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Emily Barnard. 5.5in. x 3.75in. (14 x 9.5cm) oval. "A spirit yet a woman too" - a bust portrait in pencil and wash, signed and inscribed.

After Arthur Rackham. 14.25in. x 10in. (36 x 25.5cm). An elderly woman watched by a tree spirit - pen and ink. With signature.

A 13.25in. oak tantalus containing three square-shaped cut glass spirit decanters and stoppers.

A pair of pewter circular tapered foliated engraved pepperettes; a pewter 2.75in. pocket spirit flask; a mahogany 2.5in. circular box and cover; a pewter quart tankard; a pewter measure; and a whalebone circular tapered riding crop, with electroplated mounts, a marble relic of Cleopatra's Needle and dog's head pattern finial (8)

After Charles Sykes, a bronze spirit of Ecstasy figure, on connemara marble plinth, 4.75ins

A Victorian oak tantalus with silver plated mounts and lock-plate, complete with 3 cut glass spirit decanters and stoppers (one decanter a.f.)

A pair of Edwardian small spirit decanters etched with ivy and tentacles, 6.5ins.

A Victorian mahogany veneered wheel barometer with convex mirror between silvered hygrometer, thermometer and barometer dials, spirit level beneath, 3ft 6ins (swan neck pediment incomplete, one bezel missing)

A Bing gauge I spirit-fired live steam tank locomotive, no.1902, 0-4-0 wheels, boiler fitted with dome, safety valve and whistle, together with track (paintwork worn)

A quantity of cut glass, comprising; six wine glass rinsers, a plate, two various spirit decanters and stoppers and six small rummers, various dates 19th century

Various items of cut glass, comprising; a club-shaped decanter and stopper, 25.5cm high (stopper cut down); a slender spirit decanter and ring stopper, 24cm high; a facetted water jug, 23cm high; a pedestal bonbonniere and cover and three various salts (some chips), various dates mostly 19th century

A 19th Century Mahogany Mercury Wheel Barometer with silvered Damp/Dry dial, thermometer scale, dial, the spirit level back plate inscribed "M Barnasconi, Leeds", the case with swan neck pediment. Height 38".

A Victorian EPNS Repousse Two Handled Tea Urn & Cover of Neoclassical style, the integral lampstand fitted with a cylindrical spirit burner, on four lion mono podia. Height 21".

A Victorian Brass Tea Kettle & Lampstand, the Kettle of flattened melon shape with opaque white glass handle insulation, the Stand fitted with a spirit burner. Height 13".

Wodehouse (P.G.) Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit, first edition, original boards, dust-jacket slightly rubbed and chipped and with a couple of short tears, 8vo, 1954.

A silver table spirit lighter with a flaming finial and a globular base, 9 cm high.

Ashdown, Tonbridge, a mid 19th century rosewood wheel barometer with silvered dial, hygrometer, thermometer, spirit level and a small circular convex mirror, 95cm high.

A mid 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, with silvered dial, hygrometer, thermometer, and spirit level, the latter inscribed Sutherland Derby, surmounted with a broken pediment and gilt metal urn finial, height 95.5 cm.

Jas. Lillia; a mid 19th century mahogany and boxwood banded wheel barometer, with silvered dial, hygrometer, thermometer and spirit level, the latter inscribed Jas. Lillia, Fecit, 109cm.

J. Mangiacavalli; A mid 19th century mahogany and boxwood banded wheel barometer, with silvered dial, hygrometer, thermometer, small convex mirror and spirit level, the latter inscribed J. Mangiacavalli, 22 Chs. St. Hattn. Gard., surmounted with a broken pediment and urn finial, 98cm high.

A 19th century burr yew, ebony strung and kingwood banded decanter box, the domed, serpentine lid inlaid with a cartouche, enclosing four frosted and cut spirit decanters and stoppers with five glasses in a gilt metal portable holder, 21 high x 34 wide x 25.5cm deep.

A William Hutton Tea Kettle & Lamp Stand, the Kettle of flattened spherical shape engraved with foliate scrolls and with a pair of cartouches bearing crests, the circular Stand fitted with spirit burner, on three scroll legs terminating shell feet. Height 15.5"

Ronson Elephant chromium plated table lighter, removable spirit burner on oval base, 30cm.

A silver plated spirit kettle on stand, in the Georgian style, with burner. 13 1/4"(34cm) high

An Empire Magic Lantern Outfit and a Patheorama film viewer: the Empire lantern having a black tinplate body with spirit burner and glass chimney, lens and tinplate funnel, complete with a selection of slides, all in original poor to fair box; the Patheorama film viewer also in original poor to fair box, together with several boxed slide films

A German toy magic lantern outfit, comprising a black tinplate lantern with spirit burner and glass chimney, lens and tinplate funnel, complete with twelve children's subject slides, all in original poor to fair box with coloured label to the lid marked Made in Germany

RED RUM - THE SPIRIT OF AINTREE, a limited edition colour print 239/850, by Peter Deighan, signed by the artist and Frankie Dettori to the lower margin, 50x60cm.

A late Victorian silver plated spirit and condiment bottle stand, the six cut glass bottles with stoppers or plated tops.

A late Victorian silver spirit kettle and stand, London 1890, of oval half reeded form with ebony handle and reeded finial and raised on an oval ring frame stand, four reeded tapering legs, cast paw feet and with detachable spirit burner, the kettle with presentation inscription, 10" long, approx. 40ozs all in

A GEORGE V SILVER SPIRIT FLASK, of canted rectangular form, with engine turned decoration and a bayonet fitting hinged cap, BIRMINGHAM 1928, approximately 5 3/4 oz.

A Doulton & Watts, Lambeth Pottery salt-glazed stoneware spirit-barrel, moulded in relief and partially painted in brown glaze with bands of fruiting vine and the Royal coat of arms, height 31cm (12 1/4in), impressed marks, mid 19th century

A pair of engraved spirit decanters and a pair of stoppers, of rectangular form with canted corners and facetted shoulders, named for HOLLAND and ERIN, within rectangular cartouches and sprays of flowers, Erin engraved with a harp, Holland with a pipe-smoker seated on a barrel, the reverse with monogram WD, height 23cm (9in) overall, early 19th century (Holland cracked)

A set of three green glass and gilt spirit decanters and facetted stoppers, of shaped rectangular form with canted corners, named for HOLLANDS, BRANDY and RUM, beneath facetted shaoulders, height 20cm (8in), with plated stand, early 19th century (some minute facet chips and wear to gilding)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE BRASS SPIRIT KETTLE ON STAND, the circular kettle with a rafia bound handle and angular reeded spout, raised on a "D" ended outline stand, with central burner.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FIVE DIAL BANJO BAROMETER, the swan neck pediment above a boxwood and ebony strung case, with hygrometer, thermometer, convex mirror, silvered main dial and spirit level, inscribed John Tosana, Lincoln, approximately 37 ins high.

'Everybody's Boswell' ill. Ernest Shepard, G Bell, 1949 in D/W. Tog. with ROWSE, A.L. 'The English Spirit' essays in History and Literature. MacMillan 1944 in D/W. plus BRYANT, Arthur 'Samuel Pepys' Collins, 1949 in D/W plus other history. (3 boxes)

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER by R Adie of Liverpool, with hygrometer, thermometer and spirit level, the principal dial engraved and signed, 41"high.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER with hygrometer, thermometer, mirror and spirit lever, the principal steel dial with engraved decoration, signed Campanovo, 'Summers Town', Oxon, circa 1820, 37"high.

Two telescopes, a camera, binoculars and a spirit flask; the two two-drawer refracting telescope stamped Hammersley, London and Gieves Ltd, the camera in a leather case, the binoculars in a leather case and the elongated tapering spirit flask with silver mounts, Birmingham 1906 by George Unite, in a leather case with saddle strap

A silver spirit burner extinguisher of tapering tubular ribbed form, London 1908 by J C Vickery, 30.5cm long (12in)

A silver spirit burner extinguisher of tapering tubular ribbed form, Birmingham 1915 by E Baker & Son, 30.5cm long (12in)

A silver spirit burner extinguisher of tapering tubular ribbed form, Birmingham 1908 by E Baker & Son, 30.5cm long (12in)

A silver spirit burner extinguisher of tapering tubular ribbed form, London circa 1910 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd (the marks rubbed), 30.5cm long (12in)

A rectangular engine turned spirit flask, the cap with initials 'R.S.C', Chester 1936 by Asprey & Co. Ltd. - 6oz

An oblong spirit flask, with a removable cup and engraved with two crests, Chester 1915 by Asprey and Co. Ltd - 8oz

A selection of wine glasses, 18th and 19th century, including a round funnel bowl, example engraved with a rosebud on swelling knop stem and folded foot 5" high and also a spirit measure (12)

Wilkinson (Charles K), Nishapur Pottery of the Early Islamic Period, New York (n-d); Talbot Rice, Byzantine Glazed Pottery; Dimand (M S), A Handbook of Muhammadan Art; Birdwood (George), Indian Arts; Murdoch Smith (R, Major), Persian Art; Hobson (R L), A Guide to the Islamic Pottery of the Near East; Binyen (Lawrence), The Spirit of Man in Asian Art; Hassan (Z M), Moslem Art in the Fouad I University Museum; Fehervari (Geza), Early 18th century Persian Blue and White; The Arts Council 1967; Turkish Art of the Seijuk and Ottoman periods; Brown (Percy), Indian Architecture (Islamic Period); Lane (Arthur), A Guide to the Collection of Tiles; Syrien-Forum der Volker und Kulteren - Land des Baal, Sothebys Catalogue for Arts of the Islamic World April 2000; Sotheby's catalogue for the Olsen Collection of Persian Pottery and Works of Art, December 1964; A Christie's Fine Antiquities Catalogue for April 1978 and an illustrated Souvenir of the Exhibition of Persian Art at Burlington House in 1931

A Bohemian ruby-flashed spirit set, with gilt-line borders, comprising; a pair of mallet-shaped decanters and stoppers, a shaped-oval tray and twelve spirit cups with clear and gilt loop handles, late 19th century (one cup cracked)

A Victorian silver samovar, Thomas Walter & Henry Holland, London 1881, in Regency style, with ivory finial and reeded domed cover, gadrooned edge, lion mask ring handles, the plain half reeded body applied with a spigot with ivory handle and raised on four reeded square section legs and claw feet on a concave sided square platform with gadrooned edge and on bun feet, the platform with attached spirit burner, the underside monogrammed and inscribed Souvenir February 20th 1882, 10 in (25.4 cm) high, 933.1 gm, (30 oz)

An electroplated tea urn, 19th century, in neo classical style, with reeded finial and acanthus cast handles, cast spigot and ivory tap, the circular base with pull-out spirit burner raised on a square plinth and four ball feet, impressed mark for William Hutton & Sons, to hold eight pints, body dented, 22" high

AN EDWARDIAN SPIRIT FLASK, part leather covered, monogrammed "RJ", 5. 25" high, Sheffield 1903

A SMALL EDWARDIAN COPPER SPIRIT KETTLE ON STAND, the stand with four brass splay legs, complete with burner, 9.5" high

A BESWICK MARE AND FOAL, entitled "Spirit of Affection" unglazed, raised on a platform base, 7.25" high

A Victorian brass spirit kettle on stand, the kettle cover with flowerhead finial over stylised floral embossed sides, the stand palmette moulded, 13 in (33.02 cm) high

A Sheffield plated spirit kettle on stand, the kettle with scrolled handle and half reeded body

Beswick china horse 'Spirit of Earth', 20th Century, grey gloss, designed by Graham Tongue, 7.5 in (19.05 cm) high

Pair of William IV spirit decanters, Circa 1835, mallet form with faceted shoulders and vertilinear cuts, faceted stopper, 8.5 in (21.59 cm) high

Turkish silver five piece tea service, late 19th/early 20th Century, comprising spirit kettle on stand, teapot, lidded sucrier, milk jug and serving tray, each of wrythen fluted form with acanthus capped handles and ball finials, the tray rectangular with a shaped and raised border, the tray 19.5 in (49.53 cm), marked '900'

Edwardian silver mounted cut glass spirit flask, London 1902, hobnail cut with hammered bayonet cap and initialled hammered cup base, 5.5 in (13.97 cm) high

A FULHAM POTTERY BROWN GLAZED SPIRIT FLASK, early 19th century, modelled as a percussion pistol and moulded with incised detail and hatched handle, impressed Fulham Pottery mark, (cracked and re-stuck hammer, chip), 10 in (25.4 cm) long