Glassware

Thu, 30th April 2026
In the afternoon
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 The afternoon session starts at 12:00.
 Lots from this department will follow:
  • British and Continental Ceramics (227 lots )

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LOT 1801
LOT 1801
A Vasart Tulip shaped table lamp, mid-20th century, with swirls of colour and mica inclusions against a mottled blue ground, height 22cm.
Estimate: £50 – £70
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LOT 1802
LOT 1802
Two French glass miniature paperweights, mid-19th century, the first a Baccarat example with Gridel silhouettes on an upset muslin ground, diameter approx 4.5cm, the second a Clichy example with a pattern of millefiori canes, diameter approx 4.3cm (some faults).
Estimate: £120 – £180
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LOT 1803
LOT 1803
An Art Deco Lalique opalescent glass Ondines pattern circular bowl, 1930s, relief decorated with nude maidens amidst waves, indistinct moulded R. LALIQUE mark amidst decoration, shape No. 380, diameter 20.8cm.
Estimate: £400 – £600
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LOT 1804
LOT 1804
A Swarovski Butterfly Fish on Coral from the South Seas group, designed by Michael Stamey, height 8cm, together with a small group of Swarovski animals and other crystal ornaments, and a mirror backed glazed display case (minor faults and repairs).
Estimate: £50 – £70
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LOT 1805
LOT 1805
An Art Deco green glass vase by Pierre D`Avesn, of fluted flared shape, moulded marks to base, height 16.5cm, together with a Sèvres Neodymium or Alexandrite glass vase, of flared shape with three fin like handles, acid etched mark to base, height 19.5cm.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 1806
LOT 1806
Three pieces of Art Deco Jobling glass moulded in the Tudor Rose pattern, 1930s, comprising a uranium green circular bowl, diameter 18cm, an opalescent flared circular bowl, diameter 26.5cm, and an opalescent frilled rim plate, diameter 24.8cm, a similar pale blue frosted circular bowl moulded with roses, diameter 21.5cm, and a mixed group of other glass, including a pair of yellow uranium press moulded beakers, height 11.3cm, and a matching circular bowl, diameter 19cm, a blue opalescent press moulded comport and two jugs, a Whitefriars ruby specimen vase and a hooped red cased vase, height 21cm.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 1807
LOT 1807
A Whitefriars Knobbly Range vase, mid-20th century, designed by Wilson and Dyer, the clear body with dark green streaks of colour, height 13cm, together with a group of mainly Mdina glassware, including a Sea and Sand vase, height 16.5cm, a side stripe vase, height 15cm, seahorse paperweight and a striped vase, height 18cm.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 1808
LOT 1808
A Lalique frosted glass model of a cat 'Chat Assis', designed 1932, post 1945, seated on its hind quarters, engraved mark to base, height approx 21cm.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 1809
LOT 1809
A Lalique frosted glass model of a cat 'Chat Couche', designed 1932, post 1945, in a crouched position, engraved mark to base with original applied paper labels, length 23cm.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 1810
LOT 1810
A Lalique frosted and clear glass cendrier pin tray, post-1945, modelled with a central fish, engraved mark to base, height 8.5cm, together with a Lalique frosted and clear glass model of an owl perched on a circular base, engraved mark to side, height 9cm.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 1811
LOT 1811
A Lalique frosted glass model of Happy the cat dozing, designed 1995, engraved marks to base, length 9cm, with original box.
Estimate: £70 – £100
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LOT 1812
LOT 1812
A David and Jon Trabucco paperweight, dated 2004, set with a peach fruit and open blossom flower on a leafy branch above a ground of haphazard latticinio threads, engraved mark and date to base, diameter approx 6.3cm.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1813
LOT 1813
Three Peter McDougall glass paperweights, circa 2010, the first a bouquet example with purple blooms and buds on green leafy stems against a ground of upset muslin within a ring of millefiori canes, including one signature cane, diameter approx 7cm, the second of crown type with alternate canes rising to a central top star shaped millefiori, signature cane to the underside, height approx 6cm, and the third a patterned millefiori example of predominantly green colouring with signature cane to the underside, diameter approx 6.5cm, each with applied paper label to the base.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1814
LOT 1814
A William Manson limited edition Phoenix Paperweight, dated 2002, set with a pink flower in full bloom on a green leafy stem against a turquoise ground within a ring of pink and white millefiori canes, engraved mark and date to base, No. 1 of 50, diameter approx 8cm, together with a John Deacons J Glass paperweight, dated 1979, decorated with a butterfly against a translucent cranberry ground within a ring of millefiori canes, dated signature cane, diameter approx 5.5cm, and another similar probably Scottish paperweight, set with three colourful mice like creatures on a textured ground, diameter approx 7cm.
Estimate: £80 – £120
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LOT 1815
LOT 1815
A small group of mostly Scottish paperweights, comprising a Manson Scotia scent bottle and stopper with patterned millefiori base, height 9.5cm, a Scotia example with stylized palm tree above a textured base, diameter approx 7cm, a Strathearn domed example with blue flower, a close packed millefiori Strathearn example, diameter approx 6cm, two Perthshire patterned millefiori weights, largest with diameter approx 7cm dated 1976, three other miniature millefiori examples and one miniature with scattered millefiori canes on an upset muslin ground, diameter approx 4.5cm.
Estimate: £80 – £120
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LOT 1816
LOT 1816
Two Caithness limited edition paperweight sets, the first the Sea Lace Perfume Bottle and Paperweight Set, designed by Colin Terris, No. 49 of 100, boxed with certificate, and the second Trio, designed by Colin Terris, dated 1976, comprising three weights designed around an interpretation of the number 3, No. 269 of 750, boxed with certificate.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1817
LOT 1817
A set of four limited edition Caithness glass paperweights representing the Four Seasons, dated 1977, designed by Colin Terris and made by William Manson, each No. 268 of 500, engraved marks to bases, boxed with certificate, together with a Caithness Collectors Club limited edition Christmas Weight, dated 1977, designed by Colin Terris and made by William Manson, depicting a candle within a ring of millefiori canes against an amethyst ground, No. 132 of 500, engraved marks to base, boxed with certificate.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1818
LOT 1818
A group of ten limited edition Caithness glass paperweights, mostly designed by Colin Terris and made by Peter Holmes, including a set of three planets Moon, Sun and Pluto, and then other predominantly space themed examples, comprising Stardust, Space Flower, Genesis, Sculpture, Space Beacon, Alien and Lunar III, each boxed with certificate, together with a small group of Caithness Paperweights literature.
Estimate: £80 – £120
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LOT 1819
LOT 1819
A large mixed group of approximately forty-five assorted mainly glass paperweights, European and Asian, 20th and 21st century, including a Mdina example with clear spherical handle to top, height 12cm, a similar example with millefiori canes within a surround of controlled bubbles, height 11.5cm, a small Chinese example with a hovering butterfly, a Liskeard weight with pale blue swirl dated 1975, a Bohemian example with controlled bubbles on an amber ground, a Murano weight with patterned millefiori and a floral example by Mats Jonasson, some with paper labels.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 1820
LOT 1820
Three Caithness limited edition glass paperweights, each designed by Colin Terris, comprising Tristar, No. 274 of 750, Camelot, No. 151 of 750, and Jubilee Moonflower, No. 583 of 3000, each boxed with certificate, another Caithness limited edition paperweight designed by Helen MacDonald, To Infinity and Beyond, No. 308 of 500, boxed with certificate, and eight other paperweights, comprising Caithness Flower of Scotland, Caithness Crystal Carousel Blue, Caithness commemorative weight decorated with a crown, Wedgwood boxed weight commemorating the Queen's Silver Jubilee, dated 1977, a St. Tudy limited edition paperweight, an Edinburgh Crystal weight commemorating the British Red Cross, one by Sunderland Glassworks and an iridescent example by Glass Eye Studio, most boxed.
Estimate: £50 – £80
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