Harbridge May 12th, 1937 Coronation Glass Vase

Impressive large fine cut glass footed vase commemorating the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Engraved Royal of coat of arms with text: Deu Et Mon Droit. and GR VI beneath the Imperi

Blown and Engraved Glass Vessel, produced to commemorate the coronation of Edward VIII in 1937, engraved with the Royal cypher and 'May 12th 1937', the hollow stem containing a silver coin, folded foo

This enormous chalice was engraved to commemorate the coronation of George VI and Elizabeth in May 12, 1937. It was made by Harbridge Crystal in Stourbridge, England. The main panel features the royal

A handblown blue glass dish based on Alvar Aalto's 1937 Savoy glass vase for Iittala, the hundred and forty year old Finnish glass maker. Perfect for decoration, serving small food items, or as a catc

Art Deco 1937 Crown Ducal Coronation Vase Made in England Unusual art deco bowl vase manufactured by Crown Ducal to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI, designed by Charlotte Rhead with sculp

Signed Rene Lalique in script (R Lalique) mold blown glass vase, C 1937, center frieze of hares / rabbits encircling vase with all over decor of ferns, 6 1/2" H. Excellent condition.

An Art Deco Czech art glass vaseCirca 1930sThe underside with illegible Czech inscription and dated 1937The fluted, smoked glass vase with concave disc motif centering a frosted sunken relief of three

Collection of assorted British Royal Souvenir Scarves (9). 1) Ribbon: God Bless Our King & Queen. 2) Flag/Ribbon with pin: Coronation May 12th, 1937. 3) Silk scarf: 1937; crowns on each corner. 4) Cot

1937. A mixed group of white- and cream-glazed ceramics comprising: a mug with portrait within a garter with 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' legend, beneath 'Coronation May 12th 1937', 'H.M. King Edward V

Ercole Barovier - Glass vase. Murano, circa 1937. Signed under the base "Barovier & Toso Murano - Ercole Barovier" (h cm 39,5) Bibliography for similar models: Art of Barovier. Glassmarkers in Murano

A rare, limited edition of 100, Edward VIII Coronation vase with St. George to reverse panel. Rare as the coronation of Edward VIII never took place as he decided to abdicate the throne on 11 December

Persian, circa 10th to 12th century CE, blue glass bottle vase, long neck, body engraved with ovals within a lozenge frieze. 8.375" H.

An unusual paper wheel illustrating the Kings and Queens of England from William the Conqueror to George VI, issued to commemorate the coronation on May 12th 1937, together with other royal memorabili

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937, not continuned after 1947. Height cm 22,5. Signed and numbered.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937, not continued after 1947. Height cm 28,5. Signed.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937 and not continued after 1947. Height cm 16,5. Signed and numbered.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937, not continued after 1947. Height cm 18. Signed.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937 and not continued after 1947. Height cm 20. Signed.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937 and not continued after 1951. Height cm 14,7. Signed and numbered.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937 and not continued after 1947. Height cm 11,8. Signed.

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937 and not continued after 1947. Height cm 16,5. Signed.

12th-14th century AD. A glass piriform vase with basal ring and trumpet mouth, mottled blue glass with black swirls, some iridescence. 56.5 grams, 16.5cm (6 1/2"). Property of a London lady, part of h

A glass vase. Catalogue model until 1937, not continued after 1947. Height cm 15,5. Signed.

STERLING ASPREY LONDON CORONATION ASHTRAY, 12TH May 1937.