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Click here to subscribeMAN ON BARREL REFORM FLASK. 8.5ins tall, light tan salt glaze flask. London Pottery though unmarked man on barrel. Flattened round barrel to front ALL ROUND MY BAR/ GOOD CUSTOMERS I SEE. To rear ALL ROUND MY HAT/ I VEARS A GREEN VILLOW. In manufacture firing flaw to barrel centre & small flake to jacket edge otherwise a very good well modelled example. (8/10)
THREE STOREY HOUSE SHAPE REFORM FLASK. (Reform Flask by A Blakeman pg 23) 7.25ins tall, t.t. top dark brown, lower tan salt glaze. A non pub named three storied flask, good detailing: windows, doors, brick work etc. to front & sides. To rear rectangular space for label. Right bottom side & base chips (old). Superb varying colours. (8/10)
ENGLISH MADE MASONIC FLASK. 8ins tall, mid olive green glass, applied collar lip. Raised masonic symbols within arch etc. to one side. Eagle to other - very heavily moulded. Cross hinge & pontil to base. Jim Hagenbuch suggests this was made in England c. 1820-1825, likely for the American market. Identical to American examples except for the distinct applied lip, & in this shade of glass - different from US flasks. Superb! Very good. (10/10) NR
LORD BROUGHAMS REFORM FLASK. (Reform Flasks by A Blakeman pg 13) 7.25ins tall, t.t. brown top, lower tan salt glaze modelled as Lord Brougham holding scroll impressed THE SECOND/ MAGNA/ CHARTA, and below BROUGHAMS/ REFORM/ CORDIAL. Back impressed BELPER & DENBY/ BOURNES/ POTTERIES/ DERBYSHIRE. Small in manufacture base flake & tiny repair otherwise good. Superb salt glaze colours! (9/10)
English bar hammer, self cocking, six shot, transitional percussion revolver c1850, by Reilly 502 New Oxford Street, the smooth bored octagonal barrel with EM Reilly & Co, with chequered grip and steel strap, in a fitted case containing bullet mould, powder flask and percussion cap tin and two tools, with paper label on inside of lid. barrel length 12cm
Exceedingly fine cased pair of Mortimer percussion pistols, Thomas Jackson Mortimer, St James Street London, the walnut grips with chequer grip, signed lock plate and foliate engraved hammers, twin signed Damascus twist barrel above the horn capped ram rod, twin trigger and loop trigger guard, safety slide, platinum vent plugs, housed within the mahogany case with sunken handle, the fitted case with a ram rod, oil and three way powder flask, Thomas Jackson Mortimer label to the lid of the box, each pistol 32cm long
Fred Barnes cased transitional percussion revolver, bar hammer self cocking, octagonal barrel engraved F Barnes & Co London, swag engraved decoration, finely chequered grip, together with powder flask, screw driver and bullet mould, the oak case with paper label to the internal lid Fred Barnes & Co, Gun Makers and Sword Cutlers 109 Fenchurch Street, London
VICTORIAN POCKET PERCUSSION PISTOLwith screw off barrel, engraved star to trigger guard, walnut butt with nickel escutcheon, engraved 'Clayton Lymington' to side panels, 17.5cm long, contained within a fitted case, along with five lead round shot, a copper powder flask, a bullet mould, and a ladle for melting lead
A group of three silver hallmarked perfume vials to include a miniature french example in the form of a hip flask (unmarked), a 19th century silver hallmarked cut glass example with hinged rococo lid and glass stopper bearing hallmarks for Birmingham 1897 makers M Bros, and an Edwardian example in the form of a christening cup having a pierced decoration and scrolled handle bearing hallmarks for Birmingham 1906 makers Henry Williamson Ltd. Tallest measures 7 cm.
Two early 20th century silver ladies perfume bottles phials to include one of moon flask form with raised pierced floral panel with central onyx cabochon to front and lid and the other of Art Deco form with chased decoration and twist lid. Weighs 26.4 grams. Measurements: 5 cm highest and 5 cm widest.
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