Other Table Wares and Miscellany
A Two Piece Victorian Bottle Marked The A.W.1 c1890
A two piece victorian bottle marked "The A.W.1". Available from Scottish Antiques online store.
£75.00
19th Century Nailsea Glass Rolling Pin
An interesting 19th century antique Nailsea glass rolling pin which can be found on our scottishantiques.com online store where you will discover a wide range of antique glassware.
£70.00
French Empire Style Table Box c1900
The glass may possibly be Baccarat, however, very similar styles were produced by Saint Louis and others.
£425.00
A Georgian Medicinal Leech Jar
An oddity for the 19th century glass or medical collection or simply a good conversation piece. A leech jar with its distinctive wide, folded lip. Smaller than the more elaborate porcelain jars of period apothecary shops from which the leeches would be tr
£225.00
19th Century Glass Cupping Jar
An excellent example of a 19th century glass cupping jar which can be seen in finer detail on our online antique store at scottishantiques.com
£25.00
Six Victorian Glass Ice Plates c1890
Originally used to keep comestible cool at the dining table. When filled with ice they wil hold six oysters, native or rock. A bowl may also be stood on the base and ice packed around to chill the butter or dessert therein
£130.00
19th Century Magnum Paperweight
Try as we might we have not managed to attribute this paperweight to a manufacturer. St Louis, Clichy, Baccarat all made the same style and they were also produced by several of the Bohemian manufactories.
£150.00
A Novelty Amethyst Glass Spririt Kettle Decanter
When is a teapot not a teapot ? When its a kettle. Glass teapots are known from the 18th century, the earliest we have seen being a facet cut example within the V&A dating to around 1780. I remember pyrex teapots in the 70s and have seen many a modern
£170.00