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A milk jug in the Allerton style, a pink lustre slop bowl, a rum butter bowl, a wall plate depicting a tiger and an inkwell and inkstand. (5)

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

A Set of Three Blue Glass Mallet Decanters, early 1800s, inscribed 'Hollands', 'Brandy' and 'Rum' on gilt simulated labels (lacking stoppers); and A Pair of Blue Glass Cruet Bottles and Stoppers, (18cm and 12.5cm) (5)

3 Spirit Barrels Rum With Green Decoration, Whisky With Brass Tap, Red Decoration Brandy, Brown With Gilt Lining

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

A PAIR OF GEORGE III DECANTERS Of plain bottle shape with engraved labels for Brandy and Rum with stoppers. 9.5in.(24cm.)

A pair of Georgian blue glass decanters, with flattened tear drop shaped stopper over small baluster body with gilt decoration simulating labels 'Rum' and 'Brandy'. 25cm high overall(2)

"Red Rum - Over the Water", limited edition, signed proof, colour photolithograph after Neil Cawthorne, countersigned by jockey Tommy Stack.

COCKBURN, 1967 (1) GEVRY CHAMBERTIN, 1947 (1) Dolomore label BLUE NUN LIEBFRAUMILCH, 1962 (1) TROILER RIESLING (2) GILBEYS RUM (1) Above 6 bottles per lot

A Pair of Moulded Pottery Spirit Barrels, of oval shape with gilded bands, overpainted transfer rpinted scenes, one with a Stagecoach inscribed "Whisky" in gilt capitals, the other with a Stag inscribed "Rum", with Covers and taps. Height 12.75".

Five George III decanter labels and a sauce label, two canted rectangular with reeded borders, engraved 'Rum', circa 1800 by Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, and London 1812 by Josiah Snatt, another pierced 'Sherry', 1804 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson, a crescent shaped label with a monogram and engraved 'Rum', London 1802 by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, a plain rectangular label engraved 'Brandy', circa 1790 by William Sutton, and a small sauce label, engraved 'Anchovy', London 1792 by Susannah Barker

An Early 19th Century 'Bristol' Blue Decanter, of slender ovoid form, with gilt Rum label, flattened stopper, 24cm

A miscellaneous selection of glass, comprising; a pair of blue glass rectangular spirit decanters and stoppers named for Hollands and Rum, 21cm high, late 18th century; (chips, one cracked); a clear Continental example with a gilt shoulder, 24cm high, late 19th century; a cut plate with petal-cut rim, 23.5cm diameter, mid 19th century; a Stourbridge pale-pink tint and 'vasoline' glass bowl applied with clear frilled ornament, 13cm diameter; a cut water jug, 12cm high; and a Bohemian amber-flashed bowl, 9cm diameter, circa 1900

A set of three early 19th Century blue tinted glass decanters and flattened stoppers, inscribed in gilt, 'Hollands, Brandy or Rum', within a canted rectangular 'label', surrounded by a gilt urn a leaves, 24cm high (9 1/2"), on a contemporary triangular leather bound stand, with central loop handle.

A set of four modern silver wine labels, 'Whiskey', 'Brandy', 'Sherry', 'Rum', of canted rectangular shape, reeded edge, Birmingham assay, together with four other various Georgian and later wine labels and five plated examples (13)

An ironstone china rum butter bowl of Amhurst Japan pattern, a Kutani ware spill vase and a Giuseppe Garibaldi water jug. (3)

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

RED RUM - THE SPIRIT OF AINTREE, a limited edition colour print 239/850, by Peter Deighan, signed by the artist and Frankie Dettori to the lower margin, 50x60cm.

A set of three green glass and gilt spirit decanters and facetted stoppers, of shaped rectangular form with canted corners, named for HOLLANDS, BRANDY and RUM, beneath facetted shaoulders, height 20cm (8in), with plated stand, early 19th century (some minute facet chips and wear to gilding)

COINTREAU (1)DRAMBUIE (1)CHERRY HEERING (1)AQUAVIT (1)FRAISE DE PLOUGASTEL (1)VAN DER HUM (1)South African ROYAL OAK RUM (1)Above 7 bottles per lot

Two 19th century oblong decanter labels with engraved borders, 'Rum' and 'Brandy', Birmingham 1828-34 by Joseph Willmore

Six George III decanter labels, comprising; a pair canted-rectangular with reeded borders, 'Rum' & 'Brandy', another pair rectangular with bright-cut engraved borders, 'Hock' & 'Claret', all London circa 1785 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson II, another canted-rectangular and reeded 'Hollands', and another rectangular, both London 1798 by Elizabeth Morley, and three other plated labels 'Sherry', 'Brandy' & 'Italian' (9)

A trio of opaque-white and gilt slender decanters and associated white-metal stoppers, named for WHISKEY (sic), RUM and BRANDY, within gilt cartouche in the manner of bottle labels, height 35cm. approx. overall, mid 19th century (stoppers probably matched, wear to gilding)

After Hamilton Renwick, a limited edition coloured print, "Red Rum", no 222/250, signed in pencil to the margin by the artist, 16.5" x 20"