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Mixed Box of Collectables, Includes Silver Photo Frames, Pens, Hip Flask, Silver Sovereign Case, Brooches etc. Interesting Lot.

Elizabeth II Excellent Quality - Engine Turned Bow Front Sterling Silver Hip Flask, Screw on Top. Hallmark Birmingham 1951, Maker M.D.Y. Excellent Craftsmanship. Weight 175.1 grams.

A late 19th century French white metal and mother-of-pearl perfume flask with pierced foliate and filigree body, length 6.5cm (lacking suspension chain).

Collection of 6 x antique powder / shot flasks t/w vintage brass flask (22cm) - all in used condition

Antique 1896 silver bayonet topped drinks flask by William Amaziah Ellwick - 15.5cm high with metal cup (stuck) t/w silver plated smaller flask with leather detail

A 19TH CENTURY ETCHED GLASS RECTANGULAR SPIRIT FLASK, dated 1851, H 28.5 cm, together with three further 19th century decanters (4)

COLLECTION OF VINTAGE FISHING RODS, AND FISHING TACKLE the nine rods including Milbro, in canvas pouches, along with a tackle bag with fly box and flies and lures, also a hip flask and a pocket warmer

NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE FLASK CANTEEN, ALONG WITH A WHIP AND BATON the flask with leather and fur detailing, the whip of braided leather and the baton in woodthe flask 28cm high Qty: 3

A 19th Century Turkish percussion cap pistol and a British gunpowder flask. 44cm

SILVER CONCAVE FORM SPIRIT FLASK, BIRMINGHAM, 1928, WEIGHT APPROX 140g

A Victorian silver mounted glass hip flask and other silver first Sheffield, no date letter, James Dixon & Sons, hinged cap with bayonet fitting, initialled, together with a late Victorian snuff box with repousse scroll decoration and crimped borders, Birmingham, Adie & Lovekin Ltd, an Edwardian foliate engraved vesta case, another vesta case with linear engine turned decoration, initialled, a silver mounted desk magnifier, Sheffield, 2003 Mappin & Webb, an engine turned silver topped jar and a large electroplated hip flask, (7)first length 12.5cm., weighable silver approx. 3.12oztCondition:Good condition commensurate with age. Slight knocks to box borders

An antique Tiffany & Co repousse perfume/flask bottle formed as a two-handled Roman Amphora, the upper section with pull-off lid marked Tiffany & Co Sterling, the body elaborately decorated with a Bachanalian scene, on hanging chain, 6cm long, 26.3 gms

An amethyst tinted spirit flask, Low Countries or German, late 18th centuryOf deep purple tint, the flattened ovoid form moulded with vertical ribs, the short cylindrical neck slightly flared at the rim, with a shallow basal 'kick-up', 14.3cm highFootnotes:ProvenancePrivate Collection, BelgiumSimilar flasks are illustrated by Willy Van den Bossche, Antique Glass Bottles (2001), p.159, pl.113(1) and (3). They are often indistinguishable from Stiegel-type flasks of Continental shape produced at the same time in America.This 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

A rare enamelled Milchglas holy water flask, dated 1662Of square section with rounded shoulders, the sides painted in colours with Christian iconography with titles on a continuous yellow banner below, one with the Virgin and Child with St Anne on a cloud above a castle, titled 'S. ANNA 1662' above 'Iakub Chareƶa.', one with the Flight into Egypt, the Virgin and Child on a donkey with Joseph walking beside, titled 'FUGA AD EGIPTUM', one with the burning of men alive at the word of the prophet Elijah from the book of 2 Kings, the Virgin and Child on a cloud above, inscribed '1662 MY' between, titled 'S. Maria. Carmeli', the last with St Dominic receiving the Rosary from the Virgin Mary, titled 'S. Dominic', a formal border to the shoulder, the pewter-mounted neck with a screw cover, 18.1cm highFootnotes:The identity of Jacob Chareza, presumably the individual for whom this bottle was made, is unclear but the surname is unusual and prevalent in Poland. The 1747 city inventory of the Lubartów estates records a 'Jakub Charęza na Zarębinym' living on Krzywe Koło street, who may be of some relation, see Dariusz Kupisz, 'Mieszkańcy i zabudowa Lubartowa w inwentarzu miasta z 1747 roku', Rocznik Lubelski (2016), p.243.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A scarce engraved South German silver-gilt mounted Rubinglas bottle, circa 1700In deep ruby-red glass, of square section with sloping shoulders and canted corners, each side engraved with a bird perched in an animated pose upon a stylised spray of fruit and foliage, the shoulder and the base each with a spray of flowers, with an elaborately chased and embossed silver-gilt cover, 15cm highFootnotes:Rubinglas became incredibly popular in Southern Germany and frequently engraved with sprays of fruit such as this, either with or without birds perched on top. The quality of the engraving suggests that they are unrelated to the finer examples engraved with fruit by the Nuremburg masters and it is possible that the engravers were located closer to Munich or Freising, which were centres of ruby-glass production. A flask of different form but with similar engraving from the Ernesto Wolf Collection is illustrated by Brigitte Klesse and Hans Mayr, European Glass from 1500-1800 (1987), no.80. Compare also to three engraved beakers illustrated by Dedo von Kerssenbrock-Krosigk, Rubinglas des ausgehenden 17. und des 18. Jahrhunderts (2001), pp.184-5, nos.120, 121 and 123. Four-sided bottles such as this are relatively rare and were sometimes part of travelling or apothecary sets.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century coromandel wood and inlaid mother of pearl dressing case, with drawer with silver plated accessories and mirror. 18.5 cm x 31 cm x 22.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The box is in generally good condition. The top is flat and free from any splits. All of the mother of pearl is present. The hinges are in good condition. Both drawers spring out as they should. At the bottom edge at the left-hand side the veneer has been reattached and a line is visible. The same comments apply to the bottom edge of the right-hand side. There is a repair to the bottom rear right-hand corner. The front panel and drawer are in good order. The mirror is showing signs of perishing to the plate. All but one of the jars and flasks that are present are in good order. The front left-hand corner flask has been broken. One flask is clearly not original and there is one missing. The bottom drawer snaps back into place but is ever so slightly proud of the main carcass when in the closed position. It protrudes by less than 1 mm and is nowhere as near pronounced as on the image.

A small collection of silver mounted dressing table jars, pillboxes, salts etc. Tallest 9 cm (8) CONDITION REPORT: The spoons are in generally good condition with no significant wear to the bowls. All hallmarks are clear. They have clearly seen little use but all have minor losses to the enamel but no losses of major significance. The pair of cased salts are in generally good structural order but both have tarnishing to the gilding, one more so that the other. The silver topped oval jar top is in good condition. The hallmarks are clear and there is no rubbing. The inside top edge of the flask itself has chips which are covered by the lid and the interior is dirty. The small square box with cherubs to the lid has dents around the extremities and the lid does not shut flush. The heart shaped box lid is generally good order as is the base. The two circular salts have numerous dings and dents to the top silver rim and are dirty. The bases are in good condition. The cherub topped cylindrical jar base is in good condition the top has several dents. The thimble is in good order. The small silver lidded circular box is dinted to both the lid and the base.

A Chinese ceramic twin handled moon flask, enamel decorated with ladies and children in a garden, inscription to verso, four character marks to base, 33.5cm high

A hallmarked silver hip flask, H. 11cm. W. 152g.

Three iridescent glass vases, one with paper label for Isle of Wight and the other two unsigned. Tallest 23cm. Width of the moon flask shaped vase 18cm. (3)

AN ANTIQUE COPPER POWDER FLASK, with embossed decoration and a quantity of pen / pocket knives

A WW2 DUTCH / FRANCE BOMBER AIR CREW FLASK, a military thermos and three other cans / tins

19th century Chinese export porcelain blue and white underglaze decorated moon flask, having Chilong dragon handles and reserved circular panels depicting musicians and other figures. 26cm high approx. PG White Collection label to base. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Minor restoration to neck.

Vintage Thermos military flask 

copper and brass powder flask 

glass and leather hip flask, copper horn, oil can, Haig whiskey bottle etc 

Collectors lot to inc Decoy egg, thermos flask, ice bucket, Elvis print, ammunition belt, thermos flask etc

Assorted military including a WWII military pocket watch, shell cases, a knife, a shot flask and a pair of spurs.

A 20th century sterling silver spirit flask with screw cover, the body with engraved and gilt bamboo decoration, height 5.2cm, together with matching funnel/spoon, boxed.

A George V silver hip flask of curved rectangular form with screw lid, Birmingham 1918 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, weight 76.5g, height 9cm.

ORIENTAL CERAMICS, celadon glazed stoneware flask vase, dragon and hoho bird incised design, 18cm height (foot rim chip)

HUNTING, 19th century embossed copper shot flask, together with 4 various daggers (needing restoration)

A large silver-mounted leather and glass hip flask, by Frederick C Asman & Co, Sheffield 1921, 18cm high, 11cm wide Condition Report:Available upon request

A combination powder flask for a pistol, bottle shaped copper body impressed 'SYKES', brass top with fixed powder spout and sprung shutter, brass base with compartments for ball and caps under swing-out covers; together with another similar combination flask, the top with powder pout and ball compartment under a shell embossed cover, the base plate unscrewing to reveal a cap compartment. [2]The George Geear Collection

An English 86 bore six-shot 'pepperbox' percussion revolver with scarce screw-on bayonet, fluted cylinder 3 in. with numbered barrels, Birmingham proof, acanthus engraved self cocking bar hammer action with German silver frame, back strap engraved 'D. EGG', triangular section spike bayonet interchangeable with the stop screw on the front of the arbor pin, steel belt hook, walnut grips; in a fitted mahogany case with accessories comprising: powder flask, turnscrew, oil bottle, bullet mould and cap tin; together with a quantity of lead balls. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.The George Geear Collection

A collection of small powder flasks, including: a nickel silver flask of pistol or revolver size, bag-shaped body, decorative collar, fixed spout; another pistol flask, violin-shaped copper body with embossed border and foliate details, brass top with graduated spout; a bag shaped flask embossed with a game scene; another with shell embossing, and five others similar. [9]The George Geear Collection

A quantity of sporting powder flasks, including a copper-bodied example of faceted bag shape, a steel-bodied bag shaped flask by Hawksley, and six other similar flasks, all with adjustable brass spouts. [8]The George Geear Collection

A good powder flask of pistol or revolver size, by G. & J.W. Hawksley, bag shaped copper body with steel suspension ring, brass top with graduated spout and strung shutter; another with three other small bag-shaped powder flasks of similar form, by Dixon, Sykes and Hawksley, respectively, the latter with leather-clad body. [4]The George Geear Collection

A 54 bore Adams Model 1851 five-shot self-cocking percussion revolver, octagonal barrel 6.25 in., top strap engraved 'WM TRANTER ST MARY'S SQUARE. BIRMINGHAM', frame engraved with acanthus scrolls and inscribed 'ADAM'S PATENT' and 'No 6602 Y', one piece chequered wooden grip, engraved steel butt trap; in a fitted oak case with accessories comprising: Adams marked double cavity mould for spurred ball and conical bullet, powder flask, turnscrew and nipple key, oil bottle and cleaning rod. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.The George Geear CollectionAn early example of an Adams revolver produced or retailed by William Tranter. See Ron Stewart, 'The Firearms of William Tranter, Birmingham Gunsmith', pp. 12-16 for a discussion of this series of revolvers.

An English six-shot 'transitional' revolver, octagonal barrel 5.5 in., cylinder with radially aligned nipples, acathus engraved self-cocking action with bar hammer, chequered wooden grip, in a later fitted case with associated accessories including a brass nipple key and a powder flask, facsimile trade label for William & Powell inside lid. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

C Ingram and John Rigby & Co.: a superb .451 percussion match rifle with provenance to the Captain Arthur Blennerhassett Leech, heavy round barrel 34 in. (an 1878 replacement numbered 14886), top inscribed 'J. RIGBY & Co. DUBLIN & LONDON', fore-sight block with dovetail, hooked breech with platinum blow-out plug, bolted lock with line engraved border and inscribed 'C. INGRAM', chequered walnut pistol grip stock with horn nose and grip caps, mounting points for the back sight above the wrist and at the back of the comb, removable sights in a small fitted case including two screw-adjustable fore-sights (one with a platinum line and the other of globe type) and a vernier adjustable aperture back sight; in a fitted oak case with accessories including: bullet mould with base plug, protective 'false muzzle' numbered to the barrel, powder flask, powder measure, main-spring clamp, powder funnel and other items.Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament. 127.9cm OAL The George Geear Collection Major Arthur Blennerhassett Leech (c. 1815-1894) Rifle Volunteer officer and pioneering competitive shooter.Born in Ireland into an old County Kerry family, Leech trained as a solicitor, before leaving for India, where he worked for a period of ten years. Upon his return to the British Isles he became an officer in the London Irish Volunteer Corps, partaking with enthusiasm in the the culture of rifle marksmanship that characterised the volunteer movement. In 1866 he founded the Dublin University Rifle Club at Trinity College Dublin, and the following year he founded the Irish Rifle Association. In October 1873 he wrote a challenge to the marksmen of America which was published in the New York Herald the following month and which resulted in the inauguration of a series of international matches shot in America and in the genesis of American long-range rifle shooting competitions.Leech was Captain of the Irish team that shot in the first Irish-American match at Creedmore in 1874, and he there presented a silver cup, the Leech Cup, which remained in use into the 21st century - the oldest such prize in American competitive shooting. He afterwards presented the rifle that he had used there to Colonel George Armstrong Custer. Leech again captained the Irish team for the return match - the famous Dublin Internation Match of 1875. It is supposed that it was with the rifle offered here, subsequently re-barreled by Rigby in 1878, that he shot on that occasion.

A 54 bore five-shot Third Model Tranter trigger cocking percussion revolver, serial number 15735 T, octagonal barrel 6 in., shell and scroll engraving to frame and barrel, third model rammer and double trigger assembly each with oval 'TRANTER PATENT' mark, London proof; in a fitted mahogany case with accessories comprising: Tranter marked double cavity bullet mould, bullet tin and contents, bullet lubricant tin, cap tin, powder flask, turnscrew, nipple key, cleaning rod and oil bottle. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.The George Geear Collection

A cased pair of English 22 bore flintlock dueling pistols retailed by Lewis & Tomes, hexagonal twist barrels 10 in., lyre shaped back sights, top flats with 'LONDON' inlaid in gold, hooked breeches, platinum lined touch holes, Birmingham proof, foliate engraved locks inscribed 'LEWIS & TOMES', waterproof pans, roller bearing frizzen springs, adjustable triggers, walnut half stocks with chequered saw-handle grips and iron nose caps, engraved steel furniture, brass tipped wooden ram rods; in a fitted mahogany case with flush folding brass handle, with accessories comprising: loading rod with interchangeable worm and bullet puller heads, combination powder flask with separate compartments for bullets and flints, turnscrew, brush and main spring clamp. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.The George Geear Collection

An English 96 bore six-shot 'pepperbox' revolver, fluted cylinder 3 in., Birmingham proof, self cocking bar hammer action engraved with foliate scrolls, chequered wooden grip; in a fitted oak case with accessories comprising: powder flask, oil bottle, combined bullet mould and ram rod, and cleaning rod, trade label for William Clarke, case lid with brass escutcheon (loose) and M/S label (ink faded). Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.The George Geear Collection

An unusual powder flask of pistol or revolver size, the bag-shaped copper body embossed with Egyptian hieroglyphs, brass top with graduated spout and sprung shutter.The George Geear Collection

A quantity of rifle and other sporting powder flasks, including: a Hawksley patent rifle flask with leather covered steel bag-shaped body, the double-shuttered brass top with graduated charger sliding against a scale and secured by a hand-screw; another steel bodied rifle flask by Hawksley, brass top with graduated swing-out charger; a rifle flask by James Dixon, leather covered steel body, nickel plated top with adjustable double-shuttered charger; another by Bartram, similar to the last; another of this type, being a Parker-Hale reproduction; and four others. [9]The George Geear Collection

A 50 bore five-shot Second Model Tranter trigger cocking percussion revolver, serial number 12034 T, octagonal barrel 6.5 in., detachable second model rammer, top strap inscribed for the retailer 'B COGSWELL. 224 STRAND LONDON'; in a fitted oak case with accessories comprising: bullet tin, lubricant tin, Tanter marked double cavity bullet mould, powder flask, turn screw, nipple key, oil bottle and cleaning rod; with Cogswell trade label. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.The George Geear Collection

A collection of various items, including a pair of Wellsworth welder goggles, a Dinky Toys ensign glass airliner, scent flask, button hook, etc

An Antique brown leather brass-mounted holster and belt, the holster having 3 crowns impressed upon the flap, an 18th century leather and brass-mounted shot flask, etc

A SILVER HIP FLASK by G & J W Hawksley, Sheffield 1931, of plain rounded oblong form with pull-off base and screw action hinged cover, 4 1/4" high, 4ozs 2dwts gross (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Gross including the very light cork in the cover, good.No engraving. Bayonet good, cup is a tight fit (not too tight!), no seams visible. Untested for leakage.

Aviation related trinkets, comprising Corgi diecast planes, model Faberge type eggs revealing planes, planes in glass bottles, hip flask, etc. (1 tray and loose)

20th century A.D. An undated, archaic style funerary vessel with flask-shaped body, pierced lug handles at the shoulders suspending a link chain and beast-head handle, pedestal foot; both faces decorated with a panel displaying figural scenes in raised relief, a dancer at the centre flanked by animals and scrolling tendrils, musicians standing to either side; extensive remains of polychrome pigmentation. 445 grams, 19.5 cm high (7 5/8 in.). [No Reserve]Acquired 1990s. West Country, UK, collection.

4th century A.D. Flask with squat bulbous body and broad shoulder, slender cylindrical neck with flared rim, dimpled base; iridescent surfaces. Cf. The Corning Museum of Glass, accession number 78.1.14, for similar. 44 grams, 11.2 cm (4 3/8 in.). [No Reserve]From a family collection mostly formed in the 1940s-1950s, thence by descent.

A quantity of silver plated items, to include a chocolate pot, spoons, trays, cocktail flask, large sugar duster, etc, and a boxed set of knives marked 'American Silver'. (20)

A Joseph Rodgers and Sons horn hafter knife, 12cm blade, leather sheath;    a miniature miner's lamp;   a compass;   KKW camera lighter;   hip flask;  1940's scout belt, scarf and toggle;   a Brownie camera; shooting stick;    etc

A small collection of 19th century shooting relating items, including an air cane box of boarded construction, bearing interior label, an embossed copper powder flask, decorated with hunting dogs and gamebirds, another powder flask, probably for a pistol, and a group of cleaning rods. Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

A large collection of various late 19th century gunpowder tins and dispensers, including a large Curtis's & Harvey's Sporting Gunpowder flask with woodcock or snipe pictorial, a John Hall & Sons No. 3 Large Grain Rifle Gunpowder flask and a Dupont Superfine FFFg Gunpowder tin from Wilmington, Delaware. Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

A George VI Silver, Leather and Glass Hip Flask by James Deakin, Sheffield Hallmark 1947, 14.5cm high

Silver spirit flask, Birmingham 1918.

1.25inch etched damascus turn-off barrels, border and foliate engraved actions, folding triggers, ebonised wooden butts with ivory butt caps set with white metal traps, contained in their blue felt lined wooden case complete with flask, mould and ivory topped cleaning rod. Ivory declaration submission number JS11DVB3.