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Lot 114
An oak cased medicine chest for "Davies & Shepheard Chemists 12 Bridge Street Row Chester", containing eleven clear glass chemist's jars, syringe, scales and weights, measuring flask, two pottery jars and covers, mortar and pestle, box wood cylindrical box containing further weights, further jar and one volume "Cox's Companion to the Family Medicine Chest", published 1864, 32 cm wide x 22 cm deep x 14 cm high
Lot 347
A group of small silver, to include a George V silver shoe horn, mis-shapen, Sheffield 1931, a Victorian silver claret jug lid, hallmarks, rubbed, a silver presentation plaque presented to Norman Mr Caig Esq, President of The Lyceum 1946-47, marked silver, a miniature silver hip flask, hallmark rubbed, five silver cocktail sticks, each terminal cast with a figure of a cockerel, one lacking, in fitted case, etc., weighable silver 4.27oz.
Lot 357
A GROUP OF GLASS WARES, to include a Victorian Nailsea style double gimmel flask with white feathered decoration and blue lips (part of decorative edging missing), a micro-mosaic panel of flowers, measuring approximately 7.5cm x 10cm x 1cm including border (sd), a Whitefriars pale blue vase with controlled bubbles height 20cm, a collection of cut crystal and other glass wares including decanters, sets of drinking glasses, bowls and vases, etc (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated, would benefit from a clean)
Lot 918
A SMALL COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH AND 20TH COALPORT COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS, ETC, including three batwing pattern coffee cups and saucers in yellow, green and blue, three other blue batwing pattern saucers, a miniature loving cup and tyg in Indian Tree pattern, a miniature mug decorated with swags, a scent flask moulded with water lilies, height 7.8cm, etc (18) (Condition Report: the yellow ground cup and saucer are in good condition but all the other batwing items sound dull when tapped, some staining to a couple of the blue batwing saucers)
Lot 950
NINE ROYAL DOULTON AND BESWICK LIQUEUR FLASKS / DECANTERS, the Royal Doulton comprising Fish Eagle, White & Mackay Golden Eagle, Osprey (second), Buzzard, Merlin, Peregrine Falcon and Kestrel, Beswick Beneagles Eagle and Beneagles Haggis Bird (9) (Condition Report: Beswick Beneagles flask has a chip to the underside, Osprey is a second, owner has red inked numbers to the undersides on Doulton flasks)
Lot 200
A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include two pewter tankards, an ENPS oval dish, an Alpha plate three branch candlestick holder, a brass coloured cup, hip flask, a boxed set of six butter knives, two boxed serving spoons, a boxed pie server, a boxed 'Danmark' collectable caddy spoon, other boxed pieces of cutlery and a box of loose assorted cutlery knives, forks, spoons, tongs, bottle opener, two lighters etc
Lot 2509
Victorian silver hip flask, of oval form, with engraved foliate and scroll decoration, and monogrammed shield shaped cartouche to centre, with plain collar and cap, H11cm, hallmarked Chester 1899, maker's mark worn and indistinct, together with an Edwardian silver glasses case, of oval form, with engraved foliate and scroll decoration, and monogrammed circular shaped cartouche to centre, with opening to top, revealing velvet lined interior, with silver shield clip, H17.5cm hallmarked to case and clip Sanders & Hill, Birmingham 1908, with a pair of gold plated glasses Condition Report:Approximate total silver weight 4.24 ozt (131.9 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use including surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Velvet lining coming away from interior of glasses case. Top rim of glasses case bent outwards slightly. Hip flask with no stopper, lid does not close flush or securely. Engraved decoration with rubbing to detail, particularly around the outer edge of the hip flask. Hallmarks with wear particularly to maker's mark on hip flask.
Lot 1223
A pair of cased Cavalry Officer's 13-bore percussion belt pistols by Westley Richards of New Bond Street, London with 5½" octagonal damascus barrels, engraved steel locks with side safeties, chequered walnut stocks with captive ramrods and steel belt hooks contained in an oak maker's case with copper pistol powder flask, oil bottle, cleaning rod, bullet mould and accessories (No. 565/6 Made by Westley Richards in 1847 and retailed to a Cavalry Officer on the 19th January 1848)
Lot 1227
A pair of 19th century Continental percussion pistols with 7" barrels, engraved with script and dated 1857, engraved steel locks with chequered walnut stocks, steel furniture, the butts with bullet compartments, all contained within a refitted baize lined mahogany case with bullet mould, powder flask and tools, etc
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