c.1885 BURTLES & TATE VASELINE OPALESCENT PRESSED GLASS SWAN A fine pressed glass posy vase in the form of a swan, with a Vaseline and pale citron opalescent tint. CONDITION: very light age and use wear; undamaged; mould definition very good; highly reactive to UV/Blacklight - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Made by Burtles & Tate, the base with relief registration number "20086" for 8 January 1885. 3¾in/9.5cm high, A little under 4¾in/12.1cm long.  

UNUSUAL c.1890 PRESSED GLASS "STAFFORDSHIRE" FIGURE An unusual and attractive Staffordshire type figure group in salmon pink pressed glass. The moulded group features a young shepherd with a recorder similar musical instrument, a recumbent sheep, and a seated shepherdess, between the two young people is a cornucopia shaped spill holder. The figures, and holder are embellished with gilt and colour highlights, the base is enhanced with a fine gilt line. CONDITION: one very small nick to the base; light rubbing to the decoration; no cracks, hairlines or bruising - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Circa 1890-1900, unmarked, probably French; this is a type of pressed glass the vendor has never seen before. 6½in/16.5cm high, 4in/10.2cm wide.  

c.1900 FLINT PRESSED GLASS HOMILY DISH A charming flint glass dish, with the bead pattern homily "A Good Name Is Better Than Riches". The bowl is further embellished with a central beaded star and moulded blaze pattern, as well as a beaded rim. CONDITION: rough mould edge below the rim; undamaged; mould definition good. - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Circa 1900, possibly a little earlier, unmarked but quite possibly Thomas Kidd, Holt Town Glass works. 5in/12.7cm diameter.  

c.1880 SOWERBY PATTERN # 1828 QUEENS IVORY DOUBLE SWAN VASE A delightful, finely moulded, oval vase, on a double groove platform base above four peg feet. The ends of the vase feature swans with open area bowed heads, spread wings, and open area legs. The front and back are decorated in relief with rushes, water lilies, bank vegetation and a spreading tree. CONDITION: restoration to a chip on one swan's neck; mould lines (not damage) to the tip of one corner; minor age and use wear; no further flaws - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Circa 1880, pattern number 1828, relief marked to the base with the Sowerby Peacock. 3in/7.6cm at highest point, 5in/12.7cm long.  

RARE 1880s BLUE VITRO PORCELAIN GRYPHON VASE WITH GILDING An excellent blue vitro porcelain, classical shape vase, with a fluted rim, interlocking thick and thin V pattern neck, and rounded pedestal base. Central to the vase is a trio of "Gryphons" - heads and wings of a swan and body of a lion - joined by chains and neck rings. The chains and rings are picked out with very rare gilding, and the vase has a further line of gilding around the bottom of the fluted rim; there are remains of additional gilding to several other parts of the vase. CONDITION: one or two very small nicks; small filled in air hole on the relief band above the Gryphons heads; some age and use wear; no cracks or hairlines; very good mould definition - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. 1880s, attributed to Sowerby, but according to Raymond Slack more likely to be by Edward Moore & Co., South Shields. 6¾in/17.1cm high.  

c.1880 SOWERBY QUEENS WARE TRIFORM BOWL, DOLPHIN FEET An arresting Queens Ware triform bowl, relief moulded with large stylised blooms and raised on three dolphin feet. CONDITION: some light age and use wear, some particle specks embedded in the body; no damage found; mould definition good; highly reactive to UV/Blacklight - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Circa 1880, relief moulded Sowerby mark to the interior, round version of the same bowl #1544 can be found in the 1882 Sowerby catalogue. Height circa 5in/12.7cm, width circa 5¾in/14.6cm.  

ATTRACTIVE OLD PRESSED GLASS PEACOCK DISH A very pretty, clear pressed glass dish formed as a well defined, three dimensional peacock with the tail display creating a relief pattern around the bowl. CONDITION: undamaged - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Difficult to date, a 1920s or 30s dateline is suggested, marked "R - I". 5½in/14cm diameter.  

PAIR OF OLD POSSIBLY PORTIEUX PRESSED WHITE MILK GLASS WINE RUMMERS A good pair of bucket shaped rummers with knopped stems on plain bases. The bodies have stippled surfaces and are decorated with swirling relief patterns between upper and lower bands of bead and sheaf designs. CONDITIONS: light age and use wear; undamaged - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Possibly by Portieux France, suggested dateline first quarter C20th. 5½in/14cm high.  

EARLY C20th PAIR POSSIBLY PORTIEUX OPALINE PRESSED GLASS WINE GOBLETS A very elegant pair of wine goblets with cup shaped bowls on knopped tems and conical feet. CONDITION: slight age and use wear only - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Quite probably Portieux, first quarter C20th; 6½in/16.5cm high.