Antique Sherry

A fine pair of octagonal, molded blown-glass decanters for port, sherry and Madeira in shouldered

Small antique English oak barrel made for Spanish, "González Byass," Sherry, circa 1910 One of

Pair of matched ceramic English port and sherry crocks as custom lamps. Complete with old brass

Antique diamond point wheel cut lead crystal sherry goblet with wide gilt rim - thistle shaped

This silver plated Sherry stand, or tantalus, was most likely produced by an English maker in the

This silver plated serving set, or Sherry stand, was made in England in the Edwardian period and

Kitchen rack / Archelle in sherry wood with 18 drawers and coffee grinder Wear Consistent with age

) late 19th century French "Saint -Louis" crystal port or sherry glasses in the classic "Caton" pattern

Swedish Kosta Boda cut crystal lidded decanters with silver plate collars both engraved “sherry

for SHERRY.

Holland & Sherry. 42”w x 17”d x 22”h Ref. CHAIR1402 $ 6,400

/sherry 10. 40 piece set. Excellent condition a royal glassworks since 1767, mouthblown, and hand cut

A very fine set of 12 antique English cranberry cordial or sherry wine glasses. Each has a clear

Approximately 156 pieces. 18 white wines, ten sherry plus four similar, 17 tumblers, 21 water

wood work gorgeous. Top shelf wooden tray with antique bohemian sherry bottle. Glasses are newer date

A delightful and elegant set of four sherry or petite wine glasses that match the six champagne

"parting cup" used to serve sherry or brandy at the beginning of a steeple chase or fox hunt when the

in gilt. The original shade measures: 20 inches in diameter. Provenance: Purchased from Sherry Morse

We present you three decanters: for gin, whiskey, and sherry. They are hid in a wooden case that

project by Geoffrey Bradfield of Bradfield Tobin in the Sherry Netherland, paired with a vanity table. See

signed Waterford. 10x champagne 10x red wine 12x white wine 6x sherry 7x port 6x water Add a

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

good original interlocking link chain. Hollands labels are more obscure than say Port, Sherry, Gin

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

pierced and silver plated mounts, with three cut glass decanters and three sherry sized glasses. This

" tall and 1.75" wide (they are so darling!) 11 white wine glasses 6.0" tall and 2.5" wide 11 sherry

dessert cups, 17 dessert saucers, 12 goblets, 12, cordials, 11 sherry, 10 port, 12 white wine, 11

. Three Sterling Silver Collars are Labelled Brandy, Sherry and Port. Has the original key and key ring

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

Deco inspired drinking glasses, etc. comprising: 5x Martini Glasses 5x Sherry Glasses 1x Cocktail

Framing was an icon of quality and craftsmanship, and a good place to stop in for a four o'clock sherry

Early 19th century etching caricature titled ‘Uncorking Old Sherry’ of William Pitt, by James

A fine George III 18th century silver Wine Label of fret domed rectangular form with bright cut engraved border and raised eyelets, the pierced domed surmount with scroll decoration,...

Gorgeous antique Venetian glass sherry glasses. Set of ten. Black rims, gold leaf flakes, swirl

wriggle work engraved border, incised for Sherry. Makers mark only: 'CJ', probably for Charles Jamieson

surmount, incised for Sherry. By Hester Bateman, London, c1785

Rococo scrolls to the border and chased decoration to the background, pierced for Sherry below the large

Set of Four Victorian Sherry Glasses, in Bristol Green Glass Color, England, Late 19th Century.

Pair of Large Fine-Quality Red and White Striped Ceramic Spirit Barrels Marked "Gin" & "Sherry

Original vintage drink poster advertising Valdespino Jerez sherry featuring a smiling man holding a

Sherry wood commode curved on the three faces and with a serpentine on the front. The three drawers

George 111 Silver Sherry Label, dated 1809, assayed in London Made by the renowned wine label

Set of Three Vintage Oak Sherry Kegs for "Stonewells of Chelsea" with Iron Banding and Metal

crest, incised for Sherry. By Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1802 In good condition with no damage or

scroll shape name panel pierced for Sherry. A bearded Bacchus mask below. By Reily & Storer, London

Antique Victorian Sherry Label, dated 1851, made by Yapp & Woodward of Birmingham Lovely Die Cast

pierced for Port and Sherry. By Charles Rawlings, London, 1828.F. This design has become known as the

19th century French gilded settee fully restored and upholstered in Holland and Sherry boiled wool.

Set of 3 Victorian Bristol Green Glass Ship’s Decanters with Stoppers engraved Whisky/Brandy/Sherry

Near Pair of Ceramic Spirit Barrels, labeled "Sherry" and "Rum", circa 1860, mounted as lamps with

for Port and Sherry.

Stunning Swedish Gustavian bench upholstered in Holland and Sherry glazed linen charcoal

. Decanter includes a Sherry sterling top.

Four decanters, one with silver sherry tag, eight glasses, decorative wooden insert, key and lock

Regency Mahogany Chair with new brass casters and newly upholstered in a Holland and Sherry blue

event. The decanter includes a Sherry sterling top.

beautiful boiled wool from Holland and Sherry. The base is mahogany and the quality is outstanding.