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Click here to subscribeA George V curved silver spirit flask, with screw-lock button cap and removeable beaker with gilt interior, by Marples & Beasley, height 13cm, 5.7ozNo damage or repairs, beaker has 1 small dent on front bottom left corner, very light abrasions all over, lock cap working, hallmarks clear and matching
Antique Pewter, Bleeding Bowl, Porringer and Flask, an antique pewter porringer, English, probably 18th century, with touchmarks NR and leopard's head, no graduations, diameter 13.5cm; a larger bleeding bowl, graduated 4-24 fluid ounces, no marks, full diameter 16.3cm; a hexagonal pewter flask or bottle with screw cap and handle, mid 18th century, engraved to one panel initials VS in wreath and date 1758, further crude engraving to base, initials and date 1760
GEORGE V SILVER HIP FLASK,maker Asprey & Co., London 1920, with hinged cap, engine turned body and detachable cup, 11.8cm high, approx. 180gCondition generally good to fair. No major dents, though ding to left shoulder and towards base of cup, also light wear throughout as per use and age. Screw with some more noticeable scratches, though functions well and sits flush. Cork all but perished, with the majority being in the flash whole. Not watertight. No personalised engravings. Significant tarnish beneath cup. Additional images now available.
Plated Ware, including Cavendish Plate salver inscribed "Presented to Chan Ah Hing by Lieutenant- General Sir Richard Ward KCB DSO MC in Memory of and with Thanks for His Service at Flagstaff House, Hong Kong from 20 November 1945 to 15 April 1971" and facsimile signatures; together with a ladies fancy link belt, a plated trophy cup, oval hip flask, cruet items, etc.
Cased pair of John Manton target pistols, 19th century, each signed in gold along the top flat 'Manton London'. Breeches each with platinum line and platinum vents to barrel, with engraved tangs finely decorated with martial trophies and foliage, signed Manton border engraved flat bolted detented locks. Blued safety-catches engaging with foliate engraved dolphin hammers, striped maple half-stocks with chequered rounded butts, trigger-guards each with later applied spur and decorated with a martial trophy bearing the serial number, trigger-escutcheons, and original brass-tipped ramrods. In a cotemporary mahogany case with some accessories including brass powder flask, bullet mould, mallet head, loading rod and patch cutter, the interior of the lid carrying handle. By John Manton, London nr 5663 for 1812. These pistols were made for use in the shooting gallery behind the Dover Street shop. This pair has been converted from flintlock by John Manton & Son circa 1826. Note: Collection of a gentleman one of the first members of the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain. *CRCondition ReportIn good condition with good bores, one main spring replaced.
Cased 54-Bore Adams Patent Revolver - with traces of original blueing, London proof marks, patent nr 30356 to frame and cylinder, bue-baized lined original oak case including a bag-shaped powder flask, together with a 54-bore 2-gauge bullet mould, original box of F.Joyce percussion caps, a quantity of lead bullets, an ebony screw-driver nipple key and an oiling flask. Note: Collection of a gentleman, one of the first members of the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain.
J.W Hawksley powder flask, embossed with an unusual geometric design, approx 23 cms together with another shell-embossed powder flask approx 21 cms in length and a J.W Hawksley bag-shaped powder flask. (3)Note: Collection of a gentleman one of the first members of the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain.
* Gun lock. An 18th century steel snaphaunce lock, stamped London (probably made for the Tower Armouries) and foliate scrolls, pitted, 14 cm long, together with a five stage powder and shot measure, brass stamped 'Shot Oz' with ebony handle 13 cm long plus a middle eastern steel powder flask, bound in brass wire with sprung cover, 12 cm wideQTY: (3)
A silver bowl and other pieces, comprising a silver bowl, the base inset with medallion 'Lincoln Cathedral 1072-1972 / Built To The Glory Of God', 12.5cms, Birmingham 1972 by A. Edward Jones Ltd., three Thai tie clips and two pairs of cuff links, two spoons, four Remy Martin drinks coasters, hip flask and blotter. (14)
Stanhopes, seven perfume containers comprising a gilt metal ewer form example, Durham (6.V), 7cms / gilt brass circular example, Eastbourne (4.V), 5cms / brass flask form example, Blackpool Tower (1.V), 6.2cms / ditto, Weymouth (1.V), 5.5cms / another brass mounted in bone (1.V), unidentified castle, 6cms / a gilt metal mounted mother of pearl egg form example, Napoleon's Tomb (1.V), 6.5cms / a glass circular example, Banbury (4.V), 5cms. (7) From the collection of the late Douglas JullÊ
A square section aluminium flask with rounded corners finished in a pale sand colour, marked 'Trinkwasser 10l' (Drinkingwater). The cover with rubber washer. 42cm high, 19cm wide. *CR: Rubber washer perished, surface with original wear and scratches. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
An English 26 bore rifled percussion pistol, retailed by Edward Whistler, sighted browned octagonal barrel 6.5 in., the top flat engraved 'STRAND LONDON', London proof, back action lock engraved with scrolls and 'E. WHISTLER', walnut stock with engraved steel furniture, captive ram rod, chequered grip, butt trap; later fitted case and accessories including a pistol powder flask. Edward Whistler, 11 Strand London, 1844-75 (ref. Blackmore).
A cased pair of 44 bore continental percussion target pistols, fine twist octagonal sighted barrels 8.5 in., engraved tangs set with one standing and one folding leaf sight and with top straps extending to the lengths of the grips, scroll engraved back action locks with 'ALE BLANCHE A CHERBOURG' inlaid in gold, well figured half stocks with scroll engraved steel furniture and carved shell details, stepped butts with acanthus carved friezes; in a close fitted velvet lined case with accessories including: boxwood mallet, loading rod, cleaning rod and cap box; boxwood handled turn screw; oil bottle, bullet mould, powder measure and miniature powder flask.
A pair of 38 bore continental percussion target pistols, sighted hexagonal twist figured barrels 9 in., with blued breeches, Liege control marks, adjustable triggers, blued and engraved lock plates and bat-wing side plates, half stocked with shell carved details and chequered grips, trigger guards with finger rests, stepped butts with convex oval steel caps; in a part fitted case with associated powder flask, bullet mould, loading rod and mallet.
A British six shot 'pepperbox' percussion revolver, fluted cylinder 3 in., London Company proof marks, scroll engraved frame with retailer's details 'J. PRATT, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH', bar hammer engraved with chevrons and a star, sliding safety bar, chequered grip with vacant silver escutcheon, engraved steel butt trap; in a fitted case with combined bullet mould/loading rod, pistol powder flask, ebony wad box, and nipple key, Pratt trade label to lid - possibly later.
A 54 bore Adams model 1851 five shot self-cocking percussion revolver, Belgian licensed manufacture, hexagonal barrel 6 in., scroll engraved frame numbered 10382, with Kerr patent rammer, chequered grip with vacant escutcheon; in a fitted case with double bullet mould, powder flask, and cleaning rod.
Three powder flasks: the first a shagreen covered and silver mounted flask, the oval body within a silver flame and bearing a star shaped emblem on one side and a monogrammed shield on the other, the spout with a pull off cap retained by a chain; the next an English copper flask in the form of a gun butt, embossed with foliate scrolls and chequering at the wrist, diamond registration mark for 7th January 1854, graduated brass spout marked for Dixon & Sons; the last a pistol sized flask of similar gun butt form. [3]
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