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A bottle of 2000 Crozes Hermitage; a bottle of 2007 Moullin-a-Vant; a bottle of La Grand Chai Bordeaux 2007; Fortnum & Mason Pomerol 2006; Fortnum & Mason Chianti; and Chateau Molieres 2001 (6) £30-50
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Seven bottles of mixed red wine, including Côtes du Rhône, Pinot Noir; Fortnum & Mason Saint-Emilion Medoc; and others £30-50
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Seven bottles of mixed red wine, including Grand Chai Bordeaux, Mount Rozeir, Cabernet Savignon, Duas Quintas Vino Tinto etc. - see illustration £30-50
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Five bottles of Crasto Douro 2006; two bottles of La Cantera 2005; and a bottle of South African Shiraz (8) £30-50
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Eight bottles of Leyendas Crianza-Tempranillo, 2002 £40-60
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Eight bottles of Leyendas Crianza-Tempranillo, 2002 £40-60
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Eight bottles of Leyendas Crianza-Tempranillo, 2002 £40-60
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Eight bottles of Cadencias Syrah-Tempranillo, 2006 £30-50
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Eight bottles of Cadencias Syrah-Tempranillo, 2006 £30-50
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Eight bottles of Comte Johnson Saint Emilion 2005 £40-60
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Seven bottles of mixed white wine; and a bottle of Barossa Valley red (8) £30-40
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Seven various mixed bottles of white wine £20-40
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Six bottles of various white wine £20-40
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Six bottles of Sauvignon Blanc; and other white wines £20-40
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1966 Vintage Graham port; 1977 Dows port; 1986 Dows port; 1977 Taylors Vintage port; and four others (8) £80-120
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Five bottles of Bauget-Jouette rose Champagne £20-40
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Five bottles of mixed rose Champagne; and Prosecco £20-40
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Five bottles of Paul Langier Champagne £30-50
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Six bottles of Moet & Chandon Champagne - see illustration £40-60
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Three bottles of Heidsieck & Co. Champagne; and two bottles of Alfred Gratien Champagne (5) £30-60
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Seven bottles of Moet & Chandon Champagne £60-80
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Four bottles of Harrods Champagne; and two Oeil De Perdrix Champagne (6) £40-60
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Four bottles of De Vallois Champagne; and a bottle of Chanoine champagne (5) £30-50
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Four bottles of Lanson Champagne, (one boxed) £40-60
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Five bottles of various Champagne £30-50
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Four bottles of various Champagne £30-50
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Four bottles of various Champagne £30-50
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Five bottles of Mumm & Co. Cordon Rouge Champagne £30-50
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Five bottles of Mumm & Co. Cordon Rouge Champagne £30-50
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Two bottles of Taittinger Champagne; and a bottle of Bollinger (3) - see illustration £40-60
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Four bottles of Veuve Clicquot Champagne £40-60
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Four bottles of Veuve Clicquot Champagne £40-60
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A bottle of Domaine Du Castel, 2002 £10-20
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A boxed double magnum of Rasselet Pere & Fils Champagne - see illustration £40-60
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A six litre bottle of Pontet-Latour 1975 - see illustration £80-120
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A Glen Morangie single highland malt scotch whisky, boxed set £20-40
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Englefield’s Ancient vases engraved by Moses; English Pottery and Porcelain, Edward A. Downman; Miolica, Drury E. Fortnum; Pottery and Porcelain, Frederick Litchfield; The Art of Decoration, Mrs. Halls; The Bargain Book and Amateur Pottery and Glass painter, E. Campbell Hancock, various others (13) £40-60
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A stereoscopic viewer, AF; and various American and other stereoscopic cards £30-50
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A 19th Century leather bound album, “Ten Lithographic Coloured flowers with Botanical Descriptions, Drawn and Coloured By A Lady”, dated Edinburgh 1840 £100-150
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The Illustrated Catalogue of The Paris International Exhibition 1878, illustrated with various engravings £30-50
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A late 19th Century photograph album, containing mostly coastal views throughout England and Wales £80-120
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An early 20th Century scrap book £40-60
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An Indian painting on Mica, depicting a street vendor selling birds, 15cm x 9cm; and another depicting an Indian god brandishing a sword, 16cm x 11cm, (2) £80-120
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A collection of various 19th and 20th Century fans, including bone and ivory examples, some boxed (some in need of restoration) £100-150
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A 19th Century games compendium, in lacquered travelling box, comprising carved stained and natural ivory chess set, a draught set, a folding draughts, chess and backgammon board £600-800
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A 19th Century Indian residence box, with leather outer casing inscribed Col. Peyton, care of Thomas Cook & Son, 45.5cm wide £80-120
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A brass microscope, 22cm high, in fitted mahogany case £30-50
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A theodolite, by Casella of London, in fitted pine case £40-60
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A sword, with brass barred hilt, straight blade 95cm long with steel scabbard, (grip wire broken and light pitting) £250-350
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A Waterloo period sword, by Osborn & Gunby, curved blade, 83cm long, contained in a steel scabbard, (some pitting) £80-120
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