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Thursday, 1st May 2025
In the morning
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 The morning session starts at 12:00.
 Lots from this department will follow:
  • British and Continental Ceramics (227 lots )

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LOT 1861
LOT 1861
A Swarovski Crystal model of two Woodpeckers from the Silver Lake Collection, circa 2012, modelled by Elisabeth Adamer, the mother and baby perched on a white metal stand, height 22cm, boxed.
Estimate: £200 – £300
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LOT 1862
LOT 1862
Three Swarovski Crystal Masquerade annual edition figures, comprising Pierrot, designed by Adi Stocker, dated 1999, Columbine, designed by Gabriele Stamey, dated 2000, and Harlequin, designed by Anton Hirzinger, dated 2001, each with oval plastic stand and crystal plaque, with boxes.
Estimate: £70 – £100
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LOT 1863
LOT 1863
Three Swarovski Crystal the Magic of Dance figures, comprising Isadora, designed by Adi Stocker, dated 2002, Antonio, designed by Martin Zendron, dated 2003, and Anna, designed by Anton Hirzinger, dated 2004, each with plastic base and crystal plaque, with boxes.
Estimate: £80 – £120
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LOT 1864
LOT 1864
Five Swarovski Crystal Feathered Beauties or Feathered Friends models, comprising Bald Eagle, Flamingo, Heron, Toucan and Baby Lovebirds, each boxed.
Estimate: £120 – £180
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LOT 1865
LOT 1865
Three Swarovski Crystal Annual Edition Fabulous Creatures, comprising Unicorn, dated 1996 (horn detached but present), Dragon, dated 1997, and Pegasus, dated 1998 (one wing and tail detached but present, one ear missing), together with a rearing stallion from the Horses on Parade Collection, each boxed.
Estimate: £50 – £80
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LOT 1866
LOT 1866
Three Swarovski Crystal Inspiration Africa Annual Edition figures, comprising Elephant, dated 1993 (ear detached but present), Kudu, dated 1994 (both horns present, one reglued, one detached), and Lion, dated 1995 (one paw detached but present), together with a baby giraffe (one ear missing), a baby chimpanzee and a cheetah from the African Wildlife series, each boxed.
Estimate: £50 – £80
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LOT 1867
LOT 1867
A Swarovski Crystal Symbols Collection dog, circa 2006, designed by Anton Hirzinger, with white metal collar, together with three Swarovski Dalmatians, comprising a seated dog and two puppies, each boxed.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 1868
LOT 1868
A Whitefriars textured range mallet vase, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, shape No. 9818, in aubergine tint, original applied paper label, height 18cm (tiny nicks to top rim edge).
Estimate: £40 – £60
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LOT 1869
LOT 1869
A set of nine blue flashed and cut hock glasses, 20th century, detailed with strawberry diamond panels and starbursts, raised on hexagonal stems and star cut feet, height 18cm, together with four matching small circular bowls, eight lime green flashed and cut hock glasses in the style of Val St. Lambert, height 18cm, a pair of Stuart Queen's Golden Jubilee commemorative wine glasses, a glass mixing stick, a cut glass dome shaped shade and a Moser Alexandrite style angular bowl (minor faults).
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1870
LOT 1870
A set of seventeen hock wine glasses, probably Josephinenhütte, first half 20th century, each bowl with raised gilt floral swag decoration suspended from tied ribbon bows beneath a scale band, the blown stems with air teardrop detail, raised on similarly decorated circular feet, height 19.5cm.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1871
LOT 1871
A set of six enamelled and gilt hock wine glasses, probably Czechoslovakian, 20th century, the bowls enamelled in ruby with stylized flowers within foliate frames, all edged in gilding, the feet similarly decorated, height 21.5cm, together with a mixed collection of other Continental glasses, including four roemers, probably Theresienthal, of lime green tint with fruiting vine engraved bowls and ribbed stems and feet, height 20cm, a ruby flashed, engraved, cut and gilt liqueur set, comprising octagonal tray, diameter 26cm, decanter and stopper and six shot glasses, and a small group of other glass, including Moser style cabochon decorated pieces (minor faults).
Estimate: £120 – £180
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LOT 1872
LOT 1872
"A mixed group of craquelure ice glass, Bohemian or French, mid 19th century and later, including two jugs with ice reservoirs, a jug with cranberry tinted neck and wrythen moulded body, height 21cm, a similar smaller example with lime green tinted neck, three ice buckets and a moulded shade of domed shape (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."
Estimate: £70 – £100
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LOT 1873
LOT 1873
"An opalescent glass posy vase, probably John Walsh Walsh, late 19th century, of cranberry tinted trumpet shape raised on a twisted uranium stem and root shaped foot, height 21cm, together with a mixed group of glass, 19th century and later, including some in Arts and Crafts style, a Stuart type clear vase with clear trailing and crimped rim, height 13.5cm, a similar pair of smaller vases raised on circular feet, height 9cm, a fan shaped vase on star cut circular foot, a pink and white opalescent trumpet shaped vase, height 17cm, and two vases with haphazard green trailed decoration beneath clear rigaree collars, tallest 25cm. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."
Estimate: £120 – £180
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LOT 1874
LOT 1874
"A small group of polished air trap glass, probably Stourbridge, late 19th century, mostly with chevron patterns in a range of colours, including a caramel tinted two handled vase with amber handles, height 23cm, a similar cranberry tinted example, a pale blue example and a yellow tinted basket with overhead handle, together with a small group of similar moulded Continental glassware, including a green honeycomb pattern bulbous vase, height 10cm, and a group of pieces with mica and aventurine inclusions. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."
Estimate: £120 – £180
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LOT 1875
LOT 1875
An English cut glass water jug, mid 19th century, the horizontally step cut neck above vertical oval faceted panels, height 20cm, a similar example cut with arched panels and fans to the rim, on a scalloped edge foot, height 19.5cm, and a mixed group of other mostly 19th century table glass, including an oversize rummer engraved with a band of fruiting vine to the rim, height 19cm, a pair of boat shaped salts on lemon squeezer feet, a cut oval dish, length 23cm, a footed centrepiece of square shape and a toddy lifter. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1876
LOT 1876
"Six Loetz or Kralik Secessionist Krokodil ice glass jugs, designed 1903 by Koloman Moser, of barrel form with integrated handles, one of pale blue tint, height 19.3cm, the rest clear, height of tallest 21.3cm, unmarked.  Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."
Estimate: £120 – £180
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LOT 1877
LOT 1877
A Moser amethyst tint glass decanter jug and stopper, of flattened oval shape cut with abstract vertical facets, the stopper with angular detail, indistinct acid etched mark to base, height 20cm, a Moser type decanter and stopper in Eldor yellow colour formed of three faceted sections, height 21cm, a matching decanter and stopper of dark amber colour, a Moser faceted bowl and cover of pale amethyst tint, acid etched mark to base, diameter 17cm, and a small group of similar glassware, including six decanters and stoppers and a number of shot glasses. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.
Estimate: £200 – £300
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LOT 1878
LOT 1878
A small group of pink and white swirl glass, late 19th century, including a pair of circular baskets with clear thorny overhead handles, height 17.5cm, a pair of lobed vases on clear pulled feet, height 11.5cm, and a pair of onion necked vases, height 12.5cm, together with a mixed group of similar glass, 19th and 20th century, including a pair of pink ground spatter vases with mica detail, height 21cm, a pale blue glass five light candleholder with applied clear rigaree detail to the stem, height 29cm, two green craquelure ice glass vases and a pair of yellow spatter vases raised on clear pulled bases, height 22cm. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.
Estimate: £70 – £100
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LOT 1879
LOT 1879
"A pair of engraved and cut glass water carafes, 19th century, the bulbous bodies engraved with a band of fruiting vine between geometric banding beneath the notch cut hexagonal necks, star cut bases, height 21cm, two decanters and one stopper engraved with ferns, a Webb Corbett cut glass decanter and stopper with lobed base, height 25cm, a decanter with engraved 'BRANDY' inscription, a pair of vertical cut decanters and stoppers and a collection of other mostly cut glass decanters and some stoppers (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass."
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 1880
LOT 1880
A pink, white and clear glass posy vase, second half 19th century, in the style of Stevens & Williams, designed as two pink pinecone shaped posy holders cased in white supported on a clear wave shaped foliate stem, raised on a pink and white domed circular foot, height 20cm, a tulip shaped pale blue glass posy vase with threading to the exterior, raised on a uranium glass foliate foot, height 13cm, a Stevens & Williams jewelled glass bowl of dark amber tint with 'zipper' design, diameter 16cm, two clear jugs with threaded necks, tallest 18.5cm, and a large mixed group of 19th century and later decorative glass, including an olive green satin glass tulip vase with white combed wave decoration, height 16.5cm, three clear shell shaped posy holders raised on mirrored bases, a similar pink trailed mirrored base trumpet vase, cased, satin, cranberry and uranium glass. Provenance: from the collection of John and Poppy Stallebrass.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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