GLASS

A Simonet Frères cobalt glass vase c1925. Henri Dieupart designed this fantastic example of Art Deco glass. He trained as a sculptor before moving into design and this piece does have a sensational sculptural quality. The form is that of curling fern fronds but reminds me of The Chrylser Building!

Bristol Blue finger bowls c1820. These beautiful Regency pieces are hand blown with ground pontil marks. We have a matched set of six of these sold separately.

A beautiful, interesting and rare pair of very well engraved glasses c1830. Of very simple form with a band of Chinoiserie engraving to the top, they are from the late Regency period at the height of the Brighton Pavilion Chinoiserie fashion. We have never seen such a fine pair of glasses decorated in this manner.

A Verlys France topaz glass bowl c1930. Verlys specialized in this shade of glass and this piece has the great lines common to Art Deco glass.

An Etling moulded glass vase c1930. Etling specialized in this finish of a frosted surface with contrasting polished reserves.

A Bristol Blue cream jug c1820. Small jugs are rare in this Regency type of glass and this is a perfect survival.

A large Daum of Nancy Art Deco cut and etched vase c1930. Daum is one of the few French art glass firms to survive into the present day and this is a sensational and larger example of their Art Deco output of superb quality.

An exceptionally fine quality Regency period cut glass bowl c1815. Originall used as a rinser for wine glasses at the table they make fine finger bowls, dessert bowls, or any other use you can think of! (We have four matching.)

A Bristol Blue regency period footed serving bowl c1820. Beautiful lines to this rare example of a serving bowl most likely for dessert or custards. SOLD

A beautiful cut glass mid Victorian tazza c1860. Flared bowl with deeply faceted edges, cut lozenges and engraved decoration. Very practical and in perfect condition.