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Three Bottles Bombay Sapphire Dry Gin

One Bottle Plymouth English Gin, together with two other similar bottles, Plymouth Navy Strength Gin, another bottle of Plymouth Gin and a bottle of Gordons Sloe Gin

Four silver decanter labels for Gin, Brandy, Whisky and Grape, 120-200

A pair of 19thC Chinese brass gin shaped vases engraved with lappets on hardwood stands, 27cm

Breweryana advertising items, Black & White Whisky, Booths Gin and a large ceramic Whisky barrell (3)

A bottle of Bells 1994, commemorative whisky; a bottle of Bells Special Reserve; a Marie Brizzard boxed gift set, comprising four liqueurs, a mixing spoon and an encyclopedia of liqueurs, and a United Distillers boxed gift set, of four miniature whiskies, gin and Pimms (3)

A modern hallmarked silver double photograph frame, in the Victorian style, decorated with scrolls, K.E.L., London 1983, easel back, a modern silver decanter label - "Sherry", a Georgian silver decanter label - "Port" and a Georgian Scottish silver decanter lable - "Gin", (4).

A PAIR OF SILVER DECANTER LABELS, rectangular shaped with canted corners and reeded decoration, Port and Whiskey and three decanter labels with pressed shell decoration, Gin, Brandy and Sherry, London 1965 (5).

SELECTION OF NON-WHISKY MINIATURES includes: John Power`s Gin, \danzig, Gordon`s Orange Gin, Martell 3 star, Ebony Lass Rum. All at variuos levels, damges to labels. Approx 0 Miniatures.

[More (Hannah)] The Gin-Shop broadside woodcut vignette at head text within woodcut border slightly creased [ESTC lists 4 copies only] folio Cheap Repository Bath and London S. Hazard and J. Marshall [c. 1784-1807].

Poster: Bob Carlos Clarke, photographer (1950 - 2006) - `Pink Gin` poster, pub. The Poster Shop, signed in biro `Bob Carlos Clarke`, 790mm x 530mm

2 Sinuhe liqueurs in decorative bottles, 1 black in the shape of Tutenkamon 500ml and 1 white in the shape of Cleopatra 475ml; 1 decorative tin containing 2 miniature Jack Daniels; 1 Buddha shaped bottle of liqueur de la Suerte (90ml); 1 20cl stoneware jug of Aguardente; 1 Grand Macnish blended Scotch Whisky in dimpled bottle (approx 25cl); 1 Norfolk Punch (32cl); 2 empty Royal Victoria Wade Pottery Gin Barrels to hold approx 20cl; A ceramic bottle of Napoleon Armagnac Dupeyron in presentation box (approx 35cl, broken seal, half full); 1 bottle Palo Cuevas del Drach (Mallorca, 50cl) in a cigar shaped bottle; 1 bottle Black Hills Mt Rushmore James Beam Bourbon in a ceramic replica of Mount Rushmore; 1 bottle Venus de la Vid Licor de Brandy in a nude Venus shaped bottle.

5 bottles assorted spirits comprising: 1 x 75cl bottle Virgin Islands Gold, Cruzan Rum, imported from West Indies; 1 x 75cl bottle 1879 Black Bottle Scotch Whisky; 1 x 75cl bottle Canadian Club Whisky; 1 x litre bottle Beefeater London Distilled Dry Gin; 1 x 75cl bottle British Navy Pusser`s Rum.

A 3 litre bottle of Gilbey`s Gin

Four silver wine labels: whisky, gin, brandy and sherry, London 1969

Three Bristol blue glass baluster Decanters and Stoppers, marked Brandy, Gin and Rum (gilding rubbed)

A cast iron cooking pot with long handle, two flat irons and a trivet and a black painted iron trivet, a double handled enamelled flour bin and lid, a twin handled oval cooking pot and cover, stoneware foot-warmer, large ceramic gin barrel, assorted collectors` plates, red glass vases, wooden bowl, tray and cups etc

A set of six Royal Brierley crystal liqueur glasses, six sherry glasses, six wine glasses and six Gin and Tonic glasses all in original corrugated cardboard packaging

TEN MINTON BIN-LABELS AND ANOTHER SIMILAR 19TH CENTURY, IMPRESSED FACTORY MARKS COMPRISING TEN TRIANGULAR EXAMPLES, THREE NAMED FOR CHAMPAGNE, TWO FOR SHERRY, TWO FOR CLARET, ONE EACH FOR GIN, PORT AND MOSELLE, TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER SIMILAR NAMED FOR WHISKEY THE TRIANGULAR EXAMPLES APPROX. 5¾ IN. (14.5 CM.) WIDE (11) View on Christie's.com

Four advertising match-strikes, one by Royal Doulton, another by Shelley, Plymouth Gin, Worthington and Bass included

AN ANTIQUE GLASS DECANTER with old silver gin label and a facet Victorian cut glass decanter with stopper

A George III silver wine label, by Susannah Barker, London 1791 oval eye form, double-bead border, incised `GIN`, length 4.7cm, plus a George III silver wine label, by J Hyde, London 1793, eye form, reeded border, incised `CHAMPAGNE`, length 4.1cm. (2) Provenance: Gin purchased from Alcoholic Antiques, (Brian Beet), 12th December 1980, Champagne purchased from Alcoholic Antiques, 4th June 1981.

A George III silver wine label, by James Hyde, London circa 1780, oval eye form, beaded border, engraved with a crest and incised `PORT`, length 4.4cm, plus a George III silver wine label, by James Hyde, circa 1790, eye form, bright-cut border, incised `GIN`, length 4.2cm. (2) Provenance: Port purchased from Pauline Peretz, Antiques, London, June 11th 1980. Gin purchased from Brand Inglis Ltd, 16th June 1986.

A collection of four small silver wine labels, comprising: a Victorian label, by Rawlings and Summers, London 1856, reeded border, blackened `GIN`, a George III label, by Solomon Hougham, London 1809, rectangular form, incised `CLARET`, a George III label, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1813, oblong form, gadroon border, incised `WHISKEY` and a Victorian label, by George Unite, Birmingham 1861, oblong form, reeded border, incised `WHISKEY`. (4) Provenance: Gin and Claret, purchased from Alcoholic Antiques 10th April and 5th June 1982. Whisky (1813) purchased from Gavina Ewart Antiques, Broadway, Worcs. 14th May 1983. Whisky (1861) purchased from R & M Nicholas, 31st December 1980.

A George IV Scottish silver wine label, maker`s mark of WC over-striking another, possibly William Cunningham, Edinburgh 1821, rectangular form, canted corners, reeded border, incised `GIN`, length 4cm. Provenance: purchased from J.H. Bourdon-Smith Ltd, 29th March 2009.

A set of three George III silver wine labels, by Elizabeth Morley, London 1806, rectangular form, canted corners, reeded borders, incised `CLARET`, `PORT` and `SHERRY`, length 4cm, plus an electroplated `GIN` label. (4)

A small collection of silver Concorde items, comprising a set of four wine labels of rectangular form, incurved corners, engraved `PORT`, `BRANDY`, `GIN`, and `WHISKY`, in two fitted cases, plus a single `BRANDY` label, an electroplated hip flask, by Chris Middleton, cased, and a cased pair of silver cufflinks and a tie pin. (8)

A spiral moulded green glass decanter with plated and mother-of-pearl "Gin" label and a condiment jug

A Japanese gin-bari jardiniere of hexagonal form decorated with cranes flying above a clouded landscape on a maroon ground, on spreading circular pedestal foot, 34cm. diameter.

A set of three pottery spirit barrels, for gin, rum and Irish Whiskey (3)

A good William IV burr walnut and brass bound 4 bottle decanter box with inlaid monogrammed brass cartouche, recessed brass carrying handles and Bramah lock, containing the original numbered square decanters with canted and notched corners, faceted necks and flat teardrop stoppers with silver mounted collars( London 1831). Each bottle etched respectively - "Brandy", "Rum", "Shrub" and "Gin", and the box soft lined with green velvet. (21.5cms wide x 24cms high)

A small Japanese carved ivory group, of a seated figure and two gins Meiji, the seated figure, his elbow resting on a stool, watching a gin dispense liquid into a vase, two-character red mark, 6cms, (2½").

A Set of 4 Wine Labels having pierced and embossed grape and vine decoration "Brandy", "Port", "Gin" and "Sherry"

A pair of cut glass decanters on silver plated coasters with silver labels for whisky and gin, London 1971 and 1972.

Two French folding champagne knives, the blades marked T & CIE PARIS with ivory handles marked PETROT-BONNET CHAMPAGNE and DUC DE MONTE BELLOW, with locking clips; an ice hammer; two folding `bottle` knives with advertising CHAMPAGNE SEAGER`S DRY GIN; and three folding pocket corkscrews, one has a champagne bottle marked POL CHAUVET. (8)

Bottle stopper spouts; many with brand names or drink names; including an enamel badge for Seager`s Gin; one with a clockwork musical box; ball spouts; two with handles and three drip cups. (70)

Five cork extractors; one with a cap lifter marked HALL`S WINE THE SUPREME TONIC; three cork cutters; an ebonised wood bottle seal, marked E.HALL WHEATSHEATH, GREENWICH, with buttons for PORT, BRANDY, SHERRY, WHISKEY, GIN, RUM; four ice hammers, one with corkscrew and cap lifter marked P.H.V. & Co. (13)

Pair of silver Salts with blue glass liners and a modern Gin Label, Birmingham 1970

PAIR OF CERAMIC WHISKY AND GIN BARRELS with chromium plated taps

Two cut glass decanters with silver collars and kidney shaped silver labels for Brandy and Gin

THREE SILVER DECANTER LABELS "Gin" London 1890, "Claret" Atkin Bros. Sheffield 1890, and "Sherry" Roberts & Belk Sheffield 1981, first two with chains, last one without

Two 100cl bottles of Bombay Sapphire Dry Gin together with a 70cl bottle.

Two 35cl bottles of Courvoisier Cognac together with a 35cl bottle of Martell Cognac and a 35cl bottle of Gordon`s Gin.

A 100cl bottle of Gordon`s Gin together with a 100cl bottle of Bombay Sapphire Gin, 70cl Bombay Sapphire and 70cl Plymouth Gin Original Strength.

Four bottles of Sloe Gin by various makers.

A 100cl bottle of Gordon`s Gin together with a 70cl bottle, 70cl bottle of Bombay Sapphire and a 100cl bottle of Gordon`s London Dry Gin.

A 100cl bottle of Gordon`s Gin together with three boxed 70cl bottles and an unboxed 70cl.

Four various bottles of Sloe Gin together with a bottle of Port and a small bottle of Port.

A bottle of Weihnachts Gluhwein together with a bottle of London Gin, 35cl bottle of Gin and a bottle of German Pear Wine.

Four 70cl bottles of Gordon`s Sloe Gin.

Four 70cl bottles of Gordon`s Sloe Gin.

A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure of "Mrs Tiggywinkle", brown back stamp and a pair of Wade "Scotch" and "Gin" spirit barrels

Mixed lot comprising: 1 bottle Gordons Orange Gin 2 bottles Coates Original Dry Plymouth Gin

A set of three electroplate wine labels, modelled as vine leaves, engraved `Gin`, `Whisky` and `Brandy` respectively, with suspension chains, 49mm; two other electroplate wine labels of rectangular shape with embossed shell gadrooned borders, engraved `Martini` and `Sherry`, with suspension chains, 60mm and two porcelain bottle labels by Coalport, of cartouche shape with gilt lined floral borders, `Gin`, with suspension chains, (7)

A George IV silver brandy label, London 1827, of oblong reeded form, makers mark C.R, length 4 cm, a silver gin and whisky labels, London, 1961/3, together with a pair of Edwardian silver dessert spoons, London 1908, three silver sugar tongs, London & Sheffield, three silver teaspoons, a silver sugar scoop, two silver condiment spoons, a pierced silver tea strainer, and further silver handled mother or pearl fruit knives and forks, ivory handled silver plated mounted shovel, a silver and mother of pearl handled sugar scoop, two silver plated grape scissors, and further miscellaneous items, (a lot).

A cased set of six silver napkin rings, with a silver toastrack, a pair of silver Georgian sugar tongs, a pair of silver wine labels for Whisky and Brandy, another label for Sherry, another for Gin, a filigree circular box, 11cm diameter, and an Indian silver coloured cream jug, 124g (4 oz) gross

A matched pair of silver wine labels, Birmingham 1975 and 1981, of rectangular outline with leaf, gadrooned and shell borders, one Gin one Rum, with another silver label, for Brandy, 44g gross, a plated Whisky label, an enamelled butterfly brooch, a costume brooch, a corkscrew/penknife in the shape of a bottle, a quartz wrist watch, and a 1977 crown coin

Four Art Deco silver decanter labels by Charles Boyton, London 1934, signature mark, plain triangular and engraved ‘Gin’, ‘Sherry’ (2) and ‘Brandy’; another conforming by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1931, engraved ‘Whisky’, each 5.5cm (2.25in) wide, on oblong link suspension chains, 108g (3.5 oz) gross (5)

A collection of five cut glass decanters with `Gin` and `Scotch` porcelain wine labels

*An Edwardian silver mounted novelty glass decanter or ‘Gin Pig’ by Heath & Middleton, Birmingham 1908, with a silver snout, stopper and chain to his collar, 28cm (11in) long overall