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James style sauceboat with flying scroll handle to/w white metal brandy label, approx. 3 ozs

A Silver Plate Brandy Glass Warmer, in the form of Stephenson's Rocket, and other metalwares (3 boxes)

A Victorian Silver Brandy Decanter Label, London 1880, and another, gin (2)

A SET OF THREE "BRISTOL" BLUE DECANTERS of square form with cut corners and faceted shoulders with painted gilt labels, "Rum", "Brandy" and "Holland" on a plated decanter, 101/2" high.

A set of three George IV silver oval gadroon edged wine labels, by Reily and Storer, London 1814, Pierced respectively "PORT", "SHERRY" and "MADEIRA", and a George III silver wine label, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1799, of reed edge rectangular form with canted corners, Incised "BRANDY"(4)

An Edwardian silver novelty pen wipe, by Deakin & Francis Limited, Birmingham 1909, formed as a boot scraper, 5cm long (one handle missing), and A pair of Victorian silver wine labels, by James Garrard, London 1896, of reed edge rectangular form with canted corners, incised 'Kummel' and 'Brandy' (3)

Set of six cut crystal brandy goblets and set of eighteen liqueur glasses

Set of six wines with ruby lustre bowls and three sets of brandy goblets

*Old English Inns. Good collection of twenty-one large sheet vellum indentures, 19th c ., all detailing the sale of old inns, beerhouses and malthouses, including The Burrow Inn, Mayors Arms Tavern, Gate Inn, Plume and Feathers, The Retreat, Brandy Cask, Bunch of Grapes, Carpenter's Arms, Angel Inn, etc., all with original wax seals attached (21)

Brewing. A Collection of all the Statutes now in Force, Relating to the Excise upon Beer, Ale, and other Liquors, and the Duties upon Malt, Brandy, and Hops. With an Abridgment of the said Statutes, and a Table of the Rates upon the Several Liquors, Edinburgh, 1724, initial leaves with slight fraying to foredge margins, gathering 3A slightly loose, contemp. calf, loss of leather to upper board, 8vo. Goldsmiths 6306, Hanson 3321. (1)

A 19th century Dutch parcelgilt brandy, a small decorative continental two handled bowl on four feet import marked for 1889, and an Edwardian panelled-link belt, Birmingham 1902, 14oz. (3)

By H.G. Murphy: a modern BRANDY wine label, with a bead border, London 1937.

Five assorted wine labels: an Iraqi niellowork PORT signed on reverse, a George III mother of pearl CLARET with eagle surmount, a George III mother of pearl BRANDY, a George III unmarked, openwork wine label, retitled WHITEWINE and a William IV silvergilt escutcheon label PORT, by C. Rawlings & W. Summers, London 1836. (5)

Four canted oblong labels, with reeded borders: SHRUB by Josiah Snatt, London 1814, CLARET, (infilled), by Charles Rawlings, London 1828, SHERRY (gothic) by George Kingdom or George Knight, London 1822, and BRANDY (infilled), by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1839. (4)

A small George III neck ring with a pendant label, BRANDY, by John Troby, London 1798 and a similar larger example PORT, by Samuel Whitford, London 1839. (2)

Eleven plated labels: YORKSHIRE RELISH, an enamelled CAYENNE, a GIN & BRANDY pair, a SHERRY & a PORT crescent, a vine leaf SHERRY, a CLARET, a CURACOA, a label with reversible SWEET & DRY title, and a disc label with a laurel border and blind-fretted BRANDY. (11)

Eleven plated wine labels insets: a pair CLARET & MADEIRA, with scroll borders, a pair WHISKEY & GIN with mask and vine borders, a pair BRANDY & WHISKEY with beading a set of three with openwork scroll borders RUM, BRANDY, & GIN and a pair of sauce labels WORCESTER & READING. (11)

Four various George IV labels: a canted oblong BRANDY by Mary & Charles Reily, London 1827, a gadrooned and rounded PORT, same date and maker, a bright-cut oblong PORT, by James Wintle, London 1828 and a gadrooned and rounded SHERRY, by Charles Reily, London 1825. (4)

Four Victorian labels: a stamped BUCELLAS, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1840, a stamped, scroll BRANDY, by the same maker, Birmingham 1843, a CHERRY BRANDY, with shaped corners, by William Summer, London 1895 and a canted MADEIRA, by H. Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1846. (4)

Six various labels: a shaped oblong PORT, by C. Rawlings and W. Summers, London 1838, a decorative MADEIRA, by C. Reily & G. Storer, London 1834, a narrow oblong and pierced PALE BRANDY, by E & C. Purdie, London 1890, a modern oval BRANDY, a narrow oblong SHERRY by C. Reily & G. Storer, London 1831 and a plated shield label COLLARES, by Christofle & Co. (6)

A pair of rare, Victorian anti corn law league labels, stamped with a cornucopia, sheaves of wheat, a bale and harvesting tools between the words FREE and FREE, one pierced PORT, the other BRANDY, unmarked c.1840. (2)

Indian Colonial: a pair of late 19th century mounted boar tusk labels, incised BRANDY & WHISKY, unmarked c.1880. (2)

A George II Irish brandy saucepan, with a squat body and flat base, turned wood handle, by Robert Calderwood, Dublin, 1729, 3.6in (9.3cm) diameter.

A small, George II brandy saucepan, with a turned and lacquered wooden handle, the base scratched MC, the body with later monogram, by Elizabeth Goodwin, London 1730, 2.75in (7cm) diameter, 3oz gross.

A set of four silver napkin rings (initialled) and other items of silver to include sugar tongs; four decanter labels (Gin, Whisky, Irish and Brandy); a thimble; a lion brooch; an early 19th century caddy spoon; also a silver mounted penknife; a silver mounted paper knife and a 9ct gold pendant cross, weighable silver 6oz

A George III silver brandy saucepan, maker Robert Sharp, London 1792, with plain circular body and pouring lip with wooden handle, 6oz gross

A set of three George III Bristol Blue glass spirit decanters of Brandy, Rum and Hollands, each with lozenge stoppers with letters R, B and H in gilt, the decanters also with painted gilt names in 'labels hanging on chains', 23cm high

A COLLECTION OF SEVENTEEN GEORGIAN AND OTHER SPIRIT LABELS A PAIR, LONDON BY T PHIPPS & E ROBINSON of canted rectangular form with reeded border, inscribed CLARET and BRANDY; a small canted rectangular spirit label by Robert Gray & Sons inscribed for WHISKY; together with a modern pair of Birmingham spirit labels of similar form, and others (17)

A suite of various decorative Drinking Glasses, ‘Old Hall’ pattern, all heavily faceted and comprising: Wines in sizes, Brandy Balloons, Whisky Tumblers etc

Glass Humphrey Taylor Decanter, with four compartments engraved "Starboard Light", "Creme de Menthe", "Curaçao", "Kummer" and "Pricota Apricot Brandy" with original stoppers.

A set of three Victorian coloured glass wine jugs, in blue, green and ruby, with plated mounted necks, hinged covers and mounted cork stoppers, 8.5in. (21.5cm.) high. Together with two Victorian plated labels for Gin and Brandy and a modern silver label for Sherry. (6).

A large George III silver brandy saucepan, engraved an ostrich crest, having a side spout and a baluster turned ebony handle. Maker Thomas Meriton. London, 1805. 14oz. (440g.) (all in).

A pair of antique Dutch glass decanters, engraved a cartouche and plant decoration to the necks, formerly with cork stoppers, fitted a pair of cartouche shaped porcelain spirit labels for Whisky and brandy, supplied by T. Good and Go. London. 10.75in. (27.5cm.) high. (2).

Two late 19th/early 20th Century Bohemian style glass Decanters, for ovoid form, for Brandy and Gin, 9”

A Georgian small green glass decanter inscribed in gilt "Brandy", with a lozenge shaped stopper, 23 cm high including stopper, plus a 19th century green glass handled decanter with a plated metal collar and stopper with mother of pearl finial inscribed "Brandy", 18.5 cm high excluding stopper

Three coloured glass bottles, with cork and mother of pearl stoppers, of slender form, in amethyst, green and amber, the stoppers named for ‘Brandy’, ‘Whiskey’ and ‘Gin’; two Dutch gin decanters with wheel engraved decoration; a carafe of inverted baluster form with cut and gilt decoration, probably Continental; and a cut glass decanter, various dates 19th century (7)

A large 19th Century glass, the bowl engraved grapes and vines, on an air twist stem and circular base, 20.25cm (8") high and three brandy balloons

A silver brandy flask, maker AW, Birmingham 1932, of flattened octagonal form, engine turned with flat bayonet cap, inscribed to one end panel, 13cm high, 7.25oz

a modern set of three wine labels, with marks for Birmingham modern, maker HU, of stamped form, with C-scroll and shell border, inscribed SHERRY, PORT and BRANDY; a Victorian spirit label Birmingham 1849, maker A.T, of serpentine outline and engraved BRANDY (4)

a pair of mounted glass lockable decanters, with marks for London 1910, maker's mark B.G. & Sons, each of tapering hexagonal form, with plain collar and pointed oval stopper, with keys; together with two matched silver bottle labels, inscribed BRANDY and WHISKY height 33cm

dUNDEE - a Scottish provincial spirit label, by Alexander Cameron, marked AC, thistle, thistle with cast foliate border and inscribed BRANDY; together with another Edinburgh example of octagonal form inscribed WHISKY (2)

Vintage bottle of French brandy, having a wax seal with script 'Du Tiercon Venerable'

Four Elizabeth II Decanter Labels, each of rectangular form with cantered corners and reeded rims, with chain suspensions and marked for Brandy, Sherry, Gin & Whisky, Birmingham 1972/73 (4)

A Silver Footed Bowl, with art nouveau pierced decoration, inscribed, Sheffield 1926, 21 cm diameter, and a silver plated brandy warmer (2)

Mid Victorian three colour decanter set, with pierced plated mounts supported on scroll and shell feet, the cut decanter with labels for Whisky, Gin, and Brandy, (small chips to the bottles) 46cm high

A silver circular small brandy pan by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, London 1902, with a turned ivory handle and on a scroll wirework stand with feet and a lamp, 13cm (5in) high, 162g (5 oz) gross; and a similar small brandy pan by Maurice Freeman, London 1906, with a domed cover and a turned wood handle, 16cm (6.25in) long, 145g (4.5 oz) gross

Pair of large cut glass wine goblets with knopped stems on round bases, 17cm high, a Brandy schooner with etched decoration of a hunter, 17cm high, a glass tazza and nine other drinking glasses

A set of three early 19th Century green tinted glass decanters and flattened stoppers, inscribed in gilt, Brandy, Holland’s and Rum, 24cm high, in a contemporary tole paint stand with central ring handle.

A pair of George III green tinted baluster shaped decanters and stoppers, for Holland and Rum and a blue glass decanter and stopper for Brandy. (3)

A pair of Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Whisky and Brandy Decanters, of square section, with fluted and applied decoration, complete with stoppers, one with moulded letter 'W' to the handle, the other with moulded letter 'B' to the handle, impressed marks, (also with Victorian registration lozenges), 9 1/2" tall

A set of three late 19th Century electroplated Decanter Labels, each modelled in the form of a coopered barrel, surrounded by fruiting vines and marked ‘Whisky’, ‘Gin’ and ‘Brandy’, each with chain suspension and bearing registration diamond marks verso, (3)

A mixed lot comprising: A set of three Decanter Labels, each of oval form, with beaded rims, and marked ‘Gin’, ‘Brandy’ and ‘Whisky’, each with chain suspension, Sheffield 1902, Makers mark James Dixon & Sons; Together with another of oval form, with pierced lettering for Port and chain suspension, London 1819, Makers mark C R, (4)

Three late 19th Century electroplated Decanter Labels, each of kidney shape, with reeded rims and chain suspension, marked for ‘Whisky’, ‘Brandy’ and ‘Gin’, (3)

Davina Owen, portrait of two dogs Brandy and Pepe, pastel, signed and dated 1978, 40 x 43 cm

A Beswick figure of a Siamese cat model number 1588B, together with a similar example of a climbing Siamese with large brandy glass (2).

An early 19th Century coopered oak brandy barrel, with an applied wrought iron sway handle and carved with the initials T.D, 10” high.

A silver lidded faceted glass dressing table jar, with floral and scrolling decoration, Birmingham 1901 and a silver brandy decanter label (missing the chain).

Baccarat wine decanter with etched scrolling foliage decoration, on round base, 36cm high, and a brandy glass, (2)

Large quantity of clear glassware, includes three decanters, stemmed wine glasses, etched jug with pheasant, vases, tumblers and brandy glasses (5 boxes)

A Victorian silver mounted glass Brandy and Whisky decanter and stoppers, makers mark M&C, Birmingham, date letter indistinct, of double flask form with floral engraving