Antique Stopper

difficult to find and in excellent condition, this bottle is complete and original: the stopper and chain

with a stopper of red porcelain bead and a silver snuff spoon. Minimal and striking, the glass bottle

bottles, see photos. There is no spoon with the jam jar. One bottle stopper is slightly shorter than the

the width of your press-in wine bottle stopper—would have been just the thing for a Victorian abroad

foliage on an acid-etched leafy background, with the original faceted stoppers. One with the paper label

A fine diamond and pillar cut Regency claret jug with matching stopper. Measures: height 30 cm (11

. It has 5 areas to hold decanter bottles as well as 5 areas to hold the bottle stoppers. The base is

with a continuous beaded festoon border and finished with fire-gilded rims, stoppers, and bases. Each

star motif and topped with faceted crystal stoppers. The clarity and weight of the glass suggest

faceted stoppers and four matching crystal glasses, all neatly fitted into the interior. The glass is

have glass stoppers and the smaller Bottle has a screw fit spout. Made in France in c. 1880. Bottle 1

chairs of this period. There has been a rubber stopper added to the back, to stop the chair from knocking

detail perfect to become a show stopper for a large entrance hall for example or a living room. This

with pressed floral-like impressions for grip and decoration. The stopper is also clear, cut with

a single piece of marbled agate and finished with a matching glass bead stopper and brass snuff

to the back with the original glass stoppers, raised on bun feet. D. 1800

detailing, adding refinement and visual texture. Topped with its original ground-glass stopper, the piece

stopper and ribbed body, designed for serving spirits within a domestic or club setting. The silver mounts

& basal cut flutes, to broad mouths fitted with radial cut fluted stoppers (one stopper is associated).

bottle is topped with a dark stopper, likely ebony or horn, and rests on a matching base that complements

Glass & Sterling Silver Decanters, are in the art deco taste, with square bodies and faceted stoppers

extends to the smallest details - the precise fit of stoppers, the balance of pouring spouts, and the

Antique Tiffin Dakota Glass Apothecary Pedestal Candy Jars with Swirl Stoppers and Contents from

resembling calligraphy brush strokes. The bottle is finished with a red bead stopper and brass snuff spoon.

tiered decanter with its original stopper, accompanied by six matching glasses—each echoing the same

Circa 1820 Pair of Georgian Anglo-Irish Cut Glass Decanters. Original stoppers. Panelled shoulders

hallmarked pierced bamboo leaf decorated stopper. The stopper has a plain boss onto the original cork

glass stopper and SIx small stemmed glasses (goblets) designed to serve liqueurs or cordials. Decorated

Perfume Bottles Molded-blowned white glass with original stoppers Designed for Arys perfumer From left to

was easily stoppered. Notes This type of bottle was popular during the Roman period all throughout

; champagne glasses 14 x 11 x 11 cm; dessert glasses 10 x 5 x 5 cm; bottles with stoppers 38 x 11 x 11 cm

having a bulbous shaped body with a triple ring neck and the original glass stopper. D. 1900

stopper sits neatly and securely within the flared rim Petite form with elegant detail, well suited to a

decorative suite of cut and etched glass tableware, comprising: 2 cut glass decanters with original stoppers

stoppers used for oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. D. 1860

stopper and a carved bone snuff spoon.

the original bead eyes. The underside of each budgie features a hinged cover/stopper. The chest and

holds a matched set of four molded glass decanters with stoppers, three glass tumblers, and three

inspiration drawn from nature. The bottle is fitted with an original emery (ground glass) stopper, ensuring

corresponding radial cut stoppers.

silver plated tops and seven with glass stoppers, used for oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and mustard raised

silver neck and hinged stopper have hallmarks for Birmingham 1893 and makers marks for Hukin and Heath

1860, the bar accessory features three cut-glass carafes with decorative round stoppers. The top handle

presents very well, with minimal age or surface markings Faceted stopper sits neatly and securely within

features a deep emerald green glass body with a narrow neck and fitted glass stopper. The surface is

southeast Asia, the little jar would have been used to hold traditional medicine, stoppered with a cork and

& Sterling Silver Decanter, features ribbed detailing to the glass body and stopper, and a plain silver mount

silver rims, and the decanters are topped with distinctive silver stoppers. The tray weighs 13.7 troy

sixteen matching crystal glasses. Each decanter has a faceted body and stopper, and the glasses are finely

southeast Asia, the little jar would have been used to hold traditional medicine, stoppered with a cork and

southeast Asia, the little jar would have been used to hold traditional medicine, stoppered with a cork and

borders and chased panels, and the bottle retains its original internal stopper with traces of the

the other two with the original cut glass stoppers, for salt, pepper, vinegar, mustard and oils raised

southeast Asia, the little jar would have been used to hold traditional medicine, stoppered with a cork and

shaped crimped handle to the back, a slender neck with gold banding and the original stopper with '3' to

simple, yet it is a show stopper and it will add style and sophistication to any room it is added. The

-worn appearance commensurate with age Distinctive pointed stopper sits neatly and securely within the