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Lot 550
A COLLECTION OF POWDER FLASKS AND CARTRIDGE LOADING EQUIPMENT, comprising a Hawksley powder flask, two others un-signed and a pistol flask, a Hawksley shot measure, a similar Hawksley powder measure and another unsigned, a hand crimper, pincher bullet mould, hand loading table clamp, table top clamp dated 1891 and other similar items (15)
Lot 497
A 19th century brass mounted powder flask clad in stitched blackened leather together with a single pewter tankard, marked to underside James Dixon & Sons with armorial shield and presentation script to the front reading Exeter College, Scratch Fours, dated 1862 with further presentation script, etc
Lot 506
A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO, Meiji period (1868-1912), carved as a farmer holding a sake cup, at his feet is a fish on a table and a flask, unsigned, collectors inventory number, 10cm; and A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO, carved as two figures standing on a table, one wielding a samurai sword, lacks base, 11.5cm. (2)
Lot 605
Vivien Leigh: an early Victorian silver snuff box, Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1837, with engine turned decoration and silver gilt interior, the cover inscribed 'J.C. from V.L. 16.8.55', a gift from the actress Vivien Leigh (Lady Olivier) to Joe Clark, costume maker at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Stratford, together with his cut glass spirit flask, the gift card from Miss Leigh, two signed photographs and other related memorabilia/see illustration
Lot 189
A gentleman's good quality green morocco leather travel-case by Wilson & Gill of Regent St., London, fitted with a quantity of silver, tortoiseshell with pique-work and cut glass toilet jars, brushes, comb, manicure set, etc., with green watered silk lining, William Comyns & Sons, London 1915, each piece worked with a dog's head armorial crest, with canvas outer-case, 55 cm wide Condition Report Fair to good condition generally; case very good, one jar cracked and repaired and lid of one flask needs loosening
Lot 964
Various collectables including; a bronze group of Cupid riding a lion, as a paperweight, an electroplated hip-flask, a folding photograph frame, two paper-clips, a polished steel and velvet chatelaine, a nurse's buckle stamped '925 Silver' and a gilt metal 'scallop' patent needle-case by Hayes, Crossley & Co., Alcester and London (box)
Lot 355
Printed opaque glass 'Marine' rolling pin of 'North-East' interest, length 39.5cms; Nailsea type flask; two small liqueur glasses; Sowerby pressed glass beaker; drum-shaped mug; Vaseline blue glass vinaigrette and stopper; blue glass salt; yellow glass fluted flask; and faceted wine glass. (11)
Lot 102
GWR collection that belonged to the Chief of Police Mr J.H. Matthews comprising: GWR wooden Police Truncheon in very good used condition with 'Parker Holborn Maker 233' on bottom of handle; General Strike May 1926 hallmarked silver official GWR Presentation Tray bearing his name; Glass Hip Flask in an ornate metal sleeve engraved 'JHM Cardiff Station GWR'; an oval metal plate with an etched negative of his head and shoulders which matches the newspaper cutting photograph (2nd left) when he attended the presentation of gold medals and ambulance awards at Southall GWR First Aid Class; a box of Great Western Railway Macniven & Cameron No 1 Pen Nibs. Some photocopy paperwork relating to the history accompanies. J.H. Matthews, who had been the GWR Senior Detective since 1912, took charge of the Special Police and the Traffic Police when they were unified in 1918. Designated Chief of Police, he was first of only three to ever hold the post, the later two being George Stephens and then Arthur Lane. A very desirable and historic lot.
Lot 58
Cumbria English crystal The Longest Reign Perfume bottle Commissioned exclusively by Goviers of Sidmouth this stunning perfume bottle incorporates a new technique developed by the prestigious glass studios in Cumbria. This is the first time they have blown a coloured bowl within the heavily cut and engraved flask. The base will carry a commemorative inscription 'To commemorate the reign of H M Queen Elizabeth II, September 9th 2015' Limited edition
Lot 219
JAMES POWELL WHITEFRIARS; a clear glass bottle form decanter with silver cap designed by Harry Powell, the shaped neck above bulbous engraved body based on a Roman flask seen in Cologne in 1904, pattern number O1502, hallmarked for James Powell & Sons, London 1906, height 22.7cm. A near identical bottle form decanter is illustrated in EVANS, ROSS & WERNER; WHITEFRIARS GLASS, JAMES POWELL & SONS OF LONDON, page 88.
Lot 488
Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co. Tudric Pewter flower vases circa 1905 0820 a pair of slender solifleurs decorated with stylised foliage 15.5cm high 0323 a flask flower vase decorated with stylised foliage, 17.5cm high 0821 a conical flower vase decorated with daisy flowers on long stems, 15cm high, a pierced flower vase (lacking liner) decorated with stylised foliage on pierced tripod supports, unmarked, 12cm high, impressed marks (5 items)
Lot 1832
A collection of French copper kitchenalia To include, two large pans, an oval tray, hot water flask, mixing bowl stamped J.M. Pommier, Marseille, fish kettle, a lidded hot water jug - stamped 16, twin handled bowl - stamped 26, a twin handled terrine pot, various pastry cutters, a long handled skimmer, two pans - one stamped "DeHillerin, Paris", (qty). (illustrated)
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