Glassware

A limited edition Okra cameo glass vase, late 20th century, the mottled white body shaded to caramel colours at the base, overlaid, cut and polychrome enamelled with iris flowers and leaves, engraved marks to base, No. 3 of 25, height 21.5cm, together with an Okra iridescent glass vase by David Barras, signed, late 20th century, detailed with small white flowerheads amidst whiplash trails against a mottled ground, the neck with a pattern of green combed waves, engraved marks to base, height 29cm.

A Waterford Kathleen pattern decanter and stopper, height 33cm, together with a set of six Waterford wine glasses, height 14cm.

A Whitefriars numbered edition 1977 Silver Jubilee commemorative paperweight, with millefiori crown decoration, numbered '1119' to base, diameter 8cm, a Perthshire millefiori paperweight, a small Murano Mario Sanzogno millefiori glass dish, diameter 9.5cm, and seven Whitefriars glass ducks in a mix of five different colours, tallest 17cm.

A set of six Tudor glass tumblers, each engraved with fruiting vine above cut detail, star cut bases, height 7.7cm, together with a small group of other drinking glasses, including a Waterford wine, height 15.2cm, a Waterford footed tumbler, height 10cm, nine Tudor port glasses, height 10cm, and some examples by Royal Brierley and Stuart.

Seven Okra glass scent bottles and stoppers, late 20th century, including a limited edition Green Charlock example signed by Richard Golding, height 15cm, Merlin's Web, height 15cm, and two signed by David Barras and Sarah Cowan, various engraved marks to bases, with two boxes (one with matched stopper).

A Saint-Louis limited edition Tourne Soleil glass paperweight, dated 1999, decorated with a large yellow sunflower on a ground of green and white canes within a blue and white millefiori border, dated signature cane to base interior, No. 67 of 150, diameter approx 8cm, boxed with certificate.

A Waterford Lismore pattern ship's decanter and stopper, a Waterford Alana pattern ships decanter and stopper, a Waterford Lismore spirit decanter and stopper, a pair of Waterford Millennium Series Prosperity champagne flutes, a pair of Waterford Lismore brandy glasses, boxed, and a cut glass vase, height 28.5cm.

A pair of engraved and cut glass water carafes, 19th century, the bulbous bodies engraved with a band of fruiting vine between geometric banding beneath the notch cut hexagonal necks, star cut bases, height 21cm, two decanters and one stopper engraved with ferns, a Webb Corbett cut glass decanter and stopper with lobed base, height 25cm, a decanter with engraved 'BRANDY' inscription, a pair of vertical cut decanters and stoppers and a collection of other mostly cut glass decanters and some stoppers (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

A set of five Lalique frosted and clear glass Roxanne pattern champagne saucers, post-war, the stems with figural moulded detail, engraved mark to bases 'Lalique France', height 17.2cm.

An Iittala cobalt blue glass vase designed by Alvar Aalto, engraved marks to base, height 16cm, a matching smaller clear glass example, marked to base and with applied label, height 9.3cm, a David Wallace studio glass tazza with iridescent finish, diameter 20.8cm, and two Scottish glass paperweights (faults to paperweights).

A set of four wine glasses engraved with cock-fighting scenes, 20th century, each bowl engraved with two birds at different stages of the fight, height 20cm, together with a small group of other glass, including a Continental candlestick, height 13cm, a Victorian rummer engraved with a ship in sail, height 10.8cm, and a rummer engraved with a pennant flag, height 13.5cm.

A Louis Leloup studio glass vase, circa 1990, the frosted body of abstract fan shape, internally decorated with fused purple, white and yellow beneath a relief rim, engraved signature to base with applied paper label, length 33cm.

A small cameo glass oil lamp shade, probably Thomas Webb, late 19th century, the pale blue body of tapered triangular shape, overlaid in white and decorated with a butterfly and branches of blossom between white borders, unmarked, height 9cm, top diameter 4.5cm, base diameter 6cm.

An Art Deco Sabino opalescent glass Les Plumes pattern vase, circa 1930, of spherical shape moulded with overlapping stylized peacock feathers, engraved 'Sabino France' to base, height 20cm.

A set of six Art Deco Cristalleries De Sevres opalescent moulded glass single-handled dishes, circa 1930, designed by J. Landier, each with an abstract arched pattern, moulded mark 'FRANCE' to underside rim edges, diameter excluding handles 11.3cm, together with a cylindrical blue glass jar and cover engraved and gilt with flowers, height 10cm, and a blue glass vase enamelled in white with a bird amidst flowers and foliage, height 19.5cm.

A Bohemian glass vase, mid to late 19th century, the trumpet shaped body cut and enamelled with a pair of tulip flowers on long stems with hobnail leaves against a ground of gilt foliage, raised on a spreading circular foot, height 29.5cm, together with two other pieces of 20th century Bohemian or Czechoslovakian glass, comprising an amber flashed decanter and stopper engraved with cherries, height 38cm, and a blue flashed beaker vase engraved with a panel depicting deer within a gilt frame, height 13cm.

A Venetian glass jug, 20th century, the pear shaped body with spirals of alternate white and gold aventurine latticino threads, height 19.5cm, together with a small Venetian shot glass.

A pair of French opaline glass vases, early 20th century, enamelled with birds in a snowy landscape, height 30cm.

A part suite of Waterford Tramore pattern glasses, comprising six water goblets, height 14cm, six red wine, height 13.3cm, four white wine, height 12.8cm, and four tumblers, together with a small group of other drinking glasses, including five Brierley champagne flutes, four brandy balloons and two Thomas Webb flutes.