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MIXED-METAL INLAID BRONZE FLASK-FORM VASEMEIJI PERIOD decorated in copper, gilt, shakudo and bronze with a cockerel surrounded by flowering cherry branches within a large oval cartouche, and with butterflies amongst peonies on the reverse, the scenes flanked by scrolling foliage on the shoulders12.5cm high
A collection of Lee .303 and .45-70 reloading equipment including Challenger Press Kit, Safety Powder Scale and Perfect Powder Measure, various reloading dies, empty brass cases, bullet tips, primers etc some in original boxes together with an embossed powder flask and various lead ball bullets
A GROUP OF CERAMICS etc, to include USSR Lion shaped flask, length 16cm, approximate length 16cm, W.H.Goss 'Tower on St Catherine's Hill', Doulton 'Norfolk' bowl (hairlines), Beswick 'The Setter', No 2986, red (tail reglued), Royal Doulton 'Barnaby Rudge', Dickens ware covered pot, a Royal Crown Derby '2451' bowl and two small cloisonne bowls (sd)
A collection of seven powder flasks, early to mid 20th CenturyTo include six copper and brass examples, each with embossed decoration of hunting scenes, brass bodied flask with American military decoration (7) A collection of seven powder flasks, early to mid 20th CenturyTo include six copper and brass examples, each with embossed decoration of hunting scenes, brass bodied flask with American military decoration (7)
A 1930s silver hip flask Of rectangular form with engine turned decoration and personal inscription to hinged lid, Birmingham, 1939, length approx. 10cm, weight approx. 3.4oz. A 1930s silver hip flask Of rectangular form with engine turned decoration and personal inscription to hinged lid, Birmingham, 1939, length approx. 10cm, weight approx. 3.4oz.CONDITION REPORTAppears in good condition for age
A selection of unmarked glass vases, to include a large green example of tapered rectangular form with floral mouldings and drawn cylinder neck 31 cm, a blue moulded double spouted flask, probably American, together with various other examples of textured moulded glass, probably of European origin (8)
Great War 1/1st South Nottinghamshire Hussars and Machine Gun Corps Medals and Associated Items, the medals consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “1959 PTE E HARBACK S NOTTS HRS”, housed in the original forwarding box and addressed registered mail envelope. Accompanied by a padded cushion mounted with his original brass “SNH” shoulder title, South Notts Hussars cap badge and Machine Gun Corps collar badges. Also accompanied by his original fibre identity discs, cigarette case, hip flask, Laurel Bumb Bell Razor in its box, plus other items. The 1st was formed in Nottingham in April 1908 on the creation of the new Territorial Force and became part of the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Mounted Brigade, which was a component of the 1st Mounted Division. It became the 1/1st in 1914 when the TF created its second-line units. The Brigade was transferred to serve with the 2nd Mounted Division and saw service in the Gallipoli Campaign. In 1916, the Division was broken up and the Brigade was re-designated the 7th Mounted Brigade and moved to Salonika in 1917. The regiment returned to Egypt in June 1917, when it was attached to the Desert Mounted Corps, until April 1918, when it left the Brigade and was dismounted to form B Battalion, Machine Gun Corps with the 1/1st Warwickshire Yeomanry. The battalion left Egypt for France, arriving in June 1918. It was later numbered as the 100th (Warwickshire and South Nottinghamshire Yeomanry) Battalion, Machine Gun Corps. At the Armistice, it was serving as Army Troops with the Fourth Army.
A MING REVIVAL BLUE AND WHITE DOUBLE GOURD FLASK, 17th century, of near eastern inspiration, the flattened circular body painted to each side with an eight-point star burst medallion, centred with a 'ying-yang' symbol and encircled by a diaper band, the neck applied with raised loop handles, the garlic-bulb mouth encircled by a narrow band of florets, 36cm high
A Japanese silver coloured metal long handled tea strainer by K. Uyeda, of plain design with maker's mark to back of handle and stamped, 'Sterling', 16.5cm long, 1.42ozt, a hollow silver coloured metal ashtray in the form of a fish, stamped 'Sterling', 8cm long, and a small silver coloured metal moon flask, the twist lid with pierced top, the body with character mark decoration, hallmarks to foot, 5.5cm high, combined weight 1.56ozt, 48.4g CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description

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