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Lot 25
A Martin Brothers stoneware Aquatic vase by Edwin and Walter Martin, dated 1911, flask form with twin looped handles, with pushed out fish to either side, painted in green on a bright royal blue ground, incised 4 1911, Martin Bros London & Southall, 21.5cm. high Provenance Private collection.
Lot 138
TWO MUGHAL SILVER FLASKS AND STOPPERS, NORTH INDIA OR KASHMIR, 18TH/EARLY 19TH C with compressed bulb, slightly flared neck and domed stopper, chased with vines in two registers divided by stiff leaves and a collar, one inscribed Sharāb chū la'l ravān be-jashār (the wine as ruby-red as a hunting ground) and Sharāb-i masdaq chū rū'ī shikār (a wine as brave as when going to the hunt), the other inscribed Be-ār ān sharāb chū beh sāt (bring forth that wine of good repute) and Ke bayad za bū-ish dil-i a'm zakāt (that its scent must give alms to all hearts), 17.5cm h, 13ozs 15dwts Provenance: Pryce family of Gunley. ++One stopper lacking the pointed finial, both originally with a chain linking the finial to the flask as evidenced by a small ring. Both in well preserved condition, decoration crisp, some polish residue, no later engraving, significant wear or any repairs
Lot 710
A STANDARD MODEL 1851 COLT NAVY PISTOL, 1855 number 36436, .36 calibre, chequered wood grips, stamped on top flat AT ADDRESS COL COLT LONDON action stamped COLT PATENT, proof mark, chamber crudely pricked BB54 and N99, 18.3cm l, a shot flask and several accessories in a fitted mahogany case and a booklet Colt Revolvers in the Tower of London by Joseph G Rosa, 1988 ++Apparently complete and in good condition although not pristine the high quality flask also in good condition, long in the present local private ownership
Lot 118
A quantity of uniform items relating to the R Horse Guards and The Blues & Royals, comprising: buff leather shoulder belt with scarlet flask cord, brass buckle, tip and slide, black plastic pouch with good gilt ERII R Arms badge on scarlet backing; buff leather waistbelt, d 1956, with brass WBP bearing KC R Arms (some wear); white plastic waistbelt with ERII WBP; pair buff leather gauntlet gloves with wooden trees (finger torn on one glove); pair black leather thigh length boots with wooden trees and pair spurs; pair black leather Wellington boots with fitted spurs; pair buff leather breeches; sundry other items. Generally GC to VGC
Lot 268
A 6 shot .44” Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver, number 157540 (1866) on all parts, the barrel retaining traces of New York address. GWO & basically GC (worn overall, no trace of cylinder scene, rammer, barrel wedge and several screws replaced); in a modern fitted oak case with a Dixon copper flask (spring AF), and reproduction mould, loading rod and nipple key/ turnscrew, a cap tin, set of nipples, and key to case. GC Pistol Plate 9
Lot 241
A 6 shot 70 bore open frame self cocking transitional percussion revolver, 12” overall, octagonal barrel 5¼”, B’ham proved, with scroll engraved rounded frame, trigger guard, and butt strap, the hammer pierced with slot for sighting, and with finely chequered walnut grips. GWO & C, the barrel retaining much original blued finish; in its original red velvet lined fitted mahogany case with brass escutcheon in the lid and reproduction trade label of Deane, Adams & Deane, containing a continental 54 bore steel ball mould, reproduction flask, nipple key with pricker, and brass oil bottle, and a cap tin (rusty). GC (lock to case damaged). Plate 10
Lot 245
A contemporary Belgian made 5 shot 54 bore Adams Model 1851 self cocking percussion revolver, 11½” overall, barrel 6½”, Liege proved, the breech and frame scroll engraved, the frame also engraved “Adams’s Patent No 87” and stamped “Adams Patent 1851! in oval, the chequered walnut butt having vacant GS escutcheon and engraved steel cap with trap. GWO & C (lightly worn overall); in its original green felt lined fitted oak case, with trade label of Deane, Adams & Deane, London Bridge, and containing turnscrew, pewter oil bottle, and cap tin, and with reproduction bullet mould, powder flask and cleaning rod. GC Plate 10
Lot 477
Imperial Russian silver and cloisonné enamel-topped scent flask with cut glass body, together with a Russian silver and cloisonné enamel dagger brooch, scent flask 6.5cm long (2) CONDITION REPORT Scent- general overall condition good. Small loss to enamel above and below hinge and change in pattern where hinge may have been repaired. Glass is in good condition, some minor surface scratching and perfume residue inside. Neck has one nick but may have been chamfered at some time to remove others. Cork stopper not original.Brooch- Good overall, no major damage to enamel, may be missing something from tip of scabbard
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