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A quantity of alcohol to include Whisky, Champagne and Brandy (6)

A George III decanter label of elongated octagonal form with reeded border, inscribed 'Port', 4 cm wide, indistinct makers mark, London 1799; another, feather and foliate pierced inscribed 'Brandy' on a banner, 5 cm wide, London 1806 (2)

A silver rectangular dish by E. S. & Co., Sheffield 1952, engraved underneath `S. M. & Co. 1853 - 1953` and on an oval foot, 13.5cm long; a pair of silver coloured shell shaped salts, on three ball feet, 5.9cm long; two Victorian salt spoons by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1869 and 1871, with shell shaped bowls, 7.2cm long; a Victorian brandy label by Yapp & Woodward, Birmingham 1853, with a reeded border, 4.5cm long; and a small circular bowl, 151g (4.85 oz) gross There is no condition report available on this lot.

A collection of silver items, to include: a cut glass inkwell with silver cover and mount by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1919, the domed cover opening to a glass cap, 12cm high; a cylindrical canister by William Neale & Son Ltd., Birmingham 1924, 9.4cm high; a tapering mug by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1931… engraved with a presentation inscription, with a C-clip handle, 7.6cm high; two oval decanter labels, maker`s mark `M B & S`, London 1979, with reeded borders and engraved Brandy and Port, 4.8cm long; another decanter label; a cased set of ten coffee spoons, with bean terminals; a cased set of six silver handled dessert knives; a cased set of five silver handled fruit knives; a cased pair of electro-plated berry spoons; and other items, 347g (11.15 oz) gross weighable

A large quantity of glassware, champagne flutes, wine and brandy glasses etc. There is no condition report available on this lot.

A pair of Elkington Neo Classical candlesticks, swag and roundel decoration; an oval platter; a brandy balloon (4)

A crystal decanter, possibly Edinburgh Crystal, as a stylized thistle, 34cm high; a crystal whisky decanter; another, similar; a set of eight Webb Corbett wine glasses; a pair of Edinburgh Crystal brandy balloons; a set of six crystal hock glasses

A silver decanter label inscribed Brandy, together with a silver plated decanter label; a white metal necklace; a photograph of a young child within gilt metal frame and other photographs etc.

A selection of mid-20th century cut and engraved glassware to include brandy balloons, a water jug and other assorted glassware and a late 19th century circular copper planter together with a large Victorian aesthetic movement wash bowl, impressed initials T.G.E (a quantity)

Victoian stoneware brandy keg, with Brandy above a coat of arms, lions to the base, 28cm high

A Webb crystal decanter, lattice star cut, champagne flutes (8), brandy balloons (4), high ball tumblers (4) and four other decanters, including cylindrical and sherry, Coalport place name holders and a set of spoons.

A set of four London silver condiments, comprising two pepperettes and two salts, and a Mappin & Webb silver Brandy label

AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATED NECK RING LABEL with pendant title area, incised & filled "BRANDY", unmarked 1810-20; 2.2" (5.4 cms) diameterCondition reports are available via the ‘View Complete Catalogue’ link at www.lawrences.co.uk

Two boxed 10cl bottles of Asbach Uralt brandy

Set of six Waterford cut crystal brandy goblets

Three Elizabeth II silver decanter labels for Brandy, Port and Whisky, all with scroll borders, London 1977, London 1972 and London 1978 respectively, 1oz.

A set of six Waterford cut glass Brandy balloons.

DATED 1806 SEALED WINE CYLINDER. 8.25ins tall, dark olive green glass, applied collar lip. Graphite pontil, large body seal reads ‘COLLETT & FALKNER/ BATH/ 1806’. An extraordinarily large seal (very well struck) on a small dated cylinder. Collett and Falkner, wine and brandy merchants, 11 Horse Street, 1781 to 1810, became 9 Horse St about 1811-25. Company moved to Southgate Street around 1830 when they later became known as Falkner and Son. There was a big fire after which the street was renamed Southgate. Collett & Falkner also used a dark aqua two piece mould sealed spirit bottle & stone jars bearing the Horse Street address are listed. Exc/A1 - as good as they ever get, without a doubt the BEST sealed cylinder has ever handled! NR

A quantity of glass ware, including tumblers, decanters, wine glasses, brandy glasses etc (34)

Three wine and spirit labels including brandy and sherry

A pair of mallet shaped glass decanters with star cut bases, a claret jug, assorted clear glass drinking vessels to include champagne glasses, brandy glasses and tumblers, etc, together with glass mug, jug and five green ground long stemmed drinking vessels

A George III silver brandy warmer baleen handle with central barleytwist, deep silver oval bowl with coin inset to base dated 1787, 11in. (28cm.) long.

An Elizabeth II silver brandy warmer P. Vogel, Birmingham 1983, the circular reservoir with bell form snuffer on chain, below two wire holders to hold the bottle above, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high.

A cased pair of hand crafted lead crystal brandy balloons, 14cm high. (2)

A quantity of various silver plated ware, to include a matched cruet set, comprising pepper pot, open salt mustard pot, etc, coffee pot, 17cm high, brandy pans, helmet shaped sugar box, dish, two entree dishes, etc. (a quantity)

A Scottish provincial silver ‘Brandy’ Label, Perth, circa 1825, maker: John Pringle

Two Victorian Bottle Tickets, Brandy and Whisky with pierced and engraved surrounds, Birmingham 1855, maker: J.T.

OLD CHATEAU BRANDY, 1865, one bottle

George III silver brandy warmer of bulbous form, with turned wood handle and engraved armorial crest (London 1784 Incuse duty mark), J. Wakelin and William Taylor. All at approximately 12ozs, 11cm diameter CONDITION REPORT General overall condition quite good. Some surface scratching and dents commensurate with age and use. Some significant distortion around edge of base and area near base to left of armorial has been repaired. Turned wooden handle is split and moves in the socket. Hallmarks are clear. This forms part of a large collection of family silver that has been in the same family for several generations and has spent the last forty years in a bank vault

Seven Victorian silver decanter labels in the form of interlocking circles, with bead surrounds and pierced decoration - two Sherry, one Brandy, one Madeira and three Port (London 1860), Charles Rawlings and William Summers and one other stamped silver 'Sherry' label (Birmingham 1842), Taylor & Perry. All at approximately 4ozs, Brandy label 6cm across (8)

Large selection of miscellaneous silver plate including wine coasters, entrée dishes, muffin dishes, tea caddy, three piece tea set, brandy warmers, pair salts and sundry other items and flatware

A COLLECTION OF STUART CUT LEAD CRYSTAL comprising six champagne, six brandy, six sherry, six liqueur in original vendor`s box

A collection of George III and later wine labels, including Old Sheffield plate 'White' of crescent form, 'Bucellas', 'Rum', 'Brandy' and 'Hock', together with enamelled labels for 'Methylated spirit' and 'Raisin' (7)

A George III silver 'Brandy' wine label by Peter and Ann Bateman, together with a 'Port' wine label with bright cut border, both marked for 1792 (2)

Two glass brandy dispensers, 35 cm high (2) Condition report Modern

A Bottle Of Chalie Richards Single Malt Rare Scotch Whisky Together With Two Bottles Of Brandy

Six cut brandy balloons, six cut wines, six cut liqueurs and two other cut brandy balloons (Stuart Crystal)

A silver fiddle pattern sifter spoon, London 1859, together with a silver tea strainer with turned wood handle and a silver brandy ladle with wrythen handle, possibly London 1811.

A large collection of decorative ceramics to include a "Broseley" pattern toilet jug, a Victorian blue and white toilet jug, a collection of New Chelsea Staffs plates decorated with lotus flowers, a collection of moulded leaf plates, a collection of studio pottery wares to include a Halland jug, etc, a small collection of blue and white wares, a modern Chinese porcelain jar and cover, etc, together with a set of five brandy balloons

A swan design brandy warmer and goblet and an ornate plated coffee pot

Four Alcoholic bottles, comprising Cherry Brandy, Haigs Scotch Whisky, Burnetts White Satin Gin and Cognac, (4)

De Kuyper extra fine Cherry Brandy; together with a Sea Grams Crown Royal 1968 Whisky (2)

A collection of alcohol including J Challenor blended Scotch whisky Bells commemorative bottles, Taylors 20 year old Tawny Port, Curacao, Apricot Brandy etc (7)

A collection Brewery related items, comprising 'Bells Finest' tin, three Bells Scottish Whisky bottles in tins, all full and sealed, 1989 and 1990, a Wade Dewars jug, McGibbons Whisky, Clan Campbell Deluxe, figure, Royal Doulton Rip Van Winkle character Brandy jug (sealed)

A silver-plated brandy warmer, with ebony handle, including stand

Two bottles of brandy.

A bottle of Napoleon Brandy, 1 litre.

A bottle of Napoleon Brandy, 1.5 litres.

A Victorian silver twin handled and double lipped brandy warmer or cream jug... A Victorian silver twin handled and double lipped brandy warmer or cream jug by Richard Sibley II, London 1873, retailed by Thomas, Bond Street, 8cm (3in) high, 181g (5.8 oz); a Victorian pierced drum mustard pot by the Barnard Bros., London 1845; and another, London 1882, pierced with cherubs, fruit, flowers, scrolls and drapery; and a pair of salt cellars in George III style, Birmingham 1912, no glass liners, 537g (17.25 oz) gross (5) View on bloomsburyauctions.com

A collection of Danish silver cutlery, assayed by Christian F Heise, 1930-1933, comprising: five various serving spoons, a dessert spoon, a carving knife and fork, initialled ""GPP"", 502g weighable silver; an assembled collection of Danish silver, comprising: four various spoons, a butter knife and two pickle forks, 224g weighable silver; and a silver-plated brandy pot, Madsen & T Baagoes Electroplet og Nysolwarefabrik, Copenhagen, Denmark (16)

An Edwardian silver cruet set, George Leonard Allen, Chester, 1906, comprising: two pepper pots, two salt cellars and a mustard pot, each with twisted fluting decoration and gadroon rim, 209 in total excluding liners; a cased set of silver decanter labels, C J Vander Ltd, London, 1969, for Gin, Whisky, Sherry and Brandy, 44g in total; a Victorian silver funnel, Florence Warden, Chester, 1898, of plain form, 10g; and a collection of four various spoons, various makers, London & Sheffield, 1905-1907, 32g in total (11)

A pair of Victorian cranberry glass posy vases of tapering cylindrical form with flared and crimpled rims with clear glass applied border in the Venetian style on clear glass conical feet, 26 cm tall approx together with a small brandy balloon glass in cranberry with extensive etched decoration on clear glass stem and foot

A 19th century oak three divisional tantalus with silver plated mounts and loop handle enclosing three good quality cut glass cased decanters with hobnail decoration and cut shoulders with faceted globular stoppers, complete with two Fenton China Company drinks labels, one Brandy the other Port, together with a cased silver plated 3-piece fruit service

A set of five Brass/copper Milk Measures, 0 - 1 litre, together with three Spirit Measures - Whisky, Rum and Brandy

Set of 12 cut crystal brandy goblets and other glassware in two boxes

Windjammer Finest Old Rum, 26 2/3fl ozs, 70 proof; Three Barrels Rare Old French Brandy, 24fl ozs, 70 proof (two bottles)

A Mappin and Webb Silver Plated Wax Jack with snuffer on round sweeping base, 16.5cm high,a silver plated brandy warmer with glass and a silver plated shell shape butter dish having glass liner (5)

A Set of 6 Edinburgh Crystal Cut Glass Tumblers, boxed, set of 6 Edinburgh Lead Crystal Round Dishes, boxed and a pair of Edinburgh crystal brandy balloons, boxed

A Pair of Waterford Bulbous Shaped Brandy Balloons another set of 6 cut glass brandy balloons and a set of 10 cut glass round trumpet shaped wine glasses (18)

A pair of Waterford crystal Brandy Balloons, cased - a further pair of goblets with presentation inscription, boxed - a Waterford tazza and bowl, further pieces of cut glass Condition report: Chip to foot of one small glass