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Large three division tantalus with brass carrying handle and corners and another smaller with cut glass spirit decanters(2)

A Dutch Enamelled English Creamware Plate, circa 1770, decorated with a religious scene of a priest kneeling before a bishop, three figures and a server in attendance, the Holy Spirit descending from clouds, titled "D:Priesterorder" (Ordination) within a green and iron-red leaf meander, impressed "6", {25.3cm}.

A. Grego, London; an early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, the silvered dial with central sweep hand above a spirit level, inscribed A. Grego 27 Leather Lane, Holborn, beneath thermometer and hygrometer, the figured mahogany case surmounted with a broken pediment, 112cm high.

J. Gobbi, London; a mid 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, the silvered circular dial with sweep hand above a spirit level inscribed J. GOBBI LONDON, and beneath a convex mirror, thermometer and hygrometer, the case surmounted with a broken pediment, 95cm high

I. Comoli, Edinburgh; a mahogany wheel barometer, the silvered dial with central sweep hand, beneath a thermometer rigister and hygrometer, the lower section with a spirit level and inscribed I. COMOLLI EDINBURGH Warranted, 100cm high

P. Carnova, Halesworth; a mid 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, the silvered register with a central sweep hand, beneath a circular convex mirror, thermometer & hygrometer, the lower section with spirit level inscribed P.Carnova Halesworth Warranted, 97cm high

A mid 19th century pale-mahogany wheel barometer, with silvered dial with central sweep hand above a spirit level inscribed WARRANTED CORRECT, and beneath a convex mirror, thermometer and hygrometer, 94cm high

A Royal Doulton spirit flask character jug depicting Rip Van Winkle, D6463.

A mahogany wheel barometer. 19thc. Broken swan neck pediment over, dry/damp dial, with alcohol thermometer below. A 20cms silvered dial, and spirit level below. The spirit level dial signed 'A. Vaninni-Sheffield'. 96cms long.

William Mill, c. 1815-a rare spirit label, cut-cornered rectangular form, inscribed RUM (three marks-WM; rose twice) (9;9/10).

Fryer, Jane Eayre, The Mary Frances Sewing Book or Adventures Among The Thimble People. Illustrated by Jane Allen Boyer. Philadelphia, 1913. Some patterns cut, one incomplete. Original cloth binding, with pictorial onlay, the inner front hinge starting, binding rubbed. Pyle, Howard & Johnson, Merle.Howard Pyle's Book of The American Spirit. The Romance of American History Pictured by Howard Pyle. Compiled by Merle Johnson: with Narrative Descriptive Text from Original Sources Edited by Francis J. Dowd. Small folio, New York, 1923. Original paper covered boards with laid picture label and cloth spine. Together with other juveniles.

A 19th century banjo shape wheel barometer, the mahogany veneered in inlaid stringing, a swan neck pediment, silvered humidor and thermometer dials, the circular 8in. barometer dial with the centre engraved parts of continents, the spirit level dial inscribed Price, Salisbury.

A SILVER SPIRIT FLASK, London 1927, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., with engraved inscription 'Andrew Terry'; together with a silver napkin ring, 9. oz troy, both boxed. (4)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER & GLASS SPIRIT FLASK, London 1889, detachable beaker and captive top, 15cm high.

A DOULTON AND WATTS STONEWARE FLASK modelled as Lord Brougham holding a scroll inscribed 'The True Spirit of Reform', impressed marks, 18cm high.

A DOULTON STONEWARE SPIRIT FLASK IN THE FORM OF A PISTOL, trigger missing, impressed mark, 26cm long.

A Rolls Royce stainless steel Spirit of Ecstasy car mascot, probably from a Silver Shadow, 11cm.

A mixed collection of electroplate, incl spirit kettle on stand, four-piece teaset, set of four vases, large vase and a cheese dish and cover, (16).

An Edwardian electroplate spirit kettle on X-frame stand with burner, 30cm; an entree dish and three other items, (5).

Three silver-lidded scents/ointment jars, B'ham 1903, 1905 and 1909; and a plated ovoid spirit flask engraved a rifle brigadesman, (4).

Drawing instruments and related: a mixed collection incl cased nickel finish draughtsman's set, six folding and eleven scale rulers, spirit level and silver scales, (qty).

A figured mahogany mercury wheel barometer, early C19th, with swan neck pediment over Damp/Dry dial, thermometer, convex mirror and 8 silvered register with spirit level inscribed 'A Bianchi & Co, Wolverhampton' beneath, 98cm.

A Chad Valley O Gauge Engine and Tender (front bogie missing) in red, yellow and black LMS Livery, ACV Motor Spirit Tanker Wagon, a Model Disney V Tanker Wagon, a grey CV lettered Guards Van, a British Railway Container on a flat wagon, a single sided Station, a Hornby single sided station, 2 double signal gantries and a green clockwork 0 - 4-0 Engine No 490.

A 19TH CENTURY SALTGLAZED STONEWARE SPIRIT BARREL, with raised Royal coat of arms and Queen Victoria and Prince Albert profiles, 13.75ins high.

A VICTORIAN SALTGLAZED SPIRIT FLASK, decorated with a raised profile of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, each within a Gothic arch, 7.5ins high, a 19th Century two tone glazed SPIRIT BOTTLE, of square form with a side handle, impressed registration mark, 7.5ins high and a pottery SPIRIT BOTTLE, faux osier-work sides, inscribed Willie Brewed a Peck O'Maut, 7.25ins high. (3).

(*)A GEORGE III FOUR PIECE GLASS CRUET SET of ovoid shape, cut with oval, diamond and other decoration, the pepper with silver cover hallmarked Sheffield 1815, the silver cover on the mustard pot unmarked (the spoon London 1806), the two other condiment bottles with glass stoppers, also, a silver topped facet cut sifter, London 1791, a small Continental spirit flask with stopper and three various cut drinking glasses (9).

A PAIR OF SPIRIT DECANTERS AND STOPPERS late 19th Century, of cylindrical shape, decorated with vertical lobed and alternating diamond cut panels, the mushroom stoppers with similar decoration, 20cm high, also, a heavy 19th Century mixing bowl with a pouring lip, 10cm high (3).

A Victorian mounted faceted glass spirit flask, with an oval body and an unusual patent closure inscribed "FISHER 188 STRAND", by Thomas Johnson, London 1872, 6in (15.5cm) high.

An Edwardian curved oblong spirit flask, inscribed "FIRST AID. In case of emergency swallow contents immediately. If symptons persist consult your nearest off licence, warning contents may cause irresponsible behaviour", by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1903, 3.2in (8cm) high, 3.2oz.

A modern oblong spirit flask, initialled, London 1927, 5.3in (13. 5cm) high, 6oz.

Two Victorian saltglaze spirit barrels, both sprigged with the royal coat of arms, the one by Doulton and Watts of oval section and with dark brown moulded coopering and the other brown saltglazed over its bellied cylindrical sides,35cm high (2)

A large Victorian silver teakettle on warmer base by Robert Hennell, London 1859, the pear shaped body chased with strapwork below a hinged cover under a leaf decorated insulated fixed handle, the base raised on an ornate foliate scrolled tripod supporting a central spirit burner, 41.5cm, 68.5oz

Pietro Psaier (b.1939), The Spirit of Judy Garland 1979, inscribed lower left , "love Andy Warhol '79", silkscreen on canvas with oil, 76 x 91cm, Published: Factory Additions Graphics

C Cetti, Dudley, an early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, the swan neck pediment centred by a brass urn finial and above dry/damp indicator, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror within reeded ebony bezel, the silvered dial, adjustment knob and spirit level, 107cm high

Quality Victorian hobnail cut spirit decanter, with faceted spherical stopper, 22cm

9ct gold lady's scent/spirit flask, Birmingham 1920, of plain rectangular form with screw cap, weight approximately 19.2g, 6cm

Victorian copper spirit kettle on stand, with opaline glass handles raised on a petal base, 36cm; also a copper tankard, 13.5cm (2)

A VICTORIAN SPIRIT FLASK the flattened oval glass body with silver collar and bunshaped cover, possibly by George Brace, 1899, 21cm. high; and another, with detachable cup, by J. Davis and Son, Sheffield, 1916 (2)

AN EDWARDIAN SPIRIT FLASK the bottle mounted with silver, detachable cup, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 1899, 15cm.

A SALTGLAZED STONEWARE SPIRIT BARREL the body sprigged with a royal coat of arms, knights in armour, etc., 16in. (41cm.) high

NORMAN THELWELL (b.1923) AS MUCH SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE - DETERMINATION Signed, inscribed with title, pen and black ink cartoon 18.5 x 13.5cm. ++ Slight light staining.

An hexagonal part engine-turned table lighter in the form of a petrol pump surmounted with a model of The Spirit of Ecstasy, London 1934 with initials 'G B' by Saunders & Shepherd Ltd, and a part blue enamelled 'Bentley' badge brooch

A tazza shaped sweet dish with a round bowl and a stem in the form of The Spirit of Ecstasy synonymous as the mascot of the Rolls-Royce motor company on a stepped round foot with initials 'G B', London 1930 by Saunders & Shepherd Ltd, 12cm high (4.75 in), 14.25cm diameter (5.5 in), 572g, (18.25 oz)

Three blue and gilt barrel-shaped spirit decanters and ball stoppers, gilt with horizontal bands and named for WHISKEY, BRANDY and RUM, 19cm high, circa 1830 (minor rubbing to gilding)

A pair of blue shaped-rectangular spirit-decanters and facetted ball stoppers, with shaped pouring spouts and facetted shoulders, with gilt cartouches named for BRANDY and RUM, 19cm high, circa 1800

A pair of cut spirit decanters and mushroom stoppers, of tapered cylindrical and shouldered form, cut with alternate diamond and flute bands, 22cm high, circa 1820 (some minute chips to facets)

A cylindrical butter dish and domed cover, cut and polished with a husk band, the cover similarly ornamented, facetted finial, 17cm high; an engraved spirit decanter and stopper named for RUM, 21.5cm high, circa 1800; and two saucers

Six green roemers, the round bowls supported on prunted stems, 11.5cm high; and a green spirit bottle, moulded with vertical flutes, 29cm high, mid 19th century

A late Victorian brown glazed pottery and silver mounted spirit flask by Taylor Tunnicliffe & Co, of Hanley, the matt surface with circular raised panel printed with a shoulder-length portrait of Lord Kitchener (?), with silver mounted neck, 5.5ins high, and silver mounted stopper for same (mounts hallmarked Birmingham 1899)

A mahogany framed three bottle tantalus with plated mounts and locking folding top bar with loop handle, shaped side panels, containing three square spirit decanters with slice and star cuttings, 7.75ins high, and cut bulbous stoppers for same, 15.5ins x 5.5ins x 13ins high

A three bottle tantalus, the framework with shaped and pierced sides, plain top and leaf capped loop handle, on moulded base, the decanter framework tipping forward to release three heavy hobnail, slice and star cut spirit decanters, each 7ins high, with cut bulbous stoppers for same, by Walker & Hall, overall size 16.5ins x 7.5ins x 14ins high

A George V silver thimble pattern spirit tot, 2.5ins high, London 1918

Victorian tea urn heavily chased and engraved complete with spirit bureau

Silver plate scalloped edge spirit kettle on stand, together with 4-piece matching tea service

Various Quality Plated Table Ware Items - 2 Tureens, Spirit Kettle A/F, Coffee Pot, Caddy, Condiment Set Boxed, And 4 Bottle Cruet (One Stopper Not Matching)

Scotch Whisky Souvenir Galloway Bull Figure, Spirit Souvenir Brown Bull Figure, Whisky Souvenir Brown Bear Figure And Whisky Souvenir Scotch Barrel

Victorian mahogany 'banjo' barometer, of extremely and unusually large proportions, the swan neck pediment over a small circular dial and a thermometer scale, above the silvered barometer dial inscribed with the maker 'Duncan / 92 / Union Street / Aberdeen', over a spirit level, 56in (142cm) high

A 20TH-CENTURY SILVER-PLATED SPIRIT KETTLE ON STAND, the body of compressed spherical form with foliate decoration, the stand (lacking burner) on three cabriole legs with shell feet, unmarked, 39.5cm, (15.5in) high overall

A GEORGE V SILVER SPIRIT BURNER having a spreading hexagonal reservoir with dual adjusting knobs on a decagonally-facetted inverted balustroid stem and spreading hexagonal foot, hallmarked Birmingham 1925, makers H & F, 13.5cm, (5.3in) high

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER DISH ON PLATED STAND, the former of rounded oblong form, the domed cover, engraved with a crest (a stag's head erased), with neo- classical style boat-form urn finial, the bead-edged base with twin handles, hallmarked London, 1895, makers William Gibson and John Langman (Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co.) 68 ozs, (2115gm), on a silver-plated stand of oblong form on four reeded and fluted legs with hairy paw feet, the X-stretcher with central aperture for a spirit burner, the whole 35cm across handles x 21cm x 21cm high, (13.8in x 8.3in x 8.3in)