Glassware

Here are 2 vintage jam / honey pots including a Webb crystal example and an unmarked example

A cranberry glass castor with plated lid, c 1900.

A very fine looking sugar castor by Barker Ellis with silver plated collar and lid and cranberry cut to clear glass body.

A fine looking decanter with star cut base and ridge cuts to body. From base to neck.

A lovely looking heavy rummer with hobnail cut work to the mid body and a star cut to base.

A nice looking decanter with star cut to base and ovoid body cuts.

A good looking cut glass decanter with star cut base and stopper top and cutwork to the body.

A super condition cut glass decanter with 'crystal ball' style stopper, the front having etched engraving for Rotary International.

These really are quite beautiful pieces and must have been quite difficult to make. They have olive green flared bases and stoppers with cutwork to the tops of stoppers. The necks are particularly long and slender (c.15.5cm from shoulders to top rims) and terminate with a triple pouring lip.

A lovely little glass like a larger shot glass

A couple of similar cut glass and silver plated sugar castors, the cutwork patterns vary but they work well together.

A nice group of 4 items including a pressed glass weave work basket, an urn shaped small pressed glass vase, a pressed glass jug and a finely swirled 11.5cm tall blown glass tumbler / small vase. All suitable for use as small posy vases etc.

A gorgeous rummer on a square foot with etched swags. Regency or early Victorian.

A conical pressed glass vase having 6 facets of tapering sized ovals, with a sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for London 1904. The underside of the vase has a design registration number also equating to 1904.

A good condition smaller handkerchief vase with a checked pattern in white/cream.