5 items with sterling and silverplate, including glass decanters, presentation boxes, cigarette case. 1st item: Art Nouveau

A GEORGIAN CUT GLASS DECANTER AND STOPPER with two silver labels, WHISKY, Edinburgh 1807 and CLARET, London

A lot of three antique inkwells. The first is a Whiting sterling inkwell with octagonal panel-cut glass body, early 20th c.,

English 18th/Early 19th Centuryunmarked.Height 8 1/2 inches.Provenance: Purchased Lyon & Turnbull, November 14th, 2018, Lot

Assembled set of Fenton emerald green glasses and pitcher, each Georgian pattern glass having molded thumbprint decoration,

Please note: small chip as shown - possibly by Clark - 9 1/2"

signed: Clark - please note: chip underneath the stopper, not noticeable when closed - 9 5/8"

This is two different decanters cut by the Libbey Glass Company. Both are signed. The smaller decanter is cut in the Jewel

14" tall

Vintage molded green glass decanter

This beautiful cut glass pair of matched decanters are attributed to L. Straus & Sons, New York. They are entirely cut with

American Brilliant pair of Libbey cut glass decanters in the rare Mary pattern patented by W.C. Anderson on April 5, 1904.