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A George III silver port spirit label, maker IR, London 1810 and a pair of Edwardian labels, whisky and brandy, Birmingham 1907.

Four 20th century spirit lamp warmers, two silver plated egg cup stands and a cut glass vessel

A George III mahogany mercurial barometer, fitted a silvered dial, level arched topped spirit thermometer and hygrometer (convex mirror missing), the case with satinwood strung outline with swan neck pediment above, 94cm (37in)

A 1930s oak cased three bottle tantalus, with chrome plated fittings, the spirit decanters with hob nail cutting and prismatic stoppers

A 20th century oak tantalus, fitted three square cut glass spirit decanters with facet ball stoppers

An Edwardian copper table-top food warming stand, rectangular with two spirit burners sitting on the undertier, on wooden ball feet, by 'O&E Co, England', 84cm x 24cm.

A Rolls Royce 'Spirit of Ecstacy' car mascot, from a Phantom II, re-chromed, 11cm high excluding screw thread.

A 19th century Dutch glass spirit decanter, with wheel engraved tulip decoration, lacking stopper, 23.5cm high; and a similar decanter, 16cm high, (2).

An early 19th century figured mahogany mercury wheel barometer, with 8 inch silvered register and arch-top mercury thermometer, in swan neck pedimented case with Damp/Dry dial to frieze and spirit level signed 'L. Nicho, Liverpool' to the stepped base, 107cm high.

A Victorian figured mahogany mercury wheel barometer, with 9.5 inch silvered register beneath bowfront mercury thermometer, in square-top case with Damp/Dry dial to frieze and spirit level signed 'Attwood, Lewes' to base, pediment lacking, 105cm high.

Sir Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956) books and pamphlets, including Shaw-Sparrow - Brangwyn and his Work, 1910 and The Spirit of the Age, 1905. (9)

A Victorian spirit kettle on stand, a pair of silver plated entree dishes, no lids, silver napkin rings, an owl shaped pepperette and other silver and plate

A Victorian copper hot plate, with three spirit burners, 61cm

Charles Sykes 'The Spirit of Ecstacy', a bronze figure mounted on a green veined plinth, 14cm high overall

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HARRODS MAHOGANY MECHANICAL DRINKS CABINET/ TABLE, the rectangular moulded divided top opening to reveal a rising centre fitted for a pair of Spirit Decanters & Ice Pail, nine Coasters, pair of silver Dishes, and a square Tray and fitted with a Bramah lock, raised on four cabriole legs. 25" x 21".

Plated and metal wares, comprising: a lidded ice bucket, a spirit hip flask, two flower bowls, a sugar scuttle with a scoop, a butter shell, a vase, a cigarette box, a pair of small candlesticks, a sauce ladle, a cup in a stand and a spirit tot.

Plated wares, comprising: a rectangular dish, with a lid, a liner, a stand and a spirit burner, with an urn finial and a large teapot with a gadrooned rim.

Plated wares, comprising: a basting spoon, a pair of candle snuffers, a spirit kettle on a stand, a lobster pick, a pickle fork and a spoon.

A silver mounted glass spirit jug, Birmingham 1927 and another silver mounted glass spirit jug, Birmingham 1933.

A Victorian plated Tea Kettle of spherical form on stand with spirit burner

A Victorian amboyna Spirit Decanter Box with liqueur set, viz: four decanters and fourteen glasses (two missing)

Plated and metal wares, comprising: a lidded ice bucket, a spirit hip flask, two flower bowls, a sugar scuttle with a scoop, a butter shell, a vase, a cigarette box, a pair of small candlesticks, a sauce ladle, a cup in a stand and a spirit tot.

Plated wares, comprising: a rectangular dish, with a lid, a liner, a stand and a spirit burner, with an urn finial and a large teapot with a gadrooned rim.

Plated wares, comprising: a basting spoon, a pair of candle snuffers, a spirit kettle on a stand, a lobster pick, a pickle fork and a spoon.

A silver mounted glass spirit jug, Birmingham 1927 and another silver mounted glass spirit jug, Birmingham 1933.

A silver overlaid glass claret jug, a Bohemian ruby flask vase, a German silver beaker, a hobnail cut spirit decanter and sundry other glassware.

A silver plated cigar lighter, a set of four silver ashtrays each with an enamel card symbol (AF), a silver cigarette box and silver spirit burner and three hipflasks.

A Dutch 934 standard silver coffee urn, of square section surmounted by a cover with lion finial over lion mask handles to each corner set on shaped reeded legs and a square base with ball feet and spirit burner. 1784g, 57oz.

William IV, mahogany wheel barometer. The case with onion shaped top, fitted with dry/damp dial, alcohol thermometer below & convex mirror. 10" silvered dial with spirit level below. The case with gilt painted laurel wreath decoration. 95cms length.

A tortoishell piqué, purse and faux tortoishell lighter and a cased spirit level./3

A rosewood and gilt painted wheel barometer. The silvered spirit level to the base signed, 'Wehrle & Steuert - Whitechapel' The case fitted with dry/damp dial, alcohol thermometer, “ 1/2 " silvered dial, and spirit level dial. 105cms length.

Rolls Royce interest: a silver 'Spirit of Ecstasy' ashtray, the circular dish set with the central figure,

C..A..CANTI MALLING, KENT: A George III wheel barometer, with rosewood and satinwood strung case, with gilt pineapple finial between swan neck pediment, the barometer with dry/damp gauge above a convex fronted thermometer, a circular timepiece with convex white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the barometer dial with elaborately engraved centre above a spirit level, 58" high.

An early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, the case with swan-neck pediment and bordered with inlaid stringing, having a hygrometer and mercury thermometer to the tapered trunk with a 10in. silvered dial below, the spirit level signed 'P Pedrene, Bristol', 110cm. high.

A COROMANDEL DECANTER BOX of narrow rectangular shape, the rounded corners with brass mounts, partial fall front, fitted for three square spirit decanters, now with one decanter and three stoppers, 13 1/2in. (35cm.) wide

Late nineteenth century mahogany banjo barometer, 'Winterhalder, Reading', metal engraved face surmounted by small convex mirror, thermometer and 'Dry/Damp' dial, circular bone knob below (a/f lacking glass to circular spirit level dial to base), 38in long

Eleven late Victorian and early 20th c spirit kettles, 37cm h max; a Britannia metal jug (12) In generally complete and good condition

Ten Victorian and early 20th century brass mounted lignum vitae, rosewood and other spirit levels, by John Rabone & Sons and other makers In generally good condition

A Victorian copper and brass spirit kettle designed by Dr Christopher Dresser and manufactured by Benham & Froud, of globular form with knopped cover and a lamp stand, 28cm h Small tear to the applied brass frill and shoulder. Lacking the godet of spirit lamp

A GOOD QUALITY GEORGE V CLEAR GLASS SPIRIT FLASK, with silver bayonet cap and slip on monogrammed base, Birmingham 1919, makers mark A.J.Z., 6 1/2 ins high.

A SET OF FOUR ASPREY'S SILVER MOUNTED SPIRIT BOTTLES, three engraved 'Whiskey' and another 'Brandy', each with silver capped glass stoppers, hallmarked Birmingham 1912, each 5 3/4 ins high.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MALACCA WALKING CANE, nickel mount and burr wood knop, the pull out horse measure, with spirit level, 36 1/2 ins long.

A MAHOGANY CASED SIKES HYDROMETER, ivorine plaque to lid inscribed T.O. BLAKE, 57 Hatton Garden, London, 9 3/4 ins x 4 1/2 ins, with 1920 Edition of SIKES SPIRIT TABLES. (2).

An oval Queen Anne pattern silver five piece tea and coffee service, the partly ribbed bodies with swan necked spouts, hinged covers, ebony finials and handles to the tea pot, coffee pot and kettle on stand with spirit heater, the milk jug and sugar basin with bracket handles. Maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., Ltd., (of Sheffield) London 1911/13. 89oz. all in.

A Victorian silver and cut glass spirit flask, hobnail cut shoulders, hinged silver cover and detachable cut base with gilded interior. Maker G.B., London 1878, with Brussels retailers name.

A Victorian mahogany veneered banjo shape wheel barometer, with swan neck pediment above humidor dial, thermometer, a framed convex glass (formerly mirrored), the engraved circular barometer dial 8in. diam. Missing its glass bezel, the base with spirit level.

An Edwardian motoring wicker picnic case, the interior fittings include a copper kettle and spirit heater, various tin boxes and a pair of white enamel cups and saucers, the lid with trade label for Steward Dawson & Co., Ltd., Hatton Gardens, London E.C., with leather straps. 13.5in. (34cm.)

A 3 1/2in. silver-plated spirit flask formerly the property of Stan Laurel's father and later Stan Laurel himself, inscribed 'To Uncle Jeff from a few Pals of the Eden, April 29th, 1925, Bishop Auckland' and later inscription 'To my dear Son, Stan, from Dad, Aug: 1932'.

A 1930s picnic hamper complete with copper spirit kettle, raffia covered bottle, sandwich boxes, cutlery, etc., contained in 24in. oblong whicker basket.

Beswick cream model of a horse "Spirit of the Earth".

VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED SPIRIT KETTLE ON STAND, in Rococo style, the stand with cabriole legs, the kettle chased with scrolls and foliage beneath a shaped scrolling handle. 34cm

Small silver spirit lamp table cigar lighter, on a shaped square tray, maker A&J.Z, Birmingham 1907

Victorian plated tea kettle on stand, embossed all over and complete with spirit burner, 13in (33cm) tall

Plated tea kettle on stand, embossed allover with scrolling foliage, with a spirit lamp

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

Pair of silver spirit labels, Named Vodka and Rum, maker K.M.S., Birmingham marks

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

Early nineteenth century mahogany banjo barometer, the case with 'broken' arch pediment above spirit thermometer and with decorative inlay and the silvered face marked for J.Gally of Glasgow, 38in (96.5cm) tall, some restoration to case

Heaney (Seamus). Death of a Naturalist, 1966; Door into the Dark, 1969; Field Work (2 copies), 1979, Selected Poems, 1980; Station Island, 1984; New Selected Poems, 1990; Seeing Things, 1991; The Spirit Level, 1996, all 1st eds., pub. Faber, all orig. cloth in d.j.s, d.j. to first vol.stained and faded, 8vo, together with 3 others by Heaney (12)

Wodehouse (P.G.). The Clicking of Cuthbert, 1st ed., Jenkins, 1922, tear to half?title without loss, orig. cloth, together with Something Fresh, Methuen, 1st cheap ed., 1919, some toning to text, orig. cloth, fraying at extrems., together Full Moon, 1st ed., 1947, Ring for Jeeves, 1st ed., 1953, Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit, 1st ed., 1954, A Few Quick Ones, 1st ed., 1959, and Jeeves in the Offing, 1st ed., 1960, all orig. cloth in VG d.j's, plus six others (13)