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A group of glass paperweights, comprising three Perthshire examples, to include an inkwell, a bouquet paperweight and a cased and cut paperweight, a John Deacons paperweight, with a single flower on a swirled ground, a Lundberg Studios paperweight decorated with daffodils, a facet cut garland paperweight, possibly by Ysart, a snake paperweight, possibly by Ysart, a French sulfide paperweight, and a St Louis paperweight, set with George Washington on horseback, complete with signature cane, largest 14.7cm high (9)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportNibbles to the bottom edge of the inkwell stopper peg.

Two Baccarat glass decanters 20th century, comprising an example with a bullseye stopper, and another of tapering form, acid marks,33.5cm and 36cm hightogether with a glass pedestal bowl,late 19th to early 20th century, with an enamelled border and pearlescent ground,12.5cm high (3)Condition ReportNibbles and scuffs.

A collection of blue opaline glass 19th century, French, comprising three caskets, the largest 15.5cm high, and three vases, the largest 16.5cm high together with two pink opaline glass vases, c.1880, with painted scenes of children, to gilt borders, 34.5cm high Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportBlue opaline) One vase with a restored crack, another with chips to the stopper. The caskets and scent bottles without cracks or restoration. Pink vases) Both examples have chipped and cracked necks. Wear to the decoraiton. Both pink vases are broken and restored.

A silver-mounted cut glass decanter and stopper, by Harrods Ltd, London 1966, with linear cut decoration,21cm highCondition ReportWith tarnished collar.

A graduated group of three opaline glass apothecary bottles 19th century, with three associated stoppers, the largest 24cm high together with a pair of faceted glass examples, late 19th to early 20th century, with enamelled labels, 25cm high, and four porcelain scent bottles, 19th century, French, 17cm high (9)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportMissing stopper and additional associated stopper. Chip out of scent bottle. Nibbles, wear and rubbing throughout. The gilt label on the larger blue bottle reads 'SYR:ROSAE', whilst it had completely rubbed on the smaller example. Please see the additional images. 

15½" COLOUR GLASS MURANO STYLE CLOWN DECANTER WITH STOPPER Condition

BOX CONTAINING VARIOUS GLASS WARE, HUMMEL WALL PLAQUES, DECANTER & STOPPER ETC 

BOX CONTAINING BRASS EWER , MALING BOWL, PAIR OF GLASS LANTERN SHADES, BRASS TOASTING FORKS, HORSE BRASS, BRASS CANDLESTICKS, SMALL EP TURTLE PIN DISH, CUT CRYSTAL DECANTER AND STOPPER, SET OF CUT CRYSTAL STEMMED GLASSES, BRASS LANTERN ETC Condition

L'air du Temp, a Lalique for Nina Ricci scent bottle, the frosted glass stopper modelled as two doves in flight, acid etched marks to underside, 10.5cm high; together with Naide, a Lalique polished and frosted glass cendrier, the central arched panel intaglio decorated with a water nymph, etched marks to underside, 11 x 9.5cm; and Floreal, a Lalique frosted glass figurine of a kneeling maiden, etched marks to rim, 7cm high (3)All three pieces are in good condition.

Tianlong Dragon, a modern Lalique decanter and stopper, the polished crystal glass decanter of bulbous onion form and surmounted by an amber glass stopper modelled in high relief as a dragon, acid etched marks and numbered '0686' to underside of decanter and stopper, boxed37.5cm high

A Bristol-style blue tinted glass decanter and stopper, similar green tinted glass decanter and stopper, studio glass goblet and one other studio flask with raised fox decoration (4)

A SET OF FOUR EARLY VICTORIAN AMBER GLASS SPIRIT FLASKS the bulbous pear-shaped bodies with single loop handles and plated neck mounts, each with a mother of pearl stopper inscribed "Gin", "Sherry", "Rum" and "Gin"Provenance: The Grey-Egerton Family, formerly of Oulton Hall.

Per Lütken (Danish, 1916-1998), a pair of 'Carnaby' glass vases, c.1970, by Holmegaard, each with a Michael Bang (1942-2013) ball stopper, cased in red over opal,20.5cm high (4)Condition ReportNo chips, cracks or minor restoration. Signs of previous labels to both.

Red glass water jug with stopper with four matching glasses, other decanters, vases, baskets, rose bowl, other glassware etc. One Box

A Hallmarked Silver Cut Glass Decanter, (replacement stopper) with a hallmarked silver decanter label 'Sherry'; together with a glass sugar shaker.

A scent bottle with embossed hinged cover with milk glass body and stopper, 3.5 inches high

A square spirit decanter with double lipped mount, glass body, 12 inches high, London 1927 by CA GA, no stopper

A set of four Georgian Bristol blue glass carafes or decanters - early 19th century, onion shaped with ground pontils, 18.5cm high, with cork and white metal stoppers (two of crescent form, inscribed 'Gin' and 'Brandy'), each with a matching silver wine label, 'Gin', 'Rum', 'Brandy' and 'Whiskey', Ledsham, Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham 1829-30 (one suspension ring replaced).* In good condition overall. All have expected scratching around the base and a few small scratches to the belly. One has a burst air bubble to the flat top of the rim. No chips, cracks or other damage. The Gin stopper is missing the bottom 1cm of the cork and the metal domed mount. One silver wine label has a replaced suspension ring (appears to have been made from a ring of solder wire).

A French silver and blue cased glass scent bottle - c.1900, the waisted glass body in clear and blue cased glass with printie cut decoration, the foliate chased silver lid with French hallmarks, hinge a/f, lacks stopper, 9.6cm long.

A late-Georgian cut glass Prussian decanter - with prismatic cut neck and panel cut body, star cut base and (later) annulated stopper, 25.6cm high; together with four 19th century wine glass rinsers, including a pair (one with chip to one spout). (5)

An unusual 19th century Bristol blue glass apothecary's bottle, of double gourd form - with polished pontil and silver mounted cork stopper, possibly later, 19.8cm high; together with two other pieces of 19th century Bristol blue glass, comprising a pedestal bowl, with folded foot, 9.7cm high; and a small, squat baluster jug, 5.4cm high. (3)

A STOURBRIDGE ENGRAVED AND CRESTED EWER CIRCA 1880 Oviform with tall cylindrical neck, everted rim and domed foot, decorated panels of putti reserved within a Raphaelesque band, unmarked 35.5cm high; Together with another smaller Stourbridge engraved glass ewer and a two handled vase, 27cm & 32cm high Condition Report: The crested ewer has small deposits of dirt to the interior and may once have had a stopper. The ewer with the quatrefoil neck has a small chip to one handle.The tallest ewer has a little dirt to the interior well. Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer

A COLLECTION OF OBJECTS OF VERTU To include: an ovoid bloodstone and gilt metal vinaigrette, overlaid with cable twist decoration, 6cm long; a gilt metal oblong snuff box, with reeded decoration, 4.5cm long; a blue glass scent bottle with gilt filigree overlay, 6.5cm high; a red enamel scent bottle with gilt fittings, painted with flowers, 5cm high; two other scent bottles; a green fish skin and white metal two scent bottle case, chased with foliate swags, opening to two glass scent bottles, 9.5cm high Condition Report: Bloodstone vinaigrette - Hinge requires attention, does not close well, rubbing to the gildingOblong snuff box - Hinge tight, closes well, some rubbingBlue glass scent bottle with filigree - Small split to filigree cover, minor chipsRed enamel scent bottle - Play to the hinge, stopper is present, stuck tightly into the body, minor knocks to the enamel Blue scent bottle - Large chip/piece missing to the collar, stopper stuck, light chipsGreen scent bottle - Splits and losses, poor conditionFish skin box - Heavy losses, hinge good, one bottle stuck inside the bodyAll with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

AN ORMOLU PENDULE D'OFFICER LATE 19TH CENTURY The eight-day timepiece movement with white enamel Roman numeral dial mounted in a drum case supported on flanking winged sphinges and on diapered plinth base 17.5cm high Together with an associated garniture of two scent bottles, each with an Egyptian mask above the cut glass body and gilt metal base, 18cm high Condition Report: Movement is fully wound but is presently not running hence requires attention - most likely to the platform escapement. The movement and dial are not original to the case (are late 19th century) although the hands are probably from the original movement. The dial has a light hairline crack through 10 o'clock. The case is in good original condition although is lacking one securing screw for the rear bezel and has overall light rubbing and oxidation to the mounts. The side pieces are scent bottles late 'matched' to the timepiece. The glass of each is free form noticeable cracks but has chipping to the tips of the cut decoration and some staining/fogging to the interiors. One mummiform head caps is fixed in position and the base of the same bottle has a loose section to the gilt platform. The other bottle has removable mummiform head to reveal a glass stopper which is seized tight in the neck. The mounts are generally a little rubbed/oxidised.There is no winding key present. Condition Report Disclaimer

A COLLECTION OF FOUR LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY GLASS SCENT BOTTLES The first with blue facetted glass bottle with gold floral lattice strapwork and two decorative oval panels one with a basket of flowers and a hat, the other with a boars head and hunting horn and crossed spears, unmarked; the second with a flattened circular glass bottle overlain with pierced C-scroll decoration with cherub detail, the neck of the bottle with white enamelled band stating Dieu Vous Benit, unmarked; together with two further scent bottles Dimensions: first 6.9cm high; second 6.2cm high Condition Report: As found, all items have damage and some have repairNo.1 - Chips to the collar, no stopper, piece of strapwork missingNo. 2 - Losses to the overlayNo. 3 - Stopper stuck within the body, repairs to the overlayNo. 4 - Slight play to the hinge, cork stopper stuck into the bodyCondition Report Disclaimer

AN ENGLISH CUT GLASS PART TABLE SERVICE PROBABLY STOURBRIDGE, LATE 19TH CENTURY Comprising: a pair of claret jugs and stoppers, 29cm high; a decanter and stopper, 27cm high; 6 water jugs, 18cm high; 15 finger bowls and 12 stands; one sugar bowl; 8 water goblets, 4 being 16.5cm high, the other 4 reduced and 15cm high; 8 champagne flutes, 16cm high; 10 red wine glasses, 12.5cm high; 16 white wine glasses, 12.5cm high; 13 pudding wine glasses, 11.5cm high; 12 various liqueur glasses, in various sizes  Saleroom Notice: Please note, this lot contains 13 pudding wine glasses and 12 various liqueur glasses not as previously stated in the printed catalogue Condition Report: Some old damage, some glasses reduced to the rim, odd numbers of glasses and some glasses with glass bloom. This service has had much historic use and is in country house condition. Do not buy this service assuming it to be 'perfect'. It is not. Please view in person or ask the Dept. for images/condition report if required.Condition Report Disclaimer

An Oneida 6 place cutlery canteen, moulded glass fruit bowl with plated rim and pair of plated salad servers, a cut glass ewer with stopper and a cut glass jug with plated mounts CONDITION REPORTS The cutlery is Mozart pattern, delux stainless, date unknown but appears to be later than 1970's. It is a 6 place setting canteen rather than 12 as originally stated.

A Rene Lalique for Nina Ricci wrythen glass scent bottle with frosted bird stopper, 8.2 cm high, together with a smaller bottle to match, 6.6 cm high and two frosted dove decorated baluster shaped scent bottles, 13.5 cm and 12 cm high and another L'Air du Temps Nina Ricci scent bottle (empty eau de toilette recharge refill bottle) and outer case, 16 cm high

Digestive Container, rectangular shape, transparent cutted glass flask, with silver mouth piece, hallmarked, probably Austrian, glass stopper with silver cover with coat of arms with winged crown, around 1900, 17 cm high

Collection of cut and coloured table glass, including: six Polspotten cut harlequin flutes, six Emma Bridgewater 'Fizz' flutes, an Inkerman etched frosted cocktail jug and two mixing sticks, six contemporary spirally-cut large wine glasses, a decanter and stopper and assorted drinking glasses 

Victorian silver perfume bottle case, Chester 1900, James Deakin & Sons, the hinged lid and hinged sides opening to a gilt lined interior, the circular body with embossed decoration of cherubs amongst scrolling foliage, empty cartouches to both sides, containing a green glass perfume bottle with stopper, silver weight approximately 1.30ozt together with two glass dressing jars with silver hallmarked lids

Continental enamelled monogrammed gold lustred glass part table service, circa 1900, decorated in white enamel and gilding with an entwined monogram, on airtwist stems, comprising: a baluster water jug, a carafe and stopper, two circular dishes with handles, seven coupes, eight large wine glasses, six finger bowls and stands  Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

Large Victorian cut-glass oviform apothecary jar and domed cover, with faceted spire stopper, cut with starbursts, lenses and diamond pattern approx. 70cm high, together with a Victorian cranberry glass three-trumpet epergne on frilled base 52cm high (2) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

20th century cut-glass part table service, cut with a broad band of hobnail pattern, comprising: six large wine-glasses, six flutes, five small wine glasses, six brandy balloons, six thistle-bowl liqueur glasses, a ship's decanter and stopper, a cut-glass oval bowl 24cm wide 

Coloured glassware including: a late 19th century Bohemian blue and white overlay enamelled beaker, a collection of coloured Middle Eastern glassware, including: a pair blue glass ewers, a blue and silvered decanter and stopper, a Mdina turquoise oviform vase with flared neck, three millefiori paperweights, a Royal Brierley Studio ruby and gold lustre oviform vase 18cm high and another of similar type in blue and petrol lustre13cm high 

A plain glass wasp trap, of bell shape with cork stopper and tripod stub feet, 15cm diameter.Provenance: The Christopher Hawkings Collection of Curiosities.

Silver mounted glass scent bottle with stopper, 17cm high, together with five various silver mounted cut glass dressing table jars

Victorian Decalomania glass bottle with associated stopper, 19cm high

Large glass apothecary jar and stopper, approximately 60cm high, stopper associated

Two Chinese snuff bottles, amber and glass and a similar bowenite bowl, 8cm. Condition - fair Amber glass no damage other than stopper lacks the scoop.  Orange bottle good; stopper with bone scoop.  Bowl clearly cracked at one handle, downward from rim and almost reaching base; further smaller crack and bruise at bowl rim, approx. 4mm. triangular.

A Linley Glyndebourne pattern cut glass decanter with a silver mounted stopper, on a weighted wooden coaster stand, and a matching set of ten goblets and eight champagne coupes, largest 30cm high. Condition - all in very good condition.

19th century Wedgwood blue jasperware cup and two saucers, a Wedgwood green jasperware plate, a cut glass decanter and stopper, a pair of Sampson-style vases, etc 

A collection of Thomas Webb 'Bristol Blue' glass, including a pair of ship's decanters, one marked 'Thos Webb England' the other with engraved mark 'S', each 23cm high including the stopper, a footed dish, jug, mug and double-lipped pot, all marked 'Thos Webb England', together with two other pieces of blue glass (8)

Collection of 19th century and later glassware, including green glass decanter with pewter collar and stopper, blue goblet and blue decanter

A Collection of 19th century and early 20th century glassware; Baccarat cut ruby glass decanter with stopper, sherry glasses, small French ruby and cut glass shot glasses and two large preserves.

Collection of Victorian and later coloured glassware, to include a blue glass decanter with brass collar and stopper, two red glass single handled decanters, blue glass jug, twin decanter with white fluted decoration and a Venetian pink glass jug, tallest H29.5cm

An Orrefors glass decanter engraved "RMS" the stopper with a fleur-de-lys design together with a large Waterford glass bowl with hobnail cut design within black borders the base engraved J Rocha Waterford.bowl 34cm diameter

A Caithness 'Millefiori Reflections' glass paperweight; together with a clear glass decanter, with 'paperweight' stopper. (2)

A set of three early 19th century Bristol blue glass decanters & two stoppers, 23.5cm high; together with an early 19th century cut glass thistle form vase, 23.5cm high; and another blue glass ewer and associated stopper. (5)

Assorted Ceramics, Glass and Collectables, including: a Spode Imari trio, circa 1820, pattern number 2693, A later Spode Armada Cabinet Cup and Stand, with certificate, a Doulton Lambeth vase, modern Chinese cloisonne vase, Dunhill silver plated table lighter, onyx eight day mantel clock, Berlin cup and saucer, ruby flash glass bottle and stopper etc (two trays)Clock is running, not tested over time. Adjusters working. Dial clean. Some chips around the base, mainly to corners.Other items in the lot not reported.

Lot silver with a bracket with engraving, ø 25cm., a carafe on a round silver worked foot and a crystal stopper with silver and a chain with rings on the stopper and neck of the carafe. 23 cm. And a crystal glass with engraving: souvenir 26 april 1863 to JJvdP geb. H. and a round contoured foot with engraving. 835/000. 12 cm. In good condition.

A large Mid 19th Century glass apothecary chemist jar with stopper. 21x40cm

2 Moulded glass decanters & 3 novelty metal bottle stopper pourers including 2 knights & 1 lion

Blanton's 'Kentucky Straight' Bourbon Whiskey - Ltd Edition number 200/? 'dumped' on 21st March 1997 from barrel number 4, 75cl 46.5% alc/vol. In a faceted glass bottle with ornate stopper topped by a jockey on a racing horse. Top Shoulder label good, plastic seal fractured. In brown velvet branded bag.

Carlos I Imperial Brandy 70cl 38% alc/vol in decanter bottle with glass stopper in attached leather pouch, fill top shoulder, label good, capsuel intact. Together with Cardenal Mendoza brandy by Sanchez Romate 70cl 42% alc/vol in a decanter bottle with accompanying glass stopper in a presentation box. Fill top shoulder, label good capsule intact. (2)

A Group of Medical and Pharmacy Instruments, including: an English, 19th Century, travelling set containing a facet-cut glass bottle with stopper and graduated cylindrical glass measure, in a tooled leather case – 7.8cm. x 3.4cm. x 9.1cm.; a late 19th Century, cased set with three glass bottles with stoppers and plated graduated hypodermic syringe (without needle), in a plush-lined (worn/detaching at edges), leather case – 12cm. x 8cm. x 2.6cm.; a 19th Century, cased set possibly to aid labour in pregnancy, comprising two plated female catheters with stilets, a graduated cylindrical glass measure, two (of three) glass bottles with stoppers (one broken and stuck, one not original), and string, with three handwritten paper labels for ‘Syrupus Chloral’, ‘Spi:Ammoniae Aromaticus’ and ‘Ex: Ergotae Liquidum’, set incomplete, in velvet-lined (damage), leather case (in two parts) with plaque engraved ‘F. M. Burton’ – 14cm. x 6.7cm. x 3.5cm.; a Georgian medicine spoon, by Thomas Freeth I, London, 1804 -- 7.4cm. long; and an English, 20th Century silver plated spatula/tongue depressor, by S.C. & Co. and retailed by Reynold & Branson Ltd / Leeds – 12.8cm. long

A Victorian Travelling Domestic Medicine Case, 21 English, late 19th Century, by H. & T. Kirby & Co. Limited, fitted compartments holding original manufacturer’s content including: four bottles with stoppers and chamois covers with gilt paper content labels (3) and blue paper content label (1), a dressing with pins attached, a fitted tray with eight bottles with boxwood stoppers and blue paper content labels and one further bottle with glass stopper and chamois cover with paper content label; the case contains the manufacturer’s booklet, the title page inscribed ‘PROPER REMEDIES/ FOR / COMMON AILMENTS,AND THE FIRST TREATMENT OF ACCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES. / DESIGNED EXPRESSLY FOR/PERSONS GOING ABROAD, RESIDENTS IN INDIA AND THE COLONIES; HEADS OF FAMILIES; CLERGYMEN, AND OTHERS UNABLE TO OBTAIN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE / By A Physician. / H. & T. KIRBY & CO., LIMITED 14, NEWMAN STREET, LONDON. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]’, contained in a fitted leather satchel with belt fastening – 16.2cm. x 17.5cm. x 6cm.

An Isle of Wight studio glass bulbous bottle and stopper, 5" high, three similar candlesticks and other blue coloured glass

A blue glass sugar dredger with white metal mounts, a similar wall pocket, a blue glass scent bottle and stopper with white metal mounts, and a blue drinking glass with white metal foot

An Edwardian cut-glass magnum decanter, facet-cut with a triple ring neck, lozenge-shaped stopper, ground pontil mark, 16 x 34.5cms high.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.