Glassware

A mixed group of coloured glassware, mostly 19th century, including a Bristol blue decanter of club shape with faceted stopper, height 28cm, a similar green example (lacking stopper), a blue and a brown flagon with plated rim, a Bristol blue finger bowl rinser, eight cranberry bowl wines, average height 13cm, five similar examples with Bristol blue bowls and ten with turquoise/green bowls, an amethyst plate, diameter 18.8cm, three cut and flashed scent bottles and stoppers, an Art Deco pressed amber glass vase of octagonal shape with loop handles, height 25.5cm, a cranberry shaker with pierced plated top and some cut drinking glasses (minor faults).

Three soda glass dump paperweights, 19th century, each with internal flowerpot decoration, tallest 12.5cm, together with a soda glass inkwell with internal bubble decoration, and a collection of fourteen glass sugar crushers.

A dark olive green glass onion shaped wine bottle, 18th century, with deep kick-up base and applied rim, height 18cm, together with two later wine bottles each with kick-up base, one in green glass, height 21.5cm, and the other brown, height 20cm high.

A Nuutajärvi Notsjo glass bird, designed by Oiva Toikka, the red body with mottled waves of colour, engraved mark to base, length 22.5cm.

A novelty clear glass gin pig decanter, early 20th century, blown in the form of an animal with long tail forming the handle, length 23.5cm, another example (lacking handle) and a similar novelty clear glass decanter in the form of a seated boar, height 18cm, together with a pair of engraved wine glasses, the bowls decorated with insects amidst ears of corn beneath a band of hops to the rim, raised on moulded stems and circular feet, height 19cm.

A small group of cranberry glassware, mostly late 19th century, including a waisted cylindrical vase with white horizontally threaded neck and pulled clear foot, height 17.5cm, two jugs, tallest 19cm, sugar dredger, bowls with clear crimped decoration and a rustic thorn posy vase with opalescent leaf decoration, probably John Walsh Walsh, height 11cm, together with a Royal Doulton stoneware vase with Art Nouveau decoration beneath a silver mounted rim, height 17.5cm (some faults).

A Hartley Wood streaked 'Antique Glass' vase, 1930s, of high shouldered form and cranberry and amber colouring, engraved mark to base, height 21cm, together with a Stuart & Sons clear green trailed vase, circa 1910, made for Liberty & Co., unmarked, height 9cm.

Approximately forty small Swarovski Crystal models, including two swans, mice, dogs, cat, butterfly, crab, ladybird, hedgehog, ice-skating teddy, goat, anteater, monkey and snowman, together with four mirrored bases and two boxes.

A Whitefriars Textured Range Coffin vase, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, in meadow green, shape No. 9686, height 13cm.

A Norman Stuart Clarke iridescent studio glass paperweight, dated 1989, with golden marbling against a blue ground, engraved signature and date to base, height 5cm, together with a similar iridescent glass paperweight in the form of a mushroom, probably Norman Stuart Clarke, height 8.5cm.

A Whitefriars Textured Range Onion vase, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, shape No. 9758, in Tangerine, height 13.5cm.

A mixed group of glass miniature specimen vases and tablewares, early 20th century, the clear bodies with stripes or spirals of colour, including cornucopia shaped vases, a jug and trumpet fittings, tallest 11cm.

A Gillian Mannings Cox studio glass Graal vase titled Reach For The Moon, dated 1996, of spherical shape with aubergine coloured figure against a frosted ground, engraved marks to base, height 19.5cm.

Four Kumela metal mounted Finnish glass vases, 1960s, designed by Pentti Sarpaneva, of modernist Cubist form, in amber, green and amethyst colours, each fitted with a Turun Hopea metal collar, engraved marks to bases, 14cm and 8cm high.

A Salviati type Venetian Murano glass bowl, 20th century, of oval green shape with internal gilt flecks and wavy rim, flanked by twin dragon handles of clear glass with internal gilt colouring, raised on four pulled, pointed feet, length 27cm, height 20cm (minor fault).

A limited edition Perthshire paperweight, set with a bouquet of polychrome flowers on leafy stems above an amethyst coloured base, No. 142 of 350, one flower centre with a 'P' signature cane, diameter approx 7.5cm, boxed with certificate, together with a Baccarat style Perthshire paperweight, dated 1969, set with spaced millefiori canes and latticinio sections on a green ground, with signature and date cane, diameter approx 6.5cm.

A limited edition Perthshire paperweight, set with a pink flower and bud on a green leafy stem, with signature 'P' cane to the flower centre, within a basket type surround of green tailed millefiori canes, No. 133 of 400, diameter approx 5.5cm, boxed with certificate, together with another Perthshire paperweight, set with a white and blue flower on green leafy stem within a ring of millefiori canes, the top cut with a window, the sides with eight printies, diameter approx 5.5cm, boxed.

A Perthshire paperweight, dated 1978, set with a sprig of pink heather against a blue ground within a ring of purple, green and white millefiori canes, 'P' signature and date cane to underside, diameter approx 6cm, boxed, together with a Strathearn faceted glass paperweight, dated 1970, set with a patterned millefiori design spaced with latticinio threads, signature and date canes amidst the design, diameter approx 8cm.

Four Perthshire Christmas paperweights, comprising the 1975 Christmas Rose weight, No. 213 of 350, diameter approx 6cm, boxed with certificate, the 1978 Holly weight, No. 151 of 325, boxed with certificate, the 1979 Angel weight, diameter approx 7.5cm, boxed, and the 1982 Shepherd weight, diameter approx 7.5cm, boxed.