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A mixed dozen liqueurs comprising: 1 x Fernet Branca (Italy); 1 x Pihlakas Estonian Rowanberry Brandy Liqueur; 1 x Echte Jenever Van Hoore Beke in stone bottle (Belgium); 1 x Ricini Vermouth Extra Dry; 1 x Jago Vodka Cream Liqueur; 1 x Anabella Baltais Aperitif; 1 x Toussaint Coffee Liqueur; 1 x Wolfschmidt Kummel; 1 x Old Krupuik Polish Honey Liqueur, 40% abv; 1 x Hartl`s Jagertee Punsch Extrakt 1l (Germany), 40% abv; 1 x Vana Talinn Liqueur (Estonia); 1 x Casoni Genepy (Italy)

A VICTORIAN SILVER BRANDY WARMER AND COVER, JOHN HENRY RAWLINGS, LONDON, 1894 bellied circular, crested, 21cm wide including side handle; together with a silver mustard pot and salt cellar, Benham & Froud Ltd., London, 1936, bellied bodies with husk border, with blue glass liners, 6cm diameter -- 358gr (11oz) all in (3)

A small Edwardian silver pocket brandy flask, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1909, of rectangular outline and curved section below a bayonet cap, initialled, 13cm, 4.5oz.

A STERLING SILVER BRANDY WARMER with turned wooden handle and matching dish by Frank Whiting & Company and a further brandy warmer and dish, stamped Sterling.

William IV `Rum` decanter label of kidney form, maker T & B, Birmingham 1830; together with a `Madeira` and a `Brandy` plated wine label, and two enamel wine labels (5)

A Birmingham & Midland Motor Omnibus Company Drivers Badge, various other badges, a mother of pearl brandy label and a coin bracelet.

Pair of silver pepper towers by `G.N.H.R.`, pedestal bases, a single salt to match, some slight damage & corrosion to top,h/m Chester 1908 & a Brandy decanter label, chain snapped,h/m London 1973 (2.89oz) (4)

One 52 fl oz bottle Delamain Cognac, one litre Hennessy VSOP, one bottle 14 year old Brandy del Sommelier VSOP, one bottle Cognac Prunier, and two other bottles of Brandy (6)

One bottle Remy Martin VSOP, one litre Teichenne Napoleon brandy, one bottle Constitution Spanish brandy, one bottle Irish Mist and one bottle Schladerer Kirschwasser

One bottle Betuing Armagnac, one bottle Three Barrels VSOP brandy, one bottle Spanish brandy, and two other bottles (5)

A Continental pair of ribbon pullers formed as a figure holding a sword, a small dipper and a Brandy label, all tests silver, together with a silver sauce boat, London 1863 (AF), weight 4.5oz.

Single Bottle VSOP Brandy Aged 15yrs 1ltr

Single Bottle Bardinet Napoleon French Brandy 1ltr

3 Bottles Comprising 2 x La Chanterelle Cotes De Bergerac + De Kuyper Apricot Brandy Liqueur 1ltr

3 Bottles Comprising Alcoholic Cloves Cordial and 2 Bottles of Bols Apricot Brandy Liqueur

A pair of Waterford crystal candlesticks, 10", 3 cut-glass brandy balloons, a pair of Georgian cut-glass pedestal salts and spoons.

ROLLS-ROYCE: AN ADVERTISING MIRROR `You can be the proud owner of our best model`, an elegant beauty with American bodied Silver Ghost at a lake side landscape, 21 1/2" x 15 1/2" framed; together with a Rolls-Royce nickel plated leather bound brandy flask, engraved Arthur 19-7-86 (2).

A pair of Persian copper brandy pans, a copper tray, a milk jug and other items

A selection of crystal cut drinking glasses including brandy, champagne and wine (approximately 60)

A Victorian glass claret jug & two brandy decanters

Three hallmarked silver decanter labels for gin, whisky and brandy, also a plated brandy label (4).

A pair of hallmarked silver decanter labels for port and sherry, another for brandy, a pair of plated labels for sherry and gin, also a pair of cut glass dressing table jars with hallmarked silver tops (7).

An 18th Century Continental silver brandy bowl of lobed circular form flanked by a pair of cast scroll handles, the lobed rim with pricked initials `T.B` above `A`, width across handles approx 16.2cm (repaired).

Glassware including salts, brandy balloons, etc.

A pair of crystal brandy balloons, WWII ephemera, circular wall clock and carved oriental bowl and stand, various china and a Tunbridge ware box, etc.

[Stewart, Sir James]. An Accompt of Scotlands Grievances by Reason of the D. of Lauderdales Ministrie, Humbly Tendred to his Sacred Majesty, [?Edinburgh, 1675], 52pp., title creased, B2 with short repaired tear, a few lower corners torn away, light soiling, bookplates, 19th c. green half morocco, lightly rubbed, small 4to. One of several anonymous undated editions. Sir James Stewart (1635-1713), a devout Covenanter here attacks Lauderdale`s administration of Scotland, accusing him of corruption of the mint and coinage, and that monopolies of salt and brandy-wine with the tax on imported tobacco put money into private pockets instead of public coffers. Charles II ordered the privy council to apprehend Stewart on charges of treason and sedition, but escaped arrest and lived under the alias Lawson in England. Provenance: bookplate of antiquary Robert Pitcairn, with his manuscript note: `This copy of a very curious & rare Scottish tract formed part of a vol. collected by Mylne of Balquharg (No. 32) & was purchased by me along with sev[eral] other similar tracts`. Wing S5532A. (1)

V.S.O.P. BOTRYS BRANDY-50 YEAR-OLD Produce of Greece, 70cl, 41% volume.

GLENKINCHIE-20 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by Glenkinchie Distillery. Aged for 10 years in Brandy casks. In original box. Sinlge malt, 70cl, 58.4% volume. ARRAN FIRST 1995 DISTILATION Distilled 1995. Distilled and bottled by Isle of Arran Distillers Ltd. Limited edition, only 2784 bottles released. In originla tube. Single malt, 70cl, 46% volume. BENNACHIE-21 YEAR-OLD Blended and bottled by The Bennachie Scotch Whisky Company. In original box. Vatted malt, 70cl, 40% volume. 3 Bottles.

A mahogany Tantalus, with two square cut decanters and faceted stoppers, with two crown Staffordshire decanter labels for brandy and whiskey.

A modern silver Brandy Decanter Label engraved decoration, and another Sherry Label embossed decoration

A Christofle silver plated ladle, matching tray, silver plated brandy warmer, condiment stand

A PAIR OF SILVER BRANDY BALLOONS, SHEFFIELD 1977 4OZS 10DWTS CASED

An early 19th Century mallet shaped Decanter and stopper together with one other early 19th Century hobnail cut Decanter having mushroom style stopper and a late 18th/early 19th Century silver plated Brandy Label, and two hand cut glass Salts, (some damage), (4)

A Victorian silver bon bon bowl of circular fluted form on three cast pad feet, 8cm. diameter, marks partially rubbed, also an oval half fluted pepperette, London 1900, an octagonal salt with liner, Birmingham 1928, a Victorian bachelor cauldron salt, London 1865 and a plated `Brandy` bottle label, weight of silver 6oz. (5).

A silver tea strainer, with a turned wooden handle, Birmingham 1961, also a pair of silver decanter labels, `Whiskey` and `Port`, Birmingham 1934, an oval `Brandy` label, Sheffield 1911, a plated `Sherry` label, a plated sauce boat, a plated match box holder and a pair of cruets.

A set of four early 19th century Scottish provincial silver wine labels by William Jamieson Aberdeen circa 1820 each marked WJ and ABD rectangular form canted corners reeded borders engraved titles C. BRANDY BRANDY NOYAU AND SHRUB length 3.1cm approx. weight 17g. (4)

A set of six early 19th century silver wine labels each marked JE twice possibly for James Erskine of Aberdeen rectangular form canted corners incised RUM SHERRY PORT WHISKY BRANDY and GIN length 4.1cm. (6)

A 19th century silver batwing wine label unmarked circa 1870 modelled as a bat with out-stretched wings and applied BRANDY width 8.5cm.

A pair of George IV/William IV silver wine labels by William Bateman London 1830 and 1832 oval form the borders with shells thistles bunches of grapes shamrocks and a central English rose incised GIN and BRANDY length 6cm. (2)

A pair of Victorian silver cut out letter wine labels by William Hutton and Sons Sheffield 1910 the cut out letters joined by a small circle and titled CLARET and BRANDY length 3.5cm. (2)

A matched set of three Victorian silver small wine labels two by George Unite Birmingham 1881 one by William Neill Birmingham 1870 rectangular form with canted corners reeded borders engraved WHISKY BRANDY and GIN length 2.4cm. (3)

A set of five George IV silver wine labels maker s mark of Peter Aitken I Glasgow circa 1820 shaped rectangular form stamped border of shells and gadrooning inscribed PORT HOLLANDS BRANDY SHERRY and RUM . length 4.2cm (5)

A early 19th century Scottish silver wine label possibly by J. Millidge Edinburgh circa 1820 marked J.M thistle and Monarch s head rectangular form incised BRANDY length 3.4cm.

A George III silver wine label by Richard Binley London circa 1770 shaped rectangular form gadroon border incised BRANDY length 4.5cm.

A George III silver wine label by Elizabeth Morley London 1813 oblong form reeded border incised HOLLANDS plus another label by Elizabeth Morley London 1812 incised RUM and a Joseph Willmore wine label Birmingham 1839 incised BRANDY . (3)

A George III trefoil decanter stand the stand by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard London 1809 with inset wooden base and central handle the guard rings on pilsters supports fitted with three cut glass octagonal bottles with stopper engraved for HOLLANDS BRANDY and RUM height 25cm.

Five boxes of decorative glassware to include a blue pedestal bowl with frilled rim decorated with bugle boy in the manner of Mary Gregory, set of six cut glass brandy balloons, 1950`s and other art glass and other similar items.

Two George III decanter labels, Port and Brandy, 1801, two others, Claret and Madeira, another, Lisbon and two plated labels

Three various silver napkin rings Birmingham 1923,26 and 44, a contemporary silver bud vase and a silver decanter label "Brandy".

A plated Brandy Warmer, a plated sugar bowl and matching milk jug etc.

A Victorian silver brandy pan, maker`s mark worn, London 1839, with a turned wood handle; a silver sauce boat, Birmingham 1931, and a smaller silver sauce boat, Sheffield 1921, 376g (13.25oz) gross. Provenance: Longsdon Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A matched set of three 18th Century Bristol blue spirit decanters and stoppers with gilt decoration and inscribed `Rum`, `Brandy`, and `Hollands`, each decanter, 8 3/4" high, together with a silver plated decanter stand.

THREE GEORGE III EMERALD GREEN DECANTERS of mallet shape, with overpainted gilt labels for `Rum`, `Hollands` and `Brandy`, each with flatened lozenge shaped stoppers, initialled in gilt, approximately 9 1/2" high, in a stand (see illustration)

A set of six game bird engraved brandy balloons

A collection of cut crystal decanters and glassware comprising two decanters, whisky tumblers, brandy balloons etc. (27)

A collection of items to include a table cigarette box with engraved signatures and presentation inscription; a set of six match box covers by Asprey & Co; four small bun pepperettes and a silver mounted glass whisky noggin; together with a small number of silver plated items including a brandy warmer and burner snuffers and tray etc (qty)

SILVER - THREE SILVER CAPPED LEAD CRYSTAL OIL, CONDIMENT, OR SPIRIT DISPENSING MINIATURE JUGS, each having a hinged lid with thumb piece and collar, a tapered conical crystal body with loop handle and an incised decorated base, EACH HOLDING A DECANTER LABEL entitled "Brandy", Birmingham 1910 and a entitled "Whisky"

WINE - A MIXED SELECTION OF SPIRITS & FORTIFIED WINES including Gordon`s Sloe Gin, Hawker`s Sloe Gin, Amontillado Sherry, Myer`s Rum (half bottle), Marquis de Carano, Dry Sack Sherry, Tio Pepe Sherry, Noilly Pratt Vermouth, Bristol Cream Sherry (miniature"), Courvoisier, Bardinette French Brandy, Benedictine and one other (12 bottles in all) together with a candle and a cigarette lighter

VICTORIANA - A QUANTITY OF BRANDY BALLOONS (approx 1 doz) and A QUANTITY OF TUMBLERS (approx 2 doz)"

A plated triple section decanter stand, fitted with three faceted glass decanters and with silver decanter labels to each decanter, detailed BRANDY, WHISKY and GIN.