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Lot 243
JIM MALONE (born 1946); a large stoneware flask covered in brushed slip with iron fish decoration, impressed JM and L (for Lessonhall) marks, height 31cm. (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 247
JIM MALONE (born 1946); a large stoneware pilgrim flask covered in granite and green ash glaze with incised decoration and nuka top, impressed JM and L (for Lessonhall) marks, height 47cm. (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 411
MIKE DODD (born 1943); a stoneware flask covered in green ash glaze with incised decoration and nuka top, impressed MJD mark, height 15.5cm. (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 15
A collection of mainly 19th Century Chinese blue and white porcelain including tulip vase (a.f.), Cafe au lait ground bowls, moon flask etc (one tray)The small moon shape flask with restoration to both sides of the pierced top finials, the same flask with a chip to the top rim, and signs of other restoration in parts, other items with damages and parts missing, and some other items with chips and cracks, the tulip vase with cracks, chips, and losses
Lot 2
Pair of 38 bore flintlock pistols by Moore, the sighted heavy octagonal 9 inch barrels engraved C. Moore London, the locks with roller frizzens and sliding safety catches also engraved C. Moore, steel furniture with pineapple finial trigger guards, fitted into a later case with reproduction makers label, including an oil bottle, powder flask, and a 140 bore bullet mould.Section 58(2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification ID will be required if the lot it to be posted out.The case measures 24cm x 44cmBoth pistol actions work, the mainsprings are not as strong as they once probably were. Both pistols have been polished and have lost their original finish, there are light areas of corrosion. The polishing work has not damaged the engraving which is still strong. The bores have some pitting. One pistol has a very minor short split in the typical location of the thin part of the stock between the side nail and the barrel. There is also signs of small chips to the stock being restuck around the trigger guard pineapple finial. The second pistol as a chip to the stock between the lock and the barrel below where the hammer would fall (see image 9 online) There is also a chipped area to the horn endcap. The case has scratches, dents and marks, the lining is lifting in areas. There are chips to the corners.
Lot 1344
A London Colt 1851 Navy .36 Cal. percussion 6 shot revolver, 7 1/2 inch barrel, serial number 41773 indicating manufacture during 1856, top of barrel marked "ADDRESS COL COLT LONDON", London proof marks, with modern Colt pattern powder flask and nipple wrench, barrel length 19cm, overall length 32cm
Lot 834A
A Victorian lady's silver combined scent bottle and compact, being of flask form having a hinged top enclosing a glass stopper, the front having a hinged cover and a gilt lined enclosure, the cover bearing a bright cut monogram above a banner with "Moulie" and having a bevelled mirror inside, registration number impressed verso, Cornelius Desmoreaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Birmingham, 1889, 50.2 g gross, 6.5 cm high
Lot 708
A large Victorian silver spirit flask, with removeable beaker, and twist lock cap, with gilt interior maker's marks LG, hallmarks Birmingham 1891, length 17cm, 9.8ozBody and base edges have a few minor dents, cap has 2 heavy dents, twist lock working, beaker gilding very bright, hallmarks clear
Lot 61
GOLD AND ENAMEL HINGED NOVELTY BANGLE, CIRCA 1860Designed as a locked gun case, with burnt orange guilloché enamel lid in a sunburst pattern, with engraved monogram at the centre, opening to reveal a velvet lined interior containing a pair of engraved gilt metal percussion box-lock pocket pistols with blued steel hammers, a powder flask, pair of tongs, and several bullets within covered compartments, the bangle, with three concealed compartments, enamelled on the reverse 'GARDE A VOUS' (meaning attention or on guard), with gold safety chain designed as the key to the gun case, some enamel damage, inner diameter of bangle 5.5cm, fitted case by Phillips, 23 Cockspur St, LondonFootnotes:Miniature guns were made throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras as part of a great appetite for 'novelty', reviving a tradition that goes back centuries. A pair of miniature pinfire pistols, circa 1860, is in the collection of the V&A London, given by HM Queen Mary, accession number M.128-1939, M.129-1939. Also, in the V&A, is a very early pistol-shaped pendant, circa 1525-30, reputedly given to Anne Boleyn by Henry VIII, on loan from a private collection, accession number LOAN:MET ANON.1-1984.Miniature weapons, model cannons and intricate caskets with mechanically complex locks were made from the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Such masterpieces, probably made to impress clients, often ended up as prized collectibles in cabinets of curiosities. They were also worn on the body along with other hanging jewels. This pair of percussion cap miniature pistols date to the mid-19th century and were probably made in Liege, one of the most productive centres for firearms of all sorts for many centuries. The powder-flask and tongs were most likely from the same source. Full-size versions are carried in the pocket and are referred to as pocket pistols. For further information, please see: John S. Cooper, Belgian Miniature Firearms Of The Nineteenth Century, 1996Although unsigned, this bangle is cased by Phillips Brothers, the prominent and inventive British jeweller working in the fashionable revivalist style. The firm produced jewels in ancient Greek, Roman, Scandinavian, Byzantine, Renaissance, Assyrian, Indian and Egyptian taste as well as mounting engraved gems for customers in the tradition of 19th century Italian jewellers.It was most probably a unique commission, full of meaning and symbolism for the wearer and was perhaps an elaborate love token, loaded with emotion. Although the pistols may be fired, they were not meant to be!For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 582
Large Collection of Books on Antique Guns & Accessories, including A Directory of London Gun Makers by Blackmore, English Gunmakers by Bailey & Nie, Holland & Holland – The Royal Gunmaker by Dallas, British Military Firearms 1650-1850 by Blackmore, Guns for the Tsar by Bradley, English Irish & Scottish Firearms Makers by Carey, The Powder Flask Book by Riling, British Duelling Pistols by Atkinson, ’51 Colt Navies by Swayze, Winchester by Williamson, Samuel Colt – Arms, Art and Invention by Houze, plus many more. Various conditions. (Two large boxes, very heavy)
Lot 401
Silver to include an Alexander Clark Edwardian trinket box of circular form with pierced decoration and three cast feet, Birmingham 1912, an oval ring box on four cast feet, blue silk lined interior, Birmingham 1918, maker's mark rubbed, and an Edwardian silver scent bottle flask on chain with monogram to front, Birmingham 1914, mark for Henry Matthews, total weight 154.4gLocation: CAB
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