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AN ANTIQUE 16 BORE FLINTLOCK PISTOL FITTED WITH A 7¾” BRASS BARREL AND WALNUT STOCK, the early lock is indistinguishably marked and secured to the stock with a fretted side plate with two bolts, its brass trigger guard bears an acorn motif and its spurred butt cap bears a coat of arms on its base, its wrist has been broken through at some point in the past and was neatly repaired with a brass plate, its lock is in working condition however the swan neck cock bears a welded repair, the barrel bears commercial proof marks indicating it was proved at the Tower of London, its collective features and related proof marks date its production sometime during the last quarter of the 1700’s, it comes with an inert .50” Browning cartridge, an unnamed copper powder flask bearing a hanging game motif and lacks a cut off spring, a flintlock pistol made up from antique gun parts which has a damascus 16 bore 7 ¾” barrel, a lock marked Lowe fitted with a waterproof pan and a .22” rifle cleaning kit (5)

MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE HIP FLASK, DIRECTIONAL COMPASS AND OTHER ASSORTED ITEMS

Oka cased 'Bentima' Mantle Clock together with a large beer stein and leather cladded flask + measures

A mixed collection of items to include paperweights, boxed polished pewter hip flask and 2 ship in bottle ornaments (1 tray).

A presentation silver hip flask - 'RRP' - Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1915, 5.75".

Land rover flask, scarf 2 caps and 2 ties

A fully hallmarked sterling silver hip flask, maker marked for Sampson Mordon & Co with a London assay mark.

A box of brass and copper, shot flask, pair of embossed plates, etc. **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

An Edwardian silver spirit flask, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd., London 1902, of ovoid form, height 10.5cm. (277.6g) 

A silver mounted glass spirit flask, by Thomas Whitehouse (probably), London 1891, height 15.2cm, together with three various silver plated and leather covered glass flasks by James Deakin & Sons, and a late Victorian small silver hip flask, by W & G Neal, London 1898 (this last as found). (5)Condition note: Silver flask with lid lock as found, further image added.  

A silver hip flask, hallmarked for Sheffield by William Hutton & Sons Ltd 1914

A Canon AE-1 camera in case with additional lense and Cobra Auto 210 flask

Qty of ethnic jewellery inc amber bead, hardstone, wood beads, 2 x perfume flask pendants etc - SOLD ON BEHALF OF THE NEW BREAST CANCER UNIT APPEAL YEOVIL HOSPITAL

A Chinese Yellow Ground Bottle Vase, Kangxi mark but later, together with Chinese blue and white vases (one tray)Yellow bottle vase - modern, with foot chip and firing flaws. Blue and white bottle vase - modern and in good condition. Blue and white flask - modern and with firing flaws. Ginger jars - all appear to be in good order.

LOT OF TREEN AND OTHER OBJECTS,including Indian lacquered boxes, also a set of weights in a wood case, various cigarette cases, hip flask, money book bank, a retro wood bowl and a Swarovski crystal cat

White metal powder flask, possibly Spanish, Victorian Hawksley copper powder flask, two other copper powder flasks, and a reproduction powder horn (5)

Silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1919, together with a 1920s silver hip flask with engraved decoration, and silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1947, 228g gross approx (weighable silver) (3)

Victorian silver novelty pin cushion surround, modelled as a canoe (lacking cushion), maker Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1898, 5" long; together with a Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd silver napkin ring and a silver half jacket from a hip flask by Mackay & Chisholm; also a white metal circular pot with repoussé decorated cover, indistinct script marks to the underside, 7oz t (4)

Three Aynsley "Orchard Fruit" tea cup, saucer and plate trios; together with a Royal Doulton "The Connoisseur" treacle glaze flask, 9" high

Circular pistol powder flask with red leather cover

A brass and leather powder flask overall length apx 44cm

A Victorian circular flask with screw on cover, London 1874 by WS, 87 g.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain moon flask, hand painted dragon decoration, 4 character mark, height 18cmPerfect condition

Brown leather horn-shaped flask, the base of the flask embossed FCM, approx 25 cms in length. 

Various tot tumblers, including a set of four Denmar housed in a brown leather case; Marlborough flask with four tot tumblers housed in a leather; four gilded tot tumblers housed in racing green leather and another example housed in brown leather (af)

Lamborghini black enamelled and nickel-plated shield shaped belt buckle for the Lamborghini driver; together with a Lamborghini spirit drinks flask. 

Silver hip flask, Birmingham hallmark dated 1922, mm Cohen & Charles, approx 12.5 cms.

A RUBY AND CLEAR FLASH CUT SCENT BOTTLE, flask shaped body with decorative white metal hinged lid, H 10 cm, together with a clear cut glass double ended scent bottle having white metal hinged lid to one end - lacking stopper and screw top lid to the other (2)

TWO SIMILAR CLEAR GLASS FLASK, THE WATER DROP SHAPES ON SOCLE FEET. H 64 AND 62cms

ELEVEN CYLINDRICAL CLEAR GLASS BOTTLES WITH ROUNDED SHOULDERS AND FIVE OTHERS MISCELLANEOUS, LABELLED: ATROPIN SULPHAS, AETHYLMORPHIN HYDROCHLORID, PILOCARPINAE NITRAS, TRICHLOR. ACETIC, PICRIC ACID, BALSAM OF PERU, SULPHADIMIDINE, HYDRARG. SUBCHLOR. SULPHATHIAZOLUM, BARBITONUM, SULPHANILAMID, ANALGESIC BALSAM X 2, FORMALDEHYDE COAL TAR AND AN UNLABELLED FLASK. H 16cms

A NORTH WESTERN CHINESE WHITE METAL FLASK CAST WITH DAODIEH MASKS ON THE RIM ABOVE BANDS OF RUYI, DRAGONS AND STIFF LEAVES, TWO CHARACTER MARK. H 14cms.

Sterling silver, possibly American hip flask with embossed floral decoration, 5.3oz, 167g,Condition Report: A few small losses to cork. Light rubbing to decoration.

Presentation silver spirit flask, marks rubbed, boat shaped pen stand, Sheffield 1896, sugar tongs, Sheffield 1905, cased set of four Victorian cauldron salts with three spoons, London 1867, cased mug, two napkin rings and various flatware, weighable silver, 19.8oz 617gm

Pair of George VI silver four division toast racks, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1947, silver hip flask, mug and a trophy cup, 17oz, 528g,

Collectables: A collection of assorted Mini Memorabilia to include Flask, Mugs, Fridge magnets, collectors cards, calendars, etc. Please study pictures.

An Edwardian silver and crocodile mounted hip flask, hallmarked by James Dixon & Co., Sheffield, 1906, stamped 2A to underside (1) Further details: marks clear, some pitting to lower section, tarnished 

A late 19th Century Nailsea Gimmel flask of compressed tear form with collar neck, decorated with brown to black pulled threads over the opal ground, length 18cm.

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Birmingham, Octagonal, smoothbore, with marble finish, 13 mm cal barrels, signed 'J. PROBIN BIRM.', with marks 'V' and 'P', engraved with a frame at the base and provided with rear sight and front sight, marked 'STUBS' below; finely engraved tangs; locks signed 'Probin', provided with secure lock and watertight, decorated hammers (slightly different). Wooden stocks with faceted butts, iron trigger guards engraved en suite. Set trigger. Wooden ramrods. In a wooden case with brass mounts (the lid needs to be fixed), lined with green cloth and provided with some tools including a double powder/bullet flask. Small defects and missing parts. length 40.5 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: London, Smoothbore, octagonal, 17 mm cal. barrels, frame engraved at the base and signed 'NOCHOLSON LONDON', foresight, marked 'TWISTED' below and with two marks, vent lined with gold; tangs engraved with trophy and provided with rear sight. Elegant flintlocks signed 'NICHOLSON', engraved with rays and provided with safety lock, anti-friction and sealing systems. Wooden full stocks with checkered butt. Iron mounts; trigger guard finely engraved with trophy and floral motifs. Set trigger. Perfectly working mechanism. Wooden ramrod. In a wooden case lined with green cloth and provided with all the tools including the rare powder flask with three magazines for powder, bullets and another turn-off one for flints at the base. length 41 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: Liege, Rifled, 14 mm cal barrels (clean bores, clearly visible rifling), in very fine damask, provided with front sight; engraved tangs with adjustable front sight; very elegant steel locks signed 'Tibot', finely engraved with floral motifs and provided with anti-friction and watertight systems; briar stocks, sculpted with floral motifs around the tangs and with micro-checkered butt. Beautiful silver mounts engraved with floral motifs. Horn-tipped, wooden ramrod (like the fore-end cap of the butt). In a wooden case (later?) lined in red velvet, signed with 'Tibot a Liege' in gold among floral decorations on the corners. With tools inside (a tool is missing but can be easily found) including a beautiful engraved iron cruet, a cow-horn powder flask, brass mounts and more. An interesting pair of very high quality pistols by a still unknown gunsmith. length 34 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, micro-rifled, blued, 12,2 mm cal barrels, (bore needs cleaning), with "LEG" mark of the Liegi test bench, one with missing foresight. Breeches with frames, tangs with fixed rear sight and leaf engravings. Forward spring locks engraved with racemes at the edges and at the bases of the cocks. Working mechanisms. Half wooden stocks with checkered grips and shell carving at the fore-end cap. Engraved, iron mounts. Adjustable triggers. Trigger guards with finger support. Kept in a wooden case (defects to the lid) without lock, only with the base lining, in reddish velvet (faded and lined), missing ramrod, provided with flask and a bullet mold. length 40,5 cm.

dating: 1867 provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, 5-inch, 31 cal barrel with small conical front sight, marked 'ADDRESS SAM.L COLT / NEW YORK US AMERICA' on the upper part; smooth, five-shot cylinder, engraved with 'COLTS PATENT' and serial number (last four digits); frame marked 'COLTS PATENT'; trigger guard and handle in one piece, made of brass; smooth walnut grips. Coeval serial numbers '32xxxx' and 'Balt. City Police'. In an antique wooden case, lined with brown velvet, provided with a box for the nipples, bullet molds, flask and a tool to disassemble it. Complete with key. Rare. length 25 cm.

dating: about 1810 provenance: Scotland, Round, smoothbore, turn-off, 12 mm cal barrel, engraved at the nozzle; oval frame signed 'INNES' and 'EDIN.R', finely engraved with trophies, rays and floral motifs, marked with 'P' under crown and with the mark of the London test bench. Secure-lock, foldaway trigger. Checkered, wooden butt. In wooden case lined with blue cloth, with flask, key for the barrel, bullet mold and key. length 16 cm.

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Wales, Elegant, turn-off, cylindrical, iron, 11.8 mm cal. barrel, decorated and reinforced with longitudinal fluted decorations. Maybe some small remains of antique browning. Cylindrical, brass, boxlock frame. Featuring the signature 'JOHN EVANS / CARMARTHEN'. Marks of the Birmingham test bench at the lower part. Iron batterie, cock and foldaway trigger. Working mechanism. Dorsal, external safety lock. Wooden grip with thin checkering. Silver butt-plate shaped as a lion's head. Kept in a wooden case lined in green cloth with powder flask and bullet mold. Label 'S. MAW SON & SONS LONDON'. Side wedge screws removed. On the lid a plaque with broad arrow. length 15,5 cm.

dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, 5', 31 cal barrel with conical front sight, marked ' ADDRESS SAM.L COLT / NEW-YORK CITY' between staples. Visible rifling. Well preserved bluing. Five-shot cylinder with antique bluing and depicting an assault scene. Frame marked with 'COLTS PATENT'. Handle bands made of silver-plated brass. One-piece, walnut grip scales. Working mechanism, bridge and grip bands.In a wooden box lined in red velvet with a flask, a ball bottom and some accessories.Serial number '441xx', coeval on the cartridge rammer (abbreviated), on the barrel, on the cylinder, on the wedge screw (abbreviated), on the trigger guard and on the handle bands. In a wooden case lined in red velvet and provided with a flask, a bullet mold and some tools. length 24,7 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: England, Two juxtaposed, turn-off, smoothbore, 10 mm cal. barrels, with small frame at the nozzle, remains of the antique bluing. Boxlock frame engraved with trophies on the sides and signed 'TATHAM LONDON' on the left side. Also on the same side the change lever of the barrels. London bench marks. Slightly different bluing. Probably a conversion from a flintlock pistol. Wooden grip with fine checkering. Kept in wooden case with flask, green cloth lining. length 16 cm.

dating: about 1865 provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, 5' barrel, brass front sight marked 'ADDRESS COL. ' SAM.L COLT NEW YORK US AMERICA '. Smooth, six (!) -shot, percussion cylinder engraved and marked 'COLTS PATENT' with the last four numbers of the serial number. Frame marked' COLTS / PATENT '. Brass handle and trigger guard in one piece, marked 'P' and '31 CAL'. Walnut grips. Single-action mechanism, working. Serial number '309xxx', coeval on barrel, frame, grip, cylinder and wedge screw. In wooden case, lined with burgundy velvet, provided with key, flask, bullet mold and primer case. length 24.7 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Micro-checkered, octagonal, twisted, turn-off, 16 mm cal barrels with front sight; box-lock frames provided with a small sight, engraved with flowers and outlined, foldaway triggers marked 'AF 72' on the lower part; smooth ebony butts, both with a silver escutcheon on the back featuring a monogram, one of the two grips marked 'L 2567 A F'; butts with capsule holders fitted with silver lids. In a wooden case with label featuring the inscription 'Auguste Francotte a Liege' inside the lid; purple fabric lining, complete with key, flask and some tools including the bullet mold length 29 cm.

dating: about 1855 provenance: London, Grooved, six-sho, 9 mm cal barrel/cylinder group with marks of the Birmingham test bench; oval, white metal frame engraved with floral motifs, upper hammer; wooden grips, white metal frame engraved and signed 'S. NOCK', trigger guard engraved en suite. The iron parts are browned. In a wooden case with brass mounts (foldaway handle) lined with green cloth, with Nock label and all accessories. Cylindrical, brass powder flask with a large anchor testing that it is most likely a naval officer's weapon. length 19.2 cm.

A Quantity of Militaria, comprising a Naval Officer's peaked cap with woven mohair hat band and embroidered raised bullion Queen's crown cap badge, by Gieves, a Naval white ensign, a Union Jack with wood handle, a pigskin covered flask with pewter screw-off tumbler cover, part of a French trench telescope, a pocket compass, a 2cm brass two draw telescope with leather sleeve and a small brass single draw telescope (7)

A 19th Century Leather Shoulder Mounted Shot Flask by Sykes, with steel charger and leather shoulder strap; a 6cm Brass Single Draw Telescope, all metal parts stamped 568, with stitched leather sleeve and lens covers, 89cm extended; a Chinese Kwantung Hand Drum, with red painted wood carcass and stretched hide resonators painted with mythical creatures and secured by steel rivets, 31cm; a Small African Wood Shield, of elliptical form, painted in red, cream and green, the reverse inscribed with two postal addresses from Nandi to Nairobi, 1956, 53cm (4)

A Sultanate of Oman Rhinoceros Hide Buckler, of high conical form with ringed decoration and silver boss chased wiht diapering, leaves and undulating tendrils, the reverse with wood handle secured on the outside with silver lozenge rivet head - one missing, 26cm diameter; a Sultanate of Oman Coconut Shell Powder Flask, with flat bottom and reeded domed top, with brass charger and covered nozzle; two Sultanate of Oman Powder Flasks, one of silvered copper, one of brass (4)

A Set of Five Javanese Wayang Golek Wood Puppets, with white and pink refined and semi-refined faces, wearing printed cotton clothing and with operating rods; also, a woven cane cylindrical box and cover, a large gourd flask painted with animals, a large woven rush circular mat and three grass fly whisks

A Small Quantity of Gun Accessories, including a wooden black powder storage box with eight compartments, fully compliant with the Health and Safety Commission HSC regulations on storing powder, 45cm by 25cm by 37cm, three modern bullet moulds, a copper powder flask and two copper pistol flasks, three tins of percussion caps, a nipple key, lead bullets etc

Two 19th Century Copper Powder Flasks by Sykes, each of plain form with brass charger and external steel spring; a 19th Century Steel Powder Flask, with pigskin covered body, nickel charger and external steel spring; two Leather Shot Flasks, one embossed with a huntsman on horseback, with brass sprung clip charger, the other plain and lacking charger (5)

A Pair of 19th Century Percussion Travelling Pistols by Cocker of Glasgow, 50 bore, each with 14.5cm octagonal browned steel barrel engraved GLASGOW to the top flat and with platinum line, with re-blued dolphin hammer and back action lock plate, signed and engraved with foliage, the walnut full stock with re-blued steel swivel ramrod and foliate engraved trigger guard, with chequered bag butt, 27cm , in an associated mahogany case, the green baize lined interior fitted with accessories comprising a copper pistol flask, an ebony and brass cleaning rod, a cap tin, lead bullets in two compartments with bone knops to the lids. Actions work well, hold at full and half cock. Sympathetically restored, barrels re-browned, lock plates and trigger guard re-blued.

A 19th Century 16 Bore Percussion Single Barrel Sporting Gun, with 78cm steel barrel, foliate engraved back action lock plate, walnut half stock wiht steel ramrod pipes and trigger guard, with a wood ramrod, 120cm; a Pair of 19th Century Belgian Percussion Pocket Pistols, each with 8cm octagonal steel barrel, box lock and trigger guard, with walnut bag butt, 20cm; a Copper Powder Flask, each side embossed with a figure of eight cartouche enclosing game birds and dog, with side suspension rings, the brass charger with external steel spring (4)Actions work on all guns, holding at full and half cock. Pitting to the metalwork.

A 19TH CENTURY PINCHBECK VESTA in the form of a book, a novelty vesta in the form of a leather covered spirit flask, other novelty vestas  and match cases. (13) PROVENANCE: The David Stainthorpe Collection

A 19TH CENTURY COPPER AND BRASS POWER FLASK embossed with a stylised scallop motif, another similar and a small embossed powder flask. 20 cms max PROVENANCE: The David Stainthorpe Collection

A LEATHER SHOT FLASK WITH BRASS DISPENSER embossed with hunting scenes and two plain leather shot flasks. 23 cms max PROVENANCE: The David Stainthorpe Collection