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Lot 74
AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BOWL AND A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE WINE CUP the small circular bowl underglaze blue painted with dragons and phoenixes, bears underglaze blue four-character mark, 10.5cm diameter; the circular wine cup underglaze blue painted with four dragons, underglaze blue marks, 6.5cm high. (2)
Lot 191
A pair of cut crystal glass Decanters, of rectangular form with star cut decoration, circular stoppers, one with small chip to base, 25.5cm high, together with a pair of silver wine labels, hallmarked Birmingham, 1991, one inscribed 'Gin', the other 'Scotch', and a circular cut glass bowl, 27cm diameter (3)
Lot 2100
A George V Silver Wine-Bottle or Decanter Coaster, by Omar Ramsden, London, 1926 in the Arts and Crafts style, tapering cylindrical, the lower border with applied foliage, the wood base with applied rose boss, with an overall hammered finish10cm diameterFully marked on lower body, further engraved 'Omar Ramsden Me Fecit'. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a slight bruise to the rim and some scratching to the wood base. With leather base underneath which is rather worn and with losses.
Lot 268
A George III Chippendale Period Mahogany and Brass-Bound Octagonal Wine Cooler, 3rd quarter 18th century, the hinged lid enclosing a divided lead interior, with brass loop carrying handles to the sides, on a period stand with moulded border, chamfered legs and scrolled brackets, on small leather castors50cm by 50cm by 72cmThe top with some water marks and general scratches. The stand with some strengthening and repair work to the legs (as photographed).
Lot 5
A Jacobite Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bucket-shaped bowl engraved with a rose spray and inscribed Fiat, on a double knopped air twist stem16.5cm highProvenance: Ex A C Hubbard Collection. See Hubbard (A C) A Wine Lover's Glasses, pg.22, pl.105Bowl and foot free from any chips. No cracks. Light wear and surface scratches throught. No evodence of re polishing, foot of good proportions.
Lot 4
A Wine Glass, circa 1745, the bell-shaped bowl on an air twist stem with central vermicular collar17cm highA Similar Wine Glass, with plain air twist stem17cm high (2)First glass in good condition. Some general light wear and surface scratchesSecond glass with a small foot chips. General wear and scratches.
Lot 87
Late 19th to early 20th century silver plate and brassware to include:an oval brass serving tray;a glass bottomed and silver-plate-mounted stand with an ornate reticulated border;19th century brass candlesticks;a selection of flatware and cutlery;eight silver-plated napkin rings;a pair of 19th century wine-bottle coasters;two late 19th century silver-plate-mounted cut-glass claret jugs.
Lot 222
A bottle of Paddy triple distilled whiskey and 9 bottles of wine:2 x Talmard 2019 Macon-Montbellet Villa Maria 2021 - Marlborough - Sauvignon Blanc2 x Chemin des Pèlerins 2013 - Saint MontOyster Bay 2022 - Marlborough - Sauvignon BlancBienbebido - Come PulpoTrivento 2021 - MalbecDevil's Creek Gold Reserve
Lot 238
Great Western Railway Hotels silverplate large Wine / Champagne ice bucket. Marked with GWR Coat Of Arms and GREAT WESTERN ROYAL HOTEL base marked L & B. In excellent condition measures 9.5in tall x 7.5in diameter. The Great Western Royal Hotel Paddington was opened in 1854 by Prince Albert and is now the Great Western Hotel (Hilton London Paddington). A stunning piece from this Grade 2 listed building.
Lot 226
London & South Western Railway wine waiters corkscrew & bottle opener, the blade engraved S.W.R.Coy.Ltd. and stamped with makers name Joseph Westby Sheffield. Dougal Drummond experimented with the abbreviation S.W.R on tank and tender sides of locos in 1895 and it also appears on some handlamps, probably dating this wine waiters tool to that year as the manufacturer ceased trading in 1896. An unusual item and rare survivor in very good condition and could be used again. Measures 3.5in long.
Lot 168
PASTEUR, Louis (1822-95). Etudes sur le Vin, Paris, 1866, large 8vo, 32 lithographed plates printed in colours, original wrappers, slipcase. FIRST EDITION.PASTEUR, Louis (1822-95). Études sur le Vin, Ses Maladies causes qui les Provoquent Procédés Nouveaux pour le Conserver et pour le Vieillir. Paris: "Imprimé par Autorisation de son Exec. le Garde des Sceaux. A L'Imprimerie Impériale," 1866. Large 8vo (240 x 160mm). Half title, 32 lithographed plates printed in colours, illustrations (some light spotting and staining). Original grey printed wrappers with small woodcut armorial device on upper wrapper, uncut (lightly stained, repair with adhesive tape to head of backstrip and corner of lower wrapper), later buckram slipcase. Provenance: From the Collection of Professor Jonathan Brostoff, D.M., D.Sc., FRCP, FRCPath (1934-2020); A. [?]Méyret (old signature on upper wrapper and front free endpaper); "Agriculture 3070" (old [?]library note on title and corresponding label at head of backstrip), modern buckram slipcase. FIRST EDITION of this work in which the author establishes the role of atmospheric oxygen in causing the 'diseases' of wine which, along with various other works (cf. PMM 336), led the author to the discovery of bacteria from which he went on to develop the germ theory of disease. Bulloch p.61; Duveen p.260; Garrison & Martin 2479; Norman 1655; Sparrow Milestones of Science 160.
Lot 83
WINE - Charles Walter BERRY. In Search of Wine, London, 1935, original red buckram. FIRST EDITION, PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed to Anthony Eden. With 6 other books of related interest including 3 PRESENTATION COPIES inscribed to Anthony Eden. (7)WINE - Charles Walter BERRY (dates unknown). In Search of Wine. A Tour of the Vineyards of France. With a thought to Bacchus in particular and a Humble Recognition of the Wisdom of Others. London: Constable & Co Ltd., 1935. 8vo (195 x 130mm). Half title, large folding map of "The Wine Districts of France" at the end. Original red buckram, spine lettered in gilt (spine faded, without a dust-jacket). Provenance: Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon (old armorial bookplate). FIRST EDITION, PRESENTATION COPY, the front free endpaper inscribed, "To Captain The Rt. Hon. R. Anthony Eden ... with the compliments & respect of the author, who when he read your kind letter of appreciation felt that all the work entailed (mentally & physically) was amply justified - + more so. Charles Berry. Flow Wine! Smile Woman! And the Universe is consoled!! 3.XII.35." With 6 other books of related interest including the same author's Viniana (London, "reprinted 1934", 8vo, original red buckram, PRESENTATION COPY, the front free endpaper inscribed, "To The Rt. Hon. R. Anthony Eden ... with the author's thanks for the privilege. The old proverb says, An apple a day keeps the doctor away (to which the author would wish to add) for a day. But a glass of good wine for a very long time, so they say. Charles Berry, 8/11/36"), the same author's Tokay (London, Berry Bros. & Co., [n.d.], original buckram-backed boards, with a typed compliment slip from Mr Anthony Berry pasted to the front free endpaper, addressed to Anthony Eden, dated 28.5.76, stating, "I thought that you would like to have a bottle of the Tokay Essence following our telephone conversation last week and this is therefore being sent to you under separate cover. However, I am enclosing a copy of my uncle, Charles Walter Berry's booklet, which he wrote before the War. Please accept the bottle with the best wishes of us all here. Enc.") and Hugh R. Rudd's Hocks and Moselles (London, 1935, original cloth, FIRST EDITION, PRESENTATION COPY, with an inscription by the author to Anthony Eden including a biblical 'quote' ("... 'He restored the chief butler unto his butlership again ... But he hanged the chief baker.' Genesis XL. 21")). Provenance: Anthony Eden (five of the books with his old armorial bookplate). (7)
Lot 344
George III Mahogany Wine Table George III mahogany snap-top wine table, circular two-piece dish top supported on a single turned column with triform base on pad feet46cm wide, 46cm deep, 80cm highEdge of the table has been repaired and reattached, loose nails connecting the top to the snap top action.
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