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Lot 742
A JACOBITE WINE GLASS the rounded funnel bowl engraved with a rose, bud and thistle, a butterfly to the reverse, on wavy, multiple series air twist stem and conical foot, 15cm h, mid 18th c Provenance: A Private Collection of Jacobite Drinking Glasses, the Property of a Titled Gentleman, sold in these `rooms, 7 December 2006, lot 204.
Lot 46
A mid-19th century glass footed vase the large bell bowl with wheel engraved fruiting vine decoration, on an annular knopped stem and plain foot with ground pontil, 9 5/8in. (24.5cm.) high, together with a Georgian style champagne flute, with diamond and panel cut bowl, facet cut stem and square foot, 8 1/8in. (20.75cm.) high. (2)
Lot 584
`Elizabeth II Coronation 1953` a Whitefriars Goblet by Frank Hill, diamond engraved by William Wilson, red, white and blue enamel twist stem, the bowl with engraved crown and inscription, two twin handled Commemorative vases, two goblets and a vase etched mark to Whitefriars 20.5cm. high Literature Lesley Jackson Whitefriars Glass The Art of James Powell & Sons, Richard Dennis Publications, page 144 plate 176 for an identical goblet
Lot 579
A wooden shield, 40.5cms x 31cms, displaying the following relics: copper crown emblem above a brass name plate engraved “ W.J Brymer”; the bowl end of a smoking pipe, WM band stamped CV; a pocket watch (no glass or hands remain, enamel face chipped); a pocket knife; a commercial nameplate of “Drew Clark & Co Leyton E10” all mounted above an aluminium plate engraved “Relics taken from R101 France”, the relics wired onto brass backing plates, (pipe bowl detached). The reverse with photocopy of page regarding R-101 from Flight magazine of October 10, 1930 and copy from a later publication. . GC See Plate.31
Lot 704
1930`s S. HANCOCK AND SONS. CORONA WARE GINGER JAR (probably minus cover) designed by Edith Gater, also an Adrian Newham (Kirkby in Furness) PORCELAIN BOWL, with mottled green glaze and scalloped rim (labelled), a VICTORIAN COPPER LUSTRE JUG, a PROBABLY LIMOGES (unmarked) triangular shaped DISH, printed and enamelled with flowers with scrolliate gilded rim and a VENETIAN SAPPHIRE BLUE TINTED CYLINDRICAL GLASS MUG, silver lustre decorated, inscribed `Venezia` (4) EST 20-30
Lot 767
19TH CENTURY VASELINE GLASS TRUMPET VASE with quatrefoil top and broad circular foot, 6 1/4" (15.8 cm) high, a LATE 19TH CENTURY CRANBERRY GLASS SUGAR BOWL AND MATCHING CREAM JUG with applied petal pattern/tab feet, 3 1/2" (9.5 cm) high, EARLY 20TH CENTURY PALE BLUE PEDESTAL VASE decorated with foliate and gilt swags, a plain STEM WINE WITH GREEN BOWL and ANOTHER TRUMPET FORM AND PANEL CUT EST 35-50
Lot 313
Victorian nine-piece cut-glass table service, comprising a pair of comports, shallow bowls, lobed outlines, hexagonal flared stems, lobed circular bases, (one repaired), diameter 26cms, height 17cms, four small comports, height 13cms, circular bowl diameter 31cms and a pair of oval dishes, width 21cms, (9).
Lot 1001
A Victorian Mahogany Cox`s Patent Till, with brass fittings, set with an enamelled plaque `J.C. Cox by Her Majesties Royal Letters Patent, fitted with patent return check bell, inventor, patentee & manufacturer, 174 Queen Victoria Street, London`, with glass backed single side rack to the left for stacking coins, slotted lever operated compartment for viewing coins to the right, fitted with a bell which rings when lever is operated, above a bowl for small change and a locked drawer for safe keeping of higher value coins, size 44cm by 40cm. **These tills were invented by publican John Cox to track payments made and prevent disputes arising over the value of coins tendered by customers
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