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Victorian silver mounted hip flask, London 1851, 12.5cm.

Tray lot with small minders lamp, hip flask, silver mounted match holder, Lesney models, etc.

A Victorian silver oval spirit flask, with a hinged, twist-open cover, engraved twice with a crest and the motto "TOUCH NOT THE CAT BUT A GLOVE", by Stokes & Ireland, Birmingham 1889; and a bell-shaped silver mustard pot (blue glass liner), by F.A. Burnidge, London 1901, the latter 7.5cm high, 6.85oz weighable silver. (2)

Plated on copper hot water jug, plated glass and leather hip flask, teapot and other plated items 

A 56 bore five-shot Adams's self cocking percussion revolver, sighted octagonal barrel 6.5 in., top flat inscribed 'DEANE, ADAMS & DEANE. 30 KING WILLIAM STT. LONDON BRIDGE.', acanthus engraved frame with serial number 8627R, chequered wooden grip, London proof; associated case and accessories, including bullet mould, wad punch and powder flask. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.30.3cm OAL

A 120 bore five-shot Model 1851 Adams's patent self-cocking percussion revolver by Deane, Adams & Deane, octagonal barrel 4.5 in., top flat inscribed 'DEANE ADAMS & DEANE, 30 KING WILLIAM STREET LONDON BRIDGE.', frame and cylinder numbered 10310R, chequered wooden grip, London proof; in a fitted oak case with accessories comprising: bullet mould for spurred bullets and with Adams's registration mark, powder flask, oil bottle, wad punch, folding combination turnscrew and nipple key; also a loading rod with concealed worm. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.23cm OAL

A 54 bore five-shot Second Model Tranter trigger cocking percussion revolver, octagonal barrel 6 in., top of frame inscribed with the retailer 'B. COGSWELL 224 STRAND LONDON', second type detachable rammer, frame numbered 3,666T, London proof; in a fitted case with double bullet mould numbered 3666, powder flask, combined nipple key and oiler, oil bottle, and a tin of Tranter's lubricating composition, Cogswell trade label to the inside of the lid. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.30.5cm OAL

A 54 bore five-shot Beaumont-Adams percussion revolver, octagonal barrel 6 in., border engraved frame, double action with cylinder bolt, single serial number 31338 with no suffix, also numbered 107 to the cylinder and trigger guard, Birmingham proof; in a fitted mahogany case with accessories comprising: bullet mould, powder flask, cleaning rod, oil bottle and nipple key. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.30.2cm OAL

Congolese tribal powder flask, 12.5cm high together with a Massi whistle, 20cm long

20th Century Chinese enamel decorated two handled moon flask

Four cigar holders, miniature hip flask and a quantity of cigarette packaging

Antique copper body powder flask of stylised shell design approximately 19.5cm

Art studio Glass, a collection of Mdina glass in tones of Aqua and green, to include a pair of limited edition lusted goblets, flask vase, swirl vase and 2 others , the majority signed mdina

Studio Art Glass, 2 items of Italian decorative glass , a larger wave form shallow vase in Aqua and magenta mounted on a plinth approximately 43cm high, and an amber flat flask vase approximately 40cm high

A SCARCE LARGE PIGSKIN COVERED WILDFOWLING BIG-BORE POWDER FLASK BY THE AMERICAN FLASK AND CAP COMPANY, circa 1860s, with graduated spout from 4 to 6 drams, cap marked 'AM. FLASK & CAP CO.', firm 'locking' spring, tan pigskin leather covered body, 9 3/4in..

A RARE SMALL THREE-WAY COPPER AND BRASS MUFF-PISTOL FLASK, circa 1840, unsigned, working original spring, spout unscrews, base with double swinging circular covers, copper body, 3in. including spout, Riling reference 138.

A CASED PAIR OF 32-BORE FLINTLOCK BRASS-BODIED POCKET PISTOLS SIGNED BECKWITH, no visible serial numbers, circa 1800, with blued turn-off 1 5/8in. round barrels engraved with bands at muzzles and breech, rounded brass boxlock actions engraved with borders and shield trophies signed 'W.A. BECKWITH' on the left and 'LONDON' on the right, Birmingham proofs, engraved pan tables with rainproof pans and central ring-necked cocks, top-tang safes also locking the frizzens, concealed automatic triggers, smooth bag-shaped grips, in a period walnut case lined and compartmented in red velvet (some fading), the inside of the padded lid with reproduction trade label and containing a number of period but possibly unassociated accessories including a diminutive flask, a loading rod, turnscrew and scissors mould, the outside of lid with plain coin-edged circular escutcheon.

A FINE CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION TRANTER'S PATENT 2ND MODEL TRIGGER-COCKING REVOLVER RETAILED BY CHARLES NEPHEW, CALCUTTA, serial no. 3640T, circa 1853, with blued octagonal 6in. barrel, engraved band at muzzle, scroll engraving to sides of barrel throat, the borderline and scroll engraved top-strap signed 'CHARLES NEPHEW & CO.', dove-tailed blade fore-sight with original straw finish, standing notch rear-sight, solid borderline and scroll engraved frame with inverted 'Y' shaped safe spring, colour hardened plain five-shot cylinder with borderline and rope-twist band engraving, chequered walnut swept one-piece grip with shaped and engraved colour hardened grip-cap, Tranter marked patent double trigger mechanism and second pattern detachable rammer, much original colour and finish remaining and in its equally fine mahogany storage case lined and compartmented in green baize, circular parchment 'Charles Nephew' trade label and including a fine 'Heath Patent' copper powder-flask, a matching number bullet mould, a mahogany loading rod, tins for lubricant, bullets and caps, a turn-screw, nipple key and oil-bottle.

A FINE CASED PAIR OF 36-BORE PERCUSSION DUELLING PISTOLS BY T. J. MORTIMER , serial numbered 4120, circa 1819 with later conversion by drum and nipple, probably by the makers circa 1835, with 10in. laminated octagonal smoothbore barrels, the top-flats signed in flowing script 'T.J. MORTIMER, MAKER TO HIS MAJESTY, LONDON', the 'K' in 'maker' bisecting the 'E' and 'R' in 'Mortimer, dove-tailed fore-sight, shallow standing notch rear-sights, engraved breech blocks with two engraved bands and a further engraved platinum band, vented platinum plug to the drums, fully engraved top-tangs, flat slightly curved locks with engraved bevel edges and dipped tails, signed below the original pan cut-outs 'T.J. MORTIMER, ST JAMES ST', acanthus scroll engraving and scroll engraved hammers, walnut half-stock with chequered bag-shaped grips, oval escutcheons to wrists, blued spurred trigger guards, plain triggers, turned thimbles and brass mounted mahogany ramrods, much finish remaining from the period of conversion and together with their original fitted mahogany case, Thomas Mortimer parchment label and lined and compartmented in dark green velvet, complete with a good three-way flask, loading rod, ball mould, oiler, Mortimer cap tin and later period nipple-key and turnscrew.

A CASED 48-BORE PERCUSSION WEBLEY LONGSPUR (SECOND MODEL) FIVE-SHOT REVOLVER RETAILED BY DOUGALL, GLASGOW, serial no. 414, circa 1854, with 6 7/8in. blued octagonal sighted barrel signed 'J.D. DOUGALL, GLASGOW' and engraved with a border at the muzzle, plain colour-hardened cylinder numbered from '1' to '5' and engraved with a band to the front edge, borderline and scroll engraved hinged frame and grip-strap, the left side engraved 'JAMES WEBLEY PATENTEE' in a banner, the backstrap serial numbered and engraved 'BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT', chequered walnut grips, engraved pommel with eyelet for lanyard ring, borderline and scroll engraved trigger-guard and rammer, the rammer mounted on the right side of the frame pivoting on the barrel-hinge screw, Birmingham proof marks, strong amount of finish and colour remaining, in a partially relined and fitted English market oak case and with some accessories including a Bartram powder-flask, an original brass 'William Davis' single-cavity 48-bore bullet mould, a cleaning rod and nipple key, breech-brush and cap and grease tins, the lid with circular brass escutcheon, the inside of lid with Frederick Smith, Birmingham trade label.

A CASED .31 PERCUSSION COLT 1849 POCKET REVOLVER, serial no. 48691, for 1852, with 6in. octagonal barrel signed on the top-flat on two lines, open iron frame, roll engraved replacement cylinder (numbered 44884), silver plated brass grip-straps and trigger guard (much plate remaining) and smooth walnut flared grip, in a probable original US market casing for the same revolver, radiused edges to the lid, the interior lined and compartmented in blue velvet and complete with a period flask, cleaning rod, bullet mould and cap-tin, later nipple key and turnscrew, the inside of lid with parchment Colt instruction label, the outer escutcheon engraved 'Mr H ?, 1847', surname obscured.

A CASED PAIR OF 54-BORE PERCUSSION TURN-OFF BOXLOCK POCKET PISTOLS SIGNED LAKE, BRAINTREE, no visible serial numbers, circa 1845, with 1 5/8in. round blued turn-off barrels, squared boxlock central hammer actions with concealed automatic triggers and engraved with stands of flags, with oval panels on the left signed 'LAKE' and 'BRAINTREE' in similar panels to the right, slab-sided walnut butts and sliding safeties to the top-tangs, together with a mahogany brass cornered storage case lined and compartmented on green velvet (faded brown) and containing a powder flask, scissors mould, caps, balls and key for the lock, the outside of lid with escutcheon engraved 'BENDYSHE WALTON, HAVERHILL, 1847', the inside of lid with parchment trade label for Witton & Daw, London.

A MAGNIFICENT CASED PAIR OF 12mm PERCUSSION SILVER AND GILT DECORATED TARGET-PISTOLS SIGNED BLANCHARD, PARIS, no visible serial numbers, circa 1865, with 10 1/4in. octagonal barrels in the white with alternating broad and narrow blind flutes for much of their exposed length, the top-flat at breech signed in gilt script 'HOULLIER BLANCHARD BTE. A PARIS', bordered in silver wire with gilt arabesque terminal, the muzzle and breech flats bordered en-suite, the panels with silver stylised tulips, bar and bead fore-sights, standing notch rear-sights, the top-tangs with gilded top-nails and borders surrounding silver flowers, moulded and fenced snails, bar action hump-backed locks with dipped tails and inlaid with gilt wire borders filled with silver and gilt vine decoration, en-suite hammers, ebony half-stocks deeply chisel-carved with running vines against a stippled ground, moulded 'balon' style iron butt-caps inlaid with further silver and gilt vines and borders, en-suite spurred iron trigger guard bows and tangs, the guards with pierced mounts behind the plain triggers, barrel key escutcheons with gilt wire borders and no provision for ramrods, complete with their maker's original mahogany case lined and compartmented in the continental style in blue velvet, maker's details blocked in gilt to the inside of lid and containing a full complement of deluxe accessories including an ebony loading mallet, a scissors mould decorated en-suite to the pistols, a Boche of Paris powder flask with observation window, automatic action and white metal embossed panel to body, ebony cleaning and loading rods for each pistol, an ebony cap-pot, turn-screw and nipple-key, together with a nickel oil-bottle, the outside of case with fine brass stringing and inlet fretwork panels, the case in turn with its original leather protective outer.

AN EARLY CASED .36 PERCUSSION COLT 1851 NAVY REVOLVER, serial no. 4951, for 1851, with 7 1/2in. octagonal barrel signed 'ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY', bead fore-sight, open iron frame marked 'COLTS PATENT', plain roll engraved six-shot cylinder (safe stop-pins crushed), silver plated brass grip-straps and smooth walnut one-piece grip, traces of colour and finish throughout and all matching numbers, in its maker's U.S. market wood storage case with rounded edges, the interior lined and compartmented in green felt baize, parchment instruction label inside lid and retaining its original steel mould, cleaning rod and nipple key, together with a possibly original 'E. Pluribus Unum' flask for a pocket model.

A CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION KERR'S PATENT REVOLVER, serial no. P940, and marked for the London Armoury with Kerr's Patent 2135, circa 1855, with 5 1/2in. blued octagonal barrel, the left hand top-flat with London proofs and marked 'L.A.C.', conical pillar fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, plain five-shot cylinder, (matching number), two-piece frame marked on the right 'KERR'S PATENT', the left side stamped 'LONDON ARMOURY', single action mechanism (currently not indexing), borderline engraved back-action lock signed 'LONDON ARMOURY' mounted into the chequered walnut grip, iron butt-cap and under-barrel rammer, retaining strong amounts of original finish and colour, together with its original oak storage case compartmented and lined in green baize, Kerr's New Patent Revolving Pistol instruction label inside the lid and containing a later brass mould, a James Dixon powder flask (mainspring replaced), a cleaning rod, turnscrew and nipple-key, plus a cap bag, tin of shot and oil bottle, the last three probably original to the pistol.

A CASED .36 PERCUSSION COLT POLICE REVOLVER, serial no. 20892, for 1863, with 5 1/2in. round streamlined barrel, the top marked 'ADDRESS COL SAML. COLT NEW YORK U.S.A.', stepped and fluted five-shot cylinder, open iron frame, brass grip-straps and trigger guard (traces of silver plating) and smooth walnut grip, the serial number markings with an 'L' prefix indicating London retail, wedge a probable replacement and together with a period English market oak case relined and compartmented for this pistol, with reproduction flask, cleaning rod, mould and nipple key, together with period cap tins and oil bottle, the inside of case lid with reproduction Colt instruction label.

A CASED 80-BORE PERCUSSION 1ST MODEL TRANTER'S PATENT DOUBLE-TRIGGER REVOLVER RETAILED BY W. RICHARDS, LIVERPOOL, serial no. 20447Y, circa 1855, with 5in. octagonal barrel, engraved band at muzzle, the top-strap signed 'W RICHARDS, 53 OLD HALL ST. LIVERPOOL', plain five-shot cylinder with engraved band to leading edge, solid frame with spigot mount for detachable rammer (included), inverted 'Y' shaped safe spring, chequered walnut grip and self-cocking twin trigger mechanism marked 'W. TRANTER'S PATENT 1041', in a period walnut case relined in antiquity in green baize and including a mould, loading rod, powder flask, Tranter retailed lubricating compound and cast bullets, caps and other sundries, the inside of lid with reproduction Wilkinson label.

A GOOD CASED PAIR OF .600 PERCUSSION SIDE-HAMMER BELT PISTOLS BY VAUGHAN, no visible serial numbers, circa 1840, with 4 1/2in. octagonal smoothbore barrels, the top-flats signed 'C. VAUGHAN, STRAND, LONDON', engraved band at muzzles, bead fore-sights, standing notch rear-sights, borderline and scroll engraved top-plates, border and scroll engraved side-hammer boxlock actions, sliding safes behind the engraved hammers, finely chequered walnut butts with heavy domed iron pommel-caps, central trap-doors, guarded triggers and captive under-barrel iron ramrods, both pistols lightly cleaned of finish and in their manufacturer's walnut storage case with ebony stringing (some losses to stringing), lined and compartmented in green baize and containing the pistols along with a scissors mould, small flask, loading rod and bone nipple-pot, all apparently original to the pistols and with parchment indented corner Charles Vaughan trade label inside lid.

A CASED PAIR OF 22-BORE PERCUSSION OVERCOAT PISTOLS SIGNED E. PATRICK, no visible serial numbers, probably converted from flintlock, with 4in. browned octagonal barrels, the top-flats signed 'LIVERPOOL', bead fore-sights and moulded standing notch rear-sights to the engraved top-tangs, borderline and acanthus scroll engraved colour hardened locks signed 'PATRICK', dolphin headed hammers with bolted safes behind, walnut full-stocks with chequered bag-shaped grips, white metal furniture including lion mask pommel-caps, engraved trigger guard bows with pineapple finials and ramrod throats, captive iron swivel ramrods, much finish and colour remaining and in a fitted walnut case lined in red velvet (faded), original arched trade-label inside lid and including a three-way flask, squared oil bottle, loading rod, and scissors mould, all possibly original to the pistols, the case lid with flush fitting rectangular brass handle engraved with the initials 'T.G' and an armorial of a rampant winged griffon with a sword aloft above a wreath.

A CASED .360 (2 7/16 IN.) MINIATURE EXPRESS DOUBLE-BARRELLED ROTARY-UNDERLEVER HAMMER RIFLE BY ALEXR. HENRY, serial no. 2724, for 1872, 26in. bold damascus replacement black powder barrels (by the makers circa 1896, serial numbered 6913) with Henry rifling, partially file cut rib with ornately engraved open sights and two leaf sights with white metal inlaid sight lines and marked for 100, 150 and 200 yds, bead fore-sight, the central section of the rib engraved 'ALEXR. HENRY LTD. MAKERS TO HER MAJESTY. EDINBURGH AND LONDON', slim action with Jones patent rotary underlever, carved percussion fences, elongated top strap, rebounding back-action locks with bolted hammers, fine border and acanthus scroll engraving, brushed finish, 14 5/8in. figured pistolgrip stock with cheekpiece, pistolgrip-cap, sling eyes and chequered steel buttplate, small plug at hand, slender fore-end with horn finial, weight 5lb. 13oz., in its brass-cornered leather case with some accessories, including a bullet mould engraved AH 2724 and a leather covered Hawkesley powder flask. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

A SCARCE CASED 9mm PERCUSSION AND PINFIRE E. LEFAUCHEUX REVOLVER SIGNED BERTONNET, BUENOS AYRES & PARIS, serial no. 4096, circa 1860, with blued octagonal 7 1/4in. barrel, the top-flat signed 'BERTONNET A BUENOS AYRES & PARIS' (sic), dove-tailed beaded-blade fore-sight, sighting notch to the hammer nose, plain six-shot blued cylinder, each chamber with removable auxiliary 'cartridge' chamber with side mounted nipple, allowing use of pinfire or percussion systems, scroll engraved open iron frame signed 'E. LEFAUCHEUX INVR. BREVETE', the frame with exaggerated cut-out for the clearance of the nipples, bun-nut take-down screw to front of frame with apertures for a tightening key, single action trigger mechanism, spurred trigger guard and chequered one-piece walnut grip with iron domed pommel-cap, strong amount of finish remaining and complete with its continental market wood storage case lined in red velvet (faded to terracotta) and complete with mould, flask, oil bottle, nipple key and cleaning rod. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A 19th century Royal Worcester moon flask vase decorated with holly berries. Height 16.5cm. Repair to top part of decoration. Chip to edge of flask. Firing crack to one foot.

Two boxes of assorted miscellaneous, to include salt lamp, stoneware flagon, alabaster dolphin and hip flask etc.

A George VI silver 3/8 pint hip flask marked for G Schonhut. Assayed Sheffield 1939 by James Dixon & Sons. 250g.

A large late 19th century Worcester porcelain blushware twin handled vase along with a similar Royal Worcester moon flask. Both decorated with flowers. The vase (36cm) having printed and impressed marks to base, No. 942. Date mark for 1888. The moon flask (13cm) No. 553. Repair to two feet of moon flask.

Mixed Lot various silver plated wares to include tea wares, candlesticks, plus further pewter mounted hip flask

A pair of Ross of London 9x35 binoculars with case, cast iron trivet, hip flask, plagues etc

A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a hinged jewellery box with floral detail, encasing a selection of costume jewellery, an assortment of beaded necklaces, two pairs of sunglasses, a drinks flask, a pen knife, pens, a compact, three cased 'Order of Fellows' enamel fob medals with ribbons etc

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE TOYS AND GAMES, to include three Monchhichi style monkeys, a similar jointed monkey toy with vinyl face and felt paws, soft plastic kewpie dolls, a clockwork Japanese 'Coffin Bank', a Little Betty miniature sewing machine in partial box, a Walt Disney Productions Walt Disney's Wonderful World/World on Ice metal lunch box (no flask), a Barbie bicycle bell, a rubber lamb toy, a sealed Crossroads Motel jigsaw, etc (4 boxes + loose) (sd)

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE METALWARES, BASKETS, FISHING ROD AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include boxed Elkington Plate cutlery, a B Square Pilkmaster 240 fishing rod with reel, a wicker picnic hamper with Welware plastic plates, cups and flask, a wicker bottle basket, a wire magazine holder, small framed prints, etc (2 boxes + loose) (sd)

BOX CONTAINING ORNATE EP WINE SLIDE, HIP FLASK, ORIENTAL BUDDHA ORNAMENT, STAFFORDSHIRE STYLE POTTERY, VARIOUS OLD INSTRUMENTS ETC

A late Victorian silver and crocodile skin mounted glass hip flask, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1899, 14cm, together with a modern silver napkin ring by Mappin & Webb.

A CLEAR GLASS FLASK LOOPED WITH WHITE BANDS. H 17cms.

A flask vase with scrolling handles to top (H45cm)

A leather case fitted with a silver top hip flask - London 1900 and a James Dixon EP sandwich tin, the case 7.6" across.

An EP mounted hip flask, 6.25" high, a leather spirit stove case, a leather bag by Barratt & Son, circa 1900 and a damaged folding leather cased circular photo frame. (4)

A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass hip flask - LAL, London 1895, 6".

A miscellany to include a painted Art Nouveau box, a mauchline ware box containing a glass tot, depicting Bournemouth to the front, a wooden cased glass medicine flask and a 19thC wood and bone back scratcher in the form of a hand.

An antique brass Islamic powder flask together with a white metal example.

A Late Victorian Silver Rectangular Hip Flask by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1899, of plain form with bayonet cover and removable cup 6ins overall, weight 9ozs

A Late Victorian Cut Glass and Silver Mounted Hip Flask and Mixed Silverware, the hip flask by Mappin & Webb, London 1895, with spiral reeded and fluted bayonet cap, the panel cut body with plain removable cup 6ins high, a pair of Victorian plain silver pillar candlesticks, London 1875, on square bases, 4ins high, loaded, and a selection of other silverware, combined weighable silver 11ozs

An Edward VII Small Silver Hip Flask and a Plated Mounted and Leather-Covered Flask, the small hip flask by Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1907, of plain form with screw cover 3.5ins overall, weight 1.6ozs, the glass and plated and leather mounted hip flask with bayonet cover and removable cup, 4.75ins overall

A Vienna Porcelain Figural Group, Circa 1760, modelled as a young woman sitting at her dressing table, her head turned to look at her standing lover, blue beehive mark and two incised number 4's, 8.25ins high1ins chip to front of brim of man's hat, flake chip Natural right hands of both figures, where they are holding hands, has been restored, the extent of which cannot be determined. Rough patch on lady's head - possibly missing flower or bow? Dog's front right leg has been restored, again extent cannot be determined. Right hand side of table has been off and restored, between picture frame and flask), base only of candlestick(?) remaining.https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/a85lw5dwu7oxyo4o1ih2y/h?rlkey=8a5rl1gtnu5tbfsljw63zm5id&dl=0Buyers should be advised that the images within this Dropbox link constitute part of the condition report.  Please inspect the images carefully. 

A George V Small Silver Hip Flask and Mixed Items, the hip flask by Laurence Emanuel, Birmingham 1915, of plain form with screw top  3.75ins high, weight 2.3ozs, two silver vesta cases, a cut glass and plated mounted spirit flask with removable cup 5.75ins and a gilt metal and shagreen effect rectangular cigarette case 4.5ins x 3.5ins 

MARGERY CLINTON (SCOTTISH, 1931-2005), two studio pottery lustre vases to include a small flask form vase and another of beaker form, both signed with initials and dated to the 1980's, (2) 13cm.

A Royal Navy stainless steel hip flask.

A quantity of new kitchen items including vacuum flask etc

A mixed group comprising, a Dresden porcelain bowl decorated with polychrome enamels encrusted floral displays (possibly the top of a stand) (marked verso), a pair of modern glass candle sticks (h-20cm), a domed frosted glass shade decorated with a blue band and swallows (h-15cm w-13cm) and a glass flask with silver plate top and base with a green cover. (4)

A 1873 Epns presentation oval glass hip flask with half leather covered top and slip off drinking cup to base engraved 2nd prize Former pupil steeplechase, and screw top,  (L x 14.5 cm x W x 8.5 cm x D x 3 cm) and a 2nd Prize Epns cup 1874, (H x 17 cm) (2) 

Silver flask, eye glass, etc.