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Click here to subscribeWaterford Crystal, from 'The Romance of Ireland Collection', a boxed Waterford Crystal vase of celery-shape, raised on circular foot with star-cut base, together with a 19th century gilt highlighted flask and target stopper and a small 19th century frosted and gilt decorated glass jug 'A present from Tavistock' (the crystal vase in perfect order and 28cm high) (3)
A 19th century leather shot flask, of typical bag shape with adjustable nozzle, 22cm, together with a copper powder flask with embossed roundel for the Muzzle Loaders Association International Comittee 1989, one other copper flask embossed with a dog and birds and a brass example, together with various gun cleaning rods and tools etc.
A cased pair of English percussion pistols by Westley Richards, mid 19th century, each having 25.5cm octagongal brown-twist barrels with sighted and engraved tangs, the top flats engraved Westley Richards, 170 New Bond St, London, the signed locks and dolphin hammers with foliate engraved decoration and sliding safety catch, the polished walnuts frames with captive ram-rods and chequered grips with vacant cartouche and hinged butt traps, 39cm, housed in an associated green baize lined mahogany case with a Michel Boche of Paris copper flask and an F. Joyce & Co. percussion cap tin, the case with label verso " NO. 875. F.L. Pistolets a Percussion a Capsules Exposition Uni-verselle Paris 1878." w.51.5, d.29, h.7cm.
A later 20th century studio pottery candle holder, formed as a bowl on a truncated cone with mottled glaze, a studio pottery vase of hexagonal form on a free form base and an early 20th century moon flask, having moulded and glazed decoration depicting a stork on one side and a dragonfly the other, signed FG, 16.5 cm 20.5 cm and 22 cm high respectively.
A cased U.S.A. James Warner second model first type pocket model revolver c1857-late 1960's total production approx 9,500 (this model just a few hundred), six shot with a .28 bore, top strap marked James Warner Springfield Mass U.S.A., the fitted rosewood case has cap tin, flask and an oiler (N.B. the revolver and case may have been a later marriage)
An Italian maiolica tapering rectangular armorial flask, first half 17th centuryProbably Faenza, each side painted with the Medici arms below a coronet, the base and shoulder with rectangular lugs, 24.5cm high (minor restoration)Footnotes:Provenance:Italian private collection since the 1960s;Thence by descentThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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