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A mixed lot of wine labels: A Chinese crescent "PORT", by Wang Hing & Co a plated drapery festoon label "Red Wine", a gadrooned oval "MADEIRA", by John Bridge, London 1829, a stamped out "MADEIRA", by Jonathan Hayne, 1831, a silver gilt "RUM", by Aston & Sons, Birmingham 1858 and a Scottish escutcheon pierced "MADEIRA", by George Paton, Edinburgh 1828. (6)
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Sloop. "Sibella" Acct. of sundry Disbursements on the Sloop Sibella by Thomas Phillips Jun., a list of expenditure during the period 1782-84, including costs for pilotage, provisions, carpenters, rigging, porters for "discharging the Beef", a payment to "14 Men for Towing her in it being Calm", and a payment for getting up the anchor lost by bad weather at Penzance, 2 pages, along with, an An Account between Chris Wallis and Co., in the Scilly Isles and Thomas Jun., relating to the Sloop Sibella, a fine large debit and credit account, neatly written, from 1781 to 1785, giving details of cargoes of coal from Neath and Swansea, wood from Plymouth, fruit, beef and brandy, 1 page, and a List of Disbursements to Samuel Ellis relating to a voyage by the Sibella to Swansea, 16th April to 27th June 1782, a good, legible document, with payments for quay dues at St. Ives, to a tidesman, for repairs, and for coal, also Acct. of the Brandy and Rum Sold [from the Sloop Sibella] 14th June 1782, by Mr. Edwards, "the Brandy for home consumption not divided", 2 pages, also several other documents and accounts relating to the Sibella and the sale of its cargo, all from the early 1780s, The Sibella, owned by Thomas Phillips and captained by Samuel Ellis, was evidently engaged in trade between the Cornish ports (Gweek, Penryn and Penzance are mentioned) and the Scilly Isles, and the South Wales ports of Neath and Swansea. (3+).
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A 19th Century Wedgwood blue jasper ware vase of twin handled urn form, the white applied decoration depicting classical figures in a garden with further acanthus leaf decoration, 20cm high, also a transfer decorated twin handled rum butter bowl of circular form on domed foot, decorated with Capricio landscapes, 23cm diam. (2)
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A 19th Century brown slip glazed stoneware jug of baluster form with relief moulded hunting and tavern scenes, the scroll handle with acanthus leaf motif, 41cm high, also a black basalt bowl of circular form with inlaid white metal foliate swags and averted rim, 23cm diam, a Victorian rum butter bowl decorated in iron red, blue and copper luster (a.f.) and a Royal Doulton blue and white ewer (a.f.). (4)
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A pair of blue glass decanters and stoppers, first half 19th century, each of mallet shape gilt with a chained shield-shaped label inscribed 'Brandy' or 'Rum', each flattened inverted baluster stopper with bevelled edge and conforming gilt letter; together with two later blue glass candlesticks, 22cm high, one damaged
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A small Rum decanter, circa 1800, of mallet form with teardrop stopper and titled in gilt within a shield shaped panel, 23cm high, together with a late 18th Century ale flute with folded foot, three wine glasses with conical bowls and one other 19th Century glass with bucket shaped bowl and initialled MS within a reserve surmounted by a basket of fruit. (6)
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