A fabulous early 19th century example with the finest and sharpest hobnail, pointed flute, star burst, diamond and fan cutting throughout. The silver handle hallmarked Edinburgh 1829.
Wonderful quality. Chips to some edges.
Date 1829
Length: 11.5 inch (29cm)
Height: 3.5 inch (9cm) Handle: 17 inch (43cm)
Width:8 inch (20 cm)
£1,850
A most elegant Victorian period Sheffield Plate and cut glass Oil & Vinegar cruet, the boat shape frame, holders and handles with acanthus and bead decoration in the Adam classic style and applied with two monogrammed panels indicating a wedding commemorative. Maker’s mark WH for William Hutton.
Height: 8½” (21.5 cm) Length 7½“ (19cm) Width 4¼” (10.5cm)
£375
This delightful pair of 19th century cuts glass lustres of a glorious rich amber colour with removable sconces on square start cut bases.
Circa 1850
Height: 9.5 inch (24 cm)
Width: 5.5 inch (14 cm)
Depth: 5.5 inch (14 cm)
£450
A Pair of 18th Century Cut Crystal Conserve or Sweetmeat Jars and Covers
This fine and rare pair of jars and covers are of the finest quality. The lids with crown cut knop handles, hobnail and facet cutting and scalloped edge, the jar as above on square bases. The 18th century lead crystal with fine grey hue as one would expect.
Circa 1785
Height: 11 inch (28cm)
Width: 4.75 inch (12 cm)
POA
The set comprising eight wine glasses, eight water glasses and six liquor glasses. All with extremely fine hand-painted gilt decoration. Each glass with a unique scene depicting an 18th century scene galante.
Circa 1920
Height: 6.5 inch (17 cm)
Width: 3.25 inch (8.25 cm)
Depth: 8.25 cm (3.25 inch)
£2,200
Available as boxed pairs, please enquire
A good Georgian toddy lifter with flaired top, single ring and facet cut body.
Circa 1790
Height: 7 inch (17cm)
Widest: 2 inch (5 cm)
£195
This wonderful pot and cover with diamond, facet and flute cutting throughout.
Fabulous colour.
Circa 1800
Height: 9 inch (22cm)
Width: 4.75 inch (12 cm)
POA
A most attractive ale glass with engraved hops and barley, on a square platform base with star burst cutting.
Circa 1820
Height: 5 inch (13cm) Diameter: 4 inch (10cm)
£180
A particularly fine example of an early 19th century cut crystal glass ale jug, with hobnail, facet and flute cutting to the body and star burst to the base.
Circa 1820
Height: 6¾ inch (17cm) Width: 7 inch (18cm) Depth: 5½ inch (14cm)
POA
A facet cut and ruby glass Victorian period glass refresher or cooler of large size and rare colour with two horizontal bands dividing the facets over a star cut base.
Usually smaller they are sometimes referred to as finger bowls and were popular table setting accoutrements from the late 18th century.
Circa 1840
Height: 6” (15cm) Diameter: 4” (10cm)
POA
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