An Italian Murano bubble glass vase in a graduated colour. . .
c.1970’s. . .
Measures: 22cm high x 21cm diameter
Tag: Glassware
A pair of English cut & blown glass girandole. They would look good either end of a dining table with the centrepiece also listed. . .
c. 1860. . .
Measures: 46cm high x 35cm wide x 26cm deep
A large Irish cut glass girandole of fine quality. Hung throughout with hand cut glass decoration. Would make a stunning table centrepiece alongside our slightly smaller pair at each end. . .
c.1800. . .
Measures: 64cm high x 56cm wide x 45cm deep
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New In – #VecaWallLights #Sconces
A pair of Italian wall sconces in pale blue and clear glass by veca.
c.1950’s
Measures: 27cm high x 12cm wide x 8cm deep
Stock Code ET02475
An Italian hand blown Murano glass bowl of irregular form. . .
c.1950’s. . .
Measures: 35cm wide x 26cm deep x 13cm high
A beautiful Italian hand blown blood orange Murano glass vase. . .
c.1950’s. . .
Measures: 58cm high x 30cm diameter
A large Italian hand blown Murano glass sculptural vase in the form of a cobra. . .
c.1960’s. . .
Measures: 52cm high x 28cm wide x 44cm deep
A Venetian Glass Sculpture consisting hand blown tinted glass strung together. . .
c.1970’s. . .
Measures: 34cm wide x 23cm deep x 20cm high
An Italian hand blown Murano glass vase in opalescent glass with blue – green design. . .
Measures: 32cm high x 30cm diameter. . .
A Caithness sandcast glass sculpture entitled ‘blue skies’. . .
c.1980’s. . .
Measures: 17cm wide x 17cm high x 5cm deep
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New In – A French Glass Vase c.1960’s
A French glass vase. . .
c.1960’s. . .
Measures: 26cm tall
A fine French cut glass & silver champagne bucket with finely cast crescent handles. Stamped. . .
c.1930’s. . .
Measures: 25cm high x 23cm diameter
A pair of fine continental pineapple cut and fluted urns with covers. The glass has a smokey grey colour giving them an 18th Century appearance. . .
c.1840’s. . .
Measure: 38cm high x 21cm diameter
A fine English cut glass tazza. . .
c.1830. . .
Measures: 26cm diameter x 24cm high. . .
An unusual French silver and glass claret jug of a surrealist style in the form of a duck. . .
c.1930. . .
Measures: 26cm tall
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The Rene Lalique ‘Oran’ Vase c.1927
New in today is an ‘Oran’ vase by Rene Lalique. This large, weighty, wheel-cut, opalescent vase depicts large dahlias and foliage. It is signed to the base ‘R. Lalique, France, No 999’.
The vase has a 1930’s metal stud repair to the rear, where it had broken into two clean-cut sections, however from the front, the piece is in good condition. In perfect condition, this vase has previously sold for £20k !
Measures: 27cm high x 27cm diameter.
New in today is an extensive collection of various cut glass decanters and water jugs, including:
A pair of hand blown, green glass late 19th Century Venetian decanters, A small pair of cut glass decanters by Baccarat c.1860, A large pair of French cut glass decanters c.1880, A pair of English decanters c.1920, A pair of hand etched English water bottles with tumblers, A Georgian decanter, A square whisky decanter with the initial ‘M’, An English cut glass sherry decanter c.1900, An Australian water jug with gilt edge, with Australian scenes etched around the outside, An English etched water jug c.1900, A dartington crystal decanter and finally a single cut glass French decanter c.1900. The tallest measures: and they can be sold as a collection or individually.
New in today is a further collection of finely hand-cut English glassware. This collection is all navette shaped and comprises a large tazza on stand (with a mid 19th Century repair), a pair of large salts, a large pineapple-cut dish and a bon bon dish. The tallest measures: 20cm tall x 26cm wide and they date from between c.1800-1840
New in is another collection of English hand cut glassware, comprising eleven crescent salad plates, six butter dishes, a five piece cruet set on tray, a sugar pot, a marmalade pot, a salad bowl, a small flower vase and a dish. All dating from between c.1900-1940. The salad bowl measures: 24cm diameter
