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A set of six cut glass tulip shaped wine glasses, 18.5cm; six smaller glasses, six brandy balloons, a preserve jar and cover

A Victorian silver salt, Birmingham 1894; a silver nurses buckle, Birmingham 1900; a decanter label, Brandy, London 1966; a Charles Horner thimble; another silver thimble; an Art Nouveau silver hat pin; others; a silver ring dish; a small silver frame

Victorian foliate etched celery glass, together with a hob nail cut brandy balloon glass and glass vase. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Box of assorted glassware: four boxed Royal Worcester lead crystal brandy balloons, two boxed Stuart crystal large whisky tumblers etched with 'Bibby Distribution', Royal Worcester crystal decanter and an oval glass bowl. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Box of glassware, to include: Royal Albert and Edinburgh Crystal drinking glasses, brandy balloon glasses, pair of Art Glass candlesticks etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A SMALL PARCEL OF SILVER SPOONS, ETC, comprising a pair of Elizabeth II 'BRANDY' & 'SHERRY' decanter labels, makers C J Vander Ltd, London 1975, a George V plain rectangular vesta case, makers I S Greenberg & Co, Birmingham 1919, a George VI tea strainer with pierced handle, makers Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1947, a set of six George V coffee spoons, makers Raeno Silver Plate Co Ltd, Birmingham 1931, a cased set of six Elizabeth II teaspoons, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1955, a late Victorian coffee spoon with pierced and twisted handle and a small pair of sugar tongs, gross weight 8.23ozt, 256.1 grams (Parcel) (Condition Report: the vesta case lid is stiff to close and needs a little force but generally in useable and fair condition)

1 X 1L BOXED BOTTLE - CARLOS I XO BRANDY

1 X 1L BOTTLE - BARDINET VSOP BRANDY

Set of fourteen French brandy balloons with white metal stems, and a similar set of eight champagne flutes. Not available for in-house P&P

A Dutch silver brandy bowl, the lobed sides chased with baskets and foliage, 20cm l, spurious 18th c marks, import marked, David Trytel, London 1902, 6ozs 15dwts Good condition

Two similar Dutch silver brandy bowls, 19th c, of typical lobed oval shape with scroll handles, one engraved with armorials, 20 and 22cm over handles, maker's and control marks, 15ozs Both in good condition save for, on one bowl the lower junction of one handle detached from body

An Elizabeth II silver brandy balloon, 11.5cm h, by Pinder Brothers, Sheffield 1974 and a pair of silver dwarf candlesticks, loaded, 6ozs 6dwts weighable Good condition

A set of ten footless brandy glasses, 4” high; together with various other drinking vessels; a Royal Grafton bone china thirty-six piece extensive part tea service; & sundry other items.

A Collection of Various Glassware to comprise Set of Six Brandy Balloons, Decanters, Short Wines Etc (Condition Issues)

9 BOTTLES BRANDYLepanto 2 x Solera Gran Reserva 12 Year Old (1 boxed); Carlos I 1520 Solera Gran Reserva; Lustau Family Reserve; Bundaberg Solera; Fundador Supremo; Soberano 2 x 12 Year Old Gran Reserva and 5 Year Old Reserva

12 BOTTLES BRANDYLion Spirit XO; Olaf Bergh Solera; Anessia Premium Quality; Duc de Richelieu 2 x Vinage 10 Year Old and 3 x International; Bardinet XO and VSOP; Yantai Changyu Pioneer Wine Co Changyu Gold Awared 5 Star; Tikves Lozova Rakija

13 BOTTLES AUSTRALIAN SINGLE MALT WHISKYLark Symphony No1, Classic Cask, Sherry Aged + Sherry Finished II, Brandy + PX Sherry Cask and 30th Anniversary Edition (50cl) and Dark Lark (10cl); Callington Mill Emulsion, Sherry Fusion and Symmetry; Starward 2 x Single Barrel and Nova; Limeburners Directors Cut

A QUANTITY OF CUT CRYSTAL, comprising three Edinburgh crystal whisky tumblers, Thomas Webb tumblers, Waterford Crystal tumblers, two rose bowls, a set of six Galway Crystal wine glasses, six grapefruit dishes, a set of nine wine glasses, six Tutbury Crystal goblets, all engraved with Druids Heath Golf Club 'Captain's Day' 2002, six Tutbury Crystal beer tankards, all engraved with Druids Heath Golf Club trophies, a set of six champagne flutes, a Polish Krosno glass golf trophy, eleven Tutbury Crystal small golf trophy tankards, two decanters, a Clarenbridge crystal vase, port glasses, brandy snifters, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: two tumblers have nibbles on rim)

A pair of Waterford Crystal brandy glasses, in box, original stickers still present on foot of glasses.

A Voyage to Hudsons-Bay, By The Dobbs Galley and California, in the Years 1746 and 1747, for Discovering a North West Passage; With an accurate Survey of the Coast, and a short Natural History of the Country. Together With A fair View of the Facts and Arguments from which the future of such a Passage is rendered possible. By Henry Ellis, Gent. Agent for the Proprietors in the said Expedition. To which is prefixed, An Historical Account of the Attempts hitherto made for the finding a Passage that Way to the East-Indies. Illustrated with proper Cuts, and a new and correct Chart of Hudson’s-Bay, with the Countries adjacent. London: Printed for H. Whitridge, at the Royal Exchange. MDCC.XLVIII. [1748] with a dedication to His Royal Highness Frederick, Prince of Wales, a Preface (vii - xxii), a List of Subscribers, including Lord Chesterfield and Charles Stanhope, a Table of Contents, and 336 pages of text, with a large fold-out of “A New Chart of the parts where a North West Passage was sought” at the front, four more fold-outs and four engravings, for a total of nine plates altogether. The book is a first edition, with five raised bands, a gilt title and gilt devices on the spine, with contemporary calf, a gilt crest on both covers, marbled endpapers with the bookplate of Ditton Park, and all the edges are marbled. (Ditton Park is in the English county of Buckinghamshire and belonged to the crown in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, way back in the 1500’s.) One fold-out shows Wager Strait as a closed bay and includes the first map reference to Chesterfield Inlet (see Schwartz and Ehrenberg: Mapping of America), and apparently the crew suffered from scurvy, which Ellis attributed to two kegs of brandy obtained for a Christmas celebration. Ellis was later elected to the Royal Society for his scientific research on rust and magnetism; his research turned out to be “more or less ingenious, but wildly erroneous”. (Sabin 22312) Ellis was sent on this voyage to find the Northwest Passage and served as hydrographer, surveyor, and mineralogist on the expedition. Dobbs had been part of earlier attempts to find a Northwest Passage, one under the command of Christopher Middleton, an old Hudson's Bay Company employee, and those attempts failed to find anything. Middleton believed no passage existed, yet Dobbs refused to believe Middleton's report. A second voyage of discovery ensued in 1746, this time backed by Dobbs and his friends and commanded by two bitter enemies of Middleton and the Hudson's Bay Company. Two ships were sent on the expedition: the Dobbs Galley and the California - the title of the book here - and their search of the bays and inlets again found nothing, and according to some, this expedition proved decisively that no such passage from Hudson's Bay existed. Ellis and Dobbs continued to believe firmly in a Northwest Passage, and the controversy between Middleton and Doobs simmered for a few years, but had no definite outcome. The book contains some of the earliest information on customs of the Inuit, and you can see that in the plates and engravings here, but a Northwest Passage was never found. The book is 8vo. and measures 8 3/8 x 5 1/2 in. wide, with modest wear on the spine and corners, the first fold-out at the front has some browning, and the rest of the text and plates are clean, and all the plates and engravings are here. An interesting read about the history of Hudson’s Bay and early Canadian exploration.

Two boxes of glassware to include a decanter, brandy glasses etc

A Set of Four Enamel Bottle Tickets, 19th century, of cartouche form, inscribed CLARET, SHERRY, BRANDY and WHISKEY within foliate bordersFour Various Enamel Bottle Tickets, inscribed IRISH, RUM, PORT and WHISKYA Porcelain Bottle Ticket, inscribed WHISKY An Enamel Snuff Box and Cover, decorated with a rose and thistle on a pink ground5.5cm wide (10)

A Part Suite of St Louis Wines, eight red and nine whites, together with a Napoleon Brandy glass decanter with silver gilt collar, London, 1980, a Sunderland glass dump and a Caithness paperweight (two trays)

Boxed set of six Bohemian cut wine glasses - apparently unused - to/w a boxed pair of Edinburgh crystal brandy balloons and a bowl (3)

Two boxes of glass; three crystal decanters, mugs, brandy, etc. **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

Drambuie Liqueur 75cl 40% vol, together with Dekuyper cherry brandy 1 litre 24% G.L, Dekuyper Peach Brandy 1 litre 24% G.L and six miniature singapore slings 17.5% vol 50ml

Collection of ceramics to include Royal Doulton Winston Churchill toby jug, Capodimonte style figures, novelty brandy decanter etc, in two boxes

Seagram's Cherry Brandy 1960s, 1 bottle 

Five silver decanter labels in the rococo style for Whisky, Brandy, Gin, Madeira and one with presentation inscription, various dates and makers, 63g (5).

A large collection of Quality Cut Glass Ware including Wine, Beer, Brandy , Cognac Sherry glasses together with similar decanters etc (4)

A large collection of quality cut glass crystal including wine, brandy, sherry glass

Boxed Atlantis Crystal Evora Patterned Decanter & 4 Brandy Glasses

Boxed Atlantis Crystal Evora Patterned Decanter & 4 Brandy Glasses

A collection of quality cut glass & crystal including tumblers, brandy glasses , trifle dishes etc (2 trays)

Victorian silver wine label for Brandy, of shaped form with engraved foliate detail, hallmarked George Unite, Birmingham 1859, together with a late Victorian/Edwardian silver mounted cut glass scent bottle, the glass body of spherical form with octagonal and hobnail cut decoration, the hinged silver cover embossed with flower heads and scrolls, opening to reveal an internal glass stopper, hallmarked Walker & Hall, Sheffield, date letter worn and indistinct, H13.5cmCondition Report:General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks.Wine label with small hole to N of Brandy engraving, and damage/missing loops to suspension ring chain.Scent bottle cover with a few small indentations.Hallmarks to wine label with some light wear, and hole passing through part of Birmingham anchor, but otherwise legible, and hallmarks to scent bottle worn to collar, but part hallmarks to interior of cover clear and legible.Glass body of scent bottle with some surface scratches and nicks.

GUILLAUME FOUACE (REVILLE 1837-1895 PARIS)Fruits à l'eau de vie signé 'G. Fouace' (en bas à droite) huile sur toile46.2 x 38cm (18 3/16 x 14 15/16in).Footnotes:GUILLAUME FOUACE (REVILLE 1837-1895 PARIS)Fruit with brandysigned 'G. Fouace' (lower left)A similar painting was sold on 3 December 2016, lot 218, at Hotel des Ventes Victor Hugo, Dijon.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Cookery & Medical.- Parish (Mrs, of Bear Wood, ?near Wokingham, Berkshire) [Collection of recipes], manuscript, in several hands, c. 300pp., several manuscript recipes bound in, printed recipe "Mrs. Wowen's Ginger Wine" laid down on front pastedown, later calf-backed boards, sm. 4to, [c. 1800]-45.⁂ Recipes including: "A Bread Pudding"; "Duke of Buckingham's Pudding"; "Derbyshire Pudding - Bear Wood"; "Potato Cheesecakes"; "Staffordshire Syllabubs"; "Oxford Cheese"; "Dutch Fish Sauce"; "To make a Curry"; "Pear Jelly"; "Orange Brandy"; "Eye Lotion S.S. P-S. Esq"; "For the Hooping Cough - Mr. Collins"; "For Jaundice"; "Strengthening Pills" etc.

Cookery & Domestic.- Cobbe (Frances Power, writer, campaigner for women's rights and anti-vivisectionist, of Hengwrt House, Peniarth, 1822-1904).- Cobbe (Frances, née Conway, 1777-1847, wife of Charles Cobbe, of Newbridge House, co. Dublin, 1781-1857) Receipts [Collection of recipes], manuscript, 150pp. excluding blanks, inscribed: "Thomas Cobbe left me by my dear Mother Feb. 1847... Frances Power Cobbe...", bookplate of Frances Power Cobbe of Hengwrt, inscriptions and bookplate on front free endpaper, slightly browned, original boards, later morocco spine, dulled, sm. 4to, 1806-32.⁂ Recipes including: "Damson Cakes"; "Nectar... Take 30 Oranges & 30 Lemons..."; "Pig Sauce"; "To Pickle Walnuts"; "Cherry Brandy"; "Shrewsbury Cakes"; "Lobster Sauce"; "Lemon Bread Pudding"; "Red Round"; "Receipts purchased of George Power For cleaning Mahogany...."; "To Pollish Tortoise Shell"; "Cement, or Glue to mend China & Glass" etc."Cobbe was a person of considerable energy and enthusiasm with a great enjoyment of life. Her concern for animals caused her to refuse to decorate her hats with feathers, but she had no sympathy for vegetarianism or teetotalism, seeing them as an indication of the diminution of the vitality and animal spirits which had characterized the world of her youth. She always relished social occasions, especially dinner parties, she insisted, because even if the company was lacklustre she could entertain herself with her knife and fork. Cobbe's most important contribution to nineteenth-century feminism lay in her attempts to set out a feminist ethic, developed most extensively in The Duties of Women (1881). One reviewer described her as the person who 'excepting John Stuart Mill, ... has done more than anyone else to give the dignity of principle to the women's movement' (Life of Frances Power Cobbe, Academy, 46, 1894)." - Oxford DNB.

A suite of Waterford Colleen pattern glasses, to include six whiskey tumblers, six red wine glasses, four brandy glasses and five white wine glasses

A Beswick "Double Diamond Works Wonders" figurine No'd 15i7 to base 21 cm high together with a Sandland "Martell Cognac brandy" character jug 16.5 cm high, a "Bulmer's Cider" woodpecker figure 19.5 cm high and a Royal Doulton old balloon seller HN1315 18 cm high

Box of glassware, tumblers, brandy balloons, decorative plate, etc

A Victorian cut glass stoppered decanter; others Edwardian and later; drinking glasses, champagne coups, brandy balloons etc

Courvoisier cognac, Napoleon brandy, whisky, port, Cockburns Special Reserve and fine ruby port, Dows port, Sheridons liquer, etc.

Large 1970's brandy bowl vase, Murano vase, Beswick pottery vase, etc.

Spirits to include two bottles of Courvoisier Cognac, a litre bottle of Three Barrels French brandy, a litre bottle of St Remy French brandy, 70cl bottle of Three Barrels French brandy, a bottle of Disaronno, a bottle of Remy Martin cognac and a bottle of Napolean brandy (8)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report

A Victorian silver vine leaf ""Sherry" decanter label, three silver plated decanter labels, a mother-of-pearl "Brandy" label and a Crown Staffordshire "Gin" label

A set of six Waterford Crystal brandy balloons, in box

An early 20th century multi coloured stoneware brandy barrel and white painted metal scales Location:

A silver heart shaped decanter label for Brandy or Bourbon, inscribed B by Levi and Salaman, Birmingham 1900Location: CAB5

A George V silver fruit dish, gravy boat, napkin ring and five other silver dish Sheffield, 1919, Atkin Bros., gravy boat Sheffield, 1978, napkin ring, Sheffield, 1901, Henry Wilkinson, together with with three decanter labels, one marked 'Rum', one 'Brandy', one plain example, a tea strainer and a caddy spoon, with various marks, napkin ring boxed, (8)dish Length 18.5cm, weight approx. 18.67oztCondition: All in good order. Napkin ring boxed.

A bottle of Carriere VS Cognac, a 1L bottle of Harvey's Bristol Cream, Bissac Napoleon rare French brandy, Gilbey's Triple Crown port, Chateau Belnor Grande Reserve medium sweet sparkling perry, 37.5cl Captain Morgan Black Label rum, and a 20cl Cezanne Napoleon French brandy. (7)

A large quantity of glassware, including 6 Stuart Brandy bowl clear glasses, H13cm, 6 Champagne flutes with frosted leaf decoration, and an assortment of Whisky tumblers and other wine glasses

A pair of Edinburgh Crystal Brandy balloons, 12.5cm, Stuart Crystal Whisky tumblers, and other glassware

A collection of glassware, mostly drinking glasses, for port, sherry, champagne the largest flute 20cm high, brandy etc, and a wine rinser 9.5cm high, etc AF (qty)

A collection of assorted 19th century metalware including pewter tankards. Plus a rushlight, 24cm high, brass boxes, a door stop, 27cm high, a bell, a 'Brandy' 2 ounce measure, etc.

A silver brandy warmer, bears no marks with turned wood handle, (repaired and patched), a silver pedestal dish, two silver condiments, a cased set of six grapefruit spoons and a plated ice pail. 672gms, 21.62ozs.

A Victorian silver brandy warmer, maker possibly Edward Edwards II, London, 1842?, inscribed and dated, the cylindrical basin mounted in a frame with three swept legs, 11cm high, a silver tea caddy and a plated coffee pot, total weight of silver 341gms, 10.98ozs(3).

MARTELL COGNAC, REMY MARTIN GRANDE CHAMPAGNE COGNAC (boxed), and 70cl and 35cl bottles of Napoleon Brandy (4)

PERE MAGLOIRE FINE CALVADOS 70cl with Asbach Uralt Fine old Brandy, and a bottle of Taylor's 10 year old Tawny Port (3)

A tray of five oversized brandy glasses