A large 1930s Thomas Webb & Sons Cameo Fleur vase, the wide circular foot rising to a knopped stem with brass collar below a shouldered over body, cased in deep amethyst over clear and acid cut with a repeat stylised lily pattern, cameo signature to the lower body, height 36 cm. N.B - Having seen this piece Mr Stan Eveson, former employee of Thomas Webb & Sons, believed this piece to be an early prototype of the range. Noting the brass collar he commented that this was not a standard shape but possibly a special commission or trial piece.

A later 20th Century Graal vase by Helen Krantz for Orrefors circa 1991 of disc form with a slice cut aperture

Lot 741
Estimate £200-£300

An early 20th Century Legras & Cie bowl of rounded form with a castellated rim acid cut with oak boughs and ac

Lot 746
Sold for £200 hammer

Estimate £200-£300

A post-war Czechoslovakian glass vase designed by Pavel Hlava for Skrdlovice Glassworks of spherical form deco

Lot 751
Sold for £220 hammer

Estimate £200-£300