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An Edwardian silver brandy flask by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1905, of rectangular hammered form with bayonet cap, 12.5cm, 6oz

A GEORGE II SILVER BRANDY WARMER with pouring spout and turned wooden handle, 23cm long, London 1743 by William Garrard.

An early 19th Century silver decanter collar 'Brandy'; a later silver decanter collar 'Scotch'; three plated decanter collars and a Continental white metal embossed heart shaped vesta (6)

A cut glass Decanter and Stopper, six Brandy Balloons, six Whisky Tumblers en suite, and a cut glass Ewer and Stopper

A Victorian oval pierced and embossed bon bon dish by Albert Carter, Birmingham 1896, another smaller dish, a miniature silver jug and a brandy label

An amethyst glass tray with set of five small amethyst and clear glass brandy balloon shaped glasses and a matching decanter and stopper, most with enamel decoration.

Two silver decanter labels for sherry and brandy, London 1977-78.

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN CLEAR GLASS SQUARE SECTION DECANTERS AND STOPPERS engraved "brandy" within a leaf decorated cartouche, and "Hollands", 9.5" high (2)

Seven Stuart brandy balloons, each bowl engraved with the cypher of George VI, and inscribed with the Coronation date 'May 12 1937', and other glass

A silver 'Gin' decanter label, Sheffield 1908 and a silver 'Brandy' decanter label, Sheffield 1910, each of curved form, with reeded borders.

Armagnac Fine Grand 1900, Armagnac, 1 bottle Vieux Marc de Champagne, Brandy, 7 bottles Marc de Corton Grancey, Brandy, 3 bottles.

Trester vom Riesling, Brandy, 12 half litres.

Two Herend brandy warmers, one of octagonal form, the other circular, each decorated with red floral sprays on a white ground and each containing a candle holder, 8.5cm high.

A continental silver brandy pan

A pair of etched glass decanters with stoppers together with Chester hallmark silver whisky and brandy labels

A MIXED LOT CONTAINING:. 1 litre bottle Cointreau. 1 70cl bottle Brandy & Benedictine Liqueur. 1 35cl bottle Grand Marnier 'Cordon Jaune'. 1 litre bottle Napoleon Brandy. 1 75cl bottle Honey liqueur

A MIXED LOT CONTAINING:. 2 litres Southern Comfort 38%. 1 70cl bottle Bacardi. 1 litre bottle De Kuyper Cherry Brandy. 1 litre Gonzalez Byass Brandy de Jerez. 1 70cl bottle Croft Brandy (1984)

A PAIR OF GEORGE III WINE LABELS rectangular, with canted corners, engraved 'Geneva' and 'Brandy, London 1799, makers Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson, also another matching engraved 'Shrub', London, 1805, maker Edward Morley (3).

An earthenware water jug - MANSFIELD BREWERY CO LIMITED GOLDEN DROP ALE, transfer printed in colours; a Continental porcelain WHITBREADS BOTTLED BEERS jug; a Sandland MARTELL CONAC BRANDY figural water jug (3)

A lithographed pictorial show card - "THE NICK OF TIME" MARTELL'S BRANDY, 37 x 28cm, framed, c1900 (minor time staining and small surface abrasion)

A late 19th century glass brandy warmer. 7.75in. (19cm.); together with a celery vase with ogee body. 7.50in. (19cm.) (2)

An early 18th century Britannia Standard silver brandy pan of traditional form, shaped spout with ball terminal, moulded lip, the handle with heart-shaped shield and turned ebony grip, two groups of owner's initials on the underside of the base, contemporary armorial, date letter and town mark illegible, maker's mark indistinct, 3 3/4in diameter, 3 1/4in high, 8oz.s. The Arms are those of Osborne impaling probably Digby or Morden.

A plated cocktail shaker stand and a plated brandy glass warmer.

Five bottles of Bols Brandy, two bottles of Scotch Whisky and a bottle of Cherry Heering, (8).

Two pottery green banded spirit barrels, titled 'Brandy' and 'Whisky' in gold, 33cm; and a smaller blue banded 'Bitters' barrel, 27cm, (3).

Two Carlton Ware Martell Brandy character figures, model no. 2347, c.1940s, 19.5cm, (AF).

Two Martell Brandy character water jugs, by Sandland Pottery, one cracked, 16.5cm; a Carlton Ware Haig Whisky jug; six other water jugs, etc.

A George III brandy saucepan bowl, (lacking handle) with fine bead borders, by Samuel Meriton (II) London 1782, 3in (8cm) high, 6oz.

A mixed lot of wine labels: an engraved mother of pearl crescent "WHITEPORT", a George III "PORT" with crested shield sermount, an Exeter made "RUM" a Victorian "BRANDY" escutcheon, a Victorian "HOLLANDS" escutcheon, and an unmarked "WHISKEY". (6)

Five wine labels including: three ivory crescents, a George III canted oblong "SHRUB" by George Smith & Thomas Hayter, London 1802 and an early Victorian vine leaf label, pierced "CHERRY BRANDY" by C. Reilly and G. Storer. (5)

Four wine labels on a bird theme: a cast heraldic crest label, (a gryphon with wings displayed) pierced "Brandy", by M.W Druitt, London 1973, a cast bird on a bench label holding the title "WHISKEY", London 1973, a spread eagle, "SHERRY" unmarked, and a mid 19th century spread eagle holding a cut out letter "B" unmarked c.1850. (4)

A George III Scottish reeded wine label, canted oblong incised and infilled "BRANDY", by Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1817 together with a similar Victorian Scottish label incised "KUMMELL", by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh c.1880. (2)

An early 18th century Dutch brandy bowl, of lobed oval outline on a plain oval foot with two cast openwork handles decorated with putti amongst flowers, the base initialled "MS" over "AC" above the date "1736" maker's mark "IE", Friesland 1725, 10.25in (26cm) wide, 8.5oz.

An 18th century Dutch embossed brandy bowl, with two cast openwork handles and a gilt interior centred by a chased swan initialled "AT" & "FT" and crested, maker's mark indistinct script initialls, Friesland 1744, 9.25in (23.5cm) long, 7oz.

A small George I/II brandy saucepan, with a squat, turned wooden handle and the scratched initials "CH" over two other defaced initials, unmarked, 1720-1740, 2.5in (6.5cm) diameter, 1.5oz. gross.

Rosebank-1983. Bottled 1992. Especially selected and bottled for Bristol Brandy Company Ltd. Single malt, 43% volume. Ardmore-12 year-old. Distilled 1986, limited edition, bottled to commemorate the Centenary of the distillery (1899-1999). Single malt, 40% volume. 2 bottles

A set of miniature ceramic spirit dispensers of barrel form for Brandy, Gin, Scotch, Cognac, Port and Sherry by Wade and a larger example for Scotch, decorated in colours and gilt over white (7)

*Trophies and souvenirs. A silver-plated two-handled winners trophy, World Amateur Billiards Championship, Composition Billiard Ball Supply Co. Ltd., 1969, 28 cm tall, together with a Garrard & Co. silver plated tankard inscribed 'The Billiards and Snooker Foundation, 1969', a New Zealand paua shell cigarette box, the lid inset with presentation plaque, "1964 World Amateur Billiards Championship, Pukekohe, New Zealand, runner-up Jack Karnehm, presented by W.D. & H.O. Wills (NZ) Ltd.", a trophy shield, two metal salvers, a pair of glass brandy goblets and a whisky tumbler (9)

A plated round small brandy saucepan and cover, with wood side handle, gadrooned border, and green stained ivory finial

A SANDLAND ADVERTISING PITCHER, 'Cognac Martell Brandy', height 17c

A SANDLAND ADVERTISING PITCHER, 'Cognac Martell Brandy', height 17c

A CARLTONWARE ADVERTISING FIGURE, 'Martell Brandy', height 21cm, (head and thumb re-glued)

18th Century pewter Brandy Ladle, circular bowl with touch marks, on a turned wood handle.

Sloop. "Sibella" Acct. of sundry Disbursements on the Sloop Sibella by Thomas Phillips Jun., a list of expenditure during the period 1782-84, including costs for pilotage, provisions, carpenters, rigging, porters for "discharging the Beef", a payment to "14 Men for Towing her in it being Calm", and a payment for getting up the anchor lost by bad weather at Penzance, 2 pages, along with, an An Account between Chris Wallis and Co., in the Scilly Isles and Thomas Jun., relating to the Sloop Sibella, a fine large debit and credit account, neatly written, from 1781 to 1785, giving details of cargoes of coal from Neath and Swansea, wood from Plymouth, fruit, beef and brandy, 1 page, and a List of Disbursements to Samuel Ellis relating to a voyage by the Sibella to Swansea, 16th April to 27th June 1782, a good, legible document, with payments for quay dues at St. Ives, to a tidesman, for repairs, and for coal, also Acct. of the Brandy and Rum Sold [from the Sloop Sibella] 14th June 1782, by Mr. Edwards, "the Brandy for home consumption not divided", 2 pages, also several other documents and accounts relating to the Sibella and the sale of its cargo, all from the early 1780s, The Sibella, owned by Thomas Phillips and captained by Samuel Ellis, was evidently engaged in trade between the Cornish ports (Gweek, Penryn and Penzance are mentioned) and the Scilly Isles, and the South Wales ports of Neath and Swansea. (3+).

A set of three blue glass barrel-shaped decanters and ball stoppers, with traces of concentric gilt line rings and named for Rum, Hollands, Brandy, 21cm high, and with trefoil silver plated stand with carrying handle, circa 1830

A Wedgwood glass seal and four cut crystal brandy glasses

Blue glass spirit decanter circa 1800 with pear shaped stopper, gilded Brandy label supported by gilded ribbon and chain, (wear to gilt) (2).

Three barrels 'Rare Old French Brandy' (one bottle), together with Le Panto, Gonzalex Byass (one bottle), and eight various brandys (10)

A set of three early 19th century green tinted glass mallet shaped decanters and flattened stoppers, titled in gilt 'Rum, Brandy' and 'Hollands', within gilt 'labels', 23cm high (9")

A set of George III canted oblong wine labels with reeded borders, incised "BURGUNDY" "BRANDY" "CLARET" & "LIME JUICE", by John Robins, London c.1790, no date letters.(4)

A Victorian silver set of three bottle tickets, of cartouche shape, scroll engraved and named for 'Whiskey', 'Brandy' and 'Rum', B'ham 1876 by Geo Unite; and a cased set of six silver gilt and coloured enamel coffee spoons, B'ham 1959, 3oz all in.

A shaped rectangular silver decanter label, Brandy, Sheffield 1898.

Two Wade barrels of large proportions, one whisky and one brandy.

A plated three bottle tantalus, the stand with scroll and foliate decoration, gadrooned rims and on paw feet, with three cut glass decanters, with two labels for whisky and brandy.

3 advert displays 'Kositos Cooked Food' also 'Capstan Navy Cut Cigarettes - LT01' and 'Martell's Brandy - The Life Restorer'

A Victorian brandy decanter label, Sheffield 1872.

PAIR OF SILVER DECANTER LABELS, GIN, BRANDY, Birmingham 1967

Three division stamp box; pair of George III Old English pattern tongs; whisky label; oval port and brandy labels; and a butter knife

An early George II silver small brandy warming pan with a moulded rim and a turned mahogany handle, London 1732 by Gundry Roode, 6.5cm diameter (2.5 in)

A silver brandy warming pan with an ivory handle and engraved with a crest, London 1906 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, 6.5cm diameter (2.5 in), on a plated stand with a lamp