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A sweetmeat glass, the double ogee bowl dentated to the rim, raised on a shoulder knop multi-spiral opaque twist stem and a panel foot, c.1765, height 8.5cms. £180 - 240
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A sweetmeat glass, the double ogee bowl dentated to the rim and panelled to the base, raised on a multi-spiral opaque twist stem and panel foot, c.1765, height 9.5cms. £180 - 250
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A trumpet bowl wine glass, raised on a multi-spiral air twist stem and conical foot, c.1755, height 17cms. £120 - 180
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A Lynn wine glass, the ogee bowl with four bands, raised on a double series opaque twist stem and substantial conical foot, c.1765, height 14.6cms. £350 - 450
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A waisted bell bowl wine glass, raised on a plain stem and conical foot, c.1740, height 16.8cms.£80 - 120
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A ratafia glass, the elongated round funnel bowl raised on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, c.1765, height 18cms. See illustration £400 - 600
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A trumpet bowl wine glass, raised on a quadruple air twist stem and conical foot, c.1755, height 18.2cms. £150 - 200
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A rare ogee bowl ale glass, raised on a triple opaque twist stem and conical foot, c.1756, height 18.7cms. £300 - 400
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A cordial glass, the small trumpet bowl raised on a mercury two band air twist stem and conical foot, c.1755, height 14.8cms. £150 - 200
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An ogee bowl wine glass with egg and dart engraving to the rim, raised on an hexagonal cut facet stem, the cutting extending into the bowl, and a slice cut and terraced foot, c.1770, height 13.4cms. £220 - 280
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A pan topped wine glass, raised on a multi-spiral air twist stem with a centre swelling knop and conical foot, c.1755, height 16.2cms. £200 - 300
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A composite stem wine glass, the trumpet bowl raised on a multi-spiral air twist stem with a basal beaded knop and conical foot, c.1755, height 18.4cms. £220 - 280
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A tall round funnel bowl wine glass, raised on a stem with an air twist cable and conical foot, c.1755, height 17.2cms. £150 - 200
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A tall round funnel bowl wine glass, raised on a stem containing an opaque twist cable and conical foot, c.1765, height 18cms. £150 - 200
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A green wine glass, the ovoid bowl raised on a plain green stem and conical foot, c.1770, height 12.5cms. £120 - 180
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Three glass tazzas, with vertical rims, Silesian stems and folded feet, 18th Century, the largest diameter 37.5cms. (3) £80 - 120
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Two drawn trumpet wine glasses, with short and long air tear, on folded feet, the tallest height 16.5cm; opaque twist wine glass, ogee bowl above double spiral opaque twist stem with multiply band enclosing spiral gauze, on conical foot, height 14.4cm; opaque twist wine glass, bell bowl above knopped stem, on conical foot, height 15.1cm. (4) £50 - 80
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Opaque twist wine glass, round funnel bowl of double series opaque twist stem with central gauze enclosed by four spiral tapes, on slight conical foot, height 14.9cm. £40 - 60
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Small enamel painted cranberry glass decanter and tumbler, with elf figures smoking, overall height 11.5cms (approximately). (2) £50 - 80
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'Cranberry' glass oil lamp on giltmetal stand, with acid edged shade on stand with onyx central column, height (including wick cover) 84cm. £40 - 60
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Set of six moulded green glass finger bowls, diameter 13cm approximately; two sets of six clear glass finger bowls. (18) £40 - 60
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Bohemian ruby overlay glass bottle shaped decanter and stopper, engraved with deer running through forest, height 32.5cm; small ruby overlay glass, height 9cm. (3) £50 - 80
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Twenty-nine drinking glasses, examples with opaque twist stems, fluted bowls and engraved bowls; small porcelain perfume bottle. (30) £60 - 100
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Watties: an Art Deco Verre Eglomise panel, with hunter and white stag in a landscape, signed, 57 x 128cms; 22 1/4 x 50 1/2in. £180 - 250
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Lalique "Coupe de Lys" pattern clear and opalescent glass bowl, moulded with four lilies as feet, diameter 23.8cms, engraved "R. LALIQUE, FRANCE" and "No. 382" to base. £350 - 450
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Two Baccarat ''Tsar'' crystal decanters, 16 3/4'' high, cut to clear, with original stoppers created and supplied for Nicholas II (see catalogue ''Art de la Table'' page 61 fantasie section, Tsar range). £350 - 450
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Two Svaja glass sculptures, of egg shape with concave recesses, height 16cm, signatures to underside of bases. (2) £100 - 140
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Two modern glass sculptures of tubular form, one indistinctly signed, the longest length 48cm approximately. (2) £165 - 200Glass of 'North East' Interest
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A Beilby enamelled wine glass, the ogee bowl with swags and geometric pattern, raised on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, c.1765, height 15cm. PROVENANCE: With Jeannette Hayhurst, Harrogate. See illustration £700 - 1000
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A colour printed blue glass sphere of 'North East' interest, with "The Great Eastern Steamship", trophies of the Crimea and mariner's verse, mid 19th Century, height 20cm approximately. See illustration £50 - 80
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Moulded green glass faceted bowl of 'North East' interest, diameter 20cm approximately. £30 - 50
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Stuart crystal glass decanter and stopper of 'North East' interest, signed "A. Crannage", engraved with the 'Iron Bridge over the River Wear', of 1796, height 22.5cm. £40 - 60
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An 18th Century creamware jug, by John Phillips & Co., black transfer decorated with the West View of the Cast Iron Bridge, Sunderland, opposite a mariner scene "The sweet little cherub...", flanking a peacock under spout, 20cms high. See illustration £300 - 500
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A late 18th/early 19th Century Sunderland creamware jug, by Phillips & Co., decorated in hand-coloured black transfer with a West View of the Iron Bridge, Sunderland, opposite "His Grace the Duke of Wellington", verse and maker's name under spout "My ship is moored...", 20cms high. See illustration £300 - 500
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An 18th Century Sunderland creamware tankard, by Dawson & Co., Low Ford, decorated in hand-coloured black transfer with a ship above verse "May peace with plenty..." flanked by figures of 'peace and plenty', 11.5cms high. See illustration £100 - 200
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An 18th Century Sunderland creamware tankard, probably by Dawson & Co., black transfer printed with a South East View of the Cast Iron Bridge, Sunderland, 16cms high. £120 - 180
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A 19th Century Sunderland creamware tankard, decorated in pink and hand-coloured black transfer with a harvest scene, 11.5cms high. £50 - 100
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A late 18th Century Sunderland creamware tankard, by Dawson & Co., Low Ford Pottery, decorated in hand-coloured black transfer of a West View of the Iron Bridge, Sunderland, 11.5cms high. £200 - 300
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A 19th Century Sunderland lustre creamware tankard, probably by Scott, decorated in pink and hand-coloured black transfer of a West View of the Iron Bridge, Sunderland, 13cms high. £150 - 250
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An early 19th Century Sunderland creamware tankard, by Dixon, Austin & Sunderland, dated 1813, decorated in pink and hand-coloured black transfer of a West View of the Iron Bridge, Sunderland, 13cms high. £80 - 120
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An 18th Century Sunderland creamware jug, decorated in hand-coloured black transfer, "The sweet little cherub...", opposite verse "The loss of gold is great...", 15.5cms high. £200 - 300
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A late 18th/early 19th Century Sunderland creamware jug, by Dawson & Co., Low Ford, decorated in hand-coloured black transfer of a West View of the Iron Bridge, Sunderland, opposite transfer "May peace and plenty...", 20cms high. £200 - 300
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An early 19th Century Sunderland creamware jug, by Dixon & Co., Sunderland Pottery, decorated in hand-coloured black transfer of a West View of the Cast Iron Bridge, Sunderland, opposite a Masonic panel, in verse under spout "I envy no-one's birth or fame...", 21cms high. £150 - 250
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A 19th Century Sunderland creamware jug, by Dixon, Austin & Co., decorated in hand-coloured black transfer of harvester's arms, opposite verse "Forget me not...", 16cms high. £100 - 200
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A late 18th/early 19th Century creamware plate, by Dixon, Austin & Co., decorated with painted scene of a ship at sea "Going into port", impress mark to underside, 26cms diameter. £100 - 200
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Two 19th Century creamware plates, by Dawson, Sunderland, with hand-painted moulded floral rims around black transfer panels, one of a girl with flowers the other with three ladies playing cards, impressed marks to base, 17.5cms wide. (2) £50 - 100
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A quantity of Sunderland tea china to include: a Dixon, Austin & Co., cup and saucer in "Dresden" pattern, impressed and printed marks; a tea cup and saucer, by Dawson, in purple transfer decoration of a woman at a well; a tea bowl and two saucers, by Dawson, in purple transfer "Huntsman" pattern, with printed and impressed marks; a tea cup and saucer, in pink lustre and hand-coloured red transfer, impressed mark to saucer; three tea cups and saucers, by Scott, with simple floral painted design, impressed marks to saucers; and china by Dawson & Co., to include: two tea bowls, three saucers and a slop bowl decorated with a building in pink lustre. (21) £150 - 250
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A 19th Century Sunderland jug by Moore & Co., decorated in hand-coloured black transfer, a West View of Cast Iron Bridge, Sunderland, opposite verse "The loss of gold is much...", 12cms high; together with another jug, probably by Moore & Co., decorated in hand-coloured black transfer "Sailor's farewell" opposite "Mild charities glow...", 11cms high. (2) £100 - 200
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A mid-19th Century Sunderland lustre jug, decorated in pink and black transfer with a West View of the Iron Bridge, Sunderland, opposite verse "Let masonry from pole to pole..." and inscribed "T. Brown 1850" under spout, 18cms high. £120 - 180
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