Victorian etched Rummer glass with polished pontil 16cm tall weighs 505g Whippet and pocket knives

and pocket knives

There is a name on the rear 'Parry Fiddler' - but our research has unearthed nothing unfortunately - but it is unusual to get any name at all on pieces of similar folk art as they were meant for a loved one and them only and they would know who it was from so no need for a name of the piece - who knows

1825 to 1848 was the period during which Robert Bloor

This running light would have hung at the aft or back of a vessel - sits 22cm tall

Here we have a small Anglo Indian Colonial sterling silver trophy - engraved DACCA GOLF CLUB c1910 8cm tall - 33grams

Victorian etched Rummer glass with polished pontil 16cm tall weighs 505g Whippet and pocket knivesVictorian etched Rummer glass with polished pontil 16cm tall weighs 505g A really nice large Victorian glass rummer with the initials J E L and floral (thistle)design etched in the face This superb example has good capacity and would serve well as a wine glass or beer. The bowl is bucket shaped, with slice cut panels. The stem has a bladed knop and the substantial base has a polished pontil mark. A wonderful example of Victorian craftsmanship, both