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19th century Irish Cork Glass Co decanter and stopper with three rings to neck, impressed mark to base 28cm
Purchased: Sotheby's lot 77, 21 May 1999
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £150-250
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19th century Irish Cork Glass Co decanter 27cm, another engraved with flowers 28cm and another with diamond patterned band 23cm all with stoppers
Purchased: Tennants Lot 11 24th March 2011
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Pair of 19th century Waterford mould blown bottle shaped decanters and stoppers: the necks applied with two feathered 'double' neck rings the bodies engraved with arched banners inscribed 'The Land We Live In' above a circular panel with the initials 'W I E' and verso with thistle and barley, 28cms high, circa 1800-10. Similarly inscribed and shaped decanters are illustrated plate 107, Irish Glass, Phelps Warren Label on base for Sale the Una Fraser Collection of English, Irish & Scottish Glass 1685-1820: Viewing September, 1992, 145 Park Street, South Melbourne
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £500-1000
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19th century Waterford mould blown bottle shaped decanter and stopper: the neck applied with two feathered 'double' neck rings the body engraved with an arched banner inscribed 'The Land We Live In' above an Anchor, and verso with thistle and barley, circa 1800-10, 28cm high. Similarly inscribed and shaped decanters are illustrated plate 107, Irish Glass, Phelps Warren
Purchased: Sotheby's 18th May 2000 Lot 33:
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £200-400
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19th Century probably Waterford mould blown bottle shaped decanter and stopper: the neck applied with two feathered 'double' neck rings the body RFJ circa 1800-10, 28cm high.
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £200-400
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18th century Williamite Irish glass decanter, possibly Cork, engraved with William III on horse back above a swag reading Boyne 1690, the reverse reading Newry L.W.S and 'Anniversary 1790', 28cm high
Purchased: Adam's Dublin, Lot 176 21/11/2007
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £300-500
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19th century glass decanter and stopper with three ring neck, 26cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £60-100
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George III cut glass decanter and stopper engraved with a cartouche with a Crown 3 G B, 30cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £80-120
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Pair of 19th century decanters and stoppers, 26cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £80-120
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Cut glass ships decanter and stopper, 20cm high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Cut glass ships decanter and stopper, 22cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century possibly Waterford cut glass ships decanter and stopper, 24cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century cut glass ships decanter 24cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century Irish decanter and stopper engraved, 'The Bushmills Old Distillery pur malt Co Antrim Ireland', 25cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £150-250
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19th century cut glass decanter engraved with flowers, lacking stopper 19cm and two others
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Late 19th Century Thomas Webb & Sons crystal decanter, the base marked 'Webb', 33cm high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-200
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19th century Claret Jug engraved with vine leaves and 'Claret', 23cm
Purchased: Phillips Lot 5 Sale No, T0521
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century probably Irish Cork glass works decanter and stopper with three ring neck 25cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century Probably Irish Waterford cut glass three ring neck decanter and stopper, 26cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Set of three 19th century Irish graduated decanters engraved, Brandy, Gin and Whiskey 20cm 19.5cm and 19cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century cut glass decanter and stopper the facetted body engraved with the crest of a lion on a crown, 34cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century cut glass decanter and stopper the facetted body engraved with crest of a lion on a crown, 24cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Late 18th/early 19th century decanter and stopper, engraved 'Gin', 26cm, probably Irish
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £60-100
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19th century Irish cut glass decanter and stopper with three ring neck engraved with flowers, a central cartouche with the toast 'The Land We live In' and a harp
Purchased: HOK fine art
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-200
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Late early 18th/early 19th century glass decanter and stopper, 23cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century Irish engraved glass Whiskey jug 18cm with later stopper and a cut glass decanter and stopper, 26cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Pair of 19th century cut glass decanters and stoppers, 34cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Pair of 19th century probably Irish cut glass decanters and stoppers, 26cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century glass decanter engraved with flowers and ferns and 'Brandy' 30cm
Purchased: Hamilton Osborne King From the John Bailey collection 6/600
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Pair of 19th century military cut glass decanters and stoppers engraved 13 Rt. 33cm high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £200-400
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19th century Probably Irish glass decanter and stopper engraved with thistles and rose 27cm,
Purchased: Hamilton Osborne King, lot 321 from the John Bailey Collection
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £80-120
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19th century engraved decanter lacking stopper, (purchased Sotheby's 27 April Lot 204), a cut glass decanter 28cm and another lacking stopper 17cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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18th century engraved glass decanter and stopper, 27cm
Purchased: Hamilton Osborne King, lot 319 from the John Bailey Collection
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-200
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18th century engraved glass decanter and stopper monogrammed P M M, 27cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-200
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Eight 19th century glass penny licks/ ice cream licks
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Eight 19th century glass penny licks/ ice cream licks
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Eight 19th century glass penny licks/ ice cream licks
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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Eight 19th century glass penny licks/ ice cream licks
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years £50-100
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Eight 19th century glass penny licks/ ice cream licks
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-100
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19th century probably Irish Waterford cut glass decanter and stopper, 25cm and another 25cm
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £60-100
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19th century goblet engraved with flowers and foliage, 17cms high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £60-100
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19th century goblet engraved with Passiflora (Passion Flower) on hexagonal stem and round foot, 18.5cms high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-150
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19th century rummer engraved with a two masted sailing ship in full sail, 15cms high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-200
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Three various 19th century engraved cockfighting drinking glasses
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years £100-150
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Williamite 19th century goblet with flared bell shaped bowl, engraved with the King on horseback "The glorious memory of King William No Surrender", and "Boyne 1st July 1690" 20.5cms high
Purchased: Adams 21/11/2007 lot 177
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £100-150
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19th century cockfighting goblet engraved "The fight" and with cockerels fighting, 20cms high
Purchased: Sothebys lot 1444
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £80-120
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19th century engraved goblet with a sail/paddle steamer, and "E Pilling 1865"
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £80-100
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19th century goblet with bucket shaped bowl, engraved with a sailing ship, 13cms high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £50-80
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A very large 19th century rummer engraved with Stephenson's Rocket, 21cms high
Purchased: Sotheby's 5/12/2001 lot 573
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years £300-500
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19th century Sunderland Bridge pair of glass goblets with bucket shaped bowls, engraved with panels with bridge and a sailing ship, flowers, foliage, and initials RA, 13.5cms high
Provenance: Private collection acquired over the last fifty years. £200-300
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