ADAM'S Country House Collections Day 1 - 27th April 2026

40 230 A HANDBLOWN GLASS DOUBLE ‘GIMMEL’ FLASK, EARLY 19TH CENTURY the plain body with applied crimped edges, 22cm high. € 150 - 300 231 AN IRISH CLUB- SHAPED DECANTER, PROBABLY BELFAST, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with three rings and ham- mered flutes to the base, the shoulders bearing hand-cut star and foliate motifs and a cartouche reading ‘D PHIL- LIPS / WEEGDDU’ with a bull- seye moulded stopper (possi- bly later associated) 23cm high to lip, 28cm high to stopper; together with a second Irish club-shaped decanter, early 19th centu- ry, with four rings and ham- mered fluting to base (no stopper), 18cm high to lip (2) € 400 - 600 232 A CEREMONIAL MASONIC GLASS SERVING GOBLET OF LARGE PROPORTIONS, 19TH CENTURY the bowl engraved with masonic symbols above a ringed stem and circular foot. 22cm in height € 400 - 600 233 A HANDBLOWN GLASS ROLLING PIN, 19TH CENTURY together with a blown glass fly-catcher bottle, on three small feet with a cork stopper, and a large conical goblet with spiral twist stem (3) € 150 - 300 234 A HEAVY GLASS BUTTER DISH, PROBABLY IRISH, EARLY 19TH CENTURY the oval body with large shallow-cut diamond decoration and plain band- ing, presented with original lid and saucer, 15.5cm high, 21cm wide (over saucer) € 150 - 300 235 TWO CUT GLASS CIRCULAR BOWLS, CIRCA 1820 the first, with a wide band of diamonds, on a rudimentary angular knopped stem and sunray foot; the second with a globular bowl with hobnail-within-diamond ornament beneath horizontal prisms, on a knopped stem, the foot with alternate diamond and polished flutes with waved rim. Provenance: Sale, Christies, London, ‘The Bute Collection’ 8th July 1996, Lot 211 € 150 - 300