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A small mixed lot of silver items, comprising: A Victorian brandy warming pan on stand, by Heath and Middleton, London 1895, a cased egg cup and spoon, of fluted circular form, and a George III pepper pot of vase form, London 1807, approx. weight 6oz. (3)

A George III provincial silver brandy pan, marked only with maker`s mark once, probably RR, for Richard Richardson, Chester circa 1760, circular baluster form, turned wooden baluster handle, engraved with a crest, height of pan 4.5cm.

Eight cut crystal brandy glasses, two decanters, a water jug, etc

Silver "BRANDY" decanter label, Sheffield 1976; together with a group of silver flatware and three silver-plated salt spoons.

A collection of silver napkin rings comprising a set of six Victorian circular examples by George W Adams for Chawner & Co, London 1875, bright cut engraved; a cased oval pair by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1957, inscribed with a date; a further oval example by John Rose, Birmingham 1934, with Silver Jubilee mark; and pair of wine labels by Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1970 and 1972, inscribed ‘Sherry’ and ‘Whisky’, and a further Victorian silver wine label by George Unite, Birmingham 1844, inscribed ‘BRANDY’ between engraved scrollwork, 397g (12.8oz) gross

A good William IV burr walnut and brass bound 4 bottle decanter box with inlaid monogrammed brass cartouche, recessed brass carrying handles and Bramah lock, containing the original numbered square decanters with canted and notched corners, faceted necks and flat teardrop stoppers with silver mounted collars( London 1831). Each bottle etched respectively - "Brandy", "Rum", "Shrub" and "Gin", and the box soft lined with green velvet. (21.5cms wide x 24cms high)

A Set of 4 Wine Labels having pierced and embossed grape and vine decoration "Brandy", "Port", "Gin" and "Sherry"

A set of ten 20th century, cut hock glasses by Waterford, together with a pair of Waterford brandy glasses.

A George III small mallet form "brandy" decanter, named within engraved vines, chipped, together with two other decanters.

A silver spirit label, Brandy, together with eleven other EPNS spirit labels.

Silver brandy ladle , David Mowden, London before 1755, on a turned lignum handle.

Four George III matching silver wine labels , maker`s mark only Thos. Phipps & Ed. Robinson , oval with pierced border, Claret, Whisky, Madeira, Brandy .

Four boxed Bohemia crystal brandy glasses, a cut glass champagne flute and a pair of Waterford crystal Alana" pattern brandy glasses."

* A pair of early Victorian silver mounted blue glass tall bottles by Wilkinson & Co., Birmingham 1839, with fruiting vine stoppers and collars, associated plated labels pierced for Whiskey and Brandy, in later electro-plated pierced stands, 38cm (15in) high overall

A Victorian silver marrow spoon, of typical form, together with a Victorian silver mustard pot, London 1881, Hunt & Roskell, with silver condiment spoon and a silver brandy warmer on stand, London 1896, approximate gross weight 10.74 oz, (3).

Five cork extractors; one with a cap lifter marked HALL`S WINE THE SUPREME TONIC; three cork cutters; an ebonised wood bottle seal, marked E.HALL WHEATSHEATH, GREENWICH, with buttons for PORT, BRANDY, SHERRY, WHISKEY, GIN, RUM; four ice hammers, one with corkscrew and cap lifter marked P.H.V. & Co. (13)

Plated wares to include a Brandy spirit warmer, a pair of salts with Bristol Blue liners, a candle snuffer, a teaset, a bonbon dish, grape scissors, and a cheese fork, etc. (q)

FOUR ENGLISH POTTERY SPIRIT LABELS 19TH CENTURY each black painted with text: `port`, brandy` ,`mountain` and shrub` (4) largest 14.5cm wide

Three silver decanter labels, Hampton Utilities, Birmingham 1970, to include; two of rounded rectangular form `Whisky` and `Sherry` and a rectangular `Brandy`, all 4.5cm wide (3)

George V silver three piece cruet two oval salts, pair of squat candle sticks and a brandy label various dates and marks

Bailey stoneware Brandy and Rum flagons impressed marks to bases 8in. (20.32cm)

Two cut glass decanters with silver collars and kidney shaped silver labels for Brandy and Gin

Fourteen bottles including half a bottle of brandy

Berry Bros & Rudd Ltd Choicest Cognac: An 1895 vintage bottle of Grand Champagne brandy, shipped in 1951, bottled in 1898.

A brandy warmer with turned wooden handle and another item.

A set of six Venetian red glass brandy balloons, polychrome-enamelled with flowers on a gilt ground

Tray inc. vintage Marks and Spencer child`s till, set of five brandy balloons etc.

A set of six green brandy glasses with elaborate gilt decoration and enamelled with flowers, a similar set of six flute glasses and two red brandy glasses with similar decoration

Edwardian Humphrey Taylor, London four section brandy decanter with etched labels and plated stoppers, 29cm

Victorian silver brandy warmer of oval form with turned ivory handle (London 1865) 10cm overall together with a Victorian silver boat shaped salt on a pedestal foot with wave and fluted decoration bearing a crest (London 1876), 11cm overall (2)

"Three silver collar glass spirit decanters, whisky and brandy with glass handles and shaped tops"

A set of three bottle labels in the form of letters for brandy, rum and claret with cast decoration in the form of faces, hallmarked Birmingham 1814, by Joseph Wilmore, together with a plated example engraved reading"."

An early 20th Century silver brandy measure marked Sterling, probably American, with wooden handle.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III WINE LABELS of shaped rectangular form, with canted corners, reeded borders, incised “Hollands” & “Rum” by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1810 together with two more labels, one for “Brandy” and one for “Madeira” (4)

GLAMOUR: Selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs and slightly smaller by various female models and actresses including Jennifer Ellison, Gemma Atkinson, Debra Jo Fondren, Brandy Talore, Jenna Jameson, Sarah Jayne Dunn, Connie Nielsen, Alley Baggett, Jorgie Porter, Carmen Electra, Louise Glover, Fearne Cotton etc. Most show the subjects in revealing or glamorous poses. VG to EX, 15

A cut glass goblet to commemorate the The First Moon Landing July 20th 1969,engraved with astronaut and lunar craft,a brandy balloon for the Investiture of Charles 1969 at Caernarvon, a pair of Churchill Centenary wines, a pair of pedestal goblets and three tumblers engraved with hunting scenes (9)

A box of good quality glass items, jugs, brandy balloons etc

A large covered glass dish, brandy balloons, condiment set etc

Mixed lot of Vintage Cognac 1880 (ls) together with 1 bottle of unidentified bottled in Amsterdam by Wynand Focking (believed to be very old Cherry Brandy)

A set of three electroplate wine labels, modelled as vine leaves, engraved `Gin`, `Whisky` and `Brandy` respectively, with suspension chains, 49mm; two other electroplate wine labels of rectangular shape with embossed shell gadrooned borders, engraved `Martini` and `Sherry`, with suspension chains, 60mm and two porcelain bottle labels by Coalport, of cartouche shape with gilt lined floral borders, `Gin`, with suspension chains, (7)

A small set of three George III silver wine labels, Elizabeth Morley, London 1801, each of canted rectangular shape with reeded edge, inscribed `RUM`, `HOLLANDS` and `BRANDY` respectively, suspension chains, 37mm, 16.6gm

A pair of George III silver wine labels, by William Barrett I, London circa 1780/90, (maker`s, sterling and duty marks only) each of oval shape with reeded edges, inscribed `BRANDY` and `RUM` respectively, suspension chains, 42mm, 17.5gm

A George III silver wine label, by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1804, of plain narrow rectangular shape with reeded edge, inscribed `SHERRY` 47mm, another probably by Thomas Holland II with bright cut border, inscribed `BRANDY`, 48mm and another unmarked, with bright cut upper edge, inscribed `MOUNTAIN`, 45mm, all with suspension chains (3)

A set of three George III silver wine labels, by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson, London 1793, each of rectangular shape with canted corners, reed edged, inscribed `Brandy`, `Port` and `Sherry` respectively, suspension chains, 43mm, 28.1gm (3)

A Victorian silver brandy flask, by Gibson and Langman, London 1893, of plain rectangular shape with bayonet ball cap, uninscribed, 14cm, 4.5oz

A SET OF FOUR DECANTER LABELS, maker`s mark H.F.H., London 1978, of canted oblong form chased with Port, Brandy, Sherry and Oloroso, 1 3/4" wide, 1ozs 8dwts

A George IV silver brandy label, London 1827, of oblong reeded form, makers mark C.R, length 4 cm, a silver gin and whisky labels, London, 1961/3, together with a pair of Edwardian silver dessert spoons, London 1908, three silver sugar tongs, London & Sheffield, three silver teaspoons, a silver sugar scoop, two silver condiment spoons, a pierced silver tea strainer, and further silver handled mother or pearl fruit knives and forks, ivory handled silver plated mounted shovel, a silver and mother of pearl handled sugar scoop, two silver plated grape scissors, and further miscellaneous items, (a lot).

A cased set of six silver napkin rings, with a silver toastrack, a pair of silver Georgian sugar tongs, a pair of silver wine labels for Whisky and Brandy, another label for Sherry, another for Gin, a filigree circular box, 11cm diameter, and an Indian silver coloured cream jug, 124g (4 oz) gross

A matched pair of silver wine labels, Birmingham 1975 and 1981, of rectangular outline with leaf, gadrooned and shell borders, one Gin one Rum, with another silver label, for Brandy, 44g gross, a plated Whisky label, an enamelled butterfly brooch, a costume brooch, a corkscrew/penknife in the shape of a bottle, a quartz wrist watch, and a 1977 crown coin

A set of six Waterford Crystal Wine Glasses, with facetted and hobnail cut bowls, on short baluster stems and plain bases; together with four further Royal Doulton Crystal Brandy Balloons (10)

Four Art Deco silver decanter labels by Charles Boyton, London 1934, signature mark, plain triangular and engraved ‘Gin’, ‘Sherry’ (2) and ‘Brandy’; another conforming by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1931, engraved ‘Whisky’, each 5.5cm (2.25in) wide, on oblong link suspension chains, 108g (3.5 oz) gross (5)

Collection of Crystal Glasses and Decanter, including champagne flutes, wine tumblers, brandy etc.

A Birmingham Silver Identity Bracelet; also 2 silver wine labels "Brandy" and "Sherry" (3)

Eight brandy glasses enamelled with dog breeds.

Pair of 18th Century green glass Brandy and Gin bottles/decanters, each having a gilt painted label and with a deep dimpled base, 29cm and 30cm high

Three pairs of early 19th Century Bristol Blue glass square decanters, comprising: Rum and Brandy, 21.5cm high, Holland and Brandy, 20cm high and Holland and Rum, 20.5cm high together with another similar whisky decanter, 21.5cm high

Georgian unmarked white metal brandy warmer having a wooden side handle, the spout with a hinged cover, 12.5cm diameter

A SET OF SIX ENAMEL DECANTER LABELS for Whisky, Sherry, Gin, Claret, Port and Brandy, flower sprig decoration, cased, retailers mark T Goode & Co of London

A GOOD GEORGE III SILVER BRANDY PAN with ebony turned handle and engraved griffin crest, makers mark G.C., Possibly George Cowles, London 1818.

A SET OF THREE EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMETHYST GLASS DECANTERS Brandy, Rum and Shrub. Good condition.