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Lot 857
A powder flask, dating: 1674, provenance: Central Europe, dating: 1674, provenance: Central Europe, Copper, with octagonal base, becoming narrower upwards, engraved with 'A.L. 1674 IHS', cylindrical fuse with long, brass stopper that contains a variable powder scoop. Very scarce., height 18.8 cm.
Lot 480
Five Royal Doulton Kingsware whisky flasks sporting Squire printed marks, 21cm high, Falstaff moon flask, printed marks, 19.5cm high, Micawber The Every-Expectant flask, printed marks, 19cm high, George the Guard, printed marks, 21cm high, Royal Doulton Kingsware small water jug depicting a character with a pot of ale, inscribed 'Drink Wisely', printed marks, 12cm high (5)
Lot 507
An early 19th Century English Willow pattern tea set comprising; a teapot with entwined handles with leaf and berry terminals, a tea caddy flask (missing lid) (def), two scalloped edge coffee cups, one plain edge cup of similar style, three scalloped edge tea bowls, three tea bowls of similar style, a sucrier and bowl cover/lid, a shallow small dish, three scalloped edge shallow saucers, and three saucers of similar style (20)
Lot 367
A Victorian Silver Vinaigrette/Scent Flask, Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1873, in the form of a horn, the neck with a hinged cover revealing the vinaigrette, the mouthpiece screwing off to reveal a chamber, with twin suspension loops, 10.5cm long, 61.9gGilding to wide cover worn, gilding inside good, light marks along body, marks a little worn but easy to read.
Lot 9
A Derby Porcelain Figure of a Girl, circa 1770, standing holding a flask, on a scroll moulded base, 18.5cm high; and A Derby Porcelain Candlestick Group, circa 1775, as Venus and Cupid standing on a scroll moulded base, 17cm high (2) Provenance: The Foden CollectionGirl with apparent restoration to lower section, evidenced particularly by glue line to interior. Considerable losses to bocage and pot strap. Right thumb broken and lacking. Break and glued repair to left arm. Canlestick repaired though legs and tree trunki, sconce detached, some typical chips and losses
Lot 186
An unusually large medieval lead flask-shaped pilgrim's ampulla. One face depicts a standing figure, possibly holding a fishing net. The other face with a six-petalled geometric design. Circa 15th century.The figure with fishing net is possibly a reference to John 21:11, when Jesus told the fisherman to cast their nets to the other side of the boat, resulting in a miraculous catch of fish.76mm x 54mm, 189g.
Lot 192
Medieval lead flask-shaped pilgrim's ampulla. One face has a reversed 'S', surmounted by a crown, all on a circular cross-hatched field, the other has moulded scallop-shell design. Both handles intact. Circa 15th century. Cf. Spencer, Salisbury Museum Medieval Catalogue, Part 2, Cat.137, Fig.179.54mm x 28mm, 35.2g
Lot 194
Medieval lead flask-shaped pilgrim's ampulla. One face has a reversed 'S', surmounted by a crown, all on a circular cross-hatched field, the other has moulded scallop-shell design. Both handles intact. Circa 15th century. Cf. Spencer, Salisbury Museum Medieval Catalogue, Part 2, Cat.137, Fig.179.Found near Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.52mm x 28mm, 46.9g
Lot 196
Medieval lead flask-shaped pilgrim's ampulla. One face bears a design of a crowned 'W', indicating that the ampulla is from the shrine at Walsingham, Norfolk. The other face has a geometric design of a six-petalled flower within a circle. Both handles intact. Circa 15th century.53mm x 35mm, 32g
Lot 197
Medieval lead flask-shaped pilgrim's ampulla. One face with moulded scallop shell design, the other face has a geometric design of an eight-petalled flower within a circle. One handle missing. Circa 15th century.Said to have been found at St Olave's priory at Fritton, Norfolk.52mm x 30mm, 43.4g.
Lot 65
A large glass flask of the Roman period. It has a wide bulbous base narrowing to a small neck and then opening out to a wide conical mouth. The flask is 150 mm high with a body diameter of 82 mm, a neck diameter of 32 mm and a mouth diameter of 62 mm. It is made of fine glass with good patina and iridescence. It was excavated in the Phoenician/Sprian area and dates from the first Century
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