SPRINGBANK 1999 Cask Type: Fresh Bourbon Cask Cask Number: 191 RLA: 91.8 (approx. 230 bottles at cask strength) abv: 54.4% Currently stored under bond at Springbank Distillery, Campbeltown.

ART NOUVEAU LIBERTY & CO. ENAMEL DECORATED SILVER BUCKLE of pierced and shaped design, hallmarks for Birmingham 1903; together with six matching enamel decorated buttons marked 950 and MBO, in shaped fitted case

ARTS AND CRAFTS BRASS WALL MIRROR with an oblong embossed frame decorated with birds and flowers and marked MH, with a beveled plate, 84cm high

VINTAGE OLDS RECORDING BRASS TRUMPET the bell engraved 'Olds Recording Made By F.E. Olds and Son, Fullerton, Calif', serial number 304426 on the middle piston valve, bell diameter 12cm; together with eight mouth pieces including examples marked: Blessing 10 1/2C, Wm. McCubbrey Glasgow, Rudy Muck 13C Made in England, Rudy Muck Cushion Rim 17C Made in England, and Al Cass Milford Mass. 3; three mutes including one marked Selmer Styratone; and a 'Musician's union Scottish District Directory' for 1971-72, with case Note: this trumpet was owned by Duncan Paterson who appears on page 105 of the directory

SPRINGBANK 1999 SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY - LAST BOTTLING OF THE 20th CENTURY aged 20 years in oak casks. 1 of only 57 bottles. A private bottling exclusively for the Shareholders, Directors and Staff of J.&A. Mitchell. Distilled by J.&A. Mitchell & Co. Ltd., Springbank Distillery, Campbeltown. With certificate and original box signed by Frank McHardy (General Manager). 70cl and 46% abv. Level mid/upper neck. 1 bottle

GEORGE V SILVER TEA SET comprising a tea pot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, all on ball feet, Sheffield 1917, 1380g/48.6oz

VINTAGE SCOTTISH SHIPBUILDER'S BRASS PLAQUE marked 'No. 589 Scotts' Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd. Greenock', of rectangular form and mounted on wooden panel, 33cm x 50cm Note: The plaque is from yard 589, where Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering built the Diesel Naval Submarine, Trooper, in 1942. The firm was founded in 1711 and closed in 1993. The headquarters were in Greenock, Scotland and they built over 1250 ships on the Clyde.

WALTHAM 18 CARAT YELLOW GOLD HALF HUNTER POCKET WATCH with a keyless winding movement marked '19 Jewels Adjusted, A.W.W.Co., Waltham, Mass, Riverside' and numbered 17024873, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial with Arabic numerals, below an outer case with blue enamel Roman numerals, the case marked 26703

LATE VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT AND INLAID WRITING DESK with a three quarter pierced gallery top on an inverted breakfront superstructure, with a pair of panel doors opening to reveal a fitted interior above a pull out drawer with an adjustable leather inset writing slope, with a panelled cupboard door below enclosing shelves, standing on porcelain castors, 107.5cm high

IMPRESSIVE FANCY AND WHITE DIAMOND CLUSTER RING the central square emerald cut fancy diamond approximately 2cts, in surround of twenty white diamonds, on eighteen carat gold shank with platinum setting, ring size J-K