Glassware

A crackle or ice glass clock, early 20th century, the eight day movement striking on a bell, held within a rock-like clear glass dome, with a key and pendulum, height 29cm (alterations), together with a large pair of similarly shaped ice glass jardinières, height 23cm. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.

A Pargeter drip ring decanter and stopper, dated 1874, the flattened oval body engraved with small star motifs, applied with a loop handle and angled ring to the neck, with a blown stopper, acid etched diamond registration lozenge to base and retailer's name 'P. JONES WESTMORELAND DUBLIN', height 23cm.

A set of four limited edition Caithness glass paperweights representing the Four Seasons, designed by Colin Terris and made by William Manson, each No. 387 of 500, engraved marks to bases, boxed with certificate.

A set of eight limited edition Selkirk glass paperweights, made by Peter Holmes and engraved by David Gulland, depicting life in lakes and rivers, each No. 30 of 30, comprising Otter, Great Crested Grebe, Sedge Warbler, Kingfisher, Trout, Frog, Perch and Dragonfly, each boxed with certificate.

A set of four Caithness limited edition glass paperweights representing the Four Elements, designed by Colin Terris and made by Peter Holmes, each No. 871 of 1000, comprising Fire, Earth, Water and Air, boxed with certificates.

Six limited edition Caithness glass paperweights, comprising Christmas 1977, No. 455 of 500, Christmas 1978, No. 463 of 500, Jubilee Floating Crown, No. 912 of 1000, two Jubilee Moonflower, Nos. 2637 and 2638 of 3000, and Jubilee Crown Bubble, No. 2690 of 3000, each boxed with certificate, together with a Selkirk Wizard's eye paperweight and a millefiori example, both with boxes, a small group of collectors' and trade literature and paperwork relating to paperweights, a Caithness limited edition 1979 Christmas goblet, No. 360 of 500, boxed with certificate, and two Caithness plastic shop signs.

Two Perthshire paperweights, the first with central flower and buds on a ground of lace twists within a blue millefiori border, cut with a top window and five side printies, the second a patterned millefiori example with central 'P' cane, a Strathearn Silver Jubilee commemorative paperweight and a group of other mostly Chinese paperweights, together with three Selkirk candle votives and a Caithness Christmas 1979 engraved vase, majority with boxes.

A Perthshire limited edition miniature End of Day paperweight, circa 2000, set with silhouette and millefiori canes on a black ground, No. 54 of 300, with certificate, diameter approx 6cm, two Selkirk Hedgerow Series limited edition floral paperweights, Nos. 108 and 135 of 500, boxed with certificates, and a Strathearn limited edition Silver Jubilee commemorative paperweight, No. 167, with certificate.

Six limited edition Whitefriars glass paperweights in four different millefiori designs, commemorating the 1977 Silver Jubilee, each numbered, five with certificates, together with two other limited edition Whitefriars glass paperweights, comprising the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games, No. 44 of 1000, and Christmas 1975, No. 900 of 1000, each boxed.

A Baccarat limited edition Serpent Masson glass paperweight, dated 1979, No. 38 of 300, acid etched and engraved marks to base with dated signature cane, diameter approx 8cm, boxed with certificate (two pinhead sized digs to dome).

A Baccarat silhouette paperweight, dated 1976, with central large deer silhouette within a patterned ground of green and yellow millefiori canes and spirals by blue silhouette canes, acid etched and engraved marks to base with dated signature cane, numbered '263', diameter approx 8cm, boxed with certificate.

A Baccarat limited edition butterfly paperweight, dated 1978, the yellow winged insect on a white ground, No. 12 of 125, acid etched and engraved marks to base with dated signature cane, diameter approx 8cm, boxed.

A Baccarat fruit paperweight, dated 1973, set with three pears on a bed of four leaves against a white ground, acid etched and engraved marks to base, dated signature cane, diameter approx 7.5cm, boxed.

A set of seven green flashed and cut hock wine glasses, raised on baluster notch cut stems and star cut feet, height 18cm.

A Baccarat style two-branch candelabrum with a pair of matching candlesticks, first half 20th century, the hexagonal baluster stems with scalloped edge drip trays, hung with prismatic drops, height of candelabrum 40cm, height of candlesticks 29.5cm (minor faults).

A small French glass patterned millefiori paperweight, 19th century, the central dark blue and white cane within a surround of pink and white canes, and an outer ring of yellow, pink and blue canes, diameter approx 4.5cm.

A naval interest commemorative glass rummer, 19th century, the rounded bowl engraved with men-o'-war and the rock of Gibraltar beyond, within a rectangular panel above a floral garland, flanked by text 'CAPTURE OF GIBRALTER (sic) BY THE BRITISH FLEET 1704', raised on a waisted stem and star cut square foot, height 11.3cm.

A glass leech jar, 19th century, the bulbous top with everted rim, raised on a teared baluster stem and circular foot, height 20.5cm.

A pair of cut glass lustres, late 19th century, the flattened baluster hobnail cut stems raised on stepped oval bases and rectangular feet, the circular drip trays hung with cascading circular drops beneath baluster sconces, height 25.5cm, together with an oversize glass with applied rigaree decoration, height 38cm (faults).