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Lot 36

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.

Lot 37

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.

Lot 39

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.

Lot 442

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.

Lot 60

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.

Lot 61

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.

Lot 36

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

Lot 213

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

Lot 155

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

Lot 58

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

Lot 706

WHISKY SELECTION & FAMOUS GROUSE MINIATURES & HIP FLASK

Lot 154

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

Lot 1007

Two boxes of travel flask and cup sets

Lot 756

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

Lot 523

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

Lot 515

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

Lot 92

Royal Doulton, Tawny owl whiskey flask full

Lot 508

A box of silver plated items, an anniversary clock and a hip flask.

Lot 142A

A selection of platedware including Calibri cigarette lighter, brass cigarette lighter, hip flask etc

Lot 187

A malachite ground flask shaped vase (potlid pot lid prattware)

Lot 186

A pair of flask shaped vases with pale malachite grounds (2) (potlid pot lid prattware)

Lot 213

A pair of malachite ground flask shaped vases (2) (potlid pot lid prattware)

Lot 69

A brown glazed pottery maskhead pottery jug of Napoleon by George Skey, 230mm, handle repaired, two late Staffordshire pieces and a reproduction spirit flask (4) (commemorative commemorate)

Lot 196

A 19th century leather water flask.

Lot 138

A bicorn naval hat in its original metal carrying case, together with a late 18th/early 19th century pistol, leather shoulder holster and a powder flask.

Lot 1233

A Charles Rennie Mackintosh style hip Flask and a small mother of pearl Box.

Lot 1178

A part metal dividers set cased, Ronson lighter, white metal and leather hip flask, small spirit level and an old Puma cut throat razor, etc.

Lot 1030

An early Persian tinware moon flask.

Lot 1316

A leather shot flask and a copper powder flask.

Lot 174

A 14k gold John Rubel perfume flask, with floral pattern set with turquoise, and garnets to the lid. Dimensions 6cm x 2.6cm x 1.6cm, weight 23.8gms, signed to the base

Lot 95

Celery vase & early glass gimmel flask

Lot 326

A Silver Mounted Stourbridge Cameo Glass Scent Flask, attributed to Thomas Webb & Sons, the mount Sampson Mordon & Co, London 1886, of teardrop form in red overlaid in white and carved with flowering leafy branches, retailer's mark for Percy Edwards & Co, 71 Piccadilly, 18cm long See illustration

Lot 24

A silver hip flask, 'J M & S' Sheffield 1911, of oval form with concave back and bayonet top, initialled 'ET', gross weight 3.9ozt, 12.7cm high CONDITION REPORT: Two dents to the cover, bayonet top works well and cork still present to the interior of the cover, full hallmarks to the neck still legible. to the front there looks to be a hallmark that has been obliterated underneath the decoration tho the right of the lion passant - see the attached images, the front is also monogrammed. Some minor dents to the body, surface scratching and light wear. See the attached images for further clarification of these points.

Lot 6409

A Victorian embossed copper powder flask, hunting scene (dented) and a brown leather shot flask (2)

Lot 6201

A British WWII 1943 dated Thermos flask, a mess tin, and a German water bottle (3)

Lot 6408

Three copper powder flasks and a brown leather shot flask (4)

Lot 30

An early 20th century glass hunting flask, with a silver plated top, in a fitted leather case, 23cm, together with a set of beakers, cased (2)

Lot 59

A 19th century brass Sykes powder flask, 19cm long, together with a collection of three various leather and brass powder flasks, (4)

Lot 1199

Sterling silver hip flask and funnel hallmarked Sheffield 1987, maker: R. Carr Ltd, presentation inscription on back, in original box, 190 grams approx

Lot 1278

Rare Victorian brass combination flask & purse spherical flask with cap showing Registration Number for 1880, with fitted purse to body of flask. (Height 11cm approx, handle extended).

Lot 1152

Asprey & Sons silver plated martini set comprising of a flask and cup which fit snugly into a lidded pourer with fold out handle, marked to base ASPREY & SONS 166 BOND ST, 15cm high approx (closed), 19.5cm with handle out, 10.3cm diameter at base

Lot 48

A VICTORIAN STONEWARE FLASK, stamped Lennox & Chapman of Helensburgh; along with a group of other stoneware flasks

Lot 140

A Large EPBM Hip Flask, of plain design; together with a pair of grape scissors, four coin inset ashtrays and a hallmarked silver candle snuffer with turned wood handle.

Lot 222

A silver and glass hip flask with detachable silver cup, leather top (as found), monogram engraved to lid (no marks visible), hallmark on cup, London 1870 together with a large silver plated and glass hip flask

Lot 1329

LEATHER CASED HUNTING FLASK a conical shaped glass flask, with a silver screw cap and in a leather case. Marked for Birmingham 1907. Flask 22.5cms high

Lot 1358

LEATHER CASED HUNTING FLASK a conical shaped glass flask, with a silver plated screw top and in a fitted leather case. Also with a leather cased sandwich tin. Flask 18.5cms high. (2)

Lot 143

A WWII Second World War military water flask / canteen bottle within the canvas holder with strap. Along with a khaki green ' CAL.30M1 ' Ammunition Box. Box measures; 18cm x 27cm x 10cm 

Lot 251

An Islamic bronzed metal powder flask. 3 1/2' high

Lot 216

An Asprey & Garrard hip flask, 4oz size, black leather outer shell over a stainless steel body; a Dunhill pewter hipflask, and four other hip flasks (6)

Lot 47

A Victorian silver hip flask, by William Summers, marks indistinct, 13.5cm, 189g.

Lot 95

A quantity of silver and sterling items, to include; a silver milk jug; a hip flask; and a silver sauce boat, 1000g all in.

Lot 203

A silver spirit or hip flask, London 1933, makers WS, the front monogrammed HSE, 181g (6.38 oz), 12cm

Lot 479

Hip flask with hinged cover 4.5” high Ches 1923 90g.

Lot 478

Large hip flask with mounted hinged cover 6” high Chester 1906

Lot 451

Hip flask 2.5” wide B'ham by M & W

Lot 494

Large spirit flask with screw on cover and screw on cup 7.5” high marked sterling.

Lot 1266

A copper and brass powder flask with classic clam shell decoration by Drake.

Lot 32

Two Doulton Lambeth stoneware flasks, one with silver mounted cork stopper, the larger 8½in. (21.5cm.) high; together with four other pieces of Doulton Lambeth including a jardiniere decorated by L. Waters, a twin handle vase decorated by Nellie Garbett etc. (8)* Condition: - Silver stoppered flask: Impressed '2074', script initials 'PB'. London hallmark 1903. Maker's mark rubbed. Engraved monogram to top of stopper (worn). Flask in VG cdn.- Square flask: Impressed 1785 and with retailer 'G.W. Scott & Sons' + registration diamond. Script decorator's mark IB. VG cdn. Lacks cork stopper.- Pair ewers: Silicone mark, impressed W1885, unidentified monogram script mark and painted SS mark. VG cdn.- Twin handle vase: Impressed 831, script decorator's mark EG. Glaze chip to centre of one raised rosette to body. No other faults.- Jardiniere: Impressed 2953. Script mark LW. Has been broken and repaired.- Biscuit box: Hallmarked London 1920. Marks to finial rubbed but match. Impressed 5603 and script mark LP. Cover restored. A few small dings to silver.- Tankard: Script mark RBR 10. Small ground chip to rim.

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