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First World War War medal named to 9761 PTE. H. R. Belchem. Cambridge. R., together with a pair of brass epaulettes, leather shot flask and copper powder flask.

EPNS TABLEWARE & CUTLERY cased. boxed and loose and a swing handle bread basket, curved hip flask etc.Provenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED EGG WARMER & A SMALL HIP FLASK, lidded warmer with interior four egg divider, rams head and lions paw supports, under tier burner, circular base, 20cms (overall h), hip flask removable cup hallmarked London 1908, in leather slip holder, 12cms (h)Provenance: private collection Gwynedd

An enamelled brass fire companion set, together with an oil lamp with opaque glass shade, a tankard, a hip flask, etc.

A silver-mounted & part leather-covered glass pocket spirit flask with removable cup base & hinged ball stopper, 11cm high, Sheffield 1933-34, by J. Dixon & Sons; & a square cigarette box with wood-lined interior, 8.5cm; hallmarks rubbed.

An Edwardian Silver Hip Flask by Marples & Beasley, Chester Hallmark 1906, 152g, 12cm High, With Dent to Lid.

Collection of silver including cigarette box, embossed decorated box, cased egg cup and napkin ring, cutlery, etc and pewter hip flask.

Silver pencil, flask, dagger, spectacle case, eye bath, etc.

Silver spirits flask of cushion form by Cooper Brothers and Sons. 1919. 120g. 4oz.

Three riding crops with antler grips circa early 20th century, one example with button badge for makers Armstrong & Co of Carlisle, all three with white metal collars, one with malacca shaft the other two with braided shafts, Longest 77cm, with an antique tooled powder flask bearing brass name plate, engraved for John Lee - Brampton, on shoulder strap. (4)Condition report:Leather cracked and rubbed but otherwise secure. 

Pair of silver mustard pots of similar style, two vase pepperettes and a flask. 250g.

A 19th century Chinese blue and white 'Dragon' moon flask, (slight bruise to rim), 26cm high.

A early 19th century horn powder flask, for priming a cannon, wooden bung with screw thread, suspension chain, brass spout with spring release, 33cm long

A 19th century copper and brass powder flask, 18cm long; others (3)

An 18th century German salt glazed stoneware flask, of Cardinal Bellamine type, with bearded face and roundel, 44.5cm high

the lacquered copper body decorated with a Colt Baby Dragoon, with loading lever, sprung brass top with tapering nozzle. Riling 454. Together with an embossed American gun sized flask. (2)

3inch fluted barrels, border and foliate engraved white metal action and frame, two-piece wooden grips, white metal lion's mask butt cap, contained in a later red baize lined case with flask and mould.

9.5cm blade by Henry Clegg & Sons, natural stags horn grip, silver pommel cap set with a stone, white metal mounted leather scabbard, together with an HLI glengarry badge and a modern copper pistol flask.

the embossed lacquered copper pistol sized body with characteristic Eagle and COLT's PATENT decoration, tapering nozzle with sprung catch. For the Colt Root. Spring replaced. Together with a double sided Colt's Patent type flask, dent to reverse. (2)

5cm barrels with tramline engraving to the muzzles and breeches, foliate engraved breeches and rounded action, signed PURDAY, sliding safety, folding trigger, chequered bag-shaped wooden butt, the butt with trap, contained in its mahogany case, the lid with brass escutcheon engraved with the owner's crest and motto CARPE DIEM, the green baize lined interior with maker's trade label for J. Purdey, complete with mould, flask and barrel key.

the copper body with traces of lacquered finish and dents to one side, the brass top with maker's stamp, the charger for 3/8 1/2 and 5/8, together with a Dixon & Sons short charger revolver flask, dented copper body, the nozzle graduated for 3/8 4/8 and 5/8. (2)

4inch sighted octagonal barrel stamped ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY and with traces of original blued finish, the cylinder with stagecoach scene and serial no. 149379, case colour hardened frame stamped COLTS PATENT to the left side, trigger guard and back strap with most of their original plating, serial no. to match including wedge, varnished wooden grips, contained in its burgundy velvet lined mahogany case, complete with mould, flask and cap tin.

33.25inch sighted blued barrel, fitted with ramp and ladder rears sights, adjustable fore-sight with key, engraved TURNER'S PATENT, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened breech, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened lock signed THOMAS TURNER 8 FISHER ST. BIRMINGHAM, half stocked with chequered fore-end and wrist, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened mounts, serial no. 767, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened patch box decorated with a stage, wooden ramrod, contained in its fitted pig skin lined brass bound oak case, complete with tompion, mould, flask, oil bottle, cap tin, combination nipple wrench, fore-sight and key. Works crisply on FC and HC with a clean bore.

30.25inch sighted damascus barrels, border and scroll engraved signed back action locks, half stocked with chequered wrist, border engraved steel mounts, contained in its blued baize lined mahogany case, one lidded compartment with horn lifter, complete with wad cutter, powder flask, shot flask, cap tin, cleaning rod and key.

A boxed porcelain flask by Limoges containing Camus Cognac Napoleon brandy. H.25 W.16 D.8cm.

A KASHIMIRI STLYE TWIN HANDLED FLASK, 24cm x 21cm

Antique curiosa, a quantity of interesting items to include a Victorian three colour metal link evening purse, rolled gold propelling pencils silver plated hip flask, silver hallmarked coffee bean spoons, silver hallmarked tea spoons, vintage pocket lighters etc

A mixed collection of silverwares, including clear glass and silver mounted whisky noggin, spirit label and a glass and silver mounted hip flask (Sheffield 1915), weighable silver 75gms, 2,42ozs

A Victorian silver scent bottle holder, maker William Comyns & Sons, London, 1899, inscribed, "Used by HRH The Duchess of York, Royal Orphanage, Wolverhampton, 23 July 1900. of moon flask design enclosing an empty Johann Maria Farina (purveyor to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales) scent bottle 11cm high, 108gms, 3.49ozs

An 18th Century Chinese blue and white moon flask, of traditional design, the central panels decorated with figures in a garden landscape, 25cm high. Drilled for lamp flex

A box of vintage items to include crumb brush, microscope, scales, weights, wax sealing items, a pair of opera glasses, hip flask etc.

A RARE CASED PAIR OF CHARLES LANCASTER 16-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED RIFLED HOWDAH PISTOLS, serial no. 910 / 911, circa 1840, with browned side by side 9in. barrels signed on the top-flats 'CHARLES LANCASTER 151 NEW BOND ST. LONDON', all barrels also bearing Irish registration numbers 'WA428' or 'WA429' respectively, moulded colour-hardened breech-blocks with platinum vents, the tops inlet with a platinum line and the rib-endS engraved with a lioness mask, dove-tailed bead fore-sights, standing notch rear-sights to the fronts of the colour hardened fully engraved top-tangs, colour hardened border, scroll and gamescene engraved bar-action locks with sliding safes behind the dolphin-headed hammers, the bars signed 'C. LANCASTER, LONDON' between scrolled lines, walnut half-stocks with finely chequered swept butts, each fitted with an engraved and moulded off-set blued iron butt-cap, guarded plain triggers, rectangular white metal clipped corner escutcheons to the wrists and oval escutcheons to the blued barrel keys, engraved ramrod throats with plain thimbles and brass tipped ebony ramrods, both pistols in a good state of preservation with much original finish and colour intact and complete with their makers brass cornered mahogany case (lock escutcheon absent), replacement trade-label inside lid, the tray relined and compartmented in green baize and complete with a leather covered flask, mould, loading rod and sundry other accessories.

A RARE CASED AND ENGRAVED ADAMS 38-BORE PERCUSSION REVOLVER RETAILED BY REILLY, LONDON, serial no. 16503R, circa 1855, with blued octagonal 7 3/8in. barrel engraved with scrolls at breech, borderlined to the flats and a band at muzzle, the top-strap signed 'REILLY 502 NEW OXFORD STREET LONDON' within a border engraved panel with a further scroll engraved panel, solid borderline and scroll engraved blued frame, plain colour hardened cylinder with engraved band to leading edge and borderlines engraved to rear, double action mechanism, chequered walnut one-piece swept grip with engraved domed iron cap to the swollen pommel, guarded trigger and blued frame-mounted rammer, retaining much of its original finish and faded colour and together with its maker's oak storage case lined and compartmented in blue velvet, Reilly trade label inside lid and complete with a Reilly marked mould, a fine James Dixon bag-shaped flask, cap-tin, oil bottle, loading rod, turn-screw and nipple-key, all almost certainly original to the revolver.

A RARE CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION JOHN ADAMS 1866 PATTERN REVOLVER, serial no. 57, built to the Patent standard 1758 of July 12, 1861 and Patent 1959 of 1866, with blued octagonal 6in. barrel integral with the frame, dove-tailed fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight to rear of standing breech, the top-strap signed 'ADAMS'S PATENT SMALL ARMS COMPANY, 391 STRAND, LONDON', hinged under-barrel rammer retaining the cylinder arbor, plain blued cylinder with 'water-wheel' nipple fences, action sides attached to the frame via screws, the right hand side engraved 'ADAMS'S PATENT IMPROVED No.57', double-action trigger mechanism, chequered walnut one-piece grip, iron butt-cap, the whole retaining a strong amount of original finish and complete with its oak storage case relined and compartmented in green baize and containing a brass R. Adam bullet mould, a mahogany cleaning rod, a reproduction bag-shaped flask, a nipple key and cap-tin.

A CASED 12-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN SIGNED J.C. SMITH, no visible serial number, circa 1855, with rebrowned laminated 28 1/2in. barrels, bead fore-sight, platinum plugs, Birmingham proofs, moulded fences and scroll engraved top-tang, white metal breech-plates, border and scroll engraved bar-action locks signed 'J.C. SMITH', engraved and dipped tails, engraved hammers, walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, iron furniture, white metal rectangular escutcheon to back of wrist and oval escutcheons to the barrel key, replacement ramrod, in a good period brass-cornered walnut case with Westley Richards trade-label inside lid and compartmented and lined in the original green baize (small later modifications to barrel compartment), complete with a mahogany two-piece cleaning-rod, a good nickel and leather covered Hawksley powder flask and leather shot flask with brass nozzle and embossed body.

A CASED 12-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN BY THOMAS BOSS, serial no. 1053, for 1850-51, with rebrowned laminated 30 1/2in. barrels signed 'THOMAS BOSS, 73 ST JAMES'S STREET, LONDON' (refreshed), bead fore-sight, platinum vented plugs, London proofs with 'T.S.' makers marks, flambé needles and platinum line at breech, moulded fences and scroll engraved top-tang, border and scroll engraved bar-action locks signed 'THOMAS BOSS', reblacked dolphin headed engraved hammers, chequered walnut half-stock, iron furniture, white metal oval vacant escutcheon to underside of butt, brass tipped ebony ramrod, in its maker's brass-cornered oak case with parchment trade-label inside lid and compartmented and lined in the original green baize and complete with glass and nickel oil-bottles, a reproduction brass Hawksley powder flask and a period leather shot flask with nickel-silver nozzle.

A CASED ENGRAVED 54-BORE PERCUSSION DEANE-HARDING PATENT REVOLVER SIGNED DEANE & SON, serial no. 5391, circa 1860, with blued octagonal 6in. barrel engraved with scrolls at breech, borderlined to the flats and a band at muzzle, the top-strap signed 'DEANE & SON, KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON BRIDGE' within a border engraved panel, two-piece borderline and scroll engraved blued frame, plain blued cylinder with engraved band to leading edge and broken engraved band to rear, double action mechanism, chequered walnut one-piece saw-handled grip, engraved domed iron butt-cap, guarded trigger and hinged under-barrel rammer, the pistol retaining much of an older London reblue and together with its maker's oak storage case lined and compartmented in green baize and complete with a mould, reproduction flask, cap-tin and nipple-key.

A RARE CASED 120-BORE PERCUSSION PRESENTATION GRADE TRANTER PATENT REVOLVER TO ISAAC SMITH, serial no. 13946T, third model circa 1857, with 3 1/2in. octagonal barrel with near full coverage of borderline and scroll engraving, dove-tailed bead fore-sight, shallow notch rear-sight to top of standing breech, the scroll and rope-twist engraved top-strap with central oval panel engraved with the owner's name 'ISAAC SMITH', fully scroll engraved frame, borderline engraved five-shot cylinder with further scroll engraving over each chamber, spur-less hammer, inverted 'Y' shaped safe spring, Tranter's patent trigger cocking mechanism, finely chequered walnut butt and scroll engraved rammer, the whole refinished and in its maker's mahogany case lined and compartmented in dark green baize and including a flask, mould, turn-screw, nipple-key and various cap and bullet tins, all contemporary to the revolver, the interior of lid with James Bryce, Edinburgh trade label (lid cracked lengthways).

AN EXCEPTIONAL CASED 80-BORE DAW PATENT PERCUSSION REVOLVER OF PRESENTATION QUALITY, serial no. 1491, circa 1860, with 5 1/2in. ovate sighted barrel, the top flat inscribed 'GEORGE H. DAW, 57 THREADNEEDLE ST. LONDON, PATENT NO 1491', fitted with a colour hardened under-lever rammer of compound linkage design, open border and scroll engraved frame marked 'PATENT NO 1491', five shot London proved colour hardened cylinder (finish faded), double action mechanism, the hammer with shaped and moulded flash shield, chequered walnut grip with engraved and colour hardened back-strap and domed butt-cap, lanyard ring at heel, the revolver retaining the majority of its original finish and colour and complete in its original green baize lined and partitioned oak case, George Daw trade label inside lid, together with period mould, flask, loading rod and oil bottle.

AN EARLY CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION KERR PATENT REVOLVER TO THE 1st SUSSEX ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS, serial no. 37, circa 1860 and marked for the London Armoury1 , with 5 1/2in. blued octagonal barrel, the left hand top-flat with London proofs, conical pillar fore-sight, sighting groove to the top-strap, plain five-shot cylinder, (matching number), borderline engraved two-piece frame marked on the right 'KERR'S PATENT 37', single action mechanism, borderline engraved back-action lock signed 'LONDON ARMOURY' over 'LONDON' and mounted into the chequered walnut grip, iron butt-cap engraved '1st SUSSEX ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS' and 'No. 15', hinged under-barrel rammer, retaining strong amounts of original finish and colour, together with its original oak storage case compartmented and lined in green baize (mothed), Kerr's New Patent Revolving Pistol instruction label inside the lid and containing a period powder flask, an ebony cleaning rod, nipple-key, bullet-tin and a cap bag.

PENDLETON ROYAL A LUXURY 'WINDSOR' 12-BORE GUN CLEANING KIT, with a green baize-lined tray containing a three-piece cleaning rod, brass jag, mop, bristle brush, phosphor bronze brush, dispenser of patches, nickel-plated round oil flask, rosewood and nickel snap caps, rosewood chamber brush handle with a Payne Gallwey 12g chamber brush, presented in a mahogany case.

A GOOD AND EXTREMELY RARE CASED 80-BORE PERCUSSION PRESENTATION NEEDHAM'S PATENT REVOLVER, no visible serial number, circa 1854 and conforming to Henry Needhams Patent 2184 of 20th September 1853, with blued octagonal 4 1/4in. barrel, each flat borderline engraved and with further engraved band at muzzle, the top-strap signed 'H. NEEDHAM, LONDON', dove-tailed blade and bead fore-sight, notch rear-sight to the back of the solid top-strap, colour hardened cylinder with engraved bands front and rear and a central broad band of scroll engraving, angled nipples, radiused border and scroll engraved colour-hardened slab-sided receiver with external hammer, gravity operated safety and quick-release mechanism for the barrel and cylinder, border engraved back-strap marked 'S. BIRDSEYE' in gothic lettering, almost certainly the original owner's name, semi saw-handled finely chequered walnut grip, engraved iron grip-cap with central trap-door for caps and no provision for rammer, much original colour and finish remaining throughout and together with its oak storage case lined and compartmented in green baize and complete with a flask, scissors mould, nipple-key, loading rod and cap-tin, lock escutcheon absent, the lid escutcheon initialled 'S.B.'. The revolver comes with a facsimile copy of the 1853 Needham patent No. 2184.

A FINE CASED 60-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED TWO-GROOVE PEA-RIFLE BY PURDEY, LONDON, serial no. 4899, for 1853, with laminated 29in. barrels, the flat raised top-rib signed 'J. PURDEY 314 1/2 OXFORD STREET, LONDON', long bead fore-sight, rear-sight of a short folding ladder with shallow fixed notch and additional three folding leaves, colour hardened breech-blocks with scroll engraving to the rib-end and platinum line engraved vents, fully borderline and scroll engraved top-tang, colour hardened bar-action locks signed 'PURDEY' below the sliding safes, drum based dolphin headed hammers, birdseye maple half-stock chequered at the wrist and fore-end, iron furniture with chequered spur to the lower tang and brass mounted mahogany ramrod, the whole expertly refinished to an extremely high standard and in its maker's mahogany case, lined and compartmented in green baize and including two matching number moulds and a wad-punch, sizing die, powder-flask, powder tin, cap-tin and other sundry accessories, Purdey parchment label with inked charge details inside lid.

A CASED 38-BORE DEANE ADAMS & DEANE 1851 PERCUSSION REVOLVER, serial no. 12603R, with provenance to H.M.S. Sylvia, the revolver circa 1853, with octagonal 7 5/8in. barrel, dove-tailed beaded blade fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, the solid top-strap signed 'DEANE ADAMS & DEANE 30 KING WILLIAM ST'T, LONDON BRIDGE', borderline engraved five-shot cylinder, borderline engraved solid frame with spring safe to the left side, self-cocking mechanism with spur-less hammer, chequered walnut semi saw-handled grip with shallow domed butt-cap with central trapdoor, guarded trigger and no provision for rammer, traces of original finish only and complete with its manufacturer's oak storage case lined and compartmented in green baize and complete with flask, suede pouch for shot, caps, wads, oil bottle, nipple key and loading rod with interchangeable jag tip.

A CASED PAIR OF 40-BORE FLINTLOCK POCKET PISTOLS SIGNED KENT AVERY & CO., LONDON, no visible serial numbers, circa 1820, with expertly rebrowned octagonal smoothbore 2 3/4in. barrels, the top-flats marked '63 NEW BOND ST LONDON', platinum line and lined vent at breech, fully engraved top-tangs, slightly curved border engraved diminutive locks with stepped tails and signed 'KENT AVERY & CO' below the rainproof pans, swan-necked cocks with bolted safes, rollers to the frizzen springs, walnut full stocks with finely chequered bag-shaped butts and horn fore-end tips, blued iron furniture and brass mounted mahogany rammers, in a probable later mahogany casing lined and compartmented in green coarse baize and including a single spare rifled barrel of the same form (unsigned), a three-way flask, scissors mould, boxwood flint-pot and loading rod.

A RARE AND UNUSUAL CASED LONG-BARRELLED .450 PERCUSSION RIFLED OVER AND UNDER BELT PISTOL SIGNED PRITCHETT, LONDON, no visible serial number, circa 1840, with multi-groove rifled 7 1/2in. barrels, the flat sighting plane signed 'PRITCHETT & SON, LONDON', bead fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, borderline and scroll engraved radiused boxlock action with external asymmetric hammers, sliding safes behind both hammers, spring-steel belt hook to left side of action body, finely chequered walnut grip swelling at the pommel and with engraved and moulded iron butt-cap with central trap, guarded double triggers and captive under-barrel ramrod retained by a spring-clip, strong traces of finish to action, complete with its maker's oak storage case lined and compartmented in green baize, original parchment Pritchett trade label inside lid and including a bag-shaped flask, oil bottle and lidded compartments for a mould, nipple-key, balls and cap-tin.

A BOX OF SPEEDWAY INTEREST, CONCORDE WALLET, POSTCARDS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include an enamel Birmingham Speedway badge with bars for 1971-1975 inclusive, a Birmingham Speedway Supporters Club badge, a World Speedway Final Wembley 1978 keyring, 1970s and 1980s Speedway programmes, a boxed grey leather Concorde ticket wallet, a small number of late twentieth century postcards and postcard books, a boxed The Dalvey Pocket Flask, etc (1 box) (sd)

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a cased 'Christofle' silver plated server with grape vine detail to the handle, a small silver plated tray with floral detail, signed '1881 Rodgers Glenrose, a floral embossed silver plated mug, signed 'Waterhouse Dublin', a white metal bonbon dish, a tea pot with missing lid, a tea pot with insulated handle, two bowls, a tray, a ladle, a flask and a pepper shaker (condition report: general moderate wear, overall condition good)

A late Victorian silver mounted glass hip flask, W & G Neal, London, 1894, 15.2cm.

A George V silver mounted glass hip flask, London, 1912, 15.2cm, together with three matching silver mounted glass toilet jars.

An 18th century black glass mallet form bottle with neck rim, 17cm and an 18th century Persian green glass flask, 27cm Dark bottle - has a splinter chip to the upper rim. ‘RP’ scratched to the body. Rough area to the neck exterior is an imperfection in the manufacture. No other cracks found, bright light used and two valuers inspected.Other bottle - no chips or cracks found.Both have several scuffs/scratches as expected and typical minor flaws in the manufacture.

Winchcombe pottery tenmoku glazed rectangular studio pottery flask, attributed to Ray Finch, 18cm

EP HIP FLASK AND EP 2 DIVISION TANTALUS STAND

Lot to include hip flask, Acme City Whistle, smoker's tool, thermometer and similar. [W]

A late 19th century coloured stoneware vase by Mary Helen Goodyer and George Leighton Parkinson attributed to Langley Mill Pottery and a 19th century terracotta decorated flask The vase of elongated baluster form and decorated with chrysanthemums and leaves, with incised GLP monogram to the underside for George Leighton Parkinson and MHG monogram for Mary Helen Goodyer and dated 1887, 40cm high, repair to foot, together with a 19th century terracotta bottle or water monkey decorated with a band of pink and yellow flowers, geometric bands and a turquoise stripe, marked to the underside in pencil 3/2601 and an impressed number 2, 25.5cm high and 16cm wide. (2)

Original vintage travel poster issued by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines - Fly KLM to all Europe. The poster features a colourful and fun illustration by Emile Brumsteede (Mile; 1911-1962) of people representing European nations on a merry-go-round carousel roundabout swing with planes as seats and a world globe with the crown winged KLM logo at the top. Shows two Greek guards in traditional outfits with a rifle over their shoulders, a man in Turkish traditional costume, a couple of Swiss climbers with backpack and water flask, an Austrian lady pouring beer into a German gentleman's cup, a French cancan dancer with a gendarme policeman, Dutch couple in yellow clogs holding tulips with a windmill propeller attached to the plane, Belgian guard in uniform with a yellow puppet, British Royal guard in a tall bearskin cap and a Scotsman playing bagpipes, three Irish ladies in long cloaks holding three leaf clovers, three Scandinavian countries together with a Swedish gentleman, Danish lady, and a Norway guard, a man fishing dressed in a traditional Portuguese outfit, a bull holding the flag of Spain and a bullfighter, an Italian man singing and playing guitar. Printed in the Netherlands by Kuhn En Zoon, Rotterdam. Good condition, creasing, tears, minor staining. Country of issue: Netherlands, designer: Mile (Emile Brumsteede), size (cm): 102x64, year of printing: 1950s.

Antique Silver Gents Small Pocket/Hip Flask - Hallmarked Sheffield 1916 - Maker James Dixon and Sons - 7.5cm High

Antique musketeer powder flask

A Sykes patent copper powder flask (3⅐ to 2½ drams) and a smaller unmarked example

A 19th century leather shot flask, together with a 19th century copper and brass shot/powder flask stamped James Dixon & Son Sheffield and a 19th century three draw telescope  (a/f) (3)