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Click here to subscribeVictorian silver mounted leather card case, by Henry Williamson Ltd Birmingham 1898, sprung box fitted interior, Victorian silver crown 1890, trowel book marks, pencils with citrine terminals, needle case, scent flask, acorn pepper, continental items etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
a silver and glass hip flask, London 1916, the glass flask of oval cross-section, having faceted straight sides, with plain detachable cup with gilt interior and circular screw-on cap, height 14.2cm. together with a Victorian silver and glass hip flask, by Thomas Johnson I, London 1868, the glass flask of ovoid form and cross-section, with detachable silver cup to base, this having engine turned decoration and gilt interior, with screw-on cap, height 14cm, (glass thread as found). (2)
A Silver Hip Flask, Brook & Son, London 1915, plain with bayonet action hinged cover, and pull off base, 14cm high, 7oz 16dwt Marked to all sections, some marks rubbed. Engraved ''R S Lees'' to reverse. Some general surface scratching throughout. Base with gilt interior. Cork to interior of cover with bit chipped off.
A Victorian Silver Hip Flask, Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1874, oval with screw off cover and all over engraved decoration, a vacant reserve to one side, 11.5cm long, 2oz 8dwt Marked to both sides of the flask and part marked to the cover. All marks clear. Cover opens and closes well. Decoration is mostly crisp. One or two minor scuffs/knocks.
An Edwardian Silver Scent Flask, Horton & Allday, other marks indistinct, circa 1890, with screw off cover, repousse decorated with C scrolls flower and foliage on a matted ground, 15.5cm long Maker's mark is clear, Victoria head duty mark and lion passant visible, town mark and date letter indistinct. Cover fits well and closes securely. Presumably glass interior as the flask is a heavy weight. Some general knocks, scratches and wear to exterior.
A Chinese blue and white porcelain moon flask, 19th CenturyOf flattened circular form rising from a high foot ring with enamelled design the neck flanked by twin scroll spectre handles to each opposing side depicting a lady beside a formal fenced garden, Kangxi four character marked to base, 20cm high.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a baluster shaped sugar caster, London 1933, a circular hinge lidded trinket box, raised on three feet (loaded), a decanter label, detailed Burgundy, combined weight of weighable silver 225 gms and plated wares, comprising; a curved rectangular spirit flask and four decanter labels, (8).
Silver, silver mounted wares and further items, comprising; a set of six coffee spoons, Birmingham 1930, five teaspoons, London 1955, three teaspoons, probably London 1807 and a pair of sugar tongs, London 1956, combined weight 235 gms, two silver cased pencils, a gilt metal cased pencil, a small spirit flask, with a part leather covering, foreign wares, comprising; a pair of shaped circular foreign dishes, a twin handled bowl and cover, with a stand and two teaspoons, (25).
A silver christening mug, Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1931, engraved with the initial B; a silver and bakelite circular pot and cover, Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1934; a German silver circular dish,.835 standard; and an electroplate mounted and leather hip flask, weighable silver 9.3ozt, the dish 18cm diam (4)
Pair of Chinese blue and white painted moon flask vases, each decorated with stylised foliage, handles to shoulders, Kangxi four character marks, 30.25cm high Condition: A few glazed flaws and inclusions including pock marks and a rust coloured spot to body of each vase. Both vases have a very minor rubbed rim but no other post production damage is detected. **General condition consistent with age
Pair of 40-bore flintlock box-lock pocket pistols by M.G, Cooper, Lynn, round turn off barrels 4.4cm with a band of foliage around the muzzles, rounded actions with engraved decoration, engraved thumbpiece safety-catches, folding triggers, chequered rounded butts each with a black escutcheon and engraved silver butt-cap, in a fitted partitioned wooden case, green velvet lined and containing a small three way powder flask by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield Condition: Later box, movements operate freely, please see extra images, please telephone if you require further information - **General condition consistent with age
Flintlock 54 bore over and under tap-action pistol, turn-off barrels 4.5cm foliate engraved action and trigger guard, thumb piece safety-catch, signed Brasher, London, slab sided walnut butt, in its green baize lined case with bullet mould and small copper powder flask, pistol 16cm overall Brasher was a Birmingham maker 1807-31 who signed his guns 'London' Condition: Movement operates freely though the side piece is stiff and does appear to have been repaired, later box, please see extra images, please telephone if you require further information - **General condition consistent with age
TWO AND TWO PAIRS OF ELIZABETH II SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, BACKED ON VELVET, VARIOUS SHAPES, SIZES, MAKERS AND DATES, AN EARLY 20TH C EPNS MOUNTED GLASS HIP FLASK WITH CROCODILE LEATHER COVERED SHOULDER AND DETACHABLE CUP, A PAIR OF GADROONED AND PIERCED EPNS WINE COASTERS AND A GREEN GLASS DECANTER WITH SILVER COLOURED METAL MOUNT AND STOPPER
A DOUBLE BARRELLED OVER & UNDER PERCUSSION PISTOL by W. Jackson, London, with 3 3/8" barrels, twin dolphin cocks, scroll engraved action, twin safety catches, chequered walnut grip and hinged patch box, 9 3/4", married to a fitted case ensuite with a pistol flask and associated items, 10 1/4" x 7 3/4" (6) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A silver hip flask, William Devenport, Birmingham 1897, with hinged screw cap lid 13 cm high 133.7 grams CONDITION REPORT: The flask is in generally good condition. There are no significant dents and no visible repairs. The hinged top works well and shuts tightly. There are no engravings or any evidence of polishing out. The push on cup has caused some scratching to the underside of the flask and there is discolouration around the bottom and side seams. We have filled the flask with water and it does however seem to be watertight. The cork seal to the top is perished. The hallmarks are visible and legible but slightly rubbed.
A Vintage leather toiletry case by R.W. Forsyth Limited, makers Edinburgh and Glasgow, the lid with impressed initials F.A.G. interior fitted with ivory brushes, three silver topped dressing table bottles, a silver plated hip flask, utility folding knife, manicure set, travel clock etc and with a canvas outer case and leather strengthened edges width 77 cm height 24 cm depth 47 cm
A boxed set of St Andrews antiquity golf balls, a gold-plated St Andrews hip flask, pin badges, divot and a boxed set of twelve John Charcol Ltd St Andrews golf balls, a cased bridge notebook, two cased commemorative medallions for 'Haynes Two-Day Classic 26-28th April 2002', 'Haynes Publishing RACMSA Two-Day Classic 17th-19th April 1998' and a cased pair of Dioptron 10 x 50 field glasses.
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