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Click here to subscribeA collection of silver wares comprising a Victorian silver hip flask inscribed "A memento of the opening of No.10 Swansea May 5th 1904 to Col. D. R. David. JP" (by Brockwell & Son, London 1892), a silver cigarette box with yellow metal shield and all-over engraved flower head design, a silver vesta case and a silver cigarette dispenser of plain cylindrical form (by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1936), weighable silver 5 oz
A late Victorian silver articulated fish container set with red stone eyes and two hanging loops to the body, stamped with import marks for London 1891, 12.5 cm long, together with a silver twin-handled trophy cup, a silver-mounted cut glass bottle, silver napkin ring, silver spoon, together with a base metal mounted hip flask and two silver plated mounted glass salt and peppers, weighable silver 3.7 oz
A 1930s Brexton Motoring picnic hamperblack rexine covered case with fitted interior containing a blue The Cube teapot, and four matching plates, two beakers, a tea cup, four saucers, two jars, pepper pot and covered pot, kettle, sandwich tin, another tin,, spirit cannister, cane wrapped tea and sugar cannisters, pair of square bottles and a flask, and a four piece cutlery setcase length 55.5 cm.Condition. Cube teapot has been damaged and repaired, one saucer has also been damaged and repaired, one plate hairlined, tea cup hairlined. One beaker with chip and hairline, the other hairlined. One handle missing from case. tear to rexine
Box of assorted items to include: dragon design scabbard and dagger, Staffordshire seated pair of greyhounds, wooden cased wall barometer, cased vintage Rolls razor, hip flask, shoulder bag, costume jewellery; bead necklaces, rings etc, modern watches, Masonic glass inscribed 'Lodge of Unity, Ladies Festival 1983', Batey glass bottle, leather jewellery box containing costume and silver jewellery, hand blown specimen bottle etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
A VICTORIAN SILVER HIP FLASK by Frederick Bradford Macrea, London 1890, of plain rectangular form, shaped for the pocket, with bayonet cover and detachable cup to the base. 13cm high, 5.1 troy ouncesMarks on the body are rubbed. The marks on the cup are clear. The cover is in good order, with the cork intact. No personalised engraving. In generally good condition.
A GEORGE V SILVER-GILT, ENAMEL AND GLASS SPIRIT FLASK by Mappin & Webb Ltd, London 1927, the bayonet cap decorated with blue guilloche enamel, the facet cut glass upper body above a detachable sleeve cup. 14.5cm highThe marks on both the collar and cup are clear but some rubbing to the maker's marks. Tiny scratch to the edge of the enamel, but otherwise very good. The cover opens and closes well. The glass is in good condition without damage. In generally good condition commensurate with age and use.
A FINE SWISS GOLD AND ENAMEL SCENT BOTTLE, PROBABLY GENEVA, THIRD QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY probably made for the Indian market in Moghul taste, of boteh form, the curved body and chained everted cap chased with an overall design of gold flowers on a scarlet basse-taille enamel ground, apparently unmarked. 7cm long (excl. chain)Some 40 years later, the American firm Tiffany & Co. was creating scent bottles of similar form and type of overall floral decoration but in silver for the mass market; see John Loring, Tiffany’s 150 Years, New York, 1987, p. 73 for a flask with this type of decoration
A VIENNESE ENAMEL, SILVER-GILT AND ROCK CRYSTAL PILGRIM FLASK, BY HERMANN RATZERSDORFER, CIRCA 1860 the domed screw lid opening to reveal a screw stopper, the circular body centred to the front and back by an engraved rock crystal panel, on a rock crystal domed spreading base, stamped to the foot. 17cm highThe rock crystal exhibits some fractures that do not affect the exterior surface, possibly natural flaws. The enamel remains in good condition, and the screw-top functions smoothly. The stopper is securely in place and fits snugly. Marked on the underside of the foot, it stands upright and is generally in good condition.
An early 20th century matched Austrian silver and enamel scent flask and compact, the silver gilt flask of ovoid form, with screw cap, the compact of circular design, both decorated in similar mid-blue guilloché enamel, hexagonal Diana’s head assay mark, town mark for Vienna, 900 standard, each with different maker’s mark, (enamel damage to compact), cased, flask length 7.6cm, compact diameter 5.4cm. £120-£150 --- Condition Report Flask originally silver gilt mounted, now rubbed throughout, cap scratched, possible lose of applied detail to top of cap - evidence of tiny pierced holes, and scratches; the compact with enamel loss behind the hinge. (gilding rubbed to flask, enamel damage to compact), The set is matched - the flask original to the case, the compact a replacement piece, slightly large for the box recess. Viennese retailer’s box with silk signed: J. L.HERRMANN A.G WIEN I. KARNTNERSTR.26 Weight of flask 28.1gm. Weight of compact including mirror lid 43.1gm.
A Georgian Light Dragoon Horse flintlock holster pistol, the lock plate stamped with a grown above GR, also dated 1750, marked for Tower Armoury, numbered 575 to the stock. Presented in a later fitted box, with a period leather powder flask and cleaning kit. The pistol shows signs of light restoration and cleaning. Hammer works well. Similar model to the Sea pistol of the same period. Purchased by the vendor at auction in 1984. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)
Davenport Longport Imari-pattern garniture of three vases, mid-19th century, printed iron red marks, pattern no.6060, comprising: two moon flask-shaped vases with gilt ropetwist handles and an oviform vase with similar handles, 19.5cm high, each painted in the Imari palette with stylised chinoiserie flowers (3)
A Victorian silver hip flask, engraved Presented to O. J. D. Hustler by a few of his London friends with heartiest wishes for a safe return from West Africa February 1902, 14cm, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, 8ozs 3dwts Minor polish / wear scratches consistent with age, no dents, splits or repair
Two vintage 20th century English fine bone china collectibles items. The lot to include a Spode The 1987 Maritime Collection Nelson Series ' Lord Nelson Cup ' lidded cup & saucer, in original box. Together with a Minton bone china limited edition flask to celebrate the marriage of the Prince Andrew with Miss Sarah Ferguson, No. 55 of 500, in original box.
A collection of mid 20th century and vintage collectables / curios. To include a hand made english pewter screw top lidded drinking vessel / flask - Marked TROIKA / England to base, a pair of pressed and rolled drinking vessels / stirrup cups in a conical leather bound case, vintage chrome whistle, a Russian fedoskino brass hinged paper mache / lacquered box with a lady wearing traditional dress / kokosnik, bone inlaid hinged box - marked internally 'DEPOSE', a pair of ruby red resin cigarette holders in a paper mache - marked Ambar Federico. Largest measures 10cm (height).
An early 19th century French porcelain onion-shaped flask, the gilt reserves painted en grisaille with a cherub riding a dolphin, musical trophy to the reverse, on a powder-blue ground with floral garland, 15.5 cm high to/w a pair of Victorian green-ground cabinet plates painted with crests, within rural landscape vignettes, retailed by J Allsup, London, 23 cm (3)
A collection of silver items comprising a hip flask, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London 1925, 13.5cm high, and a cigarette case, marked 925, 10cm wide,total 10.7ozttogether with silver-plated items,comprising two spirit labels, marked 'Whisky' and 'Gin', 6.5cm wide, and a pair of corks, and another wine coaster, 16.5cm diameterweighableCondition ReportThe closing mechanism to the cigarette case is broken, so the case does not shut. Tarnishing throughout. Dents to the lid of the hip flask.
TWO FLORAL PERSIAN QAJAR POTTERY TEA FLASKS, A CARVED SOAPSTONE FIGURE OF TWO EASTERN DEITIES, A SPELTER FIGURE OF A MIDDLE EASTERN MUSICIAN AND A DAMAGED VENETIAN GLASS JUG, the flask heights 17.5cm and 14cm, both a.f., the spelter figure height 44cm (5) (Condition Report: the taller flask has a chipped rim and crack in the body, the smaller flask has a chipped rim and extensive cracks, the spelter figure has holes in the base around the feet and instrument handle is cracked, the soapstone carving has nibbles to extremities, jug has broken rim with handle attached to break, there is a crack and hole in the body in the same area and a chip to the foot rim)
An impressive leather-cased picnic set for six persons by G W Scott & Sons, London, circa 1905,honey leather case with leather-covered brass side-handles, lock and catches, the lid opening to tan-leathercloth lined compartmentalised interior, fitted with wicker-handled copper and brass kettle with burner and stand, sprits flask, one large and two medium sized wicker-covered glass bottles, a smaller glass bottle, two Coracle brand ceramic based food containers, two other food tins, six Bisto bone china tea-cups and saucers, six stacked glass tumblers in wicker cases, ceramic Butter and Preserves jars, and other condiments jars, with rectangular enamel plates and cutlery housed behind leather straps in the lid, the case measuring 80 x 39 x 21.5cm overall. 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
WITHNAIL AND I (1987) - A group of memorabilia comprising a pewter hip flask (crew gift) inscribed with the Withnail and I logo and to the rear 'From Bruce and Paul, Summer 1986', a copy of the paperback novel with dedication from Bruce Robinson (author) to Paul Heller (tape repair to front cover) together with a set of black/white stills including some behind the scenes shots (14) PROVENANCE: From the private collection of the producer Paul Heller with letter of authenticity signed by his widow
Blue and White ceramics to include an Oriental Moon flask 27cm h x approx 15.5cm w, tall vase 30cm h, 2 hexagonal planters 9cm h, a lidded vase 21cm h and three matching tea bowls and saucers, saucer 12cm d, bowl 7cm d, together with English B & W Copeland Spode Italian plates 23cm w, bowl 22cm w, small vase and a bowl marked Abbey 1790. (20)
A George V four piece silver backed Dressing Table set, hallmarked Birmingham, 1934, comprising hand mirror, hair brush and a pair of clothes brushes, with engine turned decoration in the Art Deco style, together with another silver backed hand mirror and a quantity of silver plate, including leather covered hip flask, trays, toast rack etc., (a lot)
A group of interesting and poignant items belonging to Private Harry Bryan, 15th Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Comprising a set of three WWI medals to Pte H Bryan, R War R. Comprising 1914-15 Mons Star (named to 2454 PTE H Bryan...), War and Victory (named to 28589 Pte H Bryan...); A George V Imperial Service Medal named to 'Harry Bryan'; his identity bracelet and a metal hip flask with his script initials; a badly damaged Victorian silver cased open face pocket watch, hallmarked Chester 1899 and a piece of shrapnel; his death certificate dated 28/7/1977; and a George V commemorative medal 'Royal Visit to Bristol 28 June 1912 To open the King Edward VII Memorial Infirmary'Note; By family repute Harry Bryan was wearing the pocket watch during WWI when a bomb landed near him and he was severely injured, however a piece of shrapnel (included with this lot) struck his pocket watch and likely saved his life.
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