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Lot 267
HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES INCLUDING WICKER HAMPER, BOXED LYLE AND SCOTT COFFEE FLASK AND HIP FLASK, TWO GILT MANTEL CLOCKS BOXED SETS OF FISH EATERS AND SUNDRY CUTLERY, PEWTER TANKARDS, OAK AND PAINTED PLASTER CRUCIFIX 17 1/2" HIGH, A FRAMED LIMITED EDITION SIGNED PRINT 'THE POWER OF THE BABES' RELATING TO MANCHESTER UNITED AND TWO OTHER PICTURES/PRINTS
Lot 6347
A 19th Century percussion over and under double barrel boxlock pocket pistol, maker's marked Thomas to one side and flag and foliate engraved to the other. Possibly an adaptation from a flintlock. Together with a converted walnut writing case of accessories including copper powder flask, brass shot mould etc. ANTIQUE: No license required, buyer must be 18 or over
Lot 187
A selection of objets d'art to a cigar box, to include a white agate scent bottle, a ladies continental fob watch, a mother of pearl pendant of a maidens head, a selection military buttons and other items along with a selection of white metal turned stem spoons and scewers, a Victorian silver plated chamber stick and a copper and brass mounted shot/powder flask etc (Qty)
Lot 128
A Victorian silver mounted cut glass flask, monogrammed E C, London 1891, and a silver topped glass jar, also monogrammed E C (2) Provenance: Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire Condition report Condition report by GHNote: Capital E C monogrammed on to these two items is believed to be Evelyn Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire. The vendor's father worked at Hardwick Hall in the 1950s and 60s, and staff were given the opportunity to take a couple of items when the National Trust took over the property. The vendor's father chose this flask and the dressing table jar.
Lot 82
A mixed lot of collectors' items comprising three Victorian and early 20th century portrait photographs, two decorative black and white prints, a similarly framed mirror, a pair of pressed glass candlesticks, three ceramic hat pin stands, two shoe buckles, a green glass flask and a cased set of gilt enamel and mother of pearl decorated dress studs, etc.
Lot 1099
JAMES DIXON & SON; a George V hallmarked silver screw cap hip flask inscribed 'Jerry', the base also inscribed 'Doctor.W.H.Dunn, Solihull', Sheffield 1918, height 14cm, approx 5.6ozt. CONDITION REPORT: Some tarnishing throughout, screw action works well and has the original cork to the interior, light surface scratches, a dent to the base corner which has slightly split the seam.
Lot 555
A group of various Chinese porcelain items comprising a pair of small crackle glazed sleeve vases, height 14cm a twin handled double gourd pilgrim flask with six character mark to the upper rim, height 26.5cm, a blue and white dragon decorated shallow bowl and a celadon glazed transfer decorated example, also a Japanese Seto ware ginger jar and cover (6). CONDITION REPORT: All items are modern so condition is as expected. No further images will be provided.
Lot 37
Fine pair of mid-19th century German percussion target pistols in original close-fitting case, the pistols with octagonal rifled damask barrels with eight-groove rifling and slightly flared muzzles and adjustable fore and back sights, signed on top strap 'G. Noack in Berlin', side locks with dolphin cocks, floral engraved mounts and set triggers and spur trigger guards, carved walnut half stocks with chequered panels, numbered '7568' on pommels, in original oak case with close-fitted blue velvet lining and complete with all fittings - including flask, bullet mould, nipple key, cleaning rod and accessories, the barrels 23cm, the pistols 38cm overall, the case 45cm x 26cm x 8cm
Lot 39
Fine pair George III flintlock Officers' pistols by Ezekiel Baker - gun maker to HRH The Prince Regent (engraved on top of barrels), with browned octagonal barrels with adjustable foresight, gold inset 'Baker' maker's medallion to top strap and actions, French-style cocks with platinum touch-holes, roller frizens and side safety slides, engraved floral and military trophy decoration to the blued mounts, three-quarter walnut stocked with chequered panels and flattened side cheeks, horn ramrods - both retaining much original finish, the barrels 20cm long, the guns 34cm overall - complete with fitted mahogany case with green baize lining and many accessories - including a fine powder flask of tapered form, with ball compartment, bullet mould, cleaning rods, spring compressor, etc, the box with inset brass circular flush carrying handle and initials - 'T. W. Mc. C.', 45.5cm wide
Lot 42
Fine Georgian cased 18 bore flintlock sporting gun by Wheeler, London, circa 1820, with two-stage browned twist barrel fitted with silver foresight, engraved 'London' over the breech section, case-hardened breech inlaid with two gold lines and with platinum vent, signed border-engraved case-hardened lock fitted with roller and rainproof pan, figured walnut half stock, chequered grip, carved raised cheek-piece, engraved steel mounts comprising scrolling trigger guard decorated with geese on the bow and butt-plate with short tang, each retaining some early blued finish, blued rear ramrod pipe, vacant silvered escutcheon, two pairs of silvered barrel bolt escutcheons, horn fore-end cap and original horn-tipped wooden ramrod, the barrel 84cm, 124cm overall, in its original fitted mahogany case lined in green baize, with removable lock tray - complete with two steel two-way shot charge holders, powder flask, leather shot tube, mainspring clamp and other accessories, the case 100cm
Lot 48
Fine pair of George IV Officers' cased percussion 'Man Stopper' 17 bore belt pistols, by W. Jackson, London, with browned octagonal barrels with button foresight, signed on top, swivel ramrods, London proofs, side hammer box locks with foliate engraved decoration and safety bolts, blued belt hooks to the left sides, finely chequered walnut grips with butt-traps - both retaining most original blued and browned finish, the barrels 12.5cm long, the pistols 25cm overall, contained in their original fitted mahogany case with baize lining - complete with accessories including a double flask, bullet mould, cap tin, cleaning rod, screwdriver, etc, the case 37cm
Lot 50
Rare 19th century Scottish German silver framed percussion pistol, circa 1830 - 1840, with multi-faceted engraved steel barrel with button foresight, ornate German silver frame with side lock and flattened cheeks, foliate engraved overall and on side of lock 'Archd. Campbell to F. A. Phillips', steel swivel ramrod and butt-trap in pommel, 28.5cm overall, in associated oak fitted case with powder flask and measure, cap tin, etc, the box 34.5cm CONDITION REPORT Good original condition - working action - some pitting and rust staining to barrel and cock - 50 bore calibre - not rifled - white metal mounts in good order with crisp engraving
Lot 153
A Victorian silver small hip flask, engraved 'JBH' - John Bethell Hervey, Birmingham, 1887, together with an engine-turned silver sliding-lock cigarette case, Birmingham, 1936, silver pot with tortoiseshell and MOP Dutch sledging scene cover, small silver box and silver-mounted bottle (both AF), and a nickel snuff box
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