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Two silver plated spirit kettles each on stand, together with a box of silver plated items to include: two cruets, condiments, part-tea service and warming plate etc.

A six-piece EPNS tea service by Walker and Hall and others comprising spirit kettle on stand with burner, 40cm (15.75") high, teapot and stand, water jug, cream jug, sugar basin and an associated slop bowl

A spirit flask of taper form, with leather case

COLLECTION OF VINTAGE WOODEN AND BRASS BOUND CARPENTER`S TOOLS including saws, measuring rules, spirit measures, various markers, Glasgow and London; Morton`s ophthalmoscope in fitted case by Curry & Paxton (a lot)

WALKER AND HALL PLATED SPIRIT KETTLE

A quantity of pistol shaped Spirit Decanters

James VII & II - Duncan Forbes of Culloden - Rare Broadsides An bound volume of mainly 17th century broadsides and pamphlets, to include Royal Proclamation A signed proclamation by the King [James VII & II] giving loyal subjects authority to rise in arms against those disloyal. Dublin: printed by Andrew Crook & Samuel Helsham, 1689. Single sheet approx. 48 by 21cm, signed by James VII & II and [Earl of] Melfort, wax seal at top left edge, trimmed around text, seal and arms at head of the sheet, previous folds and creases; Broadside relating to Scottish tax collecting. Edinburgh, 1630. Approx. 35 by 30cm, ink signature at base, manuscript insertions in body text, previous folds and creases, wax seal removed; Commissioners at Leith Two copies of a broadside relating to custom duties at Scottish ports. Leith: printed by Evan Tyler, 1651. Approx. 44 by 32.5cm, previous folds and creases, stained at left edge, trimmed at right edge; Broadside Reasons humbly offered in the behalf of Scotland, concerning the exceeding great disproportions betwixt the assessments of that nation... [Edinburgh, c.1653]. Approx 37 by 29cm, previous folds, water stain to right edge; Forbes Request de Pierre Henry Clerc... au Sieur de Forbes. [No place], 1655. Approx 46 by 32cm, signed at base [Forbes?], previous folds, trimmed at upper edge [some loss]; Forbes, Duncan Two copies of a proposal for settling peace of the Highlands, by the means of two independant companies and some particular small garisons of the standing forces. [No place, c.1660]. Approx 31 by 19cm, printed on both sides; Royal Proclamation by the committee of estates... against unlawfull meetings and seditious papers. Edinburgh, 1660. Approx. 36 by 31cm, previous folds and creases; Ecclesiastical His Majesties declaration... for the preservation of the rights and interests of the church... Edinburgh, 1672. Approx. 37 by 31cm, previous folds and creases; Leith Reasons for passing an act for communication of trade to the town of Leith. [No place, c. 1690`s]. Folio, 4 pages; Taxation A proclamation containing His Majesties grave and favour to His Subjects of this His Ancient Kingdom of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1674. Approx. 42 by 32cm, previous folds and creases, closed tear at centre fold; Daffy, Anthony Elixir Salutis: the choice drink of health... London, 1675. Small 4to, 8pp., hole to first leaf with some loss; Forbes, Duncan Four copies of a Petition for Duncan Forbes of Culloden. [No place, c.1677]. Approx. 31 by 18cm, regarding the rights of Forbes to sell Ferintosh Aquavitae; Forbes, Duncan Two copies of Duplys for Colloden to the Master of Tarbats replys. [No place, c.1677]. Approx. 31 by 19cm; Forbes, Duncan Manuscript of information for Thomas Moncrieff and William Duff for John Forbes of Culloden. [No place], 1672. Approx., 31 by 19cm, 2 sheets; Glass Manufacture Memorial to his Grace Her Majesties high commissioner... in behalf of Mr. James leBlanc and William Scot, masters of glass manufactories against Sarah Dalrymple. [No place, no date]. Approx. 31 by 19cm, regarding the monopoly of importing mirrors free of duty; Ecclesiastical The humble address of the Presbyterian ministers and professors of the Church of Scotland. [No place, no date]. Approx. 31 by 19cm, previous folds; Monteith, Alexander The humble petition of Alexander Monteith chirurgeon in Edinburgh. Edinburgh, [no date]. Approx. 31 by 19cm, regarding Monteith`s discovery of a "way to draw a spirit from malt in smell, taste and all other qualities, equal in goodness to true French Brandie..."; Heritable Jurisdictions A bill for taking away and abolishing the heretable jurisdictions in that part of Great Britain called Scotland. [No place, no date]. Folio, 15pp., woodcut header piece; Advice to the King The countrey-mans complaint and advice to the King. [No place], 1681. Folio, 2pp.; Proclamation discharging the importing of forraign linen, or woolen cloth, gold and silver thread. Edinburgh, 1681. Approx., 34 by 31cm, previous folds; Speech His Majesties most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament at the opening of Parliament at Oxford... 1681. London, 1681. Folio, signatures A2 only; Declaration and offer of duty by the Kingdom of Scotland, with an annexation of the excise to the Crown. Edinburgh, 1685. Approx. 34 by 31cm, previous folds; Mackenzie, Col. Act of Council dispensing with circuit courts for this instant year 1685. Edinburgh, 1685. Folio, approx. 31 by 19cm; Proclamation for putting the Kingdom of Scotland in a posture of defence against the enemies of the King. Edinburgh, 1685. Approx. 34 by 31cm, previous folds, torn along top edge; Forbes, Duncan Two copies of answers to the compaint given... by the Master of Tarbat and some others against Duncan Forbes of Culloden. [No place, c.1680`s]. Folio, 2pp.; Forbes, Duncan Five copies of the Act of parliament in favours of Duncan Forbes of Collodine, anent the valuation of the lands of Ferrintosh. Edinburgh, 1690. Folio, 2pp.; Forbes, Duncan The case of John Forbes of Culloden Esq. only son and heir of Duncan Forbes the late Lord President of the Court of Session. Edinburgh, [no date]. Folio, 2pp.; Forbes, Duncan Answers to the complaint given... by the Master of Tarbat and some others against Duncan Forbes of Culloden. [No place, c.1680`s]. Folio, 2pp.; House of Commons Votes of the House of Commons. London, 1691. 8vo, signature Pppp1-2 only; Proclamation anent the new levies. Edinburgh, 1693. Approx., 34 by 31cm; Forbes, Duncan Two copies of a recommendation in favours of Duncan Forbes of Collodden. Edinburgh, 1695. Approx. 34 by 31cm, previous folds; Navitpayne, Hendry Answers for Hendry Navitpayne to the inditement raised at the instance of their Majesties Advocate, before the High Court of Parliament. [No place], 1692. Folio, 4pp.; Smith, John To His Grace... [from] John Smith, late Muster Master Depute. [No place], 1693. Folio, 2pp; Forbes, Duncan Seven copies of an act of parliament anent the excyse of Ferrintosh. Edinburgh, 1695. Approx. 28 by 18cm; Scottish Parliament Minuts of the proceedings of parliament. Edinburgh, 1696. Numbers 1 to 20 [lacking numbers 2, 13 & 18]; Glass Manufacture Act and ratification in favours of the glass-manufactory at Morisons Haven. Edinburgh, 1698. Folio, approx. 32 by 18.5cm; House of Commons The humble address of the House of Commons to the King. Edinburgh, 1699. Approx. 31 by 19cm; all bound together in 19th century half calf gilt, marble endpapers, rubbed at edges Provenance: A.J.C. Warrand, bookplate. [Alex J.C. Warrand resided at Ryefield House, Muir of Ord, died 1899]

A Victorian four-piece teaset of barge shape with embossed scroll and foliate decoration, comprising a spirit kettle, stand and burner, a teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl. maker John Deakin & William Deakin, Sheffield, 1897 the spirit kettle 1898, total weight of silver 95.30ozs.

A Victorian Scottish matched five piece tea service, crested, with banded decoration of zodiac emblems, scrolling foliage and geometric lines includes spirit kettle, stand with burner, teapot, hot water jug, sucrier and cream jug, the spirit kettle, stand and burner maker R.S possibly Robert Scott, Glasgow, 1890, the remaining service maker J. Muirhead & Sons, Glasgow, 1886, total weight of silver 100.77ozs

A plated spirit kettle, heater and stand, an Elkington plated tazza, a pair of plated storm lanterns, a collection of King`s pattern cutlery and other assorted plate.

SPRINGBANK SPIRIT OF GIGHA-10 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by J & A Mitchell & Co. Ltd. For The Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust to commemorate Gigha Day, 15th March 2002. Limited edition, bottle number 42 of 200. Minor fold to front label. Single malt, 70cl, 46% volume.

A parcel of mixed ale, spirit and wine glasses

A green, violet and blue glass tricolour spirit bottle set with copper and white metal leaf decorated collars and each with a mother of pearl stopper label, 14 ins high

Sixteen assorted spirit/wine decanters

A large quantity of assorted early spirit, ale, wine and cordial drinking glasses

A Georgian mahogany wheel barometer by D. Arnoldi & Co of Gloucester, with swan-neck arch, hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror, main dial and spirit level, all with silvered dials

A 19th century pocket sundial with brass and silvered mounts and spirit levels

A William III silver spirit funnel, with maker`s mark struck three times, for William Lukin, London circa 1700, tapering conical form, with a small ring loop, and engraved with a crest, diameter 7.3cm. approx. weight 1.5oz. Purchased from Christie`s South Kensington, 10 December 1984. The crest is recorded for Towers, Bogle, Deverux, and other families.

A novelty silver spirit measure, by C. Horner Ltd, Chester 1948, modelled as a thimble, engraved `Just a Thimbleful`, height 5.4cm, approx. weight 1.2oz.

A late-Victorian silver picnic box, by Heath and Middleton, London 1896, cylindrical form, with a central carrying handle and strap-work hinges, the hinged cover opens to reveal a removable spirit flask and a silver-gilt interior, length 12.3cm, approx. weight 19oz.

A mixed lot of electroplated items, comprising; a travelling spirit flask and two beakers, plus two cocktail shakers, a mug, a Hukin and Heath bowl, a two handled pot, plus a set of horn beakers, and a brass dish. (qty)

An Edwardian silver spirit flask and two pull-off beakers, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1909, tapering circular form, height 19cm, approx. weight 22oz.

Silver-plated spirit kettle, entree dish with cast outlines and handles, tea caddy and other metalware.

Four Beswick studies, Spirit of Affection, Doe, Friesian cow and Huntsman horse ( all af)

A Royal Doulton study, Spirit of Freedom on plinth, white, 2689

A brass Art Nouveau style spirit kettle (no lid)

Two Royal Doulton female figures together with a Royal Worcester china figure, two Beswick novelty spirit bottles and a Doulton Pekinese (examine all).

Box misc. collectables inc. fur stole, ship in bottle, pewter, spirit level, brass bicycle pump etc.

Part paraffin lamp, spirit kettle, sel. glass bottles etc

Set brass spirit ladles, copper pans, miniature whisk, olive stoner, toasting fork etc.

A silver mounted spirit flask.

Hornby Series: No. 1 Petrol /OilTank Wagons - BP Motor Spirit (2), Power Ethyl (1), Pratts High Test (1), Pool (1), Redline (1), Castrol (2), Esso (2) and Mobiloil (1), F-G (10)

Hornby Series: No. 1 Petrol/ Oil Tank Wagons - BP Motor Spirit (1), Power Ethyl (1), Pratts High Test (2), Royal Daylight (1), Redline (1), Castrol (3), Esso (1), Shell (1) and Mobiloil (1), F-G (11)

Hornby Trains: No. 50 Saxa Salt, No. 1 Tank Wagon (1), Manchester Oil Refinery (1), Cement Wagon (1), in original boxes, VG, boxes G, brown LMS No. 2 Luggage Van, VG (1), red Shell Motor Spirit Tank Wago, stamped blue lettering, F-G (1) and Manchester Oil Refinery Tank Wagon, F (2)

Bowman: brown and cream Model 550 four-axle Non-Corridor Coach 10152, in original wooden box, overall F, sides G, corrosion to fixing pins, box F, green spirit-fired Model 234 4-4-0 Locomotive and Model 250 Tender LNER 4472, with instructions, in original wooden boxes, and LMS Brake Van, F, lacks roof, holes drilled for lighting

Bassett-Lowke: modern issue, spirit-fired black BR ex-LMS Stanier 2-6-0 Mogul, limited edition of 500, with display track, in original box, G-VG, some scorching, box G-VG

Bassett-Lowke: modern issue, spirit-fired crimson lake LMS Stanier 2-6-0 Mogul, with display track, in original box, G-VG, some scorching, box G-VG

A ‘blacksmith-built’ 5in gauge model of an 0-4-2 generic locomotive: scratch-built brass, spirit-fired, probably circa 1860 originally, now rebuilt and repainted in green with red detailing, with sprung brass buffers, brass chimney cowl, steam dome and handrails, sprung chassis, twin inside cylinder motion and simple backhead, without tender or burner, 470mm long

Various makers: scratch-built spirit-fired steam lorry, twin oscillating cylinders (incomplete, a.f.), Issmayer 0-6-0, incomplete, Bassett-Lowke signal, assorted 0 Gauge locomotives and stock, brass tender, two 31/2in gauge wooden open wagons and various spares (a lot)

A mid 19th Century rosewood banjo barometer with silvered dial, thermometer, hygrometer and spirit level

George Sidney Shepherd (1784-1862) The haunted hou George Sidney Shepherd (1784-1862) The haunted house in Cock Lane London scene of the 18th century spiritual and social phenomenon of the Cock Lane Ghost with a ticket to a seance mounted below and a related contemporary song sheet mounted on the verso pencil drawing with bistre wash signed with initials lower right partial caption in pencil below letterpress ticket and song sheet laid either side of mount 13.5 x 8 cm (5 1/4 x 3 1/4 in) *** In 1762 the Cock Lane Ghost fired the popular imagination as crowds thronged the narrow street where the restless spirit of Frances Lynes known as Scratching Fanny communicated accusations of her murder by her lover William Kent by knocks and scratches interpreted by a 12 year old medium. Horace Walpole and the Duke of York attended one of the many seances David Garrick turned the story into a play and Dr Johnson was a member of the committee charged with investigating the affair. A copy of the book The Cock Lane Ghost by Douglas Grant 1965 accompanies this lot.

GEORGE RUSSELL, "AE" (1867-1935) THE FLOWER SPIRIT Signed AE in ligature, oil on canvas board 33.5 x 48.5cm. * Russell invariably signed his work with the unusual AE monogram, shortened from the word AE`on, meaning `the lifelong quest of mankind`. This reflected his great love of mysticism and the metaphysical philosophies. Spirits and fairy subjects featured first in his work from 1900-1905 but he was to return the theme again in later years. ++ Some scattered minor chips and grazes; needs a clean

Foreign wares, comprising; a beaker with a decorated rim, a pair of Eastern beakers, with engraved decoration, four small spirit tots and three further spirit tots, with decorated rims.

A Victorian plated Britannia metal five piece tea and coffee set, comprising; a teapot, a coffee pot, a kettle with a stand (the spirit burner lacking), a twin handled sugar bowl and a milk jug, each with floral and scroll embossed decoration above a half fluted band and another plated teapot.

Mostly plated on copper wares, comprising; a coffee pot with a stand, the spirit burner lacking, a cut cornered rectangular hinge lidded tea caddy, a hinge lidded cream jug and an oval mustard pot, with a shell thumbpiece and with decorated rims.

Silver, comprising; a rectangular spirit flask, Birmingham probably 1894, a pair of napkin rings, with decorated edges, Birmingham 1945, another pair of napkin rings, with wavy rims, Birmingham 1907 and another napkin ring, Birmingham 1912

A plated on copper twin handled tea urn of Adam style, fitted with an ivory tap, the body with engraved decoration, the oval base raised on four legs, also a plated spirit kettle, of oval form with partly fluted decoration, fitted with a stand and with a spirit burner.

A Victorian plated table centrepiece bowl, the stand and the detachable rim, decorated with fruiting vine, with a frosted and faceted glass liner (damaged), by Elkington & Co and a Victorian silver mounted glass spirit flask, London 1876.

Two silver mounted and leather covered dimple shaped spirit bottles, Sheffield 1928.

A silver mounted faceted glass spirit flask, with a pull off beaker base and with a yellow enamelled hinged top, London 1931 (damaged).

A silver plated hunting case by James Dixon & Sons, circa 1900, with sandwich case and spirit flask, enclosed in a shaped leather holder with bel straps.

A small late 19th/early 20th century silver plated breakfast dish with roll over domed cover on animalier legs with ram`s head terminals, a large Victorian plated spirit kettle and stand and small plated Mappin and Webb goblet

A late Victorian part leather clad spirit flask with silver screw cap and fitted cup. London 1878

A Chinese underglaze blue spirit burner, Guangxu (1875-1908), decorated with scrolled flowers, with inner dish for spirit, 9cm diameter

A 19th Century small Cordial Glass, the bowl etched with berries and foliage, raised on a facetted stem and spreading circular base; together with a further nautical small Spirit Glass, etched with an anchor, on a balustered stem and spreading circular foot (2)

A small Copper Kettle, similar Teapot, Spirit Warmer Stand and a small Brass Trivet

A MODERN SILVERGILT SPIRIT FLASK with pull-off drinking cup, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1930 and a modern vase-shaped sugar caster, crested, maker "EB", London 1976; 6.5" (16.5 cms) high; 14 oz (2)

A MODERN MOUNTED PORCELAIN SPIRIT BARREL on a wooden stand with drip bucket, the mounts with maker`s mark "CB&S", London 1927; 9" (23 cms) long

A GEORGE II ROCOCCO KETTLE with a cane-insulated swing handle, a bird mask spout and chased repousse work around the upper body with a scrollwork cartouche on each side; one with an engraved coat of arms; the other crested, by John Swift, London 2739, (lacking stand & spirit burner); 9.75" (24.5 cms) high including handle; 52.25 oz

TULCHAN RANGE: A parcel gilt coaster with incised, wavy, border decoration by Brian Asquith, Sheffield 1996, and the following electroplated items from the same range: 3 small circular spirit flasks, a coaster, & a large spirit flask with 2 detachable "quaich" drinking vessels; the latter 7.75" (20 cms) high; 6.5 oz weighable silver (6) *This range was commissioned by Tulchan hunting/fishing estate on Speyside.