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Lot 1331
C & J.W. Hawksley 19th Century - Copper Powder Flask with Brass Trim. Calibrated For 3, 2.3/4, 2.1/2 & 2.25 Dram Loads, Decorated with Embossed Images of a Head of Stags and Deer to Both Sides. 8 Inches In Length + A Further English Early 19th Century - Copper Powder Flask with Brass Trim Decorated with Embossed Images of Birds and Trees Woodland Setting to Both Sides. 8 Inches In length - Please See Photos.
Lot 383
A VICTORIAN MOTHER OF PEARL AND ABALONE CARD CASE, 10CM H, A VICTORIAN PLATED METAL AND GLASS HIP FLASK WITH LEATHER SHOULDER AND SMALL QUANTITY OF VINTAGE STEEL KEYS, A CONTINENTAL BRASS MOUNTED LAVENDER GROUND PORCELAIN ICICLE SCENT BOTTLE WITH CHAINS AND FINGER RING, TWO MINIATURE CRESTED CHINA DISHES, A 19TH C FIGURAL SPILL HOLDER FAIRING, ETC
Lot 72
A fine early to mid-19th century English Percussion Cap Double Barrel Pistol by J.W. Edge Manchester, top sprung triangular bayonet between barrels, slide away swinging steel ramrod beneath barrels, diamond diced walnut grip, double triggers, safety catch, foliate engraving to lock plates and trigger guard, 14cm octagonal barrels, signed I.W. Edge Manchester between top of barrels, ball capsule to butt end with engraved hinged cover, with small copper powder flask embossed with running hare to each side (2)
Lot 157
A CASED PAIR OF BELGIAN 22-BORE FLINTLOCK PISTOLS, 6.25inch sighted swamped octagonal rifled barrels, bearing various stamps to the breeches, border engraved stepped locks with roller frizzens, full stocked with steel mounts, the trigger guards engraved with dogs and the butt plates with birds, turned steel ramrods, contained in a brown velvet lined close fitted case, complete with mould, rods, flask and cap pot.
Lot 158
A CRISP CASED PAIR OF 25-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY JOHN MANTON, serial no. 3255 to trigger guard, breeches, barrels and fore-ends dating 1799, 10inch sighted damascus barrels signed MANTON LONDON in gold, dual gold lined breeches and gold lined touch holes, border engraved stepped and bolted locks signed MANTON, half stocked with border engraved steel mounts, the barrel tangs engraved with a star burst, stand of arms and foliate flourish, the trigger guards engraved with floral bouquets and serial numbers, pineapple finials, chequered butts, horn capped wooden ramrods, contained in a relined Joseph Manton mahogany case with later John Manton trade label, complete with commensurate accessories to include bullet mould, three-way flask, loading rod, oil bottle and leather flint wrap.
Lot 174
A CASED PAIR OF 22-BORE PERCUSSION DUELLING PISTOLS BY THOMAS REYNOLDS OUT OF JOSEPH MANTON, 8.5inch sighted octagonal damascus barrels engraved Reynolds From Joseph Mantons London, gold line breeches set with a gold maker's tablet, border and scroll engraved bolted locks signed Reynolds, half stocked with white metal fore-end caps, steel mounts, the spur trigger guards with traces of original blued finish, steel capped wooden ramrods, contained in their green baize line mahogany case, complete with three way powder flask, starting mallet, cleaning rod, cap tins etc. The lid with split.
Lot 179
A PAIR OF 32-BORE RIFLED PERCUSSION BOXLOCK POCKET PISTOLS, 3inch sighted octagonal blued barrels engraved at the muzzles and breeches, border and scroll engraved brass actions, border and scroll engraved hammers and trigger guards, chequered bag-shaped wooden butts with white metal shield-shaped escutcheons, contained in their green baize lined mahogany case complete with flask, combination barrel and nipple key, turnscrew, wad cutter, two cap tins and a pewter oil bottle.
Lot 185
A CASED 120-BORE SIX-SHOT PERCUSSION PEPPERBOX REVOLVER BY RIGBY, 3inch fluted barrel, border and scroll engraved rounded action signed WM & JN RIGBY, border and scroll engraved bar-hammer and trigger guard, scroll engraved white metal backstrap and butt plate, contained in its purple velvet lined mahogany case complete with bullet mould, flask, turnscrew, cap tin and pewter oil bottle, the lid with maker's trade label.
Lot 205
A CASED ENGRAVED LOW SERIAL NUMBER FIVE-SHOT PERCUSSION COLT POCKET REVOLVER, 4inch sighted octagonal barrel marked ADDRESS. COL: COLT LONDON. border and scroll engraved case colour hardened frame, the left side with engraved COLTS PATENT, good Stage Coach cylinder scene, the trigger guard and back strap retaining all of their original plated finish and finely scroll engraved, varnished wooden grips, serial no. 7 throughout, contained in its blue velvet lined mahogany case, complete with its JAMES DIXON & SONS COLTS POCKET FLASK with patent nozzle, blued COLTS PATENT bullet and ball mould, cleaning rod, bone nipple pot, COLT'S PATENT cap tin and key to the box, the inside of the lid with loading instructions. Originally purchased from the Sotheby's sale of firearms from the Vokes collection, (Vokes filters) 27th March 1952. This revolver is illustrated on page 238 of The Colt Engraving Book Volume I by R. L. Wilson and to the best of our knowledge is the second earliest known London Colt Pocket and the earliest known cased Colt Pocket. It bears no London Proof markings, not unusual if it were made to fulfil an Indian, African or General Overseas order. The gun itself is in very crisp condition with nice sharp scroll engraving to the colour hardened frame and plated back strap. This gun is also scarce for the presence of an engraved COLTS PATENT to the left side of the frame, as opposed to being stamped. The barrel retains good amounts of blued finish to the underside. The grips retain a good original varnish. The mould is blued and shows very little use apart from a few scratches below the sprue cutter. The flask is equally good with lacquer to the brass, blued spring and lacquer to the copper body with one small ding to the back. The case has one or two rust spots, the compartment lid has a crack and the loading label has some staining but over all is very good.
Lot 218
A SMALL COLLECTION OF COPPER POWDER AND LEATHER SHOT FLASKS, comprising an embossed Dixon, a further embossed flask, a Hawksley rifle flask with some lacquer, a worn leather covered Hawksley rifle flask, a worn Battie flask, a leather shot flask embossed with hung game and five further leather shot flasks.
Lot 33
A quantity of Wedgwood blue ground jasper wares including coffee pot, vase with flared rim, fruit bowl, miniature teawares, oval tray, six coffee cans and six saucers, etc, together with a late 19th century continental perfume flask in the form of a lady and parrot, a further late 19th century continental figure in the Chelsea manner, lady with dog, with gilt anchor mark to reverse 8 cm tall approx
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