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Lot 701
AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK PISTOL the 7 inch sighted, tapering steel barrel hexagonal to the bore, with a bevelled lock, figured walnut full stock with horn cap, and brass mounts comprising trigger-guard with acorn finial, spurred butt cap and ramrod pipes, complete with steel ramrod, 12 inches long overall; together with an embossed copper powder flask; and a leather flask tooled and decorated with dogs and game, (3).
Lot 121
Mid Victorian Period - Sterling Silver Hip Flask of Excellent Form and Quality. Engine Turned, Vacant Cartouche. Hallmark London 1866, Maker T.J ( Thomas Johnson ) Screw Cap / Top. Approx 124.2 grams. Please See Photo. Height Is Approx 5.5 Inches & With 3.5 Inches. Odd Small Dents but Doesn't Detract.
Lot 654
A late 19th / early 20th Century Chinese silver opium snuff / scent perfume bottle of moon flask shape having filigree scroll decoration with turquoise and red stone detailing to centre. Raised on pedestal foot with rope twist lid with scoop / spoon. Complete with safety chain. Measures: 5cm tall
Lot 248
Attributed to Spode; a 19th century flask vase with twin reticulated handles in the form of serpents and face of Medusa, central hand-painted scene of cattle at stream side, buildings and church spire in the background within a gilt border of fans, to four Oriental-style supports, height 24.5cm. CONDITION REPORT Hair line crack to the neck, otherwise no obvious signs of significant damage or repair.
Lot 203
Four Chinese vases, to include a Ge glaze vase with trunk and ring handles, the glaze a light blue shade, a treacle glaze moon flask vase and a pair of Famille Verte vases, 19th century, decorated with scholars and attendants within a garden landscape, with mask and ring handles. Tallest 25.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The blue ground Ge vase is of no particular age but is in good order throughout. This vase comes with a wood stand which is also in good order. The treacle glaze moon flask vase is in good decorative order with no obvious chips, cracks, faults or restorations. The pair of vases, one has a quarter missing from the rim and a further section broken and glued to the rim the remaining body is in good order. Its partner vase has 2 small sections missing from the rim, sections of it have been glued. There are large cracks and small glazed chips to the neck and a large rim to foot rim hairline crack with larger further cracks issuing. Throughout the body both vases have plaster of Paris poured into the interior.
Lot 361
An early 19th century Bristol blue glass flask, with silver plated mount and hinged lid. Height 22 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The silver plate mount is tarnished and rubbed otherwise good. There is a 4 cm x 2 cm surface scratch to the centre of the glass body and other minor surface scratches. No obvious chips, cracks or restorations visible.
Lot 334
Y ROSEWOOD CASED PAIR OF FRENCH TARGET PISTOLS, BRUNEEL À LYON FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY signed on the lock plates PAR. BREVET D'INVENTION/ BRUNEEL À LYON, with octagonal Damascus barrels and walnut stocks with chequered grips, terminating in carved butts, with shortened metal ramrods, in a relined case fitted with accessories, including a wooden mallet, bore rod, cleaning rod, cap holder, screwdriver, flask and ball mould(Case 46cm wide)
Lot 335
MAHOGANY CASED PERCUSSION DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER, ROBERT ADAMS CIRCA 1852 .54 calibre, signed on the barrel and action, with slab-sided chequered grips, London view and proof marks, in original fitted case with accessories including a powder flask, nipple turn screws, percussion caps, bullet mould and lead bullets, with original Adams trade label(Case 35cm wide)
Lot 373
An early 19thC Scrimshaw cow horn powder flask, with turned wooden cap and screw filler cap, the body incised with a coastline and ship above the name 'Quebec', the reverse with incised rhyme - 'That which my father old hath made and left me to posses, do i dearly hold to shew my worthiness, A W, 1803', 35cm.
Lot 190
East Mediterranean, 2nd century AD. An aubergine-coloured glass flask with ovoid body carination to the shoulder, slender neck with returned rim to the mouth; the body moulded to resemble a bunch of grapes. [A video of this item is available to view on TimeLine Auctions website.] Cf. Whitehouse, D. Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass, vol.2, New York, 2001, item 631. 68 grams, 13.5cm (5 1/4"). From an old Tokyo collection; previously the property of a Japanese gentleman since the late 2000s. [No Reserve] Very fine condition.
Lot 384
6th-7th century AD. A bronze statue of a standing Bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara on a hollow-formed cotton-reel lotus flower base, wearing a long garment draped across his left shoulder, muscular upper torso, a torc with animal-headed terminals around his neck, elongated ears with large earrings, half of the hair pulled up to a topknot, urna to the forehead, holding the sacred water flask in his left hand with palm facing outwards; right arm raised and bent at the elbow, holding a beaded bracelet with palm facing outwards; applied pierced lug to the rear; mounted on a custom-made display stand. 951 grams total, statue: 17cm (6 1/2"). Property of a North London gentleman; previously with David Lindahl in the 1970s. Fine condition, some restoration. Very rare.
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