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A tray containing miscellaneous to include a table lighter in the form of a fighter jet, a boxed Dalvey hip flask, oil lamp with chimney, cast iron door stop in the form of a golfer, plated wares etc

Two carved boxwood snuff boxes together with a carved Coquilla Nut Snuff Flask19th century One of the snuff boxes modelled as a bird with glass eyes, the other as a man's face, 4.5cm wide, 7.5cm deep, 3.5cm high (1 1/2in wide, 2 1/2in deep, 1in high) (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Scottish powder horn18th centuryOf curved flattened triangular form, incised on each side with two designs of petals within circular borders, a protrusion on one side pierced for suspension (nozzle probably reduced, base plug missing); together with four brass-mounted powder-flasks, three with embossed bag-shaped bodies, six detached nozzles for powder- and shot- flasks, and a horn powder-flask with threaded horn cap (all in poor condition) (Qty)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A novelty silver vestaGarrard, London, date letter lackingFormed as a cine camera and stand, 20cms high, together with two Edwardian combined vesta and sovereign holders, a Morton's patent vesta formed as a flask, a small French silver vesta, two white metal vestas, one formed as a boar, a Samson Mordan silver pin cushion formed as a duck and a large chick pin cushion stamped 800 (10)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 17th century leather costrelOf typical form, with a contemporary patch, 14.5cm wide, together with a 17th/18th century leather bottle shaped flask, 30cm x 18cm, (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Royal Doulton 'Votes For Women' inkwellDesigned by Leslie Harradine, damaged at hinge; a Whieldon style onion face moon flask; a Mac Fisheries pot lid, 'Caller Herrin'; a green glazed pottery horn; a seal in the form of Charles II; and a terracotta figure of a sleeping child 12cm wide, 5cm high (4 1/2in wide, 1 1/2in high) (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two turned elm bowls, together with a turned and carved two-handled flask19th century The bowls of typical turned form, the flask 22cm wide, 19cm deep, 33cm high (8 1/2in wide, 7in deep, 12 1/2in high) the largest bowl: 35cm diameter, (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A set of Tibetan belt or bridle mounts, and four Eastern Powder-FlasksMostly 19th CenturyThe first comprising four rectangular mounts each pierced and chased with scrollwork within engraved outer borders, mounted on a leather strap including buckle and suspension rings; the second comprising two all-steel Persian priming-flasks, each with sprung tap and ring for suspension; an Eastern priming-flask of horn pierced and chased with bold designs of foliage; another Eastern steel and brass flask of tear shape and a North African powder-flask, the wooden body with chased brass mounts, and ring for suspension. (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Six various European flasksLate 16th century and laterComprising an Italian triangular musketeer's powder-flask with leather-covered wooden body, the front applied with cuir-bouilli panel tooled with borders centred on a foliate cartouche, iron mounts, and sprung cut-off lever (worn and rusted overall); an East European powder-flask, probably Carpathian Basin, formed from a forked section of staghorn and engraved over the front with geometric designs, the back left natural (nozzle missing); a German powder-flask, the horn body engraved with figures and inscriptions over the front apparently reading in translation 'The most beautiful in the World' and 'A red line through the black field', and on the fluted back with a figure drumming the exposed buttocks of a woman and engraved 'My drum has got a hole in it but it still works', and with turned wooden nozzle; a Scandinavian powder-flask formed from a section of cow horn and incised with male and female figures, and inscriptions including the date '1760' in a heart above the initials 'HBH'; a horn priming-flask carved in low relief with figures, a peacock, and a hound pursuing a hare, the bone base carved in relief with foliage (worn and insect damaged); another powder-flask with pivoting brass nozzle of Boche type (base plug missing); together with an iron-mounted wooden priming-flask, the first 22.5cm, (7)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A box containing a white metal tray; platedware; plated flask etc

A brass tray, hip flask, drawing instrument set, sewing items, and various china

A box containing cut glass and silver plate mounted flask, various wrist watches, costume jewellery, coins etc.

A James Deakin & Sons Electroplated Silver Hip Flask, salver etc.

"Mr Punch" doorstop, staffordshire Toby jug, royal Copenhagen white glazed long neck flask and stopper etc.

A Concorde hip flask and funnel boxed

A plated hip flask, napkin rings et cetera

An Edwin Blyde & Co. small pewter hip flask

A 19th century large brass powder flask rectangular shape

Nailsea style two bottle flask, 26.5cm long

A late Victorian silver and leather mounted glass hip flask, hallmarked Birmingham, 1879, maker's mark for John Linegar, of oval form, engraved 'J.H. King' to the lower part, the upper part leather mounted, with screw top,

A Sykes powder flask and a leather shot flask.

A matched pair of late 19th century Moore Bros. vases and a Royal Crown Derby vase by WEJ Dean. The matched pair with green ground and gilt highlights and of moon-flask form; each with pâte-sur-pâte decoration: a winged putto figure leapfrogging over a toadstool (moulded cipher for Harry Saunders underneath), the other with a putto alighting on the back of a butterfly (15.5cm high). The Royal Crown Derby two-handled vase of late 18th century neo-classical form (late 19th/early 20th century) and hand-decorated with yachts, painted and printed marks to underside (24.5cm high and with 9cm hairline to body) (3)Condition Report: The moon flask with the putto figure has gilding away from the top of the outer edge mostly around the rim and some gilding away also to the outside circular edge - no cracks or restorations noted but it is noted there are some minor 'chips' to the underside of the four legs (one each) which may have been part of the firing process. The other companion moon flask is noted that the glaze is very matt and not as glossy as the first flask and the underside of the feet appear natural with no colour or glazing and again there is gilding away from the top lip area. The Auctioneer reports that the feet may well be replacements as they are matt and there appears no glaze on them and where the legs meet the body there are overlaps.

A lady's leather-bound hip flask, a carved jade snuff bottle and stopper, and a 19th century oval horn snuff box (3)

A silver-mounted spirit flask by G. & J. W. Hawksley; the bun-shaped silver top swivelling open and with cork stopper beneath, maker's mark G&JWH, assayed Sheffield 1913, the hallmarked silver drinking cup with the same maker's mark and assayed Sheffield 1916 (12.5cm high)

A fine and large hallmarked silver and leather-mounted glass spirit flask; the spherical silver top twisting to reveal cork stopper underneath and with rubbed maker's mark, assayed Sheffield 1897, the large silver drinking cup also with the same hallmarks

A horn-handled hunting crop with hallmarked silver ferule marked 'Merle & Co.', together with a horse tooth rasp with turned wood handle and a 19th century leather and brass-mounted shot flask for restoration (3)

A BASKET CONTAINING A MINIATURE BASE METAL FLASK together with painted cast metal animals and figures various

A LARGE SILVERED METAL OVERSIZED HIP FLASK 36cm TALLAnd another smaller

A Chinese blue & white moon flask decorated with dragons amongst clouds chasing a flaming pearl, blue seal mark to the underside, 19cms high.

A Chinese two-handled moon flask decorated with figures in a landscape on a celadon ground, red seal mark to the underside, 23cms high.

RATCLIFF AND OTHER TEA WARES, A WITHERNSEA VASE, A HIP FLASK AND A RAF CLOTHES BAG

THREE COPPER COAL SCUTTLES, BRASS ANDIRONS AND A FOOTMAN, A TWO TONE STONEWARE FLASK AND POT

Silver & Glass Hip Flask: together with silver plated quality Asparagus Tongs

A contemporary Moorcroft Enamels silver Pheasant hip-flask, Birmingham 2001, limited edition No.12/50, 10.5 x 9.5cmCondition report: Enamel good, original and complete.Very slight tarnishing to silver.

A novelty chrome plated Bugatti radiator hip-flask, mid-20th century, with applied red painted oval Bugatti label to upper part of grille, h.19.5cm

Sundries comprising a miniature Gladstone bag, antique bronze nest of weights, cased drawing instruments, spirit flask, penknife, rule, tools, trinkets, etc (one tray)

Percussion double barrel 14 bore shotgun by R. Watmough (of Manchester), 30 inch barrels, scroll engraved actions bearing faint maker's name, fitted into a period canvas case containing a G&J.W. Hawksley shot flask and a Bartram & Belcher powder flask. Section 58(2) antique/ obsolete calibre no licence required to buy this lot, purchaser must be over the age of 18.117cm long Condition report: Both actions work correctly.

Percussion silver mounted double 14 bore shotgun by Smith of London, 28 inch Damascus 'Twisted Stubbs' barrels with platinum breech plugs, side locks engraved with hunting scenes, figured chequered stock with scrolling silver trigger guard, long tang butt plate, hallmarked Birmingham 1827, fitted into a similar period oak case with cleaning rod and jags, G.&J.W. Hawksley powder flask, Eley cap tin and contents, wads, and a finely engraved James Dixon and Sons oil bottle.Section 58(2) antique/ obsolete calibre no licence required to buy this lot, the purchaser must be over the age of 18.The case measures 81cm long Condition report: Actions work correctly. The bores are generally good with some light pitting marks and a small dent to the left muzzle. The Exterior has some light pitting patches and most of the browning worn. The stock has some dents and marks, it also has some small chips to the forend. There is a shrinkage split around the trigger guard. The silver parts show signs of wear. The case is structurally sound, the leather straps are replaced.

Wilkinson percussion double 16 bore sporting gun, with 30 inch barrels engraved J Wilkinson and Son makers to his Majesty, Pall Mall London, numbered 4159 to the lugs, chequered stocks with finely engraved scrollwork actions and trigger guard safety catch, fitted into a period mahogany case with key, containing a tin of percussion caps, leather shot flask, James Dixon and Son copper and brass powder flask.Section 58(2) antique/ obsolete calibre no licence required to buy this lot, purchaser must be over the age of 18.Condition report: The barrels have been re-browned and now have a pleasing colour and patternation. The bores have minor pitting mainly around the last few inches but nothing too deep. The wood of the ramrod has either been replaced or cleaned up at some stage. The fittings look original. The stock has some scratches, dents and marks but has a nice patina. The metalwork has light pitting. The actions work correctly with the grip safety catch. The case has had a small repair to the wood surrounding one hinge but is otherwise free from damage. The label to the lid is a replacement, the fabric coverings have small patches of wear, moth damage and repair. There are lots of scuffs, scratches and signs of wear to the outside of the case.

Modern Cased pair of deactivated flintlock pistols, stamped with the name Twigg, with 10 inch 12mm calibre barrels, the case including powder flask, bullet mould, powder measure, bullets and patches.Deactivated to current UK/ EU specifications. Can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18.Condition report: The hammers move forward and backwards under spring tension but will not hold full cock.

Uberti .36 Colt Navy percussion revolver, 7.5inch octagonal barrel, the cylinder with naval battle scene, serial number 110480, fitted into aluminium hard case containing powder flask, capping tool, lead balls, percussion caps, wads, and phials. UK RFD OR FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .36 REVOLVER VARIATION REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT.

Cartridge pouch, with two division tin liner also eleven powder flasks and a shot flask, also two leather holsters.

Belgian percussion Howdah pistol, 7 inch 16 bore double barrels rifled with four grooves, back action locks, chequered grips with butt trap, fitted into a modern case containing powder flask, measure, screw driver, cleaning rod, and empty cap tin.Section 58(2) antique/ obsolete calibre no licence required to buy this lot, purchaser must be over the age of 18.The case measures 35cm wideCondition report: Both actions work correctly.

Witton Daw and Co 80 bore revolver, 5 inch octagonal barrel engraved with maker's name and London fitted with loading lever, open frame and scroll decorated action engraved Patent No.1269, chequered grips and scroll engraved butt cap, fitted into a modern case containing powder flask, bullet mould, cap tin and caps, oil bottle and lead bullets. Section 58(2) antique/ obsolete calibre no licence required to buy this lot, purchaser must be over the age of 18.The case measures 30.5cm diameter Condition report: Action cycles correctly on double and single action, there is a crack to the hammer. Barrel wedge has been replaced.

Boxes and Objects - a 19th century pewter and leather oval hip flask; opera glasses; silk Kensita's Flowers cards; First Day Covers; book - Milton's Paradise Lost; 1911 Chatterbox Album; cribbage board; horn beaker; clay pipe; etc

A reproduction Bourne Denby reform flask, Lord John Russell; others, Queen Alexander; a modern game pie dish; a Denby Larry the Lamb, in black; another, smaller; etc

A silver Mappin & Webb spirit flask, 108g, Sheffield 1897

3 vintage 1940's kitchen items. Comprising: Thermos vacuum flask with original paper label (looks to be unused), Salter No.34 weighing scales and a Dutch ceramic wall hanging Pe De coffee grinder.

On instructions of the family: A group of six medals awarded to 292 Cpl R A Taylor, Bermuda VR, comprising a 1939-1945 Star, a Pacific Star, an Italy Star, a Defence Medal, a War Medal and a TTEFM (Bermuda) Medal, with miniatures, a large silver plated hip flask, inscribed 'RAT BEST WISHES FROM A COY BVRC 1940', 18.5 cm high, a Paul Harris Felllow (Rotary International) medallion, boxed, and a silver plated Victorian tankard, inscribed 'Royal Fuselliers Games Sergeant's Race Won By Band Sergeant Edward Croft, Templemore 17 Sept 1878', 15 cm high

Full title: A Chinese blue and white moon flask with floral design, Xuande mark, 20th C.Description: H 30 cm

A Quantity of Gun Accessories, comprising a brass combination flask with brass beaded mount and leather sleeve, a modern brass powder flask, three wad punches, a percussion hammer, a frizzen spring, a percussion nipple wrench with ebony handle, a pistol ramrod, a brass cleaning rod and two cap tins (12)

A 19th Century Copper Powder Flask, of plain form with canted reeded angles, external steel spring and brass charger; a 19th Century Leather Shot Flask, embossed with dead game and with brass charger; three Plain Leather Shot Flasks, two with brass chargers, one with steel charger; also, a powder measure with ebony handle, a steel cap dispenser, a steel bullet mould, and a quantity of lead balls

Two Copper Powder Flasks by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, each of plain form with brass chargers and internal steel springs; another Example, by Hattersley, Sheffield, with external steel spring; also, a copper powder flask by Bartram, with beaded decoration, another un-named example embossed with a huntsman and dogs, a shot measure, a quantity of empty 20 bore brass cartridge cases and a Quinetics Mobile Powder Measure - boxed.

A 19th Century Leather Shot Flask, embossed with dead game, the brass charger with sprung adjustable plunge gauge; also, three leather shot flasks and fourteen various wildfowling related books.

A 19th Century Copper Powder Flask, one side of the body embossed with a setter with huntsman in a landscape, with rare brass sprung plunge charger; a Similarly Decorated Copper Powder Flask, with external spring to the brass charger; a Fluted Copper Powder Flask, lacks charger; a Leather Shot Flask, embossed with a game trophy, with brass charger; a Leather Shot Flask, of gourd shape, with chain suspender; also, Second World War period brass belt buckle, ten buttons, four rank pips and a pair of bronze collar badges to a Lieutenant, Royal Artillery.

An Allen's Patent Percussion Boot Pistol, numbered 307, the 7.3cm steel barrel octagonal at the breech and stamped PATENTED 1837 CAST STEEL, the bar hammer stamped ALLEN'S PATENT, with foliate engraved rounded action and walnut grip scales, 14cm; an American 19th Century Large Copper Powder Flask by the Flask & Cap Co., of fluted form, with brass charger, external steel spring and four suspension loops, 26cm. 1 - Double action works. Black patching and light pitting to metalwork. 2 - Dents to both sides, with split to the seam on one side.

An Adam's Patent 120 Bore Five Shot Double Action Percussion Revolver by the London Armoury Company, the 11.5cm octagonal steel sighted barrel stamped L.A.C and with London proof marks, the cylinder with further proof marks, the left side set with a blued hinged loading lever, the right side of the frame with slide safety and engraved 21,947/ADAMS PATENT 37,754, with chequered walnut grip, 25cm, in a mahogany case, the green baize lined interior fitted with accessories including a copper pistol flask by Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, brass bullet mould, nipple key with ebony grip, a cap tin and a green leather cap bag with two paper labels. Action works well. Grey patching and fine pitting to the metalwork. Case with replaced hinges and lacking the lock.

A 19th Century Percussion Musket, the 83cm round steel barrel with inspectors markings and stamped K104, the oak full stock stamped 5/75 to the left side of the butt, with two brass barrel bands, trigger guard and butt plate, with steel sling swivels and ramrod, 123cm; a G W Ingram Patent Brass Powder Flask, embossed with hanging game, with internal steel spring and brass charger (2). Action works, but is not strong. Rust pitting to barrel and lock plate. Some bruising and splits to stock. Powder flask with soldered seam.

A circular Victorian silver Whiskey Flask, by George Angell, London, another small Flask, London 1903, and one other Flask, Chester, 317grs, and a square silver Inkpot with glass liner, London 1912. (4)

A Victorian silver Perfume Flask, of conical spiral reeded form with conforming hinged cover, 8" (20cms), and another similar Victorian ditto chased in the rococo style, with scrolling foliage and cartouche inscribed "Bertha" 9 1/2" (24cms), 373grs overall. (2)