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1. VASART GLASS BOWL MOTTLED PINK AND WHITE WITH TYPICAL WHORL DECORATION, TOGETHER WITH AN YSART THISTLE SHAPED GLASS VASE MOTTLED PINK AND OPAQUE WHITE WITH TYPICAL WHORL DECORATION 2. VASART THISTLE SHAPED GLASS VASE MOTTLED GREEN GLASS WITH SILVER INCLUSIONS, TOGETHER WITH A VASART GLASS VASE MOTTLED PINK AND YELLOW WITH SILVER COLOURED INCLUSIONS 3. VASART GLASS VASE MOTTLED PINK AND GREEN WITH TYPICAL BAND OF WHORLS, TOGETHER WITH A MONART MOTTLED GREEN GLASS VASE WITH GOLD AND SILVER COLOURED INCLUSIONS 4. MONART GLASS VASE MOTTLED BLUE GLASS WITH GOLD COLOURED INCLUSIONS 5. MONART GLASS BOWL MOTTLED BLUE GLASS WITH SILVER COLOURED INCLUSIONS AND FOLDED OVER RIM 6. EDWARD VII GOLD SOVEREIGN 1905 7. VICTORIAN GOLD SOVEREIGN DATED 1899 8. GEORGE V GOLD SOVEREIGN DATED 1913 9. GEORGE V GOLD SOVEREIGN DATED 1912 10. GEORGE V GOLD SOVEREIGN DATED 1913 11. GEORGE V GOLD SOVEREIGN DATED 1912 12. TWO GOLD HALF SOVEREIGNS - EDWARD VII DATED 1909 AND GEORGE V DATED 1913 13. DOUBLE STRAND CIRO PEARL NECKLACE WITH YELLOW METAL CLASP, STAMPED 9CT 14. YELLOW METAL OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH IN ORIGINAL FITTED CASE, THE DIAL INSCRIBED WALTHAM USA, WITH ROMAN NUMERAL DIAL AND SUBSIDIARY SECONDS DIAL 15. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED COSTUME JEWELLERY TO INCLUDE COMPACT, KOMAI STYLE BUTTONS, NECKLACES, BROOCHES, ETC. 16. A 9CT GOLD SIGNET RING, TOGETHER WITH A 9CT GOLD AND OPAL SET DRESS RING 17. A 9CT GOLD WEDDING RING, 18CT GOLD WEDDING RING, 18CT GOLD DRESS RING (LACKING TWO STONES), YELLOW METAL SIGNET RING 18. SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING SET TO YELLOW METAL BAND STAMPED 18CT 19. YELLOW METAL MOUNTED AMBER CHEROOT HOLDER, TOGETHER WITH A PATENTED WHITE METAL LAPEL FLOWER TUBE AND LINER 20. JUBILEE MINT 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF GEORGE VI CORONATION ONE CROWN COIN 21. 9CT GOLD POCKET WATCH AND CHAIN, TOGETHER WITH A YELLOW METAL CHARM 22. DIAMOND AND OPAL DRESS RING WITH YELLOW METAL BAND STAMPED 18CT 23. NINE STONE DIAMOND CLUSTER DRESS RING SET TO 9CT GOLD BAND 24. 15CT GOLD PEARL AND SAPPHIRE BAR BROOCH 25. STERLING SILVER CHARM BRACELET WITH CHARMS 26. 9CT GOLD POCKET WATCH CHAIN WITH T-BAR AND FOB 27. SMALL COLLECTION OF ASSORTED JEWELLERY INCLUDING SILVER BROOCHES, RINGS, YELLOW METAL LOCKETS, SILVER CASED POCKET WATCH AND FOB WATCH, ETC. 28. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER ITEMS INCLUDING BANGLE, BROOCHES, MOSAIC CIRCULAR BROOCH, SILVER SPOON, ETC. 29. DIAMOND CHIP DRESS RING, TOGETHER WITH A 9CT GOLD DRESS RING WITH SEMI PRECIOUS STONES 30. YELLOW METAL ART NOUVEAU PENDANT MOUNTED WITH PEARLS AND AMETHYSTS 31. 22CT GOLD WEDDING BAND 32. DIAMOND DRESS RING SET TO WHITE METAL BAND STAMPED 750 33. 18CT GOLD DIAMOND CHIP AND THREE PEARL DRESS RING 34. SCOTTISH WHITE METAL PEBBLE BROOCH, TOGETHER WITH A CHINESE BELT BUCKLE AND BROOCH 35. LADIES 9CT GOLD WRIST WATCH, 9CT GOLD CROSS AND CHAIN, YELLOW METAL BANGLE MOUNTED WITH SEMI PRECIOUS STONE 36. BOX - ASSORTED COSTUME JEWELLERY INCLUDING BROOCHES, PEARLS, NECKLACES, ETC. 37. THREE CHINESE CABINET PLATES 38. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED IVORY AND BONE ITEMS INCLUDING PUZZLE BALL, NAPKIN RINGS, BRACELET, THREE WISE MONKEY FIGURES, ETC. 39. LEATHER MOUNTED BRASS THREE DRAW TELESCOPE BY J.H. STEWART LTD, 406 STRAND, LONDON, IN LEATHER CARRYING CASE 40. BEADWORK EVENING PURSE WITH WHITE METAL MOUNTS, TOGETHER WITH A MESH PURSE WITH IVORY RING 41. AIRCRAFT JOYSTICK HANDLE 41A. A MAHOGANY BOX CONTAINING ASSOCIATE BADGES TOGETHER WITH A CASE SET OF SCALPELS IN MAHOGANY CASE 42. PAIR OF BINOCULARS IN LEATHER CASE, TOGETHER WITH A LEATHER CASE FOR HAND BRUSHES 43. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED COINAGE - MAINLY BRITISH AND EUROPEAN 44. NINETEEN ROYAL MINT PROOF COIN SETS 45. MAHOGANY CASED BATES HYDROMETER 46. CHILD'S SPORRAN 47. TWO ROYAL COPENHAGEN FIGURINES - BOY WITH CAP SITTING ON ROCK AND GIRL WITH PAIL AND SHOVEL 48. THREE ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES - LOVING THOUGHTS HN3948, LOVING YOU HN3389 AND CHRISTMAS DAY HN3488 49. PAIR OF ROYAL DOULTON ART POTTERY VASES DECORATED WITH FLOWERS AND MIXED FOLIAGE 50. DOULTON LAMBETH COMMEMORATIVE JUG FOR BENJAMIN DISRAEL EARL OF BEACONSFIELD 51. THREE ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES - THINKING OF YOU, SWEET DREAMS HN3394, HAPPY ANNIVERSARY HN4068 52. LLADRO FIGURE - YOUNG GIRL WITH HAT, TOGETHER WITH A LLADRO FIGURE - GOOSE 53. FOUR SHEFFIELD SILVER PEPPER POTS IN FITTED CASE 54. BIRMINGHAM SILVER THREE PIECE EMBOSSED TEA SERVICE 55. BIRMINGHAM SILVER ENGINE TURNED SUGAR SHAKER 56. LONDON SILVER TEA POT 57. SHEFFIELD SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD 58. LONDON SILVER POCKET WATCH IN LEATHER TRAVELLING CASE 59. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER ITEMS INCLUDING PAIR OF BIRMINGHAM SILVER MUSTARD POTS, SHEFFIELD SILVER NAPKIN RING, PAIR OF WHITE METAL URN SHAPED SALTS 60. AUSTRIAN RECTANGULAR SHAPED CARD CASE WITH ENAMELLED DECORATION, TOGETHER WITH A GLASS OVAL SHAPED DRESSING TABLE JAR WITH BIRMINGHAM SILVER TOP 61. GLASS PERFUME FLASK WITH WHITE METAL MOUNTS, TOGETHER WITH AN OVAL SHAPED PERFUME BOTTLE WITH YELLOW METAL MOUNTS 62. EDINBURGH SILVER SOUP LADLE 63. SHEFFIELD SILVER HOT WATER JUG 64. GREEN TINTED GLASS DECANTER AND STOPPER WITH SILVER COLLAR 65. VICTORIAN IVORY TUSK PITCHER WITH SILVER MOUNTS AND TUSK HANDLE 66. BIRMINGHAM SILVER SAUCE BOAT, TOGETHER WITH A BIRMINGHAM SILVER MUSTARD POT AND SPOON 67. BIRMINGHAM SILVER CIGARETTE BOX WITH ENGINE TURNED DETAIL 68. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER ITEMS INCLUDING SIX SILVER COFFEE SPOONS WITH BEAN FINIALS, SILVER SPIRIT LABEL FOR SHERRY, SMALL PICKLE FORK 69. FOUR SHEFFIELD SILVER SPOONS 70. SET OF SIX SHEFFIELD SILVER COFFEE SPOONS AND TONGS IN FITTED CASE 71. SET OF SIX SHEFFIELD SILVER COFFEE SPOONS IN CASE 72. COLLECTION OF PLATED ITEMS INCLUDING PICKLE FORKS, PILL BOXES, LEATHER MOUNTED SPIRITS FLASK WITH PLATED MOUNTS, ETC. 73. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER ITEMS INCLUDING TWO GLASS TRINKET BOXES WITH SILVER MOUNTS, GLASS PERFUME BOTTLE WITH SILVER MOUNTS, SILVER PIN CUSHION, SILVER AND ENAMELLED SPOON 74. LARGE COLLECTION OF ASSORTED COINAGE - GREAT BRITAIN AND OTHER PROOF SETS 75. CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE WHITE AND FLORAL PATTERNED COFFEE SET WITH BIRMINGHAM SILVER CUP HOLDERS, IN FITTED CASE 76. PAIR OF STAG HORN FISH SERVERS IN FITTED CASE, TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PLATED SERVING SPOONS IN CASE 77. CHINESE BRONZE AND CLOISONNE URN SHAPED VASE 78. TWO 19TH CENTURY CAST METAL OIL LAMPS 79. PAIR OF GLASGOW SILVER TEASPOONS, TOGETHER WITH AN EMBOSSED SILVER BACKED HAND BRUSH AND SHOE HORN WITH EMBOSSED SILVER HANDLE 80. HUMMEL FIGURE - GOOSE GIRL, BESWICK FIGURE - ROBIN, TWO STAFFORDSHIRE BUD VASES 81. PAIR OF FAIENCE FLORAL PATTERNED CANDLESTICKS 82. TWO HUMMEL FIGURINES AND A LLADRO FIGURE OF A YOUNG GIRL WITH LAMB 83. EDINBURGH CRYSTAL THISTLE SHAPED DECANTER AND STOPPER 84. LALIQUE GROUSE TRINKET DISH WITH ETCHED SIGNATURE 'LALIQUE FRANCE' 85. BESWICK BEATRIX POTTER MRS RABBIT FIGURE, TOGETHER WITH A BESWICK BLACK LABRADOR FIGURE 86. PARIAN WARE CENTREPIECE CANDLESTICK OF THE FOUR SEASONS (DAMAGED) 87. BESWICK SIAMESE FIGURE AND TWO BESWICK GREEN FINCH BIRD FIGURES 88. DOULTON LAMBETH THREE PIECE CRUET SET 89. TWO ISLE OF WIGHT SAND PICTORIAL DESK WEIGHTS 90. TWO PIECES OF MAUCHLINE WARE - MINIATURE CRIB WITH PICTORIAL PANEL OF DUNOON AND STRING HOLDER BOX WITH PICTORIAL PANEL OF STAFFA 91. MOULDED GLASS NOVELTY INKWELL IN THE FORM OF A DOG WITH GAME BIRD 92. CHINESE TANKARD DECORATED WITH FIGURES AND MIXED FOLIAGE 93. CONTINENTAL AUGUSTUS REX OVAL SHAPED DISH WITH CENTRAL PICTORIAL PANEL 94. JAPANESE HEXAGONAL DISH WITH GILT MONS AND GILT CHARACTER MARKS 95. PAIR OF SPODE COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS 96. SILVER CHARM BRACELET AND CHARMS 97. PAIR OF SHOE BUCKLES, TOGETHER WITH A WHITE METAL MOUNTED BROOCH WITH POLISHED AGATE STONE 98. CHINESE ENAMELLED SCENT BOTTLE WITH TWO PICTORIAL PANELS 99. ART DECO GLASS CIRCULAR JAR AND COVER ETCHED WITH A MAIDEN RIDING A DOLPHIN WITH SUN BURST AND WAVES, ETCHED SIGNATURE 'O.F.' 100. COLLECTION OF ASSORTED GERMAN MEDALS AND BADGES INCLUDING IRON CROSS 101. CHINESE CERAMIC BUDDHA FIGURE 102. UNFRAMED OIL ON BOARD - L.J. LOWRY DATED 1961 - THREE FIGURES 103. CHINESE CABINET PLATE DECORATED WITH MIXED FOLIAGE 104. PRATT WARE POT LID IN EBONISED CIRCULAR FRAME - HIGHLANDERS FAREWELL 105. THREE PIECES OF MAUCHLINE WARE - THERMOMETER WITH SCENES OF EDINBURGH CASTLE, SIR WALTER SCOTT MONUMENT, HOLYROOD PALACE, BOX AND COVER WITH MEASURING GLASS - LOCHGOILHEAD, EGG CUP WITH PICTORIAL PANEL OF KENMORE 106. SMALL BOX - ASSORTED ITEMS INCLUDING BUTTON HOOK, GLOVE STRETCHERS, SKEWERS WITH FIGURAL FINIALS 107. MINIATURE CHINESE FIGURE 108. BULLET LIGHTER, TOGETHER WITH A FOLDING CORKSCREW AND COMPASS 109. CIRCULAR LACQUERED BOX AND COVER WITH PICTORIAL LID DEPICTING RIVER SCENE 110. MINIATURE STONEWARE CUP AND SAUCER 111. BOG OAK MINIATURE CAULDRON ON STAND 112. ONE VOLUME - LORD OF THE ISLES WITH PRINCE CHARLES TARTAN WARE COVER 113. WATERMANS FOUNTAIN PEN, BOX OF PEN NIBS 114. PAIR OF MOTHER OF PEARL MOUNTED OPERA GLASSES 115. PAIR OF OAK FRAMED PORCELAIN PANELS BY A. KEATIES - RIVER SCENE AND A WOODLAND SCENE 115A. A JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE CHARGER 116. BOX - ASSORTED LADIES AND GENTS WATCHES, ASSORTED COINAGE, SALT SPOONS, ETC. 117. EVENING BAG IN THE FORM OF A MOTHER OF PEARL CLAM SHELL 118. SMALL BOX - ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS, FLORAL PATTERNED TRINKET BOXES AND COVERS, SMALL MOORCROFT ENAMELLED PILL BOX, ETC. 119. POSTCARD ALBUM - BRITISH SCENES 119A. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ARMY BADGES, CAP BADGES TOGETHER WITH AN ARMY BELT 120. POSTCARD ALBUM - BRITISH SCENES 121. THREE PIECES OF MOORCROFT POTTERY DECORATED WITH MIXED FOLIAGE - OVOID SHAPED VASE, BUD VASE AND RECTANGULAR SHALLOW DISH 122. PAIR OF MEISSEN BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED BREAKFAST CUPS AND SAUCERS 123. TWO CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED PLATES DECORATED WITH MIXED FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE 124. A 19TH CENTURY GLASS LIQUEUR SET COMPRISING DECANTER AND STOPPER, FIVE LIQUEUR GLASSES AND CIRCULAR TRAY DECORATED WITH GILT FOLIAGE AND SWAGS 125. BLUE GROUND ENAMELLED SHALLOW DISH DECORATED WITH MIXED FOLIAGE, TOGETHER WITH A HARDWOOD STAND 126.
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    PRECISION AIR ENTRAPMENT THROUGH APPLIED DIGITAL AND KILN TECHNOLOGIES: A NEW TECHNIQUE IN GLASS ART JOANNE MITCHELL A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Sunderland for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy August 2015 Precision Air Entrapment through Applied Digital and Kiln Technologies: A New Technique in Glass Art Joanne Mitchell PhD 2015 1 Precision Air Entrapment through Applied Digital and Kiln Technologies: A New Technique in Glass Art Joanne Mitchell 2015 Abstract The motivation for the research was to expand on the creative possibilities of air bubbles in glass, through the application of digital and kiln technologies to formulate and control complex air entrapment, for new configurations in glass art. In comparison to glassblowing, air entrapment in kiln forming glass practice is under-developed and undocumented. This investigation has devised new, replicable techniques to position and manipulate air in kiln-formed glass, termed collectively as Kiln-controlled Precision Air Entrapment. As a result of the inquiry, complex assemblages of text and figurative imagery have been produced that allow the articulation of expressive ideas using air voids, which were not previously possible. The research establishes several new innovations for air-entrapment in glass, as well as forming a technical hypotheses and a practice-based methodology. The research focuses primarily on float glass and the application of CNC abrasive waterjet cutting technology; incorporating computer aided design and fabrication alongside more conventional glass-forming methods. The 3-axis CNC abrasive waterjet cutting process offers accuracy of cut and complexity of form and scale, across a flat plane of sheet glass.
  • Tuesday 10Th December 2019

    Tuesday 10Th December 2019

    For Sale by Auction to be held at St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter 01392 413100 th Tuesday 10 December 2019 Ceramics and Glass, Works of Art, Collectables, Silver & Books, Pictures & Furniture Sale Commences at 10.00am Buyersyeer are reminded to check the ‘Saleroom Notice’ for information regarding WITHDRAWN LOTS and EXTRA LOTS SALE REFERENCE EX240 O n View: Saturday 7th December Order of Sale: Ceramics, Glass Lots 1-123 9am - 12noon Silver Lots 124-178 Pictures, Prints, Maps Lots 184-220 Monday 9th December Works of Art, Collectables, 9am -7pm Books, etc Lots 225-368 Furniture Lots 369-487 Morning of sale from 9am. W: www.bhandl.co.uk Catalogue £1.50 E: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @BHandL Tuesday 10th December 2019 Sale commences at 10am CERAMICS and GLASS 1 . A Whitefriars grey glass vase, together 9 . A set of six Waterford crystal whiskey with a Murano glass vase and three other tumblers, together with three sherry decorative glass items. glasses, four similar glasses, six cranberry glass wine glasses a Georgian pedestal 2 . Four ale glasses and a funnel one of jug, (damaged), etc. wrythen moulded form on a domed foot, £100-£150 (Plus 25.2% BP*). another of trumpet shaped form engraved with hops and barley, two others and a 10 . A harlequin set of late 18th century wrythen moulded funnel. English ale glasses with wrythen decoration on circular bases. (11). 3 . A pair of Victorian cranberry Jack in the £200-£300 (Plus 25.2% BP*). Pulpit vases. 11 . Five pieces of Nailsea and other glass 4 .
  • Blue Enamel on Glass: an Investigation Into Microfracturing and Material Loss of 17Th Century Copper and Cobalt Blue Enamel

    Blue Enamel on Glass: an Investigation Into Microfracturing and Material Loss of 17Th Century Copper and Cobalt Blue Enamel

    University of Amsterdam Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage – Glass, Ceramics And Stone Master’s Thesis 16843 words Blue enamel on glass: an investigation into microfracturing and material loss of 17th century copper and cobalt blue enamel Student: Roy van der Wielen 10757716 Supervisor: Mandy Slager Second assessor: Ellen Jansen 20-6-2017 All images made by Roy van der Wielen, unless specified otherwise Blue enamel on glass: an investigation into microfracturing and material loss of 17th century copper- and cobalt blue enamel Table of contents Abstract 3 Samenvatting 4 Introduction 5 Chapter one - technical art historical context 9 Chapter two – description of investigated degradation phenomena 22 Chapter three - current state of knowledge 34 Chapter four – corroboration of hypothesis 39 Chapter five – gas inclusions, surface pits and microfractures 49 Chapter six – conclusions 65 Acknowledgements 67 Bibliography 68 Appendix I Archival images 71 Appendix II FT-IR analysis applied tape 75 Appendix III historical sources and their inter-relation 79 Appendix IV unquantified xrf-spectrum Corning glass standard “D” and quantification table 80 Van der Wielen UvA 2 Blue enamel on glass: an investigation into microfracturing and material loss of 17th century copper- and cobalt blue enamel Blue enamel on glass: an investigation into microfracturing and material loss of 17th century copper and cobalt blue enamel Abstract The Rijksmuseum Amsterdam owns a collection of fractured 17th century enamelled glass panels that have been mended with clear tape consisting of a cellophane carrier and rubber adhesive. In many cases, this tape has been applied over the decorated side and has yellowed and shrunk.