Victorian Date-Lined Glass (c.1840-c.1900)

Each of the bowls is of tulip shape and is engraved with trails of foliage and flowers intertwined with and suspended from a formal hatched border. Height 15.2 cms.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, leeches were kept by doctors and apothecaries and used for blood-letting. Dating from circa 1820-1850, this piece can be identified by its shape and distinctive everted lip.

A lovely Victorian era bristol blue coloured internally ribbed glass hyacinth vase.

This item is a cranberry glass biscuit jar. This application is also found on the lid. The neck has a multitude of 'flea bites' where the lid has been replaced a little too roughly. Its been used and is still readily fit for purpose and of course.beautiful, irrespective!

Here we have a pair of beautiful Victorian green glass vases, each with floral decoration. Trinity Treasures.

HAS GROUND OUT PONTIL MARK.

Stunning pair of very high quality posy vases from the Victorian era. Probably from Stourbridge although we bought them as Nazeing glass many years ago. This glass is of the very highest quality with amazing clarity and delicate colouring.

Pair of Handpainted Victorian opaline glass vases. White opaline glass with handpainted floral and cameo decoration in pink/blue/orange/green and gold. Amber glass footed vases with spiralled decoration for handles and top edge. No chips, cracks or stains but gilding and hand painting show signs of some wear.

Victorian uranium glass piano insulator,a cogwheel type,overall condition is good with some rough areas nothing major,to be expected for glass of this age,size 3 inch x 2 inch high,free uk Post ....thank you

The decanter of near globular bodied form, it is characteristic moulding, with a central columnar stem with a rope twist ring annulation and high set loop moulded handles.

Would make a lovely flower vase. I am not an expert. to the best of my ability. There may be the odd blemish which i have not.

Very tall white opaque glass vase. The vase features a very deeply scalloped top edge. Gold decoration to top and bottom with tiny dots, central decorative centre design on front in deep blue and gold pain, finished with sequins and four turquoise beads forming a cross.

Victorian etched fluted Epergne. ART NOUVEAU. Stand - brass/bronze - please see photos. Fluted, etched glass and stand in very good condition. There is a very slight, tiny smooth 'sliver' on the fluted edge of the glass which is hardly noticeable and could be a pontil mark. Entire height - 23cm.

WEIGHING 83.7G. HAVING A POLISHED PONTIL MARK. THE BOWL ITSELF APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN MADE TO LOOK LIKE IT HAS LIQUID IN IT. NO IDEA OF AGE.

Baccarat vase featuring acorns c.1890 approx. 25cm tall. It has some chips around the foot underneath, as seen in the last photos, but they don't show at all when the vase is standing.

Victorian trumpet vase in fantastic condition with no issues chips or cracks. With some uranium content. Please take a look at my other glass listed

Antique Victorian glass wine rinser to be placed on the table to facilitate changes of wine during courses.

A stunning set of 6 Victorian Cranberry Glasses. Each glass measures 7.4cms (2-7/8”) tall. Perfect Condition. Picture 3 showing the matching items I am also selling which is not included in this sale. Thanks for looking.

FOUR 19th CENTURY, HAND BLOWN DRINKING GLASSE'S, WITH PETAL CUT BOWL, THEY HAVE A GROUND AND POLISHED PONTIL MARK, AND HOLD 50ML APPROX.

Two Vaseline glass epergne trumpets. The shorter one is approx. 16cm long with a 2cm stem. The longer one approx, 20cm with a 0.5cm stem. Both in good condition. The fatter one looks chipped on the end but is smooth. I think it's just the way it's been finished.

Stunning heavy drinking glass with Mr Smith and flowers cut into it.has a polished out pontil. Excellent condition

Wonderful pair of large antique crackle glass tazzas. This superb pair of tazzas does I believe date to the late Victorian period. Each standing 14cm in height with a bowl radius of 20cm they are made by a process that gives a wonderful crackle ice appearance to the glass. The delicate petal edged bowls are finished with gilding to edges mirrored with a double band of gilding to the beautifully shaped stems. These truly are an absolutely beautiful pair of antique tazzas, in excellent undamaged condition that would be perfect for wedding centre pieces or a beautiful addition to a table display. Please study photos carefully as they form part of description and please message with any questions.

This is a Mary Gregory type green glass jug. It is in very good condition. It measures approximately 4 inches tall with a lovely picture of a girl on it.

The book gives a good grounding in the complex subject of collecting nineteenth century British glass. Designers include, Christopher Dresser, TG Jackson, Joseph Leicester, John Northwood, Harry Powell, George Walton, Philip Webb, whilst skilled workers include, Joshua Hodgetts, Frederick Kny, William Fritsche, and George & Thomas Woodall.

6 Glass Pestles, seem to be Victorian?., Smooth stirring Ends (stirrer end shaped smooth when glass still hot and soft). Length of longest 4.5" / 115mm, shortest 3.5" / 90mm.

Four Victorian Bristol?. Green Glass Small Wine Sherry Port Glasses 19th C.

There are no markings on the dish to identify it as Greener or 302199 but I have seen the pattern identified as such on a knowledgable internet glass forum. Henry Greener slag glass basket or pierced dish.

Charming period penny lick glass in great vintage condition. No damage but has the usual manufacturing flaws and inclusions. Measures approx 3 inches high. Postage at cost signed for. Many thanks!

Beautiful Hand painted blue glass biscuit barrel. Silver Plated handle and lid.

10cm tall 5.5 cm wide

A pair of victorian/edwardian hollow stemmed champagne glasses Approximately 4.5 inches high No chips or cracks Only a couple of tiny scratches on the bowl of one that I can see.

An early/mid-Victorian period 'penny lick' ice cream glass.

With a fluted wavy rim. There is a wide foot with knopped stem. Under the foot is polished. The glass itself has a Greyish colour to it. bubble wrap,Brownpaper and tape. 'green' (and also to save money!).

ONE PRESSED GLASS BLUE SHOES 1/2 NIBBLES ON EDGE OTHERWISE IN GOOD CONDITION HENCE LOW PRICE

Apparently its a piece from a table centre, cranberry glass epergne, of the Victorian period. This is one such basket. Over and above this the item is totally useless except as a piece of social history.