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A bottle of The Balvenie Single Malt Scotch Whiskey DoubleWood, aged 12 years, 70cl, 40% vol., in carton.

Jack Daniels Bicentennial whiskey, one bottle 70cl, with tag.

Jack Daniels Old Time No.7 whiskey, one bottle 1l., with tag and box.

Six bottles of single malt whisky, comprising: Ballantine's 12 years old Scotch whisky; Glen Marnoch Speyside whisky 12 years old; Tamnavulin Scotch whisky 12 years old; Isle of Jura Scotch whisky 10 years old; The Tyrconnell Irish Whiskey; and Glen Ord 12 years old, all boxed or tubed.

With cut glass twisting decoration, the set to comprise of: eight larger flutes, and two further smaller sets of flutes, one of three and one of four, them high ball glasses and twelve whiskey tumblers.larger flutes 26cm high, high balls 15cm high, tumblers 9.5cm high generally good with some surface dirt, one of the four flutes with a chip in the rim.

ENAMEL SIGN: 'RARE OLD LITTLEMOOR SCOTCH WHISKEY', 182cm x 61cm

Interesting collection of early advertising golfing postcards and ephemera (5) to include "Col Bogey" whiskey Copyright 1904; The Silver town Company London golf ball postcard; Brace for Golf Clothing Manufacturers Manchester order card; another card promoting Rubber Balls-Golf Balls-High Balls etc; and R Anderson & Sons Princes Street Edinburgh printed addressed envelope promoting all sports equipment incl golf

A Balvenie single malt Scotch whiskey, 1982 vintage, bottled in 2007, cask 3267, bottle no.259, 70cl, 50.4% vol, boxed

WHISKY: A selection of American & Canadian Whiskies, including Black Velvet 1978 Canadian Rye, 40% Vol, 710cl, with carton; also Canadian Club Whisky, circa 1980; Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey; also Jack Daniel’s Tennesse Honey Liqueur (4)

A selection of silver, including a four section toast rack, hallmarked Sheffield 1933, by Walker & Hall,  also a silver ashtray with engine turned decoration; a presentation egg cup & spoon, cased; and a silver ‘Brandy’ spirit label; also two plated spirit labels for ‘Whiskey’ and ‘Brandy’ and a T.Goode & Co bone china label for ‘Sherry’, 269g (gross weighable silver) (8)

A Pottery treacle glazed whiskey flagon Leith Pattison's Ltd Distillers Pottery and Co Pottery (stamped to top and stamped verso -Port Dundas Glasgow pottery) (h-29cm), a near pair of Buchan Portobello Stoneware jars (h-19cm h-19.5cm) (marked verso), a Mailing Pottery 1862 James Keiller & Sons Dundee Marmalade pottery jar (h-13.5cm) together with a stoneware  Lovatt  and Lovatt ink bottle with pouring spout (h-24.5cm) (5)

A bottle of Famous Grouse Smokey Black whiskey 70cl

A Loch Lomond Single Malt Whiskey 70cl

A bottle of Arran Malt Whiskey 'The Sauternes Cask' 700ml

A bottle of Glenfiddich Single Malt 12 year old whiskey 1 litre

A bottle of Limited Edition Arran Malt Whiskey 700ml (2784 bottles produced)

A bottle Singleton Single Malt Whiskey 'The Spey Cascade' 70cl

A 1.75 litre bottle Kirkland Signature 12 year old blended scotch whiskey

A bottle of Arran Single Malt Whiskey '10 Years' 70cl

Silver Sherry and Whiskey decanter labels, Birmingham, 1970 and London, 1969 respectively, 27.4 g

Goldsmiths & Silversmiths whiskey tot with silver mounts, London 1911 with matching whiskey label, another by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1913 with matching whiskey label, and another by John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton, the cover with a crest, Birmingham 1908 with non-matching whiskey label, and two silver napkin rings Condition Report: Tots in good overall condition the lids dont quite sit flat, marks are rubbed,Serviette rings are not a pairVery minor age related dents around spout and hinged lid and general minor age related wear. No obvious cracks or repairs.

Hukin & Heath Ltd. pair of whiskey tots with silver mounts, Birmingham 1916 and a pair of whiskey labels, by Hukin & Heath Birmingham / London 1916 10cm Condition Report: Lids fit well, overall good condition with clear marks. One small crack to glass base on one tot (aprox 1cm wide)

Asprey & Co. pair of whiskey tots with silver mounts, Birmingham 1922 and a pair of whiskey labels by Hukin & Heath Ltd, Birmingham 1922 10cmCondition Report: Both tots are in overall good condition, marks are slightly rubbed

Whiskey - Irish Bushmills 10 year old single malt 43% vol, 1ltr; another , 40% vol, 700ml; Jameson , JJ119487, 40% vol, 750ml; Taste of Ireland seven bottle miniature collection, Powers, Paddy, Tullamore Dew, Black Bush, Bushmills etc; Bushmills miniatures collection sealed six bottle set (3 large bottles, two sets of miniatures)

A set of three 19th century hand engraved decanters "Whiskey, Gin, Brandy", with orange scrolling floral detailing, faceted shoulders and rims. (two with stoppers), 31cm high overall (3)

JACK DANIEL'S BICENTENNIAL TENNESSEE WHISKEY 45% ABV / 70cl

BUSHMILLS BLACK BUSH 400TH ANNIVERSARY AND COURVOISIER VS IRISH WHISKEY AND COGNAC Each 40% ABV / 70clQty: 2

DUNHILL OLD MASTER, PINWINNIE ROYALE 12 YEAR OLD 75CL AND BUSHMILLS BLACK BUSH 1L BLENDED WHISKY AND IRISH WHISKEY Dunhill - 43% ABV / 70clPinwinnie - 43% ABV / 75clBlack Bush - 43% ABV / 1L Qty: 3

2 BOTTLES OF REDBREAST 12 YEAR OLD AND 1 BOTTLE OF JAMESON IRISH WHISKEY Each 40% ABV / 70clQty: 3

JAMESON 18 YEAR OLD IRISH WHISKEY 40% ABV / 70cl

JAMESON BLACK BARREL AND TULLAMORE DEW DECANTER IRISH WHISKEY Each 40% ABV / 70clQty: 2

Pair: Engineman J. I. Scott, Royal Naval Reserve, who responded to the wireless distress signals from the American troopship Tuscania which had been torpedoed by a U-Boat en route to Liverpool in February 1918 and sank with the loss of 210 lives - the first ship to be sunk carrying U.S. Troops during the Great War British War and Victory Medals (4515T.S. J. I. Scott. Engn. R.N.R.) nearly extremely fine (2) £80-£100 --- Joseph Irvin Scott was born in North Shields, Northumberland, on 14 October 1878, and worked as an iron foundry labourer in 1911. Appointed Engineman in the Royal Naval Reserve, he was posted aboard the newly completed trawler William Symons from 28 October 1917 to 17 July 1918, and was thus present to assist the escorts of convoy HX-20 which had been targeted by UB-77 under Kapitan Wilhelm Meyer. The Northern Whig of 8 February 1918 offers more detail: ‘On Tuesday, February 5, about 6 p.m., a terrible catastrophe occurred off the Irish coast, when the Anchor liner Tuscania, carrying American troops, was torpedoed and sunk without the slightest warning. At dusk a torpedo fired at short range hit the vessel in the vicinity of the engine room. At the time of the catastrophe there were about 2,000 troops aboard and a crew of 240. Immediately the vessel was hit she listed badly to starboard, and many of the military men were thrown or jumped from the decks into the water, and in a few minutes scores of soldiers were swimming in the vicinity of the doomed liner. Others proceeded to their boat stations, only to find in several instances that their boats had been blown to atoms by the explosion. Immediately the ship was struck, the electric-light went out, and the men were left in total darkness.’ By 10 p.m., the Tuscania had sunk, bow first into the sea. Calls for help were soon answered by the fleet of trawlers from Port Ellen, whilst small numbers of men attempted to swim towards the coast of Islay. One American survivor later wrote to a friend back home: ‘Nine of us were finally washed ashore alive, some injured badly and all nearly drowned. We laid together by a large rock, in the wind, and had to listen to the moans and groans of our dying comrades till daylight. About twenty corpses washed ashore beside us when daylight came and we were rescued by a Highlander.’ In total, 132 men made it to Islay, all of whom were offered shelter. In his official report, Malcolm MacNeill - the grandfather of George Robertson, the future Secretary General of N.A.T.O. - was clear to praise his friends and neighbours: ‘Though they had so little, they gave so much to help those who were wrecked on their shores.’ Scott was subsequently ‘noted for good services rendered in rescuing the survivors of the Tuscania on 5 February 1918’, and was demobilised on 26 January 1919. The loss of the troopship is commemorated via a monument erected on the Oa Peninsula of Islay by the American Red Cross in 1919; less well known is the story of a young West Virginian named Harry Rainel Truman who survived the loss of Tuscania and later served in France with the 100th Aeronautical Squadron of the U.S. Army Air Service - described by journalists in 1980 as a ‘stubborn, crusty, whiskey-drinking diehard’, he died in the eruption of Mount St Helens on 18 May 1980 after refusing to leave his Spirit Lake home, the most famous casualty of the eruption.

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

A 1 LITRE BOTTLE OF GRANTS BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKEY THE FAMILY RESERVE

TWO BOXED (UNOPENED) 5 CL BOTTLES OF GLENFIDDICH PURE MALT SCOTCH WHISKEY

A 70 CL BOTTLE OF JURA SINGLE MALT WHISKEY AGED 10 YEARS

TWO BOXED (UNOPENED) 5 CL BOTTLES OF GLENFIDDICH PURE MALT SCOTCH WHISKEY

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

A 70 CL BOTTLE OF WHYTE & MACKAY BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKEY

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE A SYLVAC PEBBLE VASE, JOHHNY WALKER OLD SCOTCH WHISKEY WATER PITCHER, GLASS JELLY MOULDS, MASON'S IRONSTONE GREEN APPLIQUE PATTERN JUG, ETC.,

A BOXED 70 CL BOTTLE OF LAPHROAIG ISLAY SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKEY 10 YEAR OLD

A MIXED LOT OF MINIATURES TO INCLUDE A 2011 MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, TWO CRUZAN 200ML RUMS, 5CL SLOE GIN, 5 CL ZILLIWOOD TRUST PALACE OF WESTMINSTER SCOTCH WHISKEY AND A GLENMORANGIE 5 CL WHISKEY

A 1L BOTTLE OF PADDY IRISH WHISKEY

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

A 750 ML BOTTLE OF WILD TURKEY RAREBREED KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY

A 1 LITRE BOTTLE OF WILLIAM LAWSON'S FINEST BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKEY

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

A 35 CL BOTTLE OF WILLIAM GRANT'S FINEST SCOTCH WHISKEY TOGETHER WITH A 50 CL JACK DANIEL'S OLD NO, 7 BRANCH TENNESSEE SOUR MASH WHISKEY

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

AN OAK AND METAL BANDED WHISKEY BARREL

PAIR OF BOXED WATERFORD WHISKEY GLASSES

A collection of stoneware casks and flasks including a set of three Bailey Fulham brandy, gin and Irish Whiskey glasses, also a stoneware jar and a pottery footbath.

Two majolica leaping fish water jugs and a further collection of Beneagles Scotch Whiskey flasks in the form of animals, bears, squirrel, badger, etc,

Mid 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) Sam Whiskey, 1969. (2) Der letzte Mohikaner, 1965. (3) The Spikes Gang, 1974. (4) Return of Sabata, 1971. Some w. stamps verso. Some defects such as folds, corner pinholes, etc. (total 10)

NEW & BOXED WATERFORD CRYSTAL FROM IRELAND - 4 WINE GLASSES, 2 WHISKEY GLASSES & A BOWL

11 BOTTLES IRISH WHISKEY AND 1 SCOTCH WHISKYTwo Stacks Single Malt Double Barrel; Red Breast Sible Post Still Cask Strength; Method + Maddness Single Malt Bourbon Barrel Aged and Triple Distiilled Oats and Malt; Slane Triple Casked; Knappogue Castle Limited Release Single Malt; Powers John's Lane Single Pot Still; The Dead Rabbit; The Irishman Single Malt; Jameson Single Pot Still Five Oak Cask Release and Crested Triple Distilled; Grant's Triple Wood 12 YO

12 BOTTLES WHISKEY/WHISKYKavalan Single Malt Peated (30cl); Golden Blue Sherry Cask (50cl); Agitator Argument Småfat Single Malt; St Killian Distillers Thirteen Single Malt (50cl); The Loyalty of Ned Very Limited Batch (50cl); Starward Fortis and Small Batch; Pernod Ricard Lot N°40 Rye; Cotswolds Single Malt; Nantou Distillery Omar Single Malt; De Vans GianChand Single Malt; M+H Whisky Distillery Elements Single Malt

9 BOTTLES GIN, 1 RUM, 1 WHISKEY AND 1 GENEVERBlacksmith Distillery AP 7 Wonders; Forty Spotted Classic Tassic; Glyph Spirit Whiskey; Wrynose Honey + Marmalade Rum (50cl); Cambridge Distillery Three Seasons; Tempere Brewing + Distilling Co Tampere Small Batch (50cl); Vánagandr London Dry; Rynbende Vintage Genever; AmberChes Spirits Lemon Myrtle London Dry; Oro Distilling Home House; Puerto de Indias Strawberry; Kings Cross Distillery Navy Strength Garden Island