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A collection of eight 19th century iron gin traps

Three silver decanter labels, engraved Sherry, Whisky and Gin, repoussé shell and foliate scroll decoration, makers William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1970 (3)

Assorted silver to include five George III silver teaspoons, a silver Gin decanter label, silver sifter spoon etc

Miscellaneous glasses, stoneware Gin bottles, etc.

Charles House Gin, 1 bottle

Castelgy Dry Gin, 1 bottle

Bols Z.O. Genever Gin - 66° proof, 35 fl oz, 1 bottle

Poetic Licence Gin Gooseberry & Elderflower, Blackberry & Bay, Seasonal Picnic Gin (3)

Gordons Special Dry London Gin, 40% volume, 75cl old bottling, 2 bottles

A Varied Selection of approx fifty Miniatures, to include Gordons gin, Cherry Brandy, Strawberry liqueur, etc

A box of miniature spirit bottles, Gin etc

'Melville makes fine reading on this trip' CRANE HART: (1899-1932) American Poet, one of the most influential modernist poets of his generation who sought both inspiration and provocation in the works of T. S. Eliot. An extremely rare A.L.S., Hart, three pages, 8vo, on board the R.M.S. Tuscania, off Newfoundland, 9th December 1928, to Samuel Loveman ('Ahoy Sam!'), on the attractive colour printed stationery of the Cunard Line. Crane commences his letter by declaring 'The ship is rearing like a high-strung broncho (sic) and I'm out walking the quarter deck much of the time - enjoying the rythmical (sic) lift and plunge of it', adding that they have also experienced sleet and rain since Sandy Hook and that he has been to every meal ('O it's great!) and remarking 'The bad gin pains are leaving my head - and taking only the bad memories with them - not the pleasant thoughts of you and Mary and others' before again returning to the subject of the liner, 'This is a pleasant boat - not at all crowded - and such nice people. English servants know how to be pleasant as well as efficient, and of course I would be given the one nearly handsome English waiter in the salon! Rather tough food - but I'm getting used to it. The whisky - which is all I've tried thus far - is like balm of Giliad - or whatever Poe said. A little goes a long ways - and really doesn't sadden one. I'll soon write more - from London'. In a postscript Crane remarks 'Melville makes fine reading on this trip'. Accompanied by the original printed Cunard envelope hand addressed by Crane to Samuel Loveman at the Rowfant Book Shop in New York. Autograph letters of Crane are extremely rare as a result of his suicide at the young age of 32 and the present letter is particularly desirable for its association and references to Edgar Allan Poe and Herman Melville (perhaps Crane was reading Moby-Dick; or, The Whale on his voyage across the seas?). VG    Samuel Loveman (1887-1976) American Poet, Critic and Dramatist associated with Hart Crane and H. P. Lovecraft. 

A group of alcohol including one and a half bottles of Fonseca Bin no27 Finest Reserve Port, largest 75cl, 20% vol, further bottles of gin, brandy, vodka and wine including Smirnoff Gold in box, Bombay Bramble gin etc

A large collection of alcohol including novelty figural Garnier Gin, Vodka and Whisky, Courvoisier on a gun wagon, multiple liqueurs including two Grand Marnier and Cointreau etc

Four bottles of spirits including Courvoisier cognac, Dimple Whisky, vintage Gordon's gin and a Dry Sack sherry (4)

Miniatures including Tanqueray Gordons Lemon Gin and Orange Gin, approximately 5cl each, Navy rum, gin, etc 

Gordon's Gin Special Dry, 70% proof

Captain Morgan rum, 70cl, 40% vol, Grand Marnier orange liqueur 24 fl ozs, 38.5% vol, Harveys Bristol Cream sherry, 75cl, 17.5% vol and a bottle of Bols Dutch gin (4)

Three bottles of alcohol, comprising De Kuyper liqueur, Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin, 100cl bottle, and a Courvoisier Cognac, boxed.

A collectors' lot to include advertising ware, tins, matchboxes, Higsons Brewery tin trays, a Beefeater Gin tin tray, commemorative newspapers, reference books, cookery books, etc (2).

Fifteen bottles of wines and spirits to include Harveys Bristol Cream Fine Dry Sherry Sweet Pale Cream, gin, Blossom Hill Ruby Cabernet, Mateus Rosé, Montilla Pale Dry Sherry, Harveys Bristol Cream, Tia Maria, Millers Irish Cream Whiskey, two boxed bottles of Cointreau and a boxed set of two half bottles of wine with a glass.

Five bottles of gin comprising The Loch Fyne Botanical gin, Sipsmith of London Sloe gin, Edinburgh Gin Distillery rhubarb and ginger liquor, Needle Black Forest distilled dry gin, and Bols Sloe gin (5).

Four bottles of gin comprising a bottle of Gilbey's London Dry Gin, a bottle of Jaguar's Distilled Dry Gin and two bottles of Gordons London Dry Gin, together with a bottle of Bell's whisky in a commemorative ceramic bell-shaped bottle commemorating the 60th birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (5).

A George III silver scallop shape Rum decanter label, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1812, an 18th century white metal decanter label of shaped outline with central aperture for sliding name labels, together with an imitation ivory Gin label. CONDITION REPORT: The scalloped shell label by Matthew Linwood appears to be in clean fresh condition with good definition to the embossing although the lettering is perhaps slightly rubbed. The reverse bears a clear makers mark and partial hallmark (lacking lion passant). The chain which looks to be possibly associated is in good condition. The white metal label with the central vacant aperture has a slightly dull and scuffed surface but otherwise appears to be in fair condition and the attached metal wire chain appears to be of some age. Finally the imitation ivory Gin label appears to be in good order.

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, eleven 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, twelve 750ml bottles

Beefeater Gin, six 75ml bottles

Gordon's Gin, fourteen 70cl bottles

Five bottles various whiskies, two Cognacs and one bottle of gin

A Mappin and Webb silver plated part cruet set together with six white metal spirt labels. To include Brandy, Whiskey, Claret and Gin etc.

Three London silver Georgian style wine labels with chased fan shell and leaf borders, Whisky, Sherry and Brandy and a set of four Sheffield plated octagonal decanter labels, including Brandy, Sherry, Gin, Whisky, a plated Rum decanter label and a ceramic Claret label (a lot)

A mixed lot of spirits to include, 1 litre Glenfiddich special reserve single malt, in tube, whiskies (litres & 75cl) Tanquery Gin, Absolut vodka, brandy, together with 3 x 20cl bottles of Taylors Port (13)

Booth's House of Lords Finest Dry Gin 1960s, half-bottle, 37.5 cl approx., 43% vol, a dry gin distilled by Booth's Distilleries Limited, the label bears a handwritten note 'Jersey Honeymoon June 1961'; Courvoisier 3 Star Cognac 1960's, half-bottle, 40 proof, the label bears the handwritten date '1962' (2)

A Bloom London Dry Gin and Gin glass gift pack and a collection of 23 miniatures including Teachers, Long John, Famous Grouse and Glenfiddich Scotch whiskies, Drambuie, Beefeater gin, Martell cognac and others.

15 bottles of assorted spirits to include 2 x Smirnoff, 1 litre Gordons Gin, 1 litre Smirnoff, 1 litre Bacardi, and individual bottles of Ouzo, Haig whisky, Johnnie Walker Red label, Cockburns Port, Cream Sherry, Grappa, Cherry liqueur, Pommeau de Normandie, Bols Schnapps, Schladerer (15) Condition report ? good

Wines and spirits including bottle of Benedictine, two Bacardi rum, Teachers Whisky, Gilbey's Gin, Cheri-Suisse, Martini Rosso, Mateuse Rose, Emva Cream Cyprus Sherry and English Redcurrant wine etc (40)

A bottle of Highland Park Viking Honour Whisky, to/w a bottle of Talisker Skye single malt whisky and a bottle of Brooklyn Gin (3)

TWO SILVER DECANTER LABELS, 'Whiskey' & 'Gin', combined weight 24g

Two silver decanter labels, Gin and Sherry

Breweriana: A Bengal Gin advertising ashtray along with other distillers/ drinks brands ashtrays

A Horn Snuff Box, Seager's Special Dry Gin advertising pen knife, pens, cheroot cases, etc.

Presentation W. & A. Gilbey Ltd mahogany cabinet enclosing two Wade china gin and port barrels and two miniature Benedictine bottles with glasses

A half litre bottle of Moskovskaya Vodka 40% (70° Br proof), a 26⅔ fl oz bottle of Beefeater Dry Gin 47° US proof, both likely 1970's bottlings and a 100cl bottle of Bacardi Superior 37.5% ABV. [3]

Three George III silver spirit or decanter labels: Whisky - Thomas Wallis, London 1808, Brandy and Gin - sponsors mark of Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1808 and 1817, 4cm wide and less, 21 grams approxCondition report: Some light surface wear and scratches, some loss of definition to the decoration

A pair of T Knight Glass & Bottle, China Barrel Merchants Birmingham Gin and P Brandy barrels, both of oval form, printed with a swan on water and with brass taps, height 11.25ins

Taylors Vintage Port 1970; Ginebra Beltran Old English Recipe Dry Gin 1790 "Blacl Label" (1970s); Cossart, Gordon & Co.Ltd "Good Company" Madeira Rich Bual 70cl (3)

A mixed lot of silver, to include three legged salt with blue glass liner; silver skewer; crescent 'Gin' decanter label; several napkin rings, forks, clover pin dish, etc, and a plated sale, the weighable silver 12.6oz

Edwardian Period Fine Trio of Sterling Silver Spirit Labels for Brandy, Gin and Whisky, By Levi & Salaman Silver Makers. Hallmark Birmingham 1910 with Britannica Stamp. All Spirit Labels In Excellent Condition - Please See Photo.

Wooden Box - Gin O'Clock - 25cm

A GROUP OF NINE WINE LABELS (BOTTLE TICKETS) all with chains, comprising: a silver set of five oblong with shell and foliate rims inscribed for WHISKEY, GIN, PORT, BRANDY and SHERRY, EP&Co, Sheffield, 1962; another pair of the same pattern but plated and both for CLARET; a George III silver cut-cornered rectangular example for CLARET, William Ellerby, London, 1819; and a similar but plated example for VIN DE GRAVE

DUNDEE: A rare star shaped wine label for 'Gin' on suspension chain. By Edward Livingstone. Approx. 8 grams. Est. £250 - £300.

FIVE WADE CERAMIC BARRELS TO INCLUDE GIN, RUM, SCOTCH AND COGNAC 12CM HIGH

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EMPTY GIN BOTTLES, VINTAGE MATEUS ROSE BOTTLES AND VINTAGE WINE CORKS, IDEAL FOR CRAFT PROJECTS

Glassware - cut glass decanters; others; cut glass tumblers; gin and whisky decanter labels