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A pair silver decanter labels, inscribed 'Gin' and 'Brandy', London 1972, together with another silver decanter label, two silver specimen vases and a collection of other silver and plate.

A collection of forty-one ceramic bin labels mounted in three glazed frames the labels inscribed: Hollands Manzanilla Barsac Bucellas Porter Burgundy Cognac Goosberry Contantia Dry Malaga Frontigniac Champagne Punch Sherry Champagne Ale Hock Rum Port Pouilly 1re QtŽ Marsala Claret Moselle Amontillado Palmer 1868 Cowslip Medoc Madeira Pale Brandy Montilla Calcavella Sauterne Light Sherry Port Malmsey Sparkling Moselle Claret Curacoa St Julien Teneriffe Sillery. The cases sealed and thus the labels unchecked for factory marks.

A collection of nine ceramic bin labels inscribed: Brandy Claret Gin Hock Port Rum Sherry S Whisky and Whisky three with impressed marks two for Farrow and Jackson and one for Burrow 14cm. (9)

A tall Georgian blue glass bottle shaped decanter and stopper gilt decorated simulated label 'Rum'; with a glass stopper 30cm high; and another two similar smaller both with gilt decorated simulated labels marked 'Brandy' one with a white metal mounted mother-of-pearl stopper 24.5cm high the other with a gilt decorated glass stopper 24cm high (3)

A George IV brandy pan with marks for Edinburgh 1829 maker's mark rubbed of baluster form with turned wooden handle crested Height 7.4cm

Two late Georgian glass decanters with gilt decoration, one inscribed Brandy, the other Rum

Three George III silver wine labels, a navette shaped “Port”, with bright cut borders, by Elizabeth Morley, London 1795, A navette shaped “Madeira”, with bright cut borders, by Joseph Heriot, c. 1790, an oval “Sherry” surmounted with a crest and leaf garland, by Joseph Preedy, c. 1790, a Georgian silver “Brandy” label with gadrooned border and a pair of Sheffield plated brandy and whiskey labels (6)

An Edwardian silver cream jug Glaze & Hayes Birmingham 1907 of helmet shape raised from a square base 15cm 4oz; together with an electroplate brandy saucepan with turned ivory handle 6.5cm (2)

A quantity of coloured glassware: brandy balloons, tall yellow vases, red opaque decanters, etc. (twelve)

An Edwardian oak three bottle locking tantalus with silver plated labels for sherry, gin and brandy, retailer's plaque for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd

A pair of Edwardian pierced silver spirit labels for Brandy and Port maker S.Mordan & Co Chester 1908 and a set of four plated spirit labels 2.25ins

A quantity of miniatures to include; Gin, Brandy and others (approximately 45).

A Tudor crystal part suite of table glass engraved in the 'Isabella' pattern, comprising; four red wine and six white wine glasses, six large tumblers and a brandy balloon.

A part suite of Tudor crystal table ware engraved and etched with a vine band, comprising; brandy balloon, five sherry glasses, and nine whisky glasses.

Two silver oval decanter labels, detailed Port and Brandy, with borders of fruiting vines and a silver shaped oval Vodka label, with a decorated border.

Three silver oval decanter labels, detailed: Port, Brandy and Sherry, with borders of fruiting vines.

A pair of 'Bristol’ blue glass mallet-shaped decanters each with three neck rings and gilt painted labels 'Rum’ and 'Brandy’ 18.5cm high

A leather decanter box modelled as a pile of six books inscribed 'Courvoisier The Brandy of Napoleon’ and containing a gilt-painted glass decanter and stopper inscribed 'VO 20 years old’ 18cm high

A Georgian silver oval decanter label ‘Brandy’ with gadroon borders.

ASSORTED ITEMS OF SILVER to comprise a Victorian Christening mug with bright cut decoration, lacking handle, Birmingham 1865; a pair of egg shaped pepperettes on ball feet, 1900; three decanter labels in George III style for Gin, Brandy and Sherry, 1968-1972; and assorted teaspoons (Birmingham 1907; Sheffield 1900, 1903, 1906 and 1932), 10oz (a lot)

A plated three piece Condiment Set, a pierced oval Salt, Pepperette, Brandy Label, and six Spoons with scallop bowls and green stone finials

Two Yards of Ale, two small Decanters and Stoppers and a Brandy Barrel

A Carltonware Martell Brandy advertising Figure on shaped base and a Lancaster and a Sandland Martell Brandy Water Jug

Three oval Pottery Spirit Flasks, Gin, Brandy and Whisky

A Hennessy Brandy Advertising Bottle, and a Bols ditto

A stoneware Brandy Barrel with coat of arms, and another, plain

A PAIR OF DWARF DRAMS, glass with silver collars and bottle tickets 'Whisky' and 'Brandy', London 1907 (2)

A pair of 19th Century cut glass decanters and stoppers, four other decanters and six brandy glasses, possibly Waterford.

A Pair of George V Square Glass Concave Decanters and stoppers, having silver necks, with "whisky" and "brandy" labels, London 1921, maker's mark HP&S, 22.5cm high

A Silver Coloured Metal Hammered Round Bulbous Brandy Warmer having scroll shaped wooden handle

A Victorian silver plated three bottle Tantalus, rectangular base with beaded detail rising to conforming gallery decorated with four masks below plain bottle cover and strut carrying handle all containing three cut glass decanters each with a silver plated label in the form of a vine leaf, Scotch and Irish Whiskey and Brandy. 12” high.

A pair of Georgian hallmarked silver decanter labels “Rum” and “Brandy” both with ribbon tied pediment and laurel leaf drops. Overmarked London 1980.

Five silver wine labels, for Brandy, Port, Gin, Sherry and Whiskey, all with shell and leaf embossed borders, four with maker’s mark DJS, London 1969 and 1973, the other R&K, London 1968 (5)

Braastad Cognac, V.S.O.P.,40% vol, 100cl bottle and Conde de Osborne, Brandy de Jerez Solera Gran Reserva, 40.5% vol, boxed 700ml bottle (2) #15

A SILVER PLATED AND CUT GLASS BISCUIT BARREL, a brandy glass on a silver plated stand, with warmer, a silver plated tankard and three other plated pieces and 'four pieces of pewter’

A silver 'Brandy' decanter label, probably London 1808 and three plated decanter labels, comprising; two 'Sherry' and one 'Burgundy'.

A pair of Victorian silver small decanter labels, of octagonal form, detailed: 'Sherry' and 'Brandy', London 1860.

“A George II silver brandy warmer, with side spout and turned wooden handle, maker Richard Gurney & Thomas Cooke, London 1731, crest removed, 18cm long, 2 oz”

An early Victorian silver vine leaf label pierced for Sherry with chain. Makers Yapp and Woodward. Birmingham. Together with a pair of Victorian electroplated labels for Gin and Brandy and a pierced Irish Whiskey label with chains. (4).

A late Victorian oak tantalus with nickel mounts and handle to the frame front opening the three cut glass spirit decanters with angled corners and stoppers with three plated vine leaf spirit labels for Brandy Gin and Whiskey (Irish). 15in. (38cm.).

Three Victorian circular salts in the Georgian style with bead mounts, each on three paw pattern feet, 2.5ins diameter, by R.H., London 1868, a ditto oval salt with gadroon mounts to rim, on hoof feet, 3ins x 2.5ins, London 1856, a ditto oval mustard pot of Georgian design with moulded mounts, 3.5ins x 2.25ins, London 1840 (clear glass liner damaged), and an Edward VII miniature brandy warmer with turned ebony handle, Birmingham 1904

Blown glass and wrought metal large vase; two clear glass decanters, one ship's, on circular base, each with Mason's label, Brandy and Sherry; along with other glassware including pink flashed jug, tall trumpet-shaped vase with EPNS base, etc. (quantity)

Pair of large ceramic barrels with transfer printed designs to front Brandy & Gin, plus a hand painted Eastern European metal water carrying flagon (3)

Two saltglaze stoneware spirit barrels each applied with the Royal Arms bearers and equestrian figures one inscribed 'Whisky’ the other 'Brandy’ 19th century 28cm. (2)

An Edwardian silver card case embossed with Reynolds angels Birmingham 1908 a George V silver and enamel compact Birmingham 1925 a Brandy bottle label Birmingham 1966 and eight other items

A small collection of Venetian richly gilded ruby glass, some with applied flowerheads, a two handled basket, toilet water bottle, small cup and saucer, tankard and a pair of small brandy glasses (6).

Betjemann’s patent a two bottle oak tantalus with electroplate locking handle and mounts the two bottles cut with diamond bands an bearing 'Gin’ and 'Brandy’ bottle labels 23cm wide

A George II silver brandy saucepan of circular form with gilt interior pouring lip and turned wooden handle by Richard Richardson Chester 1735 the base with engraved intials MH crest removed 17cm long See T Curtis ‘Lyle Price Guide Silver’ p 80 for a similar brandy saucepan by Richard Richardson

A pair of early 19th Century Bristol blue decanters and stoppers, gilt 'Brandy' and 'Rum' rubbed, 24.5cm; and an oval cut glass bowl, lid and stand, 18.5cm (2)

Thomas Webb crystal glassware inc wines, champagnes, liqueurs, sherries, tumblers and a brandy balloon

A George II silver brandy warming pan London 1738 of bulbous form with ebonised wooden handle diameter 3.5" approx. 13oz

A pair of turquoise glass decanters and stoppers together with a Regency Bristol blue glass 'Brandy' decanter and a clear cut glass decanter, lacking stopper.

An enamelled pear shaped scent bottle with polychrome floral cartouche on a pink ground with nickel plated reeded cap; and two enamelled decanter labels “Brandy” and “Gin” each with polychrome foliate decoration on white ground 5cm wide (3).

A group of eleven George III and later decanter labels, comprising; two silver canted rectangular examples with reeded borders and black enamelled 'Sherry', London 1826. by Charles Rawlings and 'Claret', 1819. by George Knight, another oblong 'J.J' with the maker's mark of 'S&S only, circa 1820, another with an nulled border 'Madeira', 1825. by Charles Rawlings, a small crescent shaped label 'Whiskey', Birmingham 1924. by Hukin & Heath, two plated and pierced labels 'Port' and 'Sherry', another cut out 'Gin', another cartouche-shaped and scroll embossed 'Brandy', an enamelled label 'Brandy' and a mother of pearl crescent shaped label 'Malmsey' Note; Malmsey is a rich and sweet blended wine from Madeira.

An extensive suite of good quality cut drinking glassware from liquers to whisky glasses to brandy goblets to champagne flutes etc

Six 19th Century creamware Bin Labels for port, brandy, gin, cyder, champaigne and ginger, black painted, 5in

A set of three George III 'Bristol' blue spirit decanters, pear-shape, 'Brandy', 'Hollands' and 'Rum', gilded with titled labels, each with original gilded stopper, on Old Sheffield Plate stand, decanters 9.5in.

An early 20th Century three bottle tantalus, the folding top with C-scroll handle, shaped end supports and rectangular base, on bun feet, 15ins x 7ins x 12.5ins high, complete with three hobnail cut octagonal spirit decanters, 6.75ins high, and cut stoppers for same, with a leaf pattern label for "Brandy"

Three modern silver bottle labels, each with central rectangular panel and floral scrolled embossed border inscribed "Sherry", "Brandy" and "Port" (circa 1970), each 6 cm

A Georgian green glass decanter and stopper with three annular rings to the neck 27cm high; an octagonal section glass flask and stopper with gilt decorated 'Brandy' and with gilt foliate decoration to the stopper 20.5cm high; a bottle shaped decanter and stopper 22cm high; and a ships decanter 21cm high (4)