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Lot 304
A Continental, probably Italian, repoussé copper wine cistern, 18th century, of oval section, the waisted and everted neck impressed with oval border, above a lobed body, raised on a conforming foot, 32cm high, the basin 60cm x 47cm CATALOGUE NOTES: Cf Christie's London, European Sculpture, 15 December 1998, Lot 29
Lot 192
A collection of French 19thC and earlier pewter, to include an armorial dish, a plaque cast with a fleur de lys, two handled drinking vessel, possibly Strasbourg, wine tasters etc., to include a two handled example, the makers stamp JWV, two small plaques with dragon and crown armorial, miniature plate and a small measuring jug with double acorn, thumb piece etc.
Lot 774
Märklin HO Gauge Rolling Stock and Level Crossing, boxed collection including 346/2 DSG Speiswagen, 4064 Express Sleeping Car, 324 Kühlwagen, 311b open wagon, 4504open wagon with repainted Märklin car, 4002/4040 local passenger coach, 4510 wine tank wagon, 391 flat truck, 361 G articulated wood flat truck and 459 MG Level Crossing with instructions, all of metal construction, F-G, boxes F, (11)
Lot 778
Trix HO Gauge Rheinheim Steam Locomotive and Pfalz-Bahn Train Pack, boxed duo comprising 22518 Palantine P2.11 tank Locomotive 1901 together with21252 Palantine branch line train including two passenger coaches, one express freight car and a wine car with barrels, all in burgundy livery, G-E, boxes G, (2)
Lot 14
BEN RIACH 1988 16 YEAR OLD LIMITED RELEASE bottled 2005, cask number 802, bottle number 85 of 675, non chill-filtered, with carton, 70cl/ 54.7%; and a GLENROTHES 1995 14 YEAR OLD - DOUGLAS LAING OLD MALT CASK, finished in a red wine cask, bottled in 2009, one of 311 bottles, with carton, 70cl/ 50%; a GLENROTHES SELECT RESERVE, in cardboard casing, 70cl/ 43%; a MACALLAN 10 YEAR OLD FINE OAK, with carton, 70cl/ 40%; and a BENROMACH SINGLE MALT, with carton, 07cl/ 40% (5)
Lot 92
THE SHAMROCK WHISKEY (1910S) produced by Kirker, Greer & Co. Ltd, Belfast No volume stated Note: The Shamrock Whiskey was produced by Kirker Greer & Co. Ltd, a Belfast-based firm formed from the merger of the Kirker and Greer families, both whiskey blenders and merchants. In 1886 the company became one of the founders of the Connswater Distillery in Belfast, together with Mitchell & Co., Ltd., and a Belfast Distiller, James Wilson & Son. Connswater was closed in 1929. As of 1888 Kirker, Greer & Co were selling both "Old Lochdhu Whiskey" from Glasgow and "The Shamrock Whiskey" from Belfast (in 1888). William Greer was a member of the family and moved to Glasgow in 1893, becoming a leading wine and spirits merchant and like many of his peers started blending whiskey for both home markets and export. It is highly likely that whiskey from Connswater Distillery was used to produce Shamrock. The bottom of the bottle features a labelled marked 'Veritor', which was a brand that during the early 1910s marketed the Shamrock along with three other Irish whiskies; Mitchell's Holly, Corbett's 3 star and Tyrconnel 3 star. In an advert published on July 1 1911 it reads, 'All branded with the Veritor label - the label which is the guarantee of the highest standard of quality in Irish Whiskey…Unless you can see the Veritor label you cannot be sure that you are getting Irelands best.' We have not identified any other bottles of Shamrock from this era for sale in recent years. The bottle has a driven cork common in that period and the glass contains imperfections that were also typical prior to improvements in glass manufacture in the 1920s, meaning this is likely one of the earliest bottles of Irish whiskey to survive. Veritor Image: Veritor Irish Whiskey, 1912 advert © Lordprice Collection / Alamy Stock Photo
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