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A Birmingham Silver Small Round Pill Box with cover, having engraved monogram, a Sheffield silver and mother of pearl penknife, a Brandy label (no chain), and a small folding cork screw (4)

* A quantity of oversize wine and brandy glasses and other glassware

A pair of decanter labels, for Brandy and Sherry, of oval form with foliate borders, 2 1/2" wide, Birmingham 1976 and 77

Pair of small silver pierced bonbon dishes, pair of Victorian wine labels - whiskey and brandy by George Unite, and one other 'Katsup' by George Unite and part Georgian wine funnel, Dublin, approx. 3 ozs

A Georgian hallmarked silver canted rectangular decanter label with reeded border “Cherry Brandy”, London 1807, T. Phipps & E. Robinson.

A Georgian hallmarked silver canted rectangular decanter label with reeded border “Brandy”, London 1815, T. Phipps & E. Robinson.

A pair of silver mounted small candlesticks with oval bases, Birmingham 1907, a silver mounted hand mirror, with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1904 and three plated decanter labels, detailed; Brandy, Sherry and Whisky.

A suite of Waterford Crystal Drinking Glasses, comprises six Hocks, six Small Wines, six Large Wines, six Brandy Balloons, six Tumblers and six Stemmed Champagnes

A pair of Edinburgh Crystal cut glass decanters and a pair of brandy glasses.

An Elizabeth II silver brandy warmer and cover of saucepan pattern, with tapered body and turned wood handle, the domed cover with ring finial, by R.C., London 1991 (gross weight 6.5ozs), in fitted box

An Edwardian Britannia standard brandy saucepan, with a turned ivory handle, crested, initialled, by S. Garrard & Co, London 1904, and a small squat cream jug, by Charles Stuart Harris & Sons, London 1933, the latter 7.75in (7cm) high, 9oz. (2)

A George III set of six neck ring labels, oblong, incised 'PORT', 'BRANDY', two 'GIN' and two 'WHISKEY', by Richard Garrard I, London 1807, 1oz. (6)

A late Victorian wine label, with gadrooned borders, incised 'BRANDY', crested, by Sebastian Henry Garrard, London 1902.

A George III Scottish wine label, canted oblong, incised 'BRANDY', by J. McKenzie, Edinburgh, C.1810

A set of four George III crescent wine labels, incised 'BRANDY', 'RUM', 'HOLLANDS' and 'SHRUB', by Elizabeth Morley, London 1802. (4)

A Victorian vine leaf wine label, pierced 'BRANDY', by George Unite, Birmingham 1857.

Five vine leaf wine labels: a pair pierced 'SHERRY' and 'PORT', by George Unite, Birmingham 1842, a 'RUM' and 'WHISKEY', by the same maker 1841, a 'PORT' same maker 1848, and a 'BRANDY' by J Gloster, Birmingham 1860. (5)

Four Continental Majolica leaf-moulded Plates, a pair of 19th Century Ale Glasses of facetted form on a circular base and a Brandy Glass, (7).

Bottle of Remy Martin Three Star Cognac and three further Bottles of Brandy, (4).

Two Bottles of Courvoisier VSOP Brandy and three further Bottles, (5).

An early 19th century Nailsea type glass onion shaped decanter with annular knopped neck with white streaked decoration, 18cm high; and two early 19th century onion shaped glass decanters, one blue with brandy label, 20cm high; the other amethyst with gin label, 20cm high -3

A hobnail cut whiskey decanter with silver rim, stamped Asprey, London, together with two brandy glasses and small flash glass dish.

A Set of Three Cobalt Blue Glass Decanters for Rum, Brandy and Hollands, circa 1810, each mallet shape vessel with "chained" oval gilt label, and two rings to the neck, the flattened spoon shape stoppers with respective gilt letter within chain borders, 29cm high; and A Smaller Skittle Shaped Example for Hollands, 23cm high (4)

A Victorian Bottle Label as the Letter "R", Sheffield 1866, of foliate design, together with chain, 4.1cm; Another, for Brandy, maker's mark JR, London 1793, of canted rectangular form with reeded rim, 3.9cm; Two Victorian Silver Plated Bottle Labels, for Rum and Vermouth; A George III Caddy Spoon, probably Sheffield 1806, the fig shape bowl with patera bright cut short everted handle engraved with cursive "B", 6.9cm long; A 19th Century Silver Plated Shell Form Caddy Spoon, signed C.Forst, stamped with double headed eagle mark, 10cm long; A French Enamelled Pin Box, circa 1920, circular, with engine turned and lavender enamel decoration, 4.2cm; A White Metal Mounted Cylindrical Scent Bottle, probably French, circa 1900, 5.8cm; and A Victorian Gilt Metal Propelling Pencil, of hexagonal form, with Corinthian column end (intaglio stone lacking), 9.5cm long (9)

A Victorian plated tantalus with three square plain glass decanters on stand with handle above and sliding lock plate and three silver decanter labels for Sherry, Brandy and Whisky

Four early Victorian Scottish Decanter Labels, each with “C” scroll shell and fruiting vine embossed decoration, to polished cartouches engraved for “Sherry”, “Port”, “Whisky”, “Brandy” and each with chain suspension, width 2”, Glasgow 1838, Makers Mark D McDee, (4)

An Edward VII Silver and Ivory Child's Teething Bell, Chester 1908, maker's mark C.C, pair of small silver sugar tongs, having bright cut decoration, and a modern Birmingham silver brandy label (3)

A George III Scottish spirit label by A Graham of Glasgow, circa 1775, marked AG, Glasgow town mark, of slender kidney shape with feathered edge and inscribed PORT; together with a pair of William IV spirit labels by Taylor & Perry Birmingham 1836 of fruiting vine and flowered head design, each inscribed within plain ribbon centre BRANDY, PORT -3 Glasgow example 4.7cm wide

A George II brandy saucepan of plain baluster form with turned wood handle, initialled S H, 15.5cm. long, John Gamon, London 1728, total weight 81gm., 2.60oz.

Two Carlton Ware Martell brandy figures,printed marks,19.5cm high,together with two other Martell items (4)

A GLASS DECANTER with silver rim, one other decanter, three brandy glasses etched with hounds and an antique glass rummer

A FRENCH BRANDY SAUCE PAN of plain tapering form with moulded and baluster rim, and turned hardwood handle, 9" wide, London import mark 1968, 5ozs 18dwts

A pair of Bristol green glass triple ring neck decanters and disc stoppers, circa 1800, each gilded with a fruiting vine band to the neck above inscription for 'Brandy' or 'Rum', height approx 24.5cm.

A pair of Bristol blue glass decanters of mallet form with disc stoppers, circa 1800, each body finely gilded with a shield shaped label inscribed 'Brandy' and 'Rum', height approx 28.5cm.

A set of three Bristol blue glass spirit decanters and stoppers of club form, circa 1800, each body gilded with a shield shaped label inscribed 'Hollands', 'Rum' and 'Brandy', height approx 24cm (minor chips).

A SET OF SEVEN 19TH CENTURY WHITE METAL DECANTER LABELS Of oval design with palmette embossed borders and engraved inscriptions 'S Whiskey', 'I Whiskey' 'Brandy', 'Madeira', 'Marsala', 'Sherry' and 'Port. 4.25 cms wide

Two George III silver ovoid wine labels for "Whisky" and "Brandy", with pierced borders, one by Suzanna Barker, and the other by John Rich (incompletely marked - latter with incused head - 1784)

A set of three late 20th Century hallmarked silver decanter labels, Scotch, Port and Brandy, together with a similar example Whisky. (4)

A pair of modern cut glass decanters and stoppers, each of square section, having silver collars and heavy well cast labels; Brandy & Whisky, each in a grape and vine leaf cast surround, height 25cm (Illus.)

An early 20th century oak framed tantalus containing three hobnail cut glass decanters and stoppers each with a plated bottle labels "Gin", "Brandy" and "Sherry"

A large suite of etched and gilt decorated glasses to include brandy glasses, champagne flutes, wines, etc (78) (PART ILLUSTRATED)

A large suite of etched and gilt decorated glasses to include brandy glasses, champagne flutes, wines, etc (72) (PART ILLUSTRATED)

A Victorian brass mounted figured walnut square decanter box, hinged cover, blue velvet lined interior, four canted rectangular square bottles, with prismatic stoppers, Bramah lock, London, 20.5cm wide, c.1870; associated silver decanter labels, Gin, Brandy, Sherry and Whiskey, Birmingham 1973

A Mixed Lot comprising: three various Decanter Labels, the first of rectangular form with reeded and canted corners, marked “Brandy”, Sheffield 1901, Maker’s Mark AW; together with a further two each of rectangular form with foliate and shell borders, marked “Whiskey” and “Sherry”, various dates and makers (3)

19th Century Danish silver Brandy Bowl, with reeded rim and base, shaped spout and gilt interior and tanned ebonised pistol handle, maker possibly Frederik Fabritius.

A collection of plated ware, comprising a four piece tea and coffee set, an oval gallery tray and a cased set of six brandy goblets

2 Similar Square Cut Glass Thin Necked Decanters with stoppers, having chamfer corners mounted with "Gin" and "Brandy" label, also another round chamfer thin necked decanter with stopper having engraved bird, grape and vine decoration (chip to rim) (5)

Greys Reform Cordial (35) the scroll impressed 'The True Spirit of Reform' the reverse stamped 'Brandy from Henry Rigmay Cable Street, Liverpool above Lambeth Pottery, Doulton & Watts, 15, High Street, Lambeth', two tone brown over buff, 218mm, circa 1832

A PLATED GOBLET with panelled body and vacant cartouche on knopped stem and circular foot rim, a pair of asparagus tongs, a water jug with writhen moulded body, a ladle and a pierced circular two handled dish, a set of six pairs of Christofle silver plated forks and spoons, together with six silver plated lobster picks, two bright cut brandy ladles and a pickle fork (5)

A pair of Victorian decanter labels, by George Unite, Birmingham ,1873, of shaped form, with floral engraving and engraved 'gin' and 'brandy'; together with another pair by A.C. & S., London, 1965, 'rum' and 'brandy'. (4)

A PAIR OF DECANTER LABELS, with Chinese character marks, a porcelain Brandy label and one in the form of the P. (4).

A CONTINENTAL SILVER BRANDY WARMER in the form of a fish on a circular base, the glass with engraved decoration.

A Victorian brandy warmer with turned side handle, London 1888, with burner stand, London 1890, makers JATS (JA only on stand)

Silver: 4 Piece Writhen Cruet Set, 2 peppers, mustard with blue liner & trent of salt, silver bonbon dish with bead & Bell Flower decoration, 5 decanter labels, Sherry, Port, Brandy, Whisky & Rum, engine turned cigarette box makers Mappin & Webb & white metal cigarette box with applied elephant to top

A modern clear glass and gilt decorated suite to include water jug, champagne flutes, brandy glasses, tumblers and other stemmed glasses

A Dartington crystal part suite comprising water jug, set of six champagne flutes, set of six hi-ball glasses, a set of four brandy glasses, etc.

A pair of Elizabeth II Decanter Labels, each of rectangular form with canted corners and engraved decoration, with chain suspensions, engraved “Port” and “Brandy”, width 1 7/8”, Birmingham 1962, Maker’s Mark R&D (2)

Victorian stoneware 'Brandy' barrel with brass tap and another stoneware barrel converted to tablelamps

An extensive collection of Royal Brierley cut glass table ware, to include glasses for sherry, brandy, champagne flutes, tumbler glasses etc together with a selection of other glassware, (a lot).

A set of three early 19th century silver wine labels of oblong canted form, Whisky, Brandy and Gin, unmarked, a George III silver tea caddy spoon, deep oval bowl with a plain terminal, London 1819, maker FP, three modern silver wine labels, a set of four silver plated knife rests and other assorted silver plate, (24).