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A set of twelve blue delft miniature Bols gin bottles made of KLM modelled as houses.

Nine china bin labels, for Whisky, Rum (Wedgwood), Moselle, Hock, Sherry, Claret, Brown Sherry (Farrow & Jackson), Madeira (Wedgwood) and Gin; together with two dark green glass bottles with raised lettering for Keystone Burgundy. 8.5in. (21cm.), the other with crest and W. & A. Gilby. 8in. (20cm.) (a lot).

FIVE 18TH-CENTURY FOLDED-FOOT GLASSES, the first vine-etched with flared bucket bowl on a ball-knopped stem, 10cm, (4in) high; a gin glass, the plain bucket bowl etched with juniper, on a similar stem, 10.5cm, (4.1in) high; another, with ribbon swags to the bucket bowl, on a similar stem, same height; a funnel-bowl glass with flower-etched band on an integral tapering stem, same height, and a fifth, with rounded flower-etched bowl on a similar stem, 10cm, (4in) high

Set of three silver decanter labels, modelled as vine leaves and named Vodka, Gin and Sherry, maker D.B., Birmingham marks

Pair of silver spirit labels, modelled as clam shells and named Gin and Sherry, maker M & L.S., London marks

Four various silver spirit labels, named Bourbon, Madeira and Gin (2), various designs and makers (4)

Christening spoon and fork, seven Dutch silver coloured metal teaspoons, Dutch silver coloured metal knife and fork, Dutch silver coloured metal cheese scoop, 'Gin' and 'Port' labels, George Jensen Danish salad servers and six other silver coloured metal items

A PAIR OF SILVER 'GIN' AND 'SHERRY' LABELS, one other 'Sherry' label, a porcelain 'Gin' label and a plated 'Claret' label

A baluster-stemmed gin glass, the bell bowl supported on a cushion knop, plain section and basal knop, on a folded conical foot, 11cm high; and a small wine glass, with a funnel bowl with solid lower section and double knopped stem, on a folded conical foot, 12cm high, mid 18th century

An opaque-twist gin glass, the bell bowl supported on a double series stem and a conical foot, 12cm high; and an opaque-twist wine glass, with pan-topped bowl, supported on a corkscrew stem and conical foot, 15.5cm high, circa 1770

1735. 9 George II,. text damp?marked throughout, with the paper rather fragile at the end, contemp. calf, a little rubbed, folio. Includes An Act to repeal the Statute made [1 James I] intituted. An Act against Conjuration, Witchcraft, and dealing with evil and wicked Spirits..; An Act for the better enlightning the Streets of the City of London; An Act for laying a Duty upon the Retalers of Spirituous Liquors, and for licensing the Retalers thereof; and An Act for naturalizing her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. The Witchcraft Act banned accusations of witchcraft and sorcery. The second Gin Act, "for laying a Duty upon the Retalers of Spirituous Liquors..", was the second attempt to deal with the problem of "Madam Geneva". It required retailers to buy a £50 licence, and imposed a heavy twenty shillings per gallon duty on the retail trade. It also made provision for the payment of informers. It was a disasterous failure. The idea spread that when the Act came into effect gin would be permanently unobtainable. Riots resulted, there was an orgy of bingeing and suspected informers were murdered. Great ingenuity was applied to the task of evasion: some outlets styled themselves as chemists, and coloured the gin in labelled bottles with such instructions as "Take 2 or 3 spoonfuls of this 4 or 5 times a day, or as often as the fit takes you". Between 1736 and 1738 12,000 were convicted of breaking the Act, and only two licences were ever taken out. It was repealed in 1743. (1)

A George III Wine Label "Damson Gin" with reeded rim, London 1810, maker: S Brough

A decanter label with canted corners, Gin, 1972, a pair of sugar tongs Sheffield 1931, a miniature prize cup, Birmingham 1908 and a key, Coalsnaughton Institute 1925, Birmingham 1924

A Victorian glass gin urn and cover, the body engraved 'Holland & Co. Ltd Celebrated Sweetened Gin', with a carved ivory finial to the tap and upon a spreading circular base, 63cm high.

A decanter label with canted corners, Gin, 1972, a pair of sugar tongs Sheffield 1931, a miniature prize cup, Birmingham 1908 and a key, Coalsnaughton Institute 1925, Birmingham 1924

A STAFFORDSHIRE DOUBLE PORTRAIT FIGURE "Gin & Water", painted in overglaze coloured enamels on gilt lined rustic base, 8.5" and another Staffordshire figure "The Birdcatcher" (2)

A TRAY OF MIXED POTTERY TO INCLUDE 6 WADE BEEFEATER GIN DISPENSORS, PLATES, JUGS ETC

A pearlware small shallow round bowl, the interior inscribed in black and blue 'Gin and Water', within a blue, green, brown and ochre leaf scroll band, and brown line rim, 13.5cm diameter (5 1/4"), circa 1810 (See illustration)

A George III silver spirit label and chain, the front engraved "Gin". Birmingham 1809.

A silver 'Gin' decanter label, Sheffield 1908 and a silver 'Brandy' decanter label, Sheffield 1910, each of curved form, with reeded borders.

Louis Gerard Scotin- 'Marriage A-La-Mode', Plate 1, after Hogarth, publ. April 1st 1745; engraving, 38x45.7cm: together with a large quantity of engravings after William Hogarth including: ‘The Industrious' Prentice’,’The Idle 'Prentice’, ‘The Enraged Musician’, ‘O the Roast Beef of Old England’, ‘Gin Lane’, ‘A Midnight Modern Conversation’, etc., all laid down on cardboard, (a lot), (unframed).

Tanqueray, London gin, 5 bottles Pernod, 2 bottles Ricard, 1 litre Cointreau, liqueur, 3 bottles.

A pair of Continental brown bottle decanters with simple trailed loop handle, having Sheffield plate loop stoppers with cork plugs inscribed Gin and Claret 7.5" (exc stoppers).

A MIXED LOT CONTAINING:. 1 bottle Calvados. 1 bottle (68cl) Chartreuse. 1 bottle (68cl approx.) Hawker Sloe Gin

8 LITRE BOTTLES GORDONS GIN

A Bretby earthenware bar figure - SQUIRES GIN, of a sportsman and dog, 24cm h, oval paper label

Staffordshire Cow spill vase modelled standing with a calf beside a stream painted with brown patches, Also a Staffordshire Gin Drinker Toby jug modelled as a lady (the Gin drinkers glass missing, enamel flaking) (2)

A Staffordshire late 19th century double-sided pottery figure, 'Gin and Water', depicting a morose untidy wretch clutching a bottle, the reverse a smart jaunty fellow proudly holding a bag of money, decorated in coloured enamels, 8 3/4in high.

'NOMAD', SIGNED AND DATED '34, THREE WATERCOLOUR CARTOONS, 'Bitter'; 'Mild' and 'Gin and It', 11" x 7", (3)

Old Rarity (2). Distilled, blended and bottled by Bulloch Lade & Co. Ltd., Glasgow. Stopper corks, embossed lead capsules. 26 2/3 fl. ozs. In original cartons. 70 degrees proof. Crawford's Five Star. Blended and bottled by A & A Crawford Ltd., Leith. Plastic screw cap. 26 2/3 fl. ozs. In original carton. 70 degrees proof. Bols Geneva Gin. Stoneware bottle. 100 cl, 35 fl. ozs. 75 degrees proof. 4 bottles

A collection of ceramic novelty whisky miniatures comprising:. Beneagles Eagles (3), Beneagles Barrel, Beneagles Sportsman's Flask, Trout, Beneagles Burns Cottage, Beneagles Haggis (2), Beneagles Curling Stone, Beneagles Loch Ness Monster (2), one lacking contents, Rutherford's Bulls (2), Rutherford's Highlander, Rutherford's Spirit of Scotland, Vol II, Rutherford's Thistle, Rutherford's Jug, Bell's (2), one lacking contents, Highland Liqueur jug, McGibbon's Golf bag and club (2), Glen Calder jug, McGibbon's Turnberry and St. Andrews flasks, Advantage Tennis Ball, Old St. Andrews Golf Ball, Mead: Rugby Ball, Elf, Handle and Barrel. Miniature dispensing barrel, jug, Bols Geneva Gin stone bottle, glass miniature crown and thistle and 3 Old St. Andrews wooden barrels on stands (39). 39 miniatures

A small collection of blended Scotch whisky, American and Canadian Miniatures comprising:. White Horse, by Appointment to His Majesty The King, screw cap, lead capsule, Dewar's White Label-8 year-old-Circa 1940, spring cap, lead capsule, Dewar's White Label-Circa 1950 (2), spring caps, lead capsules, Dewar's White Label, labelled on reverse bottled March 1943, stopper cork, lead capsule, evaporation, King William IV, tax sticker dated 1936, screw cap, lead capsule, Harvey's Blended, screw cap, Red Hackle, screw cap, Rutherford's Ceramic book. Bourbon and blended whiskey: Shipping Port, P M De Luxe, Imperial, Lord Calvert, The Four Georges, Gallacher and Burton, Seagram's-5 year-old, Four Roses, Walker's De Luxe, Juarez American Whiskey, Bronte Yorkshire Liqueur stoneware jug and a miniature Geneva Gin stone bottle (21). 21 miniature bottles

Black & White whisky water jug by Wade, of circular form with logo in white also, advertising Booths Gin, Cossack Vodka, etc and three other Black & White jugs, various (4)

A rare Bulloch Lade Scotch Whisky water jug, by Woods Ivory Ware, England of oviform with recessed handle, logos in black inscribed "Bulloch Lade Scotch Whisky" and "Clipper Gin" on reverse over white, restored, 11 cm high

A set of miniature ceramic spirit dispensers of barrel form for Brandy, Gin, Scotch, Cognac, Port and Sherry by Wade and a larger example for Scotch, decorated in colours and gilt over white (7)

A LATE GEORGIAN ENAMELLED DECANTER LABEL of Bilston type, inscribed "GIN" within flowers and a pink-painted rim, 5.3cm, (2.1in) wide

Miscellaneous collectors items to include a Caithness glass Christmas commemorative paperweight, a Wade gin barrel, two ceramic horse head wall plaques, miscellaneous brassware and a small wristwatch.

A blue glass goblet of hexagonal form, 16 cms, together with a Wade Beefeater Dry Gin ceramic bar-top jug.

TWO HOGARTH HAND COLOURED ENGRAVINGS "BEER ST." AND "GIN LANE" PUB. 1807, MOUNTS

A set of four silver pin trays, of triangular form with scroll borders, Birmingham 1962, a white metal bowl with repousse foliate decoration and a plated gin label (6)

LARGE CASE GIN BOTTLE. 11.25 ins tall, mid olive green glass, square shape, slightly tapering body, rough pontil scar to base. Good. NR.

SEALED CASE GIN BOTTLE. 11 ins tall, dark olive green glass, tapered shape pig snout lip. Seal reads AVH embossed AVA HOBOKEN & CO/ ROTTERDAM to both sides. Good. NR.

SEALED CASE GIN BOTTLE. 11.25 ins tall, dark olive green glass, tapered shape, pig snout. Lips seal reads DANIEL VISSER/ ZONEN/ SCHIEDAM. Good. NR.

SEALED CASE GIN BOTTLE. 11.25 ins tall, dark olive green glass, tapered shape, pig snout lip, pictorial seal with 2 birds with crown between, SCHIEDAM. Some body scuffs, marks. NR.

2 Silver Spirit Decanter Labels (Gin And Sherry)

A plain circular two-handled gallery tray, 27 cms, a small clear glass ship's decanter with hallmarked silver "Gin" label, a part leather hip flask and two other items.

The contents of a cash box, - coins, badges, silver "gin" label, imitation spade guinea gaming counters and a folder containing coins various etc.

PAIR OF SILVER DECANTER LABELS, GIN, BRANDY, Birmingham 1967

A pair of Royal Norfolk spirit barrels with simulated woodgrain finish, 27cms, together with a pair of Moira Pottery stoneware gin barrels with lids, 32cms.

A William IV cut glass mallet decanter, having mushroom stopper and ring neck; a 19th Century cut glass square decanter with mushroom stopper; and two silver decanter labels 'Sherry' and 'Gin' (4)

A collection of silver and plated flatware and other items, comprising; a set of six silver-gilt replica 'anointing' coffee spoons, Birmingham 1953, in a case, four others similar, a set of four French silver mounted small glass pepper pots, a pair of modern silver cartouche-shaped decanter labels, 'Gin' and 'Vodka', London 1972, a plated Kings pattern part table service, and a quantity of miscellaneous plated flatware

Four silver decanter labels, London 1836 and later , to include two for port, one for whisky and one for gin, all of varying forms.

A Silver Two-handled Tea Strainer, London, 1980, gin label, whisky label and a cigarette box (4).

A pair of Copeland's chocolate pots and covers with rose and gilt decoration to the covers, retailed by Tiffany, and two Crown Staffordshire whisky labels 'Scotch' and 'Gin'. (4)

A Golfing Booths Gin watercolour.

A scarce pair of George III wine labels, in the form of shaped crescents, incised "GIN" & "RUM", by Peter and Jonathan Bateman, London c. 1790 (no date letter). (2)

Wine labels: fourteen assorted mother of pearl labels including a bright cut crescent "CYDER", a beaded "Burgundy", an "OLD HOCK" escutcheon, a "Frontincac", two "MADEIRAS", a pierced, gothic letter "B" tablet, a "Madeira" with openwork surmount, and six others, together with four ivory neck rings or collars "CYPRESS", "GIN", "SHERRY" & "MADEIRA" and a horn "whisky". (19)

A baluster gin glass, the bell bowl with a solid lower section and tear inclusion, supported on an inverted baluster stem with tear inclusion, on a folded conical foot, 11.5cm high, circa 1740

A scarlet gin-bari cloisonne vase of square baluster form decorated with a crane and bamboo against the dimpled foil ground, basal mark of Kumeno Teitaro, Meiji Period, 4.875in high; together with a similar vase of traditional baluster form decorated with a butterfly and iris, Meiji Period, 5in high. (2)

A cut glass Decanter with silver mount, Birmingham 1962, a bottle of 1914 Sherry and a Sherry and Gin Label