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3 BOTTLE SPIRIT SELECTION COMPRISING MACNISH "DOCTORS' SPECIAL" SCOTCH WHISKY - 1 LITRE, 43° GL, THE ORIGINAL LAKELAND LIQUEUR - 20CL, 20% VOL & GORDON'S SPECIAL DRY LONDON GIN - 70CL, 37.5% VOL

Three antique creamware cellar labels one marked COPELAND & GARRETT, matching shapes; labels for Rum, Gin and Claret. W13cms approx (each).

Four Staffordshire spirit labels Gin, Whisky, Vodka and Brandy

Seven various bottles of spirits including Cointreau, Edradour Whiskey, Club Dry Gin etc

Gordons Sloe Gin, 70cl x 2

A bottle of Booths Dry Gin 1958

Gordon's London Gin 70cl and 1 litre

Amarguinha Liqueur, Bacardi, Booth's Gin and Drambuie (4)

Two 19th century gin traps; together with a cast iron door knocker.

Sale Item: 7 BOTTLES MIXED SPIRITS PORT GIN GINGER WINE ETC Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

A SILVER PLATED VICTORIAN STYLE THREE BOTTLE DECANTER STAND, with three coloured glass bottles, the cork and mother of pearl stoppers labelled 'gin', 'Brandy' and 'Whisky' maximum height to central handle 50cm

Two boxes of assorted china, various, to include: Wade pottery sherry, gin and port barrels; Continental cabinet plates; various floral teaware; dinner plates; bowls etc. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

An early 19th century Staffordshire pearlware Bacchus mask jug, possibly by Enoch Wood, along with a white glazed Staffordshire double sided figure, gin and water. Largest 22.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Jug with the pout re glued. Gin and water with a small filled chip to the brim of his hat and pitting.

A three bottle tantalus with three silver spirit labels, whisky, gin and brandy, weight of labels 31g

C19th Silver Plated 4 Bottle Spirit Tantalus with labels Rum, Gin, Whisky & Brandy, decanters star cut bases, reticulated cut corners, arched panels, in C19th Mahogany Case with carrying handle (A/f)

Three matching Victorian glass decanters & labels including 3 silver plated labels for sweet sherry, dry sherry and gin. H32cms approx (each).

Good Quality Embossed And Ornate Solid Silver Spirit Labels Fully hallmarked, Gin, Brandy, Sherry in wonderful condition. Hallmarked Birmingham 1971 and 1973 2.5 inches diameter.

A Water jug, a Victorian gin dispenser, a Religious statue, two Imari plates, Italian bud vase, Oriental papier mache spill vase, Royal Worcester tankard etc (2 boxes)

'He used to go and stay at Jamaica Inn…'  DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. A lengthy A.L.S., Daphne, four pages, 4to, Alexandria, Egypt, 7th November 1936, to Foy [Quiller-Couch]. Du Maurier writes a social letter to her close friend, expressing her sympathy that her correspondent's brief stay in London 'gave you such a poor colour' and adding 'It makes me tremble to think what Mother will say to my appearance, after an Egyptian summer!'. Du Maurier states that she intends to return to Plymouth around the 28th January and asks 'Perhaps you could meet me at Plymouth, and we could train it quietly to Fowey' and also comments on her health and other matters, 'I'm now feeling tons better, and am inclined to wonder if the height at Cyprus had anything to do with my excessive sickness. We've returned to beastly heat, I really did think it would begin to cool in November. I thought of you on the 5th and wondered if you had a bonfire at the Farm. I insisted on having one in barracks, and it was quite a good show, with chestnuts and baked potatoes handed in a barrow afterwards! Have you made any sloe gin? Apparently they've tried a new recipe at Ferryside.' Du Maurier further recounts a tragic incident relating to a Major in the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry and his family, whom she knew in Frimley and was very fond of, 'The most appalling tragedy took place this year. He died of acute appendix, 3 weeks before their baby was born, and the poor little wife has been left almost pennyless (sic) and heartbroken. A Fund has been started as a memorial, to insure for the future education of the little boy, and just for interest's sake I enclose you a chit (no longer present) about it, in case you know any D.C.L.I. people who might be interested. It is the most awful thing, and they were so devoted. He used to go and stay at Jamaica Inn, such a nice man'. Du Maurier also looks ahead to Christmas, 'Would you and Mother and Father eat Jaffa oranges if I sent you some for Xmas? I couldn't bear you to have anything Egyptian! But the Palestine oranges are rather good, and the grape fruit too' and writes of her experiences in Egypt, 'I have spent a week in Cairo, and there is very little to choose between the two cities. All the Cairo thoroughfares are like Hammersmith Broadway. I was taken to the famous Moushe or Bazar, and found it an inferior Burlington Arcade. The view at sunset from the Citadell (sic) was impressive, but of course just every post card that ever came out of Egypt. I feel rather sorry for Egypt. A dull and not particularly interesting country has been so overwritten and discribed (sic) that it has lost any genuine feeling it once may have had. You ought to read a book “In The Steps of The Master” by H. V. Morton about Palastine. It really does make one want to visit those parts.' With some small areas of paper loss to the upper corners and edges of the pages, and a few to the folds of the first two pages, now professionally repaired and only slightly affecting a few words of text and not the signature. G Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn, mentioned in the present letter. In 1930 the two ladies were staying at Jamaica Inn and went riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses. Du Maurier found herself in Egypt as a result of her marriage to the British Army Officer Lieutenant General Frederick Browning (1896-1965) in 1932. Browning had been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in February 1936 and was appointed commanding officer of the 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards, which was deployed to Egypt in 1936 and returned in December 1937. 

A set of five barrels for Port, Gin, Rum, Brandy and two Whisky barrels, 10 3/4 h

A COLLECTION OF TEN BOTTLES OF SPIRITS, to include 1 x Creme de Menthe, 1 x Martini Extra Dry Vermouth, 1 x Plymouth Gin, 1 x Pere Magloire VSOP Calvados (1 litre), 1 x Canadian Club Whisky, 1 x Bols, 1 x Dubonnet (3/4 bottle), 1 x Creme de Cassis Nuits St. George Liqueur, 1 x Pimms No.1 and 1 x Rene Barbier Penedes (25cl) (10)

A COLLECTION OF TEN BOTTLES OF SPIRITS, to include 2 x Creme de Menthe, 1 x Kruidenbitter, 1 x Bols Creme de Cacao, 1 x Calvados Morin, 1 x Cockburn's White Port, 1 x Canadian Club Whisky, 1 x Campari, 1 x Martini Extra Dry Vermouth and 1 x Jenever 'Dutch' Gin (10)

GIN BARREL TABLE LAMP, made from vintage ceramic Gin Barrel, 67cm H. (slightly faults)

Silver plated trefoil decanter stand with three cut glass bottles (one stopper a/f) on bun feet, with silver plated spirit labels Brandy, Gin and Whiskey

Four Wade Royal Victoria Barrels including gin, two scotch and port with stoppers

A steel and brass mounted gin trap, mid-19th centuryA wrought iron and brass-topped trivet stand, a brass and cast iron gophering iron later converted to candlestick holder, a further iron gophering iron and a cast iron kettle. (5)

A Plymouth Gin advertising Dartmouth pottery 'gurgle' jug, similar jugs and bottles in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A late Victorian novelty clear glass decanter or "Gin Pig", with open snout for pouring and curling tail as a handle 24cm long and a blue glass vase with bulbous base, trumpet rim and opaque glass wrythen vertical decoration, 29cm high (2)

GORDON'S ORANGE GIN - SPRING CAPProduced by Tanqueray, Gordon & Co. Ltd., London. 26.6 fl.oz (0.75 litre), 60° proof. CONDITION REPORT: Wear consistent with age, but very good overall. '1965' written on main label in pencil.

Ashberry, "F&W" and Other Silver Plated Cutlery, eagle bottle stopper, gin label:- One Tray

Wines & Spirits - Bacardi 2 x 1lt bottles, Gordons Gin 1 x 1lt bottle, Bells Scotch Whisky 1 x 1lt bottle and Pimm's 1 c 70cl bottle (5) Condition:

A collection of 19th century and other glass bottles to include medicine bottles, ink bottles, a cased gin bottle Louis Meeus Anves, and others. Please see images. 

One bottle Edinburgh Gin Raspberry Liquer and two other bottles

Two bottles Rambla 41 Gin

7 Framed advertising mirrors, Christopher's London Gin, Bowies Rock & Rye, Whitehorse, etc.

LARGE SELECTION OF THIRTY-NINE MINIATUREScomprising: six GORDON'S LONDON DRY GIN (5cl/ 40% abv); ETTER KIRSCH (41% abv); ETTER WILLIAMS POIRES EAU-DE-VIE (42% abv); MAHON PIPPERMINT LIQUEUR; JAEGERMEISTER HERB LIQUEUR (35% abv/ 40ml); REMY MARTIN VSOP - MINI REMY (7ml/ 40% abv); DISARONNO AMARETTO (50ml/ 28% abv); GORDON'S SPECIAL DRY LONDON GIN (5cl/ 40% abv); KPMG MYSTERY MALT COMPETITION MINIATURE; HAGGIS GRAVY BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); THE CLAN MALT - JOHNSTONE (5cl/ 40% abv); WHYTE & MACKAY (5cl/ 40% abv); BELL'S 8 YEAR OLD BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); THE ORIGINAL MACKINLAY FINEST OLD SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); three CLAN CAMPBELL SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); POST HOUSE HOTEL 8 YEAR OLD BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); THE ROTARY CLUB OF GRANGEMOUTH GOLDEN JUBILEE; GREEN CHARTREUSE (96 proof); MAHON ANISE BELTRAN; SKANE AKVAVIT (5cl/ 40% abv); MARTELL VS COGNAC (3cl/ 40% abv); CANADIAL CLUB 6 YEAR OLD (86.8 Proof); DRAMBUIE LIQUEUR (70 proof); STIRLING COUNCIL MILLENNIUM SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF SCOTLAND 12 YEAR OLD SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY (5cl/ 40% abv); LORD NELSON OLD ENGLISH RECIPE DRY GIN; MOZART CHOCOLATE LIQUEUR (5cl/ 20% abv); ESTOMICAL EXTRA DESTILERIAS ESCAT; ETTER KIRSCH (10cl/ 41% abv); and a bottle of BABYCHAM SPARKLING PERRY (3 1/3 fl. ozs.). 39 bottles.

HEINRICH DRY GIN - 1960sA bottle of the Heinrich Dry Gin from the 1960s - the stamp for Jun 1966 may be a clue! 40% abv. No capacity statement. Level top shoulder. Front label stained. Shoulder label beginning to peel. 1 bottle.

SELECTION OF THIRTY MINIATURESA selection of spirit & liqueur miniatures, comprising: two GUINNESS MINIATURES (1 with very low fill); SMIRNOFF RED LABEL VODKA (65.5 Proof); GLOAG'S LONDON DRY GIN (40% abv/ 5cl); HIRAM WALKER SAMBUCA (84 proof/ 50ml); FRANGELICO LIQUEUR 24% abv/ 50ml); two CAPTAIN MORGAN BLACK LABEL RUM (70 proof); ROYAL MINT CHOCOLATE LIQUEUR (52 proof/ 2.8cl); ROYAL ORANGE CHOCOLATE LIQUEUR (52 proof/ 2.8cl); two LINDISFARNE MEAD (14.5% abv/ 5cl); MARTINI VERMOUTH BIANCO (30 proof); MARTINI VERMOUTH VINO (30 proof) low fill; MARTINI VERMOUTH ROSSO (30 proof); LICOR DE TANGERINA (20% abv/ 5cl); IRISH MIST LIQUEUR (1.6 Fl. Ozs./ 65 proof); PERNOD LIQUEUR D'ANIS; BERENTZEN APPEL LIQUEUR (21% abv); HEATHER CREAM LIQUEUR; BOLS CREME DE BANANES (51 proof); BOLS CHERRY BRANDY LIQUEUR (42 proof); BOLS CHERRY BRANDY (24% abv/ 5cl); BOLS CREME DE CACAO (47 proof); BOLS APRICOT BRANDY (51 proof); BOLS CREME DE BANANES (29% abv/ 5cl); BOLS PARFAIT AMOUR LIQUEUR (51 proof); BOLS BLUE CURACAO (60 proof); BOLS CREME DE CACAO (27% abv/ 5cl); and MALIBU (24% abv/ 5cl). 30 bottles.

A 'Bristol' blue glass decanter, 19th century, labelled Gin, lacks stopper, a decanter, the sides etched with big game hunting, pair of Victorian green glass decanters and a water jug, cut pattern and other glasswares (qty).

A silver decanter label inscribed GIN, Birmingham 1978, J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, and an HM silver mustard spoon

6 bottles of Gordon's Sloe Gin 26% 70cl each

6 bottles of South Bank London Dry Gin by Burlington Drinks 37.5% 1 litre each

Vintage Daun & Vallentin's Unsweetened Gin Glass Dispenser on Wooden Base. Some rubbing to wood, some nicks to lid, needs cleaning. Measures 30" H. Shipping: Third party. (estimate $100-$150)

A bottle of Sipsmith Sloe Gin 2010 and mixed bottles to include 50th African Chenin Blanc

BOX 147 - SPIRITSGran Grappino Oro BertagnolliMcDowell's NO 1 Luxury Premium Whisky 100% Grain Arrangé Banane FlambéeOrd River Rum PremiumWaitrose Rye Vodka, PolandBlue Cube GinBrennerei Schulze Roetering GinTesco finest* Sloe GinMarauda Rum SteelpanJoseph Cartron Eau-de-vie Poire Williams Whiskey de Corse Vintage1616 Cotswolds Barrel Aged Gin

BOX 148 - SPIRITSClarke's Court Old GrogGrappa Anfora Christian Drouin Calvados Pays d'AugeOrd River Rum PremiumChâteau du Breuil Calvados Pays d'Auge FineYeraguyn 7 yrs Brandy Waitrose Rye Vodka, PolandRhum Vieux Louis & CharlesSignature Premier Grain Whisky TTL OMAR Single Malt Whisky Cask Strength Lychee BarrelSEE-GIN Bodensee Dry GinARCANE EXTRAROMA

Set of six contemporary silver decanter labels - Whisky, Gin, Rum, Brandy, Sherry and Port, in original box (Birmingham 1969 / 1970), maker - D. & F

A pair of William IV silver leaf pattern spirit labels for "Gin" and "Whiskey", 2.875ins x 2.125ins, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1836 (weight .87ozs)

130g silver to include knife rests, napkin rings and rectangular Gin Whisky Rye plaques plus two others Gin & Sherry on leaf silver plate

Doulton Lambeth stoneware Brandy & Gin jugs made for John Morlock London

A silver bottle coaster and a silver Gin label

A 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE CLOISONNE & GIN BARI GREEN GROUND FOUR FOLD TABLE SCREEN, decorated with a tree of blossoming boughs, the reverse with an etched silver-metal design of birds and bamboo, each fold 7.25in high & 3.2in wide.

THREE JAPANESE GIN BARI CLOISONNE VASES, the tallest 9.4in high. (3)

BOOTH'S HIGH & DRY GIN Linden, New Jersey, U.S.A. 90proof 1.136 litre (imperial quart) BOOTH'S FINEST DRY GIN London, England 70 proof SEAGERS SPECIAL LONDON DRY GIN London, England 70 proof 3 bottles

Assorted to include: Bacardi, one half bottle; Gordon’s Special Dry London Gin, one bottle; Gordon’s Dry Gin, 83° Proof, one litre bottle; F Duchatel, Champagne, one bottle; G H Mumm, Brut Champagne, one bottle; Piper-Heidsieck, Brut Extra Champagne, one bottle; Moët & Chandon, Première Cuvée Champagne, one bottle, five bottles, one one-litre bottle and one half bottle in total

Delft blue and white gin bottle and stopper together with various decorative figurines and ornaments

Silver SHU (Isshu-Gin)1853-69, silver BU (Ichibu-Gin)1837-68, Bronze 100 MON, India square silver Rupee x 2; China 6 coins of antiquity, includes knife money, cowrie ghost face money and spade money with certificate (6)

A large display board of Vintage rural bygone Animal Husbandry items to include a Bulls mask, Sheep Shears, Milk Maids Yoke, Curry Combs, Gin Traps, etc.

Two oval plated tureens, three plated trays, various other plated items, silver gin label and a silver mustard pot. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Two red and frosted glass decanters 'Gin' and 'Rum'; a glass bottle by 'The Aerated Water Company'; a glass bottle by W. Lant & Co; and other glass decanters; bottles; and other glassware.