AR at the start of the description indicates that Artist's Resale Rights is payable, please see the printed catalogue or the Keys website for further informationGLASS1 |
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Tete D'epervier/Hawkshead glass mascot by Rene Lalique circa 1930s, coloured in opalescent milky blue, signed in relief 'Lalique France' with double tailed Q in signature block 6cm high
£400-600
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Lampshade (possible conversion) by Rene Lalique, circa 1930s, the shade in opalescent blue decorated with the Ondines pattern with relief decoration of mermaids to the exterior, 30cm diam, Lalique mark in capitals to base (chip to rim)
£200-300
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Lalique 'Elizabeth' pattern glass vase of goblet form with moulded relief decoration of sparrows amongst branches on a square foot, signed 'Lalique France' to base, 13.5cm high
£100-150
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Early 20th century Jacobite style glass the bowl with engraved decoration of roses and the word 'Fiat' above an air twist stem, 20cm high
£50-70
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Georgian revival large heavy glass baluster goblet, 20cm high
£50-70
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Early 20th century twisted glass candlestick, 24cm high
£40-60
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Mid-18th century double knopped wine glass, the bell bowl above a multi-spiral air twist knopped stem (chip to rim), 18cm high
£50-60
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18th century wine glass, the funnel bowl with an engraved design of fruiting vines above a diamond faceted stem (rim chip), 17cm high
£60-80
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Jacobite wine glass, the funnel bowl with typical engraved decoration above an air twist stem, 16cm high
£200-300
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Set of six early 19th century port glasses, the ogee bowls relief diamond cut with slanting blazes above a bladed knop stem and stepped foot, 10cm high (6)
£180-220
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Set of Waterford Lismore pattern claret goblets, (8)
£100-150
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Waterford Lismore vase, baluster base with elongated stem
£80-120
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Set of 12 Waterford Lismore wine glasses (12)
£100-150
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Set of six Waterford Lismore sherry glasses (6)
£80-100
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Four Waterford Lismore tumblers, a small vase, clock and a glass tazza (7)
£70-100
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Mid-18th century wine glass with double ogee bowl above a double series air twist stem, 16cm high
£150-200
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Mid-18th century wine glass with ogee bowl above an air twist stem, 17cm high
£100-150
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Rare mid-18th century "Lynn" type wine glass, the bucket bowl with concentric rings above an air twist stem, 15cm high
£250-350
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Mid-18th century wine flute, the trumpet bowl finely engraved with flowers and an insect above an air twist stem, 19cm high
£150-200
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Mid-18th century wine glass, the bell shaped bowl above a clear stem, 19cm high
£150-200
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Mid-18th century wine glass, the ogee bowl engraved with a bird and fruiting vine design above an opaque twist stem
£100-200
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Mid-18th century wine flute, the trumpet bowl engraved with flowers and an insect above an air twist stem (chip to foot), 19cm high
£70-100
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Mid-18th century wine glass, the bell bowl above a single knop stem, 16cm high
£100-150
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Late 18th century/early 19th century cut glass water jug, probably Irish, with diamond design around middle and pillar flutes to base, 18cm high
£50-70
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Early 20th century cut glass decanter, the middle and stem with ruby flashings engraved with flowers with London silver hallmarked collar and mushroom ruby stopper, 30cm high
£80-120
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Pair of late 19th century green glass table lustres decorated in typical fashion with floral sprays, alternating with a diamond type design in white glass in relief, the foot with a gilded floral design, 35cm high
£180-220
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Pair of ruby coloured glass table lustres with typical gilded rim and gilded star decoration to base, 28cm high
£100-150
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18th century mead or honey glass, with generous ogee bowl above a plain foot, 12cm high
£150-250
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18th century wine glass or cordial glass, the funnel bowl above a baluster stem, 14cm high
£100-200
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18th century cut glass taper stick, possibly Waterford, the serrated sconce above a faceted type stem on a domed foot, 15cm high
£200-300 | CERAMICS | |
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Clarice Cliff 1930s Tea for Two set decorated in the blue chintz pattern with Stamford shape to the tea pot and cups and saucers, the tea pot 12cm high
£300-400
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Clarice Cliff plate in the Idyll type pattern with a lady in flounced skirt below balloon like trees, Fantasque Bizarre stamp to base, 26cm diam
£100-120
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Clarice Cliff applique plate in the Idyll pattern, 26cm diam
£80-120
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Collection of Clarice Cliff decorated with a Viscaria type pattern, including two square shaped candlesticks, further pair of candlesticks, small dish and two demi-lune dishes, all decorated in similar style, the dishes 26cm long (7)
£100-150
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Large Moorcroft vase, the baluster body decorated with a tube lined design of anemones on a blue ground, 36cm high
£350-400
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1930s Carlton ware pen holder, the blue ground decorated with a chinoiserie design in green and gilt, the edge with a Parker sticker, possibly retailed by Parker Pens, the pen holder in black Bakelite, 17cm long
£100-150
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1930s Carlton ware pen holder, the ruby ground with a gilt design of a bird amongst clouds, Carlton ware mark to base and pattern number 3074, label to side for Onoto, 15cm long
£100-150
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Poole vase circa 1930s, decorated with the blue bird pattern after a design by Truda Carter, the base impressed with the Poole mark and initials HE, 18cm high
£70-100
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Large Poole Studio Pottery ginger jar and cover painted by Susan Russell with the gazelle pattern, 32cm high
£70-100
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Large Poole globular vase, circa 1930s, with two lug handles, decorated with a floral design, probably after a design by Truda Carter, the design fuschia pattern and artists initials for Vera Bridle and factory mark to base, 26cm high
£70-100
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Poole Studio Pottery vase with a design by F H Lawson dated 2004, 26cm high
£50-100
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Poole Pottery vase, circa 1930s, the ribbed cylindrical body decorated with the fuchsia pattern with a geometric design above, Carter Stabler Adams Poole mark to base, 30cm high
£50-100
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Large Poole Pottery jug with strap handle, the baluster body decorated with a leaf and floral design, factory mark and decorators initials to base, 30cm high
£50-100
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Group of two Carlton ware vases, both decorated with a chinoiserie design of pagoda and islands in green and gilt enamel on a blue ground, the largest 26cm high
£50-70
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Royal Worcester vase decorated with fruit and flowers, signed by Kitty Blake to side, Royal Worcester factory mark to base with shape G923, 19cm high
£250-350
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Pair of Royal Worcester pot pourri vases with gilt reticulated covers, painted with roses, one signed by Spilsbury, the other by M Hunt, 17cm high
£150-250
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Royal Worcester vase, decorated with roses, signed by E M Fildes, factory mark to base and shape G991, 19cm high
£80-120
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Early 20th century Moorcroft jardiniere with a tube lined Art Nouveau florian ware design in tones of dark and light blue, 20cm high, WM signature in green with MacIntyre factory mark to base
£500-600
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Moorcroft Florian ware vase, the slender body decorated with a floral and leaf design, Florian ware mark and W Moorcroft signature in green to base, 25cm high
£500-600
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Late 19th century Moorcroft Florian ware biscuit barrel, decorated with an Art Nouveau tube lined design in white and blue, the biscuit barrel flanked with two white metal handles and white metal cover with McIntyre factory mark and gesso faience mark to base, 18cm high
£350-400
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