Glassware

A Perthshire lampwork limited edition paperweight, dated 2000, by Neil Drysdale, set with white flowers and buds on a clear base, the top window above a double row of fourteen smaller printie cut windows to the sides, star cut base, No. 59 of 150, original applied paper label to base and signature cane to base of stem, diameter approx 7cm, boxed with certificate, together with another Perthshire floral lampwork paperweight with cut printies to the sides, set with a multicoloured bouquet of flowers and stems of red berries, original applied paper label to base and small engraved 'P', diameter approx 7cm, boxed.

A mixed group of glass, mostly 20th century, including a Kralik pale amber iridescent vase applied with green foliate detail, height 16cm, a Whitefriars ruby tint wave moulded tumbler vase, height 20.5cm, a Tiffany & Co. clear posy vase, two Lalique Honfleur pattern plates, diameter 28cm (both chipped), a pair of 18th century style small wine glasses with opaque twist stems and a cranberry pipe (faults).

"Six crackle glass vases, probably French, late 19th/20th century, each heavy, thickly walled body containing streaks of colour, comprising a three handled example with smoky tint, height 21.5cm, a brown tinted footed example, height 30cm, two of pale blue tint, tallest 16cm, and two of amber tint, tallest 36.5cm. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."

A mixed group of craquelure ice glass, Bohemian or French, mid 19th century and later, including three comports with gilt enriched scalloped rims, diameter 23cm, an oblong dish with fitted cream and sugar, length 29cm, four leaf shaped dishes, including one with gilt veining, two pots with covers and stands, a large shell shaped dish, length 28cm, a pink tinted shell shaped epergne dish, other shell shaped epergne sections and stands, two jugs with ice compartments, tallest 29cm, various other centrepiece sections and seven plates (some faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

"A cased glass posy vase, probably John Walsh Walsh, early 20th century, of bulbous shape, the pale green interior cased in white with a pink fissured exterior, raised on an opalescent foot, height 10cm, together with a small group of Peloton glass vases, Stourbridge or Bohemia, late 19th century, the clear bodies with haphazard marvered strips of colour, including a pair enamelled with scattered flowerheads, height 9.5cm, and other similar glass, including three Stevens & Williams Fibrilose type vases with cranberry threading, height 16cm (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."

"Three Loetz or Kralik Secessionist Krokodil ice glass jugs, designed 1903 by Koloman Moser, of barrel form with integrated handles, unmarked, tallest 21.5cm, together with a larger similar example marked 'Patent applied for' to base, height 24cm, and a group of clear mostly craquelure ice glass with a faint iridescent surface, including a large jug, 34cm high, and a footed bowl. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."

"A large mixed group of craquelure ice glass, 19th and 20th century, mainly Continental, in a variety of colours and shapes, including a pair of Art Deco style clear ice buckets of gently flared cylindrical shape with scroll handles, height 21.3cm, an amber tinted globular vase with moulded floral decoration, height 15cm, an Art Deco pale pink tinted lamp base with horizontal convex moulded rings, height to top of fitting 24cm, an amber tinted vase with green trailed lines of colour, height 21cm, five clear lemonade jugs with black feet and a pale amber tinted decanter and stopper with lustrous surface enamelled with a ship, height 16.5cm (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."

"A pair of cut glass tazzas, early 20th century, the circular tops cut with ovals, circles and a zig-zag band with turnover rims, raised on faceted baluster stems and star cut feet, diameter of tops 22cm, together with a large mixed group of other glass tazzas, 19th century and later, mostly with cut detail but including two with frosted decoration and one with an engraved Greek key band, two circular centrepiece dishes etched with classical figures and horses, 28cm and 23.5cm diameter, and two frosted, cut and engraved plates with flashed ruby coloured diamond shaped detail, diameter 21.5cm. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."

"A pair of Orrefors clear glass decanters and stoppers, designed by Nils Landberg, of faceted shape, engraved marks to bases with numerals 1623, height 20cm, together with a Kosta clear decanter with bubble to the spherical stopper, height 28cm, an Orrefors Palmqvist designed decanter and stopper, engraved marks to base with numerals 2998, height 33cm, and a mixed group of other mostly decanters and some stoppers, including Waterford, a Stuart example engraved with a leaping fish, Thomas Webb and Brierley. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."

A pair of Baccarat Napoleon Brandy glasses, 20th century, of typical balloon shape gilt with a crowned 'N' monogram, acid etched mark to bases, height 14.5cm, together with a Baccarat decanter and stopper, height 23cm, a Moser decanter and stopper with tooled gilt banded decoration, acid etched mark to base, height 32cm, an Asprey jug, height 24cm, a small Lobmeyr water decanter with gilt banded detail around a collar to the neck, height 15.5cm, a Baccarat storm shade and a small group of Art Deco style decanters and some stoppers. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

A cobalt blue glass vase, probably Venetian, early 20th century, gilt with a wide band of biblical figures in a continuous scene, between white enamelled borders, unmarked, height 22cm, together with two small Venetian glass plates, one of red tint enamelled with Roman soldiers, diameter 15cm, the other of green tint enamelled with female figures and floral garlands around gilt detail, diameter 14cm, and a small group of mostly enamelled glassware, including a historismus type green glass beaker decorated with a coat of arms, height 17cm, a similar decanter and stopper, two roemers, an oversize roemer of pale olive green tint enamelled with blossom, height 30.5cm, and three Josephinenhütte flute glasses enamelled with male portraits, designed by Arthur Gerlach, height 21.5cm (minor faults and repairs). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

A Kosta Boda Reef Collection Fish Out Of Water vase, designed by Kjell Engman, engraved marks to base with numerals 80200 and original applied label, height 27cm.

A Kosta Boda Spirit Series vase designed by Bertil Vallien, post 2001, engraved marks to base with numerals 40133 and original applied label, height 26cm.

An Art Deco Lalique opalescent glass Poissons pattern circular bowl, designed 1921, acid etched mark to base 'R.LALIQUE FRANCE', diameter 20.8cm.

A William Yeoward Alexis pattern ice bucket and cover, late 20th/early 21st century, cut with a palm tree pattern, acid etched 'WY' mark to base, height 22cm.

An Art Deco Daum Nancy glass vase, circa 1925, the globular body with a haphazard etched surface, raised on a small black foot, engraved mark to top edge of foot 'Daum Nancy France' with the Cross of Lorraine, height 21cm, together with three Daum clear glass candleholders, tallest 17.5cm, a small pair of candleholders of foliate shape and a Val St. Lambert small clear vase of triangular shape, height 7.8cm. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

A large Wedgwood glass circular centrepiece bowl, late 20th/early 21st century, of topaz tint raised on a circular foot, diameter 30cm, with a box.

A Swarovski Crystal Red Cockatoo from the Birds of Paradise series, designed by Roland Schuster, circa 2010, of pink tint perched on a wooden base, height 24cm, boxed.

A Swarovski Crystal Birds of Paradise Macaw, designed by Roland Schuster, circa 2011, perched on a wooden base, height 23cm, boxed.