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A pair of Georgian amethyst glass decanters and stoppers, each with faceted tear drop stopper, with gilt painted initial, over baluster bottle shaped body, each with gilt simulated label, one "brandy", one "rum" (4) 21.5cm high

SET OF 6 TUMBLERS with cut glass strawberry design, Set of 6 Brandy Balloons with etched trailing grape design, Set of 4 Champagne Saucers and further decorative Stem Glasses

A Royal Doulton Fish Eagle Decanter, 'Natural Brandy of South Africa' (empty), 10 1/2" tall

A 19th century teak and brass bound rectangular military decanter box, the hinged top with a recessed handle, enclosing two glass decanters and stoppers engraved for Rum and Brandy, with an inscription in ink relating to the Mutiny in India 1858, 22.5 high x 11 deep x 20.5cm wide

A white metal brandy label, the oval bowl with lip bearing a crest and the initial 'D' to a turned horn handle.

A white metal brandy ladle, the circular bowl embossed with flowerheads and leaves, inset with a George II coin, to a horn handle. (Please see lot 93 for image)

A white metal brandy ladle, the circular bowl embossed with flowers, inset with a coin, 'Anna Dei, Gratia', to a twisted horn handle. (Please see lot 93 for image)

A late 18th/early 19th century silver brandy ladle, with oval bowl and flared rim with a twisted horn handle, marks indistinct, 39 cms long.

A set of three silver decanter labels, William Bateman, London 1823, each of kidney form with reeded border, engraved with RUM, BRANDY and GIN; together with two further labels.

A mixed lot of Decanter Labels, comprising: An early 19th Century example with shell and scroll decoration and marked 'Port'; A Victorian embossed example marked 'Sherry'; Together with a shaped rectangular example mark 'Gin' and a further base metal example marked 'Brandy', (4)

A set of five enamel wine and spirit labels, comprising: claret; whisky; madeira; sherry; and brandy, on brass belcher link chains.

Pair of Victorian spirit labels for Brandy and Whisky, Birmingham 1841; a perfume bottle with hinged top, marks rubbed; and various brushes, buttonhooks, shoe horns, etc.

A composite set of cut clear glass tableware to comprise six large and six smaller brandy balloons and a set of four whisky tumblers.

A late 19th Century Stourbridge twin spirit flask having two gourd shaped bottles joined at the neck, the pair both detailed with fine clear threaded bodies with "Whiskey" & "Brandy" cut to the ground, height 4.5".

Pair of late Victorian vine leaf design decanter labels with pierced titles 'Brandy' and 'Whiskey', Birmingham 1899, maker George R. Unite

A Victorian figured walnut square decanter box, with brass flush carrying handles, the hinged lid enclosing a blue velvet lined interior with four canted square cut glass decanters with prismatic globular stoppers, with four silver canted rectangular bottle tickets - 'GIN', 'BRANDY', 'SHERRY' and 'WHISKY', Birmingham 1973, box 25cm high

A PAIR OF DECANTER LABELS inscribed "Whisky" and "Brandy", within vine moulded borders, 3" wide, Sheffield 1967, and a similar label inscribed "Cognac", 2ozs (3)

A DECANTER LABEL of oblong form inscribed "Whisky" within a shell and scroll moulded border, Birmingham 1969, a similar brandy label and a plain whisky label (3)

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN DECANTER LABELS of canted oblong form inscribed "Whisky" and "Brandy", within beaded borders, 1 3/4" wide, Birmingham 1895

A pair of Victorian die stamped cherubs-and-vine wine labels - BRANDY and HOLLANDS, chained, maker WA, London 1839 Both in fine condition

An early 20th century Walker and Hall patent 'Holdfast' silver plated tantalus, fitted with three hob cut decanters and stoppers, with labels Whisky, Brandy and Gin, 34cm (13 1/2in) wide

Pair of three-branch silver-plated candlesticks, plus two EPNS cruet sets, condiment basket, brandy warmer, etc. (quantity)

An early 19th century green tinted glass onion shaped decanter, the plated stopper inscribed 'Brandy', 9 1/4" high overall (23.5cm) (minor rim chip)

Bristol Wine Merchant. Manuscript account ledger of George and R. C. Taylor, Wine and Spirit Merchants, of 28 Nicholas Street, late 23 Redcliffe Street, Bristol, for all charges ex ship, for brandy, rum, sherry and port, prior to sale (hauling to bond, examination, sampling, racking, duty paid), 1867-79, 45 pp., contemp. qtr. black morocco, some wear, folio (1)

A George III brandy saucepan and cover, on a matching stand with spirit burner, with a turned wooden handle and a ring finial, each component crested, by Joseph Dodds, London 1801 8.5in high (21.5cm) overall, 22oz.

A small Victorian brandy saucepan on a three legged stand, with turned ivory handle and a burner, maker's mark TP, London 18722.5oz, 3.75in (9.5cm) overall.

A William IV Scottish curved wine label, with a chased leaf at each end, incised 'BRANDY', maker's mark only, by D.C. Rait, Glasgow c.1835.

A modern cast wine label, with the Royal Crown & Supporters flanking drapery, incised "BRANDY", by Leslie Durbin, London 1953 1oz.

A Continental silver brandy pan and cover, with rose finial, wooden handle and floral swag decoration

A Pair of Hobnail Cut Glass Goblets, five brandy glasses and a 19th century style cordial glass, with trumpet bowl and tear drop stem on spreading foot (box)

A GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN CADDY SPOON By Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1820; a Maltese salt spoon, early 19th Century; a vine leaf label for Brandy, by J. & A. Savory, 1839; and a fiddle thread pattern sugar ladle, maker M.C. 1834.

A set of three Victorian earthenware drinks decanters with looping handles, marked Gin, Brandy and Scotch Whisky.

Silver: six apostle coffee spoons, set of four teaspoons, similar set of three, eight further small spoons, a Brandy decanter label and a propelling swizzle stick.

A plated wine funnel, decorated with a beaded rim and a plated brandy glass warmer, fitted with a spirit burner and with a turned wooden handle.

A pair of decanters with lobed bodies, a quantity of champagne glasses, brandy balloons etc

19TH CENTURY IRISH SCHOOL, 'Brandy Hall, Castletown, Berehaven', signed with initials, pencil and watercolour, 7 1/2" x 11 1/2".

A cut glass Water Jug, brandy Balloon, two circular Dishes and Comport

A late 18th Century 'Bristol Blue' plain mallet shaped decanter with triple ringed neck, decorated in gilt and labelled 'Brandy', within oval sunburst, 9ins high, and cut tear shaped stopper for same

A set of four 19th century 'Bristol Blue' glass half bottle decanters, each of mallet shape and with oblong gilt title cartouche for 'Brandy', 'Hollands', 'Rum' and 'Shrub' beneath chain suspended gilt urn motif, the target stoppers with gilt lozenge border decoration, some wear to gilding, 24cm high.

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CASED CANTEEN OF SILVER-PLATED CUTLERY mainly fiddle-and-thread and fiddle, thread and shell patterns, comprising: soup ladle, basting spoon, fish slice, sugar strainer ladle, pair sauce ladles, six tablespoons, six dessert spoons, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, six dinner forks, six dessert forks, four salt spoons, two mustard or cream ladles, a Stilton scoop, butter knife and a pair of pickle forks, and other sundry items of cutlery, together with four preserve-pot covers, and four decanter labels for WHISKY, BRANDY, SHERRY and PORT, the case having a silver plated 'M' and plated recessed handles

A William IV silver label of rectangular form with reeded and shell decoration with canted corners together with a chain. Makers Phipps, Robinson & Phipps, London 1833 and another with embossed border engraved Brandy, together with the chain. Maker Kitchen & Walker, Sheffield 1833.

A VICTORIAN SILVER DECANTER LABLE with engraved scrolls 'Port' and a pressed lable with grape decoration 'Brandy' and a pair of peppers with swag decoration. (4)

Beswick Siamese Cat (climbing), model No 1677, together with a non Beswick mouse and large Brandy Glass, (3)

A large purple Whitefriars glass vase; a pale purple art glass flared fruitbowl; a pair of pressed glass pink candlesticks; and other art glass including a swan ashtray, coloured bowls, a large Bristol blue barrel brandy glass, a set of six tumblers, an acid etched horseshoe shaped vase on stand, etc. (A lot).

A quantity of drinking glasses including brandy balloons, a set of hand decorated tumblers, wine glasses, liqueur glasses, rummers, tankards, etc. (A lot).

Pair of wheel cut brandy goblets ,with portrait of Winston Churchill and inscribed 'Sir Winston Churchill - The Great British statesman - 1874 - 1965'

Lot of Rangers Football Club glassware ,comprising a set of four crystal brandy glasses with R.F.C. logo; two sets of six crystal whisky tumblers with R.F.C. logo; a crystal decanter commemorating Colin Jackson's testimonial, another commemorating Tom Forsyth's testimonial; and a boxed set of Webb crystal whisky tumblers with R.F.C. logo; and a set of six Caithness glass blue tinted goblets with R.F.C. logo (a lot) Provenance as lot 326

One litre De Kuyper Cherry Brandy, one litre Bacardi Rum, one litre Drambuie, one bottle Lamb's Navy Rum, one bottle Cockburn's Fine Ruby Port, and one bottle Dry Sack Sherry (6)

One litre and 650ml Keo VSOP 12 year old Brandy (Cyprus), one litre Benedictine, one litre Bacardi Gold Rum, one litre Campari, one litre Dubonnet, one litre Martini Bianco (7)

One bottle Remi Landier XO brandy

One bottle 1928 Hine Grande Champagne Brandy

A large quantity of drinking glasses including brandy balloons, sherry glasses, wine glasses, champagne flutes, liqueur glasses, etc. (A lot)

Large suite of Waterford cut glass to include: eight large tumblers, seven medium tumblers, ten small tumblers, eight large wine glasses, eleven medium wine glasses, and ten small wine glasses, ten sherry glasses, eight liquor glasses, seven brandy balloons, eight champagne glasses, as well as nine similar tumblers, two jugs, lidded preserve pot, and two Royal Commemorative glasses, (some rims reduced or chipped) (94)

A GLASS DECANTER with enamel label 'Cherry Brandy' and 2 oval glass decanters with matching labels 'Chartreuse' and 'Benedictine' (3)

A Waterford part suite of glass, comprising; eight red wine glasses, eight white wine glasses and six brandy balloons.

A pair of oval silver decanter labels detailed 'Port' and 'Brandy' with engine turned borders, London 1951.

A patent tapering cylindrical cocktail shaker, engraved with the names of various cocktails, the revolving sleeve revealing the ingredients, 28cm high (11in), and a pair of canted-rectangular decanter labels, 'Brandy' and 'Whisky'

Two George III wine labels, with reeded edge decoration, one incised 'WHISKY', by John Reily, London 1816, the other incised 'BRANDY', by T. Phipps & E. Robinson II, London 1803. (2)

A pair of modern engine turned wine labels, with the enamelled titles "Sherry" and "Brandy", Birmingham 1949. (2)

A George III Brandy Ladle with engraved initials to the handle, London 1788