An innkeeper composed of wine bottles and grapes. Engraving, c. 1660 (?).

Date

1660

The 1904 World's Fair, St. Louis, Missouri: an exhibit relating to wine, including a display of wine bottles. Photograph, 1904.

Date

1904

Psychology applied to medicine : old wine in new bottles / S.A. Lewis.

Date

[1980], ©1980

Brunonian therapeutics : new wine in old bottles? / by Guenter B. Risse.

Date

1988

A child walking on crutches in the form of wine bottles, representing the crippling effect of parental alcoholism. Colour lithograph after B. Villemot, 1957.

Date

[1957]

Old wine in new bottles; or, spare hours of a student in Paris / [Augustus K. Gardner].

Date

1849

A New ballad. The bottle of wine and butler.

Date

1800?]

Reasons humbly offered to the consideration of the Honourable the House of Commons, against part of a bill now depending, intituled, A bill for repealing the present duties payable upon wine lees imported, and laying new Duties thereon, and for other Purposes therein mentioned, whereby the Importation of Wine in Bottles is proposed to be prevented.

Date

1728?]

The face of a drinker: he has a long face in the form of a wine-bottle inverted to pour out the last drop. Colour lithograph after Foré, 1956.

Date

[19]56

An Inca man requests a goddess of the Incas to hand over coca, but she refuses, holding a bottle of coca wine for herself. Colour lithograph by A. Mucha, 189-.

Date

[between 1890 and 1899?]

An Act for repealing the present duties on wine lees, and lignum vitæ, and laying new duties on wine lees; and for prohibiting the importation of wine in flasks, bottles, or small casks; and for preventing frauds in exporting silk manufactures, and for supplying the want of regular certificates of such manufactures being landed in foreign parts, where such certificates cannot be had; and for giving further time to clerks and apprentices, to pay duties omitted to be paid for their indentures and contracts.

Date

1728]

A man contemplating a glass of wine, with a half-empty bottle in front of him, urged to consider the effect of his alcoholism on his children. Colour lithograph after G. Hage, ca. 1960 (?).

Date

[1960?]

The excise officer's pocket companion; Containing these things which are actually practised in Scotland, and which are absolutely necessary to be understood by every person employed as on officer of excise. Viz. Table for casting up sope, linen, and paper printers charges. Tables for calculating the number of bottles in bins, &c. Tables of wine and ale in bottles. Tables calculating the weight of bottles exported with wine, &c. Tables of areas of ale, wine, malt, mash-tun, glass, and tallow. Tables for common brewers' tunning casks. Tables for victuallers' by-tubs. Ullage tables for spirit casks lying and standing, &c. &c. &c. Froms of informations to justice of the peace, respecting frauds, &c. Forms of summonses, executions, poindings, &c. Form of accounts of expences on seizures, with proper tables for calculating the same. Auctioneer and salary tables. Shewing what is to be observed and done by those who would qualify themselves for the excise. With forms of certificates, and an abridgement of general letters, penalties, &c. &c. &c. The whole in a method entirely new intended chiefy for the help of pupils, and such young officers as have not been long employed in the revenue of excise. By James Craig, Officer of excise.

Date

Anno 1794

Parodies of pictures at the Royal Academy: women enjoying a bottle of wine, a nun wearing a wimple and a cross, a man riding a hobby horse and a dog with very large teeth. Wood engraving by Dalziel Brothers after John Gordon Thomson, 1871-1872.

Date

[1871-1872]

Nine illustrations following the sequence of events of a date between Yves and Pascale which results in sex with a condom; the illustrations include a car, a chef holding up a restaurant menu, a cinema ticket, a car, a bottle of wine and 2 glasses, 2 cigarettes in an ash tray and a condom packet; an advertisement for safe sex to prevent AIDS. Colour lithograph by P. Petit-Roulet.

Date

[between 1990 and 1999]

Peruvian vessel bottle with figure with mouth wide open.

Battle field with two armies encountering. Line engraving.

Battle field with two armies encountering. Line engraving.

Ebola : winning the battle in Sierra Leone.

Date

2016

Curative drench for cattle : compounded on the lines of the famous Cheshire Red Bottle...

Date

189-?]

William Pitt the younger stands in the House of Commons facing the opposition benches, who are in corked and labelled bottles, as he uncorks a bottle containing the bloated and scowling face of Sheridan. Line block after J. Gillray, 1830.

Date

1830

Winning the battle for sex education / Irving R. Dickman.

Date

[1982]

Bottoms up! : the fine arts and flagellation / William B. Ober.

Date

1987

Bird on an ethics wire : battles about values in the culture wars / Margaret Somerville.

Date

[2015]

The bottle, by George Cruikshank; 'The husbands in a state of furious drunkeness, kills his wife'