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Three silver bottle tags/decanter labels, 'Port', Birmingham 1980, maker's mark for R E Porter, width 6.3cm, 'Claret', London 1981, maker's mark for David Shaw Silverware Ltd, width 6cm and 'Brandy', marked Sterling and L.C.Ltd, width 5.1cm.

Two silver bottle tags/decanter labels, one marked 'Brandy' with double line decoration, Sheffield 1847, maker's mark for Henry Atkin, together with an embossed label 'Sherry', Birmingham 1936, maker's mark for Barker Bros Silver Ltd, total weight 20.2g.

Collectables to include a large Fox and Simpson wall clock, large decorative ceramic jug, Darlington Crystal brandy glasses & other items

A Victorian carved oak three bottle tantalus, the three hobnail cut decanters each with a silver Georgian wine label named Brandy, Whisky and Rum, over a base drawer and twin carrying handles, width 30cm.

CORNWALL – ACCOUNT BOOKManuscript account book of James Barker of Coverack, with ownership inscription 'James Barker His Book' on reverse of front endpaper and 'James Barkers/ Book 1786' on back endpaper, comprising early entries for haberdashery and cloth ('for a Hatt', '...I yd ½ of holland... 16 buttons... thread... pins... fustain... druggett') and other goods such as sugar and candles, later entries concerning nautical matters ('...Re'd for the Little Boat Share of Copper... for Loading of Goods out of Henry Robarts...'), trading in fish (mackerel, pilchards etc.), brandy, rum and gin, repairs, piloting and landing of goods ('...For Landing Captain Martin... for Pilateing a brig from America...'), and salvage ('... share of the wreck Salvd from the brill...'), noting profits from voyages ('...1794 January 6th the Harmony sailed the first trip for Guernsey...'), with mention of local names and places ('Mr Sandys of Pengarak', 'Theophyllus Johns', 'Cousen Batt the Dockters son', 'Joseph Rogers Trebarweth'), notes on the family ('...August 9th 1789 George Barker was born/ at 11 Oclock in the morning...'), and events ('...November 5 1788 the Maccrony saild for Guernsey with Anthony Barker, Nicholas Hoskin, Philip Hicks & Francis Lowry on Bord and have not been heard of Since...'), some entries inverted, others struck through, 44 leaves, c.11 either neatly cut or roughly torn away with loss, dust-staining, ink blots and other marks, edges frayed, slightly later brown wrappers, rebacked, loose within contemporary limp ruled vellum stitched over later card, marked, worn and stained, 480 x 190mm., preserved in a black solander box, 1730's to 1790'sFootnotes:'FOR PILATEING A BRIG FROM AMERICA': An account book used by several generations of a Cornish piloting family.Whilst early entries in our volume relate to trade in haberdashery and concern cloth, buttons and other accoutrements, by the latter half of the century, the Barker family appear to have concentrated their efforts on piloting. The volume bears the ownership inscription of James Barker of Coverack (1747-1840) who is listed as a licenced pilot in the Compulsory Pilotage Notice for 1809 (the year licensing of pilots was first introduced). The Barker family of Coverack plied their trade as pilots for several generations, using their skilled knowledge of the coastline to help guide ships safely round the treacherous Cornish coast, boarding ships and providing information to the ships' masters on unfamiliar tides, currents and underwater hazards (Knight, T., 'Falmouth Pilots of the late Nineteenth Century', Troze: The Online Journal of the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, December 2019, Vol. 8, No. 1). Judging from the entries in the present volume, the Barkers were involved in several operations, not only piloting and landing of goods but rescue and lucrative salvage operations as well as trading in fish, rum and gin. The account of the Bodmin Sessions for 4 October 1808 also identifies James Barker as a fish curer: '...shipped at Liverpool 2,800 bushels of British fishery salt to carry it to Coverack, in parish of Gweek, on account of James Barker, fish curer. During a storm on the voyage they lost 65 bushels 22 lbs. of salt...' (Archives and Cornish Studies Centre, ref. QS/1/7/555). One particularly poignant entry in our volume amongst the columns of pounds, shillings and pence serves as a reminder of the dangers faced by those who made their living on the seas: '...November 5 1788 the Maccrony saild for Guernsey with Anthony Barker, Nicholas Hoskin, Philip Hicks & Francis Lowry on Bord and have not been heard of Since...'.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Cut glass wine and brandy glasses.

Two boxes of assorted glassware to include: 6 large moulded glass brandy balloons, 6 moulded glass pedestal trifle dishes, 3 hock glasses with purple bowls and clear stems, champagne flutes, punch glasses etc. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

BRANDY; four bottles including one single bottle of Marquis de Montesquiou Napoleon armagnac, 70cl, 40%, two boxed bottles Carlos I Solera Gran Reserva, etc (4).

BRANDY; a single bottle of Camus XO cognac, 100cl, 40%, together with a single bottle Elie-Arnaud Denoix XO armagnac, 35cl, 42%, each with box.Additional InformationAs stated, each fitted in box, the levels are good, minor wear to the boxes.

BRANDY; five mixed bottles of assorted brandy including Napoleon Finest French brandy, one litre, 36%, Martell VS, 70cl, 40%, Three Barrels Rare Old French brandy, 70cl, 40%, and Phillipe Rochelle French brandy, etc (5).

BRANDY; a bottle of Asbach Uralt brandy, with a bottle of Croft Reserve Tawny Port, a vintage bottle of tequila, and a bottle of Mahon gin (4)

VARIOUS SPIRITS; a group of spirits and other bottles, including Highland Park 12 Year Old Viking Honour Scotch whisky, Aperol, cherry brandy liqueur, sherry etc. 

MIXED SPIRITS; nine mixed bottles of assorted brandy including four bottles of Martell Cognac 70%, a single bottle of Remy Martin Cognac fine champagne VSOP, 40%, a single of Courvoisier cognac, a single bottle of Croft Original, etc (9). 

MIXED SPIRITS; a single bottle of Bushmills aged 10 years Single Malt Irish whiskey, 700ml, 40%, together with a single bottle Three Barrels Finest French brandy XO, aged 15 years, 50cl, 40%, and a single bottle Gran Reserva brandy 1866, in cardboard carton.Additional InformationLevels are good, minor wear to the carton.

MIXED SPIRITS; a single bottle of Augustin Bofill Badalona brandy, internally decorated with a figure climbing a ladder, numbered 4197, together with a single bottle of Benedictine Dom, 73%, and a single bottle of Cointreau, 70cl, 40% (3).

A large collection of assorted alcohol miniatures including Martell cognac, Remy Martin, Imperio brandy, etc.

AN EARLY GEORGE II SILVER BRANDY SAUCEPAN AND A FOREIGN BOWL (2)The brandy saucepan fitted with an ebony handle, London 1734, gross weight 132 gms, the foreign bowl decorated with a scroll engraved band, possibly Asian, apparently unmarked, diameter 7.5cm, weight 45 gmsBrandy Saucepan; The handle mount has been re-fixed to the body, initials underneath have been erased with some loss of definition, principally to the  maker's mark and the leopard's head, the date letter and the lion are still a bit rubbed, scratched pawn broker's mark underneath, the lip at the side looks a little crude, having sought alternative opinion, it was felt that this was authentic.  No engraving to the body.Wooden handle probably replaced at some stage

A SILVER MOUNTED BOTTLE COASTER AND TWO DECANTERS (5)The bottle coaster having a gadrooned rim and with a turned wooden base, by C.J Vander Ltd, London 1978, diameter 15cm, a silver mounted glass decanter, Birmingham 1976, with a silver decanter label detailed Port, Birmingham 1978 and another glass decanter, with a silver decanter label detailed Brandy, London 1985

A 70 cl bottle of "Napoleon" brandy; a 750 ml bottle of "Nicolas Feuillatte" champagne; a 750 ml bottle of "Lindauer" sparkling wine

A 35 cl bottle of "Armagnac" in presentation box; 4 various liqueurs:  "Liquore Galliano"; "Cheri-Suisse"; "Royal Orange" liqueur & "Asbach Uralt" brandy 

A large selection of various drinking glasses including wines, brandy, tumblers, 6 Highball etc

A Collection of Various Glassware to Comprise Set of Nine Champagne Flutes, Five Schooner Glasses, Various Sherries, Brandy Balloons etc

A crate of alcohol to include Bells Scotch whisky, Grants whisky, Carthago brandy etc

Set of eight Stuart cut glass sherry glasses 11.5cm, a set of eleven Stuart whisky glasses 8.5cm, a set of six Edinburgh cut glass tumblers with etched grape and vine decoration, a set of six Edinburgh shot/schnapps glasses with etched thistle decoration, a pair of Thomas Webb brandy glasses together with assorted glasses. (44)

Small quantity of EPNS flatware, sundry plated and other metalware, a silver teaspoon and a silver brandy label 

Pair of Silver Brandy and Port Labels. 19 g. Birmingham 1994, B & Co. Vine and Scallop border decorationNo issues

Cased set of six Continental silver coffee spoons - one with Sheffield 1909 hallmark, three napkin rings, 'Brandy' decanter label and other oddments of silver, to/w a good set of Victorian engraved epns dessert knives and forks with mother of pearl handles in velvet-lined case and a set of six dessert knives and forks with loaded silver handles, Sheffield 1929

A glass fruit comport, six brandy balloons, together with other glassware

A set of four Waterford Crystal 'Colleen' brandy balloons

A set of four Waterford Crystal 'Colleen' brandy balloons

A bottle of Christian Bros. Brandy, Bols and Benedictine

Set of four cut glass hock glasses, a glass decanter and assorted cut glassware to include vases, bowls, tumblers, brandy glasses, wines, a copper kettle, two hassocks, etc (3 boxes)

Six Italian coloured glass brandy balloons; an Opalina Florentina jug; and various coloured glass vases etc.

Collection of Cut Glass including Six Royal Brierley Champagne Flutes together with Six Whisky Glasses, Six Tumblers, Four Decanters, Carafe, Small Vase, Eight Large Wine Glasses, Eight Medium Wine Glasses, Eight Small Wine Glasses, Two Brandy Glasses and a Tankard

A circa 1770 Bohemian glass brandy bottle, enamel decorated with birds amongst flora and inscribed 'Diebebrs flammen halfuns bey jammen?', h. 15.5cm

A suite of Cumbia crystal Grasmere pattern drinking glasses, comprising seven wine hocks, two brandy glasses, three champagne flutes and four sherry glasses (16)

A PART SUITE OF EDINBURGH THISTLE SHAPED DRINKING GLASSES including seven large wine glasses 16.5cm, five tumblers, three brandy glasses, three sherry and a further glass Condition Report:16.5 - all in good condition, only 3 marked, tumblers - all good all marked, brandy all good, none marked, sherry all good and marked, further glass unmarked

A SET OF TWELVE WATERFORD CRYSTAL JOHN ROCHA "GEO" TUMBLERS and six matching brandy balloons (18) Condition Report:Available upon request

Johann Oertel and Co crystal: 8 brandy glasses approx. 13.5cms and brandy decanter with gilt decoration, approx. 29cms. (9)

A selection of glassware including brandy balloons, decanter, champagne flutes, etc. - sold with three Crown Staffordshire pottery decanter labels

Roland Ward (Nairobi, Kenya) - a set of six brandy balloons delicately and very finely engraved with various African big game and other animals within jungle surroundings to include elephant, water buffalo, giraffe, rhinoceros, long-horned antelope and male lion, two glasses with Roland Ward paper label to underside

Fine collection of Waterford Crystal drinking glasses incl. 4 brandy balloons, matching wines, sherries, spirits and liqueurs (22 pieces)

A Modern silver double ended brandy pan, Celtic Revival band decoration to collar and handle, gilt interior, turned wooden handle, hallmarked J.J.R., Birmingham, 1972,  gross weight 11.86 ozt (369 grams) 

A George I Britannia standard silver brandy pan, James Goodwin, London 1719, with turned ebonised handle, 16cm long (including handle), weight approx 3oz

Georgian hallmarked silver bottle ticket for brandy, Birmingham 1827, maker Joseph Willmore, various Georgian and later hallmarked silver cutlery, blue guilloché enamel mirror and brush, hallmarked silver cased pocket watch, silver chain with two whistles and a silver plated bottle ticket, 140g weighable silver

Pair of modern hallmarked silver bottle tickets for sherry and brandy together with a similar silver plated example for whisky, weight of silver examples 18g

Three crescent form silver wine labels, comprising an example with bead border incised 'R Port', 4.5cms, another with wriggle borders incised 'Brandy', 4.2cms, and another with gadrooned border incised 'Port', lion and makers mark only (R.N.), 4cms. (3)

Five silver wine labels, comprising a rectangular cut corner pair both incised 'Claret', unmarked, 3.6cms, another incised 'Cherry Brandy', unmarked, 3.5cms, a curved rectangular example incised 'Hock', makers mark struck twice (T.A.), 4.7cms, and another with engraved border incised 'Port', makers mark (I.P.), and date letter only, 3.7cms. (5)

Edinburgh crystal pair of boxed brandy glasses, pair of wine glasses, and decanter, together with a Whitefriars decanter

Lead crystal - 12 Royal Brierley coupes and other lead crystal wine and brandy glasses

SHELF OF CUT GLASS WINE GLASSES, BRANDY GOBLETS, SHERRY & PORT GLASSES, WHISKY TUMBLERS ETC

BOXED SET OF 6 ROYAL DOULTON WINE GLASSES & A BOXED SET OF 2 BRANDY GLASSES

CARTON WITH MISC CHINAWARE INCL; MARTELL BRANDY ASHTRAY, PLATES BY HOME MAKER,TOBY JUG, LONG JOHN SILVER & OTHER CHINAWARE

3 large vintage pieces of blue glass. An oversized brandy glass together with 2 decorative bell ornaments (approx. 38.5cm tall).

A Danish silver circular shallow twin-handled dish by Georg Jensen, numbered 493, raised on pierced work and beaded foot, maker’s mark, import marks for George Stockwell, London 1927, together with a silver brandy saucepan by Georg Jensen, numbered 55A, with beaded border and turned ebonised wood handle, maker’s mark in use between 1925-1932, dish diameter (excluding handles) 10.5cm. £100-£140

A small Irish silver Skewer, Dublin c. 1833; an Irish silver Butter Knife, Dublin c. 1833 by Peter Walsh; a pair of Victorian Irish silver Pastry Forks, Dublin c. 1852 by J. Smyth; and a Brandy Ladle with tortoishell handle, bowl stamped EM. As a lot, w.a.f. (5)

GRANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY 1950s (?) with a 'Cognac Extra Destilierias Escat Barcelona', and a Mallorcan bottle

A Collection of Various Glassware to Comprise Decanters, Cut Glass Bowl, Champagnes, Brandy Balloons Etc

Assorted port sample bottle gift sets mostly St Michael labels, a five-bottle set from Adriano Ramos-Pinto, one set from Quinta do Infantado, etc; and a collection of miniatures of global spirits, liqueurs, including Vodka, Brandy, Rum, Armagnac, Sake, Gingseng Wine, Novelty set from Coronation St 'Newton and Ridley', thirty-one miniature bottles of Guinness, Champagne, and other ales, etc.Qty: 2 boxes

Edinburgh Crystal cut glass bowl; Waterford Lismore goblets; brandy balloons; tumblers etc.Condition report:There are four Waterford Lismore pattern goblets, each of which is approx. 18cm high. The other items in the lot are by Stuart Crystal, Edinburgh Crystal or unmarked.