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Archive of Sold Items
Objects which have passed through our hands in recent times.
While this page does not have everything we have sold - by a large margin - it does comprise some of the more interesting, rare and unusual pieces we have handled. It also contains some 'standard' pieces, the type of which we would always be pleased to buy if they were offered to us.
1159 - A fine heavy baluster goblet
This is a fine example of a heavy baluster wine goblet. It is an early... Date: c.1705
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1165 A Composite Stem Wine Glass
This English drinking glass has a rounded funnel bowl resting on a triple annulated knop... Date: c.1750
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4005 A Fine Cut Glass Claret Jug
This is a striking and important cut glass claret jug. It has an almost standard... Date: c.1870
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4025 A Prussian Decanter with Mushroom Stopper
This is a good classic Georgian decanter with three neck rings, panel-cut shoulders, fluted base... Date: c.1810
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4041 An Irish Mahogany Coaster
There can be little doubt that this coaster was made in Ireland, as it exhibits... Date: c.1820
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4044 A Patent Lever 2-Part Corkscrew
The 2-part lever corkscrew was first invented in the early 1850s, and a rash of... Date: c.1870
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4047 A Rectangular Wine Label for CAPE
Small and relatively lightweight wine labels (of which there are many) are not usually of... Date: c.1830
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4060 A Plain Tapered Decanter witha Scalloped Stopper
In many ways, this is my favourite model of decanter which is reasonably often available... Date: c.1780
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4071 A Georgian Ship's Decanter with Cut Decoration.
This is not just a ship's decanter, but an excellent and genuine Georgian example in... Date: c.1800
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4073 A Fine Initial Silver-Gilt Wine Label for 'M'
Initial wine labels became very popular in the opening years of the 19th century, having...
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4074 A magnificent MAGNUM Claret Jug
This is a fine and impressive magnum claret jug. It is of 'prussian' shape, but... Date: c.1820
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4081 A Fine Early Shaft & Globe Decanter
The Shaft and globe form was hugely popular in the 19th century from about 1845,... Date: c.1720 - 1740
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4087 A Pottery Bin Label for NOYEAU
Thos bin label is of rounded coathanger shape, and has an all-over cream glaze with... Date: c.1850
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4098 A Pair of Cut Shaft & Globe Decanters
This is a fine pair of early Victorian shaft & globe decanters, being of solid... Date: c.1850 - 60
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4107 A Fine Early Shaft & Globe Engraved Decanter
This is a truly delightful small decanter - it holds just a half-pint or about... Date: c.1730
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4110 A Two-Ring Plain Prussian Decanter
This is just a classic! The plain shape - ideal for pouring wine - married... Date: c.1800
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4112 & 5023 A Very Fine PAIR of MAGNUM Cut Glass Claret Jugs
This truly is a magnificent pair of claret jugs of magnum capacity each. We were... Date: c.1860 - 80
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4120 A Mahogany Bottle Cradle or Slope
This delightful and rare bottle cradle is designed to hold a single bottle at an... Date: c.1800
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4122 An Unusual Coopered Brass-Bound Mahogany Coaster/Cooler
This is a one-off! As you may see, it is a small mahogany brass-bound cylinder... Date: c.1860
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5005 A Very Fine Magnum Taper Decanter
As I brought this home yesterday,(well, it was yesterday when I wrote that) I said... Date: c.1800
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5009 A Rare Glass WIne Funnel
While silver wine funnels are often seen, examples in glass are really quite rare. Glass... Date: c.1750- 60
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5010 A Finely Engraved Ship's Decanter
Antique ship's decanters, as many will know, are decidedly difficult to find, but even as... Date: c.1808
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5018 A Continental Taper Decanter with Heart Stopper
This late 18th century decanter follows an English pattern but the decoration puts it elsewhere.... Date: c.1780
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9522 A pair of silver-mounted claret jugs
This pair of claret jugs have glass bodies cut all over with hobnails in graduated... Date: 1898
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9554 A fine and rare Charles Hull 'Presto' corkscrew
This is a fine example of a rare and collectable corkscrew by Charles Hull. The... Date: c.1865
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9596 A Blue and White Overlay Decanter & Stopper
This is a fine English decanter of c.1860 and possibly made by the distinguished firm... Date: c.1860
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9605 A turquoise and amber flask
This is a pretty claret flask or jug of pale turquoise colour. The twisted handle... Date: c.1880
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9650 A Papier Mache Double Coaster Boat
This papier mache double coaster boat is a delightful rarity. The actual coasters are very... Date: c.1790
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9718 A Rare and Fine Champagne Bottle Holder
This is a fine and very practical rarity. The sterling silver bottle holder hinges open... Date: 1890
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9718 A Rare and Fine Champagne Bottle Holder
This is a fine and very practical rarity. The sterling silver bottle holder hinges open... Date: 1890
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9779 An Opaque Twist Wine Glass
This is a good example of a double series opaque twist wine glass. The stem... Date: c.1760
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9844 A Silver-mounted Champagne Decanter
This is a half-bottle champagne decanter with a silver mount simulating the foil and 'cork'... Date: 1895
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9878 A Sterling Silver Soda Siphon Coaster
Soda water and other carbonated drinks became very popular at the end of the 19th... Date: 1910
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9885 A Mahogany 6-Bottle Wine Tray or Carrier
Wine trays or carriers were used to take bottles from the cellar to the dining... Date: c.1820
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9889 A Rare Set of 14 Pottery 'Coathanger' Bin Numbers
This is a very rare part set of bin numbers. Most bin numbers are circular and... Date: c.1860
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9890 A Belle Epoch Champagne Tap
This is the least usual form of champagne tap which allows a glass of bubbly... Date: c.1890
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9895 A Good Simple 'Prussian' Decanter
The ultimate practical decanter? Perhaps, yes! The body is a broad taper/Indian club form with three... Date: c.1800
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9898 A Collection of Bin Numbers
Bin Numbers were used in large cellars and commercially where there were a regular turnover... Date: c.1890
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9898 A Part Set Of Circular Bin Numbers
Bin numbers were usually made circular and about 3" (75mm) diameter. They were particualrly popular... Date: c.1890
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9901 A Very Rare English Silver Wine Taster
English wine tasters made before the 20th century are very rare - quite unlike their... Date: 1801
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9903 A Brown Overlay Decanter & Stopper
This is a tall tapered decanter flashed with a very unusual shade of pale brown.... Date: c.1860
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9919 Two Small Bin Labels for Port & Madeira
These are two unusual bin lables from a set. One bears the legend '2 MADEIRA',... Date: c.1850
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9927 A Fine Set of 6 Silver Wine Labels
This is a fine set of 6 wine labels made in 1828 by Charles Reily... Date: 1828
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9929 A Charming Wheel Engraved Blue Carafe
Most mid-19th. century coloured decanters fall into one of about 3 standard patterns, but this... Date: c.1860
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9932 A Fine and Rare Corkscrew with a Silver Gilt Handle
This a very fine and beautiful corkscrew which has a silver-gilt handle in the form... Date: 1829
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9935 A Very Rare 4-bottle Mahogany Bottle Tray
Mahogany Bottle or decanter trays are very rare, and this is a particularly good example... Date: c.1790
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9947 A Rare Early Roundlet Silver-gilt Corkscrew
Roundlet corkscrews are a fine invention which enable a corkscrew to be taken apart and... Date: 1865
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9950 A Simple T Corkscrew by Robert Jones & Son
This is a simple antique T corkscrew. Although it is bereft of any embellishments, it... Date: c.1860
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9958 A Very Rare Pink Lustre Spode Bin Label for Bronte
This is an extremely rare pottery bin label for Bronte, and one which provokes activity... Date: c.1830
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9965 A Small Sikes's Hydrometer with tables
For the purpose of levying duty and tax, it was necessary for Customs and Excise... Date: c.1890
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