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Antike und neuzeitliche Gläser und Tongefäße aus Israel. a) Schöne römisches Tränenfläschchen aus Klarglas, 1. - 2. Jh. H 15,6cm. b) Kleine römische Glasflasche mit Henkel aus Klarglas in moderner Silberumfassung in Gestalt eines Korbes. H 8,4cm. c) Zwei hellenistische Unguentaria aus dunkelgrauer Terrakotta. H 10,8 und13,1cm. d) Drei moderne Buntglasflaschen, zwei davon mit silberner Ummantelung. H 14,1cm, 17,5cm und 20,5cm. Unter zwei Gläsern der Aufkleber von der Fa. "King Solomon Finds". 7 Stück! Alle intakt. In der Fa. King Solomon Finds , Israel wurden mundgeblasene und handgearbeitete Gläser in Kombination mit Sterlingsilber von hohem Wert hergestellt. Collection of ancient and modern glass and terracotta flask from Israel. a) Nice Roman flask made of clear glass, 1st - 2nd century A.D. b) Small Roman jug with handle framed by silver in form of a basket. c) Two terracotta unguentaria. Hellenistic period. d) Three modern color glass flasks, two with silver framing, two with label of the Company King Solomon Finds . All intact. 7 pieces! VERKAUFT WIE BESEHEN, KEINE RÜCKGABE! / SOLD AS VIEWED, NO RETURN! Provenienz: Ex Slg. Lothar Rühl, Deutschland, erworben 1988.

Kugelige Flasche mit Fadendekor. Römische Kaiserzeit, Rheinland(?), 2. / 3. Jh. n. Chr. Grünliches Klarglas, H 7,2cm. Apfelförmiger Corpus mit Dellen und leicht hochgedrücktem Boden. Die weite Mündung mit gestauchter Lippe. Spiralig umlaufend ein dünner blauer Faden. Intakt. A globular glass flask with long, narrow neck with trail, Roman Imperial Period, 2nd / 3rd century A.D. Iridescence. Intact. Provenienz: Aus der Sammlung K.S., Bayern. Erworben in München 1983 und seitdem in Bayern.

Kugelige Flasche. Römische Kaiserzeit, 2. / 3. Jh. n. Chr. Grünliches Klarglas, H 15,5cm. Apfelförmiger Corpus mit Standring und mit schlankem Hals mit aufgelegtem Faden. Innen Irisierung, intakt. A globular glass flask with long, narrow neck with trail, Roman Imperial Period, 2nd / 3rd century A.D. Iridescence. Intact. Provenienz: Aus der Sammlung von Bernhard Wicki. In Deutschland seit vor 1977.

Drei frühgriechische Vasen. a) Kleine einhenkelige Flasche der Red Polished-Ware. 2000 - 1800 v. Chr. H 11,1cm. Henkel und Hals gebrochen und wieder angesetzt. b) Einhenkelige Schale der Red on Black Slip-Ware. 1900 - 1650 v. Chr. L 11,7cm. Aus drei Fragmenten zusammengesetzt, kleine Fehlstelle. c) Schale der White Painted-Ware. 1050 - 750 v. Chr. H 6,5cm, ø 9,4cm. Kleine Absplitterungen am Rand. 3 Stück! Three Early Greek vases. a) One-handle flask of the Red Polished ware. 2000 - 1800 B.C. Handle and neck broken and reassembled. b) One-handle bowl of the Red on Black Slip ware. 1900 - 1650 B.C. Reassembled from three fragments, little part is missing. c) Cup of the White Painted ware. 1050 - 750 B.C. Little splinters at the rim are missing. 3 pieces!VERKAUFT WIE BESEHEN, KEINE RÜCKGABE! / SOLD AS VIEWED, NO RETURN! Provenienz: Die drei Vasen stammen aus der Sammlung von Professor Dr. Lothar Rühe. Der deutsche Politikwissenschaftler, Journalist und Publizist war von 1982 bis 1989 Staatssekretär im Bundesministerium der Verteidigung. Die vorliegenden Vasen hat er 1964 in seiner Zeit als Korrespondent der Tageszeitung Die Welt und Reporter des Hessischen Rundfunks erworben.

An exceptional Venetian enamelled and gilded pilgrim flask, late 15th or early 16th centuryOf typical flattened ovoid bottle form with a tall slender neck, decorated to each side with a large gilt roundel of imbricated lappets, embellished with rows of pale green and red dots with a central red, white and blue medallion and four outer lozenges, a band of flame-like motifs to the shoulder, the neck, sides and foot with formal bands of circlets within white dot and gilded borders, the sides with tear-shaped motifs pendant from two pairs of gilt loop handles, the high domed foot with a folded rim, 31.3cm highFootnotes:Flasks of this particular type belong to a small but distinct group all with similar decoration, generous proportions and bodies that are slightly ovoid rather than circular in form. The form probably derives from 13th century Islamic prototypes. Two armorial flasks in the Museo Civico Mediaeval, Bologna, which appear to commemorate the marriage of Alessandro Bentivoglio and Ippolita Sforza in 1492, would appear to be among the earliest datable Venetian examples (see Astone Gasparetto, Il Vetro di Murano (1958), p.83 and fig.21, and Giovanni Mariacher, Glass from Antiquity to the Renaissance (1970), p.119, no.54). An example from the Biemann Collection, formerly in the Rothschild Collection in Paris, is illustrated by Barovier Mentasti et al., Mille Anni Di Arte Del Vetro a Venezia (1982), p.87, no.81. Another from the Mühleib Collection was sold by Bonhams on 2 May 2013, lot 3.A virtually identical flask, possibly a pair to the present lot, was sold by Sotheby's on 26 April 2017, lot 180. A similar flask in the James De Rothschild Collection at Waddesdon Manor is illustrated by R J Charleston and Michael Archer in the catalogue, Glass and Stained Glass (1977), no.17 and discussed at pp.91-3 where other similar flasks are also cited. Another from the Leopold Blumka Collection in the J Paul Getty Museum (accession no. 84.DK.538) is illustrated by Catherine Hess and Timothy Husband in the catalogue (1997), pp.87-9, no.20 and discussed alongside other examples from this group, including one in the Rijksmuseum (accession no. R.B.K 1957-14) which is illustrated by Pieter Ritsema van Eck, Glass in the Rijksmuseum (1993), p.19, no.3. Flame-like motifs similar to those around the shoulder of this flask are found on a number of Venetian glass pieces from the late 15th and early 16th centuries, see Dwight P Lanmon and David Whitehouse, Glass in the Robert Lehman Collection (1993), p.14 for a discussion. An armorial flask from the collection of Lady 'Lili' Maria Elisabeth Augusta Cartwright of similar date but more conventional circular form was sold by Bonhams on 29 September 2020, lot 4.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Flakon, Böhmen, 18./19. Jh. farbloses Glas, Emailmalerei, Silber, vergoldet; die Wandung mit einem Vogel und Blumen; Silberstandring und vergoldeter Schraubverschluss, H. 8 cm Flask, Bohemia, 18th/19th century glass, enamel colour, silver standing ring, gilded screw cap, h. 8 cm

Große Zinnschraubflasche, Nürnberg, datiert 1681 Zinn, graviert; sechskantige Flasche, umlaufend reich mit Blüten und Blättern graviert; frontseitig und rückseitig ein Wappen mit dem Monogramm "F. HM.", unter der Mündung bezeichnet: "Diese Flascheh ist mir Friedrich Holzman und Meier Hausfr. Bar: von meinl. H. Gev. NR: v. F.G. Mar: wegen seinel Tauffb: S. verehrt wordt", "All Mein Anfang Mitel v. End / Stehet Alles in Gottes Hand", Schraubverschluss datiert "1681"; Zinnmarke für Jobst Sigmund Geisser (siehe: Hintze, Nürnberger Zinngiesser, Bd. 2, 1921, S. 117, Nr. 351); kleine Fehlstelle am Boden, H. 40,5 cm Big tin flask, Nuremberg, dated 1681 tin; screw cap; emblem monogrammed with "F. HM." on the front and on the reverse, inscribed: "Diese Flascheh ist mir Friedrich Holzman und Meier Hausfr. Bar: von meinl. H. Gev. NR: v. F.G. Mar: wegen seinel Tauffb: S. verehrt wordt", "All Mein Anfang Mitel v. End / Stehet Alles in Gottes Hand", lid dated "1681"; pewter mark of Jobst Sigmund Geisser (see: Hintze, Nürnberger Zinngiesser, vol. 2, 1921, p. 117, no. 351); traces of use on the bottom, h. 40.5 cm

A silver spirit flask, Birmingham 1891, 14cm high, 205gms Condition Report: Available upon request

A silver spirit flask, Birmingham 1937, rectangular with engine turned decoration, 12cm x 8cm, 149gms Condition Report: Available upon request

A lot comprising a tray lot of EP - salts, spirit flask, cutlery and a tray of loose cutlery Condition Report: Available upon request

Copper and brass powder flask, Enfield Sergeants tool, and a Lee Enfield brass oil bottle.

Collection of items, to include a game carrier, two leather shot flasks, two copper and brass powder flask, an 'Irish' shot flask, horn powder flask and an Eastern powder flask.

Pair of H. Nock percussion pistols, 1.5 inch turn off barrels, engraved boxlock actions fitted with safety catches, with a later non-original mahogany case and accessories including Joyce cap tin, powder flask, bullet mould, nipple key, shears, and screwdriver.Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: Actions work correctly. Barrels unscrew.

Three flasks, to include a Bartram's patent copper and brass powder flask, a leather and brass shot flask and a circular powder flask probably Afghan for a Jezail.

Dixon and Sons powder flask, with leather covering, also a powder measure.

Copper and brass powder flask, stamped 'Improved Patent, James Dixon and Sons Sheffield' also a leather and steel shot flask stamped 'Sykes Extra'

Euroarms .45 smooth bore percussion shotgun, mainspring broken, serial number 26989, modelled around a Kentucky Rifle, the 35 inch barrel decorated with scrollwork to match the lock, the figured stock fitted with brass furniture including patch box, together with a bag of accessories to include powder flask, round balls, patches, caps and capping tool.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT.Condition report: Mainspring broken.

Clive Bowen (b.1943) Moon flask slip-decorated with honey and dark glaze 36cm high.

VICTORIAN SILVER COLOURED METAL SMALL PERFUME MOON FLASK with screw-off lid, the body repousse with floral and rococo scrolls, with chain hanger, 1 3/4in (4.4cm) high; a WINE BOTTLE CORK with silver plated bird pattern pourer and a Stratton POWDER COMPACT, (boxed as new) (3)

A James Dixon & Sons twelve-gauge chamber brush with turned ebony handle, a small brass powder flask and shot flask and a CM Powers patent gun cleaner, the three-piece brass cleaning rod with concealed oil bottle and turned screw in the handle, (4).

Silver cigarette case with engine-turned decoration and an Art Deco silver plated hip flask of stylised design with engine-turned panel (2) Condition ReportPlease see attached further images. We do not offer postage, please contact either mjmpost458@gmail.com or info@mbecheltenham.co.uk for a quote.

Roman glass unguent flask of square form with single handle, the neck with seal, 13cm high and with unknown contents

A Victorian oval glass spirit flask with detachable silver beaker and screw bun cover with guard chain, John Linegar, Birmingham 1877

A Victorian oval silver-mounted spirit flask with detachable beaker, John Linegar, Birmingham 1871, to/w another spirit flask with detachable beaker, bayonet cap and simulated crocodile leather-clad shoulders, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1922 (2) - 1922 flask engraved 'Tinker' and dated (deep will leave shadow if polished out); glass all ok to both although light surface abrasions; smaller flask displaying bruises to both corners of detachable beaker

A 19th century Continental cut ruby-glass scent flask, the gilt metal hinged cover as a turquoise-inset coronet with applied wire-work, 11 cm high, to/w a small Bohemian ruby flash scent flask and stopper with broad skirt and foliate decoration, 12.5 cm high (2)No damage

A white metal hip flask with hinged bayonet bun cover (marks rubbed - tests as silver), 4.1oz (130g), to/w an Adam style oval mustard and open salt with blue glass liners, London 1928, a small cauldron mustard, two small silver spoons, an Ottoman .800 grade pill-box and an unmarked white metal thimble, chased with country house view (6)

An Edwardian stitched leather lunch-pack comprising a cut glass flask with hinged silver bayonet bun cover, Andrew Barrett & Sons (Piccadilly) London 1904, and a gilt-lined electroplated sandwich box - apparently unused 

Two shooting sticks with folding seats and a three-bottle spirit flask set in leather case (3)

Two silver plated sandwich boxes in leather cases and a glass and silver plated drinking flask: (3)

A rare cased percussion cap hammer sighted transitional six shot revolver by Joseph Bourne: the 5 1/2 inch octagonal barrel signed as per title to top flat, no fore sight or rear sight, plain cylinder with engraved edge, scroll chased rounded action with bar hammer and full nipple guard, trigger guard engraved en suite, chequered two piece wooden grips, engraved cap well to butt, together with bullet mould, copper powder flask and accessories in a fitted oak case with retailer label to lid for 'W T Hancock & Co,London'.

Hornby and other Makers 00 Gauge unboxed Goods Rolling Stock Hornby SR Utility Van, bogie twin tank Blue Circle Cement wagon, BR yellow Breakdown Crane, EWS low sided wagons (3), ECC Quarries blue Hoppers (3), EWS silver Hoppers (3), 6-wheel Milk Tank wagons (2), SC open truck, Bachmann Loadhaul MKS Mineral wagon (2), OCO Tank wagon, bogie Nuclear Flask wagon 43, Wire Coils wagon, Fish Vans (2) PO open wagons (3), Lima PO wagons (5) and a poor Tri-ang open wagon, generally VG-E (34)

A delftware spirit flask mid 18th century, London or Bristol, of barrel shape with concentric moulded rings to each end, the middle with a single bung hole, decorated all over in a powdered blue glaze, 12.5cm. Cf. Frank Britton, English Delftware in the Bristol Collection, p.253 for three similar examples decorated in powdered manganese.

A brown stoneware spirit flask dated 1808, incised to one end with the initials 'EM' above the date 1808, and a pearlware Bacchus jug, formed as a bearded mask with a further mask of a toper forming the spout, brightly enamelled, 24.3cm max. (2)

A brass and copper gunpowder flask by T Collins, Birmingham, embossed gamebirds, a carriage lamp converted to electricity, a copper kettle and pans, brass candlesticks, tazza and bellows.

A silver baby's spoon set by R P C & Co, Sheffield 1944, reeded handles, a silver and bone miniature purse, inscribed "Many Happy Returns Of The Day" with floral decoration to front, a silver and ivory teething ring, three silver-rimmed / topped scent bottles, a spherical ivory and white metal lidded flask, ivory / bone lace bobbins etc.

Early 20th Century hunting flask, the tapering flask with white metal cap and star cut base, housed in a brown leather travelling case

Early 20th Century hunting case, consisting of sandwich tin and hip flask, housed in a brown leather travelling case

A Royal Copenhagen ornament modelled as a hen, height 14 cm, together with twenty five pices of Aynsley floral-patterned and gilt-rimmed tea china, a Continental handpainted circular ceramic flask with lid, a blue and white glazed ware rerctangular posy holder and a pair pf pierced plain white glazed ware tea light holders. (30)

Surahi - Flacon à vinInde, Deccan, XVIIIe siècleEn argent ciselé et repoussé, à panse ovale reposant sur un piédouche circulaire en forme de feuille d'acanthe, flanqué de deux perruches, l'anse de forme feuillagé accueille également une perruche, le bec verseur s'épanouit en forme de "makara", le couvercle surmonté d'un oiseau. Une chaine retient l'embout du bec. H. :20 cm.P. B. 477g. A Deccani silversilver flask, Hyderabad, 18th centuryThe oval body, with a leafy handle, the lip flaring into a makara mouth, the top with a bird, two birds flanking a fluted domed foot

Grande poire à poudre en corneMaroc, XIXe siècleEn forme de croissant, la corne recouverte aux extrémités par une monture en argent très finement ciselé sur le devant, et de plaques de cuivre. Anneaux de suspension avec son cordage et bouchon en dôme tenu par une chaînette. Belle qualitéL. : 31 cmA Large horn and silver mountings powder flask, Morocco, 19th centuryProvenance : Collection particulière de Monsieur A., Paris.

Aiguière de pèlerin ottomaneEmpire ottoman, vers 1800En argent, à corps bulbeux reposant sur un étroit piédouche, à long col et couvercle en forme de dôme, l'anse et le bec serpentiforme, avec deux anneaux de suspension. Le corps et le couvercle sont gravés de guirlandes florales. (Restauration ancienne au couvercle). H. 30 cmAn Ottoman silver Pilgrim Flask, Turkey, circa 1800With squat body rising, with a double- curved handle and spout, engraved and punched with leafy floral decoration, the hinged domed cover surmounted by an acorn-form finial, with supsension loops.Références : Pour un modèle proche, voir Sotheby's, Londres, 24 avril 2012, lot 232Cette aiguière illustre clairement l'influence artistique croissante du style européen à Istanbul au 18ème siècle.Malgré son décor d'inspiration européenne, cette aiguière était à l'origine utilisée pour une fonction spécifiquement musulmane. Il aurait été utilisé pour stocker l'eau bénite du puits zamzam rapportée par les pèlerins musulmans de La Mecque.Sa qualité hautement décorative est également révélatrice du règne de Mahmud Ier, qui accorda plus d'attention à ses compositions poétiques et aux arts qu'à ses affaires d'État.

A group of collectables, to include silver plate and leather hip flask, cased pair of pipes, 12 inch folding Hockley Abbey measure, Zenith lighter etc. Both pipes in good condition.

An Edwardian mantel clock, an oak trinket box with carved decoration and a pair of eastern floral flask shaped vases

An Art Deco style green glass perfume atomiser; a small cased Stratton lipview; and a continental white metal and coloured stone decorated scent flask

TEN ROYAL DOULTON CHARACTER JUGS, 'North Staffordshire Drummer Boy' D7211 (exclusively for Royal Doulton International Collectors Club 2005), 'Merlin' D6536, 'Capt Henry Morgan' D6469, 'Bootmaker' D6585, 'Beefeater' D6251, 'Mine Host' D6513, 'Robin Hood' D6534, two 'Falstaff' D6385, (one liqueur flask, empty) and 'Pied Piper' D6462 (10)

A BOXED JOHN BESWICK MALLARD, JB34, height 11cm and a Beswick 'Eagle' whisky flask No 2104 (empty) (2)

A MIXED LOT, to include two metal and glass hip flasks in leather with captive lids, another silver plated hip flask, two silver clothes brushes, stamped sterling a broken silver comb, a silver bookmark designed as a trowel, and an Edwardian silver replica anointing spoon, hallmarked London 1902, makers mark 'CB'

A Crown Derby dish, diameter 26.5cm, a Beswick ram, a Royal Crown Derby flask in the form of a cat and a Royal Copenhagen model of a duck

A 19th century Chinese blue and white moon flask, 22cm and a A Chinese famille rose tea canister and

Five items of Art glass, including a 'clown' flask and stopper, a heavy shaped oval bowl, a smaller shaped oval cased bowl, a Swedish swan (signed) and a Verrucci Bregogna paperweight

2 boxed & new Dalvey pocket cups & a new & boxed Dalvey pocket flask

A variety of vintage plated ware including desk top lighter, salt and pepper pots in the form of quail, napkin rings, hip flask and more.

A varied lot of items including early 20tch century chain coin purse, hip flask, leather jewellery rolls and travel boxes, wooden trinket dish and more.

Cased deactivated .44 black powder percussion cap revolver Serial No. 419 with brass frame and two piece wooden grips in fitted wooden case with reproduction powder flask bullet mould, cap dispenser and tools (deactivation certificate 15/01/2015) (RFD only)

19th C brass and copper powder flask by G and J.W Hawksley, embossed with deer hunting and oak leaves (overall length 21cm)

19th C copper powder flask with embossed scene of a stag

Small brass and copper muff pistol powder flask with plain bag shaped body marked Sykes, with lanyard ring (length 8cm)

28 Whisky miniatures including 100 proof Strathisla, 100 proof Mortlach, 1 Bleneagles in a sportman's flask, Crawfords, Mackinlay, Campbells, VAT 69 and others (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Vintage Silver Plated Thermos Flask, Enclosed in a Leather Case, 35cm high, Also with another Leather Case, (2)

A Crown Ducal King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Coronation Emu Wines flask and stopper, circa 1937, printed factory marks, stamped 'Emu/Australian Wines', printed with a world map with Commonwealth countries highlighted, with a Coronation wreath and inscription, date 12 May 1937, height 21cm