Victorian Twin Handled Glass Dish,

A Victorian carved wooden twin handled pin dish of oblong form, the handles with stylised acorns and strawberries, the centre with carved initials JRE and inset Victorian Florin coin. Approx. 6 3/4" w

A blue hued opaline glass handled trinket dish with gilt grapevine designs. The piece features twin handles on either side. Approx. 3.5H x 6W in. Some chips to rim, some wear to paint. Opaline glass,

A blue hued opaline glass handled trinket dish with gilt grapevine designs. The piece features twin handles on either side. Approx. 3.5H x 6W in. Some chips to rim, some wear to paint. Opaline glass,

(lot of 10) Vintage hobnail and carnival art glass group, comprising: (4) handled pitchers, varied color and decor, minor loss to hobnail decor, largest 9.5"h; (1) yellow and white square dish, 7.5"w;

A VICTORIAN TWIN HANDLED TEA TRAY LAWSON & CO, GLASGOW 1899 of rectangular form, embossed raised Celtic border and engraved intertwined Celtic motifs with vacant oval cartouche to centre, the cast han

A LARGE VICTORIAN TWIN HANDLED SILVER SERVING TRAY. 3978 grams. London 1869. 70 cm x 46 cm.

A late Victorian twin-handled porringer Charles Stuart Harris, London 1894, the deep demi-fluted bowl of baluster form with an everted rim, chased borders to the body with a vacant oval cartouche in a

Ancient Roman Footed Twin handled Glass Bottle c.2nd century AD. Size 7 1/4 inches high. Unusual Form of ancient Roman Glass bottle with loop type handles. Great Patina. Intact. Provenance: Ex David S

Two-handled Dish with Gilt-Wash Interior and scrolled feet. Fine quality hand chased details. Maker Joseph Hodgson London, 1840. Weight Approx., 26.81 ozt Measures Approx., 9.6 in. x 5.3 in. x 3.5 in.

A silver Victorian twin-handled trophy A silver Victorian twin-handled trophy, by Robert Harper, London 1865, with presentation engraving, 24cm high together with a silver trophy cup possibly by James

Ancient Roman Twin handled Glass Jar c.1st-4th cent AD. Size of the Jar: 4 inches high x 3 3/4 (10.2 cm high).Ancient Blown Glass Bottle with twin handles, nice iridescence. Perfect condition. Provena

A Victorian twin-handled porringer Edward Brown, London 1891, of traditional form with chased foliate detail to the lower half of the body, the handles of S scroll form, coin insert to base; together

of shaped square form, decorated with classical maidens to the edges, accented with floral motifs, in white on blue, impressed Wedgwood, l 26cm

Blue satin glass bowl, 3in.H. x 8.75in.D.; Imperial iridescent glass dish. Ribbed design, 1.75in.H. x 8.5in.D.

Bronzed mounted cut crystal candy dish; green glass dish with enamel and gilt decoration. Inscribed Murano; 2.25in. - 2.5in. H.

A VENETIAN TWIN HANDLED GLASS VASE together with blanc de chine tea wares. Largest 26 cm high. (qty)

Rome, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A lovely, hand-blown green glass vessel with a concave bottom, near spherical body, splayed neck that flares to a wide everted rim, and twin undulating trail handles j

Two silver twin handled dishes, one with hammered decoration hallmarked Birmingham 1934 maker William Neale & Son Ltd and marked with retailers stamp for E W Hettich Jersey. The other Birmingham 1936

Together with a pair of oval cut glass bowls, a colorless glass covered compote, two hand painted cordial glasses, gilt decorated cordial glass and a frosted tumbler glass. 10 pieces. Tallest compote

Kitty Blake for Royal Worcester, a bramble painted twin handled dish, 1908, oval section, ogee rimmed, on foliate bracket foot, with C scroll acanthus handles, decorated with blackberries, signed, gre

richly painted and gilded in the Imari palette; comprising a large oval twin handled dish, 35.5cm wide; four oval lobed serving dishes, 28cm wide; four lobed square serving dishes, 23cm wide; four she

Vintage Georg Jensen Denmark Art Deco sterling silver twin handled dish in Pyramid #600A. Georg Jensen sterling silver hallmarks to the underside, and HN for Harold Neilson, the designer. Weight Appro

Hellenistic, circa 3rd-2nd century BC. This black gloss twin handled dish was most likely used as a drinking cup. It has a beautiful finish and a smooth surface. It is reserved of paint at the base. T

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement twin handled dish, 1865, footed and flared form, painted with a gilt ground band of stylised geometric flowering vine of alternating pink and blue