Various hunting and riding accessories to include a Champion & Wilton leather pouch Various hunting and riding accessories to include a Champion & Wilton leather pouch holing a stainless steel sandwich box and flask, the box and flask are monogrammed A.L. and the pouch T.A.E.. Also included is a leather saddle bag, a copper hunting hirn by George Parker and Sons and one other hunting horn.
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A Victorian silver hip flask, the hinged cover with bayonet fastening, later engraved inscription dated 2nd June 1945, Birmingham 1891, overall 10.7cm high, together with a silver cigarette case, similarly later engraved inscription, the sprung hinge opening to reveal a gilded interior, Birmingham 1901, 4.9ozt (2).
A collection of silver and white metal comprising a miniature flask with screw cover, a silver matchbox cover on four ball feet, a silver snooker cue chalk case, a "Birthday Book" with repousse silver cover, a silver child's rattle with angel finial, two silver thimbles, together with other white metal and silver plated pieces, (13).
A good and interesting selection of Roman glassware to include tall vases (mostly with iridescence), a cylindrical pot with old label to underside, a square jar with handle, various vials and flasks (tallest glass vase with slender thin neck 24.5cm high) (some damage and condition commensurate with age and immersion in earth), circa 200-300 AD (15 items) Provenance: acquired 1960s and prior by the present Vendor's ParentsCondition Report: There are five taller bottles - four appear in good general condition, the tallest has chips around the lip at the top, also a crack around the bottom. There are two small circular pots, one cauldron-like which is in good order, the other clearly has the glass away and a crack to the top. A square flask has damage to the bottom, other wise OK. Seven smaller bottles - 1st a small globe and shaft-style appears in reasonable order, the 2nd has a problem with the lip at the top, 3rd has a small matchhead-sized piece away from the lip at the top, 4th has problems around the neck area, 5th has a chip in the neck area (smaller example), 6th and 7th seem OK.
* Mixed Silver. An American silver bachelors teapot, Birmingham 1900, stamped Sterling, of lobed ovoid form profusely embossed with floral scrolls, 16 cm long, approximately 268g, together with a silver hip flask, two cigarette boxes, matchbox holder plus an 8-piece dressing table set QTY: (13)
A small quantity of silver plate, including: an oak cased set of six mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks, with chased foliate decoration; a chamberstick by Cross Arrows and two associated candle snuffers; a tray on four bun feet with presentation engraving to top, 16.5cm x 16.8cm; oval entree dishes; six King's pattern spoons; a hip flask; tea strainer; and others (lot)Please refer to department for condition report
A Victorian glass and silver mounted hip flask, Wright & Davies, London 1867, the colourless glass body of curved rectangular form, silver coloured screw top (unmarked), detachable silver stirrup cup with monogrammed initials, overall height 17cm, together with a silver lion mask torque bangle, 7.8cm diameter (2) (at fault)
A 6 shot .36" Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver, number 26143 (1855) on all parts except the cylinder which is numbered 8928, the barrel with London address and London proofs, with silver plated iron trigger guard and backstrap. GWO & C, retaining traces of colour hardened finish, the cylinder scene a bit faint (small patches of rust on trigger guard and backstrap), in its red velvet lined fitted mahogany case, containing the original cylinder, number 26143, which has one chamber blown out and has split into two halves, a good bag shaped copper flask by Dixon, of correct Colt type but is not marked, steel double cavity bullet mould (pitted), nipple key, tin of caps, and some lead bullets, together with a key to the case. GC (the case relined and with some marks to the lid). £1200-1400
(Naval Military War Commemorative commemorate) Nelson: an interesting late-19th century brown stoneware spirit flask moulded with a likeness impressed with name and on the reverse ‘England expects…’ and I. Gunson Waifleet, the shoulders with dated battle honours, 218mm high, the base repaired and a walking stick the top affixed with a carved wood portrait bust, the bust 74mm high, (2) * Directories for the years 1868 to 1885 list Isaac Gunson as a brewer and wines and spirit merchant in the High Street, Waifleet All Saints, Lincolnshire.
A selection of decorative ceramics, including: Royal Doulton ‘Vicar of Bray’ Toby jug; Beswick hunting figure of a fox; Beswick figure of a Greenfinch; Beswick figure of a horse; Beswick Beatrix Potter figure of ‘Hunca Munda’; Chinese blue and white flask with cover; pair of horse bookends; and other items.
William Powell, a pair of over and under percussion pistols c.1840, with single trigger and captive ramrod, the barrels and lock plated signed 'W. Powell' and the barrels, hammers, lock plates, and trigger guards with decorative engraving, the chequered walnut stocks set with silver cartouches with a crest, motto 'En Avant' and initials 'J B', terminating in silver masks, 28cm long overall. Also with a 19th Century copper and brass mounted shot and powder flask 10cm high (2)The crest may be for the Brunel family.The pistols with usual minor marks and dents due to age and use. Signs of rust around the end of the barrel of one pistol. One silver cartouche centrally drilled. Both barrels with proof marks beneath. The action seemingly working for both pistols. The flask with very minor marks otherwise good condition, stamped beneath 'G. & J.W.H.'
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOXED CANTEENS AND CUTLERY SETS, MATHEMATICAL ITEMS, FLASK AND VANITY SET, to include two wooden cased full canteens, the first comprising six ivorine handle table knives, forks and an assortment of soup and dessert spoons, the second wooden canteen comprising six ivorine handled table knives, tea spoons, variously designed forks, together with two cased 'EPNS' bread fork and butter knives, many more sets of cutlery, etc, with three cased mathematical sets including compasses, a stainless steel flask and a vanity case within a zipped vanity brush, some items AF
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