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Lot 323
A Jacobite wine glass, having bell-form bowl with basal tears, on an opaque multiple spiral and gauze tube stem, the bowl wheel-cut in depiction of a single-bud rose and butterfly, 17 cm, (foot chipped and ground) Formerly part of lot 170, Sotheby Park Bernet, New Bond Street, 17 September 1979.
Lot 750
CHABLIS 1995 Domaine Laroche, 1 bottle CHABLIS 2005 Domaine Bieville, Louis Moreau, 1 bottle, together with a DOMAINE LAROCHE WINE DECANTER of plain glass form with twisted glass stopper, the body etched with an image of the Chateau and "Domaine Laroche Chablis, depuis 1850", 39.5cm high with stopper
Lot 304
Victorian Doulton Lambeth stoneware relief moulded wine jug with silver rim, the body sprigged with fruiting vine and Bacchus mask and putti amongst vine and the motto 'GOOD IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD', stamp marks to the base, No. 5958, height 7.5", the rim hallmarked Chester 1892
Lot 1733
Two 18th century English wine glasses, comprising a double series opaque twist, 16cm high, (chip to footrim and bruise to rim); and a faceted stem example, 15.5cm high, (foot reshaped); together with another Continental opaque twist example, 15.5cm high. Condition Report: 1. Chips to fluted foot rim.2. Bruise to top rim (largest).3. No visible sign of chips or cracks seen.
Lot 88
A Victorian blown glass wrythen decanter with silver rim (by Heath & Middleton, Bimingham, 1895), together with a set of 36 cut glass drinking glasses, including red wines, white wines and water CONDITION REPORTS The stopper on the decanter is dirty. The silver mount is tarnished and the bottle itself is in need of a clean and has some staining to the interior and clouding to the base as well as various chips predominantly around the bottom edge. The suite comprises twelve red wine, twelve white wine and twelve water glasses. One water glass has some damage to the edge although unsure if this is chipping or done during production as it is smooth. A couple of the others have very small flaws otherwise general wear conducive with age and use to include some internal bubbles. In need of a clean, surface scratching etc.
Lot 464
A burr oak wine rack in the 19th Century manner, the top cross-banded and with moulded edge over two drawers and a 64 bottle rack, raised on a plinth base CONDITION REPORTS Light scratch to the top. Some further light scratches, scuffs and marks. Generally however, in good condition. Very light signs of wear and tear. Approx 90 cm wide x 115.5 cm high.
Lot 191
A collection of silver wares to include various dressing table bottles, hand mirror, brushes etc and a modern three bottle mahogany tantalus and three silver wine tags, one inscribed "Brandy", the other "Whisky" and another blank, together with a leather cased jewellery box containing various items to include a 15 carat gold heart shaped lock and an unusual silver cased three-dial watch
Lot 87
Two Victorian glass dumps, a Victorian glass bowl with hand-painted decoration of a stag hunting scene, a set of five overlaid cut glass wines, three further wine glasses, a grenade scent bottle, two small ruby overlaid glass bowls, cranberry glass bowl, two crescent-shaped bowls, a cut glass inkwell and three small Mdina style dishes
Lot 288
A Chinese silver small pedestal bowl, externally decorated in relief with chrysanthemums, diameter 9.5cm, a Japanese silver pedestal bowl, sparrows in bamboo, diameter 10.3cm, indistinct stamped PK and character mark, a similarly decorated Chinese silver matchbox sleeve, 7.4cm and a Chinese lacquer metal mounted wine bowl, 17th/18th Century (4)Condition Report: Lacquer bowl with faults, others good overall
Lot 846
Late 18th Century English breweriana interest: 'Directions for Brewing with Needham, Rawlins & Co.'s Patent Family Brewing Machine', sold in Skinner Street, London, and Wine Street, Bristol, no date but c.1812 according to WorldCat. Bound with 'Every Man his own Brewer, a Practical Treatise explaining the Art and Mystery of Brewing Porter, Ale, Twopenny, and Table-Beer', by Samuel Child, Brewer, no date but c.1810 according to WorldCat. The book features a handwritten recipe to verso of final index page. 8vo full calf binding. Together with 'Tables to be used with Sikes's Hydrometer', for ascertaining the strength of spirits, issued under the authority of H.M. Customs and Excise, 1916, original cloth binding, 8vo.
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