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Lot 611
An olive green wine glass, probably late 19th century, the glass with reeded and ornately knopped stem on folded foot, 14cm high, with a hand blown metal mounted green glass flask with stopper, 21cm high, a similar brown glass example with later vine leaf stopper, 24cm high, and a selection of decorative glassware, to include a cut glass jug engraved 'Mary Evans Kedwelly', and various coloured glasses (Qty)
Lot 88
A selection of silver and silver plated items, to include, a set of nine fish knives and forks, Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield, the white metal filled handles with scrolling foliate designs, with three Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company silver spoons, with enamel topped handles, a toast rack, a hip flask, serving dish, lighter, bottle opener and a selection of flatware (Qty)
Lot 208
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware commemorative beaker, having crowned CR cipher and dated 1646, with faux stitched leather detail, impressed 'Doulton Lambeth England, manufactured for Phillips, Oxford Street, London' and numbered 7365, h.10cm; together with a Doulton Burslem stoneware jug, the central band relief decorated in blue glazes with figures beford a pagoda, impressed Doulton Burslem mark and England verso, h.23cm; and a Royal Doulton Dewar's Whisky flask, of moon shape, transfer printed with a stag, having printed Royal Doulton mark verso, h.21cm (3)
Lot 180
Late Victorian silver oval hip flask, engraved with monogram HJ or JH, London, 1899, sponsors mark rubbed but probably Sampson Mordan & Co, 13.5cm, 4.3toz approx Condition: General superficial scratching commensurate with age and use. Hinged cover still works perfectly and retains its cork. Hallmarks some-what rubbed to both sides especially makers mark above monogram, otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 427
Cased pair of officer's 16-bore flintlock pistols, signed I Lowther, London, early 19th Century, with octagonal sighted barrels 9.5", each engraved London on the top flat, tangs each with back sight, flat locks with safties to the French style cocks, full stocked with rounded butts, steel trigger guards with pineapple finials, brass tipped ram-rods with worms, in their green baize lined fitted case with two way powder flask signed Hawsley, two turn screws, ram-rod and spring-clamp Condition: Signs of light scratching as well as some heavier deeper ones to wooden case, wooden case also showing signs of small splits to the top cover, Baize lining appears to be worn in places (some heavier than others), both inner compartments retaining their wooden lift-off lids, wooden stock to both pistols also showing wear in places, having some deep indentations in places, as well as some light scratching. Would advise viewing in person prior to bidding. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 564
Pair of 19th Century French Gien faience pottery vases, each of moon flask form decorated with an armorial shield and martial trophies on four scroll feet, printed marks, 18.5cm high (2) Condition: Typical very minor rim fritting and flaking but overall sound. **General condition consistent with age.
Lot 53
A pair of small Royal Doulton vases decorated with blue flowers and green foliate swags to dark green ground, crimped rims, 8cm high, impressed marks, 'EB' for Ethel Beard, together with another Doulton flask/jug in the art nouveau style painted in blue, green and brown and another small Doulton miniature cup with floral swag border (4)
Lot 132
BLUE AND WHITE MOON FLASK QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY清 青花貨郎紋扁壺 each convex side of the flattened circular body is decorated with figures amused by toys and goods brought by a seller, the sides painted with floral scrolls up to the neck (Dimensions: 19.7cm high) (Qty: 1)(19.7cm high)Footnote: Provenance: Private Scottish collectionCondition report: missing head and strap handles, minor glaze imperfections over the body
Lot 146
BLUE AND WHITE MOON FLASK KANGXI MARK BUT 19TH CENTURY康熙款 青花抱月壺painted with two mirrored landscape scenes with rugged and layered mountains along rivers, the base incised with an apocryphal Kangxi mark (Dimensions: 21cm high) (Qty: 1)(21cm high)Footnote: Provenance: Private Scottish collection
Lot 194
A small silver hip flask in the manner of Nathaniel Mills (maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1852), bears coat of arms / crest of the Forbes Leiths of Whitehaugh, Alford Aberdeenshire, initialed “CFL” (for Charles Forbes Leith) to base, 2.45 oz CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches and knocks and dents. A dent to the cap at the top and wear to the sides. Slightly mis-shapen in areas. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details. Height approx 10.5 cm, width approx 6.5 cm, depth approx 1.5 cm.
Lot 144
A miscellaneous group of antiquities and later items, including a handled vessel with worn glaze, the shoulder decorated with two facing panthers flanking a central swan, two worn images of animals on the neck, the lower body decorated with banding and rows of vertical wavy lines and petals, possibly Corinthian,18.2cm high, lip broken and missing, surface worn; a Roman glass unguentarium with pear-shaped body, 12cm high; a biscuit-coloured flat-bodied pottery pilgrim flask, probably Roman or earlier, 16cm high; a red glazed slender pottery vessel with side loop handle, 13cm high; a buff-pottery miniature Roman 'feeder' vessel with side loop handle and spout, 7.1cm high; a hollow terracotta figure of a draped female, Roman or earlier, 14cm high; a black-glazed kantharos, with high-looped handles, set on a pedestal foot, possibly ancient Etruscan bucchero ware, 13.2cm high, with a red wax seal; two ancient loom weights; a grey ware pottery oil lamp moulded with the head of Bes at the nozzle and two other pottery oil lamps, probably not ancient and a small limestone architectural element, 8cm(13) Provenance: By repute acquired by Sir William Whitfield in Newcastle upon Tyne in the early 1940's This lot is to be sold without reserve
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