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Early 20th century Bristol blue claret jug with clear rope twist handle and diamond stopper, 9 in.

Victorian cranberry bowl wine glass with cut stem, similar glass with ogee bowl and hollow stem, amethyst tinted vases, Victorian paperweight vase, an

PAIR OF VICTORIAN LAVENDER WATER DISPLAY BOTTLES, the ovoid bodies with slice cut necks and spire stoppers and on broad star cut feet, 20 in.

1930s Webb (marked) spirit decanter and stopper, and a similar decanter. (2)

Silver mounted cut mallet shaped decanter, Birmingham 1964, and a similar spirit decanter, Birmingham 1975. (2)

Heavy cut mallet shaped decanter and a similar slice cut pedestal decanter. (2)

Damson tinted carnival glass two handled basket, 5 in.

Late Victorian decanter, pedestal bonboniere, and a square dish, press moulded with key and flower head borders, 9 in.

Stuart (marked) cut water jug, spirit decanter, and a similar decanter. (2)

Pair of early 20th century heavy cut bun shaped salt cellars.

Bohemian 1920s pink lamp shade of double octagonal form, decorated with a border of stylised flower heads on a black ground, marked 'Supastone&#...

1930s heavy boat shaped cut bowl, and a galleried pedestal cake stand. (2)

Webb Corbett table suite (marked) comprising six hocks, six clarets, six wines, six sherries, six spirit tots, and four ports; and five Tudor (marked)

Heavy cut bowl with saw tooth wavy rim, Stuart posy vase, pair of glasses engraved with sunflower and ferns, and four key pattern champagnes. (8)

Set of six vaseline glass ice cream plates, 7 in., and an amethyst tinted finger bowl.

Three Masonic firing glasses engraved by Tony Fisher, Leicester, 1980, signed, numbers 1, 2 and 3 of 3 only.

George Davidson Victorian basket, moulded with rose sprays on a basket weave ground with rope twist handles and rim, moulded lion mark, 6 in.

Part suite of Waterford crystal table glass.

THOMAS WEBB LIME OPALESCENT RUSTIC EPERGNE GARNITURE, the epergnes modelled as branches with opalescent posy holders, with a central fan shaped frille

Wine glass, c.1800, with plain teardrop stem on broad foot, engraved with a single flower stem and a bird in flight, 4 1/2 in.