Vintage, Antique & Collectable Online Auction
Thursday, 30 July - Tuesday, 4 August 2026

0297

vintage Art Deco green Uranium Glass vase H-145 [one small chip to foot]

0475

vintage Art Deco green Uranium Glass footed vase H-110 [small shallow chip to base]

0084

small uranium / vaseline glass ewer-shaped jug vase with twist handle H-165

0079

Vintage green pottery vase with silver overlaid decoration - hard to read remnant label H-300

0616

vintage Imari frilled-edged cabinet plate w/ panels of floral edge decoration D-320 [small chip to rim]

0708

art glass vase blue-black body w/ white vertical stripe H-350 D-120 [minor scratching]

0071

2x vintage scalloped rim art glass vase w/ twisted glass stems, cobalt blue & ruby red. Larger H-250

0588

frosted green uranium glass leaf-shaped segmented dish - nice glow. L-230 W-200

0471

vintage Bohemian red ruby glass bowl w/ grapevines pattern gilt decoration and rim, ruby red art glass jug

0304

pair of vintage frosted & moulded blue glass comports with fluted & frilled bowl, foliate stem, glows a little under UV

0722

3 Aynsley "Little Sweetheart" pattern vases - larger pair with frilled rim H-160 (one has small chip to base)

0005

Crown Devon Art Deco style ewer shaped vase faceted sides stepped top rim green mottled glaze H-260 D-120

0711

cobalt blue glass vase w/ ornate gilt enamel & classical imagery H-280

0875

large white Art Deco double-handled Shorter & Sons vase H-290 [some staining to interior, fretting to rim]

0596

art glass handbag / basket vase - green mottled brown spots, ribbed body, applied flowers H-335 W-230

0323

2 retro glass items - moulded amethyst owl and a blue fading to green vase with ribbed shape, wave top, made in Poland

0329

art glass vase white w/ red oblong decorations H-300 D-180 [minor scratching]

0077

moulded uranium glass jug H-150 W-200 handle to spout

0479

2x art glass: Jack in the pulpit vase w/ fluted stem amethyst green white, small amber bud vase. Larger H-300 D-130

0076

art glass vase - cobalt blue with gold and copper leaf - possibly Gary Nash, has faint unreadable mark on base H-180