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Lot 209
Warner Bros. Records WS 1321 Bourbon Street Beat soundtrack album, featuring music conducted by Don Ralke. This album showcases the vibrant jazz and blues influences inspired by the ABC television series Bourbon Street Beat. The cover features the show's cast, adding to its nostalgic appeal. Includes tracks such as Bourbon Street Beat Blues, The Absinthe House, and I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues.Artist: Don RalkeIssued: 1959Dimensions: 12.25"HCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 294
This 4-piece set of rocks glasses by Waterford Crystal features the iconic Lismore pattern, celebrated for its brilliant diamond and wedge cuts that reflect light with dazzling clarity. Each glass stands approximately 3.25"H and is perfectly weighted for serving whiskey, bourbon, or other fine spirits. Crafted in Ireland, these pieces are acid-etched with the Waterford hallmark and exemplify the brand's enduring tradition of craftsmanship and elegance.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 72
MARIA-ISABELLA DE BOURBON OF SPAIN (1789-1848). Huntsmen with Dog in Landscape and Figure on Horseback before a Cottage both inscribed and dated 1808, pair of watercolours 17.5 x 20cm (6.75in x 8in) - oval image 22 x 25cm (8.75in x 9.75in) - with frames. CR* Paper quite badly discoloured on both, fading to colours also.
Lot 33
Clan Blair: a small archive Including Simon Fraser of Lovat, Royal signatures and War of the Austrian Succession correspondence Red half morocco ‘autograph’ album containing a large number of laid-down letters and signatures, many relating to the Blair Clan, including:Hamilton, Lady Margaret [wife of William Blair of that Ilk]. 2 letters, signed;Blair, Hamilton. Autograph letter signed, dated 18th December 1746, sent from Walisick[?]: “The Marshall Bathiani is expected this day at [?] to the Hague in order to confer with the Duke of Cumberland on the plan of the ensuing operation…”;idem. Autograph letter signed, dated 22nd June 1747, written whilst stationed near Maastricht: “The longer the campaign lasts the better it is for the Captain if he be lucky for we have twenty six shillings a day extraordinary alow'd us during the time we are in the field…”;George II. Clipped signature;Queen Victoria & Prince Albert. Clipped signatures;Fraser, Simon of Lovat, Colonel. Memorial request signed, entitled: “Extract of the Memory of James Beaty, Angus McDonald, George Munro, Donald Urquhart, William Ross and Dougald Cameron”, to commemorate those who were killed in conflict with “French invaders” on the 27th August 1798;and many others, including notes by the Duc de Conéliano, 1754-1842, Marshall of France; Francois Christophe de Kellerman, 1st Duc de Valmy, 1735-1820, Marshall of France; Alexander Leven, 1st Earl of Leven, 1582-1661Louis Antoine de Bourbon, 1775-1844, son of Charles X of France; Patrick Campbell, 1773-1841, Royal Navy Officer; Philip Charles Durham, 1763-1845, Royal Navy Officer; all contained in one album, covers detached Blair Castle, Ayrshire. Sold in these rooms, The Blair Sale, 14th March 2012, lot 345.
Lot 894
HENRY IV: (1553-1610) King of France 1589-1610 and King of Navarre 1572-1610. First French Monarch of the House of Bourbon. Assassinated. A very good content L.S., `Henry', one page, folio, Rouen, 31st August 1603, to M. de la Force, in old French. An important letter of Henry IV describing his work for reconciliation between Protestants and Catholics, and explaining that his intention has always been the search for peace, stating in part `Monsr de la Force, Sur l’avis que j’ai eu que ceux de la religion prétendue reformée de mon pays de Béarn, au dernier synode tenu en iceluy, avoient résolu de députer quelques ministres d'entre eux pour me faire des remontrances sur aucuns articles du dernier cahier à moi présenté par l'évêque d’Oloron, tant en son nom que de celui de l' évêque de Lescar et autres du dit pays, même que la levée des deniers pour le dit voyage était déjà résolue ; comme aussi que lesdits évêques l'étaient pour venir par deçà, pour contester de leur part sur le mérite des dits articles, ne pouvant supporter de se voir facilement frustrés de ce qui leur a été par moi accordé pour l'exercice de leur religion ; et pour ce que je serais très aise que ces choses fussent plus tôt assoupies, comme ç'a toujours été mon intention, que rebattues si souvent devant moi ; d'autant qu'enfin cela serait pour altérer le repos des uns et des autres que j’ai procuré autant qu'il m'a été possible...´ (Translation: "Monsr de la Force, On the advice I received that those of the so-called reformed religion of my country of Béarn, at the last synod held there, had resolved to send some ministers from among them to remonstrate with me on certain articles of the last cahier presented to me by the Bishop of Oloron, both in his name and that of the Bishop of Lescar and others of the said country, even though the collection of funds for the said journey had already been resolved; as also that the said bishops were to come from this side, to contest on their part the merit of the said articles, not being able to bear to see themselves easily deprived of what had been granted to them by me for the exercise of their religion; and because I would be very happy if these things were sooner put to rest, as has always been my intention, than so often rehashed before me; especially since it would ultimately disrupt the peace of mind of some and others that I have provided as much as possible...") Further, Henry IV explains that he is about to depart to Provence and asks his correspondent to attend the Bishop´s requests trying to keep them calmed. Countesigned at the base and addressed to the verso. Small age wear with edges uneven and the right one very slightly trimmed, otherwise GJacques Nompar de Caumont (1558-1652), Duc de La Force, Marshal of France and State councilor of Henri IV.Having renounced the Protestant religion in 1593, Henry IV, having become King of France, had pledged to reestablish the Catholic faith in Béarn, his native region. However, in the meantime, the Reformed nobles had appropriated the properties of the Catholic Church.
Lot 1316
GERARD FRANCOIS: (1770-1837) Baron Gerard. French prominent Painter. Best known for his portraits of all the leading figures of the Empire and of the Bourbon Restoration, including Napoleon I, Josephine, Murat, Louis XVIII, among many others. A.L.S., `F. Gerard´, two pages, 8vo, n.p., 21st July 1827, in French. Gerard is ill and regrets not having been able to meet his correspondent, saying `Je suis très mortifié de la peine que vous avez prise de passer chez moi. J´étais à la Campagne où je suis resté pendant plus de trois semaines, très souffrant d´un rhume.´ (Translation: "I am very mortified by the trouble you took to come to my house. I was in the countryside where I stayed for more than three weeks, suffering greatly from a cold.") Further Gerard refers to a drawing, saying `Quant à la ... du dessein que vous désirez, Monsieur, l´usage est en général, comme vous savez, de prendre celle de la justification, que je joins ici, en résumant la place pour le texte du sujet. Si vous croyez devoir suivre une autre règle, je vous prierais alors, Monsieur, de m´indiquer la grandeur que vous, ou Monsieur l´avocat auriez préférée...´ (Translation: "As for the ... of the drawing you desire, Sir, the custom is generally, as you know, to take that of the justification, which I enclose here, summarizing the space for the text of the subject. If you believe you should follow another rule, I would then ask you, Sir, to indicate to me the size that you, or the Lawyer, would have preferred...") With blank integral leaf. Very small overall minor age wear, otherwise G to VG
Lot 882
ISABEL II OF SPAIN: (1830-1904) Queen of Spain 1833-68. L.S., `Isabel de Bourbon´, with a six lines holograph sentence, three pages, 8vo, Paris, 16th February 1899, to Alejandro Groizard, in Spanish. The letter bears to the heading an attractive colourful embossed crowned monogramme. The Queen strongly recommends someone to her correspondent, stating `D. Gabriel Llompart, Doctoral de Jaca, quien te tengo ya recomendado por sus virtudes y merecimientos, me anuncia que se halla vacante la Dignidad de tesorero de la Catedral de Valladolid y me dirijo a ti rogándote, que si te es posible, concedas este cargo a mi recomendado...´ (Translation: "Mr. Gabriel Llompart, Doctor of Jaca, whom I have already recommended to you for his virtues and merits, informs me that the Dignity of Treasurer of the Cathedral of Valladolid is vacant and I address to you requesting that, if possible, you grant this position to my recommended person...") Further and beneath her signature, the Queen adds in her own hand `Cuando trates al Sr. Llompart, y veas todo lo que vale y lo instruidisimo que es, estoy segura de que estarás satisfecho de cuanto hayas hecho por él´ (Translation: "When you will meet Mr. Llompart, and see all he his worth and how highly educated he is, I am sure you will be satisfied with everything you have done for him.")
Lot 907
CHARLES X: (1757-1836) King of France 1824-30. Brief A.L.S., Charles Philippe, one page, 4to, Paris, 1st May n.y. (1814), to an unidentified correspondent, in French. The King states, in full, `The King´s entry into Paris is positively fixed for next Tuesday at ten in the morning.´ With blank integral leaf. Some very light, minor wrinkling to the right edge and light overall age toning, otherwise VG The present letter is written at an important date in the Bourbon Restoration. In January 1814, Charles covertly left his home in London to join the Coalition forces in southern France. His brother Louis XVIII, by then wheelchair-bound and in exile in England, supplied Charles, his younger brother, with letters patent creating him Lieutenant General of the kingdom. On 31st March, the Allies captured Paris and a few days later, on 4th April, Napoleon I abdicated. The Senate declared King Louis XVIII restored. Charles had arrived in the capital on 12th April and acted as Lieutenant General of the kingdom until Louis XVIII arrived from England. Two days after the present letter was written, on 3rd May, the King was greeted with great rejoicing from the Parisians and proceeded to occupy the Tuileries Palace. Charles X, known as the Count of Artois for much of his life, reigned as the last Bourbon King of France from 1824-30. An uncle of the uncrowned King Louis XVII and the younger brother of reigning Kings Louis XVI and Louis XVIII, Charles supported the latter in exile and eventually succeeded him. During his brief tenure as regent, Charles created an ultra-royalist secret police that reported directly back to him without Louis XVIII's knowledge. It operated for over five years. His rule of almost six years ended in the July Revolution of 1830, which resulted in his abdication and the election of Louis Philippe, Duke of Orleans, as King of the French.
Lot 396
A Louis XV kingwood, tulipwood and marquetry commode by Pierre Roussel, mid-18th century, French, of serpentine outline, the grey marble top above two drawers inlaid with floral marquetry, fitted with scrolled mounts and conforming handles, on cabriole supports terminating in sabots, the top of the carcass stamped 'P. ROUSSEL',99cm wide56.5cm deep90cm highPierre Roussel, who received his maîtrise in 1745, supplied furniture for Château de Chantilly and the Palais-Bourbon. Renowned for his naturalistic floral marquetry accentuated by engraving, the present lot typifies Roussel's mid-18th-century style. Two closely related commodes of smaller proportions, stamped in the same manner and with comparable marquetry, sold at Christie's, 25 March 1999, lot 120 (£56,500) and 16 December 1999, lot 33 (£31,050). The shape, form and dimensions are also very similar to that of the 'Small Commode by P Roussel JME, c.1755', illustrated in Charles Packer, 'Paris Furniture by The Master Ébenistes', fig.43.Condition ReportGeneral surface wear, light scratches and small old chips to the corners and edges of the marble. General knocks, surface wear, small splits, lifting and scratches to the timber throughout commensurate with age and use. Some areas of minor old repair and replacement to the veneer in places, including to the sides and to the drawer fronts where handles and mounts have been replaced. All mounts appear later, with two pins lacking to the right sabot causing some looseness. Some fading and discolouration to marquetry, however traces of the original green stain to the foliage can be seen throughout. General knocks, wear and some repairs to the supports.Drawers run smoothly with some wear to the silk-lined interior. A key present, however it does not work in the locks. A small amount of lateral movement in the joints, however the piece is generally solid and stable and appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition and is ready for use.
Lot 725
SINGLE MALT & PORT Four Bottles comprising 1 x EDRADOUR 12 Years Highland Single Malt from Dougie MacLean's Caledonia Selection, 46% vol. 700ml, fill level low neck, seal intact, boxed, 1 x GLENFIDDICH 12 Years Single Malt, 40% vol. 700ml, fill level high shoulder, seal intact, boxed, 1 x GLENMORANGIE, aged 10 Years in Bourbon casks, 40% vol. 70cl, fill level mid-shoulder, seal intact, boxed and 1 x GRAHAM'S 1981 LBV Port, 70cl, fill level mid-neck, boxed
Lot 199
Blake (William).- Gay (John) Fables, 2 vol., first Stockdale edition, second issue without long 's', engraved monument frontispieces, engraved title pages with vignettes, 67 engraved plates including 12 by William Blake, foxing to plates, contemporary calf, gilt, covers detached, spines faded and chipped, John Stockdale, 1793 § Gessner (Salomon) New idylles...Translated by W. Hooper MD. With a letter to M. Fuslin, on landscape painting, and the Two friends of Bourbon, a moral tale, by M. Diderot, first edition in English, half-title, fine engraved pictorial title and 9 plates, some browning and occasional spots, modern half calf, for S.Hooper, 1776 § Gray (Thomas) Designs by Mr. R. Bentley, for Six Poems..., first edition, first issue with "Drawings, &c." on half-title, printed on rectos only, engraved title-vignette, 6 plates, head- & tail-pieces and initials by Grignion and Muller after Bentley, damp-staining and some spots, contemporary calf, gilt with red morocco label to spine, [Hazen 42; Rothschild 1061], folio, for R. Dodsley, 1753; and another fables, v.s. (5)
Lot 159
Engineers etc.- Brunel (Sir (Marc) Isambard, civil engineer, 1769-1849).- Martignac (Jean-Baptiste Sylvère Gay, 1st Viscount of, royalist French statesman during the Bourbon Restoration the 1814–30 under Charles X, 1778-1832) Invitation by Martignac as Minister of the Interior to "Monsieur Brunel" to dinner, printed form with manuscript insertions, 1p. with conjugate blank and address panel, blank torn at top where opened, [1828]; and a quantity of letters relating to John Penn (1805-78), marine engineer and Stephen Winkworth Silver & Co., campaign and exploration equipment company, v.s., v.d. (c. 40 pieces).
Lot 312
A pair of Royal Doulton figural liquor containers created for Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey, part of the Liquor Containers series and The Pickwick Collection. This set features Old Mr. Turveydrop and Town Crier of Eatanswill, both inspired by Charles Dickens' The Pickwick Papers. Each ceramic decanter is finely detailed, with attached miniature bottles labeled for Jim Beam Bourbon. Marked on the base with the Royal Doulton backstamp, these collectible pieces highlight the craftsmanship and charm of Royal Doulton's figural liquor containers. Old Mr Turveydrop: 5"H. Town Crier of Eatanswill: 4.75"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is. Town Crier of Eatanswill previously restored. Also, do not contain liquid.
Lot 1111
OF NAPOLEONIC NAVAL INTEREST - A George III silver full hunter fusee verge pocket watch by Cade & Robinson. Provenance - Once belonging to Commander Bonamy Mansell (1786-1868) The white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, winding hole at 3 position, the movement signed Cade & Robinson LONDON 5165, the engraved balance cock with rose cut diamond endstone over a silver regulating disk, the case hallmarked London 1809, the hinged cover engraved 'BONAMY MANSELL October 13th 1810', the front engraved with the Mansell crest, 55mm. Total weight 127.5g. Bonamy Mansell, born 13 Oct. 1786, at Guernsey, is the brother of Captain Sir Thomas Mansell R.N., K.T., K.C.H.Bonamy entered the Navy in January 1800, as First Class Volunteer on board the HMS London, commanded in the Channel by Capt. John Child Purvis. In 1801 he becomes a Midshipman into the HMS Royal George. In 1802, he joined HMS Dédaigneuse with Capts. Thomas George Shortland, Peter Heywood, and Charles James Johnston. He sailed for the East Indies, where, in June 1805, he accompanied the last-mentioned officer into the HMS Cornwallis. After participating in a gallant attack made by that vessel in 11th November 1806, in company with HMS Sceptre, in St. Paul's Bay, Isle of Bourbon, and attacked the shipping there, which consisted of the frigate Sémillante, three armed ships and twelve captured British ships. However, what little breeze there was soon failed, and the two ships found it difficult to manoeuvre and were unable to recapture any prizes. In 1807 Mansell joined HMS Culloden and on 11th December he witnessed the destruction of the dockyard and stores at Griessee, in the island of Java, and of all the men-of-war remaining to Holland in India. On 1st May 1807, uniting with the Nereide frigate, he was involved in a successful engagement with two batteries near St. Rose, in the Ile de Bourbon, where he was severely hurt in the leg by the premature explosion of a magazine containing 100 barrels of powder, which took place while he was in the act of pulling off from the shore with a message to Capt. Corbett from Lieut. Arthur Batt Bingham of the Nereide, with whom he had landed. He was subsequently concerned in the capture of the French frigate Caroline and of other vessels in St. Paul’s Bay, Ile de Bourbon. He was most actively employed on the coast of North America. During the year 1812 Mr. Mansell, at the time in the HMS Helder, succeeded in the presence of a convoy of 300 sail, in setting fire to a galliot, defended on the beach in the Great Belt, by a sharp fire from 3 or 4 field-pieces and musketry – an enterprise which occasioned the boats under his orders a loss of 2 Midshipmen and of at least 10 or 12 men killed and wounded. He had also the good fortune, in a boat of the same ship, to the capture of a valuable merchantman laden with linen. He accepted his present rank in 1847.The inscription on this watch, with date October 13th October 1810, may refer to his action on HMS Leopold, which he joined for a passage on 23rd May 1810. The 50-gun forth rate HMS Leopard, along with other ships, was part of a British squadron tasked with blockading Isle de France (now Mauritius) and the surrounding area to capture or destroy French ships, as part of the Mauritius campaign of 1809-1811. The squadron, led by Commodore Josias Rowley, also included HMS Raisonnable, HMS Nereide, HMS Sirius, and HMS Boadicea. This action was in response to the French deployment of ships to the Indian Ocean.A note on the provenance from our vendors " We three sisters recently inherited these four Mansell family pocket watches (along with associated Mansell family Naval and Military medals) when our mother Jill Mansell’s only brother John died childless last year. For the previous generations these watches have followed the Mansell family line being handed down to the oldest son of the oldest son. Our maternal Grandfather Lt Col George William Mansell CBE (1904 -1983) was in the Royal Artillery 1918-1945 one of the Army watches is his, the other military watch belonged to his father Lt Colonel Sir John Herbert Mansell KBE RA (1864-1933) also of the Royal Artillery. Sir John’s father was George Hope Mansell, Commander RN (1826-1862) son of Sir Thomas (1777-1858) the gold watch owner. The Gold watch from 1800 belonged to the renowned Naval hero Sir Thomas Mansell RN who was our Grandfather’s paternal Grandfather and the silver watch from 1810 belonged to Sir Thomas’s brother Bonamy Mansell RN (1786-1847) and has his name engraved on it. Not running and doesn't wind. The fusee chain appears broken. The balance appears good and us moving freely. The cover of the watch is broken on the hinge and needs attention. The second hand is missing. No cracks to the dial.
Lot 44
OCTOMORE 2002 FUTURES ISLAY SINGLE MALT Distilled: 16/10/2002Bottled: 04/2008Cask Type: Bourbon/Buffalo TracePeated to 80.5 PPMBottle Number: 748746% ABV / 70cl Given Islay’s peaty reputation, the assumption might be that the islanders themselves favour big smoky whiskies. However, it’s actually Bruichladdich with its traditionally unpeated style that has earned the reputation as the local favourite. It’s only relatively recently that the distillery has dabbled in peated whisky with their Port Charlotte range, as well as the ultra-heavily peated Octomore releases.
Lot 110
BRUICHLADDICH 2012 12 YEAR OLD THE PAISLEY COLLECTION 2ND RELEASE ISLAY SINGLE MALT Distilled: 09/07/2012Bottled: 19/03/2024Matured in a Bourbon cask62.1% ABV / 70cl Given Islay’s peaty reputation, the assumption might be that the islanders themselves favour big smoky whiskies. However, it’s actually Bruichladdich with its traditionally unpeated style that has earned the reputation as the local favourite. It’s only relatively recently that the distillery has dabbled in peated whisky with their Port Charlotte range, as well as the ultra-heavily peated Octomore releases.
Lot 200
OCTOMORE 2002 FUTURES ISLAY SINGLE MALT Distilled: 16/10/2002Bottled: 04/2008Matured in Bourbon / Buffalo TracePeated to 80.5 PPMBottle Number: 746646% ABV / 70cl Given Islay’s peaty reputation, the assumption might be that the islanders themselves favour big smoky whiskies. However, it’s actually Bruichladdich with its traditionally unpeated style that has earned the reputation as the local favourite. It’s only relatively recently that the distillery has dabbled in peated whisky with their Port Charlotte range, as well as the ultra-heavily peated Octomore releases.
Lot 218
OCTOMORE 2004 FUTURES THE BEAST ISLAY SINGLE MALT Ditilled: 09/11/2004Bottled: 04/2011Matured in Bourbon casksPeated to 167 PPMBottle Number: 030860.5% ABV / 70cl Given Islay’s peaty reputation, the assumption might be that the islanders themselves favour big smoky whiskies. However, it’s actually Bruichladdich with its traditionally unpeated style that has earned the reputation as the local favourite. It’s only relatively recently that the distillery has dabbled in peated whisky with their Port Charlotte range, as well as the ultra-heavily peated Octomore releases.
Lot 216
SMWS 29.169 LAPHROAIG 1995 20 YEAR OLD ISLAY SINGLE MALT "Beach Bonfires, Creel and Boats"Distilled: 04/04/1995Matured in Ex-Bourbon Refill Barrel1 of 205 bottles56.5% ABV / 70cl Founded in 1815, and often considered to be the whisky equivalent of Marmite (in that you either love it or hate it), Laphroaig is a smoky, medicinal tasting whisky from the south coast of Islay. Clearly more people fall into the “love” category though, as Laphroaig is one of the top ten best selling single malts in the world. Just as well, then, that it is the second largest distillery on the island (after Caol Ila), capable of producing 3.4 million litres of spirit per annum.The distillery still retains its own malting floor, and although it only covers 20% of their requirements, it is instrumental in providing the creosote-y, phenolic character that defines the Laphroaig spirit. No visible condition issues. Please see additional images.
Lot 122
OCTOMORE FARM 2012 10 YEAR OLD PRIVATE CASK #3078 ISLAY SINGLE MALT Distilled: 09/2012Bottled: 01/2023Matured in Bourbon Barrel #3078Peated to 133 PPM63.2% ABV / 70cl Given Islay’s peaty reputation, the assumption might be that the islanders themselves favour big smoky whiskies. However, it’s actually Bruichladdich with its traditionally unpeated style that has earned the reputation as the local favourite. It’s only relatively recently that the distillery has dabbled in peated whisky with their Port Charlotte range, as well as the ultra-heavily peated Octomore releases.
Lot 167
ST MAGDALENE 1975 23 YEAR OLD CADENHEAD'S AUTHENTIC COLLECTION LOWLAND SINGLE MALT Distilled: 1975Bottled: 07/1999Matured in Bourbon Butt1 of 618 bottles41.5% ABV / 70cl St Magdalene was the last remaining distillery in the town of Linlithgow when it closed in 1983; the result of a downturn in the market leading to owners, DCL, finding themselves with an overabundance of stock. The distillery building itself has now been turned into flats (although its iconic pagoda roof remains) so it seems unlikely to make a comeback. As a result, examples of its Single Malt are becoming increasingly sought after.
Lot 126
BRUICHLADDICH 1984 32 YEAR OLD RARE CASK SERIES ISLAY SINGLE MALT Dsitilled: 1984Matured in Bourbon casksBottle Number: 2142 / 300043.7% ABV / 70cl Given Islay’s peaty reputation, the assumption might be that the islanders themselves favour big smoky whiskies. However, it’s actually Bruichladdich with its traditionally unpeated style that has earned the reputation as the local favourite. It’s only relatively recently that the distillery has dabbled in peated whisky with their Port Charlotte range, as well as the ultra-heavily peated Octomore releases.
Lot 381
Set of four cut crystal double old fashioned glasses from the Marquis by Waterford collection, featuring the Huntley pattern. The design showcases a distinctive combination of diamond and palm leaf style cuts, creating brilliant facets that catch and reflect light beautifully. Each glass retains the original green and gold Waterford seahorse logo sticker and is acid etched with the Waterford name on the base, confirming authenticity. Ideal for serving whiskey, bourbon, or classic cocktails, these glasses reflect the timeless craftsmanship of Waterford Crystal. Waterford backstamp. Waterford manufacturing sticker. Glasses measure: 3.75"H x 3.25" dia.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 1250
Limited Kuga SO-005 Special Edition Bourbon, in wooden presentation box WITH accessories. In 2021 The SASHF purchased two unreleased 'Cougar Directors Cut' barrels, resulting in this limited edition of 353 bottles, this one is number 282. Kuga was a military working dog serving in Afghanistan with Australian Special Forces, his story is on the label. 700Ml 43%Shipping £33.00 plus vat (UK Only)
Lot 87
Special edition Maker's Mark Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky gift set featuring one 750ml bottle (45% Alc/Vol) and two ceramic mugs designed for holiday serving. Packaged in a festive red and kraft-style box with a recipe for a Chai Hot Toddy printed on the back. The ceramic mugs include one red and one cream-colored design with Maker's Mark branding. Ideal for collectors or seasonal gifting, this set highlights the warmth and versatility of the Maker's Mark bourbon experience.Dimensions: Box: 11.5"L x 11.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 358
Mauritius, Colonial Bank of Mauritius Bourbon and Dependencies, an uncut remainder 5 Crowns, 181-, no serial number or signature, vignette of Britannia at top left, two brown spots otherwise about uncirculated, a rare tete-beche pair (2 notes, one piece) BNB B042, Pick PS103, MB2 £300-£400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---
Lot 318
Mauritius, Saint Denis Militia Marksmanship Competition, 1977, for REUNION, a trio of restrike prize medals (3, one silver, two bronze), all unsigned, based on the award by the Rontaunay Commander of the Militia of Saint Denis, Bourbon, all 41mm [3]. All practically as struck£70-£90 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---
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