hour glass form.

A Festival of Britain 1951 orange tinted glass decanter, of cylindrical, tapering from, with stopper, 19cm high, together with five liqueur glasses, 5cm high.

A WMF Art Nouveau pewter and green glass decanter, and stopper, of outswept form, with a sinuous scroll handle, and base mount embossed with maiden's heads with scrolling hair, impressed marks, 42cm high.

A cut glass decanter and stopper, engraved to one side "Presented to The Right Honourable Margaret Thatcher MP, Prime Minister, 30th April 1982, by The Mid-Bedfordshire Conservative Association 1931-1981". Provenance: Gifted to the vendor by The Right Honourable Margaret Thatcher.

Purple glass decanter signed Skye glass to base, H: 22 cm. Both decanter and stopper are in good order. Not available for in-house P&P

Two Victorian 19th century hand blown cut glass items. The lot to include a Victorian glass fly / wasp trap in the shape of a decanter with glass stopper. Together with a later Irish cut glass lidded bon bon dish jar of baluster shape, raised on squared foot.Tallest measures approx. 31cm x 12cm in diameter.

An Art Nouveau Theresienthal enamelled glass decanter and six glasses, enamelled with stylised flower design in red, yellow and green highlighted in gilt, comprising, decanter with later glass stopper, six small glasses, unsigned, 18cm. high (8)

A Georg Jensen silver and glass decanter and stopper designed by Ole Palsby, ovoid glass body with flaring cylindrical neck with silver rim, the glass disc stopper with spherical base stamped marks to silver, 23.5cm. high (2)

An embossed silver matchbox holder, Chester 1905, a cut-glass heart-shaped scent bottle with stopper and silver lid and other small silver items.

A Silver and Enamel Mounted Cut Glass Scent Bottle and Stopper, 16cm high Together with a Silver Decanter Label for Brandy

AN AMETHYST GLASS DECANTERwith panelled and ribbed body, tapered stopper for same, 38cm high

A PAIR OF 'BRISTOL' GREEN GLASS SQUARE RUM DECANTERS(chips) another with silver collar and figural stopper, and a glass bell (4)

A leather covered glass decanter with a rubber stopper, designed to look like a dog. Additional features include red glass eyes and studded leather collar. Possibly retailed by Liberty of London in the early-to-mid 20th century.

A vintage 20th century amber glass ewer, with geometric and swirling gilt decoration, including hand-painted flowers and nature imagery. Cork stopper to the ewer opening. Measuring approx. 31cm x 18cm.

A vintage 20th century murano style Chinese dragon glass decanter. With flame tail stopper, tubular body with coloured glass face features, with smaller dragon on back. Raised on feet. 25cm height, 39cm length

A vintage 20th century purple glass wine decanter. Having a genie stopper with a green rim tapering neck on a wide base. With etched star and makers stamp to underside.

A large glass moon flask shaped snuff bottle. The ovoid shaped bottle depicting a scene of figurines amidst landscape with red stopper.Measures approx. 16cm tall x 13cm long.

A relief porcelain figurine snuff bottle. The bottle decorated with relief "Warriors" figures amidst rocks cape and trees with marble glass stopper.Measures approx. 8.5cm tall.

A GROUP OF CUT GLASS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include a Bell's scotch whisky decanter with original box, a glass chess board and pieces with box, a dark wood tantalus and two cut glass decanters with a key (broken at the top), a bulbous cut glass decanter with stopper, a square cut glass decanter with stopper, wooden decanter stand with decanter and six glasses, a water jug and two matching tumbler glasses with refill... M the mall etched on them, two posy bowls, a pair of Florero crystal rose vases with the boxes, large cut glass vase, vintage crystal lamp and shade (not tested) (qty), (Condition Report: all item are in good condition, individual damage is in main description, the boxes have signs of age related wear)

A SET OF THREE EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRISTOL BLUE GLASS BARREL SHAPED DECANTERS, with original faceted stoppers decorated with gilt labels for Hollands, Rum and Brandy, height approx. 20cm to top of stopper (3) (Condition Report: a few nibbles to bottom of stoppers, wear to gilt decoration and labels in some places, Rum decanter has a very small chip to rim)

A GROUP OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a boxed Must de Cartier perfume spray (refillable, appears to have most of its 10ml contents), a pair of large Delft covered vases, height approximately 40cm (some chips to rim and covers, crazing), a boxed Halcyon Days Enamels 'The Metropolitan Opera' trinket box, a Royal Worcester The Connoisseur Collection 'Mother' trinket box, a Kingsley Enamels pill box, six Spode Blue Room Collection 'Continental Views' spice jars: Parsley, Peppercorn, Bay, Thyme, Nutmeg and Rosemary (some missing rubber seals), a pair of square cut crystal decanters with plated decanter labels, another square decanter, a mallet form decanter, etc (qty) (Condition Report: generally ok, obvious specific damage as stated, decanter stoppers and one spare stopper have some fleabites and knocks)

A collection of blue glassware comprising a late 18th century Bristol blue glass decanter and tear drop stopper, 30cm, a mid 19th century electroplate mounted blue glass decanter, a later Hungarian decanter and a similar electroplate mounted biscuit box and cover, largest 41cm high. Condition - fair to good

AN ENGLISH SILVER MOUNTED CUT GLASS SHIP'S DECANTER K.M.Silver, Birmingham 1983, with faceted ball stopper and cut decoration to the spreading base 26cm high Condition: Condition Report Good condition, some very minor shelf wear to base This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Additional Information: Property of Pauline Cheang Poh Ling

An early 20th century silver mounted cut glass decanter and stopper, Birmingham 1938, 28cm high, together with two glass decanters and a bowl (4)

A Spode Cabinet Collection porcelain tea and dinner service, with six place settings, together with a glass decanter and stopper and a Royal Worcester breakfast cup and saucer

Italian green glass wine cooler with stopper, H.35cm; Venetian vase with a pinched neck, cut claret jug with a faceted stopper, mallet decanter, decanter with engraved fish, amber tapering cylindrical vase, 6 other vases, jar with cover, and 2 loose stoppers. (15)

Late Victorian hourglass decanter with ribbed decoration and a silver flared rim, by Mappin & Webb, London, 1899, with an associated wrythen stopper, H.27cm overall; similar smaller decanter with stopper, London, 1895, H.25cm; 2 other decanters, frosted celery vase, H.24.5cm; storm glass, pair of dwarf candle sticks, another candlestick, 4 toilet jars, 3 trays, odd stopper, and a German amber glass and flash vase, H.14cm. (18)

Two glass perfume bottles, one with silver collar, loose and stopper stuck, the other with stopper but lacking top

Assortment of clear glass with blue accents. Lot includes round blue stopper 2.5"H, tall wine glass designed with blue seashell accents 9"H and 2 tall clear holders with blue ruffled edge and base 9"H. Largest piece: 9"H x 4.25" dia. Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.