Used Wine Labels

A good George III silver Wine Label of down turned crescent form with oval cartouche above supported by swags with tied ribbon surmount, gadrooned borders.

Antique George 1V Silver Bucellas Wine Label Dated 1828 London Charles Rawlings A heavy beautifully cast wine label with hand pierced bucellas.

A fine George III silver Wine Label of enclosed crescent form with vacant oval cartouche above supported by swags with tied ribbon surmount, feather edge borders, incised for Madeira...

A rare set of four George III sterling silver neck-ring wine labels: Claret, hock, madeira, Port by Thomas & James Phipps II, London 1819.

A rare Victorian fully hallmarked silver wine label cast in the form of fouled anchor suspended from a neck ring made in the form of a rope, incised for Sherry.

Set Of 3 Antique Silver Wine Labels By Taylor & Perry Of Birmingham 1831/1838 Lovely set of wine labels of which two are 1831 and one is 1838.

A fine George III silver wine label of cut-cornered rectangular form with bright cut engraved decoration to the border, incised for Shrub.

A rare George III Irish provincial silver wine label of cut-cornered rectangular form with double reeded border, incised for Teneriffe.

A rare pair of George III / IV Provincial silver wine labels of cut-cornered rectangular form with double reeded borders, incised for Lisbon and Teneriffe.

A fine Victorian heavy cast and pierced silver wine label depicting a reclining Dionysus being offered a cup of wine by a cloaked putto, a fruiting vine border surrounding the scroll...

Phipps & Robinson where prolific makers of fine silver wine labels in this era.

Measures: Height 42 mm (1.65 inches) Width 50 mm (1.97 inches) Weight 12.50 grams (0.40 troy ounces). See: Wine Labels 1730-2003 by John Salter, fig 748, page 225.

A fine quality George IV heavy cast silver gilt Wine Label of festooned drapery form, the central fringed drape with raised letters for Sherry on a matt background, surrounded by fes...

A rare George IV silver wine label of "S" scroll banner form with engraved hatched ends, pierced for Vin De Grave.

A rare and unusual large George II silver wine label of chased escutcheon form with fruiting vine border, incised for port on a scrolling name plate, a wine glass, a bottle and a bas...

A fine quality and rare George III heavy cast silver wine label made in the form of a scallop shell, the applied name plate incised for Sherry.

Pair of grape and vine Victorian silver port and Madeira labels, London, 1844-1845 Made by the renowned London silver wine label makers, Charles Reily and George Storer.

Antique Geo 11 Silver Escutcheon Shaped Port Label Sandylands Drinkwater C.1745 This is amongst the earliest silver wine labels you can find.

These simple, elegant and classic carafes feature a deeply engraved wine label that reads “Merlot” & “Pinot Noir” on a frosted square; hand made of the finest, lead-free glass, these...

These simple, elegant and classic carafes feature a deeply engraved wine label that reads “Merlot” & “Pinot Noir” on a frosted square; hand made of the finest, lead-free glass, these...

1950's German bright orange lacquered papier mache ice bucket with decoupaged wine labels. Marked Made in Western Germany on the bottom.

The year was average in terms of quantity of total harvest, of which only 75% is eligible for the label. The wine is described as "very creamy and lemony, more like a Barsac tha...

Dole’s passion for collage did not stem from the influence of one particular artist but his passion and intrigue for materials. The texture of certain papers, the shape of a Chinese ...

The artist is worldfamous for his images of wine labels. Condition: good. Frame: not framed Sign: signed by artist.

This rare print is composed of various mediums including lithograph, collage, and embossing on Arjomari paper; a Château Latour wine label; tan Ingres paper; and black Arches paper.

He specialised in making unusual card cases,caddy spoons,vinaigrettes,snuff boxes and wine labels. All of the above were of the finest quality.

A small silver delicate wine (port) label made by Alice and George Burrows.

Dom Perignon is located in the monastery that was previously home to Dom Pierre Perignon known as the Father of Champagne and who is often credited with inventing Champagne sparkling...

Original vintage poster - Send By Rail / Verzend Per Spoor - featuring an image by the Dutch artist Fedde Weidema (1915-2000) of a wine basket labelled Express Goods Den Haag in fron...

The painting's gilded frame is creatively detailed with collaged clippings of spirits and wine bottle labels. Signed on the bottom left of the painting and has a nailed-in plaque on ...

Wine Label #1 - John Huston was commissioned by Baron Philippe de Rothschild to design the art for this wine label for his Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1982 60th year harvest.

The Wine Label is eye shaped in form and is pierced with an outer border of stylised foliate motifs.

Irish silver wine label, heavy gauge silver in the shape of vine leaf Dublin 1972 Royal Irish.

Nine vintage French corkscrews mounted on authentic wine labels in a coffee bean colored wooden shadow box frame.

The Wine Label is broad rectangular in form, with a gadrooned rim.

The three wine labels are modelled to simulate the letters M, P and C.

Antique Georgian silver wine label, Claret, London, 1809, John Reily. Measures: Length 1.75 inches.

Antique Georgian silver wine label, port, London 1818 John Reily. Measure: Length 1.75 inches.

Margaret Binley's mark is recorded almost exclusively for wine labels.

The Wine Label is narrow rectangular in form with a domed top pierced with scroll work.

Antique silver Madeira Wine label, London 1830, Reily & Storer. The label of vine leaf form, realistic textured decoration, original chain link attached.

The Wine Label is narrow rectangular in form with a bright cut and prick dot border.

Beautiful vintage Waterford Crystal Ship’s decanter (Lismore pattern) from circa 1950, with solid (sterling) silver “Wine” Label. The wine label is fully hallmarked, British, Birm...

The Wine Label is of the escutcheon form and is chased with an outer border of vines and grapes.

George IV silver Wine Label Madeira, John Reily London, 1824. The label of rounded rectangular form with gadrooned border, incised for Madeira.

The Wine Label is modelled as a letter "B" with a reeded edge.

In addition the borders display flower heads including roses and fruit. The label also has one of the heaviest chains we have ever seen on a wine label.

Each side has an engraved wine label from a French vineyard with the engraved years 1962 and 1966.

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

Each side has an engraved wine label from a French vineyard with the engraved years 1962 and 1966.

The Wine Label is rectangular in form with rounded ends and an outer pierced border displaying stylised flower heads contained within semi circular motifs.

A George III Wine Label made in London in 1799 by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson.

The Wine Label is broad rectangular in form with a wavy edge decorated with feather edge designs.

A very rare George III Wine Label made in Sheffield in 1776 by Richard Morton & Company.

A rare George III Wine Label made in Newcastle circa 1786-90 by Langlands & Robertson

The Wine Label is modeled in the plain escutcheon form and is engraved for WHITE-WINE.