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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).

A George III wine label, with an openwork border of corded wire and fluting, incised 'BRANDY', by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1810.

A George III oblong wine label, with a canted, reeded border, inscribed 'BRANDY', maker's mark of Thomas Ollivant of Manchester, over striking that of Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1795.

A marked set of three Victorian Scottish wine labels, with stamped floral scroll borders incised, 'WHISKY', 'GIN' and 'BRANDY', by William Marshall of Edinburgh c.1870. (3)

Two Birmingham-made labels: a canted oblong 'W.WINE', with a thread border, by Joseph Taylor 1801, a 'PORT' label with a stamped vine border, by Joseph Taylor 1823, and a 'BRANDY' label with a shell and gadroon border, by Joseph Wilmore 1823. (3)

A George III navette shaped label, with a bright-cut border, incised 'BRANDY', by John Lambe, London c.1790.

A modern Irish commemorative Gleninsheen collar wine label 'No41', incised 'BRANDY', by William Egan [of Cork] with Dublin marks for 1973 (with Gleninsheen collar)*.

Three 'BRANDY' labels: a George III unmarked crescent, a canted reeded oblong, by John Robins, London 1805, and another by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1807. (3)

Fourteen various labels, Victorian-modern (including a set of three 'SHERRY', 'CLARET' and 'MADEIRA' pierced surmounts, a pair 'CURACAO' and 'BENEDICTINE', a silvergilt pair 'SCOTCH' and 'IRISH', a pair 'ITALIAN VERMOUTH' and 'FRENCH VERMOUTH', a pierced 'MADEIRA', a round 'MADEIRA', a 'BRANDY', a 'WHISKEY' and a 'SWt. WINE'). (14)

Five 19th century wine labels; pierced 'CLARET', 1820; pierced 'SHERRY', 1822; 'SHERRY', 1823; 'BRANDY', 1857; 'PORT', 1852. (5)

A Victorian curved wine label, with scroll borders, incised 'BRANDY', by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1845.

A pair of George IV silver bottle labels, Gin and Brandy, Birm. 1828, maker Francis Clark and a plated label, Madeira

Two Silver Bottle Tickets; engraved Brandy & Whisky with a vine and grape border. Three silver pill boxes, one with a mirrored interior, a silver letter opener and two silver thimbles.

A Victorian buckle, of pierced scrolling form, 3 1/4" wide, Birmingham 1899, together with four modern spirit labels, for Martini, Brandy, Port and Scotch, London 1970/71 (one unmarked), 2.66ozs (5)

Mostly silver, comprising: ten various pencils, a napkin ring, Birmingham 1919, a rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1919, a decanter label detailed BRANDY, London 1919, seven various items of flatware, two thimbles, a miniature Jack in the box and five further items.

An early 19th Century Sheffield plate four bottle decanter stand with central looped carrying handle, fitted with four cut glass decanters and stoppers, in a mahogany case with brass handles, together with a set of four George III silver decanter labels, inscribed 'Gin', 'Brandy', 'Whisky' and 'Rum', London 1809, height of box approx 28cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver mounted lime green glass cylindrical spirit flasks and stoppers, one engraved 'Whisky', the other 'Brandy', London 1894, height approx 19cm.

A silver wine label 'Brandy', Birmingham 1969, two plated labels and a sterling silver pomander (4)

An 18th century pewter "Haystack" measure, height 12"; a pewter brandy warmer; a cylindrical pewter box (part illustrated)

Pair of Victorian HM silver PORT and BRANDY decanter labels, Birmingham 1848 / 9; together with an HM silver SHERRY decanter label; a pair of C19th enamel decanter labels (damages); and four silver plated decanter labels (9) (see illustration).

A Tray: a collection of various 20th Century Drinking Glasses, includes Brandy Balloons, Whiskey Tumblers etc

George III Bristol green glass decanter with gilt stencilled Brandy label, urn and floral decoration, peardrop stopper with stencilled B, 23.5cm

An 18th Century Indian club shaped decanter engraved “Brandy” within a shaped cartouche and simulated chain, 19.5cm high. S/D.

Pair of boxed Concorde souvenir wine labels with incurved corners and incised 'Port' and 'Brandy', maker's mark for British Airways, Birmingham 1986

Pair of cut glass Decanters, thistle shape, with stoppers, together with two silver decanter labels, Scotch and Brandy.

A Carlton Ware Novelty Ceramic Advertising Figure, for Martell Brandy, (damage to cigarette and lacking drinking glass).

An early 19th century blue glass and gilt decorated decanter and stopper, the mallet shaped body decorated with a 'Brandy' label, 23cm high.

A quantity of small silver items including a toothpick and a Victorian 'Brandy' label, hallmarked, together with various plated items.

A 19th Century amber tinted finger loop spirit flask of compressed ovoid form with collar neck decorated with an applied metal collar with fruiting vine motif and stopper titled 'Brandy', together with a similar example in blue, S/D, height 19cm.

A Cut Glass Round Trumpet Shaped Vase having tooth cut rim, 3 other cut glass vases, 2 cut glass fruit bowls, a brandy balloon vase, 5 various drinking glasses, a pair of small vases, milk jug and sugar bowl, small vase, hand bell, and vinegar bottle (a/f) (19)

A Set of 3 Crown Staffordshire Scalloped Wine Labels having coloured ribbon, floral and leaf decoration "Gin, Brandy & Sherry" with chains, also a small matching "Port" label with chain (4)

A Set of Small Brass Scales in bamboo case, a lockable brandy top, a pair of early iron scissors, a Liverpool insurance tag, a small quantity of various keys etc

A Set of Four 800 Mark Silver Circular Salts, with blue liners, together with an 800 mark silver brandy bowl

A pair of William IV silver ladles, London 1836, William Eaton, together with a George III silver ladle, London 1809, Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn; a three piece silver backs dressing table set, Birmingham 1915, William Hutton & Sons Ltd; a pair of square silver picture frames, Sheffield 2000, maker R C; a silver hot water pot, Sheffield 1918, Pearce & Sons; a silver picture frame, Birmingham 1916, maker G & C; a silver picture frame, Birmingham 1915, The Alexander Clark Co Ltd; a silver Penhaligons miniature scent bottle; a white metal brandy warmer and cover and a American silver and ivory caddy spoon, Whiting Manufacturing Co, (14).

A fine suite of Lalique Art Deco style plain table glass, with double cut knopped stems, on square bases, comprising: eleven 5in. wine goblets; eight brandy balloons; ten champagne glasses; ten cocktail glasses; eleven 4 1/2in. wine goblets; eleven sherry glasses; and eleven liqueur glasses (one chipped), engraved mark. (72 pieces) See illustration

Four bottles of Pimms, Cups No's. 3-brandy, 4-rum, 5-rye, and 6-Vodka.

A Victorian oval sweetmeat dish in continental brandy bowl style, bead edges to the pierced fretwork body with repoussé swags to the paterae linking bellflowers, above ribbon swags, two disc cartouches one engraved a lion crest with motto, two pierced mask scroll side handles, a frosted and star cut glass liner (with a chip to the edge), on a domed foot. 10.25in (25.25cm). Makers Charles T. & george Fox, London 1860. 9.5oz (304gm).

A pair of Victorian silver oblong bottle tickets, for Brandy and Curacao, with chains. Maker H. Matthews, Birmingham 1886.

A fine pair of silver gilt cast bottle labels, in the style of Paul storr, pierced swags for Brandy and whisky within tied branches of grape vines, with chains. Makers C. J.Vander Ltd., London 1963. 3.5oz (116gm).

A George II silver brandy saucepan possibly by George Greenhill Jones, London 1728, of tapering cylindrical form with moulded foot and fitted with a turned wooden handle, 9cm diameter, 4.5oz all in

Martell Brandy advertising counter sign

MARTELL BRANDY CERAMIC ADVERTISING FIGURE. Martell man in black, yellow, blue & white ‘MAKE FRIENDS WITH MARTELL’ to plaque ‘MARTELL BRANDY AROUND’ around base. Carltonware p.m. NR

Pair of Edinburgh cut crystal brandy goblets, set of six goblets, three decanters and a Brierley vase

Two XIX century clear and cranberry glass salts of shell shaped circular form, a XIX century dwarf ale glass on circular foot, a red and clear glass sherry glass and a green glass brandy balloon (5) the latter approx. 13cm high

A Dutch brandy bowl, crisply chased with shells and tassels beneath the scalloped rim, with grotesque handles, on flared foot, 17.5cm over handles, maker's mark and L, Zwolle, 18th c, 5ozs ++One or two minor splits in the scallops forming the flat rim but in otherwise excellent condition, the decoration in high relief and crisp

A Collection of Three White Metal Wine Labels, Sherry, Port and Brandy.

Nineteenth century Bristol blue glass coloured bottle, with relief decoration overall, complete with brass brandy stopper; and a nineteenth century green glass bottle with 1865 seal and brass stopper (2)

Silver brandy pan, stand and heater, London 1884

A VICTORIAN BRANDY FLASK, Birmingham 1890.

A VICTORIAN WINE GLASS with a straight-sided bowl, panel-cut stem and circular foot, together with three similar glasses and a "Bristol Blue" brandy decanter (5)

Set of three Georgian silver spirit labels - rum, brandy, shrub and three others (6)

A Victorian Silver Wine Label "Brandy" with chain, Sheffield 1890, maker Martin Hall & Co. Ltd., also 3 other modern silver wine labels, "Whisky and Brandy" (4)

Novelty interest- A Victorian plated triple barrel shaped decanter stand, circa 1870, each barrel marked brandy, gin and whisky, 28cm h

A Victorian engraved letter 'S' wine label, by George Unite, Birmingham 1859, together with two modern heart-shaped wine labels titled 'BRANDY' and 'WHISKEY' by S. Morden & Co., Chester 1908/1909 respectively. (3)

A George III wine label, crescent shaped, engraved border, incised 'BRANDY', by Robert Kippax, Sheffield 1793.

A late 19th century Dutch brandy bowl, with English import marks for 1903, 7.9in (20cm) wide, 4.5oz