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A Group of Fourteen Assorted Wine and Jelly Glasses, 1750-

1950, including a Waterford wine glass, etched mark, 20th century, a faceted stem wine, circa 1780, a plain stem bucket bowl wine glass with folded foot, circa 1750, and two "salesman" glasses

£70 - 120

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A Large Engraved Glass Goblet, HMS Union and Captain Robert Rolles, 19th century, the bucket

bowl engraved on one side with a three-masted man o'war, on the other with a bust length portrait of the Captain, titled, on a hollow baluster stem and domed folded circular foot, 32.3cm high

£300 - 500

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A Bohemian Amber Flash Glass Pedestal Bowl, circa 1850-70,

the circular bowl with four arched panels enclosing a hunting dog, stag, doe and bull respectively flanked by trees, within black enamel gothic strapwork, short baluster stem and circular foot, 17.5cm high

£300 - 500

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An Amber Flash and Cut Glass Openwork Crown Scent Bottle, perhaps circa 1837, with central

lift-out tapering octagonal panelled bottle with Maltese Cross finial within a crown engraved with union flowers (shamrock, rose and thistle), on a gadroon cut circular base and (later associated) white marble square plinth, 15cm high

£250 - 350

A Cut Glass Table Centrepiece, 19th century, perhaps Irish, of five

sections, with trumpet surmount with shell, lozenge and lancet motifs, issuing from a shallow circular bowl on a hollow compressed spherical stem, to a larger dish, on a baluster stand with domed foot, 59cm high

£2000 - 3000

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A Set of Three Light Baluster Wine Glasses, circa 1900, each

trumpet bowl engraved with an armorial with animal supporters and legend Confido Conquiesco, in a gadroon basal collar, on multiple knopped stems and folded circular foot with engraved foliate band, 19cm high

Possibly associated with the St Clair Ford and Drummond families.

£400 - 600

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An English Free Blown Glass Small Sealed Wine Bottle, 1791, the cylindrical body with later metal mounts for a handle, similarly mounted cork stopper, the bottle 17cm, 19.5cm high overall

£60 - 100

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A Wine or Port Glass, circa 1770,

with double series opaque twist stem, 11cm;

A Jelly Glass, circa 1780, conical,

with wrythen fluted three-quarter collar, folded foot, 12cm;

A Firing Glass, circa 1750,with

ogee bowl on plain stem and stepped circular foot, 10.6cm high (3)

£100 - 150

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A Wine Glass, circa 1785, the

round funnel bowl on an hexagonal faceted stem, 15.5cm high; and Another Similar, engraved with a formal band beneath the rim, diamond faceted stem, 13cm high (2)

£80 - 120

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A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the

drawn trumpet bowl with multiple spiral air twist stem and folded foot,

16cm high;A Wine Glass, circa

1750, the drawn trumpet bowl with tear drop to the stem, folded foot, 16.8cm high;

A George III Pint Mug, circa

1775, with S handle and wrythen basal collar, engraved with flowers and ribbons about initials MTB, 14cm high; and Racehorse Interest:

A Victorian Octagonal Panelled

Tumbler, etched with the (named) racehorse BEES WING within laurel leaves, on the other side S SCOTT, the base Scetched (sic) by Thomas Fell, Feb 10 1843, 9.9cm high (4)

£150 - 250

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A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the

round funnel bowl engraved with a formal band below the rim, multiple spiral airtwist stem, 15cm high;

An Ale Glass, circa 1785, the

round funnel bowl engraved with a formal band below the rim, diamond faceted stem, 17.5cm high; and

A Firing Glass, circa 1750, the

funnel bowl on a raised circular foot, 8.5cm high, with label Ron & Mary Thomas Collection (3)

£120 - 18

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A Pair of Wine Glasses, circa

1770, the ogee bowls engraved with a bunch of grapes and a star, the plain stems enclosing a double series opaque twist comprising central corkscrew within a broad spiral tape,

14.5cm high; and A Wine Glass,

circa 1770, the semi-ovoid bowl on a double series opaque twist stem comprising central corkscrew within two four-ply spirals, 12.5cm high (3) £150 - 250

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A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the pan-

topped round funnel bowl on a double series air twist stem comprising spirals outside a cable, 17.7cm high; and

An Ale Glass, circa 1760, the

round funnel bowl engraved with fruiting hops and barley, on a double series opaque twist stem comprising multiple spiral band around a central corkscrew, 16.9cm high (2)

£200 - 300

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A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the bell

bowl with tear in the solid base, plain stem, 18cm high; and Another Similar, lacking the tear drop, 17cm high (2)

£150 - 250

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A Wine Glass, circa 1730, the bell

bowl with tear drop to the solid base, on a baluster stem enclosing tear and with basal knop, 16.2cm high

£200 - 300

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