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Two brown saltglaze stoneware spirit flasks modelled as sailors, each standing holding a pipe, one with base inscribed "P.J. Dowden / Pied Bull / Streatham", heights 21.7 and 23.0cm, unmarked, mid-19th century (each with chips to brims of hats)

A Stephen Green brown stoneware Queen Victoria commemorative spirit flask, moulded on one side with the young queen holding a mace with the crown on a pedestal beside her, and on the other with the pre-Victorian royal arms surmounted by a lion on a crown, height 20.2cm, incised mark "Published by / S. Green, Lambeth / July 20, 1837" (small chip to rim)

A MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER, first half of the 19th Century, boxwood and ebony stringing, by Cremonini, Wolverhampton, broken pediment, hygrometer, thermometer, brass dial, bone adjustment knob and spirit level, height 108cm

AN OAK WHEEL BAROMETER, late 19th Century, ogee pediment, hygrometer, thermometer, enamel dial, bone adjustment knob and spirit level, height 98cm

A CASED SET OF GLASS SPIRIT MEASURES, together with various unassociated related equipment (parcel)

Chinese ivory card-case carved with flowers and foliage, an Indian micro-mosaic card-case, a spirit flask with leather and silver plated mounts

Stationary Steam Engine, vertical boiler, spirit fired, steel base 3" square x 19cms (7.5") high..

Mamod Steam Roller, SRI, spirit fired, boxed and Mamod SP3 steam engine, boxed (2 items).

A Stuart decanter and stopper, cut with diamond and facet bands, star cut base, a square section spirit decanter and stopper, and other glass.

A 4.75in. brass windmill pattern hand-bell; and Indian brass hand-bell with figure pattern handle; a brass female figure pattern hand-bell; a Benares brass 4.75in. vase; a pair of miniature Benares brass vases; a 2in. circular brass ashtray; a Britannia metal and leather-mounted pocket spirit flask; a brass hair-tidy; and an oblong brass mounted photograph frame.

A 3.5in. glass and pewter mounted pocket spirit flask; and a Victorian lady's dress hem holder with embossed foliated decoration. (2)

An egg coddler of ovoid form with swan cover, boar and scrollwork legs, spirit burner under, 8.25in. (20.5cm) high.

A Victorian cut glass and silver mounted spirit flask, the hinged cover embossed with foliated scroll design with plain oval detachable cup.

A silver spirit kettle stand and burner raised on pad feet.

A cut glass spirit decanter with matching stopper and a set of four rummers with a knop to the stem. (5)

A decanter of bottle shape, a further decanter of gourd shape and two square shape spirit decanters, all with stoppers. (4)

A double sided Motor BP Spirit enamel sign

A plated four piece tea set including spirit kettle, tea pot, milk jug and sugar bowl

Anna Mary Howitt (19th century), Two sheets bearing text inscribed by the artist, the first with a roundel depicting a pencil drawing of an old man above an extract of text; the second a poem 'The Spirit of Poetry', each signed and inscribed The Hermitage, Highgate, 1854, lower left, the first, text 25 x 35.5, roundel 23.5 cm diameter, the second 33.5 x 21.5 cm, each bears impressed mark upon the mount upper left, for De La Rue & Co., London Board, each unframed

Stoneware storage jars and spirit barrel by Mowbray of Grantham and pine cutlery tray.

A Beswick porcelain model of a horse "Spirit of Fire" grey matt, model no. 2829, 8" high, on black wooden plinth.

A Beswick porcelain model of a horse "Spirit of the Wind", matt brown, model no. 2688, 8" high.

A Beswick porcelain model of a mare and foal, "Spirit of Affection", matt palomino, model no. 2689/2536, 8" high, on wooden plinth.

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER, with damp/dry dial, spirit thermometer with silvered scale, convex mirror, silvered dial, the spirit level back plate inscribed "H Ross, Warranted", the case with swan neck pediment and stringing outline, the base square. Height 38".

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".

A Moulded Pottery Spirit Barrel, of oval shape with overpainted transfer printed fox hunting scene, inscribed "Irish", with Cover and tap, Height 11", and a Smaller Spirit Barrel, colour transfer printed with a Staging scene and inscribed in gilt capitals "Port", with Cover and tap, Height 8". (2)

A PAIR OF CUT CRYSTAL MALLET SHAPED DECANTERS, with hobnail bands, slice cut necks and fluted mushroom Stoppers, Height 9", and A CYLINDRICAL CUT SPIRIT DECANTER, Height 7.5". (3)

A late 19th century brass spirit kettle and stand with ebony handles and with embossed foliate scrolls to each corner of the base, 38cm high

A late 19th century EPNS silver spirit kettle and a Mappin & Webb Princes plate bowl

A plated spirit kettle on stand, 35cm

A Victorian electroplate tea perculator, with all over foliate engraved decoration, the spherical urn fitted with a spiggot tap on leaf scroll cast cabriole legs with a spirit burner below, the top issuing a u shaped pipe leading to an ovoid shaped vessel, all supported on a shaped stand with scrolled feet, 30cms long x 36cms high

Pair of Edwardian tall glass decanters, engraved with roses design, together with a spirit decanter with moulded house design.

William IV Scottish Silver Egg Cup, a white metal boxing Desk Seal, Chester Spirit Funnel and sundry minor Silver items

MONTESQUIEU (CHARLES DE SECONDAT, Baron de) THE SPIRIT OF LAWS, TRANS. THOMAS NUGENT. THE SIXTH EDITION, 2 vol., vol. 2 title-page detached, contemporary calf, Dublin, for W. M'Kenzie & J. Moore, 1792; and 2 others, China, 8vo & oblong 4to (4).

An 18th century Derby porcelain figure of a young man carrying a spirit barrel over his shoulder, 17.5 cm high.

A BP Moto Spirit Large Enamel Sign

Three Pyrene Fire Extinguishers; A Two Gallon Petrol Can by ROP; one by Shell Motor Spirit; and A Lanchester Radiator Grille (6)

Two Signs, 'Danger Petroleum Spirit' (enamelled) and a Michelin

A Charcoal Drawing by Charles Sykes. Both this drawing and its companion have a unique place in the history of the most famous motor car of them all, Rolls-Royce, and its crowning glory, the most famous mascot of them all, The Spirit of Ecstacy, 52cm by 39.5cm

MOUNTAINEERING. Smythe. F.S The spirit of the Hills, 1935 (11)

Pair of 19th Century cut and engraved glass sherry decanters and stoppers, also an unusual ruby flashed cut glass spirit decanter of square section with faceted stopper. (3)

19th Century barometer and thermometer by Carinalli, Gloucester, the silvered dry/damp dial above silvered thermometer and convex mirror, engraved wheel dial below with ivory knop and silvered inscribed 'Spirit Level Dial', in banjo shaped mahogany case with boxwood and ebony edge stringing and swan-neck pediment with brass finial to the elongated neck, 38" high.

SPIRIT FLASK. 10.5 ins tall, t.t, saltglaze, flattened round shouldered flask with handle to rear. Impressed to shoulder 'RICHARDSON/ LATE WATKINS/ WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT/ 90 ST JOHN STREET/ SMITHFIELD BARS'. Unusual & rare large size. Very good.

SLAB SEAL REFORM FLASK. 7.75 ins tall to top half modelled as Lord Brougham in shiny brown glaze, lower section in grey/ green glaze. Shaped seal reads 'C. JOHNSON/ WINE & SPIRIT VAULTS/ WATERSIDE/ LINCOLN', 'OLDFIELD & CO' impressed to rear. Believed to be the only recorded example! Good.

SLAB SEAL REFORM FLASK. 8.25 ins tall, mid-brown glaze, double sided flask, Queen Victoria to one side, Prince Albert to the other with slab seal below which reads 'WILLIAMSONS/ WINE & SPIRIT VAULTS/ BOLLINGTON'. Base chip. Previously unrecorded.

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 PAIR OF FOLIATE BORDERED SILVER SPIRIT LABELS, engraved PORT and BRANDY, Birmingham 1972, and a ditto WHISKY LABEL, with shell and foliate border, Birmingham 1971. (3).

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED GLASS SPIRIT FLASK, bayonet fitting cap and monogrammed detachable base, LONDON 1902, makers mark WW.ET, approximately 5 ins high.

A spirit kettle, plain circular, on openwork stand with burner, 10.5 in. (27cm).

A spirit kettle, plain circular, on openwork stand with burner, 10.5 in. (27cm).

A Victorian Kettle Stand with spirit burner having gadrooned rim on claw feet

Set of nine engraved glass Spirit Tots, four ice Plates, five Sherries and a cut glass Jam Pot

A white enamel Spirit Flask, Barber's Bowl, Toasting Fork and quantity of Marking Irons

A 19th Century Rosewood Mercury Wheel Barometer, with Dry/Damp dial, spirit thermometer with silvered scale, convex mirror, silvered dial and spirit level, the back plate inscribed "Warranted Correct", the case with swans neck pediment, on square base. Height 38".

A Pair of Modern Square Section Spirit Decanters, a Ships Decanter, and Three Others, (12).

Harrer (Heinrich) The White Spider, 1959 ~ [Tuckett (Elizabeth F.)] Pictures in Tyrol, no dust-jacket as issued, 1867 ~ Pilley (Dorothy) Climbing Days, 1935 ~ Association of British Members of the Alpine Club. Inauguration of the Cabane Britannia on the Klein Allalinhorne Saas Fee, 1913 ~ Gillman (Peter) and Dougal Haston. Eiger Direct, photographs by Christian Bonington, 1966 ~ Packe (Charles) The Spirit of Travel, original embossed cloth, 1857, first editions, plates, original cloth, some slightluy soiled, dust-jackets, chipped, rubbed, faded; and 14 others, European Mountaineering, 8vo (20).

Rodier (Camille) Le Vin de Bourgogne, coloured plates, illustrations, original calf-backed marbled boards, gilt spine, rubbed, La Cote D'Or, L. Damidot, [1937] ~ Butler (Frank Hedges) Wine and the Wine Lands of the World, plates, ownership label on verso of front cover, original cloth, gilt, spine faded, 1926 ~ Clarets and Sauternes, illustrations, ink stamps on title page, front endpaper loose, inner hinges cracked, original lcoth, gilt, soiled, spine tanned, tears to edges of spine, The Wine and Spirit Trade Records, 1920 ~ Redding (Cyrus) A History and Description of Modern Wines, frontispiece, detached, original embossed cloth, faded, rebacked, retaining original spine, paper label tipped in, corners bruised, 1851, first editions; and a quantity of others, on Wine, v.a. (qty).

-. London during the Blitz, a group of 51 press agency photographs showing bomb damage and the resilient spirit of Londoners, silver prints, various sizes to 245 x 190mm., the majority with typed captions and agency stamps "passed by censor" on the verso, 1940-41; with 24 photographs of paintings by Eric Kennington, Stanley Spencer, Paul Nash and other official war artists issued by the Ministry of Information, 1940s (75).

A pair of Continental engraved and gilt rectangular section spirit flasks and stoppers (one matched), for a travelling case, the shoulders of each with a chequered band, 25cm high; and a smaller pair ensuite, circa 1800, 14cm high, (one with damaged neck)

A set of four early 20th century French gilt-metal-mounted scent bottles and stoppers in the Etruscan taste, set in a pierced oval stand, 11cm wide, (one with replacement stopper); and a spirit bottle and stopper named for 'ESS: WHITE ROSE', 21cm high overall, (replacement stopper)