An 18th Century clear crystal glass bottle of slice cut shouldered square section with collar neck and cork stopper with later glass finial, engraved to the body SHRUB, height 16cm. Shrub is a fruit liqueur that was popular in 17th and 18th century England, typically made with rum or brandy, and mixed with sugar and the juice or rinds of citrus fruit.

Seven assorted 19th Century and later clear crystal tumblers to include five with cut decoration, a plain tumb

Lot 376
Sold for £110 hammer

Estimate £50-£70

A 19th Century Richardsons opaline frosted glass goblet, the trumpet form bowl with floral vitrified enamel de

Lot 378
Sold for £50 hammer

Estimate £50-£70

A later 20th Century Dartington glass vase of square section rising to a stepped sleeve neck, relief moulded w

Lot 386
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