Glassware

A Rosenthal Schneeblume (Snowflower) pattern part suite of glass, designed by Michael Boehm circa 1975-79, comprising six champagne saucers, height 15cm (one with minute nick to rim), six hock wines, height 20cm, six port, height 15cm, and three flutes, height 23cm, acid etched marks.

A double series opaque twist stem soda glass, late 18th century, the subtle bell shaped bowl raised on a plain stem with four spiral threads outside a central cable, height 16cm, two late 18th century airtwist stem wine glasses, tallest 19cm, two double series opaque twist stem wine glasses, tallest 19.5cm, and six other glasses, including four tall champagne flutes with 18th century style airtwist stems, height 32cm (minor faults).

An Edinburgh Crystal Thistle pattern part suite of glass, comprising four white wine, height 13cm, two sherry, height 11cm, four port, height 12cm, five large wine, height 16.5cm, six brandy balloons, height 13cm, two tumblers, height 10cm, four tumblers, height 8cm, six highballs, height 14.5cm, two wines, height 12.5cm, water jug, height 15.5cm, decanter and stopper, height 27cm, one footed peach melba bowl, one finger bowl, one small circular bowl, diameter 14cm, five old fashioned, height 9.5cm, and five champagne flutes, height 17.5cm (minor faults).

A set of six Fabergé glass Snow Dove pattern champagne flutes, designed by Igor Carl Fabergé, acid etched marks to bases, height 24.5cm, each boxed.

A collection of Waterford glasses, comprising ten Sheila pattern champagne flutes, height 18cm, six Sheila pattern wines, height 15.5cm, three brandy balloons in two patterns, four Marquis champagne flutes, height 25cm, four claret wines, height 22.5cm, a pair of Lismore pattern flutes, height 23.5cm, a pair of Siren pattern flutes, height 28cm, a Kylemore pattern wine, height 17.5cm, and another pair of wines in the Lismore pattern, height 15cm.

A Swarovski Disney model of Stitch, circa 2012, modelled seated with accompanying named surfboard, height of figure 8.5cm, length of surfboard 6cm, boxed (minor faults).

A Fritz Heckert Changeant pattern iridescent glass vase, circa 1900, of bulbous shape with crimped rim, the golden yellow body with haphazard horizontal lines of lime green colour, unmarked, diameter 23cm (lacking mounts).

A Swarovski Crystal Feathered Beauties Collection flamingo, designed by Gabriele Stamey, height 15.2cm, together with a mixed group of other Swarovski Crystal animals, candleholders, novelties and Collector's Society mementos, including a family of three baby mice, snail, three differently coloured tulips on a metal base, pig, teddy bears, tortoise and a pair of turtle doves on a frosted branch base, some boxed.

A cut and engraved part suite of glass in 18th century style, 20th century, decorated with flowering plants, raised on faceted stems, comprising eleven double lipped finger bowl rinsers and six stands, eleven wines 15cm high, seven wines 14.5cm high and three wines 13.3cm high (minor faults), together with four cut glass rummers raised on stepped square bases, height 15cm.

A part suite of Lalique Rambouillet pattern glasses, with twisted stems and feet, comprising six flutes, height 18cm, six champagne saucers, height 12cm, and five small wines, height 9.8cm, engraved marks to bases, with three original Lalique boxes.

A Nuutajärvi Notsjo glass bird, designed by Oiva Toikka, the red body with mottled waves of iridescence, engraved mark to base and original applied paper label, length 20cm.

Four Caithness limited edition glass paperweights by William Manson, comprising Winter Flower, No. 58 of 500, boxed with certificate, Field Study Butterfly, No. 69 of 250, boxed with certificate, Flamingo, No. 5 of 150, boxed with certificate, and a faceted example with a butterfly hovering above a pink flower on a dark ground within a ring of millefiori canes, date cane to base and numbered 165, boxed.

Three limited edition Caithness William Manson glass paperweights, comprising Scarecrow, No. 9 of 50, boxed with certificate, Rock Pool, No. 20 of 50, boxed with certificate, and Barrier Reef, No. 163 of 250, boxed with certificate.

Eleven limited edition Caithness glass paperweights, comprising Cormorant, No. 245 of 500, Rhapsody designed by Colin Terris and made by Peter Holmes, No. 113 of 400, Zephyr, No. 277 of 400, Alien, No. 1489 of 2000, Spaceport, No. 519 of 1500, Sea Base, No. 158 of 400, 1st Quarter, No. 1475 of 1500, Intruder, No. 271 of 2000, North Sea, No. 727 of 1000, Guillemot, No. 103 of 500, and another from the Sea Birds series depicting a gull, No. 173 of 500, each boxed, nine with certificates.

Seven limited edition Caithness glass paperweights, comprising Bluebell Ballet, No. 32 of 50, boxed, Golden Jubilee Rose designed by Colin Terris, No. 246 of 350, boxed with certificate, Millennium Splendour designed by Colin Terris, No. 42 of 75, boxed with certificate, Towards The Millennium, designed by Colin Terris, No. 247 of 350, boxed with certificate, Victoriana, designed by Allan Scott, No. 23 of 50, boxed with certificate, Ocean Serenade, designed by Helen MacDonald, No. 9 of 25, boxed with certificate, and Spring Sentinel, designed by Helen MacDonald, No. 55 of 125, boxed with certificate.

Sixteen Caithness glass paperweights, some limited editions, including limited edition Glassblower, limited edition Highland Fling, Enchanted Apple from the Disney Snow White Collection, limited edition Christmas holly wreath by William Manson, limited edition Promise, Abseil, designed by Alastair MacIntosh, limited edition Floral Fountain designed by Colin Terris, Dinosaurs from the Jurassic Gems Series designed by Colin Terris, limited production run Moondance designed by Colin Terris, and limited edition Snowdrop Symphony designed by Allan Scott, each boxed, some with certificates, together with a Whitefriars limited edition millefiori paperweight commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 1977, boxed with certificate.

A Baccarat pansy paperweight, dated 1854, with open flower on a short stem with bud and leaves terminating in the date cane, star cut base, diameter approx 6cm.

A VeArt Murano glass Siena tondo, 1970s, designed by Bruno Gambone, No. 8 from a numbered edition of 199, the white opaque circular glass plate with a central design of abstract shapes in red and deep purple, held within a metal frame on a square base, engraved marks to reverse of glass, stand with applied VeArt plaque, diameter of glass 45.7cm.

An Italian glass Saffo lamp produced for Artemide, later 20th century, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti, the opaque white to clear cylindrical body rising to a bulbous top with sunken inner black glass well, moulded marks to metal fixings, total height 34cm.