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A Continental clear glass fluted part table service, French or Belgian, comprising: thirty-two red wine goblets, twenty-six champagne flutes, fifty-four assorted white wine goblets, thirty-five liqueur glasses and a pair of decanters, 19th century (some chips and damage, some cut down)

Twenty-eight Continental clear and ruby-flashed wine glasses, cut with vertical flutes, the ovoid bowls supported on knopped stems and conical feet, 12cm high, third quarter 19th century (some small chips)

A 19th century papier mache round box and cover decorated with a gentleman tasting wine, seated at a table holding a wine glass and decanter, beside a bottle, a corkscrew and a spittoon, 10cm diameter

Two French silver wine tasters, most probably Michael-Pierre Bataille, Orleans, 1772-4 and Andre Fournier, Tours, 1757, reeded loop handles, lips stamped Pierre Chereau and P L Huillier 250gr, 8oz 6dwt

A silver wine cooler, Garrard & Co., London, 1964, shell gadroon rim, foliate side handles 27cm, 11in, high, 3450gr, 110oz

A Victorian silver claret jug, Horace Woodward & Co, Birmingham, 1878, plain mounts, cover surmounted by lion rampant and three arrows crested shield, 26cm, 10in high; , table cigar cutter, Birmingham, 1946, lion couchant crested; , gilt tazza, Asprey & Co, Birmingham, 1933, initialled and dated 1884 1934; , lighthouse caster, London, 1909, circa 1680 style; wine funnel, John Mewburn, London, 1814; and miscellaneous: tortoiseshell bladed paperknife, 1885, pair of grape scissors, 1889 and a Dutch spoon

A pair of George III silver pepperettes, Thomas Danielle, London, 1776, baluster; pair of salts, David Mowden, London, 1763, bulbous; sugar basket, Charles Chesterman, London, 1770, pierced pale form; two mustard pots, Henry Chawner, 1792 and maker's mark poorly struck, 1782, both London, ovoid; two mustard spoons, 1805/30; wine funnel, John Emes, London, 1800, part fluted; pair of sauce ladles, London, 1810; serving spoon, Peter and Ann Bateman, London, 1798 1000gr, 32oz 5dwt

A George III silver wine cup, Hester Bateman, London, 1780, plain circular with beaded borders 16cm, 6in high, 150gr, 4oz 8dwt

A 19TH-CENTURY PEWTER TUNDISH, 11.5cm, (4.5in) high, A COPPER WINE FUNNEL with tinned mesh strainer, 7.5cm, (3.1in) high and A SILVER-PLATED BRITANNIA METAL HAND-WARMER, 11cm, (4.5in) long, (including hinged hoop handle), (3)

A FINE LATE VICTORIAN DOLL'S MAHOGANY HALF TESTER BED, the canopy having a humped surmount and turned ball pendants with rails and wine damask curtains, matching headboard, the foot with carved oval "sunburst" patera between turned uprights with ball finials and feet, 29cm x 44cm x 43cm high, (11.4in x 17.3in x 17in), complete with A MINIATURE MATTRESS, blankets and A MINIATURE PATCH-WORK QUILT formed with conjoined hexagons in a variety of printed coloured fabrics, lace-edged

A GEORGE V PERIOD ROYAL ENGINEERS OFFICER'S SWORD, the half-basket hilt pierced with scrollwork and royal cypher GvR under a crown, the blade etched with Royal Arms, Maker's mark of Henry Wilkinson, London, the sharkskin grip wine-bound, in hide scabbard,

A SET OF SIX EARLY 20TH-CENTURY MOSS AGATE BUTTONS centred by seed pearls, in fitted wine moroco case

A GENTLEMAN'S 9CT GOLD KEYLESS POCKET WATCH, by J.W.Benson Ltd, Ludgate Hill, London, EC4, the 15-jewelled movement with English lever escapement, the dial having Roman hour numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, Swiss made, the case hallmarked London, 1935, in original wine faux-morocco case

A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED WINE BOTTLE COASTERS with ogee booges, the everted rims gadrooned, having rosewood-inset bases, L & Sons, E.P.N.S., 13.3cm, (5.25in) diameter

A PAIR OF SILVER-PLATED WINE COASTERS with Gothic style arcaded piercing, gadrooned edge and turned wooden bases, with central bosses, E.P.N.S., 14cm, (5.3in) diameter

A PAIR OF 19TH-CENTURY CIRCULAR WINE COASTERS, the sides of pierced ogee form, the everted edge of c-scroll and foliate design, EP on copper and EPNS, with turned wooden insets, internally 13cm, (5in) diameter

SEVEN LATE 18TH-CENTURY/EARLY 19TH-CENTURY WINE GLASSES comprising a plain-stemmed glass, the bowl having wheel-engraved bow-tied swags,folded foot, another similar with single-knopped stem, three plain-stemmed wines with plain bowls and folded feet, another with bucket-shaped bowl, single annular-knopped stem and folded foot, the last having a partially facetted inverted bell-shaped bowl, on single-knopped stem and plain foot, 8.4cm, (3.25in) to 11cm (4.4in) high (7)

A LATE 18TH-CENTURY PLAIN-STEMMED WINE GLASS with "deceptive" bowl, on plain foot, 9cm, (3.55in) high

THREE PERTHSHIRE PAPERWEIGHTS comprising a Baccarat-style example with animal and sailing boat silhouette canes and various cogs amidst broken latt- icino on a pink ground, one cane inscribed "97 IP6", sticker beneath (rubbed), 6.8cm diamater x 5cm high, (2.7in x 2in); Another, with four blue flowerhead canes and plant stems on spirally radiating pale lemon "spokes", small white inset to base "97 IP6", stickered, 7.5cm diameter x 5.5cm high, (3in x 2.2in), and A third, having yellow and white cogs arranged in three curved "spokes" within matching border on a wine ground, small white inset to base, "97 IP 9", stickered 6.3cm diameter x 5cm high, (2.5in x 2in) (3)

A MID 18TH-CENTURY JACOBITE AIRTWIST WINE-GLASS the inverted bell-shaped bowl engraved with a budded rose, emblematic of the Jacobite cause, on double- knopped air twist stem and plain conical foot, 18.4cm, (7.3in) high

THREE LATE GEORGIAN DOUBLE-LIPPED WINE-GLASS COOLERS having central reeded bands, 10cm, (4in) high

FOUR MATCHING GEORGE II STYLE WINE GLASSES the conical bowls on inverted balustroid stems with folded feet, 12.3cm, (4.8in) high

A VICTORIAN RELIEF-MOULDED POTTERY WINE JUG of facetted conical form on foot, the spout with Bacchus mask, the body decorated with a humorous scene of Native American Indians at play, the handle decorated with a human term, unmarked, 18cm, (7in) high

A 17TH-CENTURY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE "BELLARMINE" WINE BOTTLE having a bearded mask to the neck and oval medallion moulded with a crowned heraldic lion rampant to the body, on an all-over tiger-ware glaze, 22cm, (8.7in) high, (much restored)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN RELIEF-MOULDED POTTERY WINE JUG modelled to each side with a seated figure beneath a fruiting vine-decorated arbour, unmarked, 22cm, (8.6in) high (spout chip)

Seven Victorian barrels, each of the oval sectioned shapes with bands of wine red and bearing names: shrub, cloves, bitters, vinegar, aniseed, mint and raspberry, their lids and spigots of metal, 30cm high (7)

A pair of Chinese blanc de Chine wine cups, the leaf and butterfly moulded sides tapering to four legs raised on oval petal edged feet, 6.5cm wide (2)

An 18th century wine glass, the trumpet bowl on air twist stem and circular foot, 19.5cm high (D)

A pair of early 19th century Old Sheffield plate wine coasters of compressed circular shape below gadrooned edges with wooden insert bases, 16cm diameter and another later Old Sheffield plate wine coaster of compressed circular shape below a foliate gadrooned edge, 15.75cm diameter (3)

A pair of Old Sheffield plate wine coasters of compressed circular shape with foliate gadrooned edges, circa 1820, 16cm diameter and another wine coaster with broad pierced rim (3)

A set of five silver wine labels by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1977, commemorating the Queen's silver jubilee, each of spade shape, depicting the Royal Arms 1952-1977 and engraved Whisky, Gin, Port, Sherry and Brandy respectively, each with suspension chain, 6.5cm high, 6oz (5)

A set of six silver wine goblets by Wakely and Wheeler, London 1966, each raised from a plain circular foot below a baluster stem supporting a bucket bowl, 12.25cm high, 36oz (6)

A pair of silver wine goblets, maker DJS, London 1972, each raised from a circular beaded foot with knopped stem supporting plain gilt lined bowls, 11cm, 5.5oz (2)

Bordeaux red wine. Chateau Haut-Bages-Averous, Pauillac 1994, a dozen bottles in wooden case

Bordeaux red wine. Chateau Batailley, Pauillac 5me Cru 1994, a dozen bottles in wooden case

Bordeaux red wine. Chateau Batailley, Pauillac 5me Cru 1994, a dozen bottles in wooden case

Bordeaux red wine. Chateau du Domaine de L'Eglise, Pomerol 1995, a dozen bottles in wooden case

A William IV mahogany wine cooler, the moulded rectangular rising top with canted corners above panelled tapering sides and applied split mouldings flanked with petal cast brass carrying handles, standing on flattened bun feet with brass casters, 71cm wide

A George III mahogany wine cooler on stand, the octagonal rising top enclosing a fitted interior flanked with brass carrying handles, standing on square section tapering legs, 46cm wide

'Alger' a Lalique part table service, comprising; water goblets 12.5cm, (6), brandy balloons 12cm, (7), wine glasses in three sizes - 10cm, (9), 11cm, (9), 12cm (2), champagne glasses 9cm, (7) and liqueur (2), each piece signed 'Lalique France' (damage)

A Minton pottery 'Aesthetic Movement' vase, of tapering oviform with a cup-shaped neck, moulded in relief with a sparrow perched on a branch of carnations, the reverse with flowering prunus, picked out with metallic colours against a matt wine-coloured background, 24.5cm. high, impressed 'Minton' and '2683'

A George III flamed mahogany wine cooler of tapering octagonal form, with inlaid and cross-banded top, oval brass handles, scoop carved moulding and moulded square taper legs, on brass castors. 20" dia, 27" high.

A good pair of early 19th century Sheffield Plate wine coolers, the campana shape bodies with two tied leaf spray moulded side handles, gadroon rims with detachable liners, on knopped circular moulded feet. 10.5in. (26.5cm.) (2)

An early nineteenth century double-lipped wine glass cooler, a blue glass bowl, a Victorian moulded glass sugar and cream set, a bubble glass paperweight and four late Victorian glasses, engrave fish among waterweed. (A lot).

An early Victorian glass wine jug engraved all over with grapevines and foliage, moulded handle and spreading foot. 9.5in. (24cm.) See lot 90 for illustration.

A small 19th century Chinese porcelain wine jug, in a late 17th century style, decorated famille verte enamels of landscapes, in shaped panels to a scale ground interspersed with Katherine wheels, scroll spout, cover and handle. 8.25in. (21cm.). See lot 100 for illustration.

A Doulton Lambeth late Victorian stoneware wine jug, the body decorated Bacchanalian putti swinging on garlands of vines with the text 'Good is not Good enough, the Best is not too Good', the spout with a Bacchanalian mask, a moulded scroll handle on a moulded foot. 8.5in. (21.5cm.) See lot 103 for illustration.

A framed Christie's poster for wine auction circa 1901.

A small Rum decanter, circa 1800, of mallet form with teardrop stopper and titled in gilt within a shield shaped panel, 23cm high, together with a late 18th Century ale flute with folded foot, three wine glasses with conical bowls and one other 19th Century glass with bucket shaped bowl and initialled MS within a reserve surmounted by a basket of fruit. (6)

SERVITA, Paul (Sarpi) - The History of the Inquisition, Translated out of the Italian, 2nd edition (?), London 1655, 19th Century blind stamped morocco, SHAW, Peter - The Juice of the Grape, or Wine Preferable to Water....., London 1724, 19th Century half morocco, title page grubby, creased etc., and The Famous History of Friar Bacon....Bungey and Vandermast, J. Hollis, London, not dated [1796],1 illustration, marbled wrappers, extremities chipped, etc. (3)

A part suite of cut table glass comprising: a globular jug-shaped decanter and stopper; a globular decanter and stopper (chipped); four tumblers; nine circular shallow bowls; a pair of circular deep bowls; twelve wine glasses; eleven champagne glasses; eight sherry glasses; five whisky tots; and eight liqueur glasses.

An 18th Century drawn trumpet bowl wine glass on airtwist stem and circular foot, 6.5in. high.

An 18th Century wine glass with round funnel bowl engraved a stag hunting scene with a house and trees, on double airtwist circular stem and circular foot, 5.75in. high. See lot 572 for illustration.

An 18th Century plain funnel bowl wine glass on airtwist stem and circular foot, 6.25in. high. See lot 572 for illustration.

An 18th Century wine glass with circular tapered bowl engraved fruiting vines, on domed circular foot, 7in. high (bowl slightly chipped). See lot 572 for illustration.

An 18th Century wine glass with circular tapered bowl engraved fruiting vine and a bird, with cut tapered stem on circular foot, 4.75in. high (rim slightly chipped). See lot 572 for illustration.

A set of three 19th Century blue-tinted, amber-tinted and ruby-tinted plain circular tapered wine bottles with Sheffield plated mounts, raised fruiting vine and similar mounted corks, contained in Sheffield plated three-bottle stand with foliated centre carrying handle, on scroll feet.

Five 19th Century wine glasses - various.

Five 19th Century wine glasses - various.

A 19th Century circular tapered wine glass engraved wheat ears and foliage on circular foot; a 19th Century wine glass with engraved ferns to the bowl on circular tapered stem and circular foot; and a 19th Century wine glass with engraved band on circular foot. (3)