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Lot 185
Collection of vintage perfumes in original packaging and seals together with EPNS hip flask, a Waterman's pen in original presentation box, two good condition Habana Bolivar cigar boxes, miscellaneous pottery, trinket boxes, jewellery boxes, silver and tortoiseshell brushes, etc.Condition ReportNo cigars in boxes.
Lot 118
A 19th century Chinese blue and white moon flask with moulded mythical beast handles. Painted in underglaze blue with a ground of lotus scrolls and two panels containing a pair of dragons. Along with a Japanese Imari bowl. Moon flask 30.5cm. Flask with very slight fritting only. No chips, cracks or repair. Two rim chips to the bowl.
Lot 143
Two World War I Officers leather campaign flask cases. One containing a silver plated flask, marked to the base for The Icy-Hot Bottle Company, Cincinnati, USA, 36cm high. Marks, wear and some cracking to the leather. Some straps detached or missing. The remaining flask with dents and some loose material can be heard from within.
Lot 280
An Eastern European ruby overlaid glass scent flask and matching casket, a cut glass scent bottle with blue enamelled collar and one other scent bottleCONDITION: - scent glass probably Czech but possibly Bohemian, good condition, slight pitting to the atomiser mount, height 12cm- casket in good condition, height 14cm- blue collar bottle possibly very slight grinding to the top of the stopper, collar looks to be white metal, label to base has been removed, height 14cm- final bottle is a set of four etched glass - two with orange enamelled collars and two with pink enamelled collars, the base enamelled to match the pink so possibly two have discoloured, base metal is brass, the pink collar bottles stoppers fit, once had stems dropping down into the perfume but these are now missing, the other two have ill-fitting stoppers which again both have broken stems, base pierced collar lifts away, some cracking and possibly retouching to enamel, height 12cm
Lot 398
A collection of Wedgwood Jasperware decorative items, including a mantel clock, various boxes and covers, a boxed photograph frame, a boxed scent flask, table lighters, candlesticks, vases, a small plaque, a napkin ring, etc, mainly pale blue with one lilac and two white ground items (29 pieces)
Lot 343
TWO BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASS etc, to include an unmarked Chinese Moon Flask, approximate height 31cm, Oriental baluster vase, Limoges miniature tea for two, Shorter Brothers character jugs, Dartington 'Innovate' orange glass vase, Gabriel Milesi art glass vase, Continental blue glass table centrepiece, boxed miniature Delft cups and saucers, vintage lamp shades etcCondition Report Flask has no obvious damage except between hind legs and tail on animal on neck, cracked on both sides, some firing marks
Lot 473
A DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE AND SILVER MOUNTED MUSTARD, of tankard form, incised decoration, silver maker George Fox, London 1871, impressed and incised marks to base, chip to footrim, height 10cm, together with a Nailsea type blue and white glass flask, length 19.5cm and a press moulded glass beaker (3)
Lot 14
A Victorian cut glass silver mounted scent flask, Thomas Jones Watson, London 1873, the threaded lid of plain polished form, 14cm long, with an Edwardian cut glass silver mounted globe scent bottle, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1907, the hinged cover with repousse Art Nouveau floral motif, 11cm high, an Edwardian silver wet mustard, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1908, the mustard of boat form on shaped feet with gadrooned rim, the hinged lid with shell thumb piece, with fitted blue glass liner and associated spoon, and a selection of silver cutlery comprising: four butter knives, John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1919, three teaspoons and two seller spoons (12) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE
Lot 159A
Local interest: A silver cased pair cased pocket watch with 'T Weatherby, Church Street, Market Drayton' repair labels to the case, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, gilt movement numbered '507', case with sponsors mark 'JW', with an attached double albert chain together with a silver plated hip flask with Royal Warwickshire Regiment motif (3) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
Lot 431
An early 19th century Chinese porcelain blue and white moon flask, of typical form, decorated with two panels of confronting dragons, reticulated lugs flanking a cylindrical neck, 22cm high, a pair of 18th century blue and white canted rectangular dishes, 27cm wide, and a Chinese blue and white tulip vase, 23cm high (4) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE
Lot 113
Collection of gun case accessories, to include fifteen tins / boxes for caps, pellets and cartridges, the Gaupillat box still containing percussion caps, a Remington oiler, five other oil bottles, one with Air Ministry stamp by T.E. Bladon & Sons, another with double end for oil and pull through cleaner, a spring spouted pan priming powder flask, a capping tool and a boot pull.
Lot 17
John Blisset 18 bore muzzle loading double rifle, serial number 3514, the 28.25" Damascus barrels with windage adjustable front sight and three folding leaf sights for 100, 200, 250 yards, engraved 'John Blissett 322 High Holborn London' the breach engraved with a tiger's head and fitted with platinum plugs, complete with ramrod with worm, the chequered stock with silver escutcheon engraved with a Pegasus above a pole and the initials J.P.G. the butt mounted with patch box engraved with a lion, the butt plate tang and lock plates engraved with stags, the locks fitted with safety catches, scrolling pistol grip trigger guard engraved with a tiger, fitted into a period case, originally the property of Major Magnagten 8th Hussars, with outer leather case bearing the owners name, the inside of the oak case bearing maker's label, the outside with escutcheon engraved with a wolf above a pole, the case containing an oil bottle, and powder flask, and screwdriver all named G&J.W. Hawksley, as well as a nipple key, cleaning rod, ivory brush, tin of R.Joyce caps, wad punch and bag of lead balls. Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.
Lot 22
Cased Parker Field muzzle loading percussion target rifle, serial number 10547, with two interchangeable 36.5" barrels chambered in .577 numbered 10547 and .451 numbered 10548, each engraved 'Parker Field & Sons makers to her Majesty, 233 Holborn London, both barrels fitted with key adjustable tunnel sights, the .577 barrel fitted with rear sight, chequered pistol grip stock fitted with Vernier tang sight named 'Manchester Ordnance & Rifle Co.', scroll engraved lock and furniture, complete with original canvas and leather case, the lid bearing maker's label, containing loading / cleaning rod, Bartram & Co. 'Extra Quality' powder flask, two .577 bullet moulds, nipple key, and brass muzzle protector. Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.
Lot 30
20th Century Colt Dragoon .44 muzzle loading percussion revolver, serial number 25587, 7" barrel, fitted onto case hardened frame, six shot cylinder roll stamped Texas ranger battle scene, fitted into a mahogany case lined in green baize containing seven original tins of percussion caps, reproduction powder flask, and brass muzzle protector, together with original box and a Colt belt buckle. UK RFD OR A FIREARMS LICENCE WITH CORRECT VARIATION FOR .44 REVOLVER REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT.
Lot 31
Cased Williams and Powell percussion pepper box pistol, .32 calibre, six shot fluted cylinder on scroll work engraved frame engraved with makers name and fitted with finely chequered grips, contained within mahogany case lined with red baize bearing label to inside lid reading ' Williams and Powell successors to the late A. Patrick Gun Makers 10 Pool Lane Liverpool', containing powder flask with double trap base, ivory cap box, bag of lead balls, bullet mould and loading / cleaning rod with two jags. Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.
Lot 33
Pair of William Bond 16 bore officer's pistols in later case, 9" barrels with top flat terminating in a star engraved '59 Lombard St. London' and fitted with German silver front sight, engraved locks with roller frisson and sliding safety catches, chequered stocks with palm shelf grips inlaid with oval escutcheons, fitted into a later case containing bullet mould, short started rod, full cleaning rod, oil bottle, and powder flask with compartment for balls and a trap at the base containing spare flints. Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.
Lot 568
An Art Deco Goebel novelty flask modelled as a young girl in bright orange poke bonnet holding a colourful bouquet of flowers, the reverse embossed with a Jiminy Cricket style figure, the cork stopper as the back of her bonnet, 14cm, impressed mark, c.1930; a continental porcelain full pincushion doll, semi-nude dancing girl in lace and ribbon skirt, 24cm, unmarked; a German porcelain model of a bathing beauty reclining on a white sheet, green bow in her bobbed hair, orange shoes, 14cm wide, impressed crown mark and number 7923 (3)
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