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A George III pair of silver wine coasters with complex gadrooned border, by Robert Gainsford Sheffield 1821 (hallmarked on the bodies and the central bosses). . Price: £1250.00 |
7601z |
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A wine label for PORT, marked TMN and Sterling probably for Thomas McNally of Headford, Co. Galway circa 1785 . Price: £1,250.00 |
6528 |
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A cast wine label with integral crest engraved for HOCK, by Isaac Cookson of Newcastle (d. 1754), crested for FENWICK . This label is described as follows in Wine Labels 1730-2003 (2004)- p. 224: This label was exhbited at the Wine Label Circle in 2003 while the BURGUNDY from the set is mentioned in the Society's Journal in 1954, the CLARET in 1957. PORT, CHAMPAGNE and another (unspecified) were referred to in 1976.
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A set of six Victorian cast leaf shaped wine and spirit labels pierced for PORT, SHERRY, MADEIRA, RUM, HOLLANDS and WHISKEY made by William Eaton in London in 1839 . Price: £925.00 |
7647 |
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A George III pierced wine coaster with neoclassical swags, made in London in 1774, almost certainly by Robert Hennell, crested for Compton . Price: £875.00 |
6990 |
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A wine funnel, made in London 1796 by Henry Chawner and John Emes, initialled {EH}. Price: ![]() Messrs Tessier Ltd's stock-label has been left as found |
3917 |
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A set of three silver-gilt wine labels with a leopard's head surmounting a border of grapes pierced for MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY, by Daniel Hockly London 1816. Price: £750.00 |
5640 |
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A silver-cased travelling corkscrew, by Matthew Linwood of Birmingham circa 1780 . Price: £695.00 |
6542 |
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A reeded label engraved for DISTILLED WATER, by Charles Rawlings and William Summers London 1838 . Price: £550.00 |
6131 |
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A George III escutcheon-shaped wine label for CLARET, by Samuel Teare of Dublin circa 1755, initialled {BE} A wine label for CALCAVELLA of similar shape and threaded border by this maker is in the collection of the National Museum of Ireland and is illustrated on page 129 of 500 years of Irish silver by Ida Delamer and Conor O'Brien (2005) as figure 23.23. |
6829 |
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A set of three crescent shaped wine labels engraved for PORT, SHERRY and MADEIRA by Thomas Hyde London circa 1770 . Price: £495.00 |
6203 |
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A pair of wine labels with engraved borders engraved DUBLIN and CORK, unmarked nineteenth century. Price: £495.00 |
5815 |
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A George III wine label with engraved decoration imitating drapery engraved for PORT by Peter Ann and William Bateman London 1803, initialled {IHN} and dated 1804. Price: 450.00 In 1952 the Wine Label Circle defined this design as a rarity and in 1963 as elusive. At this point it was also noted that it appeared 'to be an original design of Peter and William Bateman'. |
7703 |
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A wine label with canted corners engraved for MADEIRA, by George Lowe II Chester 1828 . Price: £450.00 |
6506 |
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A set of four wine labels with gadrooned borders and floral decoration pierced for PORT, CLARET, SHERRY and MADEIRA by Charles Rawlings London 1819. Price: £440.00 |
4982 |
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A crescent wine label engraved for PORT, Chester circa 1780 by Joseph Walley of Liverpool. |
3255 |
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A George II crescent-shaped wine label with ears engraved for SHERRY, by Sandilands Drinkwater of London circa 1750 . Price: £395.00 |
7255 |
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A pair of Victorian thread-edge wine labels engraved for MARASCHINO and CURACOA, by Yapp and Woodward Birmingham 1854 . |
6863 |
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An eye-shaped wine label with wrigglework border engraved for PRENAAC unmarked circa 1790. Price: £395.00 |
5738 |
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A kidney-shaped wine label with wrigglework border pierced for RED PORT, by John Hampston and John Prince of York circa 1780. Price: £395.00 |
5566 |
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A French wine taster, by Benoit Julien of Trevoux (Lyons) circa 1780, engraved "Jq BALANDRAS 1783". Price: £380.00 |
4913 |
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A George III wine label with feather-edge border and cartouche set below the name, engraved for CLARET, by Thomas Hyde London circa 1770, showing the crest of Charles Schaw Cathcart, 9th Baron Cathcart (1721-1776) . Charles Schaw Cathcart (1721-1776) served as a Lord of the Bedchamber to George II and A.D.C. to William, Duke of Cumberland at the battle of Fontenoy in 1745. At Fontenoy, he received a wound on his cheek evident in all later portraits. In 1749, Cathcart was one of the officers sent to Paris in preparation for the peace treaty. In 1760 he was promoted to Lieutenant-general and, among many offices and accolades, he was made a Knight of the Thistle in 1763. He served as British ambassador to Russia from 1768-1771. |
7017 |
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A George III scroll-shaped wine label with pierced border engraved MADEIRA, by WT circa 1780 . Price: £375.00 |
7672 |
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A Victorian silver mounted cork finial formed as a lion passant, by Colin Cheshire Birmingham 1878, initialled {JG} for a member of the Goode, Gresley or Griffith families. Price: £375.00 |
7346 |
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A George III wine label with beaded border and cartouche set below the name, engraved for HOCK, by Samuel Meriton of London circa 1770, crested with an arm holding a spear . Price: ![]() |
6903 |
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An escutcheon-shaped wine label with chased decoration engraved for WHITE WINE, by R.P- possibly Richard Peters of London (active 1725-1747) . Price: £360.00 |
6607 |
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A George IV cast wine label with decorative border and integral cartouche engraved for MADEIRA, by Charles Reily and George Storer London 1829 engraved with the arms of Trinity Hall, Cambridge . Trinity Hall, Cambridge was founded in 1350 by Bishop Bateman of Norwich and is the 5th oldest college in the university. It was founded to foster the study of Civil and Canon Law (following the dearth of clergyman and lawyers after the plague outbreak of 1349) and occupies a site purchased from John De Craufurd, Prior of Ely, who had used it to house his monks during their studies at Cambridge. Notable Alumni include J. B. Priestley, Stephen Hawking and Nicholas Hytner. |
7674 |
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A heavy cast Victorian wine label decorated with vines and pierced for MADEIRA, by Smith and Nicholson London 1859 . Price: £350.00 |
7132 |
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A wine label with threaded border engraved for CANARY, by Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1833 . Price: ![]() |
6101 |
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A George III rectangular wine label with canted corners and a bright-cut border engraved for MADEIRA, by Robert Jones of Liverpool circa 1790 . This label, or one very similar to it, is illustrated as label number 698 on page 202 of Wine Labels 1730-2003 (2003). |
7449 |
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A Victorian corkscrew with steel worm and silver handle with engraved ends, by Deakin and Francis Birmingham 1890 . Price: £345.00 |
7298 |
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A crescent-shaped wine label with feather-edged border engraved for RUM, made in London circa 1780 by Hester Bateman . Price: £345.00 |
6798 |
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An escutcheon-shaped wine label with chased decoration engraved for CLARET, London 1739-1755 . Price: £345.00 |
6562 |
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An enamelled S-label in red and blue, by Rawlings and Summers London 1853 . Price: £345.00 |
6273 |
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A wine label with threaded border engraved for MOSELLE, by Henry Flavelle of Dublin circa 1830 . Price: £345.00 |
6265 |
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A George III crescent shaped wine label with beaded borders engraved MADERE, unmarked circa 1780 . According to the Journal of the Wine Label Circle (founded 1952) this unusual variant of the name Madeira appears to be unrecorded on silver labels- apparently only on ceramic examples. |
7471 |
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A wine label with complex border formed of shells, grapes, a head of pan and a basket of flowers engraved SHERRY, by Charles Reily London 1824. Price:£325.00 |
5606 |
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A reeded wine label with vacant cartouche above engraved MADEIRA, by John Teare (senior) Dublin 1802-1807. Price: £325.00 |
5538 |
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A pair of wine labels with decorated borders pierced for PORT and SHERRY, by Mary and Charles Reily London 1828. Price: £320.00 |
4495 |
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A George III embossed rococo wine label engraved MADEIRA, unmarked second half of the 18th century, crested for Dunlop of Garnkirk. The Dunlop family is recorded in Ayrshire from the 11th century but acquired the property at Garnkirk in 1634. There are three possible heads of the branch of the Dunlop family of Garnkirk and Dunlop owners of Garnkirk in the second half of the eighteenth century. James Dunlop IV of Garnkirk was a prominent citizen of Glasgow and a partner in the family firm of tobacco importers trading with Virginia. When he died in 1769 he left a male line in America , including James (1793-1872) who rose to be a prominent Judge but the family estate was sold in 1782 to his nephew- another James. This James (1742-1816) was also a partner in the tobacco trade with Virginia but the firm was caught up in the financial instability of the early 1790s and failed (although the family remained prominent in the South West of Scotland and provided an MP for Glasgow in the 1830s).
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A George III Old Sheffield Plate neck ring enamelled with two names, MADEIRA and WEBBER, circa 1800 . Although recorded by the Wine Label Circle as far back as 1954 WEBBER is an extremely rare name of apparently unknown origin. |
7490 |
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A George III gadrooned wine label in the form of a neck ring pierced for SHERRY, by John Reily London 1803. Price: £295.00 |
7060 |
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A wine funnel stand with anthemion and gadroon border, by George McHattie Edinburgh 1823 . Price: ![]() |
6231 |
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An oval reeded wine label engraved for SHERRY, by Williams Brothers Exeter 1853 This label was once part of the Warde-Aldam family silver at Hooton Pagnell, Yorkshire. It is one of only 33 assayed by the Williams Brothers at Exeter and must be one of the earliest of their labels assayed there -- Exeter Assay Office records only show their labels from 1854 onwards. |
5204 |
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A wine label with threaded border pierced for CHAMPAGNE, by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson London 1806.
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5186 |
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A wine label with threaded border engraved for MADEIRA, by Phineas Garde of Cork circa 1810 . Price: £285.00 |
6682 |
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A brightcut RUM label with pierced border London, 1800, George Smith and Thomas Hayter. Price: £285.00 |
2952 |
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A pair of cast wine labels engraved for PORT and SHERRY, by Thomas De'ath London 1823.. Price: £280.00 |
5090z |
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A George III kidney-shaped wine label with feather-edge border engraved MADEIRA, by Margaret Binley London circa 1775 . Price: £275.00 |
7670 |
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A George III rectangular wine label with feather-edged border engraved for CLARET, by Margaret Binley London circa 1765 . Price: £275.00 |
6819 |
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A thread-edged wine label pierced for NOYAU, by Phipps and Robinson London 1806 . Noyau, as well as being the name of a town in Picardy and on Haiti, is a French liqueur made from brandy and flavoured with almonds and the pits of apricots. 'Noyau de la Martinique' is mentioned in the London Public Advertiser on 11th May 1775. |
6799 |
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A pierced wine label engraved for CLARET, made by Robert Garrard in London in 1848 . Price: ![]() |
6775 |
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A thread-edged wine label pierced for CHAMPAGNE, by Phipps and Robinson London 1803 . Price: £275.00 |
5889 |
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A small bottle stand mounted on a wooden base, by Robert Hennell London 1832, crested for the GORDON family, baronets of Niton. Sir James Willoughby Gordon (1772-1851) became Quartermaster General under the Duke of Wellington in 1812 and held the post until 1851, as well as being MP for Launceston 1829-1831. |
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An escutcheon-shaped wine label engraved for MADEIRA, unmarked circa 1740, crested on the reverse with a leopard's head pierced with a spear. Price: £265.00 |
6514 |
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A pair of oval labels with oakleaf borders engraved for CLARET and MADEIRA by John Brockwell, London 1811. Price: £265.00 |
1388a |
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A large triple vine-leaf MADEIRA label by Gervase Wheeler, Birmingham 1834. Price: £265.00 |
9621 |
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A bright-cut crescent-shaped wine label engraved for 'BRANDY', London circa 1790 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson. Price: £260.00 |
3771 |
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A large Victorian wine formed as the letter S (for SHERRY), by the Lias Brothers London 1866 . Price: £250.00 |
6777 |
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An eye-shaped wine label with bright-cut border engraved for 'WHITE WINE', London circa 1790 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson. Price: £250.00 |
3850 |
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A Victorian wine label with threaded border engraved MADEIRA, Rawlings and Summers London 1837, crested for Philip Yorke Gore, 4th Earl of Arran (1801-1884) . Philip Yorke Gore (1801-1884) inherited the Earldom of Arran from his uncle in 1837. Prior to this point he had a diplomatic career starting with his appointment as Attache to the British legation in Stockholm before being transferred to Paris in 1825 and Lisbon in 1826. From 1827-1837 Gore was Secretary to the Legation in Buenos Aires (where he was also Charge D'Affaires from 1832-1834). In 1838 Gore, now Earl of Arran, married Elizabeth Napier (d. 1899). Elizabeth was the daughter of the historian of the Peninsular war General Sir Francis Napier (1785-1860) and had the second Duke of Richmond as both her maternal and paternal grandfather (making her also a great, great grand daughter of Charles II). |
7673 |
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A George III scroll shaped wine label pierced for VIN-DE-GRAVE, by John Reily London 1824 . Price: £245.00 |
7447 |
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A George III rectangular wine label with feather-edge border engraved for LISBON, by Thomas Hyde London circa 1770 . Price: £245.00 |
7351 |
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A George III wine label engraved for PORT with chased border, by Barber and Whitwell York circa 1820 . A small number of labels in this design are recorded (see figure 762 in 'Wine Labels 1730-2003') and another PORT formed part of lot 166 in the Woolley and Wallis silver sale on 16th April 2019). On 30th May 1820, the York Assay Office book records Barber and Whitwell submitting wine labels (among other things) but they were detailed as: '6 Chased labels [and] 24 Shelled labels'. One might suggest that this label is one of the ' 6 Chased' examples. |
7037 |
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A narrow rectangular RUM label with cut corners and engraved border by John Wittingham London 1799. Price: £245.00 |
1863 |
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An Old Sheffield Plate wine coaster with japanned base and border pierced with Prince of Wales Feathers, circa 1790 . A coaster of very similar design to the body of this one can be seen in figure 334a of Gordon Crosskey's Old Sheffield Plate: A history of the 18th century plated trade (2011). The japanned base, described as 'very rare' on page 280 of that book, a set with these bases shown in figure 333. |
6656 |
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A George III eye shaped wine label with wrigglework border engraved for WHITE, by William Key of London circa 1790 . Price: ![]() |
7603z |
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A George III rectangular wine label engraved for WHISKY, by William Robertson Edinburgh circa 1790 . Price: ![]() |
7334 |
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A pierced humptop wine label engraved for SHERRY by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson London 1794 . Price: £225.00 |
6329z |
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A boudoir label engraved GLYCERINE, by William Jones London 1859 . |
6146 |
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A ring-mounted rectangular sauce label with canted corners and a threaded border pierced for ANCHOVY, by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson of London circa 1790. Price: £225.00 |
5695 |
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A humptop wine label pierced for PORT, by Samuel Meriton London circa 1780. Price: ![]() |
5687 |
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A pair of George III Old Sheffield Plate wine coasters with pierced borders and applied rococo cartouches, circa 1780. The cartouches carry the crest and coronet of Thomas Tracy, 6th Viscount Tracy (1719-1792) . |
7259 |
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A pair of pressed labels for PORT and SHERRY with vine-leaves and satyr's head by Hilliard and Thomasson, Birmingham 1854. Price: £220.00 |
8982 |
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A wine label in the form of the letter P (for PORT), by Robert Garrard London 1844 . Price: ![]() |
6780 |
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A George III wine label with shell and scroll border pierced for SHERRY, by John Reily London 1816, crested for Henry Vassall-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland (1773-1840). Henry Fox (later Vassall-Fox) (1773-1840), was 3rd Baron Holland from 1774. He was descended from Charles II (via the Dukes of Richmond) and inherited his title when just over a year old. His was a strongly Whig family with his uncle being the orator Charles James Fox. Baron Holland himself was described as 'rather the Whig party itself than its leader'. As a result of his firmly held Whig principles, Holland held few Government offices — he served as Lord Privy Seal in the brief 'Ministry of All The Talents' that followed the death of William Pitt the Younger in 1806, and then as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster between 1830-1834 and 1835-1840. In 1797 he married the recently divorced Elizabeth, Lady Webster, daughter of Richard Vassall of Jamaica (after paying £6000 in damages to Webster for 'criminal conversation' with his wife, which led to the birth of the future archaeologist (and General) Charles Richard Fox). |
7062 |
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A pair of Victorian oval wine labels with beaded borders engraved for GIN and WHISKY, by Samuel Whitford London 1867 . Price: £210.00 |
6959 |
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A pair of oval threaded sauce labels engraved for CATCHUP and SOY, unmarked circa 1800 . Price: ![]() |
6604 |
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An escutcheon-shaped wine label engraved for SHERRY, by John Reily London 1808. Price: £210.00 |
6433 |
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A George III threaded sauce label in the form of a neck ring for SOY, by John Reily London 1817. Price: ![]() |
7059 |
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A decorated escutcheon-shaped sauce label pierced for SOY, by Charles Reily and George Storer London circa 1830. Price: £195.00 |
5702 |
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A George III rectangular wine label engraved for GIN, by William Robertson Edinburgh circa 1790 . Price: ![]() |
7335 |
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A shaped PORT label with lion mask and vine border by Edward Thomasson, Birmingham 1820. Price: £195.00 |
1905 |
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A silver-gilt threaded sauce label pierced for 'TARAGONA', unmarked circa 1830. Price: £190.00 |
6121 |
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A pressed WHISKEY label with shell and fruiting vine border by Emes and Barnard, London 1828. Price: £185.00 |
2064 |
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An unusual pressed label in a stylised urn and cornucopias design by Thomas Watsom, James Fenton and Thomas Bradbury, Sheffield 1820 (a.f.). Price: £185.00 |
2831 |
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A pressed wine label with vines, grapes, satyr's head and putti engraved for PORT by Thomas Holland II, London 1805. Price: £185.00 |
2615 |
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A thread-edged sauce label engraved CAYENNE, by Matthew Linwood Birmingham circa 1800 . Price: £180.00 |
5772 |
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A George III sauce label with threaded border engraved for SOY, by John Rich London circa 1800 . Price: £175.00 |
7384 |
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A 'stamp label' with enamelled R (for Rum), by Phipps and Robinson London 1799. Price: £175.00 |
5545 |
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A Victorian wine label in the form of a Gothic letter P (for PORT), by Marshall and Sons Edinburgh circa 1860 . It is interesting to note that Silver Plated labels were also produced inthis design - an example of which is our stock number 6508. |
7428 |
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A George III gorget-shaped wine label engraved B (probably for BRANDY or BUCELLAS), by John Jago London 1800 . Price: £165.00 |
7646 |
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A stamped SHERRY label with grapes, vine-leaves and lion's mask decoration by Rawlings and Summers, London 1839. Price: £165.00 |
2584 |
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A George III sauce label with threaded border pierced for KETCHUP, by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson circa 1790 . Price: £160.00 |
7571 |
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A George III sauce label with gadrooned border pierced for ELDER, by Phipps. Robinson and Phipps London c.1810 . Price: ![]() |
7119 |
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An unusually curved rectangular wine label with canted corners engraved for SHERRY, London 1796 probably by John Foster I. Price: £155.00 |
4406 |
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A shaped narrow rectangular BRANDY label, engraved with leaf design London 1844 by George Richards. Price: £155.00 |
9281 |
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A George VI glass whisky tot with a silver mount, by R. Richardson Birmingham 1937 (also part marked on the lid). Price: £150.00 |
7238b |
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An ornate wine label engraved for GIN, by TW Birmingham 1877. Price: £150.00 |
4888 |
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A postage stamp wine-label engraved B by John Rich, London 1806. Price: £150.00 |
2074b |
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A George IV wine label with embossed vine border engraved for GIN, Birmingham 1825 by Waterhouse and Ryland . Price: ![]() |
6913 |
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A pair of George III Old Sheffield Plate wine labels engraved for PORT and BRANDY, circa 1790 . Price: £145.00 |
7400 |
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An engraved wine label in the form of an engraved 'I', by Archer, Makin and Marsh Sheffield 1908 . Price: £145.00 |
6454 |
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A leaf-shaped wine label pierced for CLARET, by Joseph and Albert Savory London 1837 . Price: £145.00 |
6214 |
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A crescent-shaped wine label with ears engraved for W[hite] WINE, unmarked circa 1770 . Price: £145.00 |
6028 |
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A Victorian combined cocktail stirrer and spoon with leaf shaped bowl, London 1896 by Saunders and Shepherd. Price: £145.00 |
4164 |
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A beaded wine label formed of five rings engraved for BRANDY, by Rawlings and Summers London 1860, crested with a cross flory between two wings. Price: £145.00 |
4710 |
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A George III wine label with threaded border engraved for MADEIRA, unmarked circa 1810, crested with a leopard's head. Price: ![]() |
6902 |
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A Victorian wine label formed as the letter C (for CLARET), by William Hunter London 1850 . Price: £135.00 |
6778 |
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A threaded wine label engraved HOLLANDS, London 1808 by Josiah Snatt. Price: £135.00 |
3592 |
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A threaded sauce label engraved 'KYAN', probably by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson of London circa 1790 . Price: £130.00 |
6119 |
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An engraved wine label formed as a P (for PORT) by Charles Rawlings and William Summers London 1855. Price: £130.00 |
5789 |
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An engraved wine label formed as a M (for MADEIRA), by Charles Rawlings and William Summers London 1855 . Price: ![]() |
5790 |
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An engraved wine label formed as a S (for SHERRY), by Charles Rawlings and William Summers London 1849 . Price: £130.00 |
5791 |
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An engraved wine label formed as a R (for RUM), by Charles Rawlings and William Summers London 1860 . Price: £130.00 |
5792 |
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A reeded rectangular SHERRY label with cut corners and shells, London 1824 by Charles Rawlings. Price: £130.00 |
4083 |
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A flat oval label for RUM with suspensory loop unmarked circa 1830, engraved on the reverse I*LAING 1833. Price: ![]() |
1427 |
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A crescent-shaped wine label with ears engraved for MADEIRA, unmarked circa 1770 . Price: £125.00 |
6026 |
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A gadrooned wine label engraved for HOLLANDS, by Samuel Knight London 1816. Price: £125.00 |
5176 |
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A reeded W letter label (for whisky), London 1840 by Rawlings and Summers. Price: £125.00 |
3590 |
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A crescent-shaped wine label with ears, engraved for PORT unmarked circa 1770 . Price: £125.00 |
6027 |
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A rounded rectangular label with shell-and-gadroon border pierced for HOCK by the Barnard Brothers, London 1853. Price: £125.00 |
9378 |
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A reeded rectangular wine label with canted corners engraved for BRANDY, London 1813 by Joseph Angell. Price: £120.00 |
8042b |
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A rectangular label with cut corners engraved BRANDY by Joseph Angell, London 1813. |
8042 |
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A narrow rectangular label with reeded border engraved for SHERRY by John Reily, London 1824. Price: £115.00 |
1918 |
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A George III crescent-shaped wine label engraved for GIN, by Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1807 . Price: ![]() |
7018 |
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A George III hump-top wine label, pierced as a sunburst and engraved for PORT, unmarked circa 1790 . This label is illustrated in Wine Labels 1730-2003 (ed. John Salter, 2004) as figure 155 on p. 52. |
6901 |
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A small wine coaster (base diameter 7.5cm) by Turner Bradbury (for Bradbury and Sons) London 1897. Price: £110.00 |
5921 |
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A small reeded wine label pierced for BRANDY London, 1803 probably by John Reilly. Price: £110.00 |
3115 |
A rectangular Sherry label with a gadrooned border by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1828 . Price: £105.00 |
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A George IV crescent-shaped wine label with feather-edged border engraved for SCOTCH WHISKEY, c. 1830 . Price: £95.00 |
7270 |
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A gadrooned wine label engraved for HOLLANDS, by Mary and Charles Reily London 1827 . Price: £95.00 |
6497 |
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A pierced humptop wine label engraved for PORT, unmarked circa 1790 . Price: £95.00 |
6331z |
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A pierced humptop wine label engraved for PORT, unmarked circa 1790 . Price: £95.00 |
6330z |
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A silver-mounted cork engraved for BRANDY, unmarked (tests as silver) circa 1800 . Price: £95.00 |
6005 |
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An unusually small wine label engraved for SHERRY, by William Summers London 1866. Price: £95.00 |
5335 |
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A gadrooned wine label pierced for SHERRY, by William Hunter London 1840. Price: £95.00 |
4981 |
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An oval wine label with reeded border engraved for SHERRY, London 1805 by WP with heart between (Grimwade 3895, attributed to William Purse by Charles Jackson). Price: £95.00 |
4964z |
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A George III ceramic label for Rum, circa 1790 . Price: £85.00 |
6946 |
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An unusual George III ceramic label for SHERRY, circa 1790 . Price: £85.00 |
6945 |
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An unusual George III ceramic label for Gin, circa 1790 . Price: £85.00 |
6947 |
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A vine-leaf wine label pierced for PORT, by George Unite Birmingham 1835. Price: £85.00 |
4911 |
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A single-letter plain 'B' winelabel London 1838 by William King or William Knight II. Price: £80.00 |
9343 |
A single-letter plain 'S' winelabel London 1838 by William King or William Knight II. Price: £75.00 |
9342 | |
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A silver PLATED wine label in the form of a gothic letter P (for PORT), circa 1860 . Price: £70.00 |
6508 |
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A thread-edged wine label pierced for PORT, by Rawlings and Summers London circa 1830 . Price: £65.00 |
5890 |
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A thread-edged wine label engraved for CLARET, by Charles Rawlings London 1825 . Price: £65.00 |
5891 |