GLASS

A pair of cut Regency liqueur glasses c1820. Very finely engraved glasses ideal for port.

A Regency claret jug c 1820. A veru fine jug with deep engraving and original stopper.

A suite of French etched glasses c1890. A fine large set delicately decorated with flowers and scrolls. There are eight sets each of three sizes of glass: water, wine and licqueur.

An early Victorian water jug c1840. A good large jug practical and handsome.

A fine enamel twist stem glass c1765. A double series inner corkscrew twist with a rare "Lynn" pattern bowl.

An enamel twist stem glass c1765. Beautiful of stem with two pairs of spiral threads and a trumpet bowl.

A continental bell bowl glass c1750. The simplicty and elegance of this glass are superb.

An English comport c1750. Extremely plain this beautiful object is a wonderful survivour. It has a Silesian which was popular throughout the first half of the 18th century.

A rare George IV th period cut glass cream jug c1820. This beautiful example of the glass makers craft has a beautiful faceted splayed foot and deeply engraved panel sides.

A pair of deeply cut glass serving dishes c1890. Of Regency revival in shape these are a still wonderfully practical pair of objects. The Edwardians reinvented many late Georgian decorative objects particularly the Sheraton style of furniture and Regency glass.