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19th Century James Dixon & Sons copper and brass powder flask, in the form of a gun stock with ornate scrolling and chequered decoration, stamped to one side No. 94923, kite mark to the top, brass nozzle end, 20.5cm long

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A TRAY OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE HIP FLASK, METALWARE ETC

Ten various shotgun cartridge re-loading and shooting related tools and accessories including James Dixon & Sons leather bound metal powder flask, powder measures, bullet mould, rollover tools, capper and de-cappers etc.  

Brass monocular or telescope in the form of a gunpowder flask engraved 'R&J Beck Ltd London 1857 No. 7964387' with adjustable eyepiece, 11.5cm.  

James Dixon & Sons copper and brass powder flask with embossed foliate decoration, 20cm long. 

Colt 1849 .31 single-action pocket revolver with shaped wooden grips, silver plated trigger guard and grip strap, cylinder engraved with coaching scenes and 5 inch octagonal barrel engraved 'Address Saml Colt New York City', overall length 26.5cm, serial number 43034, in fitted wooden box with bullet mould, powder flask, key, oil bottle, bullets, caps and 'Directions For Loading Colt Pistols' label. 

Edwin Budding of Thrup Mill Stroud 140 bore Buddings Patent second model five-shot percussion pepperbox revolver with brass frame signed 'Buddng Maker' in oval cartouche with engraved scrolls, exposed iron cocking lever, shaped walnut grips and 3.25 inch hand-rotated brass barrels, overall length 21cm, in original lined and fitted mahogany case, with powder flask, bullet mould, combination tool, manufacturer's labels, and related letters. Purchased by the vendor from Bonhams of Knightsbridge (receipt included) as part of The W Keith Neal Collection on Thursday 10th November 2005 and sold with the metal collection tag. 

Circular leather spirit flask container with three sectional spirit flasks and four tot cups, height 18cm

19thC and later novelty trinkets, an ebony storage jar, bohemian glass decanter and tall shot glasses, small group of jet beads, ammonite, powder flask etc (1 tray)

Four items of silver plate, comprising a silver plated galleried tray, with a raised and pierced border on bun feet, 51cm wide, a further smaller example, 46cm wide, an EPNS beaker engraved A J H 3.5.58, 8cm high, an EPNS hip flask, bearing inscription R D Richardson, 12cm high. (4)

A carved 'bugbear' coconut flask,early 19th century, probably French, carved with three roundels depicting a lyre, two horns and sheet music, a hunting horn and bag, two doves seated on a quiver of arrows, an empty cartouche above swagged in military trophies and armaments,12cm long, together with a modern stand (2)Probably French Napoleonic prisoner-of-war work intended as a shot flask.

A Spanish colonial armadillo tail shot flask,probably 18th century, South American, with engraved white metal mounts and suspension chain,7cm longCondition ReportNo obvious major faults. 6cm wide.

A Mughal Indo-Portuguese Gujarati fish-shaped powder flask,probably 17th century, in mother-of pearl with brass mounts,19.5cm long, together with a modern stand (2)Condition ReportNo obvious major faults.

A pottery flask,late 19th century, Swiss, with moulded and coloured foliate decoration,22cm high, andtwo stoneware pots, 19th/20th century, with applied stag hunting scenes,8 and 10.5cm high (3)Condition ReportOne lug replaced, minor chips.Stoneware, no obvious major faults.

Group of four pieces of blue and white porcelainChinese, 19th Centuryincluding a moulded porcelain bowl, 26cm diameter, a small moon flask, 15cm, a two-handled cup, 14cm, and a small bowl, 10cm (4)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.

Royal Worcester canary, hand decorated moon flask, Dutch boy etc, tallest 21.5cm

Silver cigarette case, hip flask, three mother of pearl handled pen knives, five teaspoons, silver handled fruit knives,

Pair of Victorian opaline glass flask shaped vases on a black ground hand painted with birds, flowers and foliage. Retailers label to one of the bases. 31cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) One of the vases has been badly cracked with losses. Both vases have loss to gilding.

Boxed Parachute Regiment hip flask set, new. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Boxed SAS hip flask set, new. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A 19th century Continental mother of pearl scent flask, horn tipped with gilt metal stopper and fragrance drop. 7cm

CASED PAIR OF SILVER BACKED HAIRBRUSHES with engine turned decoration, EPNS hip flask with various costume jewellery items

JAMES DIXON & SON BEATEN PEWTER OVERSIZE HIP FLASK - 1420 pattern with presentation inscription 'From the officers of HMCS Columbia 18-2-44' along with monogrammed initials to the centre, 28 x 12cms, HMCS Columbia was a town class destroyer transferred from the US Navy to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1940 and serving in the Atlantic until 1944 and eventually being sold in 1996 to the Artificial Reef Society, consequently sunk as an artificial reef off Maude Island, British Columbia, in 1997

SMALL SILVER & PLATED WARE GROUP - to include an easel back photograph frame, Birmingham 1945, indistinct maker's mark, 13.5 x 14cms, pair of silver mounted cut glass salts, London 1920, Maker Charles May, two rectangular scent bottles with plated screw-on caps and interior glass stoppers, 7.5cms across, leather and glass gentleman's hip flask with plated slip-off cup and screw cap and a single modern EPNS egg cup

A Late 19th Century Hand Painted Moon Flask, Lake Scene, Impressed Makers Mark LW to Base, 30cm high

Assorted works of art including Victorian inlaid jewellery box, Roman glass flask, micro mosaic photo frame, two snuff bottles, rustic bone carder and an 18th century tile

Victorian silver spirit flask of conventional form, with screw cap and separate, top mounted, silver drinking cup cover (London 1864) William Summers. All at approximately 8ozs. 12.5cm overall length.

Victorian silver spirit flask of conventional form, with engraved initials and hinged bayonet fitting cap, lacking drinking cup (London 1893) Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. All at approximately 4ozs. 12cm overall length.

Unusual Victorian silver scent bottle / flask of hexagonal form, with removable glass scent flask, (Chester 1887), maker Horton & Allday, 10.5cm in height.

George V silver hip flask with removable cup gilded to interior, the body engraved 'P.D.R. 11th September 1923', (Sheffield 1920), maker Walker & Hall, all at 5.3ozs, 14.7cm in length.

Floris Meydam (1919-2011) A blue and white glass Serica flask, produced by Glasfabriek Leerdam, designed 1953. 46 cm. h.

Copper bed warming pan, copper graduated set of miniature saucepans and a copper powder flask

Three Roman glass bottles, 3rd - 4th century AD. herewith an antique flask (broken). Private Dutch collection, 1990's. h. 8,5 - 13,5 cm. [4]

Phoenician, glass flask, alabastron, 6th-4th century BC., opal blue glass sand kern technique flacon with two handles and wing shaped motives in yellow, and two blue toned colors. Provenance, Arete, Galerie fur Antike Kunst, Zurich, Switzerland. 1977. h. 12 cm. Private Dutch collection of an art connoisseur. [1]

Egypt, black earthenware figure flask, Ptolemaic, 1st century BC - 1st AD., in the shape of a seated woman holding a goose. Provenance, Arete, Galerie fur Antike Kunst, Zurich, Switzerland, 1978. h. 10,2 cm. Private Dutch collection of an art connoisseur. [1]

A collection of metal ware to include hip flask, tankards, butter knives and various other cutlery, a Barclays Bank home safe, Royal Mint paperweight

A collection of various Oriental china to include a moon flask, restored

A cased pair of George V silver preserve spoons, Sheffield 1911, 36 grams, an ingot pendant, 15 grams and a pewter pocket flask

A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a 'Philip Mercier' cased pocket watch, a Prince Wales & Lady Diana Spencer commemorative coin, a United Kingdom proof coin collection 1984, two cased costume jewellery necklaces, a flask, together with an assortment of cutlery and other items, (condition report: general moderate wear, watch not tested)

Qajar flask painted in coloured enamels with hare and flowers pattern, 16 x 11cm.

Selection of retro AA through the ages figurines, AA hip flask and a AA tanker

A collection of miscellaneous items to include a Venini style handkerchief vase, two chrome tea pots, an enamel whistling kettle, a Potiron vintage Thermos flask, a three piece pottery tea set in the form of covered wagons, a Midwinter break resistant pair of cups and saucers etc.

A silver spirit flask, Chester 1894, 128g

A cased picnic set for four persons, by Drew & Sons of Piccadilly, London, mid-1920s,black leather-cloth case with nickelled handles, locks and catches, the domed lid with Ivorine maker's plaque to front edge, opening to interior with wicker framework, fitted with two wicker-covered glass drinks bottles, large Thermos flask, two ceramic based food containers, a small food tin, set of four gilt-handled bone china cups, four stacker plated beakers by P.H.Vogel & Co., four drinking glasses in wicker cases, a ceramic lidded jar, and two condiments jars, with bone china saucers, rectangular enamel plates and cutlery housed behind leather straps in the lid, the case measuring 55 x33 x 17cm overall. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: † ◊† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.◊ £30 + VAT uplift and storage at £6 + VAT per lot per day.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A fine, large and impressive running-board mounting picnic set for six persons, by Asprey of London, 1922,believed a special commission, the black leather-cloth case with nickelled handles, locks and catches, the lid with nickelled surround and tread surface, the lid opening to reveal interior with lift-out wicker framework with handles, fitted with fine picnic accessories including a wicker-handled kettle with burner and spirit flask, two large wicker-covered glass drinks bottles with stoppers, another large cut glass bottle with sterling silver cap and neck by Asprey & Co., hallmarked Birmingham 1922, and further marked 'Asprey London', a set of four matching cut glass bottles with silver plated caps, two Coracle Brand square ceramic based food containers with nickel-plated lids, two other food tins with catches, a set of six fine Mintons gilt-handled bone china tea-cups, a set of six stacked large gilt-lined nickel-plated beakers and containing leather case containing six further smaller gilt-lined drinking tots, all marked 'Asprey & Co' and 'Asprey London' under the bases, a set of eight gilt-edged enamel rectangular plates, three other plated metal containers, two fitted with glass liners, and two condiments jars, the inside of the lid fitted with set of six matching saucer-plates, with full complement of cutlery including carving set, and Asprey patented bottle opener with integral folding corkscrew within the handle, all housed behind brown leather straps, the case measuring 92 x 33 x 22cm, each end of the case with nickelled and brass patented adjustable catches, marked 'Finnigans Ltd' for running board mounting, offered with key. (2)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: † ◊◊† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.◊◊ £60 + VAT uplift and storage at £12 + VAT per lot per dayFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Studio Pottery vase of moon flask style form, green glazed roundels, 23.5cm tall

Antique Large Silver & Leather Bound Hip Flask measures approx height 15cm by 9cm wide glass a/f

Millenium silver hip flask measures approx height 12cm by 7cm wide weight 142

Large antique silver hip flask Birmingham silver hallmark measures approx height 13cm by 11.5cm wide weight 254g

A Chinese blue and white moon flask,19th-20th century, the compressed circular body rising from an oval foot, to a cylindrical neck flanked by a pair of chilong handles, painted with two dragons chasing a flaming pearl, six-character Qianlong mark to base,26cm high十九至二十世纪 青花双龙抢珠纹抱月瓶 《大清乾隆年制》青花篆书款Condition ReportHairline cracks to base. Surface scratches.

BEATLES, THE - John Lennon's Hip Flask, Gifted By Stuart SutcliffeA German hip flask gifted to John Lennon on his 20th birthday by his close friend Stuart Sutcliffe. During the Beatles' Hamburg era, Sutcliffe played bass for the band, but left to pursue an art career before his untimely death in 1962. Lennon later re-gifted the flask to Geoff Mohammed, one of his friends from art college, who sold the flask during the mid-1960s.The flask features two metal cups in a circular holder on either side of the lid, and a brown leather covering with the inscription "Fur Kaiser John Zu Seinem Geburtstag 9. Okt 1960 Von Stu", which translates as "For Emperor John On His Birthday 9 Oct 1960, By Stu". Adhered to the back is a paper inscription detailing its history. The lot displays minor wear and is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from a previous owner. Dimensions: 4.5 cm x 10 cm x 14 cm (1 3/4" x 4" x 5 1/2") Estimate: £4,000 - 6,000 M This lot will be auctioned on Friday, November 4th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast at propstore.com on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 3rd; Saturday, November 5th; or Sunday, November 6th.

Victorian blue facet cut glass double ended scent flask, green glass claret jug with enamelled decoration, Mary Gregory style cranberry glass vase and other coloured glass items

Dixon & Sons Patent copper and brass mounted powder flask with embossed panel of a hunter and gundog, a similar flask embossed with Pheasants, another with Gamebirds in a woodland setting and with three others decorated with Hunting scenes, three lacking nozzles, L20cm max (6)

A RARE ARCHAIC BRONZE GOURD-SHAPED VASE AND COVER, HUEastern Zhou DynastyThe bulbous flask-shaped body supported on a simulated rope-twist foot, rising to a straight neck slightly curved on one side, intricately cast with two registers around the body and another below the mouth rim decorated with the 'coiling snake' panhui motifs, set on one side with a bar handle in the form of a snake attached to the body with two rope-twist rings and with a loose interlinked chain secured to the tail of the bird-shaped cover, the cover naturalistically cast as a bird with well detailed wing feathers bordered with archaistic scrolls, the sharp beak opening to form the aperture of the vessel, the bird grasping two serpents in its claws. 33cm (13in) high. (2).Footnotes:東周 蟠虺紋匏壺Provenance: Mark Dineley (1901-1975)Peter Dineley (1938-2018), and thence by descent來源：Mark Dineley（1901-1975年）舊藏Peter Dineley（1938-2018年）舊藏，並由後人保存迄今Mark Dineley and his son Peter Cleverly Dineley collected antique arms and armour, Chinese, Tibetan and Nepalese art amongst other interests. The collections were displayed in the former family home, Aubrey House, located in Holland Park, London - a stately 18th century house. The house came into the Dineley family when it was acquired in 1873 by William Cleverly Alexander (1840-1916) from whom Mark and Peter were descended. W.C. Alexander was a banker and a great connoisseur and patron of the artist James McNeill Whistler, as well as a renowned collector of Chinese ceramics, jade and Japanese art, much of which is now in the British Museum, London, including the celebrated Northern Song Alexander bowl. He was amongst the lenders to exhibitions held at the Burlington Fine Arts Club in 1895, 1896 and 1910 and to the City of Manchester Art Gallery's Exhibition of Chinese Applied Art in 1913, and to exhibitions held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. In May 1931 his collection of Chinese ceramics, including 355 lots, was sold over two days and Sir Percival David acquired a significant part, now in the British Museum.Gourd-shaped vessels resembling this vessel have been excavated in Henan, Shanxi and Shaanxi Provinces, which were among the territories ruled by the Jin and Wei. Such vessels were used for containing wine and it is notable that the design is rare compared with more common wine-vessel forms such as gu. Excavations in early Warring States tombs have only revealed one such vessel within a large burial, suggesting that such vessels reflected the noble status of the deceased.Compare with a similar gourd-shaped vessel and cover, Warring States, decorated with three registers of panhui motifs around the body, in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, (acc.no.GuTong000024N000000000); and another excavated in 1988 at Jinshen village, Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, now in the Shanxi Museum, see Zhongguo meishu fenlei quanji. Zhongguo qingtong tongqi quanji 8. Dongzhou 2, Beijing, 1995, pp.73-74, nos.81-83. See also other similar excavated examples in the Shaanxi Museum of History and the Sackler Gallery of Art illustrated in ibid., pp.75-76, nos.84-85. For an example of this rare type in the Arthur Sackler collection, see Jenny So, Eastern Zhou Ritual Bronzes in the Arthur M. Sackler Collection, Washington D.C., 1995, pp.236-239, no.39. The author suggests that this type of vessel was a 'short-lived type which appeared toward the end of the eighth century BC and disappeared by the early fifth century BC, and illustrates a closely related example formerly in the collection of Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (acc.no.1949.135.9), illustrated ibid., p.238, fig.39.1.Following the trend for archaism in the 18th century, and especially during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor, vessels such as the present lot became the model for other gourd-shaped vessels in various other media such as jade and cloisonné enamel. See for example, a cloisonné enamel vase of similar form to the present lot, Qianlong, in the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco (acc.no.B6OP286).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A KO-BIZEN STONEWARE TOKKURI (BOTTLE)Momoyama period (1573-1615), late 16th/early 17th centuryThe jar with a wide mouth surmounting a waisted neck ending in a rolled lip, the body reddish chocolate-brown with irregular patches of natural ash glaze on the front, incised throughout with groups of parallel lines covering the body; with a wood storage box inscribed Ko-Bizen kabuse-yaki kabura tokkuri (Ko-Bizen kabuse-fired turnip form flask), inside the lid inscribed by Katsura Matasaburo (a Ko-Bizen scholar, 1901-1986) authenticating the vessel was made in the Momoyama period, together with a paper kanteisho (certificate of authentication) by Yoshimura Keiho, another Ko-Bizen scholar. 26cm (10¼in) high. (3).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Quantity of miscellaneous items to include; copper powder flask (18cm high), brass military uniform buttons, 'Abbeville' napkin rings, uniform catp badges, University of Birmingham wire wool crest, etc.

Edward VII silver sugar caster with inscription, Birmingham 1904, together with a silver hip flask, 244.3g gross approx.

A COLLECTION OF SMALL WORKS OF ART AND COLLECTABLES OF HUNTING INTERESTTo include a fox-mask door porter, 37cm high, a shoe-horn and button-hook each with a handle cast as a horse's fetlock, two riding crops, a leather cylindrical spirit flask case, and a hornTogether with two pairs of hunting boots, and two pairs of riding boots, all with trees Provenance: Sold by order of a member of the de Rothschild FamilyCondition Report: All items with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, these are country sporting items and the condition reflects this.Door porter with loose handle, pitting to the metal, signs of age and useHunting horn with wear, dents, solder, discolouration to the metalCrops in used condition overallThe leather case with wear, marks, signs of use, some staining to the leather, strap with creasing and crackingThe horn/button hook with dirt and discolouration to the metal surfaceThe hunting boots:One pair: 46cm high, 29.5cm long (toe - heel), approx 36cm circumference at the topThe other pair: 48cm high, 29.5cm long (toe - heel), approx 37cm circumference at the top The riding boots:One pair (black): 46cm high, 30.5cm long (toe - heel), approx 36cm circumference at the topThe other pair (oxblood): 48cm high, 30.5cm long (toe - heel), approx 37cm circumference at the topThe measurements of the boots are a guide only and Dreweatts make no guarantees as to their sizes or any guarantees as to wearability - they are sold purely on a decorative display basis as a work of art only. All clearly with signs of previous use. Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A silver hip flask, Sheffield 2004, 5.6 ozt, 14 cm highGenerally good