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French Nast Porcelain Jug
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Souvenir goblet A Regency period souvenir goblet c1820. This charming object is engraved "From Birmingham" which, prior to the Industrial Revolution, was a very different city than today! Of a large size this could have been used for celery or flowers. |
$1195.00 |
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A pair of cordial decanters. An exceptionally rare pair of Regency Cordial decanters c1825. Each decanter has three sections each with it's own stopper. Different cordials could be kept in each section and mixed to your own preference. Beautiful deeply cut decoration and faceted stoppers. |
$2985.00 |
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Regency Claret Jug A Regency panel and step cut claret jug c1820. A handsome object found on every Gentleman's table, now ideal for water or decanted wine. |
$1295.00 |
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Pair of Regency decanters A Pair of Regency decanters c1810. Hard to find serviving pairs from this period and these have fine wheel cut decoration. |
$1095.00 |
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Pair of custard cups A pair of Regency custards cups c1820. These small single handed cups where actually originally intended for consommé by the French but once the form found its way to England they were used more for custard-and-liqueur desserts and syllabubs. |
$330.00 |
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Late Victorian Engraved goblet A superb late Victorian two handled engraved goblet. A real triumph of the glass makers art the stem has the inclusion of a silver threepence coin dated 1883. The body is finely engraved with a spray of flowers on one side and the name Mary Alice Hall on the other. |
$1295.00 |
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William IV Period Cut Glass Decanter A fine and good sized WIlliam IV period cur glass decanter c1830. Finely facetted neck with a cushion cut band around the waist of the decanter. Cut "lemon squeezer" base with the original stopper in good condition. |
$985.00 |
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Georgian punch bowl A Georgian glass punch bowl c1750. A rare survival, punch was widely consumed in the Georgian period and it was a gentleman's duty to mix it at the table. Silver punch bowls are much more common than glass ones. |
$2985.00 |
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French leech jar A French leech jar c1780. Leeches were used for bleeding by doctors until the late 18th century. A muslin cover would prevent the beasts escaping. Interestingly the leech is making a post modern comeback in microsurgery where it is used to stimulate blood flow. |
$795.00 |
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Regency Period Cut Glass Rummer A wonderful panel cut and engraved Regency period rummer c1810. A fine glass in perfect condition. |
$345.00 |
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