Fine Art Catalogue Sale - F80526

1: A large Emille Gallé cameo glass vase c.1900, of tapering trumpet form with slightly everted rim,

2: An opaline and apple green glass three branch epergne c.1910, with central elongated trumpet form vase with opaline wavy rim,

3: A pair of Bohemian glass blue cased vases late 19th century, the elongated crocus form bowls with petal cut rims,

4: A George II wine glass circa 1750, drawn and flared trumpet form bowl above a tapering stem enclosing an acorn form bubble,

5: An 18th century double series air twist wine glass the round funnel bowl on a stem with two spiral threads around a central white tw...

6: An 18th century airtwist ale glass the elongated funnel bowl etched with the surname 'Major' above the associated greyhound family c.

7: An Islamic antique green soda glass bottle 18th / early 19th century, the body of flattened ovoid form with kicked-up base with pontil,

8: A Victorian glass dump by John Kilner of Wakefield, green glass with finely blown leaping bubbles, 4in. (10.2cm.) high,

9: A pair of late-Georgian straight cut decanters c.1830, with panel and prismatic cut necks,

10: A pair of Victorian moulded glass decanters mid-19th century, of mallet form,

11: An early 19th century small wine glass the bowl of drawn trumpet form, on a plain foot with ground pontil,

12: An English pearlware chestnut basket and stand c.1800, of navette form,

13: An 18th century English porcelain saucer probably Worcester, decorated with Continental style sprays of flowers and foliage,

14: Two Royal Worcester figures circa 1887, by James Hadley, comprising a young girl playing a tambourine and a boy minstrel with banjo,

15: A Continental blue scale ground vase and cover in the manner of first period Worcester 19th century, probably Samson,

16: A Royal Worcester pot pourri of compressed ovoid form, chrysanthemum sprays over a blush ivory ground,

17: A large and unusual collection of Victorian and Edwardian hand vases English and Continental,

18: A Pinxton large coffee can and saucer c.1800, the cylindrical can with moulded scroll handle and impressed cursive letter 'P' to base

19: An 18th century stoneware Westerwald ale jug drum form upper section with horizontal combed decoration with manganese glaze above a...

20: A first period Worcester sauce boat c.1780, of shallow fluted form, interior decorated with the 'Doughnut Tree' pattern,