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Art Deco hallmarked silver hip flask with engine turned decoration and captive bayonet cap, Birmingham 1939, maker William Neale & Son Ltd, height 12cm, weight 134g all in

George V hallmarked silver novelty oversize hip flask with crocodile skin covered glass vessel, silver pull off cup and hinged bayonet cap, Sheffield 1919, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, height 19cm

Five thimble compendiums, including an example stamped Ò800' complete with internal multiple reel and needle case, 5.2cms, two metal novelty examples one as a thermos flask, the other a light bulb, and a pair of egg form complete with tassels in original cardboard box. (4) From the collection of Susan Franklin Part 2

A Bourne Denby salt glazed stoneware Queen Reform flask, 21cm, impressed marks, Denby & Codnor Park, Bournes Potteries, Derbyshire, c.1832

Advertising Bottles - a Dr Dettweilers cobalt blue sputum flask; blue glass poison bottles; medical/chemist bottles; some with labels, others excavated, 19th century and later

A 19th century blue and white transfer printed moon flask, highlighted with gilding. Height 24.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The vase is in generally good condition with only minor issues. There is a small 3 mm x 1 mm chip to the top lip with a little overpainting at this point. There is a small 0.5 cm circular splash of what looks like varnish just above one of the feet. The bottoms of the feet are all a little rubbed particularly to the gilding. The piece does have crazing particularly to the inner edge of the top lip. Crazing is also visible to the main body but only really under x4 magnification. There are no chips other the one mentioned, no repairs and no restoration.

A Tunbridge ware rectangular casket, with two glass flasks. Height 10.5 cm, width 13 cm, depth 7.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The casket is in extremely good order with no issues. The Tunbridge ware is all present with no losses and no significant lifting. The corners of the box are all in good order. The interior lining is faded, stained and worn in places. One flask stopper has a significant chip and loss, the second stopper is stuck in position but appears to be in good order as far as we can tell. Both flask bases are in good condition. The lock and hinges are original and in good order. We do not have a key. The parquetry and Tunbridge ware is in good order all round.

A leather shot flask, a small brass and copper hunting horn and a double B.R./W. 1955 spirit level.

CARTON WITH MISC PLATEDWARE INCL; TRAY, CANDLESTICKS, HIP FLASK, JUGS & COFFEE POT

CARTON OF PLATEDWARE WITH SPIRIT FLASK, SILVER TEETHING RING, ORNAMENTS, CLOCKS ETC

BACHMANN STEEL COAL CARRIER, CHINA CLAY HOOD WAGON & A NUCLEAR FLASK WAGON

A vintage retro 20th century circa. 1960's wicker picnic basket hamper with fully appointed interior having flask, Tupperware, cutlery and pots with later plate additions. Measures 15cm x 39cm x 39cm. 

STATUE DE MAITREYA EN ALLIAGE DE CUIVREVALLÉE DE SWAT, CIRCA VIIE SIÈCLEHimalayan Art Resources item no. 4861 19.8 cm (7 3/4 in.) high Footnotes:A COPPER ALLOY FIGURE OF MAITREYA SWAT VALLEY, CIRCA 7TH CENTURY 斯瓦特 約七世紀 彌勒菩薩銅像 Published: Arman Neven, Sculpture de Indes, Brussels, 1978, p. 73, no. 31. Ulrich von Schroder, Indo-Tibetan Bronzes, Hong Kong, 1981, p. 92, no. 10A. Jan van Alphen, Cast for Eternity, Antwerp, 2003, p. 73, no. 15. Exhibited: Sculpture des Indes, Société Générale de Banque, Brussels, 8 December 1978 - 31 January 1979. Cast for Eternity, Antwerp Ethnographic Museum, Belgium, 12 April 2005 - 26 June 2005. Provenance: With Claude de Marteau, Brussels, by 1970s One of Claude de Marteau's prized possessions for over forty years, this important and handsome Maitreya figure exhibits some of the finer characteristics of sculpture from the Swat Valley, inviting comparison with a well-known and highly regarded Maitreya in the British Museum (Pal, Bronzes of Kashmir, 1975, pp. 200-1; von Schroeder, Indo-Tibetan Bronzes, 1981, no. 11D). Both figures sit regally on a lion throne, holding an emblematic flask (kamandalu) between long, delicate fingers. The confidence and skill of the creator of the present sculpture are clear from the inherent vitality possessed by the youthful figure, whose torso is muscular and supple, as sumptuous as the lotus base's swollen petals. The verdant valley of Swat, located in modern-day Pakistan, fell within the cultural boundaries of Ancient Gandhara's Buddhist civilization. Hundreds of monastic sites were established in Swat before the 2nd century CE. Secluded within the lush foothills of the Hindu Kush mountains, Swat later served as a crucial bastion for Buddhism as political and economic stability diminished in Gandhara Proper due to the dissolution of the Kushan Empire and recurring Hun raids. As a result, a small but exciting school of Buddhist sculpture flourished in Swat between the 6th and 10th centuries, incorporating artistic elements from the various empires that controlled portions of the broader region over time. The intriguing cosmopolitan aesthetic of Swat bronzes is reflected in this Maitreya. While much of the Gandharan taste for Greco-Roman realism is lost, the long hair, commanding posture, and pleated vestiture still arguably harken back to some of Gandharan art's key idioms. Meanwhile, the Swat craftsman responsible for this bronze probably drew extensively from the art of the Gupta period (4th-6th century), considered the Golden Age of Indian art, which here informed the fleshy physiognomy, large-beaded necklace, bare chest, floral-medallion armbands, slender waist, lightweight lower garment, and broad unfurling lotus petals. These features are represented in Gupta sandstone sculptures of Avalokiteshvara in the National Museum, New Delhi (Pal, The Ideal Image, 1978, p. 20, fig. 4), and Vishnu in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (17.1015). Remarkably, the origins of the strips of cloth hanging from his crown behind the ears can be traced to the Sasanian Empire (3rd-7th century; see Pal, The Ideal Image, 1978, p. 117).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

BOX OF MILITARY PATCHES, BUTTONS, EPNS RAF CIGARETTE CASE, HIP FLASK AND MILITARY CIGARETTE CASE

The blade of a Tibetan knife, 12", the wooden hilt lacking most of its mounts; a Malay iron spearhead (heavily corroded), in its wooden sheath; a leather shot flask with cup charger; a plain copper powder flask (no charger or spring); and a small flap top leather pistol holster (not old). £40-50

A small embossed copper powder flask "Panel" (R463 with common top), 4½" overall, the spring seized; a gun size embossed copper flask "Fluted" (R293), spring AF; another, "Panel" (R548), dented, no spring; and a conical horn flask with screw top cup charger, 5½" overall. Average GC £40-60

A MODERN CERAMIC STYLISED ELEPHANT, A WORCESTER 'BLUE PERSIAN' kitten, Doulton buzzard flask, U.S.S.R cat and other items

DOULTON LAMBETH. A Doulton Lambeth whisky flask, with applied decoration & naming for 'Special Highland Whisky'. Still with cork stopper. Impressed stamps & marks & Rd. No.4818. Height 15.5cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

A Mid 20th Century Leather Covered Glass Hip Flask with Pair of Glazed Terracotta Riding Boots, 11cms High

An Edwardian Walking Cane with Screw off Top Section, Revealing Long Glass Flask and Small Drinking Vessel

A pair of Mughal carved red sandstone panels, probably 18th or 19th century, North Indian, possibly originally from a Chini-khana panel, each centred with a flask within an arch,43cm wide8cm deep55cm high (2)chips and small loses, to the edges and surface, scratched and weathered

Three boxes of miscellany, including typewriter, display case, binoculars, old lock, boxes, hip flask, cameras, metalware.

A silver hip flask, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1922, plain polished finish, 13cm x 9cm, approx. 6.5oz.

Dutch blue and white pottery bulbous shaped vase, Delft early 20th Century, the reserves with canal scenes, tall buildings, 36cm; and a collection of other Dutch Delft, including portrait plaques of Rembrandt and Saskia; Pilgrim flask coloured vase; wall plates; ewers; lamp bases; tile pictures, etc.

Bachmann OO Gauge Goods Wagons and BR (S) Coach, all boxed, 39-253 BR (S) coach and goods wagons, Presflo 38-260A Tunnel Cement (2), 38-271A Blue Circle, 38-347 Nuclear Flask Wagon, private owner plank wagons 37-185, 37-112 (2), 37-111, open wagon 38-328, cattle wagon 37-710A, insulated van 38-190A, G-E, boxes G-E, (12)

Royal Doulton Kingsware flagon with silver stopper, 19cm high, together with a Nightwatchmen flask, 26cm high (2)

Lord John Russell Stoneware flask, 18.5cm highChip to inner rim, also chips to base. Please see additional images. Unfortunately the head has been off and it has been restored

Colt percussion Pocket revolver .31 calibre, London Address (worn) and proof marks, matching numbers 261714 in original oak case with trade label, accessories including flask, bullet mould, cap tin etc. The barrel 12cm

Victorian percussion transitional revolver with two stage barrel, German silver frame with engraved decoration and rosewood grips, Birmingham proofs in original fitted box with Blanche & Son retailers label and some accessories including flask etc. The barrel 14cm long.

A Zsolnay flask, late 19th c, with pinched neck and spouted handle, with Iznik style floral decoration, 27cm h, impressed and printed marks Good condition

A French engraved gilt brass and glass cagework scent bottle, mid 19th c, flask shaped with embossed cap, stopper, 105mm h Gilt finish worn, light wear to engraving, glass and metal undamaged, play in hinge

A Continental giltmetal and blue guilloche enamel scent flask, early 20th c, of arched form, the front painted with three roses, 53mm h Gilding rubbed; a few very slight scratches on enamel but not chipped

A Continental silver mounted blue and white porcelain scent flask and stopper, 19th c, of ewer shape, 92mm h, underglaze blue crossed lines, indistinct maker's mark and Belgian control mark, 1831-1868 Good condition

A Japanese Imari miniature drumstick vase, Meiji period, adapted for scent with chained silver cap, 77mm h, a Fukagawa hexagonal flask shaped vase and a brass capped blue printed porcelain scent bottle of oval section, with Japanese figures (3)

A Victorian silver mounted ruby flashed and cut glass horn shaped scent bottle, 50mm l and a Continental silver round scent flask, the sides stamped with a child on a swing, early 20th c (2) Horn shaped bottle - lid detached as joint broken. Both in otherwise good condition

A George VI silver hip flask, engine turned, by J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1947, 6ozs Cap requires re-soldering; minor dents and scratches

Box of kitchen ware to include plastic storage boxes, Thermos flask, planters, vases, bowls, candles, plastic cups, large glass water jug, etc, etc. (Q)

A large variety of collectables, including dominoes, white metal and leather hip flask, a pair of enamelled pin trays and a series of vintage Christmas baubles.

A Delightful Russian Silver and Cloisonné Enamel Hip Flask. Floral decoration and rich gilding throughout.Hinged lid with screw fitting. 8 x 12cm. 196g

A VICTORIAN HALLMARKED SILVER HIP FLASK IN VERY GOOD WORKING CONDITION.162gms 15cms tall

WW2 British Local Interest - World War II , J Hudson ARP whistle, shrapnel fragments from Sheffield air raid Friday 13th December 1940; Bomber fragment crashed near Buxton October 1940; EPNS Shrapnel damaged hip flask: Action man figure in box, etc

Percussion cap pistol with 85mm long barrel, no nipple and hammer broken, action a/f. Overall length 19cm. Plus a miniature pistol powder flask, no makers marks, spring a/f. Section 58 (2) No licence required in the UK.(2)

WW1 British Sweetheart Pin Cushion Devonshire Regt, size approx. 18cm x 18cm: Embroidered and painted Sweetheart Pouches x 4, printed hankie: a quantity of silk cigarette cards: Leather shot flask.

A box containing various glassware to include decanters and stoppers; glass flask; glass vases; pint glasses etc

A Cuckoo clock; a wooden candlestick; a hip flask; brass items etc.

A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a yellow metal key pendant unmarked, suspended from a fine trace chain with spring clasp stamped 9k, approximate gross weight 1.0 gram, a circular wavy trim tray, a tin with foreign banknotes, various pieces of costume jewellery, a white metal trinket box, a white metal hip flask, compact, fashion wristwatches, two stop watches, two silver napkin rings with full silver hallmarks, a silver butter knife hallmarked Birmingham, a 'Parker' fountain pen, etc

A 19thc ink well part glazed in the form of mother reading to child and flask with four panels, two with couples, inscribed Stehl (2)

A Royal Doulton Kingsware Dewar's Whisky flask, decorated with 'Falstaff', 19cm high.

An Edwardian silver Hip Flask, by Horton & Allday, hallmarked Birmingham, 1907, of traditional form with removable cup base and screw fitting hinged cover, all correspondingly marked, the body with a 'Ware Wolfe' crest, the cup engraved with initials, 12cm high, approx total weight 6.7ozt.  

A box of miscellaneous metalware, to include silver plated spirit kettle on stand, Old Sheffield Plate bottle coaster, leather clad and pewter pocket hip flask etc

A small quantity of miscellanea including cased hip flask and cups, table crumb sweepers with initials engraved, wall mounted oil lamp and a glass lamp shade.

A 19TH CENTURY NAILSEA GLASS DOUBLE GIMMEL FLASK, teardrop form with red and white trailed stripe decoration, with cork stoppers, 26cm long; together with TWO GEORGIAN WRYTHEN FLUTED BLUE GLASS VASES, 10.5cm and 12.5cm high. (3) CONDITION REPORTNailsea with some surface scuffing and scratching to the flattened sides. 

A VICTORIAN OVERLAID GLASS FLASK, POSSIBLY NAILSEA, with bulbous base and tapering slender neck, the "twisted" design giving the appearance of being lobed. 15cm highView 360 degree spin: https://sarlydro.sirv.com/ELSTOB%2027TH%20MAY/X37.spin

A MING STYLE BLUE AND WHITE FLASK, BIANHU, circular form with a flat base and short cylindrical neck, painted with meandering foliage and buds, the domed front with a raised boss to the centre, the sides similarly decorated within lined borders, applied with a pair of loop handles. 39.5cm high, 35cm diameterCONDITION REPORTMinor glaze faults

A Sykes of Sheffield military powder flask

A mixed lot including a silver plated fruit dish, a pewter peacock dish, an inlaid box, plated flask, amber glass scent bottle etc

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Rifled, two-stage, 12 mm cal barrels. The first stage octagonal and decorated with fullers at the corners alternating with twisted decorations and engraved floral motifs on the first part of the fullers and at the girdle. The second stage with eight sides of minor width and staggered towards base, the corners with fullers. The nozzle in line with the base, featuring floral decorations and front sight. A barrel with the marks of the Liège test bench. Breech with engraved leaves and numbers '1' and '2' in gold. The tangs engraved en suite, provided with fixed rear sight and numbered as the breeches. Forward spring locks richly engraved with flowers and rocaille. Working mechanisms, one with two snaps, one with single snap. Wooden half stocks (one with a very small missing part at the fore-end cap, near the barrel, the other with the same small cracks) featuring various rocaille and flower carvings, handles also with a checkered segment at the center. Iron mounts engraved en suite. Trigger guards with finger support, the triggers with adjustment screw. In their wooden case (small damages). With mustard-colored velvet lining (signs of use and age). It also includes the flask, probably replaced, and all the other tools such as the hammer, the ramrod, the bullet mold and others. length 39,5 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: France, Rifled, octagonal, browned, 12 mm cal barrels, marked 'Acier Fondu' in gold under a mark and 'DDB', the bases engraved and with numbers '1' and '2', front sight; tangs engraved with flowers, numbers '1' and '2' and provided with sight. Forward spring locks finely engraved with floral motifs. Briarwood stocks with fore-end cap sculpted with racemes in bas-relief, grooved butts and with steel mounts decorated en suite. In original wooden case with brass mounts and foldaway handle, lined in green velvet and provided with high-quality accessories, two screwdrivers with wooden handles, one with drum featuring a turn-off, horn cap, the other one with turn-off, brass cap provided with a needle to clean the vents. Beautiful spoon to melt the lead featuring a balustrade shaft and turn-off wooden handle, powder flask, hammer etc. Complete with original and spare key. Elegant pistols in very good conditions with peculiar accessories. length 39 cm.

dating: 1853 - 1857 provenance: London, Octagonal, rifled, 36 cal barrel (bore needs cleaning, visible rifling) with the rear marking 'ADDRESS. COL: COLT LONDON.' The left side featuring marks of the London test bench, number '5', and serial number '9xx'. Missing wedge screw. The barrel with 30% of its antique bluing. The cartridge rammer with remains of coeval bluing and without numbers. Polished cartridge rammer and with serial number coeval with the barrel. Six-shot cylinder with 40% of the antique bluing, marks of the test bench, a scene of a naval battle featuring the writing 'ENGAGED 16 MAY 1843', the mark 'COLT'S PATENT' and the same serial number as the barrel, remains of a scarcely-legible inscription 'Engraved ...' at the bottom, then with number '5'. Mechanism needs revision (the hammer rotates the cylinder, but does not load the trigger). Frame with 70% of bluing, 'COLT'S PATENT' marking on the left side, and coeval serial number at the bottom. Brass grip bands with most of the antique silver plating. Small rounded bridge. Serial number coeval with the other pieces on both bands, the one of the bridge with mark 'R'. Smooth walnut handle. Remains of a name marked on the bottom. In its antique case of the right size, with purple velvet lining (worn and with little damages), provided only with a flask marked 'J. BARLOW PATENT '. Interesting revolver with very low and coeval serial number on the components. The 'First Model' produced in London was provided with brass (not steel) bands on the handle, see 'Flayderman's Guide' 9th Edition page 90 (5B-062). length 33,3 cm.

dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England, Octagonal, rifled, 11 mm cal barrel engraved at the edges, provided with front sight; five-shot cylinder with mark of the Birmingham test bench. On the back the signature 'THO.S WILLIAMS SOUTH CASTELLO ST. LIVERPOOL'; frame engraved and numbered '10015 T'. Trigger and cartridge rammer marked 'TRANTER PATENT'. 70% of its antique bluing. Checkered wooden butt (two small parts missing). Working mechanism. In a wooden box lined with green cloth, provided with a bullet mold marked with Tranter patent, box with the inscription 'LUBRICATING BULLETS' and the Tranter mark, a powder flask and an oil bottle. length 30 cm.