Antique Brandy

If you added a measure of rum or brandy the mixture was called flip, and was popular on both sides of the Atlantic in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

Decanters of these relatively diminutive proportions were specifically intended for distilled spirits such as brandy, rum or gin as opposed to port or still wines.  

Period Empire side chair: This highly stylized chair has brass inlay and ormolu features to include reclining goddesses, feathers and detailed Roman feet all newly upholstered in a b...

The manufacturer of this design piece is Hynek Gottwald from Brandýs nad Orlicí. This Bauhaus table is ideal for those looking for furniture with history and a distinctive functional...

The department of Charente is internationally celebrated for the production of Cognac, a world-class brandy made from white grapes grown in the region’s chalky soil.

Presenting a floral décor and accented with navy blue accents, the decanters are marked Brandy and Irish Whisky in their upper sections. Perfect to adorn a kitchen, living room or di...

Featuring an ornate cut pattern, a hallmarked silver collar, and a distinctive ridged stopper, this elegant decanter is perfect for fine brandy or whisky connoisseurs. Classic Edwar...

A pair of large andirons with basket tops made to hold and warm brandy bottles.

One decanter retains its original label marked "Cherry Brandy." The glasses are similarly embellished with gilt-embellished rims and bases.

The label is narrow rectangular in form with raised eyelets and is engraved for BRANDY. Length: 2 inches.

Place Lump of sugar on spoon, saturate with liberal amount of brandy, ignite. The sugar melts in short order and the flaming spoonful is quenched in your coffee.

Delightful club lounge appeal, with this fine decanter service Displays a desirable aged patina and in good, original order Striking cut crystal glass bodies and stoppers with a brig...

A hypocritical temperance preacher with a secret fondness for brandy, Mr Stiggins is shown here clutching a glass of liquor on a tray with a furtive, self-righteous expression.

The central display is flanked by beveled glass doors and sides, enhancing its functionality as a lighted vitrine, perfect for showcasing fine liquors or brandy. The cabinets are ado...

The three cut-glass decanters retain their faceted stoppers and are accompanied by solid silver decanter collars individually engraved GIN, BRANDY and SCOTCH WHISKEY. The original A...

Original Built-In Three Bottle Tantalus & Decanters Gin, Scotch Whiskey & Brandy Silver Collars. Possibly retailed by Heal's The rectangular and hinged two panel top enclosi...

Cognac, internationally famous today for its namesake brandy, is shown as an inland hub along the Charente River, while Rochefort and Saintes appear as strategic centers of military ...

Original Built-In Three Bottle Tantalus & Decanters & Gin, Scotch Whiskey & Brandy Silver Collars. Possibly retailed by Heal's The rectangular and hinged two panel top enclosing an ...

Elevate your bar with this charming antique brandy or cognac barrel from Brittany. Crafted in France circa 1910, this ceramic liquor serving set includes a storage barrel with its or...

Imagine a candle lit room with lovely crudité, candles and all the garnishes and this set as a center piece with a fine aperitif, or dessert wine or Brandy - like a page out of "Gour...

This beautiful poster for the French brandy was designed by Leonetto Cappiello. One of the most iconic poster designers of all time, the French-Italian artist Leonetto Cappiello work...

Tursan wine is also distilled here, along with Armagnac brandy. The whole is surrounded by elaborate decorative engravings designed to illustrate both the natural beauty and trade ri...

This area of France is known for its production of Calvados, the world's fines apple brandy. The whole is surrounded by elaborate decorative engravings designed to illustrate both th...

This area of France is known for its production of Calvados, the world's fines apple brandy. The whole is surrounded by elaborate decorative engravings designed to illustrate both th...

The quaich is a 2-handed drinking cup or bowl that was traditionally used to drink whiskey or brandy. Simply a wonderful piece of Scottish silver!

References: Christie's, Auction 2814, January 23, 2014 for a silver brandy warmer by Myer Myers with an identical crest, the lot essay identifying the crest as that of Sampson Simson...

The sofa has kept all its original style charm and charisma, just imagine sitting in a Mayfair gentleman’s club in circa 1860, brandy in one hand cigar in the other, an amazing time ...

This fireplace was exhibited by the Cantagalli company at the world exhibition in Antwerp in 1885, and was purchased by an Italian family that traded in cocoa and brandy. The mantelp...

Hallmarked, English, Birmingham, Maker ’CR&S’. ‘Brandy’, ‘Port’ and Gin ‘labels’. Letter ‘g” for 1906.