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2 bottles of red wine, 9 half bottles of red wine. Above 2 bottles and 9 half bottles

19th century Continental School. Young man with a glass of red wine. Oil on board. Unsigned, 20cm x 15cm

A pair of wine glasses, in 18th century style, each with bell shaped bowl, on red and white twist stem, 6" high (15.2cm)

AN AFGHAN WINE GROUND RUNNER with central geometric decoration and wide border, 7'11" x 3' and a Bokhara red ground rug with elephant foot pattern, 6'2" x 4'2". (2)

A Kazak prayer rug, the green mihrab with central red and ivory square medallion, red hooked motif surround, within polychrome wine glass and serrated leaf border between blue bands, 117cm x 116cm

A Garabagh kelleh, the indigo field with five polychrome sunburst medallions, within red wine glass and serrated leaf border between light blue and lemon bands, woven with Islamic date 1292 AH (1914 AD), 462cm x 175cm

A matched pair of pedestal glasses, each having conical bowls, double opaque and red air-twist stems to flaring flat feet, height 11.5cm (one with chip to foot rim); and a matched pair of 19th Century pedestal wine goblets with acid etched grape decoration (2)

An extensive suite of Waterford drinking glasses, to include; thirteen champagne, sixteen red wine, twelve white wine, fourteen slightly smaller, fourteen sherry, fourteen sherry, twelve water and eight whisky, all with conical panel cut bowls.

A large suite of cut glass drinking glasses, including white wine, red wine, champagne, liqueur etc.

A cased set of five silver gilt wine decanter labels, including Parsley, Elderberry, Mead, Fontiniac and Crabapple, each decorated with appropriate fruit and foliage, case with fitted red velvet interior, London 1956

Twelve bottles Santenay 1969 EB, and an unlabelled bottle of wine, thought to be red burgundy

A pair of Low Countries colour-twist wine glasses, the bell bowls supported on double-series stems with a gauze cable with alternate red and white spiral threads, on conical feet, 16cm high, 19th century

An Oak Framed Pub Mirror Advertising Border Ales, Wine of Wales, with pictorial red dragon trademark, size 3ft X 2ft.

An Abusson style needlepoint rug, the wine red field enclosing a floral medallion within floral spandrels and border, 183 x 122cm

A Persian Gabbah kelim carpet, the wine red field enclosing sparse stylised sprigs, 281 x 200cm

A Tekke Bokhara wool carpet, the wine red field enclosing five rows of seventeen guls interspersed with cruciforms within geometric guard stripes and rosette border, 305 x 234cm

A mixed lot containing: 12 assorted bottles French red wine (up to 3cm ullage).

A mixed lot containing: 12 assorted bottles mature red wine.

A Set of Cut Glass Drinking Glasses having thumb pattern decoration with hexagonal bases, comprising 9 white wine glasses, 9 red wine glasses, 9 smaller glasses (27)

A Regency Red Lacquered Wine Coaster having gilt, floral and leaf decoration, 14cm diameter, a red lacquered round lidded pot with gilt, leaf and scroll decoration and 2 other similar smaller lidded pots (7)

*Wine receipt. Dutch Customs receipt for wine, 1693, printed in red ink to one side only and completed in a fine hand, approx. 65 x 110mm (1)

A George III oval wine label with chain attached to a single 'eye', incised 'RED PORT' by Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London 1802.

A baluster wine glass circa 1700 the double-ogee bowl with solid base set on an inverted baluster stem containing a tear, over a folded conical foot painted collector's no. '29' in red 14.5cm., 5.625in. A similar glass is illustrated by W.Thorpe, A History of English and Irish Glass, pl.XLVIII, fig.1.

A triple-knopped colour-twist wine glass circa 1770 the bell-shaped bowl above a stem inset with an opaque-twist gauze core within a pair of spiralling opaque-white, translucent-green and iron-red threads over a conical foot 17.2cm., 6.75in.

A service of table glass in the 18th Century style with bucket bowls double knopped column and fold over foot comprising:eleven red wine glasses, nine white wine glasses, eleven flutes, nine sherry glasses, eleven port glasses

A later 18th Century English wine glass circa 1770, the bell shaped bowl on double series colour twist stem with a pair of opaque white twist threads outside opaque white corkscrew outlined in brick red and translucent green, raised on conical foot, 6.25" high.

A later 18th Century English wine glass circa 1770, the bell shaped bowl on double series colour twist stem with a pair of opaque white twist threads outside opaque white corkscrew outlined in translucent green and brick red with additional air spiral, raised on conical foot, 6.25" high. (See lot 13 for illustration).

A set of four late Victorian pressed wine goblets having a star decorated square base rising to a facet ball knop stem and flared cylindrical bowl detailed with a printie and fan design over decorated with a deep red stain, together with a near pair of red painted facet body pickle jars with fruiting vine design, (6).

GOON SHOW. ORIGINAL TYPESCRIPT. "The Goon Show" No. 138 (6th Series). No. 13. "The Lost Year". Transmission, Tuesday, 13th December 1955. Stab-bound mimeographed typescript of 26 pages, annotated in green and red pencil, pencil and blue biro, title lose; lower blank portion of last page torn away; the producer Peter Eton's copy, with his signature at the head of the title; slight dust-soiling and small coffee ring (although more likely wine!) to title. 'Yes, The Lost Year, the greatest motion picture of all time. The Lost Year! See it go roaring across the screen - a raging torrent of emotions and primative passions, you will want to see this film the moment you see the X certificate' (p. 2).

Attractive Shahsavan flatwoven panel, in weft-float brocade and supplementary weft wrapping, north west Persia or south Caucasus, second half 19th century, 4ft.5in. x 4ft.3in. 1.35m. x 1.30m. Approximately six holes, mostly very small, sides missing. An old Shahsavan weaving with a very beautiful palette - wine red, purple-brown, purple, light tan, dark brown, turquoise, mid blue, dark blue, yellow, ivory.

A Tekke Chuval], the field with six rows of guls on a wine-red ground, within multiple borders over a red, black and white lattice end panel, 76cm by 120cm

3 French Hornby O gauge wagons double barrel wine wagon, red barrels matt black chassis, Bordeaux label; side tipping wagon with plain yellow hopper; and bogie crane wagon with cabin with sliding doors, all finished brown with matt black chassis SNCF label to side. GC to VGC (few minor marks)

A 19th century bone casket in the mediaeval taste, the rectangular tablets on the arched lid carved in low relief with men in armour and in plumed hats against a gilt ground, the interior lined with wine red velvet, bears label of E Cassel, 20cm wide

A Tekke wool runner, the wine red field enclosing a pole medallion interspersed with rosettes and boteh within geometric guard stripes and border, 630 x 93cm

A Tekke wool rug, the wine red field enclosing two rows of seven guls within rosette guard stripes and border, secured with kelim skirts, 202 x 119cm

A Caucasian wool rug, the wine red field enclosing stepped ivory tarantula cruciforms within geometric guard stripes and border, 250 x 176cm

A Turkish wool carpet, the wine red field enclosing seven tarantula medallions within geometric guard stripes and stylised Herati border, 470 x 350cm

A Tabriz wool carpet, the wine red field filled with scrolling foliate vines within stylised Herati guard stripes and border, 290 x 290cm

A Hornby double barrel wine wagon, minor chips to paintwork, but some loss, mainly to ladder & base, some discolouration under red paint with touching in (BF-G)

'NIPPON' CLEAR GLASS PART SERVICE comprising: 10 water glasses, 11 white wine glasses, 12 red wine glasses, 2 circular salts, 2 rectangular salts, 6 finger bowls and 12 plates, R.Lalique stencil marks (62)

A Waterford part suite of glass, comprising; eight red wine glasses, eight white wine glasses and six brandy balloons.

A 'Jugendstil' wine ewer, the clear glass vessel cut and coloured red with geometric motifs, with plain plated collar and cover and angular handle, with sparse geometric motifs, 25.5cm high, unmarked but probably German or Austrian.

Henry Moore Shelter Sketch Book, English Edition A, Marlborough Fine Art, London, and Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin, 1966-67 lithograph in colours, on japon nacre, with title, justification, text in English and 80 collotype facsimiles, signed in pencil, numbered 120/180, with full margins, in very good condition, loose in a wine-red canvas portfolio and a grey card box, a little surface abrasion and splitting to the corners of the box (portfolio)L. 185 x 200mm., S. 370 x 305mm. (overall)

Eight assorted Wine and Ale Glasses, one with red cotton twist stem

2 Hornby 0 gauge wagons. 2 barrell wine wagon, open axle guard, green chassis, red barrells, with box damp damaged; and operating snow plough in bright yellow and blue; both with drop link couplings. GC for age. Minor to some play wear

A colour twist wine glass, c. 1770, the ogee bowl set on a multi series opaque twist with red, green and white edges and a domed foot. Small chip to foot, 24.5cm

A colour twist wine glass, c. 1770, the ogee bowl set on a multi series opaque twist with red, green and white edges on a domed foot. Two chips to the foot, 24cm high

A colour twist wine glass, c. 1770, the ogee bowl set on a multi series opaque twist with red, green and white edges on a domed foot. Foot badly damaged, 24cm high

A Webb crystal suite of glass engraved flowers, comprising; ten wine glasses, six red wine glasses, two smaller glasses, three sherry glasses, six finger bowls and two liquer glasses.

Four LMS glasses - a red wine glass; a port wine glass; a sherry glass and a small cordial glass. All 4 display the "LMS Hotels" black motif, and are mint. A very fine set for a LMS collector.

A Caucasian wool rug, the wine red field enclosing two ivory tarantula cruciforms within rosettes, stylised birds and geometric guard stripes and border, 244 x 169cm

A Kurdish wool rug, the ivory field enclosing a wine red medallion within rosettes, cruciform strings and geometric guard stripes and border, 201 x 108cm

Two Tabriz wool rugs, each with wine red field enclosing a central medallion with pendant palmettes within leafing vines, arabesque spandrels and Herati border, 203 x 133cm

A Hamadan wool rug, the wine red field enclosing a central pole medallion with rosette strings within stepped spandrels and tarantula border, 200 x 138cm

A rare Chelsea wine cooler, with rococo scroll side handles, the body quatrelobed and moulded with fruiting vines and painted with flower sprigs, red anchor mark, c.1755, 20cm. Some peppering to the glaze, the base with a drill hole.

A Belouchi, NE Persian rug, wine red field with central repeating panels of hooked medallions 6ft 5ins x 3ft 11ins

A KAZAK PRAYER RUG, the wine red field with an ivory mihrab, worn and creased, 173cm (68in) x 110cm (44in).

A DUTCH SODA METAL WINE GLASS, the inverted bell-shaped plain bowl on single knopped coloured twist (white and red) stem, on plain shallow conical foot, 16.8cm, (6.6in) high

A 19TH-CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN WINE POT of small size and hexagonal form, painted on alternate panels with famille rose figures and calligraphic inscriptions in black, gilt enriched, complete with cover, 15cm (5.75in) high including metal swing handles, and A 19TH-CENTURY JAPANESE ARITA PORCELAIN SAKE CUP painted in underglaze blue and iron red, gilt-enriched with scrolls, leaping hares and flowers, 4cm, (1.5in) high (2)

A colour-twist wine glass circa 1770, the bell bowl set on a stem enclosing a central opaque-twist gauze within single translucent blue, green and red and opaque-white spiralling threads, conical foot, 15.7cm., 6.125in.