George V silver-mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham 1911, 10 cm high, an Indian spirit measure, 9 cm high, and a silver bottle label for Brandy, (3) .

GLASS WHISKY NOGGIN, approximately 10.5cm high, with silver mount along with a glass powder bowl with enamel cover (2)

Mixed silver items including cup holders with pierced design, silver lidded whisky noggin (as found) etc

An Irish pewter haystack noggin measure, possibly early 19th century, with bellied banded body and shaped handle, indistinctly stamped to the base 30cm (12in)

Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted cut glass whisky noggin, London 1904 maker J & J Maxfield Ltd, height 11cm 

A set of three George III Scottish silver axe-head wine labels, Lisbon, Madeira and Sherry, engraved lettering, 4.5cm wide, Robert Gray, Edinburgh c,1806-1810; another set of three, noggin size, Brandy, Whisky and Liqueur, 3.5cm wide, Robert Gray & Sons, Edinburgh c.1810 (6) Condition Report: No damage or repair to any,all in good condition

An unusual silver mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham 1903; a toast rack; a condiment set; and a cream jug, weighable silver approx 5ozt

Silver topped Whiskey Noggin and 800 grade bark effect stem beaker .

An Edwardian silver topped whiskey noggin, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1907CONDITION:marks good, overall condition good

A cut glass whisky noggin, with silver plated mount, another set of six silver gilt cocktail sticks, each with a cockerel finial, and a set of dessert knives.

A Victorian glass and silver whiskey noggin, with a silver hinged lid and collar, Birmingham 1913, with whiskey label, hallmarked London, H.10cm

Sterling silver & crystal noggin & whiskey label hallmarked Birmingham 1916 & 1919 (label), maker: Hukin & Heath, as inspected

Royal Brierley glass whisky noggin with silver thistle mounts by Hayward & Stott (Scottish Silver), Edinburgh 2004, 11cm tall

A George V silver and glass whisky noggin, conical form with star cut base, S Blackensee and Son, Birmingham 1922, 11cm high

A Georgian style silver sauceboat, Sheffield, 1932; a silver topped glass whisky noggin, Birmingham, 1934; and an Indian white metal tankard, heavily embossed (3)

A glass whisky noggin with silver mount, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Birmingham 1913, height 9cm, silver label by Hukin & Heath London 1990

A group of small silver items, to include a four slice toastrack, ring tree, sugar castor, pepper, ring box and hair pin box, together with a white metal mounted whiskey noggin, various dates and makers

Edwardian silver topped whisky noggin, glass body of plain form with cut glass star design to base, silver hinged lid and collar, makers mark indistinct, hallmarked Birmingham 1910, height approximately 11.5cm together with Edwardian silver kidney shaped Whisky label, makers mark indistinct, hallmarked London 1910 (2)

An Edwardian silver mounted clear glass whisky noggin, hinged cover, scroll handle, star-cut base, 11.5cm high, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1908

A silver mounted whisky noggin, H B Johnson & Co, Birmingham, 1912, together with white metal mounted cut glass jars; Georgian and later glasses; carafe etc etc. (some a/f)

Peter Firmin 8x12 Photo Signed By Noggin The Nog, Ivor The Engine And Bagpuss Creator And Artist, The Late Peter Firmin. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

A glass whisky noggin having silver hinged lid and whisky label, Birmingham 1928, Hukin & HeathIn good condition, label is silver, no visible faults or repairs. Silver is tarnished

A glass whiskey noggin with silver mounts, Birmingham 1930 by Hukin & Heath with unmarked whiskey label.

A pair of conical glass whisky noggins with star-cut bases and hinged collars and covers, John Collard Vickery, Birmingham 1920, to/w a cut glass thistle-form whisky noggin (3)

George V silver mounted glass whisky noggin and label, Birmingham 1935, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, the silver hinged lid with shaped thumb piece above a tapering clear glass body with star cut base, the contemporary kidney shaped label engraved whisky, 11cm high

A silver backed dressing table brush, silver mounted whisky noggin, Wedgwood blue glass ornaments, Swedish glass polar bear, bottle coasters and glass decanters

A QUANTITY OF CUT GLASS SCENT AND OTHER JARS, BOTTLES AND BOXES, ALSO AN EDWARD VII SILVER MOUNTED GLASS WHISKEY NOGGIN, 9CM H, BIRMINGHAM 1907

A silver mounted glass whisky noggin, hallmarked London 1903, with a silver "Whisky" label Birmingham 1932.

A George V silver and cut glass whisky noggin, maker John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham, 1931, with matching silver whisky label

Three silver mounted glass whiskey noggins, having star cut decoration to the bases, various dates and a silver noggin label detailed 'Brandy', London 1905. (4)

THREE SILVER MOUNTED GLASS ITEMS; an Art Deco conserve jar, the silver cover with Bakelite knop handle, cut glass body, hallmarked Lansons Ltd., Birmingham 1942, an oval dressing table jar with engine turned silver cover, London 1934 and a silver mou nted glass whisky noggin with loop handle, Chester 1916 (3)

A silver waiter, a silver quaich, a silver pocket cigarette case, two silver condiment spoons, a silver miniature pepperette and a silver whisky noggin lable 22.1ozt gross (7)

Edward VII silver tea caddy of serpentine form with bright cut decoration, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd., London, 1907, whisky noggin, mug, oval dish, two table spoons etc., weighable silver 13oz, 404g,.

A collection of four silver mounted glass whisky noggins, in a variety of designs, differing makers and dates, with four whisky noggin labels as fitted, various dates, (4).

A collection of four silver mounted glass whisky noggins, in a variety of designs, all Birmingham 1911, differing makers, with four whisky noggin labels as fitted, various dates, (4).

A collection of four silver mounted glass whisky noggins, in a variety of designs, differing makers and dates, with four whisky noggin labels as fitted, various dates, (4).

A collection of five silver mounted glass whisky noggins, in a variety of designs, with five whisky noggin labels as fitted, various dates, (5).

Antique glass and Silver tall whisky noggin

Elizabeth II sterling topped crystal whisky noggin Birmingham 2008, makers A.J. Poole, to crystal body, (height 10cm approx); together with George V sterling silver 'Whiskey' label, Birmingham 1925, makers Hukin & Heath.

AN EDWARD VII SILVER MOUNTED GLASS WHISKY NOGGIN, 10CM H, BY ASPREY LIMITED LONDON, 1905

An Edwardian silver mounted clear glass conical whisky noggin, hinged cover with spoon-shaped thumb piece, scroll handle, star-cut base, 11cm high, Birmingham 1909; another, similar, Birmingham 1926 (2)

A silver sauce boat and ladle; a silver mounted whisky noggin and a five piece condiment set

A silver topped Whisky noggin; a silver pepperette, blue glass liner; a silver salt, blue glass liner; a set of six silver hafted knives; a plated vesta case

A blown-glass whisky noggin with silver top and star-cut base, Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1921 to/w a sugar-pail, Sheffield 1911, an Edwardian cut glass scent flask with silver screw bun cover, Birmingham 1908 and a three-piece pierced silver condiment set with blue glass liners, various dates and makers (6)

A silver topped Whisky noggin; a silver pepperette, blue glass liner; a silver salt, blue glass liner; a set of six silver hafted knives; a plated vesta case

A SILVER TOPPED GLASS WHISKEY NOGGIN by Hukin and Heath, Birmingham, 1917, tapering form, the hinged silver top with shell form thumb piece, star cut base, with silver label engraved "Whiskey", 9.5cm high.

Modern silver cased pepper grinder with engine turned decoration, by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham, 1961, silver mounted glass whisky noggin, and a small amount of flatware, weighable silver, 8oz, 248g,.

An Edward VII clear glass and silver mounted whisky noggin, maker Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1904: of traditional design with matched silver label, together with another whisky noggin by the same maker, London, 1912, with matched label.

A silver topped whisky noggin by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Limited, London 1915, of conical form with star cut base, 8.7cm high

Small silver three handled cup, napkin ring, whisky noggin, plated fish servers, Art Deco toast rack and ash tray, and other plated items..

A glass and silver topped miniature whisky noggin by Walker & Hall, Sheffield

A quantity of collectables including hallmarked silver mounted whisky noggin, three train mantel clock, cased plated cutlery, silver plated vase, carved blotter, telephone, etc

Silver cigarette box, silver cigarette case, mustard and noggin all a/f 119g (weighable items)

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A silver ladle, dish and a silver mounted whisky noggin

A Group of Mixed Silver Items, various makers, comprising: a whisky noggin by Asprey, 1919; a pair of asparagus tongs, 1901; a pair of sugar tongs 1811; and a drum mustard pot 1890, the noggin 10.5cm high, weighable silver 9.5ozt (4)

A Victorian circular mustard by William Hunter, Birmingham 1867, with a shell thumb piece to the flat cover, engraved with C-scrolls and a crest, the pieced body with a scroll handle, 8.5cm (3 1/4in) long, with a blue glass liner; a pair of Victorian cauldron salts by Arthur Sibley, London 1875, with beaded borders, embossed decoration, a shaped vacant reserve and on three stepped pad feet, 5.5cm (2 1/4in) diameter, with a blue glass liner; a silver matched baluster six piece cruet set by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1925 and 1927, the salts by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1906, circular with shaped borders and pad feet, comprising: two mustard pots, two pepperettes and two salt cellars, with three blue glass liners; a six piece baluster cruet set by Docker & Burn Ltd., Birmingham 1926, with three blue glass liners; and a silver mounted baluster glass noggin, 10cm (4in) high, 585g (18.8 oz) gross weighable

A hallmarked silver and clear glass noggin, the tapering conical glass body below a plain silver collar and hinged cover, height 12cm, Birmingham 1905, Hukin & Heath.

A collection of crested ware including a WH Goss 'Model of Ancient Irish Wooden Noggin', no.489580, 'Model of Elizabethan Quart Measure Now In The Old Bayle Gate Bridlington', no.500868 and 'The Salisbury Leather Gill From an Original in Museum', also a doll's house bathroom suite.

A set of three conical glass whisky noggins with star-cut bases and silver tops with trefoil thumb-pieces, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1937, to/w a somewhat similar noggin, Barker Bros Silver, also Birmingham 1937 (4) Condition Report Tip to one silver top creased