Fine Glass and British Ceramics 2025-11-19 Auction - 246 Price Results - Bonhams in England
Fine Glass and British Ceramics
A remarkable Venetian latticinio plate or charger, late 17th century
The Order of the Thistle: an exceptional Beilby enamelled opaque twist ale glass, circa 1765
A rare Beilby enamelled Masonic tumbler, circa 1768
Done
Knightsbridge, England, United Kingdom
Auction Details

Fine Glass and British Ceramics

Bonhams are pleased to present their latest Fine Glass and British Ceramics auction. Highlights include an exceptional Beilby enamelled ale glass with the Order of the Thistle (lot 42), a rare Masonic tumbler (lot 47) and a Chelsea asparagus tureen and cover (lot 185). The sale also boasts the collection of Anton Gabszewicz (lots 121-180), esteemed scholar and specialist at Christie's for many years, and a private collection of Royal Crown Derby featuring examples by Désiré Leroy (lots 223-242).

Viewing the sale in our Montpelier Street rooms in Knightsbridge will be possible from 16th-18th November.

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Ghislaine Howard
Sale Coordinator
Tel: +44 20 7393 3825
Ghislaine.Howard@bonhams.com

Anna Burnside
Head of Sale
Tel: +44 20 7468 8246
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Jim Peake
Head of Department
Tel: +44 20 7468 8244
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SOLD
A façon de Venise wine glass, second half 17th century: A façon de Venise wine glass, second half 17th century Low Countries or possibly English, the delicate conical bowl with a solid base, set on two collars above a hollow quatrefoil knop resting
Est.
£1,000
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£1,500
SOLD
A Bohemian engraved wine glass, early 18th century: A Bohemian engraved wine glass, early 18th century the rounded bowl decorated with two oval panels flanked by stylised sprays of fruit, one panel depicting an arm emerging from a cloud, holding a
Est.
£600
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£800
SOLD
A 'Shaft and Globe' serving bottle, circa 1720-30: A 'Shaft and Globe' serving bottle, circa 1720-30 In clear glass, the slightly compressed bulbous body with a long tapering neck with an everted rim, with a 'kick-up' base, 23cm high Footnotes: A
Est.
£700
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£1,000
SOLD
A good baluster goblet, circa 1720: A good baluster goblet, circa 1720 The generous round funnel bowl with a solid base enclosing a tear, resting on a half knop, the stem with a cushion knop above a wide teared inverted baluster, the
Est.
£700
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£900
A good heavy baluster goblet, circa 1710-15: A good heavy baluster goblet, circa 1710-15 The round funnel bowl solid at the base, on a stem with a wide teared angular knop and basal ball knop, over a folded conical foot, 17.7cm high Footnotes:
Est.
£1,500
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£2,000
Lot Passed