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Lot 5206

A suite of twelve (6+6) Arts and Crafts wine glasses, the bowls modelled as opening buds from leaves. (12)

Lot 5262

A Wedgwood terracotta wine or water ewer with silver-plated hinged lid and detachable mounts. Impressed mark. 31cm high

Lot 5339

A set of eighteen zinc wine lables, fitted with carboard writing surfaces and slot in glass covers, stamped "Farrow & Jackson" Circa 1890, "Hunter Valley 1927" etc together with fifteen bin label hooks for driving into the wall of a cellar and for hosting bin labels. *Literature. This set illustrated "Great British Wine Accessories 1550-1900" Robin Butler, Suffolk

Lot 1803

A PAIR OF PLATE SILVER AND WOOD CIRCULAR WINE COASTERS 5ins diameter.

Lot 1806

A LONG, STANDING STAG MOUNTED WINE COOLER on plated antler legs 3ft high.

Lot 1837

A PLAIN GEORGE III WINE FUNELL with reeded edge. 5ins long, London 1808, maker Thomas Wallace.

Lot 1851

A GEORGE III SILVER WINE FUNNEL by Hester Bateman, London, 1774.

Lot 1853

A GOOD PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH SILVER WINE COASTERS with plain wooden bases, the silver sides pierced with scrolls, fruiting vines and birds. 5.25ins diameter, 2.25ins deep Dublin 1770, Possible maker Charles Townsend.

Lot 215

ROGER DUMBRELL: UNDERSTANDING ANTIQUE WINE BOTTLES, Woodbridge, Antique Collectors Club, 1983, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w + ANTIQUE BOTTLES COLLECTORS ENCYCLOPAEDIA, Barnsley, BBR Publishing, ND, vol 1 original pictorial laminated boards + ROY MORGAN: SEALED BOTTLES, THEIR HISTORY AND EVOLUTION, 1980, 2nd edition, original pictorial wraps + GEOFFREY WILLS: ENGLISH GLASS BOTTLES 1650-1950 FOR THE COLLECTOR, Edinburgh, John Bartholomew, 1974, 1st edition, original cloth, d/w + EDWARD FLETCHER: NON-DATING PRICE GUIDE TO BOTTLES, PIPES AND DOLL'S HEADS, Poole, Blandford Press, 1976, 1st edition, original pictorial laminated boards (5)

Lot 80

A Georgian style engraved wine coaster, Barker & Co., Birmingham, 1984 together a set of six Onslow pattern teaspoons, cased, Birmingham, 1926 and 813 standard small dish, applied Arms to centre, stamped (3) weighable silver 1.87 ozt 

Lot 91

A George IV silver large campana shaped wine goblet, flared rim engraved with a crest above a band of chased acorns and oak leaves, gadroon lower section, raised on circular foot, the body with engraved presentation inscription for the best crop of Swedes and dated 1862, hallmarked by probably William Eley II, London, 1821, 18.5cm high, 14.79ozt (460 grams) (Condition Report: marks good, impact dent to gadroon section, small top section under rim)

Lot 1266

A quantity of glass to include: Studio glass style ginger jar and cover; quantity of cut glass brandy balloons, wine, liqueur tots with blue flashed glass bowl, blue decanter with bohemian style blue tot glasses; further coloured glasses; large red wine conical shaped glasses, cut and moulded glass vases, rose bowls (3 boxes) 

Lot 1273

A collection of glass to include: nine German various green and clear glass roemers, two various English clear glass decanters and a Elizabeth II large wine glass (1 box) 

Lot 1279

An early 20th Century silver mounted cut glass sugar caster, hallmarked Birmingham together with a collection of cut and moulded glass - wine, tumblers, sherry, comport, vase to include some Royal Doulton glass (2 boxes) 

Lot 128

A collection of silver and silver plate items to include: Victorian silver GIN bottle label, by CC, Birmingham, 1867, 0.36ozt  together with two Georgian style plated coaster; a plated Sommelier wine tasting cup and a pair of servers with cut glass terminals (5)  

Lot 1286

A collection of glass wares mostly drinking wine glasses, boxed glass items, vases, coloured glass etc.

Lot 1332

Plated ware including EP on copper wine coaster; tea set; entree dish and cover; tin; souvenir spoons; Chinese cloisonné vase and cover; brass candlesticks etc.

Lot 2080

Mid Victorian rose mahogany wine table along with Victorian wash stand on padded feet and small early 20th century plant stand (3)

Lot 22

A collection of EPNS to include: a pair of Viner's of Sheffield candlesticks; set of 8 Viner's alpha plate sundae dishes; set of three Viners alpha plate mugs; a Garrard Regent plate teapot further plate - caster, wine coaster, egg cup salt, glass coasters, candelabra and cake knife (1 box)  

Lot 108

A collection of glassware to include a cranberry galss tazza with Greek Key decoration, various decanters, green wine glasses, vase etc

Lot 208

A collection of French wine to include Abbotts Cumulo Nimbus Minervois 1999 four bottles, Chateau de campuget costieres de nimes 2005 two bottles and various others (qty)

Lot 38

A collection of 18th century Chinese porcelain plates, bowls, wine cup, to include Kangxi imari

Lot 424

A cocktail shaker, 2 hat pins, wine funnell, 4 bonbon dishes, casters, pair fish servers, etc

Lot 642

A Regency mahogany quartetto nest of tables (reduced in height) together with various reproduction wine tables and other items (qty)

Lot 551

Waugh (Evelyn). The Holy Places, London and New York, Queen Anne Press & The British Book Centre, 1953, wood-engravings by Reynolds Stone, original cloth, price-clipped dust jacket, some fading to spine and chipped at ends, limited edition 510/1000, together with P R B. An Essay on the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood 1847-54, Dalrymple Press, 1982, illustrations, original cloth, acetate wrapper, large 8vo, limited edition 196/475, plus Wine in Peace and War, London: Saccone & Speed, [1947], some spotting to pastedowns, small contemporary inscription and publisher's ink stamp to front endpaper, original boards illustrated by Rex Whistler, spine a little rubbed and toned with tear and loss at head, 8vo, with others by Evelyn Waugh including Rossetti. His Life and Works, 1st US edition, New York, 1928, The Loved One, [1948] and A Tourist in Africa, 1960Qty: (12)

Lot 158

Boxed Dartington Candle Holder and 6x Boxed Wine Glasses

Lot 722

A wine goblet on baluster shaped stem - 4.5" high - Birmingham 1970 - 143 g.

Lot 744

A rare Georgian Newcastle wine label for Vidonia by IR & IW

Lot 745

A set of four wine labels in style of Paul Storr - London 1963/4

Lot 773

A Georgian wine label for Sherry - London 1825

Lot 774

Another wine label for whiskey - London 1959

Lot 1367

A Georgian wine glass trumpet shaped 6 1/2 inches high

Lot 1368

Another wine glass plain 6 1/2 inches high

Lot 1372

A 18th century wine glass 6 inches high

Lot 1375

A large wine glass with trumpet shaped stem 7 inched high and 2 others

Lot 519

A pair of enamelled oval silver cufflinks depicting wine women and gambling

Lot 666

A 19th Century French wine taster - 3" diameter - 82 g.

Lot 105

A silver wine coaster by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1913, 17cm diameter; together with one other smaller (2)

Lot 231

A pair of late 18th century Vienna porcelain wine coolers, with scrolling rims, decorated with hand painted floral sprays, marked to base with painters mark '34' and blue Austrian shield, each 23cm highProvenance: From the estate of John Manners-Sutton, 3rd Baron Manners (1852-1927) late of Avon Tyrrell House, Sopley, Hampshire and thence by descent through the family

Lot 375

FRANCE; a case of twelve 1970 Château Lynch Bages Grand Cru Classé Pauillac Médoc bottles of red wine, shipped by Alexis Lichine & Co of Bordeaux, with label to neck, 75cl, the crate with label for importers Laurence Hayward Ltd, London.Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationLowest level mid-shoulder, average level high shoulder. Bottles with dirt, some staining and small tear to labels. Some wear and slight losses to the capsules. Crate lid has been removed.

Lot 376

FRANCE; a case of ten 1970 Château Calon-Ségur Grand Cru Classé Saint-Estèphe Médoc bottles of red wine, 75cl (10).Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationLowest level mid-shoulder, average level high shoulder. Dirt, small tears and general deterioration to labels. Further general wear with some small tears to the capsules. Crate lid has been removed. Bottles with dirt and dust.

Lot 377

FRANCE; two cases of twelve 1970 Château Léoville Poyferré St. Julien bottles of red wine, 75cl, shipped by Alexis Lichine & Co of Bordeaux, with applied labels, both crates with labels for importers F & E May Ltd of London (24).Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationLowest level base of shoulder, average level mid/high shoulder. Some labels with significant deterioration, in general, small tears, some spotting and staining to varying degrees, please refer to illustrations. Some general wear to capsules, some with losses, particularly to the lower sections. Both crates have had lids removed.

Lot 378

FRANCE; two cases of twelve 1970 Cos D'Estournel Saint-Estèphe bottles of red wine, 75cl (24).Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationLevels consistently high shoulder/low neck, labels and capsules appear in good condition. Crate tops have been removed.

Lot 379

FRANCE; a case of twelve 1970 Château La Lagune Haut Médoc bottles of red wine, 75cl (12).Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationAverage level base of neck. Some small tears and lifting to capsules, some yellowing marks, visible creasing, etc to labels. A few visible small tears. Crate lid removed.

Lot 380

FRANCE; a case of twelve 1970 Château Montrose L. Charmolüe Saint-Estèphe bottles of red wine, 75cl, shipped by Alexis Lichine & Co of Bordeaux, with applied labels, the crate with label for importers F & E May Ltd of London (12).Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationLowest levels mid-shoulder, average level mid-high shoulder. Labels with spotting, dirt and discolouration, some tears, some further tears to capsules. Bottles dusty, case has had lid removed.

Lot 381

FRANCE; two cases of twelve 1970 Château Pichon Lalande (Comtesse de Lalande) Grand Cru Classé Pauillac bottles of red wine, 75cl, shipped by Alexis Lichine & Co of Bordeaux, with applied labels, the crates with labels for importers F & E May Ltd of London (24).Provenance: a North West private collection stored by Plutus Ltd of Liverpool.Additional InformationLevels consistently base of neck. Labels somewhat mixed condition, some spotting, some small tears, losses, creasing, etc. Some small tears and wear to capsules, bottles dusty. Both crates have had lids removed.

Lot 390

PORT; two bottles comprising Cockburn's LBV 1984 and Quinta Do Panascal 1986, both in original wooden presentation cartons, also a single bottle of Château Camensac Haut Médoc 1986 red wine in presentation carton (3).Additional InformationLevels generally low neck, some light wear, scuffs to packaging etc.

Lot 883

BLEADING & CO; a 19th century salt glazed spirit barrel, impressed Royal Wine Vaults Deal, length 16cm.Additional InformationLight scratches, scuffs, natural faults, sliver chip to to the underside, firing faults. There is a U shaped crack to one of the corners.

Lot 973

A pair of 19th century hobnail cut decanters and stoppers, of ovoid globe and shaft form, with faceted necks on star cut bases, height 30.5cm, with a 18th century opaque twist wine glass with bucket shaped bowl, height 14.5cm, with two 19th century conical cordial glasses, four Webb white wine glasses and a Venetian coloured glass shoe (10).Additional InformationNo major damage to note, some minor nibbles, fritting, dust and dirt, light general wear.

Lot 976

WATERFORD; five conical wine glasses and two smaller cordial glasses, 15.5cm and 11.5cm, with six Waterford Crystal champagne glasses (13).Additional InformationOne of the champagne glasses with a slight rim chip, one of the small cordial glasses with a sight rim chip, one of the larger conical wine glasses, also with a small rim chip. Tallest glasses height 23.5cm.

Lot 977

A Stuart Crystal 'Oleta' pattern part suite of drinking glasses comprising twelve red wine glasses, height 21cm, eleven white wine glasses, height 18.5cm, and twelve smaller glasses, height 15cm, each of conical form with a faceted stem (35).

Lot 982

A collection of assorted cut glassware to include two large Waterford wine glasses, beakers, hock glasses, sherry glasses, etc.Additional InformationOne of the large Waterford wine glasses with slight chip to the rim, five further pieces with tiny chips to the rim.

Lot 1141

A pair of mid 20th century satinwood circular wine tables, the dished tops with carved pie crust borders, on cluster column and gadrooned supports, on tripod bases, height 61cm, diameter 31cm.Additional InformationBoth with a few light scuffs and surface scratches to the tops. A few blemishes which may clean away but essentially OK. Small loss to one of the pie crust detailing on one of the tables, the other table with a repair to three of the pie crust details. General grazing around the underside edge of the pie crust detailing. Slight hair line crack to the underside of one. 

Lot 1242

A small Edwardian mahogany Sutherland table with turned column supports, height 54, width 50cm, with a reproduction mahogany three tier whatnot and a wine table (3). Additional InformationAll with light age wear to surface, the top of the Sutherland table is a lighter colour to the legs.

Lot 1093

George IV silver mustard pot and cover of plain form, by Jonathan Hayne, London, 1821, fiddle pattern dessert spoon London 1825, small embossed dish, fiddle pattern fork London 1780, mustard spoon, Garrard's silver mounted wine bottle stopper, and plated wares, weighable silver 7oz, 217g,PROVENANCE: The mustard pot was part of lot 438 The Price Collection, Sotheby's London 22nd November 2000.

Lot 1127

Silver wine funnel of plain design London 1983, makers mark J A Campbell 12 cm long

Lot 1543

§ Raymond Campbell (British, b.1956). Still life of a bottle of Richebourg wine, signed lower right. 38 x 19cm. Framed. With Artique Gallery label verso. Please note that Artists Resale Right maybe additionally payable on top of the hammer price for this lot, where above the threshold, up to a maximum of 4% of the hammer price, visit www.dacs.org for more information.

Lot 420

A pair of William IV silver wine coasters, London 1833 (maker indistinct), with pierced scroll borders, 13 cm diameter.Qty: 2

Lot 439

A white metal hip flask with hinged screw top cover, overall decorated with stylised flowers and leaves, 13.5cm high, three mother of pearl and silver pen knoves, a silver needle case with hinged cover, five silver wine labels a white metal tray embossed with an elephant and scrolling flowers, a silver napkin ring and a small collection of other silver and silver plated items.

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