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A SMALL 18TH/19TH CENTURY CHINESE IVORY CARVING OF BUDAI, seated and bearing beads and a flask, 1.75in high.

A CHINESE MING STYLE COPPER-RED & UNDERGLAZE-BLUE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, each domed surface decorated with carp swimming amidst lotus, the neck with an extended six-character Xuande mark, 8in wide at widest point & 11.8in high.

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, painted with two panels of a lady and a boy, the base with a four-character Kangxi mark, 5.9in wide at widest point & 8.4in high.

A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK, decorated with a variety of small interlocking panels, 7.9in wide at widest point & 10.7in high.

A mixed lot comprising a gilt metal ladys small format hand mirror, mirror discoloured, the reverse with moth and flowers under glass, 14.5cm, a porcelain scent bottle painted with flowers within a border, 6.7cm, a gilt metal ball form scent flask on chain, 8cm, and a glass scent bottle of tapering cylinder form, spiral cut with green tint and painted with flowers, gilt brass cover lacking stopper, 11.5cm (4)

Nine needle cases comprising a vegetable ivory turned example inscribed 'A Present From The Thames Tunnel', 7cm, a steel example, another in fancy gilt, an unusual 'Magazine Patent Needle Case', floral printed 'With Best Wishes/North London Novelty Works', 5.7cm, another in gilt brass as a scent flask and four advertising needle cylinders (9)

A George IV style electroplate two handled entree dish, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, with gadroon border, on claw and ball feet, 31cm wide, crested, cased fish eaters, cased tea knives, two mugs and a trophy with sporting presentation inscriptions, four napkin rings, another, peppers and hip flask (qty).

An engine turned silver hip flask, Birmingham 1959, curved to fit the pocket, with bayonet fitting screw cap, engraved in a rectangular cartouche with 'The Rocket Troop Leipzig 1913' insignia and a presentation inscription, 13cm high, 6ozs.

A novelty Victorian silver vesta case, makers mark Adie & Lovekin, Birmingham 1888, in the form of a spirits flask, divided and hinged, the lower part simulating basketwork, 5cm high. Illustrated

A small silver spirits flask, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1931, with bayonet fitting screw cover and curved to fit the pocket, 2ozs, 10.5cm high.

A superb quality silver gilt Victorian scent flask

A Royal Doulton stoneware flask of baluster tapered form, with blue-glazed top and handle, the main body brown-glazed and decorated with 'The Twins' depicting two young boys holding hands and bowing with their caps in their other hands, signed 'J Hassall', impressed factory mark, shape no.6630, 21cm high and another, similar flask, of inverted baluster form with dark brown glazed top and handle, depicting 'The Twins' wearing caps, with their arms around each other, impressed factory mark, shape no.6629, 21cm high, (2).

A VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED AND GLASS HUNTING HIP FLASK, by James Deakin & Sons, in fitted leather case, and two other gentleman's hip flasks (3)

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS POWDER FLASK/CHIMNEY ORNAMENT in the form of a collared dog with a removable head (detached from base) and a Dutch brass tobacco box, dated 1756 (2)

A VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED AND CROCODILE LEATHER HIP FLASK, a pair of silver plated 1937 Coronation cake slices with pieced decoration and mixed silver plated wares

A Victorian silver Sugar Bowl, London c. 1889; a pair of small Wine Tasters, each with two pierced handles, London c. 1894; a Chester silver Spirit Hip Flask; a Birmingham silver Ash Tray with dog; an embossed silver Sugar Bowl and Cream Jug and two other items. A lot. (9)

A 19th Century Japanese Kutani Sword, in a carved ivory scabbard, decorated with etched figures etc., and brass bound, approx. 33" overall; an antique decorated Horn Powder Flask; a small carved ivory Tusk; and the serrated Nose of Saw Shark. A lot. (4)

Formerly the property of Mrs Alice Keppel (1868 - 1947), the British society hostess, beauty and mistress to HM King Edward VII - a fine Regency Apsley Pellatt & Co. gold mounted cut glass scent flask in the form of a crown - the stopper in the form of a cross, the gold mounted collar decorated with rose, thistles and shamrocks, the crown profusely and finely diamond cut with hobnail cut base, circa 1825 - 1830 - most probably made for The Royal Household and given to Mrs Keppel as a gift by King Edward VII, 9cm high x 9cm wide, the base 6cm diameter. A similar crown flask was commissioned for Queen Adelaide from Apsley Pellatt & Co. when her husband King William IV ascended the throne in 1830 (on loan from Melissa John at the Bentley Priory Museum Collection).Provenance: Mrs Alice Keppel by descent to her daughter, Violet Trefusis and thence to John Phillips CONDITION REPORT Good original condition. Some small chips and nibbles. Chips to stopper

Formerly the property of Mrs Alice Keppel (1868 - 1947), the British society hostess, beauty and mistress to HM King Edward VII - a fine early 20th century French ladies' silver mounted and cut glass liqueur flask of cylindrical form, with detachable cup base, with engraved Royal Crown, ribbon and leaf swag engraved glass body with screw stopper, marked on base - G. Keller Paris, with French silver hallmarks (Gustave Keller was the top society Silversmiths in Paris with many European Royal clients), 14.7cm high.Provenance: Mrs Alice Keppel by descent to her daughter, Violet Trefusis and thence to John Phillips

19th century Chinese blue and white moon flask with figure decoration, 19th century Chinese blue and white cylindrical vase, pair 18th century Worcester saucers and lot Japanese blue and white porcelain (7)

Early 20th century silver miniature powder flask with suspension ring (Chester date mark rubbed), maker - GY & Co., 8cm overall length

Unusual 19th century white metal flask of baluster form, with embossed scrolling decoration against a punched background and three columned recesses containing figures of Hercules and possibly Adam and Eve, the back and shoulders of the flask with applied scrollwork (one now absent), on a pedestal stem with figures of cavorting children above a fluted knop and a domed circular foot with embossed decoration and with three applied seated figures, the hinged domed cover with embossed decoration and three protruding heads and a finial in the form of a female figure suckling a lamb, separate stopper, apparently unmarked, possibly Continental. All at approximately 7ozs, 18cm overall height

George V silver spirit flask of shaped rectangular form, with engraved presentation inscription and hinged bayonet fitting cover, separate drinking cup (Sheffield 1913 / 1914), maker - G. & J.W.H. All at approximately 4½ozs, 13cm overall height

Victorian cut glass spirit flask with detachable silver gilt cup with engraved monogram and screw-on silver gilt cover with matching monogram (London 1873), maker - F.P., 14.5cm overall height

1930s silver plated spirit flask with engine-turned decoration and hinged bayonet fitting cover, together with another small glass spirit flask with crocodile leather cover, detachable drinking cup and hinged bayonet fitting cover, James Dixon & Son (2)

Edwardian silver spirit flask of shaped form, with engraved monogram, hinged bayonet fitting cover and separate drinking cup (Sheffield 1903), James Dixon & Son. All at approximately 6ozs, 14.5cm overall length CONDITION REPORT Overall condition is good, metal appears a little thin and flexes at the area of the engraved initials. Cover works well, fits snuggly, marks are crisp, elsewhere very minor scratches

Victorian silver mounted agate scent flask, the circular body with specimen agate segments and hinged agate lid. 45mm high excluding chain x 32mm diameter

Fine Victorian cut glass scent flask with silver gilt floral embossed hinged top, in original tortoiseshell travelling case

19th century French yellow metal mounted scent flask with floral engraved decoration, 11cm

A 19th Century Brass Mounted Shot Flask with Game Decoration in Relief.

OF CRIMEAN WAR INTEREST: A CASED .31 CALIBRE FIVE-SHOT PERCUSSION 6INCH LONDON COLT POCKET REVOLVER TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL THE HONOURABLE JOHN CONSTANTINE STANLEY GRENADIER GUARDS, 6inch sighted octagonal barrel marked with the manufacturer's LONDON stamp and London proof marks to the left side, scroll engraved to the muzzle and breech, the cylinders with good stagecoach scene and both stamped with the serial no. 2085, border and scroll engraved frame, ramrod, trigger guard and back strap, the latter also engraved Honble J Stanley Grenadier Guards, varnished wooden grips, serial no. 2085 throughout, contained in its blue velvet lined mahogany case, complete with commensurate accessories, the flask retains good lacquer to body and top, some blue to the nipple key and good blue to the mould. The case is fitted with a blank brass escutcheon to the lid but a brass Colt escutcheon engraved to the Honble J Stanley, Grenadier Guards in the same script as that appearing on the back strap of the gun is present in the case. A letter from the National Army Museum dated 11th May 1982 details that Lieutenant-Colonel Stanley served in the Crimea and was entitled to the Medal and Sebastopol clasp along with the Turkish Medal.

A REMINGTON OR COLT EMBOSSED POWDER FLASK, the pear-shaped copper body embossed on both sides with an eagle grasping a shield, olive branches and lightning bolts, the whole surrounded by stars above the legend E. PLURIBUS UNUM. Retains good traces of original lacquered finish. See the Powder Flask Book by Riling, no.s 753-757. Riling notes they were manufactured by Matthewman and the American Flask & Cap Company, generally described as for Colt's but have been seen cased with Remington-Rider or Remington-Beales revolvers.

A CLEAN LACQUERED DIXON & SONS COPPER POWDER FLASK, the bag-shaped body with gilt brass top stamped with the manufacturer's details, blued spring, adjustable nozzle for 3/16 through to 5/16 drams. Retains most of its lacquer to the body and top.

A CLEAN HAWKSLEY COPPER POWDER FLASK, the bag-shaped body with swivel ring to the base, gilt brass top stamped with the manufacturer's details, blued spring, adjustable nozzle for 3/8 through to 5/8 drams. Retains reasonable lacquer to the body and top, of the type found in the cases of the smaller Colt revolvers. Together with another similar by James Dixon. (2)

A RED LEATHER COVERED THREE-WAY POWDER FLASK, 12cm over all height, the red leather covered tapering oval brass body with ringturned adjustable nozzle, pivoting cover to the top revealing two tubes for ball, the base with sliding trap for flints.

A CRISP SMALL SIZE THREE-WAY POWDER FLASK, 8.1cm over all height, the tapering copper body with good amounts of lacquered finish, ringturned nozzle, blued spring and pivoting cover, the base with threaded cover. Brass parts also retain good amounts of lacquer.

A THREE-WAY POWDER FLASK, 13.2cm over all height, the tapering oval copper body with traces of original lacquered finish, ringturned nozzle, pivoting cover to the top, pivoting cover to the base. Spring broken.

A THREE-WAY POWDER FLASK, 12.6cm over all height, the tapering oval copper body with ringturned nozzle, pivoting cover to the top, the hinged base with button release.

A THREE-WAY POWDER FLASK, 11cm over all height, the oval copper body with ringturned adjustable nozzle, pivoting cover to the top stamped DIXON & SONS SHEFFIELD, pivoting cover to the base.

EIGHT VARIOUS SCISSOR BULLET MOULDS, to include 36-bore, 32, 52, 40, 16, 23 and 40, together with a powder measure, two Eley cap tins and an Irish topped leather shot flask. (12)

A THREE-WAY POWDER FLASK, 11.4cm over all height, the tapering oval copper body with ringturned nozzle, pivoting cover to the top, replacement blued spring, threaded cover to the base.

A CASED PAIR OF 28-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY BASS, 10inch sighted octagonal barrels set with gold maker's tablets at the gold lined breeches, border engraved stepped and bolted locks, half stocked with white metal fore-ends, border engraved steel trigger guards decorated with stands of arms and pineapple finials, finely chequered slab-sided wooden butts, horn-capped wooden ramrods contained in their green baize lined mahogany case, complete with pan brush, turnscrew, bullet mould, red leather covered thee-way powder flask, waxed patches and an associated wad cutter. Lid lining removed.

A CASED PAIR OF 25-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY ROBERT WOGDON, 9.5inch sighted octagonal rebrowned damascus barrels signed Wogdon London on the top flat, border engraved stepped and bolted locks with traces of case colour hardened finish, reconverted from percussion, gold touch holes, set triggers, full stocked with border and foliate engraved steel mounts, the trigger guards with acorn finials, brass capped wooden ramrods, contained in their green baize lined mahogany case, the lid with flush fitting brass handle and escutcheon, the lid with maker's trade label for Joseph Egg, complete with loading rod, bullet mould, turn screw, pan brush, three-way copper powder flask and case key. This pair of pistols by Robert Wogdon or Wogden were originally converted from flintlock to percussion by Joseph Egg and reconverted in the last eight years or so - see lot 308 Bonhams Antique Arms and Armour 24th November 2010 sold for £5,400.

A CASED PAIR OF 25-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY ROBERT WOGDON, 9inch sighted octagonal barrels signed Wogdon London on the top flat and with traces of original browned finish, border engraved stepped and bolted locks with traces of case colour hardened finish, gold touch holes, set triggers, full stocked with border and foliate engraved steel mounts, the trigger guards with acorn finials, one steel capped wooden ramrod with integral powder measure the other a horn-capped replacement, contained in their green baize lined mahogany case, the lid with flush fitting brass handle, complete with loading rod, bullet mould and later copper powder flask and case key. One pistol with repairs to left side of the fore-end. See Lot 214 Wallis & Wallis Connoisseur Collectors' Auction 28th April 2014.

A CASED PAIR OF CRISP 32-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY WALLIS OF HULL, 9.25inch sighted barrels with traces of original browned finish, engraved G. WALLIS HULL, border engraved stepped and bolted locks signed Wallis, gold touch holes, set triggers, full stocked with crisp chequered butts, border and foliate engraved blued steel mounts, the trigger guards with acorn finials, one all steel ramrod, the other wood with steel topped powder measure, the side plate are set with a white metal escutcheon engraved with the owners initials EW, contained in their green baize lined mahogany case the lid with brass carrying handle, complete with cleaning rod, pan brush, bullet mould turnscrew and brass three-way powder flask. A very crisp pair of guns, the case with repair to hinge area and hinges loose.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY TOPER'S CANE, the reeded copper pommel unscrewing to reveal a glass whisky or spirits flask with cork stopper and commensurate miniature drinking glass, malacca haft, metal ferrule, 88.5cm long over all.

OF 11TH HUSSARS INTEREST, A CASED 40-BORE PERCUSSION DUELLING OR OFFICER'S PISTOL BY MILLS OF LONDON, 9.75inch sighted barrel engraved W. MILLS 120 HOLBORN LONDON on the top flat, border and scroll engraved bolted back action lock, engraved W MILLS IMPROVED, half stocked with border and scroll engraved steel mounts, white metal fore-end cap, rectangular white metal escutcheon engraved with the owners crest, the butt set with a white metal plaque engraved with a further crest and the motto PLAISIR EN FAITS D'ARMES, steel-capped wooden ramrod, contained it its mahogany case, the lid with flush fitting handle and escutcheon, engraved Charles Kemeys Tynte Esqr 11th HUSSARS and bearing the family crest, the blue velvet lined interior with maker's trade label, complete with loading road, breech scraper, bullet mould, powder flask, nipple pot and key to the case. Please note this is a single pistol.

A CASED 80-BORE FIVE-SHOT DOUBLE TRIGGER TRANTER REVOLVER BY DANIEL CLARKE, 5inch sighted octagonal blued barrel, signed and border and scroll engraved on the top strap, border and scroll engraved blued frame, some losses, engraved on the right side No 2651 T, border and scroll engraved steel mounts, chequered wooden grip, detachable rammer mounted on the left side, contained in a green baize lined mahogany case complete with a full complement of commensurate accessories, to include a flask that retains good amounts of original lacquered finish. Case lid with crack.

A collection of mainly 19th century British ceramics including an early 19th century bowl with printed and infilled chinoiserie decoration, a tankard with marbled finish, a further relief moulded tankard, an unusual dark brown glazed flask in the form of a bearded male figure, with floral button detail, a black basalt cream jug, a blue and white transfer printed plate and a stoneware type pepper pot

A mixed lot comprising copper powder flask, leather powder flask, 30mm shell case, various pistol grips, and other assorted items.

A four piece silver-plated tea service, together with a silver-plated entree dish and a vintage thermos flask (6)

A silver hip flask, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, Birmingham 1902, with presentation inscription, a silver cigarette case, monogrammed and a Christening knife, fork and spoon, gross weight approximately 240gm

POWDER FLASK STAND OF ARMS

WHISKY SELECTION & FAMOUS GROUSE MINIATURES & HIP FLASK

A silver plate mounted and glass hunting flask in leather carrying case

Two boxes of travel flask and cup sets

A quantity of mostly metalware to include a case set of spoons; a knife set; a hip flask; a bronzed figure; various ornaments etc.

A late Victorian silver hip flask and a silver mounted glass hip flask.

A late 19th century Australian white metal spirit flask, by Brunkhorst, 12.5cm.

Royal Doulton, Tawny owl whiskey flask full