A group of cut table glass, early 19th century and later, Anglo-Irish, comprising: a pair of decanters, each with a diamond-cut mushroom stopper and mallet-form body, 27cm high, a similar pair of 'Prussian'-type decanters, each with three applied neck rings and a slice-cut body, 25.5cm high, a glass 'piggin'-type sugar bowl, with integral fan-cut handles and an alternate diamond and pillar-cut body, 16.5cm diameter, and a pedestal sugar bowl, with alternate strawberry diamond and pillar-cut bands, raised on a capstan stem and radial star-cut foot, 14cm high (10) Provenance: The Collection of the late Rosemary and Theo Cutting. The items in this lot were on long-term loan to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, until 2023. Condition Report: Diamond cut decanters) Chips to the stopper pegs. Nibbles, frits and scratches to throughout - particularly to the cut sections and the widest points. Slice cut decanters) Nibbles, frits and scratches to the edges of the cut sections. Piggin type bowl) Expected small chips, nibbles and first to the cut sections throughout. Pedestal bowl) Small amount of first and nibbles for the type of glass and age. A small cullet spot to one of the clear pillars.