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Click here to subscribeTwo Naga pipes and two Naga pipe bowlsNagalandone with scorched decoration to the footed flared cylindrical bowl and with a thin bamboo stem, 22cm, another with a trumpet shape bowl and dyed cane and orchid stem binding, with an engraved bamboo mouthpiece and a with an attached needle, 23.5cm long, a faceted conical bowl with dyed cane and orchid stem binding, 10.5cm long, and a tapered conical bowl with a scroll tail, the underside inset a Victoria Empress copper coin, and inset a cast brass stem with bands of concentric circles and lines, 9.5cm long, all inscribed Naga Assam. (4)ProvenanceHansjorg Mayer Collection.PublishedJulian Jacobs, The Nagas; Hill People of Northeast India, 1990. p. 335.
Sixteen Naga arm ornamentsNagalandbrass and aluminium, including a spiral with trumpet shape ends with incised dot scroll decoration, 18.5cm long, a tapered spiral, 10.7cm long, five with cut or cast protrusions, the widest 10.2cm, six open brass bangles with incised linear chevron decoration, the widest 7.9cm, three plain aluminium open bangles, the widest 8.6cm, and five brass ear ornaments. (21)ProvenanceHansjorg Mayer Collection.PublishedJulian Jacobs, The Nagas; Hill People of Northeast India, 1990. pps. 260, 261, 262.
Two pairs of Naga bracelets Nagalandbrass, including Tangkhul, waisted with tapered ends and incised lozenge decoration, 8.6cm long and Manipur, with facets and trumpet ends, with incised dot scroll decoration, 8.2cm wide. (4)ProvenanceHansjorg Mayer Collection.PublishedJulian Jacobs, The Nagas; Hill People of Northeast India, 1990. pps. 262, 263.
Six Naga braceletsNagalandincluding five Tangkhul, three with waisted tapered ends and incised linear decoration, the other two with dot decoration, 8.5cm, 8.7cm, 9.2cm and10cm (2) long, and the sixth Manipur, with trumpet ends and with incised dot scroll decoration, 9cm wide. (6)ProvenanceHansjorg Mayer Collection.PublishedJulian Jacobs, The Nagas; Hill People of Northeast India, 1990. pps. 262, 263.
FRENCH KINGWOOD, MARQUETRY AND BRASS MOUNTED BUREAU PLAT LATE 19TH CENTURY the shaped rectangular top with a banded border and centred by scrolling foliate and flowering trumpet inlay, within a brass banded edge above a long frieze drawer with corresponding inlay, raised on line inlaid cabriole legs ending in gilt bronze sabots 115cm wide, 76cm high, 66cm deep
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.
Deirdre Burnett (1939-2022) Large hand built sculpture of organic form, second half 20th century Glazed earthenware Impressed 'DB' 33cm high (ARR) Provenance Estate of Deirdre BurnettCondition Report: Four noticeable chips (small to large) to petals, one ‘trumpet’ has been re-glued, there are firing cracks throughout. Otherwise overall general surface wear commensurate with handling.
FOUR ENGLISH WINE GLASSES (4)18th century Comprising; two opaque twist glass, each with a honeycomb moulded rounded funnel bow and double series opaque twist stem, each approx. 15cm high; a drawn trumpet airtwist wine glass, 18.5cm high and a plain stemmed wine with teared bell shaped bowl, 15.5cm highOverall in good condition
A BOHEMIAN GREEN GLASS TAZZALate 19th century The cupped bowl overlaid with circular panels enclosing portraits, flowers and fruit beneath a scalloped rim, above a trumpet stem overlaid with alternate flower and gilt scroll panels, 29cm highThere is some wear to the gilding to the top of the stem and around the knop above. Minor wear to the gilding around the rim and to the edges of the panels around the stem
This striking table lamp features a bronze sculpture titled Le Signal by renowned French sculptor Ernest Rancoulet. Born in 1870, Rancoulet was celebrated for his realistic and dynamic bronze sculptures, often depicting military and historical themes. Le Signal showcases a young soldier poised with a trumpet, ready to sound a call, embodying the artist's mastery in capturing movement and emotion. The sculpture is mounted on a sturdy bronze base, with a plaque bearing the title and artist's name. The beige lampshade diffuses warm light, complementing the intricate details of the sculpture. This piece seamlessly blends functional lighting with fine artistry, making it a remarkable addition for collectors of historical and military-themed sculpture. Issued: c. 1900Dimensions: 31"HCondition: Age related wear. Functionality not guaranteed.
A small collection of coloured glass - early to late-20th century, comprising two sets of three Bristol green wine glasses, 12.8cm and 13.5cm high; a large cranberry glass jug; 19.2cm high; a Dartington wrythen waisted clear glass trumpet vase, etched mark, 16.5cm high; a Caithness rose bowl; a Dartington cranberry vase; and five other pieces.
A collection of cut glass ware - including a Jasper Conran for Stuart Crystal carafe; an etched glass claret with wine-glass stopper; a square decanter with bone china 'Sherry' wine label; two Edinburgh Crystal preserve pots; an Edinburgh Crystal cream jug; a set of six port / sherry glasses; a cut glass sugar sifter with plated mount; a cut glass rose bowl; and a set of five port / sherry glasses with trumpet bowls; together with a moulded glass ship's decanter; and a pair of moulded glass nightlight holders.
Collection of 18th century and later drinking glasses, incl. a set of four facet cut wine glasses, with conical foots, max H15cm; A opaque twist wine glass with a conical foot, H17cm; A wine glass with a engraved bell shaped bowl and opaque twist stem on a conical foot, H15.5cm; a air twist style wine glass with a flared trumpet bowl on a multi stranded spiral stem on a conical foot, H15.5cm; a dram style wine glass, H12cm(8)Shipping £38.00 plus vat (UK Only)
A George V Silver Epergne, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1913, the central trumpet with shaped rim and pierced borders, on circular footrim, 9.75ins high, loaded, with three scroll branches and hung with conforming small baskets, weight of baskets 4.6ozsThe upper part of all three baskets have scattered denting following the whole circumference of the baskets, one of the arms shows signs of having slightly split towards the base, please refer to images for more detail. Base - there is scattered signs of scratching and denting. Total gross weight 14.06ozs including the loaded base
A Selection of Royal Doulton Bunnkyins, comprising : - Jazzband with Trumpet player (DB210), Double bass player (DB185), Saxophone player (DB186), Banjo player (DB182), Clarinet player (DB184), Drummer (DB250), Mr Bunnybeat (DB16), Rock and Roll Bunnykins (DB124), Old King Cole (DB458), Bunnykins Games, comprising: - Runner (DB 205), Swimmer (DB206), Basketball (DB208), Soccer (DB209), Gymnast (DB207) with plinth, with certificates for all except Bunnybeat and Rock and Roll (14 total)
Eight limited edition Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures, each in a special colourway, comprising Basketball, Boy Skater in platinum, Boy Skater in gold, Trumpet Player in black and white, Trumpet Player in green and yellow, Samurai in pink and green, Samurai in green and black and Ice Hockey, each boxed with certificate, together with five other limited edition Bunnykins figures, comprising Ship Ahoy, Scarecrow, Wizard, American Firefighter and Rock & Roll, each boxed with certificate, a pair of limited edition Bunnykins figures Tennis and Strawberries, boxed with certificate, Cinderella Bunnykins, exclusively available to members of the International Collectors Club, boxed with certificate, two signed Bunnykins Events figures and four other Bunnykins figures in different colourways, each boxed.
A craquelure ice glass comport with entwined gilt detailed red snake decoration to the stem, Bohemian or French, circa 1850, diameter of top 23cm, a similar centrepiece with entwined green snake fitted with a matched trumpet with entwined red snake, overall height 39.5cm, a matching goblet with entwined red snake, a pair of frosted glass goblets with entwined blue snakes, height 25.5cm, and a mixed group of other craquelure ice glass, including six assorted jugs, other trumpet centrepiece fittings and two comports (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.
A D'Argental cameo glass vase made by Paul Nicolas at St Louis, circa 1920, the white frosted body overlaid in a reddish brown and decorated with cyclamen plants, cameo signature 'St. Louis Nancy', height 6cm (reduced), together with a Continental glass vase, circa 1900, enamelled with a continuous scene of insects hovering above wild flower plants against a gilt vermicule ground, height 22.5cm (riveted), an English cameo glass vase, probably Webb, height 7.5cm (broken at neck), a Georges de Feure glass vase, height 14cm (cracked), an iridescent glass trumpet shaped vase, height 32.5cm (one applied leaf section cracked), and a pair of Secessionist glass vases, probably Josef Riedel, height 31cm (one repaired). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.
An early 20th century silver plated (EPNS) epergne, with central flower like stem with largest removable etched glass trumpet shaped posy holder, with three scrolled mounts holding three smaller etched glass posy holders, approx. 41.5cm high. Condition: one smaller posy holder chipped; another with impact near bottom; all with nibbles to ends and some scratching; plated piece with some loss, marks and tarnish.
A collection of silver to include; an Edwardian silver epergne, with central trumpet shaped posy vase having three branches holding removable posy vases, weighted, hallmarked by Cohen & Charles, Birmingham, 1907, approx. 23.3cm high, together with three different George V silver posy holders, one with removable top, suspension chain and ring, hallmarked Chester, 1912; one hexagonal shaped with hinged top, also hallmarked Chester, 1912, and the third conical shaped, Birmingham 1915, no chain. Along with a cased set of six George V silver cake forks, hallmarked Chester, 1932, and a cased Art Deco silver coffee bean spoons, hallmarked Birmingham, 1931. (1 bag) Weighable silver approx. 179.15 grams (5.75ozt) Further details: tarnishing; some dents to areas; surface scratching; wear.