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Edward VII hallmarked silver hip flask with bayonet hinged cap and removable cup with gilt wash interior, Chester 1904 maker Marples & Beasley, height 13cm, weight 186g all in

Swaine & Adeney hunting horn, length 23cm together with a Dixon powder flask

A walking cane with hallmarked silver mounts, London 1916, and a walking stick with brass duck head, screw top and drinking vessel or flask within, longest 90cm

Two cased sets of silver teaspoons and coffee spoons, four various silver napkin rings and a cased three-piece condiment set, Birmingham 1937 - 10.7oz of weighable silver - to/w an Old Sheffield Plate snuffers tray, a hip flask with EP top and detachable beaker and crocodile-skin cover, three EP 'sword' meat skewers and a cased set of six EP tea knives (box)

A modern silver hip flask of slender form with engine-turned decoration, William H Manton, Birmingham 1992, 4.5oz, 14 cm longGood condition, little evidence of use, no engraving in cartouche

An engine-turned silver hip-pocket flask with hinged bayonet top, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1936, 5.6oz, 13 x 9 cmGood  undamaged condition, the hinged top works well and shuts tight

An Edwardian glass hip flask with silver screw bun cover and high-waisted silver slip beaker, Charles Fox & Co Ltd, London 1901, 16.5 cm high

A modern silver hip flask with hinged bayonet top, Carrs of Sheffield 2006, 5.5oz, 14 x 8 cmLight surface scratching, two small dents to the front of the body, top closes tight, no engravings, splits or repairs

A Victorian silver-clad oval hip-flask with screw lid and detachable slip beaker, John Linegar, Birmingham 1875, 12 x 6.5 cm Small dent to shoulder and slip beaker, cork not complete (snapped off)No engraving

A late Victorian hip flask with silver hinged bayonet bun cover and slip beaker, leather-covered shoulders, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1894, 13 x 6.5 cm - intact/original overall, heavy bruise to cap, leather shrinkage partially exposing joint, holds liquid without leakage, tarnished

A carved hard stone Indian powder flask in the form of a sea serpent dotted with red stones and other decoration In good condition

A Minton moon flask, painted by Baston, signed, with a portrait of a girl wearing a large feathered hat and fur lined jacket, the verso with gilt foliage in relief, gilt angular handles, four stile feet, 24cm high, c.1890

A George V silver curved rectangular hip flask, hinged bayonet cover, 8cm long, Birmingham 1924

A George V silver hip flask, hinged bayonet cap, stirrup cup to base, 15cm long, William Neale Ltd, London 1919, 10.5oz Condition Report: Marks rubbed, a couple of spot dents

A Victorian silver huntsman's pocket flask, screw-fitting cover with stirrup-cup, 15cm long, Birmingham 1896, 3.5oz

A Victorian silver oval hip flask, quite plain, domed hinged bayonet cover, 14.5cm long, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1897, 4.5oz

A Russian mixed metal gunpowder flask with highly decorated panels and carrying chain. Approx. 15 cm tall.

A silver coloured metal and clear glass flask, twist-cap cover, 10cm high

An Edwardian silver and clear glass hip flask, London 1906

A 19th century French faience novelty snuff flask in the form of a book inscribed "Take a pinch Old coch" 7.5cm high

Two leather powder flasks, a copper powder flask, a shot measure, brass candlesticks, horse brasses, other metal wares, and a bed pan

A small spirit flask and a chrome cigarette case

A single row of graduated cultured pearls knotted throughout onto pearl set clasp with safety chain to/w a Trifari simulated pearl and paste brooch and a seed pearl brooch in the form of a feather; a collection of vintage simulated pearl set Damascene gilt metal jewellery including nine brooches and necklace, and a white metal mesh pendant in the form of a purse enclosing a small phial of scent, on cable chain to/w a later scent flask on chain stamped 925  - mixed lot, condition of items variable but for the most undamaged, used, dirty

A collection of seven 19th century 'tear catcher' scent bottles with gilt decoration to/w a cut glass scent flask with silver top, Birmingham 1898 (8)

A 19thC Dixon & Sons three way shot flask, of small proportion in copper and brass with articulated top, 8cm high.

A copper and brass fluted bag shaped powder or shot flask

An R & J Beck Ltd Mk IX trench periscope dated 1918, rubber eyepiece perished, 56cm, handle replaced, a wood-handled bayonet, a Dixon & Sons plated Britannia metal hunting flask in leather case and a pair of folding opera glasses marked La Mignonne.

Three large ceramic planters, assorted ceramics, a pair of painted cat bookends, a Paxina camera, a transistor radio, a cased picnic set with fittings to include a Thermos flask, sandwich tin, plates, knives, forks, etc, a Rad 27 transistor radio, a leather rounders ball, Philips headphones in a box and a pocket Kodak with instructions for Nos. 1 and 1A Pocket Kodaks (3 boxes) 

Early 20th century silver and leather-mounted glass hip flask, Sheffield 1903, Walker & Hall, a silver-coloured metal shooting cup in fitted leather case and a silver-lidded pin case with engine-turned decoration and engraved fox to lid, 2oz approx (3) Condition ReportThe hip flask has surface scratches to both the silver and glass, tarnishing and accretions, small dents to the cap. The hip flask is water tight, it is corked so not currently usable. The leather has numerous scuffs and scratches. Flask still has some liquid inside.

Two Royal Doulton Dickensware plates and old stoneware flask

Middle Eastern metal mounted cow horn powder flask

Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel with silver plated mounts, Doulton tobacco jar and whisky flask (at fault) and a pottery decanter in the form of a monk

Late Victorian silver and leather hip flask, Sheffield 1900Cup is not initialled the bayonet cap is working. The leather is good both sides5.5ins x 3.5ins x 1 1/8in

Various wrist and pocket watches for parts and restoration, silver mounted hip flask and sundries

A Late Victorian Copper Two Gallon Flask Monogrammed J & JV Co. Ltd, 37cm high

A Collection of Curios to Include Vintage Players Playing Cards, Small Hip Flask, Oriental Cased Worry Balls, Jasperware Dishes, Spectacle Cases etc

A Collection of Curios to Include Handbag Mirror, Enamelled Egg, Dressing Table Mirror, Avon Cat Perfume Flask, Russian Ceramic Rabbit, Mother of Pearl Mounted Purse etc

A box of miscellaneous items including antique locks, mahogany chest handles, keys, part shot flask, ruler letter opener etc

HENRY NOCK, LONDON A FINE CASED PAIR OF .650 FLINTLOCK OFFICER'S PISTOLS, serial no's 277, circa 1800, with browned damascus octagonal to round 9in. barrels, each signed on the short top-flats 'H. NOCK, LONDON', the flats terminating in an engraved steeple with starburst terminal, bevel-edged flat colour-hardened and slightly curved locks with stepped and pointed tails, signed 'H. NOCK' below the semi rainproof pans, colour-hardened swan-necked cocks and frizzens, rollers to the frizzen-springs, walnut full-stocks with semi slab-sided chequered butts, brass furniture with numbered lower tangs, brass ramrod thimbles with rolled ends and horn-tiped ramrod, both pistols appearing to have seen remarkably little use and retaining much finish throughout and complete with their dark stained manufacturer's oak case, compartmented and lined with coarse green baize, (central compartment loose), original parchment Henry Nock' trade label inside lid and complete with a mahogany loading or cleaning rod, a red morocco leather covered two-way flask and a scissors mould with sundry other accessories..

EX W. KEITH NEAL: WESTLEY RICHARDS, LONDON A SUPERB CASED 13-BORE DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING-GUN WITH FLINT, SELF-PRIMING & PERCUSSION LOCKS, serial no. 2655/382, for 1833, with rebrowned twist 28 7/8in. barrels with steel fore-sight bead, the broad concave top-rib signed 'WESTLEY RICHARDS' in gothic script and stamped 'STEEL INSIDE' on the underside of both barrels together with the number '382', colour-hardened patent breeches each with four platinum lines and platinum-lined touch-hole and numbered '2655', engraved bolsters, broad top-tang engraved with scrollwork on a matted ground (traces of colour), two sets of locks, the first borderline and scroll engraved and signed in script 'WESTLEY RICHARDS' below the patent swept rain-proof pans, rollers to the blued steel-springs and complete with additional replacement nipple 'pans' and scroll engraved slab-sided hammers for the use of conventional caps, the second with similar engraving and signed on the rocking safety bar 'WESTLEY RICHARDS PATENT', elongated carved and engraved hammers and moulded and engraved self priming spring loaded priming pellet dispensers, both sets of locks and additional parts retaining the majority of their original colour, figured walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist (minor bruises and chipping, old repair above and behind left lock), finely engraved iron mounts retaining traces of original blued finish, the lower tang numbered '2655', colour-hardened trigger-plate with pineapple finial, oval barrel key escutcheons and original iron-tipped ramrod, together with its maker's green baize-lined and fitted mahogany case with accessories including a Sykes powder-flask, a bag of original patent pellets, spare parts for the pellet-lock mechanisms, spare steels for the flintlock mechanisms, a spring cramp, a wad punch, nipple key a small leather shot flask and a mahogany cleaning rod with detachable mushroom shaped pommel, the lid with parchment Westley Richards trade label, flush-fitting carrying handle, and circular escutcheon, the case also bearing its W. Keith Neal collection medallion numbered 'C214'.

GEORGE GIBBS, BRISTOL A GOOD CASED 120-BORE OVERCOAT PERCUSSION REVOLVER, MODEL 'WEBLEY WEDGE-FRAME TYPE', no visible serial number, circa 1855, with blued octagonal 3 7/8in. barrel, polished and radiused muzzle with engraved borderlines, small dove-tailed fore-sight, the top-strap signed 'GEORGE GIBBS, 29 CORN ST. BRISTOL', sighting notch to the top of standing breech, plain colour hardened five-shot cylinder with borderlines engraved to the leading edge, borderline engraved blued frame, blued external safety spring, spurless hammer, chequered walnut grip and iron grip-straps, heel-cap and trigger guard bow and equipped with a polished articulated rammer on the left side of barrel, the whole retaining much finish and colour together with its oak storage case with ten screw lid, the inside lined and compartmented in blue baize, parchment Gibbs label inside lid and containing a Bartram bag-shaped flask, a turn-screw and nipple key, a brass double cavity mould marked '120', two period Eley cap tins and an oil bottle, all also remaining in fine condition.

T. WILLIAMS, LIVERPOOL A CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION FIVE-SHOT REVOLVER, MODEL 'TRANTER'S PATENT', serial no. 20115T, fourth model circa 1858, with blued 5 3/4in. barrel, engraved band at muzzle, scroll engraving to the barrel throat sides, the top-strap signed 'THO. WILLIAMS, SOUTH CASTLE ST. LIVERPOOL' within an engraved border, pillar fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, borderline engraved cylinder with rope-band carved to the leading edge (faint traces of colour), borderline and scroll engraved solid frame with rocking safe to right hand side, double action mechanism with spurred hammer, walnut chequered saw-handled grip, colour hardened domed iron pommel-cap and guarder trigger, brushed bright borderline and scroll engraved Tranter's Patent rammer to left side of barrel, the whole a period refinish with a strong amount remaining, and complete in its 'Williams & Powell' labelled walnut storage case compartmented and lined in green baize and together with an earlier three-way flask, a period but un-numbered mould, period cap and bullet tins, an oil bottle, the original nipple-key and mahogany loading and cleaning rod.

W. PARKER, LONDON A FINE CASED 50-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED TRAVELLING-PISTOL, no visible serial number, circa 1835, with browned damascus 4in. side by side barrels, engraved lines and bands at muzzle, bead fore-sight, the concave top-rib signed 'W. PARKER, HOLBORN, LONDON', acanthus engraved top-strap with carved sighting groove extending the rib, radiused acanthus and border engraved boxlock action with engraved dolphin-headed hammers, sliding safes to rear, finely chequered walnut grip with clipped corner rectangular escutcheon at wrist, engraved domed iron pommel-cap with push-button release for the spring loaded concealed trapdoor, twin guarded triggers, fully engraved trigger guard bow and captive iron ramrod with damascus under-rib, complete in its maker's fitted walnut case lined and compartmented in dark blue velvet, small parchment Parker trade label to the inside of the padded lid and including period accessories such as a bone handled brush, a mahogany loading and cleaning rod, a scissors ball-mould, a red morocco leather container for spare nipples (empty), a nipple key and a three-way flask, external hook and lock closure (wood repaired around lock, key absent).

CHARLES REEVES, BIRMINGHAM A RARE CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER, MODEL 'REEVE'S PATENT', no visible serial number, conforming to patent no. 2690 of October, 1858, with 6in. octagonal barrel (much original blued finish), dove-tailed fore-sight, the borderline engraved top-strap signed 'CHARLES REEVES IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE-ACTION', standing notch back-sight to rear, plain colour hardened borderline engraved five-shot cylinder (faded), borderline and scroll engraved solid frame with screwed side-plate, guarded double-action trigger, long-spurred hammer, chequered one-piece semi saw-handled walnut grip swollen at the pommel and fitted with moulded and engraved iron cap, articulated loading lever mounted to left hand side of barrel with pin release for cylinder arbor retained by a flat spring, the whole retaining much original finish and complete with a period walnut storage case, compartmented and lined in dark blue baize and containing an Adams type mould numbered 5896, mahogany cleaning rod, cap tin, oil-bottle, turnscrew and later powder flask.

FORREST, OXFORD A CASED PAIR OF 32-BORE PERCUSSION PISTOLS, no visible serial numbers, circa 1828, with rebrowned twist 10in. octagonal barrels signed in script on the top-flats 'OXFORD' (rubbed), bead fore-sights, standing notch rear-sights, knock-off breech-blocks with moulded snails, top-tangs engraved with acanthus leaves, border and acanthus leaf engraved flat locks with sliding safes behind the engraved slab-sided hammers and signed 'FORREST', walnut half-stocks with chequered bag-shaped butts, engraved trigger-guards, single set triggers, white metal barrel key escutcheons and nose-caps, horn tipped under-barrel ramrods and complete in their probable original mahogany storage case relined in antiquity in green baize and containing the pistols together with a powder flask, turn screw, wad punch, loading rod and scissors mould.

A copper and brass powder flask; a pair of candlesticks and a copper and brass jug

A play along tin plate toy; a hip flask, toasting forks etc.

A VICTORIAN GILT RED GROUND VASE AND COVER 43cm high together with a quantity of various china including a pair of Royal Crown Derby blue and white cups, saucers and tea plates decorated in an Oriental pattern, some dessert plates decorated with flowers, a Worcester fluted tea bowl, a spirit flask in the form of a Friar, further decorative china Condition: the vase and cover with losses to the cover and repairs, some wear to the gilding, repairs to one handle; the china with some wear to gilding overall where it exists, generally as found

A white metal overlaid glass hip flask, with white metal cup and engraved monogram, 16.7cm.

A George V silver trinket box, 92mm and a Victorian silver hip flask(a.f.), London 1859, 11.6cm.

A large lot of vintage brass, including platters and chargers, boxes, jugs, bowls a door knocker and water jug with Islamic txt and similar hip flask

A George V Scottish silver hip flask of unusual design, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1923, the plain rectangular case shaped for the hand, with a slide-off cover opening to an angled spout with twist top, engraved with a monogram. 9.25cm by 7.5cm, 6.6 troy ounces

Nanny Still (1926-2009) a Swedish glass flask vase for Riihimaen Lasi, in a smokey blue/grey colour, etched marks to the base. Height 32.5cm

As new watch straps, watch boxes, RAF hip flask, collection of travel alarm clocks, oak cased aneroid barometer, and other items

An unusual late 19th/early 20th century silver-plate and leather novelty hip flask by James Dixon & Sons, modelled as a book, the spine gilt-tooled "An Excellent Idea / Goode", with silver plated corners, one engraved with a monogram, the twist top opening to a spout with maker's name etc. 11cm by 8cm by 2.25cm. Note: the "Goode" presumably refers to the luxury retailer, Thomas Goode

Vintage Grape Crusher shoe, syringe, pewter hip flask and WWII Thermos flask (4)

Bentley Interest: A 1920/30 Leather and Glass-Bodied Drinks Flask, with screw cap, the removable base with wing Bentley emblem, the underside stamped James Dixon & Sons, 12.5cm high

Jaguar Automobilia: A 1960/70 Stainless Steel Spirit Flask; A Jaguar Driver's Brown Leather Motoring Wallet; A 1970's Jaguar Cigarette Case; and A Mirror Compact, for a Jaguar lady driver (4)

Rolls-Royce: A Stainless Steel 64oz Capacity Drink's Flask, with red Rolls-Royce badge to commemorative the 75th Anniversary, with screw-cap fitting, 28cm high

Norton Motorcycles: A Comoy's of London Leather Covered Gilt Metal Cigarette Case, 10cm high; A Rolls-Royce Chrome Plated Cigarette Case; A Brown Leather Covered Spirit Flask, with enamel badge The Nigerian National Petroleum Associate; A Renault F1 Gilt Metal Time-Keeping Notepad; and A 1950's Lotus Chrome Plated Cigarette Case (5)