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Late 18th Century treen figural coquilla nut snuff box, carved as a crouching soldier with a bicorn hat, his right hand clutching a cutlass and left hand clutching a powder flask, rucksack forming the hinged back, 8.5cm high

Fish decorated flask and 6 goblets

Box of pewter tankards, Dartington decanter, camera, flask, etc .

AN INDO-PERSIAN MUGHAL STYLE BRONZE AND SILVER FLASK WITH STOPPERIndo-Persian, 19th century. A bronze flask in Mughal style of compressed globular body rising into an elongated, slender neck with a collar and surmounted by a pointy stopper. Intricated silver inlays forming a nice depiction of birds among subtle floral motifs.Condition: Very good condition with minor age-related wear.Provenance: The collection of The Zelnik István Southeast Asian Gold Museum. Institutional art collection in Belgium, acquired from the above. Dr. István Zelnik, President of the Hungarian South and Southeast Asian Research Institute, is a former high-ranking Hungarian diplomat who spent several decades in Southeast Asia, building the largest known private collection of Asian art in Europe.Weight: 1286 g Dimensions: Height 31 incl. stopper

A MOLDED AND CREAM-GLAZED CERAMIC FLASK, MING DYNASTYChina, 1368-1644. The flattened globular body rising from a short oval foot to a slender neck, the molded decoration only faintly visible beneath the finely crackled cream-colored glaze, showing key-fret borders to the neck and sides as well as scrolling designs.Condition: Good condition with some old wear, minor glaze flakes, and firing irregularities, such as dark spots.Provenance: Formerly in a private collection Key West, Florida. Acquired from the above.Weight: 127.5 gDimensions: Height 11.5 cm

A RARE BAMBOO NETSUKE OF KANZAN AND JITTOKU WITH DRUNKEN MINOGAMEUnsignedJapan, 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)Depicting the two famous immortals Kanzan (Hanshan) to the right and Jittoku to the left (Shide), the latter with one large tuft of hair on the forehead and the former with two tufts of hair on each side. Both are laughing mischievously as they lure a minogame with a filled sake saucer (sakazuki), the thousand-year-old tortoise lapping up the liquid, and Jittoku readying his gourd-shaped sake flask for a re-fill. The bamboo showing characteristic dotted markings throughout and bearing a stunning patina. Good, asymmetrical himotoshi underneath the minogame.LENGTH 5.2 cmCondition: Very good condition with old minuscule nicks to edges.Provenance: French private collection.A very unusual representation of this pair, who are usually depicted with a scroll and broom. This representation is very much in the Chinese and old Japanese style.

Two 19th century copper powder flasks one with shell decoration, the other with repoussé hunting scene; together with a 19th century leather & brass powder flask. (3)

A small Chinese blue and white moon flask four character Kangxi mark but later, 19th century, with ruyi sceptre handles, painted with figures in fenced gardens, within floral and foliate borders and a lappet border to foot, pendant and diaper decoration to neck, 6 1/8in. (15.7cm.) high, chips to handles.

A miniature Schuco monkey perfume the removable head revealing scent flask, 3¼in. (8.3cm.) tall when standing.

A leather shot flask together with three other shot flask, a Lightwood Excel cartridge reloading tool etc CONDITION REPORT: The small powder flask marked sykes, one of the leather flasks marked Hawksley, all in used condition, some dents and abrasions conversant with use and wear

A quantity of pewter and Britannia plates to include a Victorian James Yates pint mug, two pewter snuff boxes and a hip flask, Chinese Yixing teapot with pewter overlay, pewter plates and other items

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TWIN HANDLE MOON FLASK, the body painted with flora, with six character mark, 28cm high.

A CHINESE TURQUOISE GROUND BLUE AND IRON RED UNDERGLAZE TWIN HANDLE MOON FLASK, decorated with birds and native flora, with six character mark, 28cm high.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE TWIN HANDLE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, the centre painted with kylin and banana tree, further decorated with flower heads and butterflies, 35cm high.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE TWIN HANDLE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, with four character mark to rim, 31cm high.

A Danish brooch made by NE From, a silver chiming ball pendant, two silver perfume flask pendants, and other items of silver and costume jewellery Condition report: Not available for this lot

An Edwardian two-handled shell inlay tea tray with shaped gallery edge, 57cm wide and a leather powder flask (2) Condition report: Available upon request

A lot comprising a twin handled serving tray, 65 cm across the handles, meat dish cover, teapot, hip flask, condiments etc. Condition report: Available upon request

Glazed pottery pilgrim flaskIndian, Jaipur, with concentric moulded turquoise foliate designs, 22cm high, and a similar Indo-Persian dish with Koranic text, 26.5cm diameter (2)Condition report: Flask has overall crazing and slight losses. The dish has some touched up chips and wear overall.

A COLLECTION OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN18th / 19th centuryComprising a shallow jug bowl from the Nanking Cargo (with label), a bottle vase painted with a landscape, a moon flask, a mug painted with two fashionable ladies, three vases and four small bowls.(11).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GROUP OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN19th centuryComprising a moon flask, 22cm high; three vases, a bowl with lotus flower decoration and three character mark (restored), a kettle and a plate.(7).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GROUP OF EDWARDIAN SILVERIncluding a shield shaped mirror with pierced and embossed frame and heart shaped plate, height 34cm; two easel mirrors with pierced and embossed floral decoration, 28cm and 19cm high; a lobed circular bonbon dish with masked and shell feet, diameter 12cm, weight 4oz; two floral embossed toilet jars and a silver hip flask, Carrington & Co, London 1902.Total weighable silver 20oz. (7)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19TH CENTURY PRUSSIAN PICKELHAUBER HELMETWith brass finial, badge and mounts, 20cm high; together with two Victorian brass and copper powder flasks, an Indian brass mounted wooden powder flask, an Ottoman cast bronze powder flask on a suspension chain, three further powder flasks and a lobster tail helmet, 37cm high. (9)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Moores of England khaki hat and a green thermos flask. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. Collection by appointment via our website or arrange with Mailboxes Etc couriers ONLY. Restrictions apply to ensure social distancing.

A Chinese moon flask, painted in tonese of underglaze blue with cavalry soldiers, 15.5cm high, 19th century or earlier

A BOX OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE A CASED PAIR OF LIEBERMAN AND GORTZ BINOCULARS, A CASED THREE BOTTLE GRANTS SCOTCH WHISKY FLASK SET ETC.

Large silver plated hip flask, the upper portion of the glass flask ornamented in leather, with level viewing windows cut into both sides, the dome hinged lid with screw bayonet fitting, the push off drinking cup with engraved monogram, 15cm overall

Modern silver hip flask of plain polished rectangular form with screw on lid, 10 x 6cm overall, Birmingham 2016, William Broadway & Co, 125gms

Georgian silver hip flask of oval form and screw on lid, engraved with initials, hallmarked London 1830, maker's mark Charles Riley & George Storer, 12.5 x 8.5cm overall, g/w 200gms

Interesting mixed lot: tapering cylindrical stirrup flask with star cut base and hinged bayonet top, 26cm tall, London, 1896 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, pair of Georgian style baluster peppers, 12cm tall, London 1901, maker's marks worn, (dented), pair of Adam style boat shaped salts with bright cut and pierced decoration and supported on four curved feet, plus blue glass liners, 9cm wide, London 1900 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with a set of six grapefruit spoons, Birmingham 1956, five further tea spoons, pair of salt spoons, child's fork, three napkin rings and a sterling silver bangle, weighable silver 710gms

A pair of 5 shot 120 bore Adams Model 1851 self cocking percussion revolvers, retailed by Dooley of Liverpool, 9" overall, barrels 4½", the top flats engraved "DOOLEY, 11 RANELAGH ST, LIVERPOOL", London proved; the frames engraved with scrolls and "ADAMS' PATENT No 30465R" and "No 30480R"; with scroll engraved trigger guards, finely chequered walnut butts, and plain black horn butt caps. GWO & C, retaining 60% of original blued finish (some small knocks to lower barrel flats); in their green baize lined fitted oak case with circular brass lid escutcheon, containing double cavity 120 bore brass bullet mould, plain copper powder flask (slightly worn and dented), nipple key, cleaning rod, cap tin, pewter oil bottle, and some lead bullets. The whole in generally clean condition. £2,500-3,500

A 5 shot 38 bore 1851 Adams self cocking percussion revolver with 1854 "improved" frame, 13½" overall, barrel 7½", the top flat engraved "DEANE ADAMS & DEANE, 30 KING WILLIAM ST, LONDON BRIDGE", London proved, the barrel and frame line engraved, the frame with scrolls and "ADAMS' PATENT No 13012R", the cylinder also engraved "No 13012R", with chequered walnut butt and engraved butt cap with hinged trap. GWO & C, well reblued overall; in its green baize lined fitted oak case, the lid escutcheon replaced with an Italian silver 5 lire coin, with trade label of "Edward London, 51 London Wall, London" and containing 1851 Registered Adams double cavity 38 bore bronze bullet mould, Dixon copper powder flask (spring AF), nipple key with pricker, turnscrew, cleaning rod, pewter oil bottle, small soft leather bag for Eley Bros copper caps for Adams Revolvers (worn), and key to the case. GC £2000-3000

A 5 shot 54 bore 1851 Adams self cocking percussion revolver with 1854 "improved" frame, safety bolt and arbor latch, 12" overall, barrel 6¼", the top flat engraved "DEANE ADAMS & DEANE, No 30 KING WILLIAM ST, LONDON BRIDGE", London proved, the barrel and frame line engraved, the frame with scrolls and "ADAMS' PATENT No 15202R", the cylinder also engraved "No 15202R", with chequered walnut butt and engraved butt cap with hinged trap. Near VGWO&C, retaining 90% of original finish; in its purple velvet lined fitted oak case, with circular brass lid escutcheon, containing 1851 Registered Adams double cavity 54 bore bronze bullet mould, Dixon copper powder flask (much original lacquer, spring AF), nipple key with pricker, turnscrew, cleaning rod, and pewter oil bottle. GC £2000-3000

An attractive pair of 48 bore percussion boxlock pocket pistols, by Peacock, London, 6" overall, turn off octagonal barrels 2" with fern tip engraved borders to muzzles, London proved, signed bronze frames engraved with foliate scrolls, with top safeties and hidden triggers, the rounded butts having rectangular silver escutcheons, finely engraved silver butt caps, and profusely inlaid with silver leaves, tendrils and whorls. GWO & C, the barrels and hammers retaining much original blued finish; in their fitted green baize lined walnut case with circular brass escutcheon, the lid having trade label of Westley Richards, London, containing 3 way red leather covered flask, barrel key, nipple key with pricker, turn screw, 40 bore pincer mould, and key to case. A nice clean set. £1200-1800

A pair of 20 bore flintlock duelling pistols by Brunn, c 1800, 14½" overall, sighted octagonal barrels 9", with London proofs, and re-engraved "No 55' CHERING' CROSS' LONDON"; signed stepped locks with safety bolts and roller on frizzen springs; dark walnut fullstocks with rounded deeply chequered butts, steel mounts including engraved trigger guards with pineapple finials, and with steel tipped wooden ramrods. GWO & C (some well executed restoration, one trigger guard screw missing); in their green baize lined fitted mahogany case with folding carrying handle to the lid and two hook and eye fasteners, containing tapered beaded 3 way copper powder flask (worn, no spring), a reproduction cleaning rod with inter changeable worm end, and reproduction pricker. GC (some wear to the case). £2500-3500

A 5 shot 54 bore Tranter self cocking percussion revolver, 11½" overall, barrel 6½", London proved, the frame engraved with scrolls and "No 4,147T", with Tranter marked 2nd type detachable rammer, and chequered walnut butt. GWO & C, retaining approximately 70% of original finish; in its green baize lined fitted mahogany case with circular brass lid escutcheon, containing a double cavity 54 bore bronze bullet mould, Dixon copper powder flask (retaining much original lacquer, no spring), nipple key, turn screw, cleaning rod, pewter oil bottle, tins for "Lubricating Bullets" and "Lubricating Composition", with printed labels, and tin for Eley percussion caps for "Tranter's Patent Revolvers", with printed labels. GC A nice complete set. £2000-2500

A plain bag shaped copper flask for Colt Navy percussion revolver, 7" overall, the patent top marked "COLTS NAVY FLASK" and "JAMES DIXON & SONS SHEFFIELD". GWO&C, retaining most original lacquer (one small dent, the spring an old replacement). £200-250

A 5 shot 38 bore Beaumont Adams DA percussion revolver, by Gasquoine & Dyson, Market Place, Manchester, 13" overall, barrel 7", the frame engraved "21356. Adams' Patent 37,157", the cylinder also numbered 37,157, London proved, the breech stamped "L.A.C.". GWO & near VGC, retaining 80% of original blued finish; in its fitted green baize lined oak case with circular escutcheon, the lid with trade label of Gasquoine & Dyson, containing Robt Adams marked 38 bore bronze mould, plain copper flask by Sykes with angled top, cleaning rod/bullet extractor, nipple key, turnscrew and pewter oil bottle. GC, the case lid slightly warped. £1500-2200

A good pair of 48 bore percussion boxlock side hammer travelling pistols, 7¾" overall, octagonal barrels 3" with B'ham proofs, the top flats engraved "W H HOLEYWELL PETERBORO", with swivel ramrods beneath; with scroll engraved frames and hammers, safety bolts, hidden triggers, finely chequered walnut butts with escutcheons, and steel butt caps with traps. VGWO & crisp condition, retaining much original finish; in their green baize lined fitted mahogany case, with brass lid escutcheon, containing a tapered copper 3 way powder flask, cleaning rod/bullet extractor, and a pincer bullet mould (pitted). £2000-2500

A pair of 24 bore flintlock duelling pistols by Wogdon, c1780, 15" overall, sighted octagonal barrels 10", engraved "Wogdon LONDON"; flat stepped locks with safety bolts, the plates signed "Wogdon"; plain walnut fullstocks with flat sided butts and steel mounts, the trigger guards with acorn finials, and with small domed butt caps; with horn tipped ramrods, one with iron worm. GWO & C; in their green baize lined fitted mahogany case with folding brass carrying handle, containing plain copper powder flask with simple removable cup charger, pincer ball mould (very worn), and replacement cleaning rod, combination screwdriver/pricker, and key to the case. GC (partly re-lined). £6000-8000

A German silver-plated 'Zeppelin' cocktail shaker, designed by J A Henkels, Solingen, c.1930, with hammered body comprising: a flask, a citrus squeezer and base, a funnel, which detaches, the shaft fitted with a corkscrew, four beakers, and four spoons, the spoons stamped 'OMO', 30.5cm highCondition report: One fin dented to the base section. Not marked or stamped on the pieces. Silver-plate in fair overall condition. Some scratches and wear to beakers.

A silver-plated 'Rocket' cocktail shaker,designed by J A Henkels, Solingen, comprising: five beakers, a flask with a screw cap, a citrus squeezer and base, a funnel, which detaches, the shaft fitted with a corkscrew, fitting into the rocket-shaped body, with nose cone and fin base, engraved 'To Dear Old 'Chet' from Washington Hangar Quiet Birdmen 1941', variously stamped '22' and 'Germany',30.5cm high‘The Quiet Birdmen’The Quiet Birdmen are a secretive aviators' club in the United States. It was founded by World War One pilots and later, outside of New York where the first meetings had taken place, other Quiet Birdmen regional groups, or hangars, were formed.Harold Hersey, the editor of 'Aces High' magazine, ironically called the group 'The Quiet Birdmen' because they were so boisterous, and this became their adopted name. In the 1920s, membership cost one dollar and lasted until death. The emblem of the club was a blue shield with the letters 'QB' in silver, the shield flanked by silver wings. Only male aviators were allowed to join, not female aviators or ‘Keewees’ (non-flyers). Depending on its location, current QB regular activities generally reflect the age of its members. Apparently, meetings are started with a silent toast to deceased members, with glasses raised to the west in keeping with an old pilot's expression, euphemistically referring to death as having ‘Gone West’.Condition report: All items fit in the body, four cups to the nose cone and measure and single beaker in the fin section. Four beakers and measure stamped 'Germany'. Some wear to the gilt interior. One back fin slightly bent. Good overall condition. Largest beaker 5.5cm high. 9cm diameter approx.

19th century silver plated one pint tankard, spirit flask, entrée dishes, pair of large plated candlesticks, etc

9ct onyx pendant necklace in the form of a flask, together with a 9ct geometric fancy link bracelet (one oval link af), 6.6g total (2)

A box of fishing flies in boxes, DVDs relating to fishing, rifle scope, compass, folding stool, hip flask etc

A mixed lot, comprising: a late-Victorian hip flask, by The Atkin Brothers, London 1898, rounded rectangular form, with a pull-off drinking cup, an Old English pattern basting spoon, Sheffield 1903, five Fiddle, Thread and Shell tablespoons, a George II punch ladle, London 1750, a set of four George III salt spoons and a pair of 18th century sugar nips, approx. weighable 30oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of small silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a George III leaf shaped caddy spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1800, two further caddy spoons, a Victorian pot and cover, London 1847, the cover and side initialled 'B', a snuff box, the cover engraved with a man and horse, (a.f), a tea strainer, a modern vinaigrette, a small photograph frame, a George III frame, London 1792, a cigarette holder and case, a thimble, a dish, plus an unmarked scent flask, a posy holder and an old Sheffield plated caddy spoon, approx. weighable 5oz. (qty)

A Victorian silver spirit flask, by George Unite, Birmingham 1870, oval form, engraved foliate scroll decoration, screw-off cover, initialled, length 9.5cm, approx. weight 2oz.

A mixed lot, comprising silver items, a swing-handled sugar basket, Sheffield 1908, oval form, on a raised oval foot, reeded borders, a set of four George III Old English with Shoulders pattern tablespoons, London 1763, plus a cream jug, a pair of sugar tongs, a late-Victorian silver-mounted glass hunting flask, Birmingham 1897, in a leather case, plus an electroplated sandwich box in a leather case, and another leather case with an electroplated mount, (a.f), approx. weighable 17.5oz. (10)

A mixed lot, comprising silver items: a Victorian mug, by Henry Wilkinson and Co., Sheffield 1853, a hip flask with a pull-off drinking cup, London 1909, a pair of mustard pots, one liner, a pepper pot, a cigarette case, a scent bottle, two spoons, plus electroplated items: a cocktail shaker, five teaspoons and other items, approx. weighable 19oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a tea caddy, by Pearce & Sons, London 1913, circular form, drop ring handles, hinged cover, engraved with the Fowle crest, plus a Victorian cream jug, London 1857, a bowl, a hip flask and a cigarette case, approx. weight 19.7oz. (5)

A late 18th / early 19th century continental silver scent flask, unmarked, circa 1800, slender baluster form, engraved foliate scroll decoration, and with two engine-turned circles, screw-off cover, on an oval foot, height 7.8cm, approx. weight 1.3oz.

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a hip flask of rounded rectangular form, by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1919, pull-off drinking cup, a tumbler cup by Garrard and Co., London 1978, a quaich of circular form, the lug handles with Celtic strap decoration, and another modern quaich, approx. weight 27oz. (4)

A mixed lot, comprising: a pair of American shell dishes, by William Gale and Son, gilded bowls, a silver desk pad and calendar, London 1925, sprung cover, with a presentation inscription, a silver and enamel compact, plus a hexagonal box, a metal ware hip flask and a Burmese cigarette box, approx. weighable 10oz. (7)

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: an Old English pattern basting spoon and sauce ladle, Sheffield 1912, two tablespoons, a mustard pot and spoon, a lozenge dish, a hip flask, later stopper, a sifting spoon and a pair of electroplated sugar tongs, approx. weight 19oz. (10)

WALKING STICKS, UMBRELLAS, a large quantity in a large 'flask'

A early 20th century silver plated glass hip flask, of oval form with a hinged stopper, height 14.5cm

A Royal Worcester pilgrim flask painted birds, insects and flowing branches to each side, with gilt painted twin-handles and gilt scrolling base, 14cm high, a three-footed cup similarly decorated, No 184, 11.5cm high and a small bowl on three gilt painted feet, 6cm high CONDITION REPORT: All three pieces in lovely condition. No damage or repairs and all gilding and jewelling in great condition too.

BOX CONTAINING VARIOUS DECANTER STOPPERS, HIP FLASK AND OTHER ITEMS

A silver hip flask and a small funnel.