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A rare early Victorian wine label,+ of rounded oblong form with a reeded border, incised "OGE GIN", by George Unite, Birmingham 1839. (See lot 896 for illustration)

A George III Scottish, navette shaped wine label,+ with a bright-cut border, incised "GIN", maker's mark only, by Francis Howden, Edinburgh c. 1790. (See lot 1021 for illustration)

A late 19th century 'Temperance' figure, of 'Gin & Water'. 9 ins. (See lot 132 for illustration)

A European carved ivory figure of a gin seller, standing on oval base, feather missing from his hat, left hand lacking, 19th century, 5.75in high.

A group of small silver and a portrait miniature, comprising; a George III silver gilt propelling pocket knife engraved with matt panels, Birmingham 1972 by Mathew Linwood, 9 - 15cm (3.5 - 6 in), a rectangular snuff box, the cover with moulded border and a crest between initials 'E C', with a later added steel striker as a vesta/match case, London 1816 by John Death, 6.5cm (2.5 in), an oval foliate engraved small compact/patch box, Birmingham 1921 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, 5.5cm (2.25 in), two inscribed ovoid decanter labels 'Sherry' and 'Gin', each chased with the Royal Coat of Arms to commemorate the Queens Silver Jubilee 1977, London 1977 by Roberts and Belk, and a portrait miniature on paper depicting a young lady in 18th century dress wearing a bonnet and a pearl choker (restored)

Pair of Regency Bristol blue glass spirit decanters, circa 1810-20, each of mallet form with a flattened pear shaped stopper, gilded with fruiting vine labels inscribed 'Brandy' and 'Rum' suspended from gilded neck chains, height 24cm, also a similar blue glass decanter with stopper and triple banded neck, inscribed 'Gin', height 24cm (3)

A pair of George III octagonal decanters with cut shoulders and spouts, engraved sailing ships, grapes, inscribed "Brandy" and "Gin" with reeded flat stoppers, 8.25in. high (rims chipped).

THREE WINE LABELS A pair with gadroon borders for Port and Madeira, 1828 and an oval example for Gin, circa 1790

A pair of George IV/William IV Scottish provincial oblong wine labels, incised "GIN" and "BRANDY" by Alexander Cameron, Dundee 1825-35. Marks: "CAM" over "ERON", C, pot of lilies, thistle, "DUN" over "DEE". (2)

Three Victorian vine leaf wine labels, pierced "BRANDY", "GIN" and "RUM", by George Unite, Birmingham 1841/45/46. (3)

A George III wine label, in the form of a scroll with an openwork surmount of foliate festoons and an oval cartouche, initialled and incised "GIN" by T Phipps & E Robinson, London c. 1785 (maker's mark only, struck twice)

Blue tinted glass trumpet shaped vase on metal stand, 13" high and a glass gin barrel with tap 10" high

Set of three George III silver crescent shaped wine tickets, engraved with Gin, Rum and Brandy, Birmingham 1806, two octagonal silver 'gin' and 'brandy' early 19th century labels, a scallop shaped 'gin' label and a silver embossed 'port' label, combined weight approx 3oz (7)

Victorian Staffordshire figure 'Gin and water', 8.5

A rare pair of brown saltglazed stoneware gin flasks, modelled as Mr Punch and Judy, each on an oval base, 19th century, 20cm. (2)

A brown saltglazed stoneware gin flask, modelled as a man seated on a barrel, and inscribed 'Ale round my bar, good customers I see.' the reverse inscribed 'B Stringer Robin Hood Mill Bank St Westminster', 19th century, 22cm. Tiny chips.

A Victorian pottery spirit barrel with cartouche inscribed "Port", "Gin", "Rum", "Shrub" and "Mint" and a brass tap to the base, 20cm high.

3 Large Blue And White Spirit Barrels With Brass Taps "Gin" "Whisky" And "Brandy" (Brandy Barrel Broken At Top)

2 Old Salt Glazed Spirit Barrels Rum And Brandy Af And Etherium Drinking Water Barrel Af And Salt Glazed Barrel Af And Gin Barrel Af And Glass Barrel Af

BRITISH POTTERY - A Knight, Birmingham two-handled pottery gin barrel, printed and painted with horse leaping post and rail fence with side saddle rider, within relief moulded acanthus leaf and scroll border, 13.5in; another, Brandy (some faults)

'THE GIN LADY', A nineteenth century Toby jug and cover, modelled in typical pose with a drinking glass and bottle, painted in blue and white, the base crisply moulded with vines, 21.5cm high.

A STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF A MAN one side entitled Gin, the other Water, he wearing a green coat, 9in. (23cm.) high

Commonplace book relating to a wide variety of subjects including recipes and general information, manuscript, in several hands, a few entries in German, c. 573pp. (including 7pp. of index), pen and ink illustrations of machines and industrial processes (including a churning machine), slightly browned, original half calf, corners bumped, spine repaired, 8th February 1787-23rd February 1834. ***Includes: "Origin of Honey Moon Bells"; "Making up Gin"; "A treatise of Dyeing Turkey Red"; preserving meat; "Martello Towers"; "Suicides"; "Livery Servants not entitled to keep their Clothes"; "Change of Climate"; "Method of Etching in Aqua Tinta"; "Excellent Tooth Tincture"; "Receipt for a Sore Throat"; "Method of preventing Vomiting in a Carriage or on the Sea"; "Profits of London Filth"; "A Cheap & Efficient method for destroying Rats and Mice"; "Receipt for making of Potted Cheese"; "Chemical Explosions"; "A Cure of the Yellow Fever"; "Political measures in England 1833-4"; "The Game of Papillon or Butterfly"; "A machine for washing goods"; "To make Scotch Bread"; "Opium Tincture"; "Experiments on the sugar extracted from the Beet Root"; "A Baltimore Clipper rapid sailing"; "Crossing Turnpike Roads"; "Observations containd in a Work titled Travels in Africa, Egypt & Syria... by W.G. Browne"; "Corn Law Tricks."

Rectifying Distillers. Minutes of the Gin Rectifying Distillers Club, manuscript, 120pp. excluding blanks, 6 pieces of related manuscript and printed ephemera loosely inserted, 1f. loose, slightly browned, original reversed calf, worn, folio, 1st December 1819-5th January 1867.

An early Victorian leaf pattern decanter label "Madiera" by Taylor & Perry; and three other silver coloured leaf patterned decanter labels "Gin", "Brandy" and "Whiskey".

Three Georgian Bottle Tickets "Whiskey", "Vermouth" and "Gin" embossed figures and fruitng vines, Sheffield 1809, 1822, maker: R G

Six enamelled Wine Labels "Claret", "Gin" etc, some worn

A 19th Century Staffordshire Figure "Gin" and "Water" with painted details, 9in, titled

A George VI silver mounted cut glass Decanter and Stopper, star cut base, Birmingham 1939, and a cut glass Decanter with plated "Gin" Label (no stopper)

A set of three silver decanter labels, 'Whiskey', 'Gin' and 'Sherry', with shell and scroll borders, Birmingham 1931

Various liqueurs etc including Ross's Sloe Gin; bottle Meerlust (Stellenbosch) 1991

A mother-of-pearl handled silver folding fruit knife, Sheffield 1906, the handle marked F T Thomas, a plain silver pepperette, Birmingham 1900 and assorted flatware including five silver coffee spoons with apostle terminals, a silver sifting spoon, various teaspoons, salt spoons, pickle fork, electroplated sifting spoon, decanter label for Gin (quantity)

An attractive three bottle decanter stand, the circular receivers with gadrooned borders and embossed foliate designs on leaf cast feet with tall handle and loop terminal, complete with three cut glass ovoid shaped decanters with stoppers; and three leaf design decanter labels, marked 'Brandy', 'Gin' and 'Whiskey', 13.5in. (34.5cm).

Five Georgian style wine labels with foliated and shell borders "Brandy", "Gin", "Port", "Sherry" and "Whiskey".

A set of four plated decanter labels, "Brandy", "Gin", "Sherry" and "Port", beadwork borders; and two other similar. (6)

An earthenware gin flask of flattened baluster form, moulded with named portraits of Napoleon and Dante, 8.5ins.

Regency brass-bound teak decanter box housing 4 rectangular sprit decanters, one initialled 'B' another 'S' and 2 other odd decanters, 3 of the plated stoppers marked Gin, Rum and Whiskey with brass swing handle and a rectangular jappaned coal bucket

A DUTCH MAHOGANY CELLARETTE with hinged rising lid, boxwood line inlay, brass carrying handles and castors containing green glass tapering gin bottles, 30 1/2"wide.

A boxed set of Guinness buttons and other advertising wares: the six Guinness waistcoat buttons depicting the zoo keeper and his animals, mounted on original card inscribed "With the Compliments of Guinness" and in original box; also a Sandeman Port ashtray and two small Wilkinson "Seagers Gin" water jugs

Three silver decanter labels, Sheffield 1936, for whisky, brandy and gin, a celtic style bangle brooch, Chester 1948 with Viking ship cast terminals, a pair of bright cut sugar tongs, London 1897, a Georg Jensen teaspoon with inscription, a jam spoon, Sheffield 1917, a pair of spoons with ball finials, London 1908 and a selection of teaspoons, George III and later, various dates and makers, approx 10ozs

A pair of 19th century cut crystal decanters of mallet design with plated 'Whiskey' and 'Brandy' labels, 28cm (11") and a similar decanter with plated stopper and 'Gin' label, 20cm (8") (3)

A balustroid gin glass, the bell bowl supported on an inverted baluster stem with basal knop, on folded conical foot, height 13cm., circa 1740

An EPNS curved rectangular hip flask with hinged screw cover, 4", two EPNS decanter labels for gin and whiskey 2.5", an electroplate swing handled lobed sugar bowl 4" diameter and a Regal Pottery Company pansy faces butter dish and EPNS cover 4" diameter, two preserve spoons and a knapkin ring (8)

THE CHARLES DICKENS PEWTER HOT WATER JUG AND COVER, mid 19th century, of squat bulbous and tapered form, with leather bound loop handle and hinged domed cover with thumb rest, the cover inscribed 'Purchased at the Sale at Gadshill August 11th 1870, Number 325 in Catalogue. This was constantly used by Charles Dicken in the preparation of his celebrated gin punch, brewed by the great author himself', above a CD monogram below the spout, dents, 8 in (20.32 cm) high

A MODERN TWO HANDLED PORRINGER of circular bellied form on a collet foot, bearing a presentation inscription, by Carrington & Co, London 1916, together with two further porringers, either initialled or inscribed, a bon-bon dish and four electroplated wine labels for "Brandy", "Whisky", "Vermouth" and "Gin" (8)

A SMALL COLLECTION OF WINE LABELS comprising an early Victorian example for "Hock" of vine-leaf form, together with a pierced example for "Sherry", a shaped oval example for "Gin", a circular modern example for "Whisky" and a label for "Port", London 1819, by William Elliot (5)

A VICTORIAN WINE LABEL of shaped rectangular form, with engine-turned decoration, engraved "Gin", Birmingham 1852, by NM, together with two unmarked cut-out wine labels for the letters "B" and "W" (3)