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4.5inch sighted octagonal blued barrel engraved W. CLARKE LKUDGATE HILL, scallop engraved blued cylinder, border and scroll engraved frame, finely chequered two-piece wooden grips, contained in its blue baize lined mahogany case, the outside of the lid with circular brass escutcheon engraved with the owner's initials GB and crest, a pheasant's head, complete with flask, mould, cleaning rod, turnscrew, nipple key, nipple pot, oil bottle and cap tin, the lidded compartment with turned horn lifter.

2.25inch turn-off browned damascus barrels, border engraved burnished steel actions decorated with scrolling foliage and scalloped motifs, folding triggers, scroll chiselled bag-shaped wooden butts, white metal butt caps with sprung traps, contained in their burgundy velvet lined, close fitted inlaid wooden case, complete with original accessories to include flask, mould, oil bottle, turnscrew, cap pot, two-lidded compartments turned wooden lifters

4.25inch sighted octagonal barrels, border and scroll engraved rounded actions, belt hooks mounted on the left side, flared chequered wooden butts, swivel ramrods, in a blue baize lined mahogany case, complete with flask and mould, the lid with brass escutcheon engraved MR E.W. BRIGHTMAN 1854 (2)

9.5inch sighted browned damascus barrels engraved Wogdon London in script, the scallop engraved case colour hardened breeches engraved BARTON, border and scroll engraved stepped and bolted locks signed Wogdon and with traces of case colour hardening, full stocks with chequered slab sided wooden butts, border and foliate engraved trigger guards with acorn finials and traces of original blued finish, horn topped wooden ramrods, contained in their green baize lined mahogany case, the lid with label for LANG'S GUN & PISTOL REPOSITORY, three-way powder flask, mould, oil bottle, pan brush, turnscrew and two lidded compartments with ivory lifters. Ivory declaration submission number MCBUNQCW.

30.75inch sighted octagonal barrel, the lockplate struck with a Nuremberg mark, Stockel b5225 pg894, full stock profusely and finely inlaid with vignettes of flower heads and tendrils, the butt inlaid with a wild boar to one side and a large crest on the other, further decorated with a hunter and hound, the former bearing a boar spear and a hare, all in horn, the butt plate incised I653 and with the initials NA or HA, horn topped wooden ramrod, together with a pierced circular fruitwood powder flask and a later wheel-lock combination tool. (3)

9.5inch sighted browned damascus barrels engraved INO RICHARDS STRAND LONDON, stepped and bolted locks signed INO RICHARDS and decorated with a flash behind the pans, set triggers, half stocked with border engraved steel mounts, the trigger guards decorated with stands of arms and with pineapple finials, chequered wooden butts, one wooden ramrod and one horn topped wooden ramrod, contained in their relined mahogany case complete with commensurate accessories, to include a three-way powder flask, two lidded compartments with ivory lifters. Ivory declaration submission number 1ARL89W9.

6.25inch sighted octagonal barrel engraved Deane, Adams & Deane, 50 King William St. London Bridge, border and scroll engraved frame, good traces of original blued finish, contained in a green baize lined oak case, the inside of the lid with maker's trade label, the outside of the case with circular brass escutcheon engraved with the owner's crest and initials, complete with flask, mould, nipple key, cleaning rod and cap tin. Honourable George Henry Douglas joined the Royal Navy as a Sub Lieut in July 1841 and eventually became Admiral in March 1885, Naval General Service Medal, SYRIA and BALTIC.

7.5inch sighted browned damascus barrels engraved London, Sir Charles Clarke in gothic script, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened locks, three-quarters stocked with chequered wooden grips, border and scroll engraved blued trigger guards, swivel ramrods, contained in their faded purple velvet lined mahogany case, complete with three-way flask, oil bottle, mould, turnscrew, nipple key, loading and cleaning rod, cap tin, nipple pot, the two lidded compartments with turned horn lifters. Both guns retain all of their blued finish, most of their case colour hardening and good traces of brown. Splits to underside of action on one pistol.

1.5inch turn-off barrel with scallop engraved decoration at the muzzle, border and scroll engraved action with angled sliding safety, engraved ELLIS PATENT SAPT. and NOTTINGHAM, further finely engraved with stands of arms, the slab sided wooden butt inlaid with floral and foliate white metal plaques, contained in a later green baize lined case complete with flask and oil bottle, one lidded compartment with ivory lifter. Ivory declaration submission number V593PTYJ.

3.5inch fluted barrels with traces of case colour hardening, border and scroll engraved rounded action with good traces of case colour hardening, the tang engraved COGSWELL 224 STRAND LONDON, scroll engraved case colour hardened hammer, chequered bag-shaped wooden butt, contained in its plum velvet lined mahogany case, complete with flask, mould, turnscrew, loading and cleaning rod and a cap tin.

A Victorian small silver spirit flask with a plain rectangular body and a hinged, twist-open cover, engraved on the front with two crests and the initials ‘M.B.F’ by William Summers London 1883, 8cms long – 2.8oz.

A Victorian silver mounted glass spirit flask, monogrammed, by Norman Marshall, London 1891; and a silver mustard pot, with a high-domed cover and ball finial, (blue glass liner), by J. C. Lowe, London 1965, the flask – 5oz weighable silver. (2)

A George V engraved silver card case, initialled by Robert Chandler, Birmingham 1919; a small rectangular silver spirit flask, by W. Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1915; and an oval silver spirit flask by George Unite, Birmingham 1907, the latter 10cms long – 7.85oz. (3)

A late Victorian silver-gilt mounted toilet set in a fitted tan leather case to include: a pair of mounted cut glass scent bottles, four various mounted cut glass jars, a mounted cut glass spirit flask, and a mounted timepiece of waisted rectangular form with a swing handle; also fitted with a tortoiseshell dressing table set consisting of a hand mirror, two hair brushes, two clothes brushes and a comb, each individual piece with an applied script monogrammed, the silvergilt pieces by Norman Marshall, London 1898/1899, the case 33.5cms long – 7.4oz weighable silver.

An early Victorian silver spirit flask in the form of a shot or powder flask, engraved with a crest below the motto ‘PRO DEO REGE LEGE’, no maker’s mark, London 1839, 13.5cms long – 2.9oz.

A Victorian silver mounted clear glass claret jug, with a wrythen-fluted, flask-shaped body and angular handle, and a plain mount, inscribed ‘To H. White from H de VS Dec. 14th 1886’, by J. Grinsell and Sons, Birmingham 1886, 22cms high.

Leather cased hunting canteen by Merry 21 St James's London, comprising a silver plated sandwich tin and silver mounted glass flask, silver flask mount hallmarked Mappin & Webb Ltd, London 1913, tin and flask mount stamped Merry St James' St, together with an leather cased plated and glass conical flask, the leather case stamped 'McMULLEN DUBLIN'Sandwich tin with scratches. Some deeper than surface. Light wear to plate. Merry flask with some dents to silver mount and rubbing to hallmark. Conical flask with dent to mount and some oxidation. Leather cases with some scratches. Conical flask case additionally with nick.

A Bajixiang blue and white moon flask, bearing Kangxi reign marks to base. Height 41cm. Missing neck and handles.

A box containing a Wedgwood Jasper ware lighter; other lighters; hip flask; purse etc.

A Chinese blue and white moon flask with square seal mark to base

Small collection of brass and metalwares to include platters, powder flask, nutcrackers, etc.

SHEFFIELD SILVER TWIST LOCK TOP SPIRIT FLASK, WEIGHT APPROX 259.4 GRAMS

A FINE PAIR OF FRENCH 15 BORE PERCUSSION, RIFLED OFFICERS PISTOLS BY BERTHON PERRIN, AIX EN PROVENCE, CIRCA 1830 WITH NUMBERS 1 & 2 ON THE BREECHES AND BOTH INLAID WITH PLATINUM LINES, HAVING 8 AND ¼" BARRELS, BORDER ENGRAVED TANGS WHICH INCORPORATE THE REAR SIGHTS, SIGNED BEVELLED LOCKS ENGRAVED WITH THUNDERBOLTS AND ALSO BORDER ORNAMENT. SET TRIGGERS, FULL WALNUT STOCKS CARVED WITH FOILAGE AT THE TANGS, FINELY CHEQUERED BUTTS WITH REBLUED ENGRAVED STEEL MOUNTS COMPRISING OF SPURRED TRIGGER GUARDS WITH NEO-CLASSICAL URN FINIALS TWO PIECE SIDE PLATES, BUTT CAPS AND REAR RAMROD-PIPES ENSUITE, SILVER BARREL BOLT ESCUTCHEONS , HORN FORE END CAPS, AND EACH WITH BONE TIPPED RAMROD. IN ORIGINAL FITTED WALNUT CASE, LINED IN GREEN BAIZE AND COMPLETE WITH BRASS MOUNTED HORN FLASK, TURNSCREW AND BULLET MOULD . IN NEAR PERFECT CONDITION WELL CARED FOR AND A FINE PAIR OF FRENCH PISTOLS BY A RENOWN FRENCH MAKER. THIS ITEM IS COVERED BY THE SECTION 58(2) 1968 FIREARMS ACT

A BOX OF METALWARE AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a brass E. Thomas & Williams Ltd Aberdale miner's lamp, a military enamel flask stamped 'CN/AA 0341, 1953, Jury' with the broad arrow mark, an empty tin marked 'Sterilizing Outfit for Use with Water Bottles, Keep Dry', a compass in a wooden box, a boxed Gowilands Hand Viewer magnifying glass, a cased set of apothecary scales, three copper sprayers, a small group of glass paperweights, a pair of opera glasses, etc (1 box) (sd)

Rich dark brown glaze. Flask with crouching fox on the top, the brushy tail forming the handle. On the face is relief image of the Sporting Squire. Silver topped cork included. Royal Doulton backstamp. Dimensions: 6.75"L x 6.5"W x 7.25"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Small scent flask made of ceramic and decorated with raised relief designs and finished in blue and green glazes. Brass hinged fastener. Issued: 19th centuryDimensions: 5"H x 1.25"Dia. Manufacturer: Doulton LambethCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is, as found. Repairs present.

This flask features a greenish background with a scene on the front titled A Sailor's Story, showing two sailors in seventeenth-century dress pausing for a yarn while unloading casks on a beach. A companion stands nearby with a musket, and a ship under full sail is visible offshore. The reverse bears CA 1909, and the base is printed with Greenlees Brothers Claymore Scotch Whisky Distillers. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: c. 1909Dimensions: 4.75"L x 4.75"W x 6.75"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A stoneware flask shaped like a book showcases a boat on the cover, with a spine that reads A Ramble Round the Globe, T.R. Dewar, and Hatto and Windus. Doulton Lambeth backstamp. Dimensions: 3"L x 1"W x 5"HManufacturer: Doulton LambethCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

The Kingsware dark glaze Watchman flask features loop handles and is shaped like a cloaked gentleman wearing a tricorn hat. The Watchman, a precursor to the policeman, patrolled the streets at night, carrying a lantern and staff while announcing the weather and the hour. Royal Doulton backstamp. Rd No. 436948. Issued: c. 1900Dimensions: 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 10.25"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A Copper Powder Flask decorated Alamo and a leather Shot Flask being full

19th / early 20th century, still life study with flowers, butterflies, bowl, flask and casket, oil on board, signed lower right, 14.5 x 22cm, framed

Two leather cased hunting glass flask and sandwich box sets, one flask having hallmarked silver top.

A group of three fully hallmarked sterling silver collectables to include a Hip Flask, capstan ink well and vanity brush.

An early 20th century silver-mounted glass hip flask, London 1913, 15cm high, and a three handled glass match strike with silver rim, Birmingham 1898, 6.2cm high CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT*  Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  All payments MUST be electronic

2 Boxes of assorted items to include Copper Powder flask, Watches, Beer steins and collectors dolls

Copper Powder Flask, 3 Leather Knife Frogs, Persian turned vase and assorted items

An early 19th century creamware inscribed flask, c. 1805. It has 'James Birch, July 17, 1805' to the base. 18 cm tall. (1)

Kitchenalia comprising two brass clockwork spit jack roasting spits, a metal spice basket with a central nutmeg grater, a leather bound hip flask, a wooden pestle, Salter's balance scale, a metal Cooking Time-Table sign, Owbridge's of Hull bottle and plaque etc. together with a three drawer telescope.

A miscellaneous lot to include .925 silver pocket watch, two Charles Horner Dorcas thimbles, fruit knives, silver charm bracelet, .925 bookmark, silver salt spoon, plated flask etc.

A hallmarked silver hip flask by Charles Edwin Turner Birmingham 1913. Inscribed with a circled number 4 and the initials B W. Weight 149gm.

Kuba wooden engraved powder flask, DRC, circa 1900Kuba houten gegraveerde kruitfles, DRC, circa 190014 x 13 cm

Large carved sculpture of Guanyin with children, composed of pieces of bone, in her right hand she holds upside-down a flask of Amrita, the elexir of life that she pours out over all humanity, signed at the bottomGrote gebeeldhouwde sculptuur van Guanyin met kinderen, samengesteld uit stukken been, in haar rechterhand houdt ze omgekeerd een fles Amrita, het levenselixer dat ze uitgiet over de hele mensheid, onderaan gesigneerdH 34 cm

HORST KERSTAN (1941-2005) "Schultervase" 1981 Kolbenförmiger Korpus, abgesetzter Standring und langer Hals, dunkelbraune Glasur mit pastoser Überlaufglasur, unter dem Boden Werkstattstempel und braune Pinselsignatur, H: ca. 48 cm. Leichte Altersspuren, Hals mit Haarrissen wahrscheinlich durch die Herstellung der Vase bedingt. | HORST KERSTAN (1941-2005) "Shoulder Vase" 1981Flask-shaped body, stepped stand ring and long neck, dark brown glaze with pastose overflow glaze, workshop stamp and brown brush signature under the base, h: approx. 48 cm. Slight signs of age, neck with hairline cracks probably caused by the production of the vase.

WW1 D. Stock 1918 Edinburgh Military Compass No. 121378-belonging to Sgt. W. Fairweather- 1st Battalion Scots Guards. Together with a powder flask produced by James Dixon & Sons Sheffield.

Two crates of collectables; Art Glass clown figure, Denby tea pot, sugar and cream, Whisky flask set, Royal Albert Silver Maple pattern tea set, crystal items and many more items

A Selection of collectables; Silver plated Goose wine craft, Pair of Carnival glass plates, Grants whisky flask set in fitted case, silver plated cigar box & other items

FRENCH GILT BRASS FOUR-GLASS MANTEL CLOCK, white enamel dial with Roman numerals surrounding the visible Brocot escapement, bevelled glass panels, eight day movement, double flask mercury compensating pendulum, 27cms high, with keyProvenance: private collection SwanseaComments: wear overall, not tested as working, viewing recommended

COLLECTION OF TREEN TABLEWARE, including sugar caster, goblets and flask, table salts, toddy ladles, boxwood, mahogany and fruitwood etc. largest 24cms h (qty)Provenance: the Karl Johansen (1937-2021) Collection, by family descent

MIXED GROUP OF TREEN including boxwood castle moneybox, three egg timers, olive wood match holder/strike, horn beaker, miniature cauldron and cover with metal fittings, Corsican gourd flask carved and stained with insects and birds, titled 'Mentone', Moroccan wood powder flask, etc., largest 19cms hProvenance: the Karl Johansen (1937-2021) Collection, by family descent

ASSORTED ANTIQUE GLASSWARE, comprising fruiting vine engraved globe and shaft decanters and stoppers, slice cut rummer, leather cased four flask travelling set (4)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: one decanter with chipped rim and chipped stopper, leather case stained and misshapen

Lemaire Fab., Paris, a pair of late 19th century collapsible "Powder Flask" gilt opera glasses, with leather bound covers, lever rotational objective lenses, and rotational focusing central cylindrical thumb wheel, 12cm wide.

AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF DETECTING FINDS TO INCLUDE A PILGRIM FLASK. A collection of varied detecting finds to include a part Roman fibula brooch, pilgrims flask, Seal, coins and other items. *CR Mixed states.

Edwardian silver mounted hip flask, the glass body overlaid with crocodile effect leather, with silver collar, cap and removable cup engraved with initials, all hallmarked G & J W Hawksley, Sheffield 1907, H13cmCondition Report:Removable cup approx 1.67 ozt (51.9 grams)

THREE VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED SCENT FLASKS, ALL LONDON one with red glass ovoid body, the push button hinged top covered in scroll foliate engraving excepting a vacant roundel, Francis Nisbet, 1856, 8.5cm long, one of ribbed clear glass, the push button hinged swirl-lobed top inscribed 'E.S.M. FROM CECIL', George Brace, 1887, 9cm long, and one as a small double flask of cylindrical clear glass with screw-on and push button rounded ends, Thomas Johnson, 1880, 8cm long

A GEORGE III SAILOR'S 'BUGBEAR' FLASK, DATED 1806 the coconut with all-over low relief decoration of two roundels flanked by feathered patterning, to the obverse with a naval fouled anchor and surrounding inscription 'MARY BRISON 1806' within a berried laurel band, the reverse with a star of six lozenges, the face with paktong-set eyes and removeable stopper centring the gaping mouth with filed teeth, mounted on a copper spreading foot with geometric borders and lattice pierced band, 16cm highThis bugbear may have been carved by the naval rating Robert Brison (Westmeath 1772-1840 Portsea) for his wife Mary (née Sibley, married in 1803 at St Mary's Portsea), whilst serving with the Royal Navy in the Caribbean onboard HMS Acasta. HMS Acasta was a 40-gun Royal Navy fifth-rate frigate, which saw much service in the West Indies; by 12 January 1806 she was anchored in Carlisle Bay, Barbados, afterwards involved in the battle of Santo Domingo.

A VICTORIAN SILVER SPIRIT FLASK, CHAWNER & CO., LONDON, 1877 flattened oval, with detachable beaker base and chained screw-on cap, to one side engraved with an achievement of arms and entwined initials CPdeA, to the other with the family's crest and a monogrammed A, 11cm long, 147gThe arms are those of Ainslie of Pilton, Edinburgh, the flask engraved for General Charles Philip de Ainslie (1808-1889), whose military career culminated in his appointment as a full general in 1877 and who added the 'de' to his surname by deed poll in 1878.

A VICTORIAN SILVER SCENT FLASK, FRANCIS HIGGINS & SON, LONDON, 1888 flattened conical, decorated all over with roses on a matted ground, an oval initialled AM, the ribbed cap hinging to a glass liner interior with ground-glass stopper, 15.3cm long

A VICTORIAN SILVER SPIRIT FLASK, ALFRED TAYLOR, BIRMINGHAM, 1862 the ovoid body with vacant shield surrounded by overall scroll foliate engraving, with fluted screw-on cap, 12.5cm long, 86g

A VICTORIAN SILVER DOUBLE SCENT FLASK, SAMPSON MORDAN & CO., LONDON, 1881 cylindrical with rounded ends, covered in engraved scrolled foliage on a hatched ground, each top with roundel monogrammed BH, one end hinged and opening to push button, the other end unscrewing, glass lined, 11cm long

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED SCENT FLASKS AND ANOTHER TWO SILVER-MOUNTED SCENT FLASKS, ALL LONDON the pair hob cut flattened circular glass, with screw-on silver bun covers, George Brace, 1877, 11.5cm high, one as a double flask formed as a decagonally faceted glass cylinder with silver-gilt end mounts, one with a sprung cap, the other with screw cover, both engraved 'HVD' and 'May 2nd' or '1858', maker's mark indecipherable, 1858, 14cm long, the last as a Patent scent flask/dispenser, the faceted glass of flattened oval form, the screw-on mount with hinged cover, Thomas Johnson, 1871, 15cm long