Antique Sherry

Antique Old English Repro Silver Plated Sherry Wine Liquor Goblet Cups Set of 2. Item features

Collection of Donald K. Gerber and Sueann E. Sherry. Pages 89 , 99. Namikawa Yasuyuki was among the most

Antique Oak Sherry Barrel on Stand Circa 1900-1910

Set of eight antique amethyst sherry wine trumpet glass 19th century stemware with gold rims.  

The Label is oval in form with an unusual outer border of trailing vines. Engraved for SHERRY.

An Antique Rare Saint Louis Liquor / Sherry / Port / Decanter set. Ten piece sets with gold design

The Label is eye shaped in form with a bright cut border and is engraved for SHERRY. Length

England, 1920 Newly upholstered in Holland & Sherry wool blend. 81”L x 36”d x 31”h x 18”seat Ref

gilt banded decorations with a label (port, sherry, and cognac).

water/wine glasses, and six smaller sherry glasses, (no damage). England, circa 1840.

England, 1900 Newly upholstered in 100% wool by Holland & Sherry with frame in original finish

England, 1890 Newly upholstered in 100% wool by Holland & Sherry with original frame and castors

wool chenille by Holland & Sherry on antique frame. Measures: 30” Wx 37” D x 30” H x 15” seat.

Finish -Re-upholstered with Holland and Sherry Belgium Linen Dimensions 28.5”W x 34.5”D x 30”H

in wool velvet by Holland & Sherry. 33”w x 38”d x 36”h x 14” sh Ref. CHAIR1303 $ 8,200 pair

Holland & Sherry on cabriole mahogany legs with makers stamp. Measures: 30”W x 33”D x 46.75”H x 17”seat.

Holland & Sherry on cabriole mahogany legs with makers stamp. Measures: 30”W x 33”D x 46.75”H x 17”seat.

chrysanthemums, peonies, and sherry blossoms overlay the entire composition.

raised, all raised on sabre legs, upholstered in Holland & Sherry velvet fabric early 19th century

and semi-circles. This example is engraved for SHERRY and is well marked on the reverse. The label is

variety of fino sherry made around the port of Sanlucar de Barrameda in the province of Cadiz, Andalusia

setting, filled port or sherry.

design. The label is unusually engraved for DRY SHERRY, a title which is rarely seen, especially from

border is engraved with a bright cut band and this example is engraved for SHERRY with good niello filled

enclosing a pierced border of stylised flower heads. The labels are engraved for CLARET, SHERRY & PORT, and

beaks that open for a pour. Perfect for Port and Sherry or spirits. A good looking addition on a

, the Sherry Netherland Hotel and the surrounding buildings. During the etching revival of the 1930

The die stamped label is of a very unusual design and is engraved for SHERRY. The border is

Staffordshire 20th century bottle tickets for whisky, sherry, port, and brandy. The Decanter Ancient to Modern

measure just a smidge under 8" tall and 3.5" wide on their bowl. The champagne is 5.5" tall and the sherry

white wine glasses 4.6" tall Eight sherry glasses 3.5" tall Seven cordial glasses 2.38" tall Ten bowls

. Imprinted with the elegant "Porto Rei Manuel Sherry" on the top, this barrel exudes vintage allure. Its top

the traditional drink (usually port or sherry) served at the meet, prior to and after a foxhunt

plaque decorated with a floral motif. One of the plaques is plain while the other reads Sherry. The lower

labels, Port and Sherry. Condition commensurate with age and use. Small chip on the lip of one of the

c1770.The drink traditionally was port or sherry, sometimes brandy."

1670, the ceramic the mask or head cups dating from c1770.The drink traditionally was port or sherry

distinctive and unusual, such as Vin Jaune, which is made by a similar process to sherry, developing under a

port or sherry. The cups were handed to the hunts person when their feet were already in the stirrups

features various water and wine glasses (Reno, Bordeaux, Porto, Sherry, Madeira) and Champagne coupes

decorative antique Victorian sterling silver label, for Whisky, Sherry and Brandy. There is a secret

, stag, dog, or horse. They were traditionally filled with port or sherry. The cups were handed to the

. So, a stirrup cup filled with sherry or port was something to enjoy before, or at the end of a hunt

be drained in one draught—typically of port or sherry—before the rider set off. The fox head was the

sherry glass has been replaced. Dimensions in cm: Height 103 x Width 74 x Depth 41 Dimensions in

glasses 4x Sherry glasses 1x Ships decanter 8x Mini vintage whiskey bottles This cocktail bar would be a

were traditionally filled with port or sherry and offered to mounted foxhunters as they prepared to set

: 1x Jug 1x Mixer 2x Large wine glasses 2x Small wine glasses 4x Port glasses 6x Various sherry

decorative antique Victorian sterling silver label, for Whisky, Sherry and Brandy. There is a secret

glasses 6x Large wine glasses 3x Sherry glasses 2x Cognac / brandy glasses 3x Nut / olive snack bowls 1x

glassware includes: 6x liqueur glasses 6x sherry glasses 6x port glasses 4x tumblers 2x cognac 6x

: Christie's, New York, October 22, 1997, lot 25 Blake Roney, Springville, Utah Fred and Sherry Rosee, New

loosely arranged in a low vessel stood on a wooden table, a glass of sherry or brandy next to it. The

sherry glasses in the underside of the lid, a gold plated pair of coasters, a gold plated tray all housed

Sherry Ross, New Jersey, by January 2003. Private collection M.S. Rau, New Orleans Exhibitions: Bristol

glasses to include: 1x Decanter 6x Champagne Glasses 6x Wine Glasses 4x Sherry Glasses 2x Nut

shelves with six sherry glasses to the top and four port glasses below. It is a decorative piece which