A large Regency period Masonic rummer circa 1810, deep bucket bowl heavily and finely engraved with Masonic emblems decorated with figures and ribbon tied floral borders, to the opposing side a verse reading, 'The world is in pain, Our secrets to gain, But still let them wonder and gaeson, They ne'er can divine, The word nor the sign, of a free and accepted Mason' within finely engraved borders further detailed with floral borders and Masonic emblems, above a shallow capstan stem and terraced circular spread foot, height 24cm.

A pair of 17th Century Venetian glass reliquaries with a circular spread foot, ball knop stem and cylindrical

Lot 194
Estimate £400-£600

An 18th Century amethyst glass flask of compressed globe and shaft form with tall slender neck, decorated with

Lot 210
Sold for £460 hammer

Estimate £400-£600

A late 18th Century clear crystal ships decanter circa 1800 with wide base and conical body rising to a slice

Lot 36
Sold for £400 hammer

Estimate £400-£600