Jeff & Pauline Glass sell an assortment of antiques from the 18th Century to the Art Deco period,
featuring 18th Century Wine Glasses, Moorcroft & European Porcelain, Lalique & Gallé glass, Silver etc.
Jeff & Pauline are in attendance Monday to Saturday 10.30am -5.30pm at:
ENQUIRIES
WINE GLASSES
The Ginnel Antiques Centre
The Ginnel, Harrogate, North Yorkshire HG1 2RB, UK
The Red House Antiques Centre
Duncombe Place, York, North Yorkshire, YO1 2EF, UK.
Bourbon Hanby
11 Sydney Street, Chelsea, London SW3 6NT, UK.
Montpelier Antiques Centre
The Mews, Harrogate, North Yorkshire HG1 2TQ UK
UK Mobile:
+44 (0)7766 837 192 or +44 (0)7766 837 142
E-mail: pauline.glass@btinternet.com
SOLD
Jacobite Georgian firing glass engraved with a 6-petal rose.This glass, which is in perfect condition, comes from the well-known Thomas Collection
Date: c. 1745
Height: 3 ¾"
Ref: A006
Price: £395
Only 21 ever made in this colour.
Dated 1924.
The figure is 10" high x 7.5" diameter.
It is in excellent condition.
Ref. No. Z 129
Price: £995 Sterling
Also 'tear' drop in the smaller Knop to the base. In perfect condition.
Height: 6 ½"
Ref: A005
Price: £795
c. 1925.
Height: 5" x Diameter 6.5"
The vase has a blue background and is in excellent condition.
Ref. No. Z126
Price: £585 Sterling
a multi-spiral air twist stem with shoulder and basalknops.
Height: 6.5"
Dated c. 1750.
In excellent condition.
Ref: No. Z099.
Price: £485 Sterling
c. 1930.
Height 5" x Diameter 6".
The Vase is in excellent condition.
Ref. No. Z048.
Price: £1250 Sterling
Bohemian Glass Vase c. 1920-30.
Size: Height 8½” Width at Top: 6”
Condition: Excellent/Perfect
Ref: Z067
Price: £235 sterling
In the early 19 th Century, three gentleman chemists challenged Venitian glass supremacy. They were Freiderich Egermann and the Counts Buquoy and Harrach. Their discoveries eventually led to more affordable, fine quality coloured glass at a price acceptable to glass collectors and the public alike, now known as 'Bohemian Glass'.
By the 1860's a real industry was established of about 100 glass huts (factories) employing roughly 40,000 people. The well known colours of ruby (deep red), cranberry (lighter red), amber, cobalt (blue), green, violet and so on, were hugely popular, not just in the local markets of Prague, Munich, Vienna and Berlin, but with tourists (many British) craving a souvenir.
"Pantaloon" Figure manufactured by the Nymphenburg Porcelain Factory in c.1890. Height: 6 inches
Condition: Very good.
Ref: No. A 015
Price: £485 Sterling
This figure is one of the "Commedia dell'Arte" set, designed by Franz Anton Bustelli for the Nymphenburg Porcelain Factory c. 1760, when it first appeared in the factory records. The Nymphenburg porcelain factory was founded in 1747.
Size: Height 13½“ Base 4¾“
Condition: Excellent/Perfect Ref: Z141
Price: £495 sterling
In 1879 Philipp Rosenthal established his first porcelain painting workshop at castle Schloss Erkersreuth. In 1891 he started to manufacture his own porcelain and in 1917 opened his first outlet in the city of Berlin. They are now part of the Waterford/Wedgewood Group. The company ethos is: “Beauty and Perfection to the Highest Standards” The figurine of a beautiful young lady dressed in a Pierrot Outfit is a fabulous example of their work from the 1920's.
This vase is from the Art Nouveau period by Emile Gall é with three colour decoration.
Condition: Excellent
Date: c. 1900. Height: 10 ½"
Price: £1,750
Sterling Ref. 2045
Beswick Bay Stallion – Porcelain Beswick was founded by James Wright Beswick in 1894. He ran the factory with his sons, John & Gilbert. In 1969 the factory was purchased by Royal Doulton. Royal Doulton ceased making all Beswick products in 2002.
Size: Height 6¾” Condition: Excellent/Perfect Manufactured: c. 1960
Ref: Z149
Price: £55 sterling
Beswick Bay Foal with White Front Socks – Porcelain 1960. Size: Height 4½“ Condition: Excellent/Perfect Ref: Z150 Price: £35 sterling
(Laying down Foal – SOLD).
Pair of Flamingos in Porcelain made by Austrian Factory Keramos c. 1930
Size: Height: 12” Width 6½” Condition: Excellent/Perfect
Ref: Z111
Price: £395 sterling
A superb pair of porcelain flamingoes signed 'Keramos, Made in Austria'. Made by the Vienna Ceramic and Porcelain Manufactory Wolf & Co. (1920-39).
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