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Click here to subscribeA silver plated and leather hip or spirit flask - early 20th century, by James Dixon & Sons, with brown crocodile leather casing and hinged turn-off lid, 16.5cm high; together with a plated metal pocket travelling corkscrew; an antique steel T-bar corkscrew; a vintage leather surcingle; and a lather martingale with modern horse brasses.
A collection of decorative antique and vintage glass - including a pair of Edwardian cut and gilded glass pedestal dessert dishes, 6.25cm high, 10.2cm diameter; a 19th century blue glass flagon, 18.4cm high (lacks stopper); a Bristol blue glass water jug, 19.5cm high; an Exmoor Glass amethyst and clear glass wine glass, etched mark, 16.4cm high; a clear glass flask etched with a deer in a woodland scene, 16.8cm high; and three others. (9)
A William IV Provincial Silver Spirit-Flask, by James Barber, George Cattle and William North, York, 1833 compressed oval, the base with pull-off cup, with screw-cap12cm high, 4oz 14dwt, 146grProvenance: with Paul Bennett Antiques, the London Silver Vaults, 8 February 2018, where acquired by the present owner.Fully marked under base of flask and cup, though the York town marks is lacking. There is wear to the marks, some of which are only just visible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a repair at the rim. The surface is somewhat bright.
A Pratt Ware Flask, circa 1800, of flattened ovoid form, moulded and painted with classical figures and foliage15cm highA Similar Flask, with figures in landscape10cm high (2)Largest - tightly crazed. Minor flakes to the rim and a minute hair crack.Smallest - crazed minor glaze flakes to the rim. Both free from restoration.
2 Steinschloßpistolen und Zubehör, um 17801) Steinschloßpistole, achtkantiger, in rund übergehender, glatter Lauf, Kaliber 16 mm, ornamental graviertes Steinschloß, beschnitzter Nußholzschaft, Griff mit Messingeinlagen, Schloßgegenplatte aus Messing, reliefierter Messingknauf, Ladestock nicht entnehmbar, Länge 50 cm. - 2) Steinschloßpistole, achtkantiger, in rund übergehender, glatter Lauf, Kaliber 16 mm, Nußholzschaft, eisernes Steinschloß, ornamentale Messinggarnituren, Ladestock erneuert, Länge 51 cm. - 3) Pulverflasche, Kupfer, beidseitig geprägtes Jagdmotiv. - Und: 4) 2 Kugelzangen, Eisen, für Rundkugeln Kaliber 16 und 17 mm. Start Price: EUR 350 Zustand: (3-4/-)2 Flintlock Pistols and Accessories, c. 17801) Flintlock pistol, octagonal barrel tapering to a round, smooth bore, 16 mm calibre, ornamentally engraved flintlock, carved walnut stock, grip with brass inlay, brass lock side plate, brass grip cap in relief, ramrod not removable, length 19 5/8 in. - 2) Flintlock pistol, octagonal barrel tapering to a round, smooth bore, 16 mm calibre, walnut stock, iron flintlock, ornamental brass fittings, ramrod replaced, length 20 in. - 3) Powder flask, copper, hunting motif embossed on both sides. - And: 4) 2 ball tongs, iron, for round balls calibre 16 and 17 mm. Start Price: EUR 350 Condition: (3-4/-)
A CASED SIX-SHOT PERCUSSION TRANSITIONAL REVOLVER BY JOSEPH LANG, LONDON The approx. 15cm octagonal barrel engraved "J. Lang 22 Cockspur St. London" along top face, with a sprung rammer beneath, the chambers of the cylinder numbered 1 to 6, the frame with scrolling floral engraving throughout, the chequered grip inset with a blank rectangular escutcheon, the whole measuring approx. 32cm in length; the velvet-lined case with paper manufacturer's label to lid and containing accoutrements to include a copper and brass powder flask by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield Note: The label bears an inscription in ink, which attributes the revolver's ownership to Lieutenant-General Sir Henry William Barnard (b. 1799). The inscription states that it was used by Barnard in the Crimea and at Delhi, where he was killed on 5th July 1857. Condition Report:In all mechanical respects, the revolver functions well. The hammer holds full and half-cock and releases with gentle pressure to the trigger. The cylinder rotates smoothly and the rammer beneath the barrel moves freely. Tarnish throughout. Some more significant rust/pitting in places. Dents/nicks here and there, particularly around the muzzle. Chequered grip with a deep patina through handling. Case in fair overall order. Patches of white mould to lid. Some chips, losses and old glued repairs. Internal dividers are loose in places. Velvet is much dirtied and faded. Paper manufacturer's label is faded and with many small tears and dents. Accessories are worn (the copper flask, for example, having multiple significant dents).
Two Japanese studio pottery vases, 20th century, comprising a pinky red glazed porcelain bottle vase with globular body and flanked narrow neck, underglaze blue mark to base, height 24cm, and a stoneware flask of ovoid form, painted with iron oxide bamboo spray, height 22.3cm, with pine box and cover.
A Victorian silver heart shaped spirit flask, the body chased and engraved putti frolicking in Arcadian landscapes withing foliate border, the detachable cover chased with flowers, the flask underside with Hanau marks, hallmarked and imported by Edwin Thompson Bryant, London, 1893, approx gross weight 5.77 ozt (179.6 grams), 15cm high
A Halcyon Days porcelain twin handled christening cup, transfer printed decoration 'The Owl and the Pussycat', height 7cm, boxed, together with a porcelain Marriage Book, a porcelain cased scented candle, decorated with Ganesha over striped ground, height 8.5cm, a figural scent flask from the V & A collection, an octagonal pin dish decorated with topiary orange trees and an oval enamelled dish 'Hotel Ritz'. (6)
A Ginori Italian Renaissance Revival Hand-painted Maiolica Pilgrim Flask, 20th century, flattened baluster form, c.1870, 30cm high; Woodlesford art pottery cylindrical vase with a central band of flowers in greens and browns and standing on three scrolling feet, stamped Woodlesford Art Pottery 230 to the base,30cm high (2)
A silver hip flask, Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham, date marked rubbed, of rectangular form and engraved 'H.S.C.', 15.5cm high, weight approx 6.3oz, together with a silver topped cylindrical glass shot flask in the form of a cartridge shell, the cover engraved 'One Shot 12 12', 7.5cm high and an ebonised plaque mounted with three silver presentation shields (3)
A 19th century etui/necessaire in a tooled red leather case inscribed "Lady's Companion" with scrolling gilded decoration incorporating birds and urns, containing a silver thimble, Birmingham, silver topped flask, silver pencil, tweezers, two picks, needle holder, scissors, crochet hook, and darning needle, 6.5 x 5cm. x 11cm. high. (10)
A silver engine turned spirit flask with gilded interior to detachable lid, personal inscription dated 1940, "marked "Martin & Co. Cheltenham", maker's mark "AW", Birmingham, 7.3 x 9.4cm. x 2cm. high, together with a silver engine turned combined shoe horn/button hook, maker's mark "CS & S", London. (2)
Army & Navy six silver plated stacking cups with leather case, the first cup height 13 cm, diameter +/- 8.5 cm, together with a Harrod's of London silver plated hip flask. Height 12.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The combined weight of the beakers is 1318 grams. Being slightly graduated, they are all different weights, the lightest being 193 grams, the heaviest 251 grams.
George V silver mounted glass hip flask, Sheffield 1928 James Dixon & Sons Ltd, the twisting silver cap with engine turned decoration and engraved cartouche (lacking stopper) and the detachable silver stirrup cup of plain form, 15.5cm high together with an early 20th century silver plate mounted glass hip flask with crocodile skin leather cover, retailed by Clements of London, 18cm high (2)
Collection of silver plate and metal items including three candlesticks, biscuit barrel, hip flask, teapot and sugar bowl, cased set of six silver plated fish knives and forks with faux ivory handles together with various other silver plated flatware, some with faux ivory handles and a pair of African wooden salad servers, etc (2 boxes)
An enamelled milk-glass medicine or apothecary flask, mid-18th century, German, of footed form, the enamelled inscription enclosed within a floral cartouche,13.5cm high, anda similar medicine or apothecary flask,18th century, German, of square form, the enamelled inscription surmounted with a crown,11.3cm high (2)The second bottle is likely to have held a nitric acid mixture.Condition ReportBoth bottles have cracks to the bodies. The stoppers are lacking from both bottles. General wear and losses to the enamelling commensurate with age.
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