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Lot 2316
A Mid 19th Century French .46 Calibre Six Shot Percussion Revolver by Houllier-Blanchard, Paris, with blued finish, the 16cm octagonal sighted barrel engraved F.P.Houllier-Blanchard Bte.a Paris to the top flat, the right side set with hinged loading lever, the right side of the frame and the cylinder numbered 694, the trigger guard with recurving finger rest, the walnut chequered grip carved with formal leaf tips behind the frame, the rounded pommel set with steel hinged cap box, 31cm; a Copy of a US Brass Powder Flask, embossed with crossed State standards and cannon, with screw-out charger (2)
Lot 2326
A Pair of Late 18th Century Officer's Belt Pistols by Knubley, London, converted to percussion from flintlock, each with 23.5cm steel barrel faintly stamped LONDON, the underside with traces of London proof marks and stamped STUBBS, with signed lock plate, walnut stock with facetted grip and squared off pommel, steel ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with pineapple finial, with steel belt hook and steel tipped wood ramrod, 38.5cm, in an oak case fitted with accessories including copper combination flask, cleaning rod with brass jag, steel bullet mould etc. Each pistol has black patching to the metalwork, with small splits and old repaired patches to stock.. Actions work, holding at full and half cock. Copper combination flask has small dents. Steel bullet mould is very pitted. Case has two small splits at diagonally opposing corners of the lid.
Lot 2348
A Pair of Late 18th/Early 19th Century Officer's 20 Bore Percussion Pistols by H W Mortimer, London, converted from flintlock, each with 20cm browned steel barrel, signed within a tear-drop panel to the top flat and with London proof marks, with signed lock plate, walnut full stock with brass escutcheon engraved FM 1831, brass ramrod pipes, trigger guard and side plate, with bag butt and horn tipped wood ramrod, in original oak case, the green baize lined interior fitted with accessories comprising copper pistol flask of canted rectangular form, steel bullet mould, ebony and brass cleaning rod, lead bullets and a typed note regarding provenance **Purchased by the Honourable Francis Mulliner, the carriage builder of Northampton, in June 1811. They were converted to percussion in 1831 as described on the escutcheons.. Actions work, hold at full and half cock. One has a split to the stock along the ramrod groove. Minor bruising and scratches to both stock. Baize lining of case is worn and shabby.
Lot 2347
A Tranter's Patent Double Action Five Shot 120 Bore Percussion Revolver by Wm. & Jno. Rigby, 24 Suffolk St, Dublin, with blued finish, the 9cm octagonal barrel engraved with maker's name to the top flat flanked by leaves and with Birmingham proof marks, the right side of the frame engraved No.19912 T, with hinged safety latch, the left side stamped TRANTER'S PATENT, and with Tranter's Patent side rammer, with chequered walnut grip, in original mahogany brass screwed case the green baize lined interior fitted with accessories comprising brass and steel bullet mould, copper pistol flask, pewter oil bottle, ebony handled turnkey and nipple key, cleaning rod, two tins with paper labels for Tranter's Patent Lubricating Composition and Lubricating Bullets, an Eley Bros. cap tin and instruction leaflet. Action works. Retains much of the original bluing. Some scratching and fine pitting. Wear to baize lining and some scratching and bruising to case.
Lot 2291
A 19th Century Copper Pistol Flask, of plain bag shape, with external steel spring and brass charger; Accessories, comprising four pewter oil bottles, one stamped G & J W Hawksley, four bone and one ebony pellet/nipple boxes of cylindrical form with screw covers, and four Joyce percussion cap tins (14)
Lot 2290
A Xythos Automatic Miniature Pinfire Revolver, with magazine and cartridges; a Quantity of Gun Accessories, including two modern copper pistol flasks, a bullet mould, a pair of tweezers, tins of caps, nipple key, turnscrew, blank firing cartridges, an Arab steel small powder flask with suspender bar, a small knife with ribbed brass handle screwing into the cylindrical scabbard, two cases suitable for conversion for pistols etc
Lot 397
A Silver Hallmarked Barrel Shaped Cigarette Dispenser, London 1929, with engine turned decoration, initialled and with presentation inscription to "Henry Collingwood Kaye by his colleagues at Midland Bank Ltd ....28th Feb 1933", a silver hallmarked napkin ring and a half leather covered spirit flask.
Lot 268
A COLLECTION OF PLATED ITEMS INCLUDING A TWO BRANCH/THREE LIGHT CANDELABRA a baluster shaped hot water jug with a wicker-bound scroll handle; an oval broad-fluted milk jug; a round spirit or hip flask; two small baluster mugs; a pair of short round and beaded candlesticks; a round open floral wirework sugar bowl with a blue-glass liner; various Continental flatware including; a table service with fluted and beaded handles comprising eight dinner knives, eight dinner forks, eight spoons, eight small forks, eight dessert spoons, eight tea spoons, two large fruit fruit spoons, a large spoon, two smaller fruit spoons, two pickle forks, a small sauce ladle; a large dessert spoon; a fish knife and fork; a fish server
Lot 230
2nd Life Guards Officer’s Undress Pouch with Buff Belt and Shoulder-Cords.A good Victorian pouch of black patent leather, the flap bearing a dead and bright gilt plate with a crown above the gilt collar of the Garter, mounted with the Garter Star in white metal and enamel and flanked by LG cyphers, reversed and intertwined, above “Waterloo” and “Peninsula” scrolls. The buff leather pouch belt approximately two and three-quarter inches wide, with plain wavy buckle, tip and slide in gilt metal, and a blue flask-cord. GC Marks and staining to the belt. (2 items)
Lot 231
Life Guards Officer’s Pouch Belt, Waist Belt and Sword-slings.Good examples, possibly for 1st Life Guards pre-1922, or for post-1922 Life Guards. The pouch belt of two and a half inch gold Oakleaf lace on red morocco lining and edged with blue velvet. Plain wavy gilt buckle, tip and slide, with crimson flask cord. Pouch of black patent leather, the flap bearing a crown above the ornate gilt collar of the Garter, mounted with the Garter Star in white metal and enamel and flanked by LG cyphers, reversed and intertwined on crimson velvet, above “Waterloo” and “Peninsula” scrolls ... together with a waistbelt of one and three-quarter inch gold lace on black morocco leather with blue velvet edging. Rectangular frosted gilt plate mounted with a crown above the gilt collar of the Garter, mounted with the Garter Star in white metal and enamel and flanked by LG cyphers, reversed and intertwined, above “Waterloo” and “Peninsula” scrolls ... set of Life Guards gold-laced sword slings included. Near VGC. (3 items)
Lot 333
Four items of brassware to include an antique Turkish Ballah Ibrik (coffee pot) of flask form, scroll handle terminating in dog mask, profusely decorated with raised panels of flora and ribbons, straight tapered spout on four stub feet, an antique small mortar and pestle, a small tea urn and a brass paraffin lamp (4).
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