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Click here to subscribeDELFT PILGRIM'S FLASK, 18th century, probably Dutch, painted in cobalt blue and iron red with gilt highlights with a scene of a man and four courtesans in a garden, the reverse with four figures by a gateway, between four rope twist handles, the neck and foot rims with scrolling foliage, extensive repairs and fitted as a lamp base, height excluding fittings 40cm
A group of vintage items to include a P.A carved pipe in the form of a dog , a brass and rubber side mounted vintage car horn , a copper and brass art nouveau powder flask along with a horn powder flask and a faux / tortoiseshell and white metal card case. Please see images. Measures 39 cm long.
J. A. HENCKELS, GERMANY CHROMIUM PLATED 'AEROPLANE' COCKTAIL SHAKER AND BAR, CIRCA 1930 the fuselage containing a screw top flask, cocktail shaker with strainer, four 'tot' cups, and funnel, the undercarriage containing four stirring spoons, the 'wings' formed as removable hip flasks and the tail containing a corkscrew, stamped manufacturer's marks DRGM 89438/J.A. HENCKELS, TWIN WORKS, SOLINSEN, GERMANY 32cm long
Three Worcester porcelain scent bottles and stoppers: comprising a Grainger & Co. example modelled as a small flask set in a basket printed and painted with a view of Malvern Abbey, with gilt embellishment, script mark to base, 6.5 cm, together with two Royal Worcester examples one of scabbard form painted with a Robin on bramble and one of basket moulded form decorated with scattered blooms, gilt and puce marks respectively, late 19th century, 8.5 and 8 cm.
A tray of silver items to include:- a 14cm silver sugar caster, a small 7cm hip flask hallmarked Birmingham 1922, a pedestal fruit dish on tripod base, 9cm high, Sheffield 1910, capstan inkwell and bud vase with filled bases, salt and pepper, silver mounted napkin rings, cased set of green handled tea knives, etc, weighable silver approximately 8.3oz.
A CASED PAIR OF 22-BORE PERCUSSION DUELLING PISTOLS BY THOMAS REYNOLDS OUT OF JOSEPH MANTON, 8.5inch sighted octagonal damascus barrels engraved Reynolds From Joseph Mantons London, gold line breeches set with a gold maker's tablet, border and scroll engraved bolted locks signed Reynolds, half stocked with white metal fore-end caps, steel mounts, the spur trigger guards with traces of original blued finish, steel capped wooden ramrods, contained in their green baize line mahogany case, complete with three way powder flask, starting mallet, cleaning rod, cap tins etc. The lid with split.
A SMALL MID 17TH CENTURY GERMAN INLAID CIRCULAR PEARWOOD POWDER FLASK, the two-piece body with bone-lined central hole, the body profusely decorated with concentric and overlapping circles composed of brass wire inlay highlighted with coloured woods and bone and interspersed with studded decoration. Losses to inlays and nozzle lacking. A virtually identical, but larger, flask lot 137 was sold by Christies as part of the Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Zwanger Collection on Tuesday 12th Of December 2006. A footnote in the description refers to a similar example in the de Rothschild Collection at Waddesdon Manor, Cat. No. 164. The example sold by Messrs Christies had a tapering turned horn nozzle.
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