Wine Antiques

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Georgian wine coasters L: Silver, Sheffield 1798, 5.4in. Diam. - £345 R: O.S.P., circa 1820, 6.5in. Diam. - £58	All-silver hip flask by James Dixon & Sons Sheffield 1917, 4.6ins.(11.75cm) H £195 - including velvet pouch	Silver rimmed horn beaker London 1905; 4.5in.(11.5cm) H; Sold Drinking horn, circa 1850; 10.5 in.L; £30
Hip Flasks with detachable cups L: Silver plated/leather, c1900 - Sold R: Silver, with hand-made pouch, Sheffield 1905 - £195. Both 5.5in.(14cm) H	Georgian wine glass coolers Circa 1820. 3.6in.(9cm) H £28 each	Silver wine coaster, London 1819 Fascinating inscription - a prize at a Sheep Show 5.75in.(14.5cm) Diameter - £985
L: Georgian cut-glass spirit decanter 8in.(20cm) H, circa 1800 - £38 Cut-glass claret jug with (German) silver top 10.5in.(27cm) H, 60cl capacity - £245	Georgian two-part silver wine funnel London 1790, 3.25in.(8cm) Diameter £395	Classic Georgian glass decanter; target stopper Circa 1800. 11in.(28cm) H £120
Selection of corkscrews L: French, c.1875 4.1in.(10.5cm) H - Sold C: King's Screw, c.1860, 6.5in.H - £295 B: Four-finger Bow, c.1850, 6.25in.H - Sold	Pair of green wine glasses on crystal stems Circa 1880. 5in.(13cm) H £28 the pair	Set of eight cranberry wine glasses Circa 1880. 5.1in.(13cm) H £125 the set