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Lot 1493

A Teak and Brass Bound Coopered Wine Cooler, early 20th century, of staved construction, the oval body with two studded brass bindings and removable lead interior, raised on four splayed legs, 62cm by 43cm by 49cm

Lot 1554

A George III Mahogany and Brass Bound Wine Cooler, third quarter 18th century, of staved construction, the body fitted with two lion mask drop handles, lead lined interior, the oval base raised on four cabriole legs and pad feet with recessed castors, 62cm by 42cm by 55cm For similar examples see Thomas Chippendale, The Life & Work of Thomas Chippendale, Christopher Gilbert, page 79,and Gillows of Lancaster and London, Susan E Stewart, volume 1, page 307

Lot 1562

A Regency Mahogany Wine Cooler, early 19th century, of sarcophagus form, the moulded hinged lid enclosing a lead lined interior, the tapering body between canted sides, raised on ball and claw feet, 70cm by 48cm by 52cm

Lot 23A

A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem bisected by a teared inverted baluster knop, 18.2cm high

Lot 492

A Stuart Crystal Cut Glass Drinking Set, comprising six wine glasses, four brandy goblets, other Stuart drinking glasses, together with a collection of other similar glassware

Lot 662

One Vintage Bottle Chateau Nuef du Pape, red wine

Lot 663

One Vintage Bottle Cartillon Red Wine, dated 1972, together with another Nuits St Georges, dated 1971 and an unlabelled bottle dated 1970

Lot 31

A mixed lot of Victorian and other cranberry glassware to include loop handled carafe and stopper, table bowl, clear stemmed wine glasses, 1897 commemorative beaker and other similar items.

Lot 239

A copper and brass wine cooler having provision for four bottles with central ice well on circular plinth.

Lot 451

A Victorian rosewood Canterbury together with a Victorian mahogany commode stool, two wine tables and an 18th Century oak tripod table.

Lot 478

A walnut veneered wine table together with a mahogany occasional table having rectangular top over serpentine frieze on slender turned tapering supports.

Lot 289

A JAPANESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL WINE POT AND COVER decorated with auspicious emblems and mon in translucent and other enamels and tightly coiled gilt cloisons, the cover with kiku knop, the underside with flowers and waves over mottled light green, 14cm h, Meiji++Of fine quality and in fine condition, the enamel undamaged, the handle retaining only one of the two pairs of flowerhead shaped nuts and bolts by which it is secured

Lot 310

A GEORGE V VASE AND A SIMILAR WINE CUP chased and engraved with stiff leaves or grapevines, cup 19cm h, both London 1923, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd and Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd respectively, 14ozs 10dwts++In fine condition

Lot 316

GOLD. AN ELIZABETH II WINE CUP the ogee bowl engraved with scrolling foliage, on slender stem and domed foot, 12cm h, 9ct, by C S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1967, 80g ++In fine condition

Lot 346

A PAIR OF GEORGE III WINE COASTERS with beaded rim and straight gadrooned mount, inset turned wood base, 15cm diameter, by J T Younge & Co, Sheffield 1810++Both in fine condition, the wood bases original, the marks very good, no repairs

Lot 349

THREE GEORGE III WINE LABELS MADEIRA, RUM and WHITE WINE, octagonal and bright cut within pierced border,chained, 4.5cm w, comprising a pair by Phipps & Robinson, London, one no date letter, the other 1791, the Madeira label maker JS, probably Josiah Snatt, date letter rubbed ++Three particularly fine examples in practically as new condition, the marks as struck

Lot 350

TWO GEORGE III DIE-STAMPED CHERUB, SCROLL AND MASK WINE LABELS MADEIRA, chained, 6cm w, both Birmingham, one by Matthew Linwood, 1814, the other by Thomas Willmore, 1818++Both labels in fine condition free from loss or repairs, on one label one end of the chain detached

Lot 352

FOURTEEN WINE LABELS, MAINLY GEORGE III comprising octagonal, crescent, gorget and bean shaped examples, mostly chained, various sizes++All good examples in terms of condition

Lot 575

H WHITE (MID 19TH CENTURY) THE KENT FAMILY HOTEL MARGATE signed, inscribed in gold and on the tablet below C S WOODRUFF WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT GOOD STABLING & LOCK UP COACH HOUSES, pen, ink and wash, 36.5 x 27cm, maple frame C S Woodruff of 1, Lower Marine Terrace, Margate appears in the Essex, Herts, Kent & Sussex Publican Directory for 1855.++In fine condition, clean and laid down, one or two pale spots of foxing, in contemporary maple frame with section of repaired veneer

Lot 315

A pair of wine coasters with embossed floral rims and turned wood bases, 17cm (6.75") diameter and another similar

Lot 225

Johnson (Hugh) Chateaux of Bordeaux number 233 of 400 copies, 21 colour lithographs by Charles Mozley, loose as issued with accompanying texts in original cloth portfolio with ties, gilt-stamped morocco label on upper cover, slighlty soiled, large folio, Christie`s Wine Publications and Hedges & Butler Ltd., n.d.

Lot 1427

An oak two door cupboard, a magazine rack and three wine tables (5).

Lot 1475

A small mahogany wine table with three outswept supports.

Lot 365

A mixed of assorted glass including four paperweights, Caithness vase, pair of cutlery rests and a set of six wine glasses with coloured stems.

Lot 376

Seven pieces of assorted cranberry glass comprising large jug, decanter, three crusted cups, one wine glass and a small bowl.

Lot 381

Six coloured Royal Doulton wine glasses, a similar ruby example and a pair of boxed Wedgwood candlesticks etc.

Lot 760

A small hallmarked silver toast rack, James Dixon & Son 1896, a silver menu holder (indistinct marks), also a plated wine funnel and bottle coaster (4).

Lot 820

An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver wine jug, CJ Vander Ltd, London 1975, height 26.5cm, 29oz, also the matching set of six goblets, Courtman Silver Ltd, London 1976, height 14.8cm (each 8oz), combined weight 77oz (Illustrated).

Lot 164

* A set of seven Webb wine glasses, cut and with knopped stems.

Lot 165

* A Stuart Crystal cut wine carafe, together with a Victorian water jug and cut glass water jug.

Lot 169

* Five Webb Corbett wine glasses, cut, with knopped stems and with spreading circular feet, etched to base.

Lot 172

* Six Stuart Crystal red wine glasses, with foliate border and diamond cut campana shaped bowl to knopped stem, together with two hock glasses.

Lot 177

* A set of six Edinburgh Crystal white wine glasses, cut glass bowls, knopped stems and lemon squeezer bases.

Lot 179

* A set of six Stuart Crystal red wine glasses, with cut stems and circular feet.

Lot 184

* Six Stuart Crystal wine glasses, with floral cut bowls to knopped stems and circular bases.

Lot 188

* A set of six Edinburgh Crystal cut glass wine glasses, each bowl cut and with knopped stem with lemon squeezer base.

Lot 190

* An Edwardian cut glass wine flask, with cut base, together with a fruiting vine etched club shaped decanter with faceted neck and stopper.

Lot 526

Three 19th century silver plated wine bottle coasters, with wooden centres, one with fruiting vine decoration, another foliate and the third gadrooned.

Lot 561

* A silver plated on copper punch bowl, with shaped rim and with lion mask carrying handles to either side, together with a muffin dish with cover and silver plated wine cooler.

Lot 166

A set of six large wine glasses, engraved with equestrian scenes; and a pair of Waterford Crystal candleholders (8)

Lot 149

F MATANIA Oil on board, Italian ox-drawn wine cart, signed, 7" x 10.5", framed.

Lot 54

A mid 19th century Minton majolica wine cistern, designed by Carlo Marochetti (1805-1867), the intertwined snake handles at each end of the oval body and lion masks in the centre of a vine band on the rim of the exterior above turquoise lappets, green foliage and paw feet, the turquoise interior with maple leaf band on the rim, 126 wide, 70cm deep and 49cm high (49.5 x 27.5 x 19.25in) (D) Similar lots were sold at Sotheby`s in 1992 and 1998. Sotheby`s stated that the shape was recorded in the Minton archives as shape 719 and suggested the probable date of production as 1850

Lot 115

A late 19th century Meissen figural group, the six figures and a goat standing on a rocky mound amongst tree trunks, the husband pours his wife a glass of wine, their children around them, crossed swords mark, 35cm (13.75in) high (R)

Lot 446

A set of four 19th century cast silver wine labels, makers mark (probably TN, indistinct gothic letters) and sterling mark only, each of cartouche shape and pierced with fruiting vines and inscribed `Lisbon`, `Claret`, `Madeira` and `Port`, 6cm wide, 2.75oz (4)

Lot 614

Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones (British, 1833-1898), Portrait of Frances, Lady Horner (1858-1940), signed lower right with initials "EBJ", brown chalk, 27 x 22cm (10.53 x 8.58in) Provenance: From the Collection of William Graham, Burne-Jones`s friend and patron, and by descent within the family of Lady Horner. Literature: Oliver Garnett, William Graham - Pre-Raphaelite Patron and Collector, privately printed, 1990 "Bring the drawing of Frances to show me when you come", letter to Burne-Jones from William Graham, dated 21 June 1885, from Oakdene, Guildford. William Graham (1817-1885), was a Scottish politician and Pre-Raphaelite patron, and MP for Glasgow. He was a wealthy merchant who was a cotton manufacturer and wine merchant. Graham was a friend and patron of Edward Burne-Jones from 1856. Graham bought several of Burne-Jones`s works and invited Burne-Jones and other artists such as Rossetti to his country house, Stobhall, in Perthshire. When Graham died on 16 July 1885, Burne-Jones sent some small paintings to be buried with him, which are now in his coffin in a Glasgow cemetery. After his death, most of his very large collection was sold at auction by Christie`s in April 1886, confirming Burne-Jones`s position as a great painter, with his pictures fetching

Lot 118

A 19th century stoneware Fulham Pottery wine/spirit container, impressed `B224 this bottle belongs to W.P Willson & Co, Wine & Spirit Merchants Hertford`, and a second similar bottle for `A Dingwall, Scotch Whisky Merchant, Perth, N.B`

Lot 1100

A Beluchi wine ground rug 194 x 126cm (75 x 49in)

Lot 714

Amethyst glass triple ringed ovoid bottle, 9" high; together with a carnival glass bowl, blue glass miniature basket, an amethyst wine glass and two stoneware jugs (6)

Lot 715

Nine assorted Victorian cranberry wine glasses and a cranberry carafe (lacking stopper) (10)

Lot 49

A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY WINE COOLER with metal liner enclosed by hinged rising lid, boxwood line inlay, brass carrying handles and on turned legs and casters, 17" wide x 12" deep.

Lot 213

AN AFGHAN WINE GROUND RUG decorated a central multiple medallion within a wide border, 70" x 50".

Lot 13

Old Sheffield plated wine funnel, 4.75" high, Sheffield plated swing handle pedestal sugar bowl with blue glass liner, wax jack and two division toast rack (4)

Lot 26

Good pair of George IV wine coasters, pierced and embossed to the sides with scrolling vine leaves and turned wooden bases with inset crested bosses, 5.25" diameter, Maker K. G & Co, Sheffield 1833 (sold with a green baize bag)

Lot 46

Scottish wine cooler by Brook & Son, of plain cylindrical form and with a serpentine rim and single band, 6.5" high, Edinburgh 1925, 18.75oz approx

Lot 61

George IV wine coaster with a gadrooned rim and lobed sides, the turned wooden base with a central boss, 6" wide, maker ST B&T, Sheffield 1827 (a.f); together with a foliate pierced bonbon dish 4.25" diameter, maker T.M. Co., Birmingham 1919 (a.f) (2)

Lot 77

Box of silver items to include a pair of Edwardian pedestal pepper shakers with pierced lancet sides and original blue glass liners, both 3.25" high, London 1908; together with four wine labels, a rectangular mounted photograph frame and other small items

Lot 2250

A 19th Century mahogany tip-top wine table, the piecrust moulded top above a turned stem, on tripod cabriole legs and pad feet, diameter approx 68cm (alterations).

Lot 2328

A Regency mahogany tip-top wine table, the crossbanded top above a turned baluster stem, on tripod downswept scroll legs with applied roundel decoration (faults and lacking drawer to frieze).

Lot 2739

A pair of Regency papier-mâché wine coasters with gilt vine decoration on a black ground, together with a similar coaster, decorated with acorns and oak leaves (faults).

Lot 2774

A Martin Allen Can Art advertising panel, a collection of other advertising mirrors and panels and a pine wine case.

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