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A Dutch gin glass of Jacobite interest c.1750, the slender bowl engraved with a rose and bud spray, raised on a multi-knopped stem, and a small soda gin glass with drawn trumpet bowl over a knopped stem, 14.7cm max. (2)

Two small gin glasses c.1730, one soda, with bell bowls over balustroid stems and folded feet, and a larger gin glass with bell bowl over a triple-knopped balustroid stem and folded foot, 14.7cm max. (3)

A ratafia glass c.1760, the narrow round funnel bowl moulded with vertical flutes, raised on a double series opaque twist stem, and an unusual gin or small wine glass, with trumpet bowl raised on a slender opaque twist stem with shoulder and basal collars, 16.2cm max. (2)

Two small balustroid glasses c.1730, one with an ogee bowl raised above a stem with two blade knops, the other a gin glass with a small bell bowl, both raised on folded feet, 13.6cm max. (2)

A gin glass and two small wine glasses c.1730-40, the gin with a bell bowl over a folded foot, the wines with round funnel and bucket bowls, all raised on plain stems, 14.8cm max. (3)

A 19th century gin stoneware barrel, a collection of stoneware jars.

* Williams (Charles). Caterers- Boney Dish'd- a bonne bouche for Europe, P. Knight, Nov. 10th 1813, etched caricature with contemporary hand colouring, 245 x 350 mm, mounted, framed and glazed, together with The Battle of Pul-Tusk designed by an Amateur, circa 1806, an etched caricature with contemporary hand-colouring satirising the Franco-Prussian war, sparse pencil marginalia, appears to be a proof before title and letters, slight staining and marginal fraying, 320 x 385 mm, mounted, framed and glazedQty: (2)NOTESThe second described item is uncommon and illustrates one of the battles in Napoleon’s Polish campaign of 1806 and 1807, in which he attempted to cut the ties between Poland and Russia. The battle at Pultusk is presented in a zoomorphic style with the Russians represented as bears and the French as apes. Leading the Russians is Bennigsen, who is encased from waist to ankles in a cask inscribed Spirited Benn in Gin. Another Russian officer shovels French apes into an oven, baking “A Batch of Real French Bread.” At the top, flies a Russian guardian angel with a shield inscribed with the legend K+Amen+Sky Guardian Angel. This is a representation of the Russian Field Marshal Michel Fédorovitch Kamenskoi. A simian Napoleon sits in a tree saying, “I am determined to beat these brutes in spite of their teeth” as his soldiers use pincers to pull the advancing bears’ teeth (pull tusk). John Bull is seen as a belligerent bull on a hill in the distance.

A group of seven late 19th/early 20th century Staffordshire figures and flatbacks to include Lord Kitchener, Dick Turpin, Gin, Falstaff, Tom King, a spill vase of Red Riding Hood in the woods, blanc-de-Chine gilt-heightened Queen Victorian and Albert and a young courting couple seated beneath an arch of trees with vine and grapes, and three Edwardian bisque figures to include a Parian ware style example of a young couple and a hand painted figure of a young Edwardian lady with tennis racket (11). CONDITION REPORT They all have some age-related wear in the form of surface crazing, some areas of missing paint to most. Albert has been badly broken and reglued, all pieces are present. The young couple in the bower, the young man has had his head broken off and reglued. Various areas of discolouration, etc.

* Three gin traps, one stamped Advance XX, 26-28 cm.

* Three gin traps, two marked Gilpa 2nd and with number 5.

* A gin trap and a large leg pulled trap, 44 cm and 18 cm.

* Two gin traps and another vintage trap, one gin marked with a Registered Design No. 695967.

* Four gin traps, one stamped with illegible name ......... & Co, another stamped Gilpa 2nd.

* An Everett Lowestoft pattern gin trap, together with a Fenn Mk 1 rabbit trap and a scissor trap.

* Three vintage gin traps, one stamped Daniel.

* Three vintage gin traps, one stamped Lewis.

Three boxes containing miscellaneous to include Staffordshire dogs, Gordon's gin ice bucket, wooden fruit bowls, ornaments, figure of a geisha etc

A Collection of Various Pewter Wares to comprise Pewter Tots, Ewer, Jug, Viking Ships, Tankards Etc together with a Silver Plated Gin Decanter Label

Advertising, a "Double Diamond Works Wonders" card mobile, a "Guinness Is Good For You" 1956 calendar card, a risqué calendar card for 1959 and a Booths Dry Gin match book, (4).

A matched set of four Victorian silver-mounted coloured glass bottles and a set of four Victorian wine labels, the bottle mounts by Henry Wilkinson, the labels by George Unite, Birmingham 1839, three brown and one green, vine mounts and stoppers, the labels of vine leaf form, pierced 'BRANDY', 'RUM', 'GIN'. and 'WHISKY'. (8)

Two silver decanter labels, maker MB & S, London 1972 & 1979 respectively, including creme de menthe & blackcurrant gin, gross weight 18.44 grams

A pair of antique blue glass decanters with cork stoppers and inscribed mother-of-pearl knops for gin and brandy together with further blue glass and a collection of further cut glass to include a waisted decanter with silver rim (a collection)

A group of assorted spirits and liqueurs including whisky;Cardhu, Columba cream, Lambs Navy rum, Benedictine x 3 (one vintage), Johnny Walker Swing, Cointreau, Irish mist, Hoopers port, Cherry Marnier, Biancosarti, Bokma Dutch gin (13).

A QUANTITY OF MINIATURE BOTTLED SPIRITS AND LIQUEURS To include Macallan whisky, Haig whisky, Gordons gin, Johnnie Walker Black Label whisky, Chivas Regal Blended Scotch whisky, Ancestor Rare Old Scotch whisky, Royal Salute scotch whisky, Martini, fruit liqueurs Etc. Tallest bottle 12cm high Condition: Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use

A selection of bottled spirits to include 1 litre Gordon's Gin, 1 x 70cl Gordon's gin, 1 x70cl Baileys, 2 x 70cl Courvoisier cognac and six various miniatures.Condition ReportAll sealed, all unused.

A Beefeater Gin advertising mirror

Silver topped globular glass scent bottle, hallmarked K & H Birmingham 1997, together with smaller silver topped globular glass scent bottle, hallmarked Birmingham Assay Office Birmingham, 1995, cut glass jar with silver cover, hallmarked Lanson & Co, Birmingham 1922, and four silver plated decanter labels, for brandy sherry, whisky and gin.

18th Century Tokens, CUMBERLAND, Hensingham, Low Hall Colliery, Sir Wilfred Lawson, Kempson’s Halfpenny, 1797, horse working a whin-gin, miner guiding basket, rev. legend in three lines, edge plain, 9.27g/12h (Farthing 7.50; DH 1). About extremely fine, bronzed £200-£300 --- Provenance: R.S. Brown Jr Collection, Part I, DNW Auction T7, 7 October 2009, lot 87 [from M.Z. Gerson April 1981]

A bespoke gin barrel form lamp

A VINTAGE GIN TRAP, A MOLE TRAP AND A KNIFE

BOTTLE OF 70cl GORDONS GIN & SMIRNOFF BOTTLE OF VODKA 70cl

A bottle of Martel Cognac, 70cl (sealed) together with three further bottles of spirits to include Famous Grouse, Three Barrels brandy and Gordon's gin

A Silver Decanter Label for Gin by D J S, London 1986

Large gin barrel, stoneware flagons & local bottles including Mark Smith Chemist of Louth, Brumpton Scunthorpe & Market Rasen Brewery and T Linsley & Co. Hull 

A Meissen porcelain standing figure of Cupid, his right leg caught in a gin-trap, on round simulated marble socle with gilt rims, 7½” high; blue crossed swords mark & impressed Nos. L120 & 131 to base. (little finger of right hand missing; losses to bouquet in left hand).

PAIR OF HALLMARKED SILVER AND ENAMEL DECANTER LABELS (SHERRY & GIN)

A Doulton glazed stoneware crock gin keg, royal coat of arms, two toned brown & cream, together with two similar examples and a stoneware flagon. (4)

Box of various glasses including two gin goblets

Mixed Spirits and Liqueurs; Gordons Special Dry London Gin, Smirnoff Black & Mellow Vodka, Benedictine, Drambuie, De Kuyper Cherry Brandy, Janneau Grand Armagnac in zip carry bag, 22%-40%vol, 700ml-1ltr, Shoot Shots Sloe Gin, 8btls and The Two Ages of Dow presentation box qty

Lascelles, Sir Alan ("Tommy", 1887-1981, courtier). TLS to Siegfried Sassoon, The Old Stables, Kensington Palace, "St. Partridge 1962", 2pp., 8vo. He refers to the Old Century, and "It must be fun to be an elderly writer, and give so much pleasure to one's contemporaries", also "The O.M. dinner at the Café Royal was not so bad as it threatened to be. John Betjeman & I filled ourselves up with gin at Boodles before it. He made a brilliant speech…so did I", with note by SS at end; ALS, Midland Bank Limited, 11.ix.62, 2pp., 8vo.,"I am torn in two over Shakespeare's tomb. I should hate anything to be done which Shakespeare mightn't like…"; ALS, Trafalgar House, Downton, Salisbury, 2.v.64, 11/2pp, 8vo., returning a TLS Sassoon has received from the BBC requesting an interview to hear his views on the First World War, "The right place for it is where the monkey put the nuts", and referring to Osbert Lancaster who has said "at some literary luncheon that he was tired of Shakespeare controversies & didn't really care if Dr. Rowse was or was not the Dark Lady of the Sonnets". SS has written "Rats - with knobs on!" on the BBC letter. With envelope re-addressed to Dennis Silk. Sassoon makes a reference to the same BBC letter on p. 84 of Poet's Pilgrimage, 1973, a copy of which is included in the lot, along with various correspondence concerning Dennis Silk's review of the same, including 2 ALsS from Dame Felicitas Corrigan, who assembled and published the work at Stanbrook Abbey.

Various silver, including pedestal sugar bowl, modernist Gin decanter label, unmarked white metal Claret label etc, 6.6oz total (5)Lot sold as seen unless specific item(s) requested

Gamekeeping - a 19th century gin trap, by C Homes, 26cm long; another, egg shaped jaws, 23cm long; a rabbit trap; others (7)

Four silver decanter labels, William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1977-89, each of rectangular form with shell and gadroon borders, one each for vodka, gin, sherry and rum, each 6.1cm x 3.8cm, gross weight 1.72ozt (4)

A set of four matched silver decanter labels, one each for ?Sherry?, ?Brandy?, ?Rum? and ?Gin?, 61mm x 40mm, together with a pair of Victorian silver decanter labels by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1894, one each for ?Sherry? and ?Brandy?, 36mm x 21mm, a pair of silver decanter label by William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1960, one each for ?Brandy? and ?Whisky?, 52mm x 31mm, a further example for ?Sherry? and another for ?Madeira?, gross weight of group 3.34ozt (10)

14 BOTTLES MIXED SPIRITS AND LIQUEURSGordon's Gin 1litre; Absolut Citron 1 litre (opened, 90% full); Smirnoff Vodka (opened, 90% full); Ricard Pastis; Chivas Regal Whisky (opened, 90% full); Koskenkorva 60% ABV Vodka 1 litre; Sauza Tequila Blanco; Schweizer Kirchwasser; Campari (unsealed, full); Campari (sealed); The Famous Grouse whisky 1 litre; Ricini Vermouth Extra Dry; Drambuie; Cusenier Creme de Cassis

19th Century Dutch glass with red twist stem, 15.5cms high; along with a 19th Century Dutch gin glass inscribed 'Hulstkamp's Oude Schiedammer'; two 19th century glasses and two vases.

A HANDMADE GUNBOX AND DRINKS CABINET FOR A RANGE ROVER (OR EQUIVALENT), with lockable leather-lined draw with provision for a take-down gun and cartridges, coffee flask (which is included), six coffee cups (included), provision for a wine bottle and two whiskey / gin bottles, six tumbler glasses (included), six port glasses (included), measuring approx. 41 3/4in. width x 35in. deep x 10in. high.

Set of 6 Edinburgh crystal Appin T601 gin and tonic glasses, 4 x Appin highball tumblers and a set of 6 small conical glasses, all with original boxes.

2 trays of coloured drinking glasses to include large stemmed wine glasses, gin glasses, Artland cocktail glasses, etc.

A quantity of assorted alcohol miniatures. Some full & sealed. Bell's Old Scotch Whisky, Gordon's Special Dry London Gin, White Horse Scotch Whisky etc

Two 18th century coloured engravings titled 'Beer Street & Gin Street' Painted, engraved and published by William Hogarth, 1751.

SIX MID-19TH CENTURY DUTCH GLASS GIN BOTTLES, each of tapered square form, mould blown, five with inscription, the tallest 26cm high Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

Gordon's Dry Gin, early 1950s spring cap bottling, bearing yellow label, now reserved for higher strength export bottlings (one bottle)

London Silk Special Dry Gin, 37.5% vol 70cl (seven bottles)

Sovereign London Dry Gin, 37.5% vol 70cl (nine bottles)

A Victorian Burr Walnut Decanter Box, of cube form, containing four glass spirit decanters and stoppers, 26cm high; together with A George IV Silver Bottle Ticket, George Smith, London 1821, inscribed MADERIA; An Elizabeth II Silver Bottle Ticket, Birmingham 1987, inscribed WHISKY; and Two Plated Bottle Tickets, inscribed GIN and SHERRY (5). Decanter box with some sun bleaching and some minor lifting of veneer, some water staining and scratching. One decanter with chip to lip. Other minor small chips. One plated bottle tick worn through to copper. Some minor scratching throughout.

A Victorian White Metal Mounted Oak Three-Bottle Tantalus, the superstructure with shield cartouche engraved with a monogram over three cut glass spirit decanters and stoppers, the base with twin hinged covers enclosing compartments and three glasses over a fitted drawer, 34.5cm wide; A Pair of Bottle Tickets, inscribed BRANDY and GIN; and Another Bottle Ticket, inscribed Sherry (4). In restored condition with some typical minor scratches, splits and flakes. With key and mechanism working. Unmarked.

A group of 19th century and later Staffordshire flat back figures, including Red Riding Hood, a standing Lord Byron, a double-sided figure representing 'Gin' and 'Water', a group of musicians, Scottish hunter on horseback, etc., (10)largest group measures approx. 40.5cm in heightCondition: The groups and figures are in overall fair condition commensurate with age, large hairline to the Scottish hunter on horseback and musician group, otherwise no major chips or cracks or signs of restoration, some fritting to bases

A set of six modern silver decanter labelsSheffield, 1977, silver jubilee mark, by Francis Howard Ltdof plain shaped design engraved 'Port', 'Sherry', 'Brandy', 'Whisky', 'Gin' and another blank, on chains, (6)weight approx. 2.99 oztCondition: Good condition, light surface wear

A pair of modern silver decanter labels and another first London, 1964 by Albion Craft Co.'Sherry' and 'Brandy', with a cast fruiting vine border, suspended on chains, together with label 'Gin' with foliate embosses border, (3)weight approx. 1.83 ozt. Condition: Good condition. Tarnished