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Three Whitefriars glass ruby red Dilly Ducks, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 13cm high;   an orange duck;  a green glass swan (5)

Two Whitefriars glass sparrow beak jug,  designed by Geoffrey Baxter, ribbed clear glass handles, 13cm high, c.1960;  a Whitefriars willow grey bowl;   two ruby Bullicante bubble glass ashtrays;  another, grey;  bud vases;  etc

A box of Art Glass paperweights, Caithness glass vases, a Whitefriars controlled bubble pin dish and Swarovski animals

A vintage glass vase, H. 33cm together with a pair of Murano glass flowers and a Whitefriars ashtray.

Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars, a Ruby red bark textured vase, model 9691, designed circa 1967, cylindrical form, 23cm high

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, an Arts and Crafts straw opal glass vase, circa 1880, in the Venetian style, the crimped ogee conical body with opalescent bands, on a blade knopped and quatrelobed hollow stem and conical radial ribbed foot, 21.5cm highNote: see Evans, W. et al. 1995, Whitefriars Glass, Museum of London, pp.50-61, for similar examples of this vase

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an emerald green Arts and Crafts wine glass, circa 1880, conical trumpet form on plain stem and conical foot, 13.5cm high

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, a set of six Arts and Crafts liqueur glasses, circa 1878, the slightly tapered bucket bowl on plain stem and conical foot, 8.5cm high (6)Note: examples of this service along with glass by T G Jackson, are illustrated in Mrs Loftie's Dining Room, 1878, as examples of good contemporary glass; reproduced in Jackson, L, 1996, Whitefriars Glass, p.28, fig.71

Marriott Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, a large Cloudy Green glass vase, model 8473, circa 1933, tumbler form in green and opaque, 30.5cm high

Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars, a molar glass lamp base, model MR1, circa 1957, Kingfisher blue cased, 42cm 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

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, an Arts and Crafts wine glass, circa 1900, the rounded bowl cut with a band of intersecting stylised floral vine and geometric foliate chevrons, on a short plain stem and conical foot, 9.5cm highNote: the cutting style is almost identical in execution to that on the Lotus decanter by Powell in this auction, unusual for the Whitefriars firm, but exemplifying their innovative outlook and willingness to experiment in cut designs and techniques, to adapt to the growing trend for Continental Art Nouveau design, whilst maintaining the simplicity and elegance for which James Powell and Sons became renowned.

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an Arts and Crafts blue opal glass and wrought basket, circa 1880, the crimped bowl with optic diamond moulded diaper pattern in blue opalescence, on a blade knop, mounted in a four footed holder of square section scrolled brackets, bisected top handle, 21cm highNote: the trend for combining opal glass with wrought iron became prevelant from 1879, with bowls, jugs and light fittings being favoured products. See Jackson, L, 1996, Whiterfriars Glass, Richard Dennis, p.101 pl.21 for similar illustrated examples

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an Arts and Crafts wine glass, circa 1890, conical trumpet form on plain stem and conical foot, 12.5cm high

Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an Arts and Crafts air twist wine or Champagne glass, circa 1890, the bell shaped bowl with trapped air line decoration, on a tapered stem of three helix strands, on a radial ribbed conical foot, 16cm highNote: from the 1880s Harry Powell experimented with trapped air techniques, in the 18th century manner, re interpreting the traditional methods in a new and innovative way to create contemporary designs. This appears to be a very rare example of the use of these techniques. See Evans, W. et al. 1995, Whitefriars Glass, Museum of London, p.79, pl.78 for illustrated examples of this stem and bowl pattern on different glasses from the same series.

James Powell & Sons (Whitefriars) 'Hugo van der Goes' vasewith blue trailed decoration, circa 1901glasspolished pontil15cm high. With minimal scratches and signs of wear, consistent with age and use. All trails are intact.

Whitefriars glass bud vases; five pairs including red glass & pewter glass.

WHITEFRIARS SQUARE FORM GLEN BAXTER DESIGN VASEwith a modern decanter and a studio glass vase engraved with a view of Edinburgh Castle, signed JEB 1991

A vintage 20th-century Whitefriars style red / maroon vase. It features a concave shape and bark effect on the glass. Measuring approx. 29.5cm tall.

Four vintage mid-century, believed to be Whitefriars, red glass pieces. Including two small vases, and two small bowls / squat vases. The largest measuring approx. 15cm x 7cm.

A vintage mid-century Whitefriars 'knobbly' red art glass vase. Featuring an uneven, textured exterior. Measuring approx. 15cm x 12cm.

A mid 20th century Whitefriars Bark vase manner studio art glass vase. The vase having gradiented green colouring, with textured surface.

Three Whitefriars paperweights, including one titled 'Pansy', signed to base, and two faceted millefiori paperweights (one in box)One of the Whitefriars has a chip at the top and other flea bites/scratches. Otherwise in good condition.

Three Whitefriars 'Dilly' ducks including one in ocean greenAll in good condition although all three have scratches to the bases and one also has a manufacturing imperfection to the basePlease see additional images on our website

Whitefriars cinnamon bark vase designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 19cm high, together with a matching bowl, 19.5cm diameter (2)Vase is in good condition with usual wear to the base. Bowl has a few chips on the rim

Group of Whitefriars style glass stem vases

Design Art Glass Vase Pair inc Whitefriars

Whitefriars Ruby Red Bowl and similar unmarked example. (2)

A ruby red Whitefriars vase

Whitefriars Jack in the Pulpit Blue Controlled Bubble Vase together with similar Controlled Bubble Blue Swan. (2)

Whitefriars Ruby Red Glass Fruit Bowl

A collection of coloured glass, to include Murano and Whitefriars

A Whitefriars orange Drunken Bricklayer glass vase, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 22cm highCracked

Murano Sommerso red and yellow teardrop art glass vase, 22cm, together with a Whitefriars yellow glass vase (2)

Glassware comprising a Mdina Phoenecian red bowl, yellow glass dolphin, blue vase and green vase, possibly Whitefriars **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

Mixed lot to include a Whitefriars artic blue controlled bubble Dilly duck, Coopercraft & Royal Doulton cat figurines.

A 20th century green bubble glass paperweight - in the manner of Whitefriars, 8cm diameter, together with two similar bubble glass dishes.

A Whitefriars ruby glass vase - footed ribbon trail attributed to Barnaby Powell, 14cm high, together with a Ham-Bone vase and another in the style of Drunken Bricklayer. (3)

A WHITEFRIARS AUBERGINE AND CLEAR 'VOLCANO' GLASS VASE, designed by Geoffrey Baxter as part of the textured range, patter No. 9717, approx. H 17.5 cm. Condition  - One very light flea bite to the rim. A white 'dot' to the rim but it feels under the glass, not rough to touch, otherwise all looks good.

A 1970s Whitefriars shallow bowl , kingfisher blue 

Six pieces of glass to include Whitefriars , rib and trail pattern , optic moulded, heights 13ins and down

Five Whitefriars vases, including Amethyst , seed green, wave ribbed example

Three Whitefriars glass pieces to include two bowls, widths 12ins and 10ins and a vase, height 6ins all with threaded decoration

8 Whitefriars Christmas paperweights, together with 3 other Whitefriars paperweights and 4 Wedgwood Coalport paperweights

A 1970s Whitefriars streaky vase, Baxter design  height 7ins

18 Whitefriars silver jubilee paperweights

Three Whitefriars Montreal 1976 Olympics paperweights

WHITEFRIARS STYLE GLASS VASE, AND OTHER ITEMS of tapered form in turquoise, stamped Made in Italy, along with a large pink glass vase, a wooden animal figure, as well as two disheswhitefriars style vase 38.5cm highQty: 5

Pukeberg, Kosta Boda etc. A collection of vintage 20th century glass animal figurines and paperweights. The lot comprising a Kosta Boda style standing lion, a standing crystal peacock by Mats Jonasson, a Hadeland hedgehog, a Pukeberg horse, a Mats Jonasson seahorse paperweight, a small Swedish owl circular paperweight, a Reijmyre penguin paperweight, a glass bird, an apple paperweight with bubble control design after Whitefriars, a glass anteater & a large Pukeberg penguin figure.Peacock measures approx. 24cm x 25cm.

Whitefriars & Porshinger - two retro 20th century studio art glass jugs together with another. Each Whitefriars jug in ruby red with twisted glass handles and smooth pontil marks to the base. Together with a clear and blue striped example by Poschinger, signed to the base.Tallest measures approx. 27cm tall.

A collection of eight mid century Scandinavian and British art glass vases. The lot comprising a Whitefriars style cylindrical blue glass flower vase, a large textured vase with floral rim, three Kosta Boda Rurik candlestick holders with textured column body, a Dartington bedside tumbler & decanter, and two nipple vases by Frank Thrower for Dartington.Tallest measures approx. 30cm tall.

A collection of vintage 20th century ruby glass items. The lot to comprise a 1960s Whitefriars swan, a Whitefriars vase pattern no. 9420, and four matched rum / wine glasses / goblets with knopped stem.Tallest item measures approx. 22cm tall.

Harry Dyer & William Wilson. A 1960’s “Knobbly” ruby glass bowl. Designed by Harry Dyer & William Wilson for Whitefriars. 9613. 18x7cm

A “Drunken Bricklayer” style vase. In the manner of Geoffrey Baxter. Whitefriars style. 14x12x34cm

A selection of art ruby coloured glassware to include two Sommerso Murano vases, and three Whitefriars pieces to include a bubble bowl Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Whitefriars glass Barnaby Antique Blue Toby jug, 17cm; a pair of Barnaby Sage Green Toby jugs, 17cm; a Jeremy Flint Grey Toby jug, 14cm; two other Barnaby and Jeremy Toby jugs in clear glass (6)

WHITEFRIARS - a pair of ornate glass decanters, with associated stoppers, H27cm (2)

An Art Nouveau vaseline glass jug, unmarked, possibly Powell Whitefriars, H17.5cm, from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A pair of Antique engraved liqueur decanters and stoppers, 19cm, a pair of green glass rummers, and 3 others, Whitefriars ruby glass jug, etc

A mid 20th century large green ribbed glass bowl and polished pontil base in the style of Whitefriars glass, diameter 35cmsome scratching to base interior, no chips, cracks or restoration.