An antique Egyptian-style painted bowl with ‘Eye of Horus, 18th Dynasty-style, probably early 20th Century, wheel-thrown ceramic and painted to resemble blue-green faience, the tondo with a large Eye of Horus within a circular frame. D: 5 7/8 in (15cm), H: 2 1/8 in (5.5cm). Intact, rim chip; a grey terracotta goblet with inscription on inside, H: 4 2/3 in (11.9cm); a blue vessel with a tall neck decorated with threading and three glass berries applied to the round body, H: 5 2/5 in (13.8cm); an attractive light blue vessel with all four sides deeply pinched, H: 5 2/3 in (14.4cm); a blue vessel with a rounded body slightly ribbed and a concave base. The neck is short and stout with an attractive ribbon handle applied, H: 4 7/8 in (12.3cm); a blue glass vessel with a tall neck and body pinched in around the body. The neck and body are decorated with rearing cobras, H: 6 1/8 in (15.6cm); a yellow glass vessel with black spotting, H: 6 2/5 in (16.3cm); a green vessel with a rounded body, constricted neck and spouted mouth, H: 4 1/5 in (10.6cm); a yellow glass vessel with ribbed body and spouted mouth, H: 5 1/2 in (14cm); a glass amphora and pendant base, H: 5 1/4 in (13.3 cm)

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