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Lot 3273
A CCCP Russian hip flask, a pewter hip flask, horn spoons, handy pack dominoes, EPNS artists trowel, black knives, silver crested spoon, seven spoons two mixers, a quantity of un circulated cigarette cards, match boxes, a miniature gilt metal cased New Testament Bible, an atomiser, two lacquer ware boxes and covers and a vizagatapan (Indian style) boxes (Q parcel lot)
Lot 64
A collection of silver including an Edwardian cut glass sugar castor with silver piece and detachable cover and silver collar, Sheffield 1905; together with a hip flask cover, glass liner, broken (in two parts) London 1905 and a collection of seven various 19th Century button hooks, the handles chased with various design, various dates and makers (three silver, one metal and two bone handles) and a shoe horn (9)
Lot 304
A MEISSEN GROUP, ‘SMELL’, LATE 19TH CENTURYfrom the set of the senses after the models by J.C. Schoenheit, the young woman smelling a posy seated beside a table supporting a flask and a basket of flowers, shaped rectangular base, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, impressed number, incised model number E5, painted number 29.14cm high
Lot 469
A GEORGE II GOLD AND ENAMEL DOUBLE SCENT FLASK, MID 18TH CENTURYbifurcated baluster form, chased with rocaille scrolls and scattered with raised enamel flowers, chained bird-form stoppers, the base with carnelian matrix carved with a bird on a sprig below the motto ‘Fidelle’5.6cm highProvenance (by family repute): Princess Elizabeth (1770-1840), the seventh child of George III, who married Prince Frederick VI of Hesse-Homburg in 1818. Dying without issue, some items from her estate went to her niece by marriage, Caroline of Hesse-Homburg (1819-1872), who married Prince Heinrich XX of Reuss zu Greiz. Thence by family descent.
Lot 3738
A Moroccan silvered, bone and special hardwood quatrefoil powder flask, chased and applied with geometric and floral motifs, bone nozzle ring suspension loops, 23cm long, late 19th century, collector's label; a 19th century Arabic copper circular powder flask, applied with silver coins, 17.5cm long (2) Condition Report: Wear to both
Lot 260
A pair of late 18th Century 20 bore duelling pistols, by H. W. Mortimer, slightly swamped sighted octagonal barrels 10 in., top flats engraved 'H.W. MORTIMER - LONDON - GUNMAKER TO HIS MAJESTY', hooked breeches, London proof marks and maker's mark to the undersides of the breeches, acanthus engraved tangs; locks engraved 'H.W. MORTIMER', frizzens with rollers acting on the springs, safety bars; full stocks with steel furniture, fat sided grips with diamond lattice chequering punctuated by flower heads, horn tipped ram rod with worm to one - the other with later steel tipped ram rod; in a baize lined fitted case with associated combination flask (holding powder, balls and flints) and ball mould. By Harvey Walklate Mortimer 1 (1753-1819)
Lot 261
A cased Beaumont Adams 54 bore five-shot revolver, top flat engraved 'ROBERT ADAMS. 76 KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON', border engraved solid frame marked 'ADAMS PATENT' and numbered 40499 (number repeated on cylinder), Birmingham proof marks, chequered one-piece grip; fitted oak case lined in green baize and with Adams Trade label to the lid, with contemporary accessories including cleaning rod, bullet mould, powder flask, and oiler bottle. Dating from the period 1858-65, when Robert Adams, having broken with the London Armoury Company, re-established his independent retail business at 76 King William Street. References: Howard L. Blackmore, 'Gunmakers of London'; Taylerson, Andrews and Frith, 'The Revolver 1818-1865'
Lot 262
A cased British six-shot transitional revolver, octagonal barrel 5.75 in. with dovetailed front sight, plain cylinder, round action with acanthus engraving to the sides, backstrap and butt cap; self-cocking with bar hammer, chequered wooden grips, in apparently original fitted and baize lined case with powder flask, turn-screw, rammer and oil bottle; trade label of William Ling.
Lot 290
An 18th Century horn powder flask, polished horn body formed into four flat plains to the front, the back being convex; white metal mounts: the base cap with reeded edge, four openwork flanges with pineapple finials extending up the flats, the top with sprung shutter (lacking spout); two loose rings for suspension, length 38 m (15 in.)
Lot 16
A pair of Longton Hall figures of a sportsman and companion , circa 1755, modelled standing with fowling piece and powder flask, his companion a game bird and a hound at her feet, on puce edged scroll-moulded square bases, 18cm highPlease note: The provenance for this lot should read ‘Property from the estate of Philippa Bradstock of Longbottom House, Biddesden
Lot 205
Box containing assorted copper and brass powder flasks, some with repousse decoration, depicting cannons, rifles, flags etc., brass cap dispenser marked: Italy, together with two reproduction 'Reward' and 'Warning' posters etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Powder flask with red leather cover - Base screwed on. Some loss to leather in places. General wear with age.
Lot 287
Group of Old Islamic items - including green tinted glass rosewater flask with etched decoration, 27cm, pottery bowls and vessels and white metal mounted pewter hookah base (7) CONDITION REPORT Glass bottle - some chips to trailed decoration, chips to neckLarge bowl - loose chips to border held in with tapeOther items in good order
Lot 332
1920s silver christening mug with engraved image of a large rabbit and engraved presentation inscription (Birmingham 1927), Elkington & Co., together with a cut glass spirit flask with silver top and three silver-topped glass toilet jars (various dates and makers), christening mug approximately 5ozs, 8cm overall height (5)
Lot 366
William IV silver spirit flask of shaped cylindrical form, with two engraved armorial crests, screw cover and detachable cup with engraved monogram (London 1831), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 7ozs, 14.5cm overall length CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good, some surface scratching, wear and denting commensurate with age and use. Marks rubbed. Armorial slightly worn. No major damage or repair. Cup good, interior gilding good, some scratching and staining - hallmarks clear - maker's mark rubbed - monogram slightly worn. Screw cap good - some minor nibbling to rim
Lot 370
Late William IV / early Victorian silver christening mug of panelled baluster form, with scroll handle and engraved inscription (London 1836), maker - C. G., another similar (London 1853), Joseph & Albert Savory, an Edwardian silver lattice-work ring box with velvet cover (Birmingham 1909), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. and a 1920s silver spirit flask with engine-turned decoration, engraved initials and hinged cover with bayonet fastening (Birmingham 1925), maker's mark rubbed but stamped on base - Finnigans Ltd. Approximately 16ozs weighable silver, flask 16cm overall length (4)
Lot 474
Victorian silver spirit flask of rectangular form, with engraved monogram and hinged cover with bayonet fastening (London 1873 / 1874), maker - T. J., together with a collection of silver-topped glass jars (various dates and makers). Approximately 7ozs weighable silver, spirit flask 14.5cm overall height
Lot 466
12th-15th century AD. A lead ampulla pilgrim flask in the form of a small vessel with handles to the side, rounded base; decorated to one side with a fleur-de-lys with a scalloped border; to the reverse a sun-burst with dots between each ray. 113 grams, 61mm (2 1/4"). From the family collection of a London gentleman; formed in the late 1940s-1950s; thence by descent. Fine condition.
Lot 684
12th-6th century BC. A drum-shaped ceramic flask with domed faces, loop to each shoulder, broad neck with chamfered rim, red and black concentric circles to each broad face and hatched panels. Cf. Amiran, R. Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land, Jerusalem, 1963, p.276ff. 1.5 kg, 29cm (11 1/2"). From a German collection; acquired on the German art market before 1990. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 199
1st-3rd century AD. A bronze balsamarium flask with stoppered lid with conical body and round base attached to ring by a chain, ring attached to handles of vessel by two chains; round, cupped rim with flat top and short neck; flat shoulder with to small handles attached in the form of miniature dolphin brooches; body tapering to flat base and decorated with series of horizontal lines; to side of vessel a plaited chain with large suspension ring. 319 grams, 17cm (6 3/4"). Formerly in an old German collection formed between 1980 and 1990. Fine condition.
Lot 1717
4th-5th century AD. A glass flask with dimple base, globular body, flared rim. Cf. Whitehouse, D. Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass, vol.1, New York, 1997, item 312. 44 grams, 13.5cm (5 1/4"). Property of a London collector; formerly acquired on the UK art market prior to 2000. Fine condition.
Lot 57
A quantity of oriental blue and white ceramics including a two handled moon flask type vase with floral detail and character mark to base, 34cm tall, a further two handled flask of shouldered form, an open basin, 38cm diameter, a pair of boxes and covers with pierced detail, a pair of small vase with flared rims, etc,
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