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Five trays of mainly drinking vessels to include; wine glasses, hock glasses, brandy balloon, liqueur glasses, square section and other decanters and stoppers and a tray of ruby glass brandy balloon and other glasses. (5)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A 9CT GOLD TWO-PIECE WATCH BRACELET AND FURTHER ITEMS (QTY)The 9ct two colour gold watch bracelet in a tapered panel shape linked design, Birmingham 1985, weight 20.2 gms, also a bracelet made from silver threepences, a silver swizzle stick, a section of gold mounted tooth, a silver decanter label detailed Brandy, two enamelled decanter labels detailed Port and Sherry, eight badges and a few further items

BRANDY GLASSES, WINE GLASSES, AND OTHER GLASS WARE INCLUDING DECANTER. (ONE SHELF)

Extensive collection of Waterford Colleen pattern glassware, approximately 46 piecesCondition report: All in good condition apart from one brandy balloon which has a chip to the rim

3 silver decanter labels - Brandy Birmingham 1980, Gin Birmingham 1979 and Whisky Birmingham 1980 total weight 1.28 ozt

Good quality pair of antique sky blue glass decanters, gilt inscribed brandy and gin with silver plated grape vine cork stoppers, 29 cm high, together with four various antique scent bottles and a further silver plated lidded cameo glass jar (7)

Silver Brandy Sign of Concorde

Four John Rocha Waterford wine glasses and three Stuart cut glass brandy glasses

A set of six St Louis Napoleon brandy glasses

Basil Nightingale, All Brandy! and Mostly Water!, colour prints, a pair, published by Sally Mitchell Fine Art, 45x63cm. Good condition, unframed.

* SINCLAIR GAULDIE CBE (SCOTTISH 1918 - 1996) IT'S GETTING LATE GENTLEMEN gouache on paper, signed and dated '84, titled and further signed and dated label verso image size 30cm x 24cm, overall size 44cm x 37cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Handwritten artist's label verso. Note: William Sinclair Gauldie CBE was a leading figure in post war Scottish Architecture. He was also a successful and widely exhibited artist. He was a founding member of the Scottish Society of Architect-Artists. He also published various books, contributed to numerous professional journals, wrote the script for BBC programmes and made radio and television appearances. "It's Getting Late Gentlemen" celebrates the "business lunch" culture which was enjoyed by so many, for so long. Invariably, such lunches were of substantial duration and often "gentlemen only". Participants appreciated good food and fine wines, usually followed by appropriate volumes of malt whisky or brandy. The single most significant ingredient was "good company" and many excellent business relationships were made and strengthened by regular business lunches. These events were as popular with those who enjoyed them as they were unpopular with their spouses. Already on the decline after the 2008 banking crisis and world recession which brought expense accounts under closer scrutiny, the 2020/21 pandemic forced the closure (temporarily) of all suitable venues. For many, the business lunch was a vital release valve from the pressures of business life. For others, they were simply great fun and an opportunity to relax and unwind with friends and colleagues.

An Antique four section engraved decanter. Engraved Whisky, Gin, Brandy. Together with Two bulbous shaped decanters.

Seven Bottles of Spirits and Two Bottles of Wine comprising, three bottles of Benedictine Liquor, one bottle Grand Marnier, one bottle of Hennessy VSOP Reserve Brandy, one bottle of Hennessy XO Brandy, one bottle Metaxa Gold Label Export Brandy, one bottle Blandy's Madeira, and one bottle Lakka Liquer

THREE POTTERY SPIRIT BARRELS, EACH WITH BRASS SPIGOTS AND CLARET BANDING ABOUT GILT LABELS, WHISKY, BRANDY AND RUM. H 29cms.

A box of plated ware and a large blue brandy glass **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

A silver pair of bottle labels, SHERRY, PORT, Birmingham 1988 and another pair, BACARDI and BRANDY, Birmingham 1975, 1.5oz

Torres Solera Selecta 5 years old Imperial Brandy

A Georgian c.1800, London silver pair of gin & brandy decanter labels by Peter, Ann & William Bateman & Peter & William Bateman, 20g total

Alcohol x4 including The Famous grouse, Brandy and cream liqueur

Alcohol x4 including Port, Brandy

A Galway crystal glass decanter with four brandy balloons on serving tray

Four boxed Edinburgh crystal brandy balloons

A selection of assorted glassware including ruby glass jug and brandy balloons, Edwardian acid etched lemonade jug, decanter, etc.

A boxed set of six Bohemia Crystal brandy balloons

A large collection of miniatures including whisky, brandy, and ceramic miniatures. A few empties for display only

Large collection of Queen Anne rose pattern tea set and box of glassware, Waterford crystal water jug, Stuart crystal tumblers, Brierley crystal brandy balloons etc

A Georg Jensen "Acorn" pattern silver part canteen of cutlery and flatware. 119 ozt gross weightComprising:4 x dessert spoons9 x lobster picks4 x butter knives1 x soup ladle1 x brandy ladle4 x table knives3 x smaller table knives4 x bread and butter knives7 x tea knivesA pair of salad servers1x fish slice1 x circular spatular serving8 x table forks6 x dessert forks6 x small cheese forks3 x fondue forks2 x jam spoonsOther oddments of Acorn pattern silver

Set of 6 matching Stuart crystal port glasses and a set of 6 brandy balloons of similar design

Unused set of 6 cut glass brandy goblets in presentation box

A Dutch silver brandy bowlEdo Edema, Sneek, circa 1740Oval form, chased scrolls above fluted lower body, with open-work cast handles with masks and figures, on an oval foot, length handle to handle 25cm, weight 7.3oz.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A George III Irish silver covered brandy panJames Le Bas, also stamped WEST, Dublin 1814 Plain bellied form with lip, turned wood side handle, pull-off shaped cover with wood disc finial, engraved crest to front, length 27cm, weight total 20.3oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A group of nine wine labelsvarious dates and makers Comprising a crescent-shaped label for PORT, stamped 'John Rice'; a gadrooned MADEIRA, Joseph Willmore, 1830; a CLARET, marked 'DL'; a Bacchic PORT, 'TE', London 1823; a canted corner MADEIRA, Edinburgh 1821; a BRANDY, 1794; three plated labels. (9)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A cased silver dishRoyal Irish Silver Limited, Dublin 1968 With sunray design, engraved on reverse 'one of four replicas originally by Joseph Walker, Dublin 1717' diameter 25.3cm, together with six other modern Irish silver, comprising: a dish, William Egan & Sons, Dublin 1973, fluted rectangular form, engraved with a map of Europe and 'Into Europe', length 20.5cm, a plate, Royal Irish, Dublin 1973, circular etched with a scene of 'St Patricks Cathedral Dublin', diameter 22.8cm, a 'Brandy' label modelled as the Gleninsheen collar, William Egan & Sons, Dublin 1973, a small tumbler cup, Royal Irish, Dublin 1970, a wine taster, Dublin 1988, and a money clip, Dublin 1999, weight 44.5oz. (7)Footnotes:ProvenanceThe first dish, The Kurt Ticher CollectionFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Collectables to include a pair of miniature silver spill vases and a Brandy wine label, Birmingham 1975, a silver tea caddy spoons, London 1976, an 1898 half crown, US 1977 one dollar coin, and other coins including commemorative coinsLocation: Porter

Mixed silver to include a pair of brandy cups, total weight 435g

A pair of Waterford crystal brandy glasses; Royal Scot vase, engraved glass fruit bowl; others; whisky tumblers; decanter etc.

SECTION 11. A collection of cut glass stemware incorporating a decanter, water jug, whisky tumblers, brandy and Sherry glasses etc.

A silver tea caddy by William Comyns & Sons, hallmarked London, 1887, together with three silver decanter labels for Rum, Brandy and Scotch including a Victorian example by John Watson & Son, hallmarked Sheffield 1843. Gross weight approximately 4.96ozt

A boxed pair of Dartington Crystal brandy balloon glasses, a boxed Wedgwood 'Millennium' set, and two Worcester 'Royal Garden' cake plates etc.

SHELF OF GLASSES, WHISKY TUMBLERS, BRANDY GLASSES ETC

A silver pill box by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, Sheffield 2000, of rectangular form with scrolling foliate decoration to cover, 3.8mm x 2.6mm, together with a Victorian mounted clothes brush, 16.8cm long, a white metal 'Brandy' decanter label, 5.3cm wide, another example for 'Port', 6.5cm wide, a white metal sauce ladle marked 'Cartier', 15cm long, a further white metal sauce ladle, 17cm long, and a set of three white metal mounted cork stoppers, each 9cm long (9)

A selection of 19th century silver decanter labels, including ?Whiskey? by Samuel Knight, London 1816, 4.3cm wide, ?Brandy? by William Bateman II, London 1836, 4.6cm wide, and a ?Port? example by Elizabeth Morley, London 1812, 3.5cm wide, together with a Victorian silver caddy scoop by John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1896, 9.5cm long, together with a pair of George V silver sugar nips by Henry Williamson Ltd, Sheffield 1911, 12.2cm long, gross weight of group 2.12ozt (5)

A cutglass Ships Brandy Decanter and Stopper, together with a set of 6 Brandy Balloons to match,on a fitted tray with metal rail and another 6 piece Whiskey Set comprising cutglass Decanter and five Tumblers on oval Tray. (a lot)

A fine pair of heavy crystal glass Decanters, probably Waterford, each with facet cut neck rings and bulbous stopper, a pair of heavy cutglass Brandy Balloons; 7 crystal Champagne Flutes; 8 Wines; 5 Tumblers; and other miscellaneous crystal Drinking Glasses. (a lot)

A pair of Victorian amber glass silver-mounted brandy and whisky flasks and stoppers by Hawksworth Eyre & Co, 21cm high, Sheffield 1866, (2).

A Collection of Various Floral and Rose Decorated China to comprise Small Wash Jug and Bowl, Similar Example, Bowls, royal Worcester Evesham Dish, Brandy Ceramic Label Etc

A Collection of Various Drinking Glasses to comprise Ships Decanter, Spirit Decanter, Various Short Tumblers, Brandy Balloons, Wine Glasses Etc

A Silver Decanter Label For Brandy, London 1987

Progressive / Psychedelic Rock LPs, ten reissue albums of mainly Prog and Psych comprising Christmas - Christmas 1970, Ahora Mazda (same - Sleeve has some wear), Please - 1968/69, Blossom Toes - Collection, The Mandrake Memorial - Poppy, Dum-Tek - Mogollar, Wil Malone - Same, Can - Same, Cirkus - Cirkus One and John Bunyan's Progressive Pilgrims - Apricot , Brandy and Albatross - all in Excellent to EX+ condition except where stated

A large bottle of Asbach Uralt brandy, a military-issue bottle produced for NAAFI Stores for HM Forces, unopened and still sealed.

A Victorian silver miniature brandy saucepan with turned ivory handle, 1½” diam., 4½” long, London 1866, by Arthur Sibley (1 oz all-in); an Edwardian small quaich, 2¾” diam., Chester 1903, by Nathan & Hayes (1.8 oz); a small meat skewer, 6” long, London 1976, by Wakely & Wheeler; a rectangular trinket tray, 4” x 2¾”, London 1927, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. (1.3 oz); & another of narrow oblong shape, 5¾” x 1½”, Birmingham 1987. (1 oz).

Three George III silver decanter labels: “Madeira”, London 2793, by John Hutson; “Brandy”, London 1806, by Edward Mayfield; & “Port”, Birmingham 1818, by Matthew Linwood; & a Victorian small four-division toast rack, 3½” wide, London 1889, by Edward Hutton. (2½ oz).

4 BOTTLES OF BRANDY, ARMAGNAC, HINE, VSOP & CHABOT NAPOLEON, NAPOLEON CAMUS & COURVOISIER XO IMPERIAL

REMY MARTIN BRANDY BARREL & GAMES BOX ETC

A small selection of cut crystal. To include two decanters, two brandy glasses and tankard. Condition good. No chips or cracks.

Silver Hall marked brandy label birmingham makers WA

A VICTORIAN SILVER PRESENTATION SPADE SPOON, by Henry John Lias & Henry John Lias, London 1868, the spade head with engraved arch border around vacant shield-shaped central cartouche, the terminal cast and engraved with stylised foliage, 16.2cm; together with AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MINIATURE CREAM JUG, by George Wish, Sheffield 1902, rounded rectangular with lobed corners, gadrooned rim, angular handle, raised on four ball feet, 8.9cm handle to lip; and AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BRANDY PAN, by John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton, London 1901, baluster shape with lip and wooden handle, on associated stand, by Hukin & Heath, 6.5cm high including stand. (3) 5.9 troy ounces grossThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Marks to all pieces clear and well struck. Light surface marks and scratches throughout commensurate with age and use

A collection of miscellaneous 19th century and later glassware to include a set of five green tinted glass goblets, each gilt overlaid with leaves and berries, amethyst cut glass wine hocks, gilt decorated brandy balloons etcCondition report: Purple hocks - chips to rim. Green glass (matching purple) - chip to rim and foot. Set of 5 goblets - one with chip to rim under the gilt, others with light handling wear to gilt. Pair of cranberry glasses etched with initial to foot. Chip to rim of large clear glass.

Full Napoleon brandy decanter

A quantity of cut glasses including brandy balloon, tumblers, wine, sherry etc.