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Lot 581
A cloisonné enameled moon flaskSurmounted by a waisted neck separating gilt-bronze archaistic chilong handles atop a circular body with opposing imagery, one side depicting pheasants against rockwork and flowers in bloom, reversed by a scene of deer and crane beneath a pine tree, the turquoise ground decorated in yellow, white, red, blue and green enamel, all raised on a gilt foot rim. 12in (30.5cm) high
Lot 203
A MOLDED FAMILLE ROSE 'EROTIC' SNUFF BOTTLE19th/20th centuryOf moon flask form with a short neck, each main side with a panel molded in relief featuring an amorous couple in an interior setting, reserved against a green floral ground with lion mask handles on the shoulders, the slightly concave foot inscribed in iron-red with a four-character Qianlong mark. 1 3/8in (3.5cm) high
Lot 303
Three metal snuff bottlesLate 19th/20th centuryIncluding a moon flask-form copper bottle on a tall stepped foot, the two opposing circular panels each framing an identical design with a deer and ruyi-clouds, the narrow sides with tear-shaped loops inlaid with beads; the second a conjoined double bottle in double-gourd format, the side walls adorned with additional enameled gourds and leafy flowers; the third brightly enameled with flowers and two European children in a winter scene.1 7/8 to 2 5/8in (4.8 to 6.7cm) high (3).
Lot 2021
A collection of three powder flasks and a brass barrel percussion cap pocket pistol: Pistol has 7cm barrel, overall length 15cm action a/f: a powder flask with embossed piled arms design and US, no makers markings approx 22cm, one carring ring missing: heavy copper embossed powder flask, maker marked "James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield" approx 19.5cm spout a/f: Middle Eastern powder flask with white metal applied decoration in the form of coin marked "1299" approx 17cm. (4)
Lot 2024
Two Horn Powder Flasks, one approx 12cm in length, the other approx 10cm in length, each with wooden base and horn stoppers. Along with a brass and copper powder flask approx 20.5cm in length with embossed rope design. Dram settings for 4 charge sizes. No markers markings. No splits to seams. (3)
Lot 507
A Royal Doulton jug of tapering form, early 20th century, decorated by Florence Roberts with sprigs of cherry blossom against a textured buff ground, artist's mark, impressed maker's mark and numbered 5846 to base, 20.5cm high, with a Doulton Lambert vase of baluster form, decorated by Nellie Garbett with an applied and incised grape vine pattern to the body, dated 1882, 18cm high, a Royal Doulton vase of baluster form, decorated by Mary Davis with a scrolling floral and foliate pattern below an acanthus leaf border to the shoulders, 16.5cm high, a small Doulton Lambeth jug with hinged metal cover, decorated with applied country scenes and hounds, 9cm high, a Doulton Lambeth flask, decorated by Emily Partington, dated 1877, 19cm high, a Doulton Lambeth christening mug to William Frederick Jeffries, dated 1890, 9.5cm high, an inkwell and a miniature vase (9)
Lot 526
A collection of majolica wares comprising a moon flask decorated with shells and Greek mythical scenes, 35cm high, a pair of ewers with shaped rims, foliate handles and florally decorated panels to the body, 22cm high, a further pair of ewers, two basket vases, three further vases and a wall plate (11)
Lot 650
A 19th century North African powder flask, leather bound and decorated with cowry shells mounted tassels, with strap handle and removable cloth stopper on chain, 35.5cm long (at fault), with further similar example and a woven satchel also decorated with cowry shells and tribal masks (at fault) (3)
Lot 694
A 'Protector lamp & lighting Co Ltd' brass miners lamp, 24cm high, a 19th century pear shaped copper powder flask, a pair of brass working horse hearth ornaments, a pair of George III style brass candlesticks, 16cm high, a Hardy's of Telford brass ashtray, assorted brass animal ornaments, a desk top bell and other items (Qty)
Lot 131
A George VI silver spirit-flask, by F. Burton Crosbee, Birmingham, 1939, curved and with engine-turned sides and bayonette-mounted cover; together with: a George V silver goblet, by H Phillips, London, 1933, engraved 'Bordon Cup 1935' and an Indian goblet, by Robert Cooke and Charles Kelvey, Calcutta, 20th century, 11.5cm high and smaller, 13oz 1dwt (3)
Lot 602
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Paris, Round, smooth-bore, juxtaposed, 17 mm cal. barrels, with rib marked 'F.INI LE PAGE FRERESA LIEGE M.SON A PARIS 12 RUE D'ENGHIEN', golden frame, fore-sight; engraved tang and with mark 'LF'; forward spring lock, finely engraved with floral motifs; wooden, half stock with checkered palm rest and grip, iron mounts, decorated en suite. In a wooden case, covered with green cloth with various tools and powder flask. length 110 cm.
Lot 668
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, rifled, 10 mm cal. barrel, with fore-sight, marked 'H. MANGEOT ARQ.R DE LA COUR A BRUXELLES', and with rear sight notch. Six-shot cylinder, engraved with rinceaux in the center and with Liege test-bed stamps. Frame engraved with rinceaux alongside, remains of mark 'MANGEOT BREVETES COMP...'. Wooden, checkered grip. Cartridge rammer with lever on the right side of the arm. Butt-plate with primer case. Remains of antique finishing. In a wooden case, lined with green cloth inside. Complete with bullet mold, brass powder flask, two tools, cleaning ramrod and other small accessories, in addition to the key. length 30,5 cm.
Lot 268
An Early Victorian, Copper, ''Gunstock'' Powder Flask, by James Dixon & Sons, bearing registration mark for 7th January 1854 and design number 94923, with internal spring, the brass charger with graduated measure, 21 cm long. Good condition overall. Some heavy tarnish but no splits or dents. Spring good.
Lot 269
An Early 19th Century, Copper Powder Flask, by Peter Frith & Son, of pear shape, chased to one side with a scene of a sportsman with dog in a landscape, the brass charger stamped, ''P. Frith, Patent'', 19.5 cm long; another, chased to both sides with bittern in a landscape, the brass charger stamped, ''Patent'', 20 cm long; another, chased to both sides with depictions of dead game, 20 cm long; and another, attributed to Charles Henry Hattersley & Co., chased to both sides with a petallate roundel centred by a hound's head, 18 cm long (4). Frith - Good overall. Several small dents to one seam on base. Spring good. Bittern - Good overall. Several small dents to seam on base but no splits. Spring good. Dead game - Overall fair. Numerous small dents and dings. Possible small split to seam. Spring good. Hound's head - Small dents but overall good. Spring good.
Lot 270
A 19th Century Leather-Covered, Pear-Shaped, Nickel Silver Powder Flask, two pairs of suspension rings to the sides, the charger stamped, ''W. Bartram'', 21.5 cm long; another, plain example, of faceted, shouldered rectangular form, 18 cm long; another, copper example, of plain bag form, the brass charger stamped, ''Bartram & Co.'', 17.5 cm long; and three others, plain brass and copper pear-shaped examples, two stamped, ''Dixon & Sons, Patent'', the largest 20.5 cm long (6). Leather - Degradation to leather with a number of repaired patches. Spring good. Faceted - Numerous small dings and dents to body with possible slight split to seam. Spring good. Bag - Numerous small dents and dings to body. Possible slight splits to seams. Spring good. Other three - All good overall. Springs good.
Lot 271
A 19th Century, American, Copper, Pear-Shaped Powder Flask, by John Matthewman, chased to one side with a pair of greyhounds amongst foliage and hunting emblems, two pairs of suspension rings to the sides, the brass charger stamped, ''J. Matthewman'', 20.5 cm long; another, similar flask, unnamed, 20 cm long; another, chased with a cannon, cannon balls and further weaponry superimposed on American flags and standards, 20 cm long, and another, similarly decorated brass example, probably a reproduction, 21.5 cm long (4). Matthewman - Slight dents overall to body with slight split to one side seam. Spring faulty Similar flask - Slight dent below nozzle. Otherwise good. Spring good. Third - Slight dents to body and some verdegris. Spring weak. Fourth - Good overall.
Lot 272
A Circular Brass Powder Flask, possibly Moroccan, relief with a trelliswork design to the obverse and engraved ornate circles to the reverse, twin ring handles to the neck, early 20th century, 16.5 cm long; another, possibly Spanish or Italian, leather-covered wood example, twin suspension rings to the reverse, 20th century, 21 cm long, and eight various continental and English leather, bag-type shot flasks, 19th century and later (10). Generally good order but firsthand inspection recommended.
Lot 273
Six Various Brass, Copper and Tin, Pear-Shaped, Pistol Powder Flasks, including an example by named maker, G. & J.W. Hawksley, Sheffield, the largest 11.5 cm long; three small brass, pear-shaped powder flasks, including two chased examples, the largest 16 cm long, and a further plated example, chased with a mythological figure of a naked man with trident amongst foliage, probably a reproduction, 15 cm long (10). Six pistol flasks - Named example with faulty spring. One other with faulty spring. One brass example with slight split to seam. Otherwise generally good. Three pear-shaped - All generally good. All springs working. Plated flask - Good overall. Spring working.
Lot 276
A 19th Century Brass Pear-Shaped Brass Powder Flask, chased to both sides with a starburst device, the charger stamped, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, Improved Patent'', 21 cm long; another, unmarked example, chased to both sides with a shell-shaped device, 19.5 cm long; another, unmarked copper example, chased allover with ornamental devices, twin ring suspension loops to the sides, 21 cm long, and a further, American example, chased to both sides with game birds and a hound within an ornamental border, 18 cm long (4). First three with dents and dings but no splits. Dixon example rather worn on decoration. All springs good.
Lot 277
A 19th Century Horn and Brass-Mounted Powder Flask, of lozenge form, with flattened back, 18.5 cm long; a pear-shaped, tin example, chased to both sides with foliage, 20 cm long; another, brass, pear-shaped example, stamped, ''J. S. Riley Patenet'', the body chased to both sides with fluting and beading, 21 cm long, and a further lacquered brass example, with an allover chased design of foliage, lambrequins and fluting, 20 cm long (4). Last two described with small dents and dings but no splits. First two good overall. All with springs in good working order.
Lot 303
A Late 18th Century Waters & Co. Patent Blunderbuss Percussion Pistol, No.415, with one piece cast brass barrel and lock (spring bayonet attachment lacking, barrel holed, other damages); a Small Quantity of Accessories, comprising a reproduction copper and brass powder flask; a ProChrono Velocity chronograph, original box; four various modern leather pistol holsters; a Price Western leather police belt pouch; a Crane Sports nylon double shotgun slip case (9). Pistol considerably damaged. Inspection recommended. Powder flask good overall. Chronograph in original box but not guaranteed in working order. Various holsters etc. - All in good condition. Nylon slip case good condition.
Lot 326
A Late 18th Century Officer's 15 Bore Flintlock Pistol by Theophilus Richards, London, the 23cm round steel barrel signed on the top flat and with Tower proof marks centred by TR, the signed lock plate with slide safety, walnut full stock with steel ramrod pipes, trigger guard with pineapple finial, with flat sided bag butt and horn mounted ebony ramrod with steel worm screw, 36cm; a Copper Powder Flask, of plain form, with external spring, brass charger stamped James Dixon & Son (2). Action works, holds at full and half cock. Grey patching and pitting to metalwork. Bruising to stock with two small cracks to the side of the fore-end near the muzzle. Smalll dents to flask.
Lot 89
A First World War Special Constable's Truncheon, in mahogany, transfer decorated in colours and gilt with crowned GR cypher, coat of arms for Burnley, Special Constable, 1914-1918, with ribbed grip, 37cm; a Copper Powder Flask by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, with basket weave and leaf tip decoration, the brass charger with enclosed spring (2). . 1 - Miinor scratching, generally in good condition. 2 - Dent to one side at the base.
Lot 12
A silver and glass hip flask, given to George Mowbray at the signing of the Treaty of Versailles on 28th of June 1919, with silver bayonet style cap to the facet cut body, set at the base with an oval form pull off plain silver stirrup cup by Drew & Sons, London, 14cm high, 54 grams (weighable)
Lot 89
A significant Second World War and post-War Army and Police medal group, including George VI General Service Medal (Malaya) and QEII GSM (Borneo and Cyprus), Malaysian Service, Nigeria Independence and UN Congo medals, to 750 P/Lt C McElduff, F of M Police / A S P C McElduff, also a Federation of Malaya Meritorious Service medal and Letter of Commendation, insignia, headgear, a quantity of documents and photographs including service records and warrant card, identity disc, presentation hip flask, also post-War memoirs and books by Colin McElduff. [Major Colin McElduff, FRGS, FRAI, FSI Scot, serviced with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers 1940-44, seconded Gordon Highlanders / Royal West African Frontier Force 1944-47, Queen's Regiment TA 1947-50, Federation of Malaya Police 1950-54, Cyprus Police 1954-59, Royal Nigeria Police 1959-63 and OSCS Borneo on Special Duties 1963-65]
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