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A Tiffany & Co. sterling silver spirit flask with engraved line decoration, together with a stamp roll case of mailbox form, 5.19 oz total

A Victorian leather bound glass spirit flask with planished silver mounts and cup (London 1888), 2.72 oz weighable silver

A Victorian silver hip flask with monogram and date "1897" (by Henry Greaves, London 1897), together with a glass and crocodile skin covered hip flask with silver mounts and cup (by Frederick C Asman & Co., Sheffield 1934), 6.6 oz weighable silver

A silver backed three piece brush and mirror set, cased, a plated hunting flask, pictures, ceramics and items (qty)

A 19th century percussion cap pistol, 18 cm, another pistol, a shot flask and a powder flask (4)

A white metal footed bowl decorated with grapes, stamped 930; a flask and stopper, similarly decorated, stamped 925 Sterling; an 800 standard basket; a pair of English silver dwarf candlesticks; a silver mustard pot; a pair of candlesticks, indistinctly marked, possibly Russian; and a pair of tazze, marked with islamic script (8)

A large 19th Century Chinese twin handled blue and white moon flask vase, decorated on both sides with twin facing chasing dragons amongst flower petals and leaves, having on the neck, lotus flower emblems, height: 34.5cm (restorations)

A large 19th Century Chinese blue and white moon flask, Qing Dynasty, zoomorphic beast handles, the whole body decorated with scrolling foliage, unmarked, height 41cm (broken and old repairs with staples), together with a similar smaller example, height 25cm, (restored) (2)

Early 19th Century French flintlock carbine rifle along with gunpowder flask, measures approximately 93cm long

by Wright & Davies (William Frederick Wright), London 1922, each decorated all over with engine turned engraving around a vacant circular cartouche, comprising four rectangular flasks each with screw off caps and engraved in turn 'Lotion', 'Cologne', 'Brilliantine' and 'Brandy' with the brandy flask having a removable friction fitting lower, and gilded interior cup, a soap carrier, a fitted and lined razor case, a rectangular (probably) cigarette box, a matching pair of boxes and a further long rectangular box, all with piano hinges and gilded interiors, 89.2ozt gross (Qty: 10)

CHELSEA; a rare mid-18th century scent bottle in the form of a wine flask, with butterfly stopper and painted with floral sprays to the neck, height 10cm. An example of this scent bottle is illustrated in 'Chelsea Porcelain Toys', by Bryant, illustrated page 68 and an example is also in The Victoria and Albert Museum as part of the Schreibel Collection.Provenance: from a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationSome areas of restoration to the butterfly and base of the upper section of stopper, also to the rim of the lower section of the stopper where the collar fits the body. No apparent problems, there is a gap between the stopper mount and butterfly finial, this has all be taken on additional images for viewing.

A Chinese red lacquered gilt heightened box, a small bronze incense burner, a Chinese embroidery, etc.Additional InformationThe textile is heavily worn with holes, rips, stains, fraying etc. Further wear and tear to the items including losses and heavy discolouration to the box. The censer has holes and splits including a notable split to the rim. The tiger type carving the tail has been off/badly knocked. Also has scratches throughout. The flask has heavy wear, tarnishing, discolouration, pitting. The masks have similar surface wear.

An Eastern brass twin handled vase with cobra handles, a brass dragon, a rootwood carving of a chi chi and a small powder flask (4).

A mottled glass and iron framed Arts & Crafts ceiling light, an enamelled bucket, pestle and mortar, flask, etc.

A George V hallmarked silver and part crocodile skin hip flask, with twist action lid, Sheffield 1917, height approx 13cm.Additional InformationThe lid does not close and stands proud, some rubbing and lifting to the crocodile skin and tarnishing and toning with surface scratches. This will be a small box to a UK mainland address.

Eastern green scent flask overlaid birds and flowers, 4” high

A large stainless steel hip flask

A silver-topped hip flask, hallmarked for London 1887.Maker H Titterton Brockwell. Glass inner, with crocodile leather casing and metal cup with engraved initials.

MINIATURE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK SCENT BOTTLE DECORATED WITH A GEISHA GIRL WITH SILVER SCREW TOP A/F

19th Century Percussion Overcoat Pistol, octagonal steel barrel, 13 ½ cms, foliate engraved lock stamped “SMITH LONDON”. Wooden stock. Wooden and horn tip ramrod. Accompanied by a relic flintlock pocket pistol and a leather shot flask. First in need of restoration. (3 items)

Leather and Brass Mounted Gun Case, red felt lined interior with William Evans retailers label to the interior lid. Complete with handle and brass locking plate. Accompanied by two modern rifle cases. Some accessories still inside the gun case including large leather powder / shot flask for wear over shoulder.

A 9CT GOLD AND GREEN ENAMEL SCENT FLASK, 12G

A CANTON TURQUOISE GROUND MOON FLASK WITH CHILONG HANDLES AND PAINTED TO EITHER SIDE WITH BIRDS IN BRANCHES, 20CM H, 19TH C, FAULTS

A North Italian, probably Venetian, pierced and engraved copper alloy pilgrim flask, 17th century, the openwork body with scrolling foliage, serpents and grotesque masks surrounding a central armorial cartouche flanked by maidens, on a conforming oval foot, with twin mask mounts suspending a chain, and later cover, 53cm high overall For a very similar example please see Christie's London, Robert de Balkany Rome & the Côte d'Azur, 22 - 23 March 2017, lot 684

An Asprey silver gilt hip flask with embossed cap, 4.7oz troy approxCondition: Partial rubbing to gilding, and to hallmarks, slight tarnishing, a few dings, otherwise good condition

A George V curved silver spirit flask, with screw cap and removable cup with gilt interior, by Asprey & Co Ltd, hallmarks Chester 1916, height 17cm, 10.1oz

A Victorian silver and cut-glass hip flask, with engine turned screw cap and removable beaker with gilt interior, by Wright & Davies, hallmarks London 1875, length 15cm

A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED HORN BEAKER, applied shield shaped cartouche engraved with initials, glass base, maker's mark rubbed, London 1872, height 17.5cm, s.d., together with a George VI fox paw and silver mounted ivory letter opener, engraved 'B.O.H. CROPREDY 10 MAY 1938', length 32cm, a leather cased glass conical flask with plated mounts, length 21cm, a leather cased set of four gilt and plated stirrup cups and a leather cased pair of Ross of London 9 x 35 binoculars (5) (condition: silver rim on horn beaker is split, the claws on the fox's foot have been broken, plated top worn on glass flask, leather hinge broken on stirrup cup case, binoculars and case in well used condition)

A MATCHED PAIR OF 36 BORE PERCUSSION RIFLED BARREL TARGET PISTOLS, made in Leige in Belgium, fitted with 6 3/4'' damascus barrels, they do not bear a maker's name, the stocks have carved fluted butts whilst their barrels are attached to them with a single cross bolt protected by silver inset ovals, both hammer have lost their tips and the one lock fails to hold in the cocked position, their overall condition is good, together with a copper powder flask (3)

A LEATHER SHOT FLASK, a horn powder flask fitted with a graduated nozzle, a chequered pattern shotgun powder flask and a reproduction American pattern powder flask, for use with long arms, none of these flasks bear a maker's name, three air rifle stocks and a B.S.A. stock plus a canvas gun slip and a Parker Hale mat (parcel)

An Eastern brass powder flask with leather strap, a Middle Eastern machete, a pair of Japanese blades and two other knives

A silver hip-flask with bayonet-screw hinged cover, Mappin & Webb, London 1933 (probably) 6.5oz

An Edwardian cut glass scent flask with foliate-chased silver top, Charles May & Sons, Birmingham 1901, to/w fourteen other silver-topped toilet jars and scent flasks and a loose silver top (16)

Three items of 19th century cranberry glass - A spherical decanter with long neck and clear glass stopper, a flask with clear strap handle, silver plated collar and associated stopper and a cologne bottle with silver plated hinged cover (3)

A leather-clad glass hip-flask with hinged silver bayonet bun cover and detachable gilt-lined beaker Atkin Brothers, London 1911

A Sheraton-style tortoiseshell and silver piquet bodkin-case, 10 cm long to/w a tortoiseshell purse scent-flask holder and a Victorian carved vegetable ivory vinaigrette in the form of a basket (3)

An antique Vizagapatam inlaid sandalwood and ivory veneered visiting card case to/w a Hackett electroplated britannia metal mounted hip flask, military and other badges, smoking accoutrements etc

A 19th century oval enamel nutmeg grater with white floral decoration on a royal blue ground - probably Limoges, to/w an 18th century Delft money-box of balloon form with blue and white foliate decoration, a Continental porcelain scent flask with base metal screw-top, the body painted with courting couples on a pink ground and a red morocco necessaire case, containing a Continental silver needle case and a pair of scissors (4)

A collection of 19th century and later glass scent flasks and phials, including facetted gilt examples, two-colour double-ended flask, ruby overlaid flask, Russian flask with gilt metal mounts and blown glass miniature bull etc (8)

A 19th century Continental porcelain double-ended scent-bottle painted in the Aesthetic manner with birds and flowers on a yellow ground, gilt bun stoppers, to/w a German novelty scent bottle in the form of a German Picklehorn helmet, a 19th century Staffordshire miniature cat on a cushion, an opaque glass moonflask scent bottle with ornate gilt metal over-cladding and a miniature scent flask (5)Yellow Chinese style bottle with gilding losses, scent flask with brass bird design has a chip inside rim, scent flask with rose design good condition, helmet scent flask has losses to gilding

A Victorian silver pocket spirit flask Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1898, of curved rectangular form with rounded corners, bayonet top, engraved 'W.S. from L.A.B. LA FUMÉE PART, L'AMITIÉ RESTE', (smoke through friendship remains?), 3½in. (9cm.), weight 3.7 tr.oz. *Condition: Tiny dents to bottom curved edges, otherwise good.

A David Linley leather and stainless steel hip flask 8oz. capacity, with faux-crocodile leather cover and four stainless steel shot measures inside the lid, inscribed to front, 6in. (15.2cm.) high, in original box.

A Victorian cranberry glass and gilt metal scent bottle with Mary Gregory child overlay decoration of moon flask form, having hanging chain a thumb loop, (stopper a/f), together with a silver mounted cranberry glass drum shaped scent bottle, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1891, the hinged cover with foliate repoussé decoration, 3 1/8in. (8cm.) long, a clear glass faceted scent bottle with shaped and pierced white metal screw off lid and a miniature ruby glass scent bottle. (4) *Condition: Mary Gregory having the glass stopper snapped off inside neck, the miniature with no stopper, the silver version with tiny nicks to inner glass stopper, otherwise nothing else to note.

A 'Bugbear' carved powder flask coconut, 19th century, with original stopper, 12cm high

A small silver hip flask, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1928, with screw cap (lacking removable stirrup cup), 10cm high

A large silver plated and leather hip flask, height 22cm.

ALLEN STRAND WHITE METAL AND LEATHER HIP FLASK

SILVER FLASK TOP AND CUP JAMES DIXON AND SON 1924 94g

A pair of Japanese moon flask vases, height 23.5cm. Condition - one broken and repaired to neck, otherwise OK.

A 9ct gold dress ring and a silver plated hip flask

COLT, USAAN AMERICAN MARKET WALNUT CASE FOR A MODEL 1849 6in. POCKET REVOLVER WITH ACCESSORIES,circa 1860, the radiused corner walnut case lined and compartmented in blue baize and including a fine James Dixon bag-shaped flask, an 'L' shaped nipple key, an iron double cavity 'Colt's Patent' bullet mould, an iron handled cleaning rod, all of the same period and the original case key together with a later cap-tin (case lid repaired and lid relined).

ALEX MARTIN, GLASGOWA CASED 14-BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING-GUN, no visible serial number,circa 1860, with Birmingham proved re-browned 30in. unsigned barrels, bead fore-sight, engraved rib-end at breech, border, scroll and game-scene engraved top-tang with shallow sighting groove, border and scroll engraved bar-action locks signed 'A. MARTIN' (engraving worn), scroll engraved hammers, walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, iron furniture (worn detail), complete with its brass mounted original ramrod and together with a period blue baize lined walnut storage case containing a period shot and powder flask, a cap tin, shot charger, two measures, a turnscrew and nipple-key along with sundry cleaning equipment.

DEANE & SON, LONDONA CASED 120-BORE PERCUSSION REVOLVER, MODEL 'DEANE-HARDING PATENT', serial no. 7190L,circa 1856, with blued 4 3/8in. barrel, the top-strap signed 'DEANE & SON, LONDON BRIDGE', dove-tailed bead fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, plain five-shot cylinder, blued two-piece frame with swinging cylinder lock to the right hand side, spurred hammer, semi saw-handled chequered walnut grip, guarded trigger and hinged under-barrel rammer, strong amount of finish remaining, complete in its makers oak case compartmented and lined in green baize and containing a period flask, cleaning rod turnscrew and cap-tin.

CALISHER & TERRY, LONDONA CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION REVOLVER, MODEL 'ADAMS' PATENT', serial no. 30562,circa 1856, with blued octagonal 5 1/2in. barrel, the top-strap signed 'CALISHER & TERRY, LONDON. CONTRACTORS TO H.M. WAR DEPARTMENT', dove-tailed bead fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, plain five-shot cylinder, blued borderline engraved frame with sliding cylinder lock to the right hand side (action slightly at fault), spurred hammer, semi saw-handled chequered walnut grip, guarded trigger and hinged patent side-rammer, strong amount of finish remaining, complete in its makers walnut case compartmented and lined in dark blue baize, Calisher & Terry green parchment trade label inside lid and containing a period flask, cleaning rod, turnscrew, nipple-key, oil bottle, cap-tin and correct but un-numbered double cavity brass bullet mould.

COLT, USA A CASED RARE .44 PERCUSSION REVOLVER, MODEL 'SECOND MODEL DRAGOON', serial no. 9485, for 1851, with round 7 1/2in. barrel with octagonal breech-section, the top signed 'ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY', nickel fore-sight, rear-sight notch to the hammer-nose, plain cylinder with roll-engraved Indian scene, squared locking notches, open iron frame marked 'COLTS PATENT', brass grip-straps and trigger-guard, smooth walnut one-piece grip and hinged under-barrel rammer, traces of finish throughout, un-numbered wedge and complete with a walnut case possibly adapted from another, 'W & J Rigby' trade label inside lid, compartmented and lined in tan velvet and complete with an iron double cavity mould, steel-handled cleaning rod, L-shaped nipple key, cap-tin and sykes patent powder-flask, all apparently period.

WILKINSON & SON, LONDONA CASED 54-BORE PERCUSSION REVOLVER, MODEL 'ADAMS' PATENT', serial no. 35496R,circa 1858, with blued octagonal 5 1/2in. barrel, the top-strap signed 'WILKINSON & SON, 27 PALL MALL LONDON', borderline engraved solid blued frame with sliding cylinder lock on the right hand side, re-blued five-shot cylinder, spurred hammer, guarded trigger and semi saw-handled chequered walnut grip, the whole retaining the majority of its original blued finish except where noted and complete with its maker's walnut case lined and compartmented in green baize, Wilkinson trade label inside lid and containing an un-numbered brass Adams type mould, a bag-shaped flask, a turn-screw, cleaning rod, oil bottle, nipple-pot and wad punch, all apparently associated (case lid detached).

COLT, USAA .31 PERCUSSION FIVE-SHOT POCKET-REVOLVER, MODEL '1849 POCKET', serial no. 176714,for 1860, with octagonal 4in. barrel signed on two lines on the top-flat near breech 'ADDRESS COL SAML COLT HARTFORD CT.', open iron frame marked 'COLTS PATENT', plain cylinder with roll engraved scene, brass grip-straps and trigger guard (traces of silver plating) and smooth walnut grip, no finish, wedge miss-matched and together with a later wood case re-lined and compartmented for this revolver and including a later flask, caps and damascus-bladed turnscrew.

COLT, USA A CASED .44 PERCUSSION REVOLVER, MODEL '1860 ARMY', serial no. 147811, for 1863, with round blued 8in. barrel, the top signed 'ADDRESS COL SAML. COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA', blued stepped cylinder with roll engraved naval engagement scene, colour hardened open iron three-screw frame signed 'COLTS PATENT' (casting flaw in capping groove), brass grip strap and trigger guard with traces of silver plating, iron back-strap and smooth walnut one piece grip, strong traces of finish throughout and complete in its American market fitted walnut case lined and compartmented in red velvet and including a period metal handled cleaning rod, a brass double cavity mould, an 'L' shaped nipple key, and a Dixon flask, together with an oil bottle, cap tin and nipple pot from another

COLT, USAA .36 PERCUSSION SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER, MODEL '1851 NAVY', serial no. 164237,for 1863, with octagonal 7 1/2in. barrel signed on the top-flat 'ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA', plain six-shot cylinder (traces of roll engraved scene), open iron frame marked 'COLTS PATENT', brass grip-straps and trigger guard, smooth walnut grip and articulated under-barrel rammer, minimal traces of finish, all matching numbers together with a later wood case with reproduction 'A.W. SPIES & CO' label and containing a period Dixon flask and other later accessories.

COLT, USAA .44 PERCUSSION SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER, MODEL '1860 ARMY', serial no. 42888, WITH ORIGINAL MOULD,manufactured in 1862, with round 8in. barrel signed on the top 'ADDRESS COL. SAML. COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA', stepped cylinder with traces of roll engraved scene, open iron three-screw frame marked 'COLTS PATENT, iron back-strap, brass trigger guard bow, the heel and recoil shield cut for shoulder-stock and fitted with a smooth walnut grip (hollowed at heel), all matching numbers, minimal traces of finish, together with a later wood case adapted for this pistol, compartmented and lined in green velvet and containing an original iron Colt's Patent double cavity mould, a later flask, cleaning rod and some period caps.