A Stuart 'Spider' Cocktail Set

comprising shaker and five harlequin glasses, etched and enamelled with spiders, webs and butterflies, white metal mounts, acid stamped factory marks and orginal paper label, circa 1935, 8 1/2in (22cm).

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A Stuart 'Medallion Cameo' Bowl

the cameo of white cut through to pink with an unusual view of sail boats in a rough sea, on a brilliant cut ground, marked PATENT, circa 1888, 5in (12.5cm) wide.

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A 19th Century Stourbridge Glass Flask

very well engraved with a scene of a fox hunt, circa 1880, 19cm high.

A pair of John Walsh Walsh Low Tazzae

each with glass buds, Birmingham gilt metal mounts, 6in (15.5cm) approx. (2)

A Vase by C Herbert Thompson

cut and enamelled with 'famille rose' style motifs, c 1890, 9 1/2in (23.5cm)

A Walsh Walsh Art Nouveau Tazza

the bowl formed as a stylised lily flower on top of a metal stem applied with glass lily buds, the bowl and foot applied with amethyst trails, c.1890, width 11in (28cm) height 12in (30cm) approx

A Clutha glass vase for James Couper of Glasgow,

designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, late 19th Century, 4in high approx. by 41/2in wide at base. The base has the James Couper etched mark 'designed by Dr. C. Dresser.

A photograph of the mark can be found on the DETAILS page (link at the top of the page.

Many pieces of glass are 'attributed' to Dr Dresser but very few are marked as being designed by him.

A Richardsons 'Rich Cameo' Vase

the blue cameo cut through to clear with lilies on a planished ground, acid cut mark to base.

Part of our selling exhibition 'Fragile Flowers' click on Exhibtion to commence veiwing.

A Stourbridge cased glass biscuit barrel,

the cranberry coloured outer layer 'hobnail' cut through to clear, silver plated mounts and cover, late 19th Century, the glass 6in high. £625

H.G. Richardson of Stourbridge, A Glass Cinerary Urn and Cover

the two colour glass gilded with 'To our fallen Brave,' within a ribbon cartouche and dated Crimea 1855 on the green base, very rare, 8in (20cm) £850

A Stourbridge glass 'Rainbow' pitcher (jug)

English, c.1875, 8 3/4in (22cm) high approx.

A boxed set of Walsh Walsh 'Harlequin' cocktail glasses

in fitted case complete with Cockrel (Cock-Tail) sticks in mother of pearl, all glasses signed, c.1925. £1250

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