in buff stoneware with logo in black, white and gilt, produced for the

Japanese market and three other jugs by Buchanware (4)

with logo in black, white and gilt over yellow and four others by

Buchanware in white, green, pale green and blue (5)

with logo in gilt over black, three other Auchentoshan jugs and a

flagon with stopper (5)

with blue dip glaze top and logo in white, purple and gilt, impressed

mark below handle and three other Auchentoshan jugs by Buchanware

and one other (5)

in grey with Gold Seal 12-year-old logo over grey and three other

Ballantine’s jugs, various makers (4)

in olive with logo in white, inscribed to the base Imported by 21

brands Inc., New York and another identically formed in a treacle

coloured glaze (2)

with logo in white and gold over black and three others similar,

various makers (4)

by Lego, Japan, printed logo in red

and four others all by Wade with the Ballantine’s logo (5)

logo in brown and two others of similar shape (3)

spreading circular form with gilt and coloured logos (2)

of squat square form, logo in red and black inscribed "Afore Ye Go"

(2)

of circular form logo in red and gilt with scene of Perth and two others

similar (3)

Heublein, Inc., Hartford, Conn., decorated in relief and gilt, inscribed

"8 years-old" and another inscribed "6 years-old" (2)

with printed scene of Highland host in doorway and another near

identical (2)

of chamfered rectangular form with logo and printed scene of

Highland Host in doorway

with logo in white and gold, three inscribed "AWee Bit Out of The

Ordinary" (4)

logo in cream and gold with Clan Badge motif and two cylindrical

jugs (3)

with logo in white and another near identical, unmarked (2)

of circular form with logo in white also, advertising Booths Gin,

Cossack Vodka, etc and three other Black & White jugs, various (4)

of circular form, with logo in white over black inscribed "Scotch - For

People Who Know The Difference" and two other Black & White

jugs, one by Wade (3)

with logo in white over black inscribed to base "AStoke on Trent" and

a circular formed handle less jug by Wade (2)

relief logo in white, the base with impressed French marks

in blue with logo in white of Dogs by Fireside inscribed "Only The

Best in This House", another smaller by Buchanware of square form

made for the Japanese market (2)

logo in white and another possibly for the Japanese Market, circa 1950

(2)

with logo in black and motif of dogs with rosettes, inscribed "The Pick

of Them All" the base inscribed "Reproduced by Kind Permission of

U.D.V" and another similar jug with polychrome motif of dogs

playing with wool, unmarked (2)

of squat form in white with motif and logo in black and another

similar by James Green & Nephew, London, circa 1950’s

with chequered border and logo in black, circa 1950’s

with chequered border logo in black over white, inscribed to base

"Made in England" circa 1950’s and a similar ashtray (2)

of oviform with chequered border and logo in black over white

for the American market, inscribed "Black White & Brilliant", the

base inscribed "C 1976, Heublein Inc., Hartford Conn." and four other

Black & White whisky jugs (5)

fitted with wooden taps, numbered, 1,2,3,4,5 & 7 of a series of 8, logo

black over cream (6)

with titles including "Right at Any Time", "Sure of a Good Welcome"

and "The Secret is in The Blending" logos and motifs in black over

white (8)

with motifs and logs in black over cream each inscribed "The Scotch

With Character" (6)

motifs and logos in black and red over yellow with titles including "It

Speaks Volume for Your Good Taste", "With a View to Good

Entertainment" and "The Pick of Them All" (9)

reproduced by kind permission of U.D.V. of squat form, motifs and

logos in black over cream with titles including "Right at Any Time",

"The Secret is in The Blending" and "The Pick of Them All", etc. (8)

reproduced by kind Permission of U.D.V., of square form, motifs and

logos in black over cream, titles including "The Pick of Them All",

"Only The Best in This House" and "The Secret is in The Blend",

numbers 1,2,4,5,6,7 and 8 of 8 (7)

fitted with brass taps, motifs and logos in black over cream (5)

marked on base "Made in England", with various motifs and logos in

black over white (8)

marked on base "Made in England", of oviform with black

Buchanan’s band above shield shaped "Black & White" motif, circa

1930’s, minor rim chip

of oviform with chequered border, logo and motif, unmarked, circa

1930’s

of squat oval form, motifs and logos in black over white, unmarked (4)

of squat oval shape with motifs and logos in black and red over white,

including Lang’s, Bell’s and Old Angus (6)

with motifs and logos in red and black over white, including Robbie

Burns, MacKinlay’s and John Jameson, modern marks, "Made in

England" (10)

of circular form, polychrome motif and logo over cream and four

other Buchanan’s whisky water jugs of circular form (5)

logo in red and black over cream and two others (3)

the base marked United Distillers, made exclusively for Dalwhinnie

Distillery by Diamond Prints and Ceramics, of square form with

reproduction bottle label showing polo player and another similar of

triangular form (2)

oviform with motif and logo in gilt and white over blue (22 year-old)

another similar over black (30 year-old), another of square form (22

year-old) (3)

of square form, motifs and logo polychrome and gilt over white,

another by Buchanware and two unmarked miniature Bowmore

whisky water jugs (4)

of Victorian oviform style, logo and motifs in gilt and colours and

three other Bowmore whisky water jugs (4)

various shapes and colours (6)

of squat circular form Bowmore gilt logo over brown and two others,

different makers (3)

French makers mark, motif of Ice Hockey player and logo in black

over white and four other Canadian Club whisky water jugs (4)

of squat oviform with Royal Warrant crest in red over white (2)

all of square form including one example marked "Made in USA" (6)

baluster form illustrated with The Strathisla Distillery, limited edition

number 373 of 400, and two others by Buchanware (3)

of triangular form, with logo in gilt over maroon, circa 1950’s and

another by Wade (2)

of circular form with indented handle with gilt logo over maroon and

six other Chivas Regal whisky water jugs (7)

a miniature jug by Highland China Scotland, two glass Chivas Regal

whisky water jugs and a Chrome Strathisla whisky water jug (5)

circa 1950’s inscribed in white "One of The Good Things of Life" and

another similar, circa 1970’s (2)

circa 1950’s and another, one restored at handle (2)

of oviform, logo red and black over cream and seven various

Crawford’s whisky water jugs (8)

base inscribed The Buckingham Importers Corp., New York, of

Victorian shape, logo and motif of sailing ship, grey over white

base inscribed The Buckingham Corp., New York, 1986, of Victorian

shape, with scenes of sailing ship and Captain John Willis "Old White

Hat" in grey over white

logo and motif in black and white over yellow and two others similar

of square form, logo and motif in black over yellow, two others similar

and an example in plastic (4)

of Victorian form with motif of sailing ship to both sides (3)

urn shaped with logo and motif in black on yellow and four other

Cutty Sark whisky water jugs (5)

of various shapes, unmarked, with motif and logos in gilt over green

(4)

unmarked, oviform with recessed handles black and white over blue,

green and yellow respectively with sailing ship on reverse (3)

the base inscribed "S.P.A. Milano" with black logo and white sailing

ship motif over blue, green and yellow respectively (3)

with motifs and logo in black over yellow (2)

of circular form with recessed handle with motif and logo in yellow

and white over green and another smaller example (2)

inscribed on base The Buckingham Corp., New York of circular form

and three others for The Bucking Corp. (4)

of hexagonal form with recessed handle, logo in red and black over

cream and another similar by Carltonware (2)

formed as a still, logo in relief over copper lustre and eight other

Glenfarclas whisky water jugs, various including a 150th Anniversary

example (9)

marked "Made in England" of square tapering form with Glenfiddich

logo and Grant coat of arms, in black over orange

with logo and motif of the founder in gilt and brown over white and a

similar miniature example by Royal Falconite (3)

gilt logo and motif over white and six other Glenfiddich whisky water

jugs

in the shape of a still, black and gilt logo and motif over buff and nine

other various Glenfiddich whisky water jugs (10)

glen grant, glenlivet and rare jugs

of square form with logo and motif in green and black over yellow and

six other Glenfiddich whisky water jugs (7)

with large polychrome label style panel over white, a 150th

Anniversary example by Balfour China, Scotland and five other Glen

Grant whisky water jugs with similar decoration (7)

of shaped square form with log in black and red over pale green,

handle restored, circa 1930’s

marked S Fielding & Co., Stoke on Trent, black and gilt over white,

small chip to rim, circa 1880-1917

with gilt rim, logo and motif in blue over white, a copper lustre still

shaped relief decorated whisky water jug, two miniature Glenlivet

tankards and a Glenlivet whisky water jug by Jeremy Law with bottle

label style decoration (5)

of square form with black and red logo and motif over yellow and five

other Glenlivet whisky water jugs (6)

with logo and motif in black and red over yellow and six other

similarly decorated Glenlivet whisky water jugs (7)

of square form logo and motif in white and gilt over buff, three others

similar in green, blue and white and nine other Glenturret whisky

water jugs (13)

of spreading circular form, five black and red over yellow, four over

white (9)

of square form, gilt logo and motif over blue and three other various

Dewar’s whisky water jugs (4)

of square form with recessed handle with coloured highlander motif

and logo in red and black over yellow and three similar Dewar’s

whisky water jugs (4)

of square form with logo and motif in black and red over cream and

three others (4)

shaped oviform with thistle decoration and logo in black over pale

blue and three similar by Highland China Works (4)

of squat circular form with logs in blue and red and black and red

respectively (2)

with logo in black, white and red over yellow

with logo in black over yellow, circa 1930’s

with motif and logo in black over white and two other Dewar’s whisky

water jugs (3)

with image of a huntsman, Reg’d. number 578705, the spout restored

of square form with recessed handle, in red green and gilt over olive

green (4)

oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green and sprig

mounted with typical motifs of huntsman and dogs chasing deer, with

Dewar’s Whisky logo raised in relief over buff, 10.6 cm high

oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green and sprig

mounted with typical motifs of windmill, huntsman and hounds, etc.,

with Dewar’s Perth Whisky logo and printed with Victorian Royal

Warrant to John Dewar & Sons Limited, Distillers, Perth, NB., 16.2

cm high

oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green and sprig

mounted with typical motifs of huntsman and dogs chasing deer, with

Dewar’s Whisky logo raised in relief over buff, 14.5 cm high

oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green and sprig

mounted with typical motifs of huntsman, pipe smoker, etc., printed

with Royal Warrant of King George V to John Dewar & Sons Limited,

Distillers, Perth NB, Manchester and London over buff, firing flaw at

base of handle, 13.4 cm high

oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green and sprig

mounted with typical motifs of pipe smoker, hunting scene, etc.,

Dewar’s Whisky logo raised in relief over buff, 12.5 cm high

near identical to previous lot, 12.9 cm high

circular form with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green

printed in low relief with "Dewar’s Whisky" logo and two thistle

motifs, small rim repair, 14 cm high

oviform with raised neck and pinched spout, dip glazed to the neck in

green, with printed Victorian Royal Warrant to John Dewar & Sons

Limited Distillers, Perth, NB flanked by vignettes of Robert Burns

and Sir Walter Scott and topographical views of Perth and Perthshire,

spout restored, impressed reg’d mark 224092 to base, 14.6 cm high

oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in green and sprig

mounted with hunting scenes, pipe smoker, etc., raised relief logo

"Dewar’s Perth Whisky" to the shoulder printed Victorian Royal

Warrant to John Dewar & Sons Limited Distillers, Perth, NB., small

restorations to rim, 16 cm high

near identical to previous lot, 13.3 cm high

near identical to previous lot, slight to rim, 10.2 cm high

modelled in stoneware as a bed warming bottle with stopper, printed

logo and motif in black over buff and two miniature whisky water jugs

by Buchanware

of square tapering form with printed designs and logos (7)

with wooden taps and stopper corks, and six various Dewar’s whisky

water jugs, mainly with coloured transfer printed pipers, etc (8)

modelled as heads of Santa with Dewar’s logo in red at base

with wooden tap and stopper cork printed logo "Dewar’s Perth NB"

and printed scroll inscribed "Pedestrian Barrelette" on later metal

stand, 22 cm long

and two other similar character jugs

modelled mainly in coloured plastic, various sizes including two

miniature figures

of The Macnab after Sir Henry Raeburn R.A., portrait in full highland

dress in a mountainous landscape. In original satinwood frame with

gilt slip 62 cm x 42.5 cm including frame

with colour lithographic comic print of Highland figures in interior,

inscribed "Dewar’s Whisky, The Whisky of His Forefathers", the base

inscribed "Upon Receipt of 6d in stamps, one of these ashtrays which

are manufactured of the Finest Doulton ware, will be sent post free,

upon application to John Dewar & Sons Ltd., Adv’t Dep’t, Dewar’s

Wharf, London" and fifteen other Dewar’s advertising ashtrays (16)

mirrors with logos and motifs in colour and gilt, 60 cm x 85 cm and

65 cm x 95.5 cm, including frames (2)

mostly reproductions, mainly framed, various sizes (22)

including "Wyche St., Strand, Day of Hogarth", "The Catherine

Wheel, Southwark", "The Elephant and Castle, Brighton Road" in oak

frames, 13.5 cm x 17.5 cm including frames (3)

various (5)

with colour lithographic colour comic print "The Whisky of His

Forefathers" inscribed around edge "Dewar’s Perth Whisky, 50 Gold

& Prize Medals Awarded" and a collection of Dewar’s advertising

material including, glass door finger plate, Christmas record, cork

screws, pewter quaichs, glasses, playing cards, dice, optics, 6 trays,

napkin holders, ice buckets, etc (a lot)

tapering circular form, lithographic motif of Invercauld in landscape

and inscribed "Grant’s Invercauld Scotch Whisky", 14.8 cm high

including examples by Wade, Burleighware and Buchanware

including an unfilled glass decanter for Grant’s-21 year-old (8)

of oviform with logo and motif in gilt over manganese blue another

rarer in similar colours by J Clifton, London of triangular form and

five other various examples of similar colours (8)

of oviform, decorated with blue and white floral pattern with Grant’s

stand Fast Logo to each side, another identical by Burleighware and a

handle less Grant’s Stand Fast whisky water jug of triangular form by

Burleighware, with white logo over red, each with minor damages (3)

of triangular form with repeat all over Grant’s Scotch Whisky logo in

black and red over white, a smaller similar example, two unfilled

Grant’s flagons and four Grant’s miniature oviform whisky water jugs

by Buchanware (9)

of oviform with logo and motif in red and black over cream, a small

etched glass jug, a ceramic decanter with lithographic "Grouse" logo,

a treacle glazed whisky water jug formed as a hunting horn, heavily

restored, and other Grouse jugs (9)

of oviform with enamelled logo "Ask for John Haig’s Whisky", glass

cracked, 14.5 cm high

of square form with recessed handles, with John Haig logo in red and

black tartan bands over white and a selection of other Haig and

Dimple whisky water jugs (9)

of oviform with logo in white and black over mustard (2)

of varying shapes all with logo in black over red, all bearing

restoration (6)

of oval form with logo in black over red

of square form with logo in black over red, 18.5 cm high

of oviform with log in black over red, 15 cm high

of circular form with recessed handle, logo in black over red, 14 cm

high

for John Haig & Co. Ltd., Distillers, Markinch, Scotland, of oviform

with logo "D’ye Ken John Haig" in black over red, spout chip and all

over ware, 10.5 cm high

of circular form, motif and logo in black, green, red and gilt over

cream and four others of similar shape and colour (5)

with printed motif and logo in black, red and gold and three others

with etched logos (4)

a selection of various examples with printed and coloured logos and a

miniature example (10)

and inscribed "Mitchell’s Old Irish Whiskey, Mitchell & Co., Belfast"

in black, some firing cracks, 15.2 cm high

with printed logos and shamrock motifs in under glazed black over

white, overall crazing, 19.7 cm high

of tapering circular form inscribed "Here’s a Health Unto His

Majesty" and with a vignette of King George IV, in brown and yellow

over cream, the base concealing the working musical mechanism.

Hairline crack repaired, 19.5 cm high

of circular form with logo in black over cream and two comic

lithographic prints after Lawson Wood titled "Say WHEN Man!" and

"I said stop - and he stoppit!", 10.5 cm high

of Victorian shape with scroll handle, decorated all over in under

glazed black with floral sprigs and a portrait of the King. Inscribed in

red "With the compliments of the Proprietors of King George IV" Old

Scotch Whisky, further inscribed in black "To the memory of His Late

Majesty, Born Aug.t 12, 1762 and details of his reign, 14.5 cm high

of rectangular form with coloured motif of the King and logo in blue

and red (2)

etc, various shapes and colours, mainly 1960’s, some illustrated with

colour portraits of the King (6)

of oviform with logo and crown in black over orange, imperfect, 12.2

cm high and another smaller identical example, heavily restored (2)

inscribed in blue "King George IV Scotch Whisky" 14 cm high

various shapes and colours (8)

various makers, shapes and colours, mainly modern, including two

glass examples (10)

unmarked, each with colour illustration over white of Easter Elchies

House and five with comic tales on reverse relating to The Macallan

whisky drinkers (6)

Spanish makers mark of square form inscribed in gilt and black over

cream and mustard respectively (2)

of oval form with logo and motifs in gold and black, one with colour

illustration of Easter Elchies House, all over white ground (4)

of waisted square form with logs in gold and black over white

and others all of the same oviform shape with near identical

transferred logos (6)

of oviform with printed logo and motif of a gentleman in a kilt in

brown over white

and others of various shapes and forms, mainly modern (8)

of tapering oval form with logo in black and red over mustard and two

pressed glass MacKinlay’s whisky water jugs printed in red (3)

mccallum’s perfection jugs

of targe shape, motif and logo in black over cream, 15 cm high

waisted triangular form, in black over cream, glaze chip to rim, 12 cm

high

in various coloured glazes, the tallest 16.5 cm

in mustard glaze, 16 cm high and a miniature example in black glaze

(2)

tapering chamfered square form, logo in black over cream and three

other various McCallum’s whisky water jugs (4)

of oviform with straight neck and ring handle, dip glazed to neck in

brown over buff, transfer printed in black "McCallum’s Perfection

Scots Whisky", 20 cm high

of various shapes and colours, mainly modern (11)

1950’s marks, all of oviform, with various coloured logos over black

(9)

various forms and colours (7)

chamfered square tapering, black logo over grey, 9 cm high

chamfered square tapering form, logo black over orange, hairline

crack at rim, 9 cm high

various shapes and makers (8)

various shapes and colours (8)

oval tapering form, with logo and motif in black and brown over

cream, one celebrating Glasgow Cultural Capital of Europe, 1990 and

three similarly decorated ashtrays (7)

inscribed on base made for Wm Teacher and Sons Limited, Glasgow

and London, circa 1930’s, with Teacher’s logo in relief and gilt

decorated over white, the tallest 12 cm high (3)

of tapering circular form, all inscribed Schieffelin & Co., New York,

various heights and designs (3)

each with logo in black, one with motif of School Teacher with mortar

board, the other with colour motif of boys playing cricket, two further

modern miniatures and a small Teacher’s copper tray (5)

various makers, forms and colours (9)

with kick in ruby coloured base with enamelled logo to the interior

"Teachers Highland Cream Whisky", circa 1950’s

for the American market, motif and logo in green over white, and

various Tobermory jugs by Buchanware and others (12)

various makers, forms and colours (15)

various forms and colours, mainly modern, (6)

of oviform with recessed handles, logo in white over black, one

commemorating the company "1863-1963" (3)

of oviform with recessed handle, logo in black and white over blue,

14.5 cm and another smaller (2)

of oviform with recessed handle, logo white and black over blue

of oviform with recessed handle with logo in white and black over

blue, 13.5 cm high

various shapes and colours with logo in black over yellow and one

cream with 19th century golfing scene (4)

and others of square form with red, black and gilt logo and motif over

white (5)

and others, six of circular tapering form, one of square form with

recessed handles, black red and white logo and motif over blue, two

over cream bearing logos in German, some bearing 1950’s marks (7)

of square form with recessed handles with logo and motifs in red, gilt

and black over white (2)

of square form with kick in handle, logo and motif in red, black and

gold over white, and inscribed "The Secret of Its Popularity is Found

Inside Every Bottle", further inscribed "The Whisky With The Small

Label and The Big Reputation", 16 cm high and a similar smaller

example bearing a hairline crack (2)

of square form with recessed handles logos and motifs in red and

black over white (3)

makers all of square form with recessed handles, logos and motifs in

black, red and gilt over white (5)

of square form with recessed handle, logo and motifs in black and red

over cream, highlights in gilt. Inscribed "The Label is on The Squint",

"The Bottle’s on the Square", "Born 1820 Still Going Strong", "Look

for Johnnie Walker...and You’ll find Him Everywhere", 15 cm high

shape, decoration and inscription as lot 192, 12.1 cm high, overall

crazing and some staining

jugs by Wade, Seton Pottery, etc of square form all with logos and

motifs in gilt over black, some marked 12 year-old, including two

miniature examples (8)

and another all formed as miniature golf bags, logos and motifs in gilt

over black (3)

of various forms with logo and motifs in gilt over black (3)

in plain white with gilt edging and logo in red at base, 13 cm high

modelled as a bust of Johnnie Walker, in colours with logo in red over

white at base, 13 cm high

of triangular form with recessed handle, logos in black over white,

motif inscribed with Prize Gold Medals, reg’d number 324870, most

of logo re-touched, 15.5 cm high

of baluster form with motif in red, gold, black and white over grey,

logo in red, base inscribed "Duncan Fox & Co. Inc., New York, Made

in England", 19 cm high

of tapering circular form with pinched spout, handle attached at base

only, with motif in red and white over logo in red, inscribed to the rear,

"Canada Dry Corporation, NY" and three further etched glass Johnnie

Walker examples (4)

of square barrelled form with motif of Johnnie Walker upon

Velocipede cycle in red and black over yellow with logo in red with

scroll script below spout inscribed "The Swift Walker of Velocipede

concerning which Mr Keats The Poet wrote It is a wheel carriage to

ride cock handle upon sitting astride and pushing it along with the

toes" 12.2 cm high and another identical example on a white ground

(2)

with motif of Johnnie Walker accompanied by caddie inscribed in

black and red "Fore" - Most since 1820, Still Going Strong, The

Whisky That Goes With a Swing" below spout, logo in red over

yellow and another identical example over white ground (2)

of square form with colour lithographic scene of Johnnie Walker

golfing with caddie to both sides and six various lithographically

decorated whisky water jugs of various forms, one imperfect, makers

including Diamond Print ceramics, Jeremy Law and others and a

copper ashtray (8)

each with colour lithographic scenes of Johnnie Walker participating

in Curling, Golfing, Skating and Coaching, all 16.5 cm high (4)

of oviform with logo in white over blue lustre, restored at spout and

handle, 13.8 cm high

of oviform with logo in black and red over white, 9.5 cm high

of circular form inscribed "Watson’s of Aberdeen in red and a pewter

Watson’s No. 10 whisky water jug by Hancor Mitcham of tapering

circular form with riveted brass handle (3)

of spreading circular wrythen form, pinched spout and ground pontil

with raised enamel logo and shield motif in white and red to one side,

11.5 cm high

of spreading circular form with raised enamel logo in white and blue,

running crack at handle base, 13.5 cm high

of oviform with ground pontil with raised enamel logo in white and

blue, 11.5 cm high

with turn over spout and wheel cut decorated rim and kick in base with

raised enamel logo to both sides inscribed "Watson’s No. 10", 20 cm

high

of tapering circular form with globular base section decorated all over

with beige chintz floral pattern and highlights in gilt, early 10th

century, reg’d number 625614, 17.5 cm high

the rim with band of black scroll and key pattern design over beige

with Watson’s shield shaped logo in black over white, all over cobalt

blue with further key pattern foot rim decoration, complete restoration

and repainting, 13.5 cm

of circular form with globular base section, logo raised in relief with

applied Royal Warrant of Appointment crest and further applied

enamelled motif inscribed "The White Horse Cellar, Estab 1742",

14.5 cm high

mainly made for overseas markets, including one by Wade inscribed

"Scotch and Water" with motif of Horse under umbrella the remainder

of various forms and colours (9)

circular tapering form with logo and motif in white over blue, 13 cm

high and two near identical with similar markings (3)

of oviform with motif and logo in white over blue on both sides, 15.5

cm high

of spreading circular form with shield shaped logo in black over

white, all over blue marbled ground with silver neck and foot rim,

restored, 14 cm high and a match strike similarly decorated, both

baring registration marks (2)

various shapes and forms, mainly modern (12)

of triangular form, logo in red and black over white and an Old Mull

whisky water jug by Wade, circa 1950’s of hexagonal tapering form

with logo in black over white (2)

of oviform with logo in black over white and inscribed "As Supplied

to The House of Lords", 9.5 cm high

of oviform dip glazed in brown to the neck, inscribed in black "Ask

for Sanderson’s Scotch" over buff, restored, 12.5 cm high and another

later stoneware jug of tapering circular form by Bourne Derby transfer

printed, "Abbot’s Choice McEwan’s Scotch Whisky" (2)

of oviform transfer printed in blue to the interior "Marshall’s" with

raised relief decoration around jug with trade mark and names,

restored at lip, 13 cm high

modelled as a portly Highland gentleman, transfer printed to interior

and exterior with company logos over treacle glaze, restored at handle

and lip, 18 cm high

of circular tapering form with moustache lip company logo in raised

relief and with applied enamelled company motif in red and white,

13.5 cm high

of oviform with slip glaze decoration in blue and green over beige and

inscribed "Drink Dreadnought Scotch Whisky It Is The Best",

restoration, 15 cm high

of oviform, inscribed to neck "B.O.B.I (Bob’s Old Best Irish)." to one

side and "B O B S (Bob’s Old Best Scottish)" to the other above

photographic cartouche of a military figure in medals and sash, further

inscribed below spout "A. Buchan & Co., Wine & Spirit Merchants,

Rhymney", overall crazing, 14 cm high

of circular form, with raised enamel company logo in white, lacking

stopper, 23 cm high

of oviform with spreading lip with company logo in white and black

over yellow, 11 cm high

of rectangular form logo in black over yellow, spout restored, 10.5 cm

high

of spreading circular form with "Greenlees Brothers Distillers" logo

and crossed swords motif in green over white, all over crazing and rim

restored, 11 cm high

of oviform with company logo in gilt, possible restoration, 11 cm high

and an Old Moses stoneware whisky water jug of spreading circular

form dip glazed to shoulder in brown with company logo in black over

buff (2)

of fluted baluster form with scroll handle highlighted in gilt, transfer

printed in sepia "Drink McNish’s Doctors Special Whisky The

Medical Whisky of The World" over blue, 18.5 cm high

of square form with corner spout and handle transfer printed in black

over white "Ancient and Mellow, Huntly Blend Scotch Whisky Used

by Two Generations", restored, 10.3 cm high

of oviform with spreading neck inscribed below spout "Ameal

without wine is like a day without sunshine", further inscribed with

the names of various eating establishments including Rogano

Restaurant and Seafood Bar, Glasgow, Buchanan Arms Hotel Drymen

and Grand Central, Belfast’s Best Hotel, 16 cm high

modelled as a seated portly drinker in manganese blue, red and brown,

14.5 cm high

oviform with recessed handle with company logo in black over

yellow, 14 cm high

modelled as an abstract seated figure holding drinking glass, the

handle formed as the bar stool, company logo in black and red over

yellow, hand re-glued, 20.5 cm high

of waisted square form with corner spout and recessed handle,

company logo in black over white, John McEwan & Co.,

Fountainbridge, Edinburgh", 11.7 cm high

of oviform with pinched spout, dip glazed to shoulder in brown and

sprig mounted with hunting scene, windmill, etc., logo in raised relief

"Ask For Thro’ The Rye Special Scotch" and further printed logo

below in black over buff "P. Leroy & Co., 52 Oxford Street, Allsaints,

Manchester" 13 cm high

of rounded square form with logo and motif in black and blue over

white, 11.5 cm high

of square spreading form with logo and motif in gilt and red over

brown, a Grant’s whisky water jug by Kingwood of square form with

logo and motif in black over cream and a James Bell & Co. whisky

water jug by Wade of oviform, logo and motif in white over burgundy

(3)

of oval form with motif of monk by bottle in black over white

inscribed "The Abbot’s Choice is Yours" another near identical by

Wade, circa 1950’s in colours and another near identical by

Carltonware, a stoneware flagon modelled as a monk with stopper and

one other by Wade (5)

three pottery examples, including one miniature (4)

in pottery and glass, mainly modern (7)

various forms and makers including Hancock, Corfield and Waller,

Bristol Pottery and others, imperfections (6)

of oviform with logos in red over white and another of rectangular

spreading form by Causton, London with logo in black over blue,

hairline crack, both mid-20th century (2)

modelled as miniature barrels, inscribed to base "The Jos. Garneau

Company, New York" with silver rims and handles and logos in cream

and gilt over simulated wood effect, two by Wade, and one other (5)

Australia of circular spreading form with logo and motif in red and

black over white and another by Elischer, Australia of square form

with logo and motif in white over black (2)

of tall square form with logo and motif of Georgian gentleman

reaching for bottle, inscribed "At Last I Have Found It" in black and

red over mustard and three other, various makers, of square form with

near identical motifs and logos (4)

modelled as a harvester’s measure, the logo and motif raised in relief

over olive green lustre, 13 cm high and three pottery examples all with

logos over green including one miniature example (4)

of oviform dip glazed to the neck in brown with logo in brown over

buff, 13.5 cm high

with raised enamel logo in white and red and a modern glass Ye Auld

Toon whisky water jug (2)

with relief logo in white over pale blue, firing crack at base of handle,

the reverse with relief logo Boddington, Manchester and a modern

Ballantrae whisky water jug by Wade (2)

by various makers in various forms, including John Barr, Balvenie and

Balmoral (5)

with logo in black and American flag in red, white and blue, two

Beam’s decanters with stoppers, illustrated with wildlife pictures after

J Lockhart, and a jug with relief beehive design in blue over silver

inscribed in red "Hoosier, Jim Beam Bottle Club" and one other,

restored (5)

of tall square form with chamfered corners decorated in raised enamel

"John Begg’s Scotch Whisky" below the Royal Warrant of

Appointment crest, 26.5 cm high

of square spreading form with logo in white "Take a Peg of John

Begg" over blue, damages and restoration, another by Wade, circa

1950’s of spreading circular form with similar logo in black over

yellow, another by Wade of square spreading form, logo in blue over

white and one more of oval form with recessed handle logo in blue

over white inscribed to base "James M McCunn" (4)

by Wade and others for Beltane and Beneagles, modern (5)

and two others all modern, various shapes and colours (5)

various makers, forms and colours advertising Black Bull, Benmore,

Black Barrel, Big Ben and Benromach, mainly modern (5)

including three Black Bush tall square formed jugs, with motifs and

logs in gold and red over black, one Black Cock circular spreading

example by Eastgate, one Black Douglas glass jug, and one Black

Jack jug by Euroceramics, mainly modern (6)

five by Buchanware, various forms and colours (7)

of circular tapering form with logo in black and red over cream, 10.5

cm high, one Cluny flagon with stopper and three modern handle less

Cluny whisky water jugs, various (5)

etc, various forms and colours, mainly modern (5)

Glasgow, early 20th century, of oviform with logo in black over

russet, 13.5 cm high

and a Clan Campbell flagon with stopper, various forms and colours,

mainly modern (5)

of square form with logo in black, yellow and red over white, 20 cm

high and a smaller identical example (2)

of circular tapering form with logo in gold over black, handle possibly

restored, and another similar the base marked "Victor Fischel & Co.

Inc. New York", a Catto’s flagon with stopper by Wade, imperfect and

two further Catto’s, one by Wade, the other by Eastgate (5)

including one stoneware Cairns whisky water jug, a Cameron’s glass

carafe and others, mainly modern (7)

of circular spreading form with printed logo in red and etched motif

"BYB Scotch Whisky" above "Bentley’s Yorkshire Breweries", 16.2

cm high and a smaller pressed glass whisky water jug printed in red

around rim "Bulloch Lade Scotch Whisky" (2)

with all over blue chintz floral decoration over white with large panel

inscribed in red and blue "Old Bushmill’s Pure Malt Whisky, The

Largest Stock of Fine Old Matured Pure Malt Whisky in The World",

22 cm high and seven other Bushmill’s whisky water jugs including

two miniatures jugs formed as stills, mainly modern (8)

one with lithograph of Burns Cottage, and three Robbie Burns Scotch

Whisky water jugs, one by Burleighware and a miniature example by

Buchanware (5)

of squat circular form, logo in gilt of helmsman, "Westering Home",

logo in red and white over dark green, another near identical and three

Burberrys Scotch Whisky including a miniature example, mainly

modern (5)

of rectangular form logo and motif of Highlander in black over

yellow, registration mark indistinct, restored, 8.5 cm high

of oviform with recessed handle, logos in black inscribed "Bulloch

Lade Scotch Whisky" and "Clipper Gin" on reverse over white,

restored, 11 cm high

of square barrel form, with logo in red and black over cream with blue

interior, all over crazing, imperfect, 11.5 cm high, and four other

"B.L." whisky water jugs including a blue glass carafe (5)

of circular spreading form with relief logo over mottled blue, 12 cm

high and three other Bruichladdich whisky water jugs, mainly modern

(4)

"Brae Mar Scotch Whisky", the other inscribed "Ask For Blues" and

four ceramic whisky water jugs including stoneware Black Prince jug

by Buchanware (6)

including three Curio glass examples with logos in red, three handless

miniature jugs by Buchanware, and other modern examples for

Cowan’s, Craigmhor and Crabbie-8 year-old (9)

of spreading circular form and broken pontil with raised enamel logo

in white, damage repair at handle, 12.5 cm high, a tall clear glass

Daniel Crawford’s Red Star whisky water jug, circa 1900 of spreading

circular form with printed logo in gilt and red, 19.7 cm high and a

further modern Crawford’s glass whisky water jug, modern (3)

by Carltonware of oviform with logo in black and red over white, 10.3

cm high and a Daniel Crawford’s squat oval jug impressed "Ventnor"

with logo in blue over white, imperfect (2)

various forms and colours, two Cromarty by Euroceramics, mainly

modern (7)

of oviform, dip glazed to shoulder in brown with printed in brown

over beige, 13.5 cm high

and a Dalwhinnie whisky water jug by Diamond Print Ceramics of

triangular form decorated with whisky map of Scotland in colours and

logo in black over cream (5)

various forms and colours, unmarked (4)

with riveted brass handle impressed logo, 17.5 cm high and three

pottery Peter Dawson whisky water jugs, mainly modern (4)

of spreading circular form , dip glazed in manganese blue to shoulder

printed logo in black over buff, 13 cm high

of rounded rectangular form logo in brown and black over white,

hairline crack at spout, 10 cm high and six further whisky water jugs

of various forms and colours including Roderick Dhu whisky water

jug by Carltonware (7)

of oviform with logo in blue and red over white, all over crazing and

wear, 9 cm high and a Coleraine whisky water jug marked made in

England with colour lithographic design (2)

of square form with colour motif of the castle in red, white and gold,

another similar by Buchanware and five Edradour whisky water jugs

of various forms and colours, mainly modern (7)

of circular spreading form logo/motif in green over white and a

miniature example by Buchanware (2)

of various forms and colours by Elischer, Australia, Hill Church

Pottery and others for Four Seasons, Four Roses and Four Crowns (5)

of spreading circular form with logo in white and blue print, 12 cm

high and a similar example printed G.D. Liqueur Whisky, 9.8 cm high

(2)

of tapering circular form logo in white over emerald green with white

interior, 17 cm high

of various forms and colours for Glen Adam, Glendeveron,

Glenalmond and a glass example for Glencor, makers including

Buchanware, Highland China, etc., mainly modern (7)

of Victorian style oviform decorated with colour harvesting scene and

logo in black and gilt over white, 12.5 cm high and four whisky water

jugs of various forms and colour for Glen Elgin and Glen Eagle, one

with handle repaired, by Wade and others (5)

makers including Buchanware and Wade, various forms and colours

(6)

of squat form with logo in red and black and thistle motif in colour, all

over crazing, 10 cm high, a twin handled Glen Garry stoneware flagon

and a miniature by Buchanware, both modern (3)

of various forms and colours, makers including Seton Pottery,

Highland China and a Lledo model vintage Glengoyne delivery

vehicle in box, mainly modern (6)

of triangular form decorated with colour whisky map of Scotland,

logo in black over cream and another similar and two Glen Graham

whisky water jugs, mainly modern (4)

of thistle form with logo in red and black over mustard, an identical

miniature example, two Lledo model vintage delivery vehicles in

boxes and two Glenmorangie tasting glasses in boxes (6)

various forms, two dip glazed to shoulder, all with logo in black and

three Glen Moray whisky water jugs, various, mainly modern (7)

etc., various forms and colours, mainly modern (6)

Gordon & MacPhail stoneware whisky water jug by Buchanware of

spreading circular form, dip glazed in green to shoulder, logo in brown

over buff, another of circular form by Buchanware, dip glazed in

brown to shoulder, logo in brown over buff and a stoneware flagon dip

glazed to shoulder in pink, logo in black over buff, unmarked (4)

of circular form with colour lithographs after Cecil Aldin of four

various Grand National fences (4)

modelled as a gentleman’s head in colours, with company logos in

black and motif in red, black and white, running hairline crack, 15 cm

high

modelled as a gentleman’s head in colours inscribed in black with

company logos "Age and Quality Guaranteed O.V.H.-10 years old,

Imperial Liqueur 15 years old, Inns of Court Very Old", all over

crazing, 15.5 cm high

various jugs

of circular spreading form with ground pontil etched logos "Train &

McIntyre Distillers, Glasgow, Ask for Grey Label Whisky", 10.4 cm

high

unmarked, with logo in black over white inscribed 1985 - 1986 and a

pictorial map of the cosmic route of the comet, two Halley’s Comet

decanters with stoppers of similar designs and two further water jugs

for Gregson’s and Gunn Scotch Whisky (5)

of circular form by Burleighware, circa 1950 with company logo in

red and black and Royal Warrant of Appointment to The Late King

George VI over white, 10.3 cm high, another circa 1950’s unmarked,

15 cm high and two modern handle less examples by Wade and Seton

Pottery (4)

of circular spreading form with company logo and motif in black over

white, 16.5 cm high and three further modern Hedges & Butler whisky

water jugs (4)

with logo in black over mustard, 23.5 cm high and another identical

smaller example (2)

various forms and colours, including a glass jug with etched motif,

and a miniature decanter and stopper with etched motif, mainly

modern (9)

of various forms and colours by Buchanware, Wade and others (9)

and others, various forms and colours including a miniature example,

mainly modern (5)

and others, including two flagons, one with stopper of various forms

and colours, mainly modern (8)

including two decorated in relief with pipers, one of tall circular form

by Wade inscribed in white over black "Great With Water, Fantastic

Without" and one by Carltonware of tall hexagonal form with motif

and logo in black, red and gold over white and others, mainly modern

(8)

of waisted circular form printed in red and gold, 14.2 cm high and

another glass whisky water jug, circa 1900 for The Huntly Blend

Scotch Whisky, rim chip, 11 cm high (2)

of spreading circular form with colour lithographic illustrations for

Bagots, Hutton Co’s Fine Old Whiskey, Irish Whiskey Co. Ltd. and

Millar’s Special Reserve, makers mark "Made in England" (3)

of oviform with blue band and handle over blue logo for Ind Coope

Allsop and red hand motif over white, a rounded rectangular imperial

whisky water jug marked at the base "Made in USA" (2)

of tall square form with St. Andrews flag and logo in white over blue

and a matching Buchanware ashtray (2)

etc., mainly modern of various forms and colours (7)

of spreading circular form with logo and motif in brown over buff and

two further Jura water jugs, one marked made in France, mainly

modern (3)

of square form with coloured landscape panel and logo in black and

red, another similar, unmarked and a circular for Isle of Skye whisky

water jug marked PDM, modern (3)

with logo in red and black over green and inscribed "Pennies More In

Cost, Worlds Apart in Value" and ten others of various forms and

colours including one marked "Imported by The Paddington Corp.

New York", mainly modern (11)

dip glazed in manganese blue to shoulder, relief sprig logo and motif,

another identical unmarked in all over beige and a King’s Ransom

whisky water jug, modern (3)

of various forms and colours including a miniature example and a

decanter and stopper made for Douglas Laing, Glasgow of hexagonal

form decorated with lion rampant in red and logo in gilt (5)

of tall oval form with bottle style label motif in red black and beige

over treacle printed "Season 1975" marked Imported by The

Paddington Corp., Fort Lee, NJ" and a Knockando stoneware whisky

water jug, unmarked, rim chipped (2)

of circular squat form decorated in relief with company logos over

green lustre 14 cm high, a modern replica hand blown glass carafe

etched with company logo and five other Laphroaig whisky water jugs

of various forms and colours (7)

with logo in black over cream, 13.5 cm high, another by Wade, one

unmarked and an aluminium example made in Portugal (4)