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Lot 2010

A silver hip flask, maker Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham, date letter worn of rectangular outline 15cm wide, 199gms, 6.41ozs.

Lot 2011

A silver mounted and leather bound mounted hip flask, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1939, inscribed, 14cm high, weighable silver 79gms, 2.56ozs.

Lot 2175

A George V silver hip flask, maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1915, inscribed, 14cm high, a silver cigarette box of rectangular outline, 12cm wide and a silver cased pocket watch (damaged), weighable silver 177gms, 5.70ozs

Lot 174

Three-draw telescope in leather case with powder flask, binoculars and Ghurka kukri knife 

Lot 187

19th century antler horn powder flask, possibly German, carved hunting scene of hounds chasing a stag, with riders following 

Lot 509

A collection of silver desk accessoriesvarying maker's and datesComprising: a Sellotape dispenser, Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1991, length 10cm, a novelty 'clothes peg' paper clip, Tiffany & Co, with London control marks, a paper clip, Ramsden & Roed, London 1984, a desk tray with sliding bar, Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1988, with inscription, a small rocker blotter, an Italian 'Padova' paper knife / letter opener, Tiffany & Co, stamped STERLING, designed by Elsa Peretti, a small tape measure, Chester 1888, a Victorian folding comb, James Robinson Inc, Sheffield 1878, later engraved script initials and inscription, a Victorian small spirit flask, Louis Dee, London 1880. (9)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 527

A silver flaskFrancis Howard, Sheffield 2016 Compressed circular form with in relief a Kingfisher in flight, with hinged screw cap, height 12.5cm, weight 6.1oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 537

A rare provincial silver spirit flaskJames Barber and William North, York 1843 Of tapering cylindrical form, with screw off cover lined with cork, a pull-off drinking cup to the base, the whole embossed with scrolling decoration, foliage and diaper work, to one side a hunting scene featuring a hunter with his hounds in pursuit of a deer, to the other a vacant cartouche, all stood on a circular base, height 18cm, diameter widest point 5cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 86

A LEATHER-CASED CANTEEN, WITH PLATED CONTENTS comprising flask, sandwich box, canister and bottle (leather handle a/f), a leather briefcase, and other items

Lot 491

A carved 'bugbear' coconut flask, early 19th century, likely French colonial, carved with palm trees, a house, a donkey, a scorpion, and a millipede, set with shell eyes, 10cm diameter14cm highCondition Reportminor chips in wood

Lot 438

James Yates pewter tankard, small hip flask, John Players & Son cigarette card album hints on association football and a WWII Nazi propaganda matchbox holder marked to rear CES

Lot 177

Oakfield flying type jacket, sheep skin, 38inch chest; sheep skin flying cap, five other leather flying caps, one by Cirrus; six pairs of flying goggle, vintage and modern; along with a horn flask, incribed 1879.

Lot 24

Chinese porcelain and polychrome moonflask, each face painted with panels of warriors at battle and at court, against a turquoise ground with floral design, pink dragon handles to the shoulders, unmarked, 36cm.Condition report:The top rim is rubbed and the gilt is faded. There are multiple small chips to the dragon handles, there are multiple small chips to the circular pink rims on the sides of the flask, otherwise no cracks, please see the added photos online.

Lot 34

A Silver Plated Hip Flask and a Novelty Letter Opener in the Form of a Bayonet, 17cms Long

Lot 251

An Art Deco style twin handled pressed glass comport, with stylised fish motif handles, 37cms wide; together with an art glass flask, of bird form, in the Portuguese style; and an amber glass vase. (3)

Lot 21

A quantity of Crown Ducal including King George VI coronation wine flask, washbowl and jug, floral jugs and Mexican vase.

Lot 103

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL, to include a white metal ink stand, floral design with two glass pots fitted with hinged white metal lids, seven assorted coffee and tea pots, a fruit dish, a cake stand, two trays, a toast rack, a flask, a rose bowl, a posey vase, an assortment of small trophys, a large assortment of cutlery and other items,

Lot 93

A set of three copper measures with a decanter and copper bodied shot flask.

Lot 141

Copper powder flask and a horn

Lot 46

A George V Cigarette Box, A George VI Silver Rectangular Cigarette Box, and Mixed Silver Ware, the cigarette boxes various makers, Sheffield 1929 and London 1939, with engine turned ornament, one engraved with monogram to lid, 7.25ins x 3.75ins x 2.25ins, the other engraved with presentation inscription to front, 7.125ins x 4ins x 2.25ins high, a Victorian silver wine funnel engraved with floral scroll ornament, a silver mounted hip flask and a selection of other silverware, combined weighable silver 24ozs

Lot 117

Miniature Fukagawa porcelain moon flask shaped vase painted with carp, butterfly and irises together with another , 12cm (2)

Lot 12

An Edwardian silver scent bottle / perfume flask, Birmingham 1905, the hinged case with an Art Nouveau maiden's head pattern, containing a small glass bottle with original stopper, 5cm

Lot 40

Victorian silver mounted glass and leather hip flask, with an engraved detachable cup and hinged lid, London 1892, 14cm

Lot 16

Slipware Wine Flask in the form of a Bull stood on a stepped plinth base, 37cm high x 39cm long

Lot 296

An early to mid 20th century faux tortoiseshell jewellery box together with two vintage tins and a leather covered hip flask.

Lot 275

An early 20th century ceramic spirit flask, banded in green, named Cloves in gilt, four late 20th century bone china figurines, an Italian relief moulded plaque of Our Lady of Caraffa and a pair of modern single light candle wall sconces

Lot 332

Snuff Bottle. Chalcedony of flattened flask form resting on a broad footrim, the natural dark inclusions lightly carved to depict a monkey seated on a horse and holding a baton, height 6.2cmCracked 

Lot 357

Snuff Bottle. Chalcedony of flattened flask form on a broad footrim, carved in low relief utilizing the darker inclusions to depict birds in a bamboo grove, the reverse with a boat at sea near rocks, well hollowed, 19th century

Lot 99

A late 19th century Dudson blue dip bachelors teapot, together with other similar wares and an unmarked parian moon flask decorated in relief with mask and classical reserves, 26.5cm

Lot 158A

An ornate brass and copper powder flask and a leather and brass powder flask

Lot 54

A small flask with leather carrying straps

Lot 1202

A Cast Iron Money Bank, as an early building, 11.5cm high, watches, Vesta case, circular flask, G.W.R dessert dish, 'Pullman' spoon, BTC Hotel sugar tongs, etc:- One Tray

Lot 1536

A scrimshaw style horn powder flask, 17th/18th century, engraved with The Royal Standard, 20cm long.

Lot 9057

Wade Pussers rum 1l decanter together with three miniature sealed decanters and hip flask (5)

Lot 434

A Mappin & Webb picnic set, London, circa 1910Malle de pique nique Mappin & Webb à Londres, vers 1910Mappin & Webb picnic hamper, Oxford street, London, official supplier to the British Crown, circa 1910. Contained in a black moleskin trunk, nickel-plated locks and copper side handles, marked with the initials W.R. Intended to be placed on a hard surface outside as a footboard, the underside is protected by a wooden frame. It opens onto an interior divided into compartments by wooden partitions. It is designed for 4 people and is complete with a copper teapot/kettle with a handle protected by a wicker weave, complete with its stove, its stand and its 4 cups and saucers. There are also four main plates and their cutlery, two sandwich boxes, a bottle and a flask covered with wicker, salt and pepper shakers covered with wicker, a glass flask and eight metal nesting cups. 48 x 36 cm.Malle de pique nique de la maison Mappin & Webb, Oxford street à Londres, fournisseur officiel de la couronne Britannique, vers 1910. Contenue dans une malle en moleskine noire, serrures nickelées et poignées latérales cuivre, marquée des initiales W.R. Destinée à être posée sur une surface dure à l'extérieur comme un marchepied, le dessous est protégé par un cadre en bois. Elle ouvre sur un intérieur divisé en compartiments par des cloisons en bois. Prévue pour 4 personnes, elle est complète et comporte: sa théière/bouilloire en cuivre, à poignée protégée par un tressage d'osier, complète de son réchaud, de son support et des ses 4 tasses et soucoupes. On y trouve également quatre assiettes principales et leurs couverts, deux boîtes à sandwich, une bouteille et un flacon gainés osier, salière et poivrière gainées osier, un flacon en verre et huit gobelets gigogne en métal. 48 x 36 cm. H:10,7 48 x 36 cm 51 x 35 x 19cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 436

A 4 person picnic set, by G.W. Scott & Sons, London circa 1910.Malle de pique-nique 4 personnes, G.W. Scott & Sons à Londres vers 1910Picnic trunk by G.W. Scott & Sons in London circa 1910. Contained in a thick natural leather trunk, marked with the initials M.B.M. It opens onto an interior divided into compartments by wooden partitions. It is complete with its copper teapot/kettle, with its handle protected by a wicker weave, complete with its stove, its stand and its 4 cups and saucers. There are also 4 main plates and cutlery, two sandwich boxes, two wicker-wrapped bottles, a flask, wicker-wrapped salt and pepper shakers and 3 earthenware boxes, two with wooden stoppers. 52 x 37cm.Malle de pique-nique de la maison G.W. Scott & Sons à Londres vers 1910. Contenue dans une malle en cuir naturel épais, marqué des initiales M.B.M. Elle ouvre sur un intérieur divisé en compartiments par des cloisons en bois. Prévue pour 4 personnes, elle est complète et comporte: sa théière/bouilloire en cuivre, à la poignée protégée par un tressage d'osier, complète de son réchaud, de son support et des ses 4 tasses et soucoupes. On y trouve également 4 assiettes principales et leurs couverts, deux boîtes à sandwich, deux bouteilles gainées osier, un flacon, salière et poivrière gainées osier et 3 boites en faïence dont deux à bouchons bois. 52 x 37cm. 52 x 37cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 112

A COLLECTION OF SILVER DESK ITEMSVarious dates and makers The largest London, 1896, of tapering form with wide spreading base, two further inkstands, calendar, hip flask and box, weight 41oz. (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 113

A VERY LARGE VICTORIAN SCENT FLASKBy Samuel Jacob, London, 1895 Of narrow flaring form, embossed with rural scenes, with screw cap, length 39.5cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 245

A LEATHER CASED ELECTROPLATED DRINKS SETEarly 20th centuryOf drum form, containing a cocktail shaker, three flasks, a nest of six beakers and a bitters bottle, together with an American silver-mounted flask, the drinks set: diameter 14cm, high 20cm (5 1/2in diameter, 8in high).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 25

H.W Mortimer & Co (Maker's to His Majesty) cased pair of percussion target pistols, with bolted percussion locks, saw-handled grips, spur-trigger guards, in overall fine condition with re-browned octagonal barrels, swamped at muzzle, contained in the original green velvet-lined oak case with accessories: original pistol flask, cleaning rods, bullet mould, with interesting combination screwdriver and nipple wrench which unscrews to reveal a percussion cap reservoir, original lead balls (small quantity), circular mahogany cap box and a quantity of original percussion caps. This pair has been converted from flintlocks by John Manton and Son around 1826. Note: Collection of a gentleman, one of the first members of the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain originally purchased for £10,000.

Lot 271

Bentley interest: a fine quality and unusual-shaped stainless steel and nickel plated Motoring Spritis flask, for the Bentley Sports car driver, mint and boxed. 

Lot 155

Two silver hip flask, 1/6th of a pint Sheffield hallmark, dated 1946 mm James Deakin & Sons together with another flask Chester hallmark dated 1928 mm Colen Hewer, with crocodile clad shoulders, removal drinking cup and twist lock. (2)

Lot 1031

A hip flask with glass body, bayonet hinged cover, cut base, Birmingham 1923

Lot 921

A cylindrical blue enamel scent flask container with glass phial import mark by HCF, 2" high

Lot 932

A hip flask with a bayonet hinged cover, 4" high, Birmingham 1922, 101g

Lot 644

Antler picnic hamper containing settings for four including cups, cutlery, flask, plates, etc., 56x39x22cm

Lot 805

War period 1945 thermos flask with instructions and original cork, life raft and life boat First Aid kit with instructions (empty)

Lot 140

Tartan ware box with sticker for John Clark JunR & Co. Glasgow, four leather wallets, pewter overlaid spirit flask, 2 travel dressing sets and other items of interest etc. (qty)

Lot 385

C19th James Dixon of Sheffield copper and brass powder flask, decorated with pheasant, L20cm, oak cased aneroid barometer, D27cm, two Beswick style Cock pheasants H8cm, small selection of early C20th Satsuma ware decorative ceramics, pair of pressed glass tumblers, (qty)

Lot 60

Hip flask gift set, two pens and bottle of Mont Blanc ink

Lot 175

A George V silver hip flask by William Neale & Son Ltd, London 1929, of slight curved form with twist cap, 13.5 cm high, weight 173 grams

Lot 119

A novelty Georgian silver panelled scent flask. Birmingham 1801. By Samuel Pemberton. Approx. 10 grams. Est. £150 - £200.

Lot 289

A large Victorian silver mounted horn flask. London 1880. By George Angel. Est. £250 - £300.

Lot 290

A large Victorian silver mounted horn flask. London 1875. Est. £250 - £300.

Lot 3

A small silver hip flask . Birmingham. Approx. 94 grams. Est. £40 - £60.

Lot 456

A novelty silver hip flask with removable cup. Birmingham 1934. By Daniel and Arter. Approx. 125 grams. Est. £250 - £300.

Lot 442

Vintage barber accessories, glasses and case, hip flask cigarette case etc

Lot 125

Crusades Templar lead potion flask, L: 45 mm. P&P Group 0 (£5+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 1010

A group of studio pottery, 20th century, to include a Leach Pottery stoneware jug with brown glaze, mark for St Ives and impressed 'ENGLAND', 20cm high, a mottled buff coloured jug lacking cover, indistinctly marked, four pottery mugs signed 'Tomorrow' to underside, 9.5cm high, a Milland Pottery vase with painted decoration of ducks, a stoneware pilgrim flask, a mottled cream studio pottery cup and 4 saucers, and a bowl signed 'ROBYN' (lot)Please refer to department for condition report

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