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Regency cut glass spirit decanter and a stone ware hot water bottle (2)

Regency Irish cut glass spirit decanter and stopper, 22cm, with a modern silver whisky collar, also a pair of Georgian Irish cut glass pedestal table salts (3)

Set of five modern silver spirit labels, each inscribed within a Rococo style acanthus and shell border

Elkington & Co. silver four piece tea service, Birmingham 1915, comprising spirit kettle on stand, complete with burner, teapot, sucrier and milk jug, each of bun form with an egg and dart banded centre, gross weight approx. 75ozs, also a later silver sugar spoon (5)

Lady's crocodile skin travelling vanity case, containing a complement of silver topped bottles, hallmarked London 1924, mother of pearl handled manicure set, ivory backed brushes, shoe horn, travelling spirit burner, nickel plated locks, 34cm, with an additional silver backed hand mirror and hairbrush.

19th century oak boxed pair of travelling spirit decanters, the lockable lid with gilt brass rebated handle the rectangular decanters with canted corners and faceted stoppers, complete with key, 39cm high x 22cm wide.

A pearlware flattened oval spirit flask, with cylindrical neck, moulded in relief with Shakespearian scenes, picked out in underglaze blue and green, and painted in blue with simple flowersprays, on round foot, 17.2cm high (6 3/4"), impressed mark, Voysey, (rim and footrim chips)

A Stephen Green stoneware spirit flask, in the form of a pistol, 21. 5cm long (8 1/2"), impressed mark, 'Stephen Green, Imperial Potteries, Lambeth', circa (chip)

Charles Lindberg Tapestry Showing the pioneer aviator and his plane The Spirit of St Louis. Produced to commemorate the first transatlantic flight. Reverse marked 'made in France - registered'. Good condition.140x47cm

Union Motor Spirit Enamel Sign Double sided with red script and red/blue logo on white background. Marked 'Property of AUC Co Ltd' to bottom right-hand corner. Mounting flange. Very good condition. 55x38cm

An EPNS tea urn, 1920's, in classical revival style, the two-handled urn raised on three reeded flat bracket legs and paw feet joined by a tri-form base, dated 26th August 1926 with spirit burner, ebony spigot and finial, 12" high

A Victorian copper spirit kettle with turned ebonised handle and rustic stand with spirit burner, 12" high.

A green glass decanter, of flattened spherical form, with loop handle and with metal collar and stopper, 19th century, 8.25" high, together with a blue club shaped spirit decanter with associated lozenge stopper, inscribed in gilt 'Brandy', 19th century, 9" high. (2)

Two modern oblong spirit flasks;+ one with a pull-off cup and the other curved to fit the pocket, mixed makers and dates, 7.5oz. (2)

A Victorian silvergilt mounted cut glass spirit flask,+ with applied monograms, a beaded cap and pull off drinking cup, by Frederick Purnell, London 1874, 5.5in (14cm) high.

A mixed lot :+ Four napkin rings, two spirit flasks, a cased set of twelve teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, a cased presentation key, a cased spoon and napking ring and a butter dish cover only. (lot)

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PAINTED MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER, the spirit thermometer with silvered scale and silvered dial, the spirit level with silvered back plate inscribed "Bemasconi Merthyr", the case with onion shaped top and base, the borders with painted scrolls. Lacking Damp/Dry dial and knob. Height 40".

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK SINGLE BOTTLE TANTALUS STAND, with plated mounts and carrying handle, fitted with a cut glass spirit decanter and stopper. Width 6".

A LARGE AUTOGRAPH ALBUM containing numerous pen and ink sketches and watercolours, the one depicting a post-match scene following the Spurs v Burnley game 1921, captioned "The Football Spirit-The Lost City".

A George V circular waiter of Georgian design with moulded rim, on four scroll feet, 6ins diameter, London 1918, a George VI plain baluster shaped tankard of Georgian design with moulded rim and footrim, 4.5ins high, Birmingham 1941, a small Victorian plain curved spirit flask, 3ins x 3ins, London 1895, and a George V silver mounted desk timepiece, the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, contained in plain silver balloon pattern case, 4.75ins high, Birmingham 1915

A three bottle spirit cruet with folding loop handle, on octagonal base with shell pattern feet, 12ins x 4ins x 11ins high, complete with three slice and hobnail cut octagonal spirit decanters, 6.25ins high, and stoppers for same

An Early 19th Century Rosewood Wheel Barometer, Bothroyd, Middleham, the 7 3/4 in silvered dial, concave mirror, arched thermometer and dry/damp dial above, beneath a swan-neck pediment (altered/replaced), the spirit level dial inscribed Bothroyd, Middleham, 95cm high

A Victorian electroplate breakfast dish by Walker & Hall, with domed swivel top, raised on four reeded legs with paw feet, 34.5cm diameter together with an electroplate rechaud with spirit lamp to base (2)

A mid 19th century French brass and enamel scent bottle casket, the domed rectangular lid and each side applied with enamelled roundels inside engraved leaves, 15cm wide together with a copper miniature kettle and spirit measure (3)

Travelling Drinks Set Dating from 1930's, comprises three graduated silver-plated beakers and a cut glass spirit bottle housed in a brown leather case. Excellent condition. 17cm

Spirit Of Ecstasy Mascot A magnificent example as fitted to a Silver Ghost, in solid nickel. The base is inscribed 'Charles Sykes', patented and dated. This was the largest size of post WW1 Silver Ghost mascot and this example is in excellent original condition and mounted on a substantial wooden display plinth. 26cm.

Rolls-Royce Ink Blotter An unusual item from 1920's being an ebonised wood blotter with silver plated 'Spirit Of Ecstasy' handle. The mascot is marked 'C.Sykes' on the base with usual under wing markings. Good condition. The ultimate desk accessory for the Rolls-Royce enthusiast who has everything! 13cm.

Silver Serpah & Corniche Spirit of Ecstasy Mascot Complete with stainless steel radiator mount and full spring mechinism with internal fittings. Cost £1,100 from Rolls-Royce in 2000 and very rare as few of these last of line cars were produced. Excellent condition.

Showroom Spirit Of Ecstasy Made of nickel plated cast bronze mounted on polished black marble base. Based on a figure produced for a small number of Rolls dealerships prior to Great War. This example is made from bronze rather than the more common resin. Very good condition, 54cm tall.

Spirit of Ecstasy Letter Opener Stainless steel with 'Spirit of Ecstasy' handle, dating from 1970's. Scarce, mint condition. 19cm

Rolls-Royce Ashtray An official item presented to H Metclafe to commemorate his long service (1938-78). Features miniature Spirit of Ecstasy and impressed RR insignia. Good quality item.

J. Douglas Egham; a mid 19th century rosewood wheel barometer, with hygrometer, thermometer, circular convex mirror, main register and spirit level, the latter inscribed with the maker's name, 98cm high

Rosaspini & Caracia Cliff Lewes; a mid 19th century mahogany and line-inlaid wheel barometer, with hygrometer, thermometer, main register and spirit level, the latter inscribed with the maker's name, 114cm high (damage and losses)

A Victorian silver mounted cut glass spirit flask, London 1896, retailed by Asprey

A group of awards to Fred Winter Esq, National Hunt trainer, comprising; a silver trophy in the form of a horse's hoof, inscribed 'H.W.A Derby Awards, F Winter Esq, N.H. Trainer December 6th 1971', Birmingham 1971, 13cm wide (5 in), 1077g (34.5 oz), a Garrard 'Regent Plate' oval salver with an applied polychrome plaque 'Whitbread British Sports Awards, Best of the Best and inscribed to Fred Winter, 37cm (14.5 in), three various plated and inscribed mugs, a plated rectangular picture frame inscribed 'Chepstow Races', a rose bowl with two double scroll handles, a moulded girdle and domed foot, two fox mask stirrup cups, a round spirit flask with a panel depicting racehorses with jockeys up, and an ebonised panel with applied plaque

Pair of Regency Bristol blue glass spirit decanters, circa 1810-20, each of mallet form with a flattened pear shaped stopper, gilded with fruiting vine labels inscribed 'Brandy' and 'Rum' suspended from gilded neck chains, height 24cm, also a similar blue glass decanter with stopper and triple banded neck, inscribed 'Gin', height 24cm (3)

Victorian silver plated spirit kettle on stand, circa 1845-1860, lobed baluster form with scrolled handle, raised on a base festooned with floral swags, raised on dolphin and shell supports, height 33cm

A pair of cut ovoid spirit decanters and mushroom stoppers, with a geometric pattern field of fine diamonds, 19cm high, circa 1830 (some minute chips, one with water discolouration)

A selection of glass, comprising: five various double-lipped wine rinsers (two with rim chips); and four spirit decanters and stoppers cut with a diamond band above flutes, first quarter 19th century

Matched silver plated six piece tea and coffee service, circa 1920, comprising faceted baluster spirit kettle on stand, complete with burner, baluster coffee pot, teapot, two sugar basins and a milk jug

V Manga-Cavallo, Leicester, mahogany cased banjo barometer, early 19th Century, with humidity dial, silvered thermometer, main dial and spirit level within a boxwood strung case, 97cm

A pair of large silver plated Samovars each with detachable spirit burners, by Mappin & Webb, stamped to the reverse 'Queen's Plate', 64cm high

An 8.25in. square shaped deeply cut spirit decanter with cut stopper; a globular decanter and a stopper; and a moulded circular tapered decanter with moulded stopper. (3)

A Ruddspeed Rolls Royce spirit decanter in the shape of a chrome plated radiator, 20cm.

A Bohemian square spirit decanter and stopper, the upper section tinted in green, enamelled in orange and gilt with foliate swags, 20cm high, together with a ruby flash bottle vase painted with foliate scrolls. (2)

A pair of spirit labels, for Thomas Goode & Co., Sheffield 1939, engraved 'Brandy' and 'Sherry' within embossed vine borders, contained in original case.

An early 19th century close plated coffee pot, of Adam influence, the reeded body engraved with foliate wreath, a later plated teapot and associated spirit burner stand. (3)

A MID 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY MERCURY WHEEL BAROMETER, with Damp/Dry dial, spirit thermometer and convex mirror, the silvered dial inscribed "F Stringa Carmarthen", the spirit level with back plate inscribed "Warranted Correct", lacking glass, the stringing outlined case lacking pediment. Height 36".

A BRASS PLAIN MINERS DIAL, the Compass box enclosed by a brass cover, the silvered dial inscribed "White, Mether", the folding arms with sights and with spirit level, mounted on a ball and socket joint, in a leather carrying case. Diameter 5". Height 7".

A pair of cut glass spirit decanters of square shape with faceted circular stoppers, a further similar spirit decanter and stopper, a cut glass bottle shaped decanter and stopper together with two silver decanter labels, a plated label and a Coalport label. (4)

Two silver snuff boxes, Edward Smith and John Shaw, Birmingham, 1832/18 engine turned; viniagrette, Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1845; 3 vestas, pill box, spirit flask and two other boxes

A rosewood and brass mounted spirit level by W. Marples & Sons, Hibernia; and two other brass mounted levels, of sizes (3).

A late Victorian rosewood and brass mounted spirit level, 12" long.

A DUTCH TRAVELLING SPIRIT BOX the mahogany box inlaid with shell and paterae, fitted with eight rectangular decanters with gilt shoulders and one slice cut glass, 13in. (33cm.) wide

An Edwardian mounted glass spirit flask, of rounded oblong form, with a leather clad upper body and a pull-off cup, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1908, 6in (15.2cm) 3oz. weighable silver.

A George III Scottish spirit flask, with a bayonet fitting cap (secured on a chain) and a pull off base, decorated with a band of wrigglework engraving, initialled and crested, by Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh 1782, 6in (15.2cm) high, 9oz.

A CASED BRASS MOUNTED ONE FOLD BOXWOOD RULE CLINOMETER, by "Steward, 405 Strand, London", with inset compass and spirit level, Length 12", and a BRASS ANEROID BAROMETER, by "Harling, London", in a drum shaped case with loop handle above and two feet beneath, Diameter 3.5". Glass AF. (2)

A LEATHER CANTEEN, fitted with a rectangular plated Kettle with caned swinging handle, a Lampstand with Spirit Burner, a Sandwich Box, a rectangular Flask, a glass Bottle etc.. 12" x 6". Height 7".

A Victorian silver plated four piece cut glass cruet; a pair of pickle jars on stand; and an amber glass spirit flask with engraved mounts, 8.5in. high.

A pair of complimentary Doulton stoneware spirit decanters of square form with single loop handles, the shoulders decorated with bands of flowers and leaves, silver plated stoppers, dated 1881, approximately 7.25in high.