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A 19th century French carved coconut bugbear flask, with brass mounts, relief decorated with the battle of Solferino and depicting Napoleon III on horseback commanding his army, inscriber 'BATAILLE SOLFERINO', with a bugbear end and a beast finial, 17.5cm long. The Battle of Solferino on 24th June 1859 resulted in the victory of the allied French army led by Napoleon III and the Sardinian army under Victor Emmanuel II against the Austrian army under Emperor Franz Joseph I. It was the last major battle where all the armies were under the personal command of their respective monarchs. It resulted in the annexation of most of Lombardy by Sardinia-Piedmont, thus contributing to the unification of Italy. The battle led the Swiss Jean-Henri Dunant to write his book 'A Memory of Solferino', he was horrified by the suffering of the wounded soldiers and this led to the Geneva Conventions and the establishment of the International Red Cross. Click here to view the online page turning catalogue.
A 19th century coquilla nut flask, the body carved with religious scenes, including the Deposition of Christ, with a bugbear end with a bone stopper, the other end with a screw-off dog's head finial, Spanish or Italian colonial, 10.7cm long.Click here to view the online page turning catalogue.
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SPIRIT FLASK of rectangular form with rounded corners & a pull-off base by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1926 and an Edwardian oval trinket box with cherub masks on the cover, lined, by H. Matthew, Birmingham 1909; the flask 4.1" (10.5 cms) long; 4.1 oz weighable silver (2)
FIVE SCENT FLASKS:- Two George III cut-glass examples with screw caps, a George III clear glass example with engraving & the initials "AL", a George IV small glass example with a white colour twist and the applied date "1823" in turquoise glass & a blue & clear glass coiled flask; the latter 2.9" (7.2 cms) long (5)
A collection of silver-mounted toilet jars, perfume flasks and flower vases, etc., including a hobnail-cut circular jar with hinged cherub-embossed top, a similar lozenge-cut jar with foliate top, a tapered star-cut perfume flask with stopper and silver collar, two cylindrical dressing case bottles with crested screw tops, an engraved glass vase with pierced Sterling mount, a small pierced silver vase mount with associated glass liner, a narrow tapered green glass perfume flask and stopper with embossed and pierced white metal mount (bottle a.f) and a similar scent bottle with plated filigree mount and stopper (9)
Set of three 20th century Portuguese hand painted ceramics comprising a moon flask vase and cover, bottle and vase, pair of blue and white Portuguese octagonal plates, Roman oil lamp, bottle vase and other Portuguese ceramics etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A NOEL COWARD HIP FLASK, modelled as a gilt metal book, red Morocco bound, the spine gilt script "Bitter Sweet" and "Noel Coward", embossed in script to the cover "With best wishes Noel Coward", the corner cap twists off, made by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield - these were commissioned by Noel Coward for the cast (approximately fourteen) of the Operetta "Bitter Sweet" which ran at the West End from 1929-1931
Three Antique Powder Flasks, including a hammered copper and a leather pouch flask. Provenance: The owner of this collection excavated Hailes Abbey in Winchcombe over many seasons, and during his years with English Heritage, was largely responsible for developing the collection of historic artillery now on display at Pendennis Castle in Cornwall.
A 19th Century Ketland & Adams Box-Lock All-Brass Flintlock Pocket Pistol, in an attractive associated rosewood box with accessories including a miniature copper powder flask, barrel length approx 6 cms. Provenance: The owner of this collection excavated Hailes Abbey in Winchcombe over many seasons, and during his years with English Heritage, was largely responsible for developing the collection of historic artillery now on display at Pendennis Castle in Cornwall.

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