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A 19th century silverplated three bottle table stand, the central panel cast with mask head fish and foliate on triform lobed base with later Krosno clear glass bottles each having white metal grape and leaf cast decanter labels, marked whisky, brandy and gin, height 42cm

The Ritz Club Trophy presentations awarded to Lester Piggott as leading rider at Glorious Goodwood in 1980, Comprising: a Waterford Crystal vase & cover etched with the emblem of the Ritz Club Casino, and inscribed THE RITZ CLUB CHARITY TROPHY, LEADING JOCKEY, GOODWOOD 1980, height 42cm., 16 1/2in.; presented together with a Waterford Crystal Colleen Pattern brandy set, comprising a square-form decanter & stopper and four balloon brandy glasses. Lester Piggott`s winners at Glorious Goodwood in 1980: The Molecomb Stakes Mr E J Loder`s Marwell trained by Michael Stoute The Singleton Handicap Mr Ravi Tikkoo`s Hanu trained by Scobie Breasley The King George V Stakes Mr C d`Alessio`s Valeriga trained by Luca Cumani The Findon Maiden Stakes Mr Khaled Abdulla`s Fine Honey trained by Jeremy Tree The Surplice Stakes Sir Robin McAlpine`s Astonished trained by John Dunlop

I. Stall (French, 20th century) SAUVION`S BRANDY signed in the plate, French advertisement poster dated 1925, featuring a clown dressed in bright red period costume holding a tennis racquet, colour lithograph published by Joseph Charles, Paris, backed onto linen, 60 by 40cm., 23 by 16in.

Quantity of cut glass drinking glasses to include wine goblets, brandy balloons, sherry glasses, together with 6 Dartington glass avocado dishes boxed

Quantity of cut glass to include 2 vases, biscuit barrel, wine glasses and brandy balloons

A basket of various metalware to include half gallon copper haystack measure, pair of brass candlesticks, two Mexican embossed dishes, brass trivet, oil lamp, two kettles, brandy/spirit measures, place mats, etc

A mixed lot, being an unopened bottle of 1945 Charles Heidsieck champagne, a bottle of Eastbourne Ale, three miniature soda syphons and an unusual facet cut glass decanter with domed base, possibly to accommodate a brandy warming device.

A set of four silver `lions pelt` wine labels, London 1977, inscribed for `Sherry`, `Brandy`, `Gin`, and `Whisky`, 82g (2.6 oz) gross

Nine Waterford Crystal `Colleen` pattern liqueur glasses, to/w four `Colleen` pattern brandy balloons

A 1950`s Courvoisier plastic brandy bottle ice bucket, design number 946614, 15"h.

NAPOLEON VSOP BRANDY 36%VOL 100CL 72 PROOF RESERVA SPECIAL + HENNESSY COGNAC 40% VOL 68CL VERY SPECIAL

Horseracing: A Limited edition Martell brandy decanter produced to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Martell`s sponsorship of the Grand National in original box with certificate (ex) (1)

Horseracing: A limited edition boxed set of three Martell brandy glasses, individually decorated with the horse and jockeys that finished 1st, 2nd and 3rd horses in the 2002 Grand National, Winner Bindaree, superb item (ex)

A small collection of five silver wine labels, including a pair of rounded rectangular form, reeded borders, incised `RUM` and `GIN`, by Aston and Son, Birmingham 1859, plus three of rectangular form with canted corners, incised `PORT`, `WHISKEY`, and `BRANDY`. (5)

A George III silver wine label, by Alice and George Burrows, London 1807, crescent form, reeded border, incised `RUM`, length 4.2cm, plus a George III silver wine label of crescent form, by Thomas Wallis circa 1800, incised `BRANDY`, length 5cm. (2)

A brass banded treen brandy barrel on a later stand

A GEORGIAN SILVER BRANDY WARMER with turned ebony handle, marks rubbed, possibly London 1730, 6 1/2" wide overall.

ITALIAN SPIRITS GIFT SET 1 bottle of Vecchia Romagna Brandy and 1 bottle of Don Bairo. In original gift box with two glasses and sweets.

Seven assorted bottles of whisky, port and brandy

A group of four 20th Century brandy glasses engraved with animals and birds to landscape settings.

"Pair of Victorian leaf form decanter labels by Dods; Brandy and Gin, Sheffield 1862"

A mid-20th Century Studio glass carafe, hand blown and decorated with streaks of brown and blue, together with a conforming oversized brandy balloon-type glass vase

A quantity of crystal drinking glasses including wines, sherrys, champagne flutes, brandy balloons etc (a lot, as viewed)

A quantity of Royal Grafton "Majestic" pattern bone China tale and tea ware of gilt heightened white ground with maroon banding, similar by Mid Winter and a miscellaneous assortment of crystal and cut glass drinking glasses including wines, sundae dishes, brandy balloons etc (a lot 2 crates, as viewed)

A carved Blackforest dog with brandy barrel to its neck

A CRUET STAND with stoneware jugs with stoppers, one for brandy and one for whisky, with basket weave body, together with two tots on a silver plated stand

MARJORIE COX (1915-2003) `Ardleydene Oudenarde Border Girl (Kate and Pups - Brandy and Pip)`, signed and dated 1968, pastels, 17 1/2" x 21 1/2" (see illustration).

A composed set of three Victorian style shaped rectangular decanter labels, Brandy, Sherry and Whiskey, embossed shell and leafy scroll borders, suspension chains, 6cm wide, Birmingham 1968, 1970 & 1973; another, similar, Port, Birmingham 1972 (4)

A matched set of four spirit labels Birmingham 1960 and Sheffield 1962; the gadrooned and shell borders with fine link suspension, inscribed for BURGUNDY, BORDEAUX, WHISKY and BRANDY; together with a domed oval label for YELLOW CHARTREUSE, by Walker & Hall Sheffield 1911 and an unmarked example pierced for WHISKEY (6)

A Victorian spirit label Reilly & Storer, London 1840, the moulded border around pierced inscription for MADEIRA; a George III spirit label for BRANDY, London 1801, of shaped outline with reeded border; a George III spirit label for BUCELLA London 1808; and a Victorian wine label for HOCK, Birmingham 1839, with pendant floral swags(4)

A modern silver brandy goblet with embossed grape and vine decoration (Birmingham 1972) and a Liberty & Co. "Tudric" pewter twin handled oval tray, model no. 01287

A silver decanter label, detailed Brandy, Birmingham 1858, a silver smaller chotah peg label detailed Whiskey, Birmingham 1931 and a silver model of a reclining cow, Sheffield 1835, later fitted to a rectangular base.

A silver spirit label `brandy`, Bateman family, London 1801

A Pyrograph, Poker Work Picture, 19th/20th century, depicting "Vice Admiral of the White The Right Honourable Horatio, Viscount Nelson, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath."; 1758-1805, after Sir William Beechy pyrograph (Poker Work) on a mahogany Panel, Lord Nelson as ever a popular subject for collectors and artisans, 48x36cm, Note: His Name throughout the centuries used by countless Kings, statesmen, Admirals, Generals and Officers to rally the peoples in time of need and patriotism. A by-word for heroism like Drake he stands today as a monument of Empire. Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronté, KB, killed at Trafalgar 21st Oct 1805, his body was placed in a cask of Brandy mixed with Camphor and Myrrh, which was then lashed to the Victory`s mainmast and placed under guard. Victory was towed to Gibraltar after the battle. Capt. Collingwood`s dispatches about the battle were carried to England aboard HMS Pickle and when the news arrived in London, a messenger was sent to Merton Place to bring the news of Nelson`s death to Emma Hamilton. Nelson`s body was unloaded at the Nore and taken to Greenwich, placed in a lead coffin, and wooden coffin made from the mast of L`Orient which had been salvaged after the Battle of the Nile. He lay in state in the Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College at Greenwich for three days, before being taken up river aboard a barge and taken into the Admiralty House for the night. The next day, 9 January, a funeral procession consisting of 32 admirals, over a hundred captains, and an escort of 10,000 troops took the coffin from the Admiralty to St. Pauls Cathedral. After a four-hour service he was laid to rest within a Sarcophagus originally carved for Cardinal Wosley. (LP)

A Silver necked liqueur decanter Birmingham 1895 and two smaller ``Espinosa`` and ``Cherry Brandy`` Birmingham 1896

A GREEN WEDGWOOD STYLE BRANDY AND WHISKY FLAGON ( STAMPED 3260 TO THE BASE ) TOGETHER WITH A GREEN WEDGWOOD JASPER WARE JUG, THREE TRINKET BOXES AND A TRAY

Carlos I, Solera Gran Reserva Brandy De Jerez boxed 1 bottle (1L) Carlos I, Solera Especial Brandy De Jerez boxed 1 bottle Magno Brandy 1 bottle (75cl) Veterano Solera Osborne 2 bottles (1L) Fundador Solera 1 bottle (70cl) Torres Gran Reserva Imperial Brandy 1 bottle (70cl) Richelieu Export Liquer Brandy South Africa 1 bottle Napoleon Jules Clarion 1 bottle (70cl) Above 9 bottles

Two trays inc. a set of six ruby glass brandy balloons, Spode "Stafford Flowers" covered jar, 19th century brass and iron pan, 19th century boot scraper, pestle and mortar etc

A Bristol blue set of three Decanters, Brandy, Rum and Hollands with Sugar Bowl in black lacquered stand

A set of eleven Prince Regent pattern cut glass Whisky Tumblers, a set of four Edinburgh cut glass Whisky Tumblers, eight cut glass Brandy glasses, etc

Six hand painted brandy glasses, two James Powell glass jugs, and a sapphire blue art glass vase

K. C. Brown (20th century) `Brandy`, a Jack Russell terrier pen and ink, heightened with white and coloured wash, inscribed, signed and dated 1968 lower right 56 x 52 cm (22 x 20 1/2 in)

Cut-glass Brandy Blooms and other cut-glass tableware.

Pair of silver brandy goblets, Birmingham 1975, silver dwarf candlestick and a silver spill vase, (4).

A plated brandy warmer on scroll feet together with brandy glass View on www.staceyauction.com

A set of four mid 20th Century silver bottle tags "Sherry", "Brandy", "Whisky", "Gin" (London, 1959 by Herbert and Laurence Parsons, Tessiers Ltd), another "Claret" (1960) and another "Burgundy" (London 1960 by C J Vander Ltd), 4 oz total

A set of four enamel decanter labels-"Whisky", "Port", "Sherry" and "Brandy", retailed by Thomas Goode & Company Ltd., London W1, in original fitted case

A group of modern silver wine labels for Gin, Whisky, Sherry and Brandy. Birmingham, 1986/7.

A mixed lot comprising a pair of cut glass brandy bowls by Doulton International (boxed), a cut glass bell (boxed) and a gold plated pen with two pair of gold plated cufflinks.

Two cut glass decanters of mallet form, each with stopper, together with two other decanters, one with white metal collar and Brandy label.

An early 20th Century Italian white metal brandy warmer, fashioned as a vintage car. 19cm.

Pair of oval pottery spirit barrel dispensers, each decorated with hunting scenes within rubbed gilt borders and entitled `Ginger Brandy` and `Peppermint`, each 7.5" high (wear)

A William IV decanter label, "Port", Charles Rawlings & William Summers, 1831, three modern spirit labels, Whisky, Gin and Brandy, and three others, total weight approximately 82gm

Three spirit decanters and stoppers in an electroplate cradle, each of the necks facetted above the vine bordered names ‘Gin’, ‘Whisky’ and ‘Brandy’, the stoppers bearing the initials of each spirit, the central beaded column with lily of the valley carrying handle

A silver brandy flask, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1914, plain rectangular with curved section, ball cap, 14.5cm, 5.5oz

Three Silver Decanter Labels, Brandy, Port and Sherry (lacking one chain)

A set of three George IV silver wine labels, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1824, with flowers, fruiting vines and a shell surmount, pierced ‘Sherry’, ‘Port’ and ‘Madeira’, ensuite another set of three silver wine labels, by Messrs Barnard, London 1829, of the same design, pierced ‘Brandy’, ‘Rum’ and ‘Gin’, 6.75 cm long (6)

A Boxed Pair of Royal Doulton Crystal Brandy Glasses and Other China and Glass

A Silver Brandy Warming Spoon and Two Spill Vases

A Continental porcelain figurine of a horse drawn coach, a cotemporary Parian ware unicorn figurine, a painted glass brandy bottle in the form of a matador (with contents) and other collectables.