The baluster form with a cylindrical neck with band of paneled decoration over a band of squared scroll work rests above a high shouldered vessel of tapering form decorated with a flying dragon and stylized clouds. The hand potted vessel is a delight.

The table in the Mary and William Style has a rectangular top with applied molded edge over a short apron with paneled details and is fitted drawer. The table is raised on four turned legs joined by a box shaped stretcher.

The pair of birds stand elegantly on apple blossom and trunk base. The figures have fine details from the feathering of the body to the delicate eyes and the pierced base. Each figure is fitted with a teak base.

The hint of tradition, this hunting horn is a wonderful accent for that English interior or as conversation piece in any décor.

Size: 35” long 3 ¾” diameter

These tall cylindrical glasses are molded with a fruit motif in relief. A scrolling vine winds around the glass between orange slices, grapes and cherries. The glasses are unmarked but have a Scandinavian style.

Each glass is of tapering cylindrical form with a repeating bamboo branch motif. The verso is unmarked.

Size: 3 ¾” high 3 ¾” diameter

The cylindrical form has a band of cut and polished alternating almond shapes. The glasses are of a nice weight and the verso is marked with an acid etched mark with a circle and the words “St. Louis, France.”