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A 'Sunderland Bridge' rummer, the bowl engraved with a ship passing beneath it on one side and with 'W & R Saul' below star centred drapes on the other, the square foot with lemon squeezer moulding, 12cm high (D)

An Irish canoe-shaped cut pedestal bowl, possibly Cork, with a serrated rim above lozenge band, on an inverted baluster stem and moulded gadroon foot of 'lemon squeezer' form, 23cm wide, circa 1800 (small polished areas to the rim)

An Irish cut pedestal bowl with turnover rim, the rim cut with three lozenge-fluted bands, the bowl with a central three-strand lozenge band, on a knopped stem and square 'lemon squeezer' foot, 30cm wide, circa 1800 (minute foot rim chips and scratches)

An Irish cut pedestal bowl with turnover rim, the rim cut with a diamond band, the bowl with a central faceted band, on a knopped stem and square 'lemon squeezer' foot, 27cm wide, circa 1800

An early 19th century engraved commemorative rummer, depicting a Highlander or Highland Division officer standing between a barrel and a windmill, beneath the inscription G. SMITH, on a 'lemon squeezer' foot, 20.5cm high, early 19th century (small footrim chips)

Carlton lettuce leaf triple sided salad bowl; similar 2 side dishes server and lemon squeezer.

An unusual lemon squeezer by Walker & Hall with circular base and curved stem with screw design and pierced presser, 11.5in. (29cm).

A pair of Regency rummers, circa 1810, the bowls engraved and initialled oval cartouche within swags and drapery, on lemon squeezer base.

An oval glass bowl, with a fold over rim and bobbin turned stem raised on a square lemon squeezer base, 19th century, 30cm.

A pair of rummers, the funnel bowls engraved with a thin stylised leaf band, on square pedestal 'lemon squeezer' bases, 13cm high, circa 1800 (some small foot rim chips)

An Irish canoe-shaped cut pedestal bowl, possibly Cork, cut with a band of alternate star and diamond ornament beneath a waved rim, supported on an inverted baluster stem and an oval-moulded gadroon foot of 'lemon squeezer' form, 35cm in width, circa 1800 (some rim chips)

FOUR VARIOUS GOBLETS two with lemon squeezer bases, (a lot)

A plated cocktail stand with lemon pattern squeezer to centre, on wirework stand with four circular holders and circular base, a bronzed spelter figure of cupid seated on plain alabaster column with stepped base, 10.5ins high, and two other plated figures of cupid

A Rummer of Sunderland Bridge Interest, the cup bowl engraved with a two-masted sailing vessel beneath the iron bridge, engraved inscription "The Gift of SG to JF", and with crests of wheatsheaf and armoured arm and arrow, upon a square domed "lemon squeezer" base, circa 1800, 13.3cm (repolished angle chip on square base, slight lower chips to opposite angle, several other minute flakes on square foot rim).

Various decanters and cruet bottles, comprising; two slender cruet bottles and stoppers, with lemon squeezer bases, 19cm & 18cm high, late 18th century; and three various decanters and stoppers, one named for Rum early 19th century

A pair of cylindrical glass bottles and stoppers cut with diamonds and flutes and a vase and cover, cut with a band of foliage on a lemon squeezer base, 19th century, 17.5cm. max. (6)

A wine glass, the bowl engraved with a fruiting vine and a pineapple, and raised on a square lemon squeezer base, 19th century, 15cm. The engraving perhaps for Mauritius.

A pair of wine glasses, the bowls engraved with stars and oval panels above short plain stems and square lemon squeezer bases, 1st half 19th century, 13cm. (2)

A WALKER & HALL EPNS LEMON SQUEEZER, Height 12", and a PAIR OF LOW CANDELSTICKS, with circular loaded bases, Height 2".

A Victorian silver menu holder, pierced and embossed with flowers and 'C' scrolls, London 1899 by William Comyns, and a plated lemon squeezer

A George III Rummer, the semi-ovoid bowl engraved with the cursive initials JSW, upon a short stem with a flattened knop and square "lemon squeezer" base, (13.4cm) (several small chips on rim); and Two Other Rummers, engraved with encircling swags and bands of leafage, panels to the lower bowls, circular feet, (12.6cm and 13cm high) (3)

GLASS - Masonic - a rummer, the bucket shaped bowl engraved with Masonic emblems, barley ear and initials HB, knopped stem, lemon squeezer base, square platform, 5.75in high, 19th century

A Japanese porcelain novelty lemon squeezer and base, in the form of a crouching clown, decorated in coloured enamels, 12cm high (4 3/4"), printed mark

A Crown Devon jug with a lemon squeezer top, a Gray's Pottery floral decorated jug, a Carlton Ware flower jug and a Poole pottery conserve dish and cover. (4)

HAMILTON STAND. 11.5 ins tall, most unusual circa 1880's? hamilton stand, silver plated to take two bottles with lemon squeezer attachment & two apertures to rear to take lemons. Needs a good clean but possibly only the second example recorded (looks stunning with 2 good hamiltons in?) NR

A pair of cut pedestal salts, the funnel bowls with vertical notched lines and supported on 'lemon squeezer' bases, 9.5cm high, late 18th century (chips to the bases)

AN ANGLO-IRISH BOWL, c.1800, canoe shape, scallop cut rim, a band of laurel cutting and broad flutes, plain circular stem, on moulded rectangular lemon squeezer base, width 30cm, height 20cm

A cut pedestal bowl with turnover rim, the rim cut with three fluted bands, the bowl with a central three-strand lozenge band, on a waisted stem and square 'lemon squeezer' foot, 21cm wide, circa 1790 (minute foot rim chips)

A pair of flat-cut bonbonnieres and domed covers of urn-shaped form, the ovoid bowls with a vertical flute band above swags and diamonds, on short plain stems and square 'lemon squeezer' bases, the domed covers cut with scale pattern bands, circa 1800 (some small chips)

Pair of trumpet-shaped cut glass vases with lemon squeezer bases, 9. 5"

AN EARLY VEHICLE KLAXON, marked 'Desmo, Birmingham', the rubber squeezer perished, length 66cm

Three commemorative dated rummers, the funnel bowls inscribed with monogram JB and dated 1823 and egraved with shields and paterae suspending swags, above a fluted lower section and 'lemon-squeezer' plinth bases, height 13.5cm (5 1/4in) (chips to bases)

A rummer, the generous ovoid bowl on a 'lemon squeezer' base, height 14.5cm., early 19th century