Antique Brandy Glasses

A splendid plain formed cauldron bowled brandy pan baring an elegant contemporary crest for importance. The applied “straight” designed handle is an elegant mix of a lower silver tub...

This superb handmade late Victorian oak and brass bound cask is made to an excellent standard. It is of oval form with riveted and screwed brass bands which hold the segments togeth...

Stunning hyper-clear glass!! This amidons ginger and brandy bottle was hand blown in a mold and has a tooled lip.

Presenting a beautiful Art Deco Cambridge set of 6 brandy goblets, circa 1930 and American. Made by the Cambridge Glass Co. of Cambridge, Ohio.

Rare and unusual Gaudy Welsh porcelain liquor warmer with original floral decorated flask and base, glass bottle and burner. The brass stand has hand tooled floral designs and the fl...

French hand blown amber glass demijohn bottle

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Georgian silver Brandy or Toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle, in good condition. Slightly worn hallmarks to the bowl, made by JS/Joshua Snatt, 1801, London. Measures: 18 cms...

English silver brandy saucepan and stand, London 1916 by Garrard. The brandy saucepan of plain Georgian style, turned wood handle, the body engraved with the crest of a mermaid, with...

Classic, understated elegance defines this English William IV-period silver pot. Crafted by Richard Sibley, this lidded, single-handled pot was used to warm brandy, which was done to...

The twin flap compartment in front revealing a delightful divisioned interior with three crystal port glasses and two brandy glasses. There is a secret compartment in the base, w...

Heading : Sterling silver brandy pan by Peter and Ann Bateman Date : Hallmarked in London 1804 Period : George III Origin : London, England Decoration : Reeded flared base. Turned wo...

Hallmarked in London, 1783 by Samuel Meriton II, this handsome, George III, antique, sterling silver brandy saucepan, is plain in style, and features a wooden handle, and bead border...

An elegant Antique George I solid silver Brandy Warming Pan with a plain baluster shape and a sturdy wooden handle. This Brandy Warmer is of particularly substantial size. Made in...

A Solid Silver Hall Marked Hip Flask and Cup by Finnigans ltd, 1900 A lovely piece the flask has a turning locking grip and a good size cup, which pulls out from the base. The flask...

The top is covered in preserved vintage Cognac and Brandy labels/ephemera under glass. A one-of-a-kind conversation piece for a bar or tavern.

Made in the Louis XVI style decorated with pronounced beaded boarders, laurel garlands and wrapped ribbons, the oval tray on four leaf capped legs and mounted with two handles. The f...

The cocktail cabinet comes complete with glassware which includes: 1x Whisky decanter 1x Cocktail shaker 3x Wine glasses 6x Large wine glasses 3x Sherry glasses 2x Cognac / brandy ...

Colourful and fun Art Deco image featuring a smiling character made of heart shapes and wearing a pointed hat holding a glass of the brandy-based alcoholic drink in one hand and a bo...

This is as you can see a very high Regency reclining armchair, I can imagine this in a Gentleman’s club in or around Mayfair with a rather stately looking gentleman holding a cigar a...

A beautiful glazed, hand painted English ceramic brandy barrel with gold trim. There is a stamp on the brass tap from Fulham S.W. England. Missing its top but otherwise in very nice ...

An antiques sterling silver brandy pan and cover made by the London firm of Emes & Barnard in 1813. This is a lovely example with its original cover. The height to the top of the fi...

A 19th century stoneware brandy barrel, A large stoneware brandy barrel it is in nice condition with traditional hooped design, it has a cork lid and comes with its original brass...

An antique brass colored tantalus rack with three large crystal decanters. The decanters and stoppers are original and antique. The tantalus can be closed with working locks. Made in...

An exceptionally fine quality example of a heavy gauge Sterling Silver Scottish Two Handle Loving Cup or Quaich of traditional twin handle circular form. Late Nineteenth Century ...

Set of three crown Staffordshire bone china liquor bottle labels or bottle tags. This set includes three labels for adorning liquor bottles or decanters at a bar. One of each labeled...

Two antique painted green glass wine or brandy bottles. handblown glass bottles, both depict hand-painted 'drinking men theme' decorations.

Rare George III cobalt blue bottles, circa 1820. Three total, Rum, Rum, and Brandy. In great condition for their age, each with a silver and cork stopper and gilt lettering and decor...

The beautifully etched glass brandy bottle rests inside the bear's 'wooden barrel backpack' and the six matching cordial glasses around it inside small protruding prongs.

A Georgian Bristol blue glass club shaped brandy decanter.

A silver plate brandy warmer in the shape of a canon. Features a bell shaped snuffer with link chain. This sale includes the brandy snifter. Shipping cost: United Kingdom £...

Silverplate wagon form brandy casks, fully functional.

17th century Swedish Baroque brandy bowl, silver. Made by Jörgen Hieronymi Bernegam (1648-1679) in Norrköping. 120 g.

A good George III silver Wine Label of rectangular form with bright-cut engraved feather edge border, incised for Brandy. By Susanna Barker, London, c1790 SUSANNA BARKER, LON...

A good George III silver Brandy Saucepan of a large size and plain baluster shape, with attached baluster shaped turned wooden handle, the bowl complete with domed lift off lid with ...

Antique silver lidded brandy saucepan made by Pittar and Co of 9 Old CourtHouse Street,Calcutta. The term, Indian Colonial Silver, refers to silver manufactured by European silversm...

P H Vogel and Co, Birmingham A highly unusual and amusing, silver plated brandy warmer in the form of Stephenson’s Rocket, the frame for the glass sitting over the ‘boiler’ with e...

Heavy gauge silver brandy saucepan, assayed in London in 1777. Made by Robert Makepeace and Richard Carter in London. Originally hand hammered all over, and burnished on the out-si...

George III Provincial Silver Marquis's Coronet Brandy Label Circa 1795 Marked with only a kings head and a sterling lion, it is most possibly by Alexander Kelty, of Newcastle. The b...

An extremely beautiful large George I plain formed baluster brandy pan with decorative fruitwood handle. The bowl of the brandy pan is elegantly formed with an incorporated stylish s...

A rare pair of George IV Provincial silver Wine Labels of plain crescent form incised for Whiskey and Brandy. By Barber, Cattle & North, York, c1825. (one unmarked) The unmarked ...

A good set of three George III silver Wine Labels of cut-cornered rectangular form with triple reeded borders and crested oval surmounts supported by swags. Incised for Gin, Brandy a...

I feel it would work best next to a handsome armchair where one could rest a glass of brandy and a favorite cigar.

This English set of bar glasses consist of six 4 oz cordial glasses and six 8 oz brandy glasses.

Antique George 1V Silver Brandy Label, Birmingham, Ledsam, Vale and Wheeler, 1828 Gadroon, leaf and shell border in a decent gauge of silver, with heavy quality chain.

Colourful and fun Art Deco image featuring a smiling character made of heart shapes and wearing a pointed hat holding a glass of the brandy-based alcoholic drink in one hand and a bo...