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Click here to subscribeA collection of silver and plated wares, to include, a silver George III style caddy spoon, within fitted box, an American eagle caddy spoon, a childs push and spoon within fitted case handles decorated with nursery rhyme 'Tom the pipers son', a silver plated cocktail shaker and a silver plated hip flask with leather covered top section, two brass cat door knockers, a pair of silver plated grape nips (8)
A cased luxury pair of percussion pistols by Lelyon of nobile property dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Paris Octagonal, micro-rifled, 13 mm cal. barrels keeping most of the finishing, with the signature "LELYON BREVETE A PARIS" and "ACIER FONDUE" in gold, the golden marks "1" and "2", foresight; bases and tangs finely engraved with floral motifs, with rear-sight, numbers "1" and "2"; forward spring locks with fine, floral engravings; wooden half stock, neck with elegant checkering, the muzzles sculpted with shells, the borders of the butt-plate with a fine, floral decoration; iron mounts engraved en suite, trigger guard with finger support, triggers with set triggers. In their wooden case with brass plaque featuring the monogram "KC" surmounted by a nine-point crown. The inside surface lined with green velvet, complete with all tools including a horn powder-flask with brass mounts, precision bullet-mould, engraved oiler, hammer, ramrod, cartridge extractor, screwdriver, with magazine for spare pistons and more; with key. dimensions: length 39.5 cm.
A spanner with powder-flask dating: late 17th Century provenance: Europe Iron body of elongated shape; on a edge is the fuse of the flask, cylindrical and chiselled with spirals, provided with sliding stopper with spring; on the other edge two arms with wheel key and a small screwdriver at the centre. dimensions: length 18 cm.
A spanner with powder-flask dating: 17th Century provenance: Europe Iron body of elongated shape, provided with belt hook; on a edge is the tapering fuse of the flask, provided with sliding spring closing device and wheel key placed laterally; on the other edge a small screwdriver. dimensions: height 18,5 cm.
A powder-flask dating: 18th Century provenance: Germany Of pressed cow horn, trapezoidal shape, featuring beautiful, gilt engravings depicting an emblem with three crowened circles, on a side, and a deer laying under a tree on the other. Brass base; horn fuse with screw-in stopper. dimensions: height 15.5 cm.
An interesting powder-flask dating: late 18th Century provenance: France Of pressed cow horn, with fine engravings on both sides, one featuring two medallions, one depicting an elephant looking at the sun, and the inscription "la pieté purifiet plait à Dieu", the other medallion an eagle with thunderbolt and feather, and the inscription "A la guerre et a la paix"; the other side decorated with three deers and one head only. Chiselled fuse, no stopper. dimensions: length 24 cm.
A beautiful powder-flask dating: 18th Century provenance: Germany Of pressed cow horn, featuring beautiful bas-relieved chiselling on both sides, on a side is the effigy of hunters on horseback and standing, provided with gun and spear, while chasing, together with their hounds, deers in a bush, on the other side a similar scene of bear hunting. The fuse shaped as a fish head. Without stopper. dimensions: length 22.5 cm.
An interesting powder-flask dating: early 17th Century provenance: Germany Bone flask finely engraved with the effigy of Hannibal on the elephant crossing the Alps, on the left a figure (deity?), in top a man and a woman with bare chest, the remaining surface engraved with shells and geometrical motifs; oval fuse of oval section, two iron suspension rings. dimensions: height 28 cm.
A beautiful wheel-lock tschinke with powder-flask dating: mid-17th Century provenance: Teschen Octagonal, rifled, 8 mm cal. barrel, with slightly bell-mouthed nozzle, engraved with floral motifs at the edges and the centre, provided with fore -and rear-sight; typical, angled lock engraved en suite with the barrel, the hammer engraved with bird and floral motifs, with snap pan cover. Elegant and thin, wooden full stock enriched with bone and mother of pearl inlays, decorated with the effigy of an angel with trumpet, wild animals and mythical animals, everything surrounded by floral decorations, ornamental bands and hops. Iron patchbox and anatonic trigger guard. Wooden ramrod wth iron cartridge extractor. Together with its powder-flak of fruit wood of octagonal section, with round base, enriched with bone and mother of pearl inlays, decorated with the effigy of wild animals and mythical animals, everything surrounded by floral decorations, ornamental bands and hops. The fuse on a small, lateral, bone plaque engraved with hound, the stopper of dark horn, iron suspension ring. On the side a small, leather cartridge case. dimensions: length 113.5 cm.
A fine silver mounted powder-flask dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Caucasia Of pressed cow horn with smooth, silver mounts, nielloed and gilt, at the centre a band with inscriptions in Arabic "Made by Mohamed Ali" (1847/48), a closing spring on the side. dimensions: length 11.5 cm.
A fine powder-flask in silver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Caucasia Silver body shaped as a pressed horn, engraved, nielloed and partially gilt with floral motifs. Dated 1275 (circa 1859), with inscriptions in Arabic. A long spring on a side. dimensions: length 10.7 cm.
A very scarce and early powder-flask dating: 17th Century provenance: India Moghul Ivory body in two pieces, shaped as an antelope with elongated body while jumping, featuring the head of a small animal between the rear paws of the antelope. Closing system with silver spring and suspension ring. dimensions: length 24.3 cm.
A George VI hallmarked silver hip flask of rectangular form with overall engine turned decoration and with hinged screw cap, A Nicholls & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1946, 13.5 x 8cm including cap, approx 6.2ozt. CONDITION REPORT: There is a major line dent to one side, also some nibbles to the base and a few minor dents to the top of the cap and tarnish and some stains of dirt overall. Poor condition. Hallmarks obscured. Postage within UK would be £15 + VAT.
A boxed single malt Glenfiddich Scoth Whisky in ceramic flask with lacquer impressed seal, from "A Celebration of Scotland's Royal Heritage" series with Mary Queen of Scots. CONDITION REPORT: Ceramic flask - sealed therefore cannot comment on level of contents. Seal intact. Minor wear to base. Stopper present. Box: wear to base, trace of sticker to side, general minor wear.
An Edwardian silver mounted rock crystal glass claret jug, c.1904, the quatre lobed flask shaped body deep wheel engraved with a hunting scene within a landscape and scrolling cartouche borders and flowers, square section applied handle and four triangular feet, the silver flower embossed mount with indistinct maker's mark, London 1904, 24.5cm, crizzling
A London Armoury Company Adam's Patent No. 22036.R. 54-bore five-shot double-action percussion revolver retailed by Wilson 42. Westbar Sheffield , Serial no. B. 6398 , with 5 3/4inch octagonal barrel with foresight, in a fitted oak case with powder flask, brass bullet-mould and other accoutrements
A Tranter Patent No. 18625.T. 54-bore trigger-cocking five-shot revolver , retailed by Lane Leamington, with 6inch Dean & Adams Patent octagonal barrel, in a fitted oak case with brass bullet mould, powder flask and other accoutrements See John Walker, A Concise Dictionary of Guns & Gunmakers, (Archiving Industry 2001-2015) Lane Thomas Lane. Marks applied by this English gunmaker, trading from 1 Tavistock Street in Leamington, Warwickshire, in 1850-65 etc.
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