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A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HIP FLASK, maker Drews, London 1896, of plain rounded oblong form with removable sleeve and hinged screw cover, 6 1/4" high, 9ozs 9dwts gross (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

A Chinese tea pot decorated with traditional scenes, lid chipped, rim restored; a Chinese tea flask decorated with burnt orange flowers Teapot: damage to lid and restoration to rim. Tea caddy: hairline crack to one shoulder

Silver items, comprising: a pair of peppers, a smaller pair, a boxed set of six coffee spoons and a small flask.14 ozt. Tallest 10cmCondition report: Good condition

2 Börsen und eine Pilgerflasche, Tibet, 19. Jh. Börsen aus Leder, auf der Lasche Messing-Applikationen mit Drachenreliefs. Am oberen Rand jeweils ein kleiner Henkel in Schwertknaufform. Die untere Kante aus Eisen in Messerform, bis 10 x 6 cm. Runde Pilgerflasche aus Kupfer, am Hals eine Messingmanschette, ohne Deckel (H. 10 cm). Alle Teile leicht best. & ber.2 purses and a pilgrim's flask, Tibet, 19th c. Leather purses with brass applications with dragon reliefs on the flap. On the upper edge of each a small handle in the shape of a sword pommel. The lower edge made of iron in knife shape, to 10 x 6 cm. Round pilgrim's copper flask, brass cuff at neck, without lid (h. 10 cm). All parts slightly bumped & rubbed

A Victorian silver-mounted glass oval hip flask, London, 1881,14cm, a later silver compact and a silver snuff box.CONDITION: Hip flask cup has a couple of small dents and a tired engraved inscription to the base. Glass interior is stained. Decoration on side of snuff box very tired. Compact interior missing mirror. All hallmarks clear.

A Continental porcelain tea caddy, two Wedgwood majolica leaf moulded plates, three Derby peacock decorated plates, a Worcester figure of a seated boy ( a/f), a Beswick Heatmaster friar flask and other ceramics

A cased set of early 20th Century silver and green enamel buttons, a 9ct gold bar brooch, a lady's 9ct gold Winegartens wristwatch, two brooches, a manicure set, thimble and a Japanese Taisho mixed metal Komai ware scent flask.

A camel scrotum flask. 22.5 cm high.

A silver mounted glass spirit flask in leather case. 23 cm high overall.

A silver mounted hip flask

A silver hip flask. 12.5 cm high. 4.4 troy ounces.

A silver engine turned hip flask with marks for Birmingham 1949 and Dudley Russel Howitt. Approx. dimensions 13.5cm x 8.5cm x 2cm. Approx. 191.5gms. Important: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered UK only address.

Bronze fire-gilt with traces of colourTibet, 17th centuryDimensions: Height 53 cm by 23 cmWeight: 7222 gramsA wonderful piece from Tibet, Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara with eleven heads and eight arms, standing on a double reverse lotus base. The Bodhisattva is dressed in flowy robes decorated with beaded chains, threads and jewellery highlighted with blue stone inlay. Scarves are billowing around the ankles. Two hands are almost joined together in front of the chest, usually holding a jewel. Other two are lowered in front of the hips, one holding a small flask. Another pair is lifted to the side forming mudras and one holding a flower. Another pair is raised at waist-level holding a discus and bow, weapons. The heads are arranged in a pyramid with three rows, ten of the heads peaceful and one ferocious at the top representing Avalokiteshvara’s wrathful form with again another peaceful effigy of Buddha Amithaba.

19th century Scottish flattened horn powder flask with ribbed decoration on outer edges, carved serpent's head mouth with bone inlaid collar, dot and ring decoration to base plate 27cm - Condition Report

Victorian large copper powder flask embossed with a hunting scene within an oak leaf border with stag and fox heads, the nozzle marked 'Extra Quality Sykes Patent', fitted with four suspension rings H24cm; together with Victorian leather shoulder shot flask with Sykes nozzle L80cm (2) - Condition Report

Four Victorian leather and brass shot flasks; Victorian copper powder flask embossed with stags in a landscape (lacking nozzle); and reproduction American style brass and copper powder flask (6) - Condition Report

Victorian horn and brass pistol powder flask H14cm; two other Victorian pistol powder flasks in embossed brass and white metal; and three leather and brass shot flasks, one decorated with a hunting scene (6) - Condition Report

Gamekeeper's wooden and leather game carrier L51cm; clay hand flinger with iron dispenser and turned beech handle impressed 'THE PRFEKTR'; canvas and leather 12-bore twenty-five cartridge belt; shooting stick; modern novelty walking stick incorporating spirit flask to the handle; and two other walking sticks (7) - Condition Report

Old ammunition box, Tilley lamp and a chrome plated Thermos Flask in leather case

A selection of silver, to include a novelty silver snuff box in the form of a grandfather clock, a silver cased presentation key, a silver locket, silver pot, silver hip flask, silver scent bottle, etc, gross weight of solid silver items 7.70ozt.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairBook pendant - good conditionClock snuff box - good to fair condition, light dents, pitting, some scratches, hallmarks worn, hinge in working order, fits flushHip flask - no stopper, dents to body, cap in working order, stamped 724 to base, hallmarks clearKey in good condition, presentation case wornDiary - thursday page broken, scratchesLidded jar- dents to top and lower rim, lid fits flush, repair work to lid, hallmarks wornGlass and silver atomiser - dent to silver, chip to glass baseSilver scent bottle- dents to corners

A 16th century style Continental brass mounted triform powder flask, sprung cap to spout, the mounts in the Mannerist taste with figures and strapwork, 20cm high

A Middle Eastern tinned copper powder flask or water canteen, 21cm over spout, iron chain

A  COPPER, BRASS AND INLAID BETEL LIME PASTE BOX, CEYLON (SRI LANKA), C1900, WITH CHASED BORDERS FRAMING AN INLAID STAR, 80MM H EXCLUDING CHAIN AND A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED LEATHER SHOT FLASK BY G & J W HAWKSLEY, SHEFFIELD, 19TH C, WITH STEEL NOZZLE, 21.5CM L, AND AN  EASTERN INLAID ROUND BRASS BOX  (2) Both in good condition

Three early 19th century English percussion pocket pistols with slab-sided grips and crossed sword proof marks, two pistols with foliate engraving to the flat side bodies, otherwise unmarked, 15cm-18cm long and a powder flask (4)

An assembled group of works of art, 19th to 20th century, including a bronze dog stirrup cup, a brass figure of a dog, a meerschaum pipe, an amber cigar holder, a carved wood cane top modelled as a boxer dog and a Doulton & Watts salt-glazed stoneware 'Caudle' flask.Condition report: Caudle flask: Rim restored. Tiny chip to foot rim edge.

A silver 'Armada dish', Wakely & Wheeler, London 1974, weight approx 6.2oz, a silver mounted combined ink stand and stamp box, a plated hip flask, a silver mounted vase, two white metal boxes, a silver plated plate and pair of sugar tongs and a flaskCondition report: Ink well- hallmarks clear, silver postage stamp compartment mount not secured, chip to one corner of the glass, some general wear and scratches in keeping with age, refer to images

An assembled group of antiquities and other works, including a terracotta figure of a Parthian warrior rider, 1st century AD, a Roman glass tincture flask, a Minoan terracotta figure of a bull, Romano-British metal spoon fragments, 3rd century AD, a near Eastern terracotta figural fragment of a male wearing a turban, three examples of copal amber encasing insects, three carved bone marrow scoops, a Continental ivory handled stiletto dagger and other items.

A silver mounted hip flask, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1965, of typical form with screw hinged cover and removable stirrup cup, 14cm high (at fault) Condition report: Hallmarks reasonable clear, glass broken to flask, hinge and clasp in working order, geneal wear throughout, refer to images

In order to view full details and any additional images for this lot as well as place advanced bids or bid live, please click here to view this lot on the auctioneer's websiteA Crimea D.C.M. group of five awarded to Private R. O’Rourke, 88th Foot, who was slightly wounded during the second Assault on the Grand Redan, 8 September 1855, when the Regiment’s D.C.M. winners wore their medals into action Distinguished Conduct Medal, V.R. (... Patk. O’ Rourke. 88th. Regt.); Crimea 1854-56, 3 clasps, Alma, Inkermann, Sebastopol (2898 Pte. Pat. O’Rourke. 88th. Regt.) Regimentally impressed naming; Indian Mutiny 1857-59, 1 clasp, Central India (Patt O’Rourke, 88th. Regt.); Army L.S. & G.C., V.R., 3rd issue, small letter reverse (2898 Patrick O’Rourke 88th. Foot); Turkish Crimea 1855, British issue (..98 Pte. P. O’Rourke, 88th. Regt.) contemporarily engraved naming, with scroll suspension, heavy contact marks and edge bruising throughout, nearly very fine (5) £2,000-£2,400 --- D.C.M. recommendation dated 21 January 1855. Patrick O’Rourke was born in Tralee, Co. Kerry, in 1834 and attested there for the 88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment of Foot on 10 November 1852. He served with the Regiment in the Crimea, and having already distinguished himself earlier in the war receiving the Distinguished Conduct Medal and a gratuity of £5, is recorded in The Crimean Campaign With The Connaught Rangers as being wounded in the face by a musket ball on the 8 September 1855, during the second Assault on the Grand Redan: ‘My friend M. was, like the rest of us, carried into the ditch of the Redan, and was in the act of scrambling out of it with no little effort, when a sturdy officer of one of the regiments put his foot most inopportunely upon M.’s shoulder, and sent him back into the ditch. When he shortly afterwards met M. in the trenches, he made the “amende” by offering him a “refresher” out of his flask. Immediately upon our reaching the trenches, after quitting the Redan, we received instructions to keep up a continuous fire upon the salient, and Russian accounts stated this incessant fire caused many casualties among them. About five p.m. we were relieved by the 79th Highlanders, and marched back to camp, under the command of Major E. H. Maxwell, our ranks considerably thinned, having left behind us so many of our brave fellows, besides those who had been carried off wounded. It was a remarkable fact that almost, if not every, man of ours, in possession of a Distinguished Conduct Medal, was either killed or wounded... Sergeant Major Cooney, wounded, lost a leg; Corporal Hourigan, wounded; Sergeant Price, killed; Sergeant Wrenn, killed; Corporal Connelly, wounded, lost an arm; Private Mills, O’Rourke, and Connell, wounded; altogether, two killed and seven wounded. Fifteen men had been awarded the D.C. Medal in April 1855; nine were present at the last attack on the Redan; and, of the remaining six, two had been killed in the trenches; one died of sickness, and three had been invalided.’ The 9 D.C.M. winners from the Regiment (including O’Rourke) present in the action are recorded as having worn their awards for the Attack on the Redan. O’Rourke subsequently served with the Regiment in India for thirteen and a half years, including seeing service during the great Sepoy Mutiny, and was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, together with a further gratuity of £5, before taking his discharge on 3 March 1874, after 21 years and 114 days’ service. Sold with copied research.

A group of copper and brassware, to include a brass preserve pan, fire poker, candlesticks, ornaments, hip flask, boot, etc. (a quantity)

TREACLE GLAZED BOOT FLASK, BESWICK CAT, 22cms tall, Hummel cat and an assortment of similar ornaments

ELECTROPLATED POCKET SPIRIT FLASK, cigar shaped with pocket clip and floral banding, an electroplated miniature teapoy shaped sprinkler container and two white metal birds - a pheasant and a duck

RIFLE/SHOOTING MEMORABILIA, four items including a copper and brass powder flask, stamped 'James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield' and three reproduction metal advertising signs for 'Union Metallic Cartridge Co', 'Remington Autoloading Rifle' and 'Shoot Winchester Superspeed Silver Tipped Cartridges', 31 x 40.5cms the largest

Set of six silver teaspoons in a fitted case, together with loose silver teaspoons and a small silver plated hip flask

19th Century copper powder flask by Dixon & Sons, together with another, a leather shot pouch and a powder dram (4)

Fine cased pair Mid-19th century Belgian percussion muff pistols with off set box locks, turn off octagonal rifled barrels with Liege proofs, concealed triggers and ebony bag grips with concealed cap compartments in pommels, in original brass inlaid rosewood case with red velvet lining, containing rosewood powder flask, cap box, screwdriver and associated combined bullet mould and turn off key, bullets and box key. The barrels 5.5cm, the pistols 15cm overall. The case 21.6 x 14.6cm

Barlow Patent copper shot flask together with a shell-pattern copper flask, Victorian brass comb box, Victorian brass trivet and a pair of Victorian brass matchbox sleeves (6)

100-300 AD. Roman. A deep green glass "medical" flask with a folded rim, tapering neck and a tear-drop shaped body. Glass was a major manufacturing industry in the Roman Empire, especially after the invention of glassblowing in the middle of the first century BC, when glass became used for a variety of purposes including vessels, jewellery and construction materials such as glass or tiles. Roman glassmaking reached the farthest corners of the Empire and flourished until about 400 AD, when the Roman Empire started to disintegrate, finally falling in the late 5th century AD. Vessels would probably have been used for perfumes, oils (used as soap) and/or medicines in antiquity. Excellent condition; Size: L:37mm / W:14mm ; 10g; Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1980-90s on the UK and European art market.

100-300 AD. Roman. A pale blue glass flask with a folded rim, short tapering neck and a squat globular body. Glass was a major manufacturing industry in the Roman Empire, especially after the invention of glassblowing in the middle of the first century BC, when glass became used for a variety of purposes including vessels, jewellery and construction materials such as glass or tiles. Roman glassmaking reached the farthest corners of the Empire and flourished until about 400 AD, when the Roman Empire started to disintegrate, finally falling in the late 5th century AD. Vessels would probably have been used for perfumes, oils (used as soap) and/or medicines in antiquity. Excellent condition; Size: L:75mm / W:60mm ; 50g; Provenance: From an old British collection, acquired on the UK art market in the 1970s.

100-300 AD. Roman. A pale green glass flask with a folded rim, tapering neck and a globular body. Glass was a major manufacturing industry in the Roman Empire, especially after the invention of glassblowing in the middle of the first century BC, when glass became used for a variety of purposes including vessels, jewellery and construction materials such as glass or tiles. Roman glassmaking reached the farthest corners of the Empire and flourished until about 400 AD, when the Roman Empire started to disintegrate, finally falling in the late 5th century AD. Vessels would probably have been used for perfumes, oils (used as soap) and/or medicines in antiquity. Excellent condition; Size: L:100mm / W:60mm ; 46.6g; Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1980-90s on the UK and European art market.

A collection of Ridgways Scenes from Coaching Days pattern pottery, comprising platter, plate, two bowls, five assorted sized tankards, and small planter, together with a Royal Doulton Kingsware Watchman Flask,, RD no 436948, a Melba Ware character jug, and a small Lancaster Toby jug. (Qty). - Condition Report

A silver and leather mounted glass hip flask, London 1913 with bayonet cap.

A Pair of Regency Cut Glass Salts, circa 1810, of panelled boat form on lemon squeezer bases, 10cm wide; A Baluster Coffee Cup, with wrythen fluted base; A Pair of Moulded Carafes; A Pair of Wine Glasses, with engraved bowls; A Drinking Vessel, in the form of a boot; and A Cut Glass Vase, of barrel form on circular foot (9). Boot flask with a chip to the heel and toe. Both salt sellers with chipping to both rims. All other components in good order.

A Pearlware Flask, possibly Portobello, circa 1820, modelled as a shoe with red and blue lattice decoration and black toe, 22cm long. Crazed all over. the rim with two small grazes and very slight staining around the neck.

A Pink Lustre Nursery Mug, circa 1820, inscribed Oakenshaw School, 6.5cm high; A Brown Saltglaze Stoneware Model of a Cottage, 9.5cm high; A Pottery Ring Flask, with splashed decoration, 15cm long; A Carpet Bowl; A Slipware Pig Money Box; and A Glass Fire Globe (6). The salt glazed cottage with one small section of loss to the corner of the roof and some loss to the underside of the base. The fire globe with slight chipping to the rim.

A Bohemian Glass Flask, 18th century, of canted rectangular form, painted in enamels with a figure holding a drinking glass and with stylised flowers, 20cm high; A Pair of Green Glass Wine Glasses, 13cm high; A Lacemaker's Lamp, on a twist stem, 9cm high; A Glass Stirrup Cup, 11.5cm high; and A Soda Glass Beaker, 11cm high (6). The flask with a very old repair encircling the neck, and enamels generally in good condition. The lacemakers lamp with a large chip to the foot. All of other pieces in good order.

Kitchenalia including a Salter Family Scale No.45; a green enamel bread bin; an olive wood serving bowl; flatware , Sheffield various manufacturers including W.J. Belcher, Firth Brearley & T.Turner ; boxed Pieroth cheese board; vintage Thermos coffee jug & flask etc. qty.

Birmingham Hallmarked Sterling Silver Hip Flask with Monogram

A quantity of collectibles to include a retro glass flask vase, two pieces of boxed Wedgwood jasper ware, a Royal Doulton bowl with country scene, six vintage glass lightshades (2).

A collectors' lot to include a Box Brownie camera, various others, playing cards, leather belts, gauges, a plated cruet set, a silver plated hip flask, two prints in rosewood frames, a rosewood box, a walnut veneered block.

A large late 19th/early 20th century Vion & Baury (August Vion & Charles Baury) bisque porcelain figure of a beautiful young woman in period costume, 'Cinderella', with rose garland on her head, green anchor mark to base, height 36cm (af), a late 19th/early 20th century Continental porcelain figure of a young farm boy carrying wheat sheaf leaning against a stylised tree column, on a floral encrusted spreading circular base, blue crossed swords to the base, height 29cm (af), a pair of Minton moon flask vases, black, gold and green sponge decoration, numbered to the base 'ET468', height 22.5cm (both af) and a pair of c1840 Royal Crown Derby figures, Romeo and Juliet, red marks and names of figures to bases, height 14.5cm (af) (6). CONDITION REPORT Young woman: the foot resting on a cushion has been broken off and reglued, but no parts appear to be missing. There is a chip to the toe as well. No other obvious signs of restoration, some very small chips to the floral garland on her head. Small crack to the top of the base. Farm boy: there is a piece missing from the top of the tree, which has been broken off and not restored. Age-related wear in the form of scuffs and some missing paint, no obvious signs of restoration. Some of the flora has small chips and cracks. Romeo: the top of the plume from the hat is broken off, one hand is missing, no obvious signs of restoration.Small pair of figure - man missing right hand and feather from cap Candlestick missing sconce and top re-glued, leaves have minor paint lossMoon vases - one cracked to rim and crazing and gilt rubbed, other has large repair to rim, crazing and gilt rubbed

A 19th century flintlock smooth-bore musket with 46-inch barrel and inset with brass furniture, overall length 158cm (af), also a leather shot flask with spring-loaded shot measure spout (2). CONDITION REPORT The gun has been heavily lacquered, including the lockplate and barrel, leaving a yellow tarnish. The stock has a split running from the back of the lockplate down to the comb of the stock. The lower section of the brass butt plate is missing, although it appears to have been cut rather than snapped. Various nicks and losses throughout the fore end and several areas of light surface pitting to the barrel and lockplate. Further splits to the stock on the opposing side to the lock. Possibly missing the ramrod retaining bracket from the muzzle end of the gun.

A Victorian silver vesta case, engraved with stylised leaves, banner reserve monogram engraved, Birmingham 1892, together with a German flask, embossed with a view of Koln Cathedral, with engine turned decoration to the reverse. (2)

A Matabele flask pot, of mallet form, decorated with a band of repeating circles, 30.5cm high, together with a Zimbabwe knob-kerrie, with a partial spiral twist shaft, 64cm high. (2)

A COPPER AND BRASS POWDER FLASK MARKED HAWKSLEY (A/F) AND A POWDER MEASURE (2)

A collection of antique and vintage ceramics and porcelain. Including a 19th century hand painted porcelain teapot with hand painted panels with birds and flowers and flower form finial, apple and bee makers mark to base and green backround. An antique stoneware house flask with impressed brick and window detailing, a hand painted floral design powder jar with lid and studio pottery glazed flower form bowl. Makers signature to base. H.17cm (largest)

A COLLECTION OF GLASSWARES, to include a Schott snuff flask with box, Murano Sommerso bowl, bubble glass vase etched Riot to base, oversize brandy glasses, posy vases, paperweight, lampwork bull, etc

Late Victorian green cut glass perfume flask with a silver lid, Birmingham 1896, by C C May & Sons (Charles May), length approx 21cm. Estimate £80-120

Hip flask with silver plated lid, snakeskin and silver plated cover, engraved with initials JPG. Estimate £15-30

TRAVEL VANITY CASE, by Mawson, Swan and Morgan Limited 1907, crocodile skins with outer cover opening to reveal dark green silk lined interior with accessories of glass jars and bottles with hallmarked silver lids, hair and shoe brushes, hip flask, shoe horn, button hook, ink well etc, items bear heraldic sitting dog, chest case is monogrammed M.A.W., 53cm L x 40cm W x 20cm H.