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Red Wine - Barons de Rothschild Reserve Speciale Medoc 2000, 750ml., 12% Vol., 6 bottles, in original wooden crate, (lacking cover).

An XVIII Century Green Glass Wine Bottle, of onion form, 33cm high; Another, of compressed globular form, 32cm high. (2)GREEN GLASS WINE BOTTLE - SCRATCHES TO BODY SOME SEVERAL INCHES LONG, FAULT TO NECK 4CM LONG - SEE PHOTO'SCOMPRESSED GLOBULAR BOTTLE - SCRATCHES TO BODY, IT DOES NOT STAND STRAIGHT, CORK IN TOP, AIR BUBBLE TO BODY.

Red Wine - Chateau Saint Marc 2005 Margaux, grand vin de bordeaux, 750ml., 13.5% Vol., 7 bottles, in original wood crate, (lacking cover).

White Wine - A large mixed Collection of 24 Bottles of White Wine including Blush, Zinfandel and Chenin Blanc. (24)

An XVIII Century Sealed Green Glass Wine Bottle, of cylindrical form with long neck, the seal inscribed 'ASGR', 27cm high; Two Other Unsealed Bottles, 23 and 24cm high. (3)1, ASCR - a number of large scratches to body, air bubbles. 2, rectangular bottle - small scratches throughout residual label etc to lower section. 3, cylindrical body - several scratches/air bubbles, cracks to body

Mixed Wines - A Large Selection of Mixed Red & White Wine, including Chateau La Cardonne Medoc 1994. (18)

Spirits - Liqueur Muscat, Cherry Brandy, Coffee Liqueur, Sandeman Claret 1986, Port Port Wine, Sherry, Hennessy Cognac, Merlot, Plymouth Dry Gin, two Sparkling Wines. (13)

ARR CRIN GALE (b.1947) *ARRStill Life with Violin, Wine Bottle and Glass, oil on canvas, signed lower right,44 x 59cm.

Assorted old tins, magazine rack and pottery wine flask

Olive wood marquetry wine table with inlaid picture of lovers under a tree drinking wine

Rustic wooden domed wine bottle chest.

2 French wooden wine crates and a deck chair

Pair of antique glass wine carafes with painted enamel decoration, approx. 33.5cm high

Large collection of cranberry glass to include wine glasses, vases and dishes

PAIR OF 18TH C. WINE GLASSES, bell shaped bowls engraved with coronets, palms, and monograms in gilt, on double series opaque twist stems and conical feet, 14.8cms (h) (2)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: gilding partly worn

MICHAEL ALLEN BOLTON (CORNWALL) - a large Elizabeth II cast-silver mounted hardwood grapevine double magnum wine bottle coaster, London 1992, rim diameter 20cm . Condition Report:No damage or repair, still very crisp and heavy gauge, hallmarks clear

A pair of William IV silver-mounted oak wine bottle coasters, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1833, circular form with cast foliate borders, with central engraved cartouche crest depicting boar's head between 2 feathers, rim diameter 16.5cm, 15.5oz gross . Condition Report:No damage or repair, only general surface wear to high points, hallmarks slightly worn and matching

Chateau Lanessan, 1970, Medoc, 1 bottle Medoc red wine, 1 bottle  (total 2 bottes in lot)

Chateau Haut Tayac, Margaux 1970, 1 bottle Medoc red wine, 1 bottle (total 2 bottles in lot)

Chateau Colombier Monpelou, 1970, Pauillac, 1 bottle Medoc red wine, 1 bottle  (total 2 bottles in lot)

EUROPEAN WINE GLASS, conical engraved bowl with coat of arms (possibly Papal), swags and legend 'Vivat 1783 J. C. P.', on hollow Silesian stem and foliate engraved folded foot, 20cms (h)Provenance: private collection Cardiff

ASSORTED CASED SILVER & EPNS TABLE & FLATWARE, silver comprising pair of tripod salts and spoons, set of six gateaux forks, two sets of six coffee spoons, set of coffee spoons with sugar nips, together with set of electroplated fish eaters, EPNS comprising cased pair electroplated fish servers, and electroplated wine funnel, various dates, some boxes marked with retailer's details (8)Provenance: private collection Cardiff

GROUP OF VINTAGE WINE & PORT comprising 1952 Porto Colheita, 1983 Taylor's LBV Port, 1986 Niepoort LBV Porto, 1989 Wine Press LBV Port, 1956 Château Ducru-Beaucaillou, 1988 Château Du Glana, 1997 Chassagne-Montrachet red Burgundy, 1991 Montagny 1er Cru, 1994 Chassagne-Montrachet white Burgundy, 1997 de Ladoucette Pouilly-Fumé, 1998 Montagny 1er Cru (11)Provenance: private collection WorcestershireComments: dust, label loss, liquid levels upper shoulder / lower neck, appear sealed, viewing recommended

18TH C. WINE GLASS, trumpet bowl with rounded base, on tear enclosed stem and folded foot, 16.6cms (h)Provenance: private collection Cardiff

BESPOKE 'EVENTS' PORTABLE WINE BAR, metal framework, internal racking to hold 108 bottles, upper hood with racking to hang wine glasses, oak counter, raised on four castors (lockable), 195 (h) x 153 (w) x 50cms (d)Provenance: private collection PowysComments: good condition, hood and supports removeable for transportation, castors later applied (removeable), inspection applied 

Stick Em To Win - a fairground / funfair perspex stool sign. The sign of rectangular form having notations reading "Stick Em To Wine, Money In Every Packet".Measures approx. 84cm x 50cm.

A retro 20th century 1970s moulded acrylic wine rack. Four moulded sections for holding wine or spirit bottles finished in clear acrylic.Measures approx. 14cm x 41cm x 32cm.

George III mahogany and brass bound wine cooler on stand, of hexagonal form, the hinged lid revealing a later metal lined interior, the square tapered legs with brass castors, H 71cm, W 46cm

A Chinese archaic bronze wine vessel, 'hu', probably HanH 31 cm Provenance:- The collection of Mr. and Mrs. S., Ghent, Belgium.- Acquired from Coomans Antiques, Brussels, in May 2011, according to the owner's inventory notes.

RANGERS F.C., MEMBER'S TICKET, 1896/97 gilt tooled Morocco boards, interior named for Mr. Jas. MacIntyre 511 New Keppochhill Rd.Note on James MacIntyre of 511 New Keppochhill Rd., as per Old Glasgow Pubs (online resource - https://oldglasgowpubs.com/tag/new-keppochhill-road), 511 New Keppochhill Road, Glasgow.'In the early part of the 1870s Mr David Henderson wine and spirit merchant was landlord of this public house, although under a different name the pub was a thriving business. Mr Henderson also owned another pub on Clyde Street, Port Dundas. When he passed away his wife took over the business around 1880. By this time she was living a few door down from the pub on New Keppochhill Road as it was then called.In 1892 the licensee was James McIntyre who formerly traded from Stockwell Street for years, he continued serving the locals here until the turn of the new century. Mr Maltman then took over the pub, however in 1916 his wife Mariann became licensee, this may had been due to the fact that he went to fight for his country during the First World War. Marian was still in the pub after the war.'

Nonesuch Press.- White (Rev. Gilbert) The Writings of Gilbert White of Selborne, edited by H.J.Massingham, 2 vol., number 462 of 850 copies, fine wood-engraved pictorial titles and head- & tail-pieces by Eric Ravilious, folding map, inscribed by A.J.A.Symons "For John Rayner who almost made me read this masterpiece: with typographical salutations from AJ. Finchingfield 1940" on front free endpaper, some light spotting, mostly at beginnings and ends, original pictorial grey buckram, gilt, spines gilt with animal motifs, t.e.g., others uncut, spines a little faded (as usual), [Dreyfus 114], 8vo, Nonesuch Press, 1938.*** A.J.A.Symons (1900-41), writer and bibliographer, founder of the First Edition Club, and the Wine & Food Society (with André Simon), and author of The Quest for Corvo about the eccentric writer Frederick Rolfe.

O'Brian (Patrick) [A complete set of the Aubrey-Maturin novels], 20 vol., comprising Master and Commander, 1970; Post Captain, small biro mark to title, 1972; H.M.S. Surprise, light paper abrasion to colophon page where stamp removed, 1973; The Mauritius Command, 1977; Desolation Island, 1978; The Fortune of War, 1979; The Surgeon's Mate, 1980; The Ionian Mission, 1981; Treason's Harbour, 1983; The Far Side of the World, 1984; The Reverse of the Medal, 1986; The Letter of Marque, 1988; The Thirteen Gun Salute, light paper abrasion to title, 1989; The Nutmeg of Consolation, 1991; Clarissa Oakes, 1992; The Wine-Dark Sea, 1993; The Commodore, 1994; The Yellow Admiral, 1997; The Hundred Days, 1998; Blue at the Mizzen, 1999, first editions, some light spotting to first few pages of early vol., uniformly bound in modern half morocco over silk-effect boards, the odd bump otherwise an attractive set, 8vo. 

A beautifully weathered Vintage large cast iron garden fountain in the shape of a leaping frog wine to show scale not included, height 67cm

13 bottles Mixed Lot Good Drinking wine 13 bottles Mixed Lot Good Drinking wine to include Claret and Champagne comprising: 1 bottle Champagne Veuve Monsigny ‘Premier Cru’ Brut (less than 1 cm. inverted), 1 bottle Chateau Soussans Margaux 2005 (b/n), 1 bottle Chateau Martinens Margaux 1986 (b/n), 1 bottle Chateau Colombier-Monpelou Cru Bourgeois Superieur Pauillac 2004 (b/n), 1 bottle Chateau Pichon Haut Medoc 1985 (u/s), 1 bottle Chateau Chataigniere Bordeaux 2010 (i/n), 1 bottle Chateau Saint – Robert Graves 2002 (vts), 1 bottle Chateau Bois Grouley Saint Emilion 1993, 1 bottle Montagne Saint Emilion 2009 (b/n), 1 bottle Saumur Champigny ‘Les Hauts Buis’ 2005 (1.5 cms.), 1 bottle Patriarche Pinot Noir Vin de Pays d’Oc 2009, 1 bottle Hugel Gewurztraminer 2005 (1.5 cms.), 1 bottle Chianti Classico ‘Castelgreve’ 1995 (b/n).

6 bottles Fine Domaine Meursault 6 bottles Fine Domaine Meursault comprising: 3 bottles Meursault ‘Vieilles Vignes’ Domaine Jean Monnier et Fils 2015 (3 hin), 2 bottles Meursault ‘Vieilles Vignes’ Domaine Jean Monnier et Fils 2012 (2 hin – International Wine Challenge Gold Winner) 1 bottle Meursault “Les Chevalieres” Domaine Rene Monnier 1997 (1.5 cms.).These bottles have been very well cellared and are in extremely good condition

ELIZABETH II SILVER COLLAR CLEAR GLASS WINE DECANTER, W I BROADWAY & CO, BIRMINGHAM 2003, of cylindrical, tapered form, silver marks to the stopper and collar31cm high (including stopper)

FIVE GEORGIAN WINE GLASSES, MID-18TH CENTURY comprising one with tapered bowl over knop to plain stem and folded foot, one with bell bowl over an airtwist stem and circular foot, and three with opaque twist stemsthe largest 17.5cm highQty: 5Overall, this group are in good condtion for their age. The Airtwist foot with bell bowl shows some minor chipping to the foot.

GEORGIAN WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1750-70 the bucket bowl engraved with flower and hoho bird, double series opaque twist stem, circular foot15cm highCondition overall is good, some surface and light scratching present, no signs of any damage or restoration

A `DEHUA' WINE POT AND COVER (2)Qing dynasty Of shouldered cylindrical form with chilong form handle and spout, 15cm highFiring break through the right front leg of the chilong handle. Haircrack across its left front foot. There is a small chip to the roof of its mouth. There are some small chips around the inner rim. Some chipping most of the way around the base. Some nicks around the rim of the cover and to the lion finial

A 19thC. arts & crafts style Anglo-Dutch copper & brass wine cooler with zinc liner, 353mm tall x 308mm diameter

A Georgian mahogany wine table with scalloped edge, some staining to top, 740mm tall x 434mm deep

A pair of George III silver wine labels or bottle tickets, each of rectangular form with canted corners and reeded border, incised for 'MADEIRA' and 'SHERRY' respectively, Crispin Fuller or Charles Fox I, London 1817, length 4.2cm, together with a similar 'SHERRY' example, combined weight 25g/0.80ozt approx (3)

A Victorian Scottish silver wine cooler, of generous proportions, the ovoid body decorated with classical figures, stylised foliage, semi-fluting, Greek Key, and gadrooned border, with twin loop handles, atop a waisted stem, with stepped and spreading circular form foot, sponsor's mark of Hamilton, Crichton & Co., Edinburgh 1875, height 34cm, width (across handles) 51.5m, weight 3,161g/101.62ozt all-in approx

An Edward VII silver reeded mug, Charles Lias, London 1841, height 7cm, together with another mug, Stanton Brothers, Birmingham 1903, and a wine funnel, combined weight 245.3g/7.88ozt approx

A group of hallmarked silver wine labels, including three cast scallop shells, J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham circa 1970s, together with three others, combined weight 165.27g/5.31ozt approx

A pair of George IV Regency silver wine labels or bottle tickets, each of cast construction with foliate scroll and flowerhead border, incised for 'CLARET' and 'SHERRY' respectively, Charles Rawlings, London 1824, length 4.9cm, combined weight 41g/1.31ozt approx (2)

Stuart Devlin, an Elizabeth II silver and parcel-gilt modernist wine bottle coaster, the pierced silver gallery with gilt textured detail, atop a turned wooden base, London 1980, diameter 11.5cm approx

A George III cream pitcher jug, decorated in relief with a house, trees, swans and animals, sponsor's mark HC or similar, London 1766, height 10.5cm, together with a hallmarked wine taster with stylised reptile handle, J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1981, and a hallmarked ink well with weighted base, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 2001, combined weight of weighable silver 193.7g/6.22ozt approx

Paul Storr, a William IV silver cast wine label or bottle ticket, in the Rococo style, with foliate-capped scrolls, pierced for 'SHERRY', London 1835, width 7.6cm, weight 53g/1.70ozt approx

Newcastle, a George III English provincial Regency silver wine funnel, the detachable sieve section with pierced base, gadrooned border, and shell form clip, ensuite with a detachable muslin ring, the sieve section and the body both with corresponding hallmarks, sponsor's mark IW, Newcastle 1810, length 14cm, weight 134g/4.30ozt approx

A nineteenth-century English silver die-stamped wine label or bottle ticket, decorated with foliate scrolls and shells, pierced for 'MADEIRA', Charles Reily & George Storer, date letter pierced through, London c.1830, length 6cm, together with a Phipps & Robinson oval bottle ticket, pierced for 'PORT', combined weight 35g/1.12ozt approx (2)

A small pine tile backed wine rack together with two hanging shelves

A collection of silver items, including a Edward VII silver tabacco box, hallmarked for Birmingham 1906, a white metal wine taster, a George V silver gravy boat, hallmarked for Birmingham 1930, a George V porringer bowl, hallmarked for London 1929, an Edward VII silver travel clock/barometer, hallmarked for 1901, a George V silver tea strainer, hallmarked for Sheffield 1931, together with a Victorian silver plated spoon warmer, nautilus shell shape.Weighable silver; 392.9 grams / 12.6 ozt.

A collection of Waterford crystal glasses, including an assortment of wine glasses, a jug sherry/port glasses and cocktail glasses, twenty-three pieces in total.

A box of three 2006 Sine Qua Non Mr. K wine, including two bottle of 'The Nobleman' and one bottle of 'The Straw Man', 375 ml, together with another box of 2006 Sine Qua Non Mr. K wine containing two bottles, 'The Nobleman' and 'The Straw Man', 375 ml. (5)

Georgian wine label for Sherry embossed border. London 1819 2.75 in wide

1983 silver backed dressing table set by W I Broadway & Co in a fitted case - mirror 23.5cm long & comb a/f t/w cased set of 6 silver plated EPNS wine goblets

A group of three pink and three blue flashed wine glasses and blue decanter, 22cm tall

Nine bottle of sparkling wine including Freixenet 2008 Vintage Especial and various Prosecco

A 19th century mahogany wine table on turned column and triple base, 43.5cm diameter