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Lot 17

Ca. Late 4th century BC A well-preserved bronze patera featuring a shallow bowl with a slightly rounded base, incised decoration at the bottom of the basin and a single handle attached to the bowl with riveted panel. These types of bowls were used to pour libations, wine or other liquid sacrifices. For a similar see Christie's Live Auction 12240 Antiquities, 6 Dec 2016, Lot 37. Item comes with a professional historical report from Ancient Report Specialists. Size: L:305mm / W:305mm ; 810g Provenance: Private London collection ( B.A); formerly acquired in the 1970s from John Lees collection.

Lot 35

Ca. 100-300 AD A bronze circular plaque with a stud to the reverse and an obverse decorated with a depiction of an upper body of Satyr, with his bearded face, pair of horns, muscular torso, and an erect penis. In the place where the arms should be, there are rings to which the phallic pendants are attached. From the lower edge of the plaque, a further suspension loop protrudes and is hung with a bronze amulet of fist and phallus, featuring a hand in manus fica gesture to the left and phallus to the right, and in the center a realistic depiction of phallus and testicles. Satyrs were companions of the ancient Greek god Dionysus (the Romans 'Bacchus'), the god of wine, fertility, ritual madness, theater, and religious ecstasy. The upper half of their body was human, the lower half animal. Restored. Size: L:125mm / W:75mm ; 500g Provenance: Property of a London private collector, acquired on London Art market pre-2000.

Lot 42

Ca. 400 BC A museum-quality bowl hammered from a single sheet of silver with underside low-relief decoration of stylized lotus-flower designs surrounded by a circumferential band of almond-shaped protrusions. Libation bowls, known as phiale, were used across a wide geographical area - from Greece to Tibet, throughout the ancient Near East and Central Asia. These shallow bowls for holding wine in ritual and ceremonial settings were made from many materials - glass, ceramic, and many kinds of metal. Royal vessels were made of precious metals, like this one. They functioned both as tableware and as wealth - they could be stored in the royal treasury or given as gifts to people they were hoping to influence. Item comes with a professional historical report from Ancient Report Specialists. Size: L:40mm / W:145mm ; 370g Provenance: Property of a London Ancient Art gallery; formerly in Welbank collection since 1980s.

Lot 46

Apulia, Ca. 2nd half of the 4th Century BC A beautiful skyphos portraying typical decoration of Xenon ware style. The cup features deep, curved sides, a ring foot, and two equally spaced loop handles. The whole of the vessel is covered in a black slip and is decorated with a red painted wave and linear pattern. This beautiful piece would have been used for wine drinking, usually during social occasions or banquets. For a similar, but with different decoration see The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Accession Number: 09.192.2.Size: L:39.9mm / W:72.4mm ; 17.29gProvenance: From the southern German private collection A. and WH, acquired in the 1970s and early 1980s.

Lot 49

Ca. 1-300 AD A pottery vessel in the form of a jug /flagon with a bulbous-shaped body, nicely tapering to a flat base. It features a short neck and a thick rim. A single handle arching from the neck to the shoulder. Vessels such as this one were designed for everyday use, in particular for carrying and serving water and wine at banquets. Accompanied by the original invoice. Size: L:215mm / W:165mm ; 825g Provenance: Ex PR collection, southern Germany, acquired in 1981 from Nicole G. Deger - Alte Kunst & Grafik, Mainz.

Lot 90

Ca. 2nd half 4th - 1st half 3rd Century BC A wheel-thrown pottery kantharos (wine cup) with a footed concave base, bulbous body, rounded shoulders, an everted lip, and two high strap handles. The exterior is covered in a black glaze.Accompanied by the original papwerwork. Size: L:85mm / W:125mm ; 120g Provenance: From the Helge Deikner Collection, North Rhine-Westphalia since before 1980.

Lot 371

DRINKS CABINET, 81cm x 48cm x 92cm, 1960s Danish style, with storage built into doors, and storage for glasses and wine.

Lot 85

Statue of painted and gilded wood. Part of the figure is carved on the back. The Madonna is designed in the Gothic style, seated and holding a grape. The sculpture further ties the influence of the Italian Renaissance, present especially in the north of the Alps, which can be recognized in the large headdress, in the oval of the face with a long straight nose, small mouth, and heavy eyelids.It can be compared with the statue of Saint Helena preserved in the Boucher de Perthes Museum (France), where a particular stylistic affinity can be observed in the richly brocaded fabrics of gold, which evoke the textile industry of Arras, which flourished around 1500. The Picardy sculptors were able to render the weight very realistically, and the structure of the substances that surround the body shapes.The exceptional size of both sculptures is also similar: approximately 1.13 m in height.The symbolism of grapes as an attribute of the Virgin Mary, or the baby Jesus, is abundantly represented in France and Belgium. Various studies have been carried out on the origin of its meaning, and the explanations can be different: The first examples found date from the 14th century, when it was customary for winemakers to hang grapes on the arms of a statue of the Madonna, which they carried in procession to invoke the protection of the vineyards. The grape is a symbol of the Eucharistic wine, and therefore the Redeemer's blood, but it is also a sign of friendship between God and people. God is the vinedresser of the parable, men are its fruit.Polychromed and gilded woodHeight: 115 cm

Lot 8

CARTIER VINTAGE Clutch. Weinrotes Leder in genarbt und glatt mit goldfarbener Hardware, Überschlag mit Logo-Verschluss. Innenraum aus Textil mit einem Fach. Staubbeutel anbei. Gut erhalten. 30 x 17 cm.| CARTIER VINTAGE clutch. Wine red leather in grained and smooth with gold hardware, flap with logo closure. Interior in textile with one compartment. Dust bag attached. In good condition. 30 x 17 cm.

Lot 342

An early 20th century mahogany pedestal wine table. The oval top raised on a turned column to a tripod base, L60cm x D50.5cm x H77cm

Lot 428

A 20th century Venetian gilt and enamelled ewer and stopper and six wine-glasses on a tray. The glass by Gino Mazzuccato, the ewer and glasses enamelled with flowers and gilt scroll borders, on circular gilt-metal and mirrored tray, the ewer signed, 41cm high

Lot 102

Set of 10 Stuart Crystal ' Shaftesbury ' pattern cut glass wine glasses, 19cm high, together with three glass decanters & stoppers, to include two cut glass examples

Lot 25

Collection of over 60 pieces of cut glassware to include Webb, Edinburgh Crystal, Royal Doulton, etc, featuring a set of 6 Edinburgh Crystal wine glasses, 13 Royal Doulton short-stemmed wine glasses, 4 Royal Doulton sherry glasses, a set of 5 brandy glasses, 6 Royal Doulton Champagne glasses and 6 Webb Sherry glasses (4 boxes)

Lot 401

Mixed Lot including Three Stoneware Wine / Spirit Bottles together with Enamel Ladle, Three Picture Easels, Parasol, Chinese Brass Bowl, Chinese Relief Picture of Two Dragons, Coppered Relief Tray and a Picture of a Chinese Peasant

Lot 83

Collection of Waterford Crystal ' Colleen ' pattern cut glassware to include 10 wine glasses, 9 goblets, 5 tumblers, 2 short-stemmed champagne flutes, a small goblet and a sherry glass

Lot 273

Set of six crystal whisky glasses and a set of twelve Echt Bleikristel Zwiessel Crystal wine glasses

Lot 107

A pair of silver mustard pots, a silver wine funnel and a pair of glass salts. The funnel 12 cm long.

Lot 430

An EPNS and cut glass biscuit barrel, five dishes, two spoons and a Sheffield plate wine funnel. The former 14 cm high.

Lot 829

A silver two piece wine funnel, Birmingham 1994, 97g

Lot 242

Eight pine wine crates

Lot 190

Five bottles of red wine

Lot 195

Six bottles of wine 

Lot 52

A metal freestanding multi bottle wine rack

Lot 9

A white painted metal 12 bottle wine rack

Lot 264

A selection of silver plated vintage wine bottle coasters

Lot 344

A collection of Waterford crystal drinking glasses, comprising of - six white wine, six red wine, six whiskey, six champagne flutes, six sherry, six water glasses, together with a Waterford crystal mantel clock and other glassware.

Lot 380

A French Decoupage chest within a chest, hand painted with roses, 62 x 16cm, together with a small example with scenes of elephants and a double wine box, hinged lid, hand painted with scenes of roses. (3)

Lot 420

A pair of late Victorian silver wine ewers, of cylindrical form with a reeded top edge and a flared base, having a hinged lid and a scroll handle, Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1900, 2188 g, 30 cm

Lot 421

Three late Victorian silver wine goblets / chalices, having knopped stems, the bowls gilt, Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1900, 937 g, 21.5 cm

Lot 935

A William IV cut glass wine decanter together with a cut glass carafe and sundry 19th Century wine glasses including a "penny lick"

Lot 937

A Wedgwood free-blown glass wine decanter, together with six contemporary blue-stemmed wine glasses, six 1960s Littala style wine glasses and six Edwardian etched glasses

Lot 942

A set of five crystal wine glasses, together with six whisky tumblers, water jug etc

Lot 943

Three matching sets of Edinburgh Crystal or similar cut glass spirit tumblers of varying sizes, together with sherry and wine glasses, also a spirit decanter, Brierley cut glass tankard and six brandy balloons

Lot 947

A boxed set of Bohemia Crystal wine glasses, together with a similar set of Royal Crystal Rock spirit tumblers, and a pair of P & O champagne flutes

Lot 1256

A late Georgian mahogany and oak tripod wine or tea table, 55 cm x 74 cm

Lot 1257

A good collection of silver plate, to include: Kings pattern cutlery; an ice bucket; cased berry spoons; asparagus tongs, a wine funnel etc.

Lot 603

A mid 20th century oak folding desk, with two drawers revealing various compartments, 84 cm wide, a beanbag, a 1950s office chair, a walnut bookcase, two folding shelves, four wine racks, a folding table, a mirror, three office chairs, two modern rugs, a stool and assorted furniture (23)

Lot 632

An oak nest of tables, 55 cm high, a mahogany wine table, 56 cm diameter, an oak folding cake stand, a low table, and an oak unit (5)

Lot 197

A box of various German lidded steins, tankards and wine year goblets

Lot 1036

A mahogany sideboard with three drawers and wine cupboard within pedestal, 117cm high x 153cm wide x 57cm deep

Lot 1129

Two coloured maps of France depicting the wine growing region, framed and glazed

Lot 111

A Pair of Elizabeth II Silver Wine-Coasters, by W. I. Broadway and Co., Birmingham, 1988, each bombé circular and with turned wood base, 14cm diameter; Together With a pair of German wine-coasters, circular and with pierced border, 9.7cm diameter (4)

Lot 147

A George III Irish Silver Wine-Funnel, Maker's Mark Rubbed, ?B, Possibly for Gustavus Byrne, Dublin, Possibly 1813, of typical form, engraved with a crest and initials, a/f, 10.5cm high, 2oz 4dwt, 68gr

Lot 161

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver comprising: a pair of Victorian silver salt-cellars; a pair of Scottish provincial silver toddy-ladles, by Alexander Davidson, Dundee, circa 1830, Fiddle pattern, engraved with initials; four Scottish single-struck King's pattern teaspoons; various other items of flatware and a Victorian cream-jug, a/f, weight of silver 14oz 13dwt, 455gr, the silver plate including a pair of wine-coasters; a toast rack and other items (qty)

Lot 229

A Collection of Assorted Silver Plate, including, three entree dishes and covers, each engraved with the badge of the Leeds Rifles and an inscription to Captain C. H. Tetley, dated 1902, handles and handle fittings lacking; three entree-dishes, covers lacking; two wine-bottle handles; two pedestal bowls, each engraved with foliage and a goblet (qty)

Lot 287

A Victorian Brass String Dispenser, together with assorted items including a commemorative silver and enamel paper knife for the marriage of HRH Price of Wales to Lady Diana Spencer, Birmingham, 1981, other paper knives, a brass desk tidy, glass and brass inkwell, magnifying glass, 1970s Art Glass beakers, wine taster and a desk stand incorporating a letter rack etc (one tray)

Lot 311

A Wine Glass, circa 1750, the bell shaped bowl on a plain stem and domed foot17.5cm highA Similar Wine Glass, the rounded funnel bowl on a plain stem with basal ball knop and folded foot15.5cm high (2)Bell shaped bowl - top rim ground and polishedFunnel bowl - good conditionBoth with typical wear and surface scratches

Lot 313

A Dwarf Wine Glass, circa 1760, the ovoid bowl engraved with swags, on a plain stem and circular foot10cm highA Similar Wine Glass10.5cm highTwo Wine Glasses, the conical bowls on plain stems and folded feet11.5cm highA Similar Wine Glass, engraved with fruiting vine10cm high (5)Possibly some polishing to feet. Some typical surface wear and scratching.

Lot 107

A pair of Edwardian silver posy vaes, chasd floral decoration, hallmarked by J B Chatterley, London, 1901 and a Continental probably Dutch white metal sifting spoon with Queen's head terminal above pierced monogram, chased bowl, unmarked, circa 68.5 grams together with an extensive collection of silver plate, EPNS, EP and other white metal to include King's pattern flatware, various serving spoons, Georgian style engraved teapot, oval bread basket, chamberstick, pair of candlesticks, large shaped rectangular tray, Modernist candle holder, wine coasters etc (1 box)

Lot 109

A Modern silver wine coaster, turned base, by Carr's of Sheffield, 1996 together with items of flatware, various dates and makers, approx 4.3 ozt (1 bag)

Lot 266

A 19th century cranberry glass wine glass, etched with Royal Cypher VR (Victoria Regina) beneath a crown, faceted stem, circular foot, approx 12.7cm highPlease note this Lot will need to be collected from Head Office in Etwall

Lot 285

Four boxes of late 19th & early 20th Century earthenware to include: three large soup tureens and cover, further tureens, meat platters, porcelain campana shaped wine cooler, earthenware two handled jug, stoneware jugs, jardiniere etc (4 boxes - af) 

Lot 468

Three reproduction mahogany wine tables, each with circular top, on three splayed legs. The largest 57cm high

Lot 89

A collection of small silver items, including two wine labels, serviette rings, matchbox cover, bangle etc. Various dates and makers

Lot 128

GROUP OF PLATED ITEMS,including wine coasters, wine funnels, oval dish, entree dishes, tea kettle, caddy, table lighter and various flatware

Lot 144

LARGE GLASS JUG, 33cm high, along with a Georgian measure, Edinburgh crystal decanters, boxed Gleneagles wine glasses and other glass ware

Lot 163

FIVE BOTTLES OF RED WINE - INCLUDING CHATEAU LA NERTHE 1990 CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPEBetween 12% and 13.5% ABV / 75cl each

Lot 3

An 18th Century George III silver hallmarked wine funnel. The funnel having a detachable filter and curved tapering funnel. Hallmarked London 1793, ribbed makers mark, possibly M.H. Measures 13.5cm. Weight 103.5g. 

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