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Lot 55
A small cloisonné enamel moon flask, 16th century, Ming Dynasty, of flattened circular form, the gently rounded sides rising from a short foot to a cylindrical neck, flanked by a pair of notched handles, finely decorated on each side with six lotus blossoms borne on meandering leafy stems encircling a Taiji diagram, all between further lotus heads at the neck and a band of wavy upright lappets around the base, 12.5cm highSee a very similar moon flask sold at Sotheby's New York, 16th March 2016, Lot 329Provenance: Property of a Gentleman collected in the 1980's or 1990's 明16世纪 掐丝珐琅太极图抱月瓶拍品来源：英国私人收藏，购于上世纪九十年代Condition Report: Extensive loss to the enamel, especially to the bottom and the two sides of the flask, rim with loss and dent, wear to the gilding, the bottom is detached from the flaskCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 303
A PERCY TENANTRY POWDER FLASK OR HORN, polished horn body with brass mounts, the nozzle with sprung scoop measure, engraved F28, the base engraved with the Percy Tenantry Crest, two brass sling mounts, together with a Percy Tenantry powder flask, characteristic pear-shaped leather wrapped body with clear side panel inserts, sprung brass nozzle. The latter bears no crescent crest to the nozzle but a typical Percy Tenantry flask. (2)
Lot 308
A 19TH CENTURY OFFICER'S PRIMING FLASK, polished horn body with sprung brass nozzle and spun brass filler cap, two suspension loops, together with a Gunner's priming flask with sprung brass nozzle and turned wooden filler plug, two suspension loops. The former sometimes referred to as being for a baker rifle. (2)
Lot 309
A 19TH CENTURY OFFICER'S PRIMING FLASK, polished horn body with sprung brass nozzle and spun brass filler cap, two suspension loops, together with a Gunner's priming flask with sprung brass nozzle and turned wooden filler plug, two suspension loops. The former sometimes referred to as being for a baker rifle. (2)
Lot 310
A 19TH CENTURY OFFICER'S PRIMING FLASK, polished horn body with sprung brass nozzle and spun brass filler cap, two suspension loops, together with a Gunner's priming flask with sprung brass nozzle and turned wooden filler plug, two suspension loops. The former sometimes referred to as being for a baker rifle. (2)
Lot 311
A 19TH CENTURY OFFICER'S PRIMING FLASK, polished horn body with sprung brass nozzle and spun brass filler cap, two suspension loops, together with a Gunner's priming flask with sprung brass nozzle and turned wooden filler plug, two suspension loops. The former sometimes referred to as being for a baker rifle. (2)
Lot 318
A SYKES PIG SKIN COVERED RIFLE FLASK, together with a Hawksley, leather covered white metal mounted rifle flask with suspension chain, a worn Bartram rifle flask, a worn Dixon rifle flask, four embossed gun powder flasks, faults, two embossed pistol flasks, faults and four various leather shot flasks. (14)
Lot 323
AN AMERICAN EMBOSSED POWDER FLASK, decorated with dogs and game, probably the American Flask & Cap Company, some minor dents, a Dixon slanting nozzle Colt? flask, a very large gun flask, four embossed flasks, Wild Horses, Stag and Oak Leaves, Vines, Bulls Eye, an acanthus and a plain gun flask, faults, a further embossed mid-sized flask, a vellum flask, two horn flasks and a leather shot flask and a silvered embossed pistol flask. (15)
Lot 324
A SYKES GUN OR RIFLE FLASK, together with three further similar flasks, faults, seven various leather shot flasks, worn, a percussion pocket pistol, a small horn powder flask, two various antique pocket knives, an Italian fascist letter opener, a leather sheath and a shot carrier. Faults. (17)
Lot 335
A GOOD COLLECTION OF LOCK AND FURNITURE SPARES, to include 3 saddle bars for the Native Mounted Police Carbine, P.53 and Snider Sear and Main Springs, turned brass ramrod tops and concealed worms, further used main springs, cocks and lock plates, flask springs, 3 EIC lock plates and one other unfinished lock plate, five Frizzens (Bess?), various tumblers, sears, screws etc and a large crude percussion punt gun lock. (Parcel)
Lot 94
TWO BOXES OF ITEMS, to include five 'Barton Miniatures' Military figures, a brown cased set of three pink guilloche enamel and gold coloured trim brushes, with matching hand held mirror, a small quantity of costume jewellery such as beaded necklaces, brooches etc, a stainless steel, black sleeved hip flask, a box of broken ceramics, two white metal toast racks, together with a black cased jewellery box with contents of rocks and running medals, also included a Middle Eastern wooden handled scimitar dagger and scabbard
Lot 133
C. 224 to 651 AD. Sassanian. Pair of glass flasks. The first, in a pale blueish green fabric, comprises a flaring rim with an inverted conical neck, a sloping shoulder and truncated conical body. The lower part of the shoulder is painstakingly decorated with ground circular facets characteristic of late Sassanian glassware; further geometric faceting is visible on the neck and on the lower part of the body. The second vessel, which is a deep marine blue colour, comprises an outward flaring rim, a constricted neck and a wide globular body. The body is draped in an elegant circular trail, which runs repeatedly around the flask. The Sassanian empire which ruled from Afghanistan to Iraq during the third to seventh centuries AD is famed for the high quality of its ceremonial glassware, which was used both during banqueting and during religious rituals. Excellent condition; beautiful patinas.Size: L:set of 2: 80mm(smallest), 100m(largest)mm / W:60mm(smallest), 95mm(largest)mm ; 290g. Provenance: From an old British collection formed in the 1980s.
Lot 398
Lisa Green (20th/21st Century British)+ A pottery moon flask entitled 'Plot Pot', 20cm high, purchased from the Rock-a-Nore Gallery in 2005 and Bill Hamilton (20th/21st Century British)+ Two pieces of abstract pottery entitled 'Garden Art', 41cm and 43.5cm high, purchased at the 2013 Hastings Art Forum Auction This lot is part of a single owner collection of 20th and 21st century artwork owned by the late Tony Allen. Many of the artists featured are Sussex based and local to Hastings and Rye where Tony himself studied and exhibited. Tony was a keen patron and his extensive collection will be offered for sale over a number of forthcoming auctions + Possibly subject to Artist Re-Sale rights (Droit de suite) - For further information go to to www.artistscollectingsociety.org or www.dacs.org.uk CONDITION REPORT: Condition reports have not been included in the description. If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request
Lot 582
A Victorian Staffordshire blue & white printed tureen and cover, 21cm, together with stoneware specimen vase, two boxed Royal Worcester bone china pin trays, one other by Aynsley, and a pocket hip flask (6)Condition report: Tureen – crack to the rim and several chips, crazed to the interior, some discolouration, overall poor condition.
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