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Lot 428
A selection of blue and white ceramics including moonflask, small ginger jar with lid, another with no lid, 2 teapots etc. Condition report for lot 428 Moon flask has large hair line over on shoulder, chip to rim, large ginger jar has chips to inner rim, other items look in good condition, minor chips to tea pot spout. WE TAKE GREAT CARE in the accuracy of our condition reports and may record damage and restoration if obvious. The information is provided in good faith along with detailed photographs where requested and is for guidance only. However, this does not imply that there may not be further condition issues associated with the lot and we DO NOT provide any guarantee to the buyer. WE STRONGLY ADVISE BIDDERS TO EXAMINE PERSONALLY ANY LOT THEY ARE BEFORE THE AUCTION.INTERESTED IN
Lot 41
A large and rare Nailsea style flask, circa 1800-20Of pale olive-green tint attractively flecked in opaque white, the generous flattened ovoid body with a short stubby neck applied with a string rim, with a shallow basal 'kick-up', 29.3cm highFootnotes:ProvenanceGlass Works Auctions, 21 March 2011, lot 316A C Hubbard Jr CollectionWhilst the form of this flask is known in much smaller sizes, no other Nailsea style flask of this generous size would appear to be recorded.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 011
A blue and white moon flask ‘Bianhu’ Guangxu (1875-1908) The flattened circular body on a tall foot and painted on each side with a medallion of two ferocious dragons amongst clouds and flames confronting over a ‘flaming pearl’ all within a stylised lotus scroll continued on the cylindrical neck flanked by a pair of stylised handles in the form of pine branches, 31cm. Porcelain moon flasks were first made in China during the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644). The Chinese would have been familiar with Persian and Central Asian metalwork traded along the silk road since the Tang dynasty (618-906) and regularly introduced these shapes into their porcelain production. The manufacture of a porcelain moon flask would have involved overcoming technical difficulties such as making separate sections, joining them together and firing.
Lot 69
Große Vase vom Typ moon-flask. Email cloisonné. 19. Jh.Runde flache Form mit sich in der Mitte verdickendem Hals und zwei vollplastischen Drachenhenkeln aus Bronze. Die Wandung dekoriert mit fliegenden Phönixen inmitten großer und kleiner Päonienblüten. Größere und kleinere Fehlstellen im Email.H 65,2 cmProvenienzPrivatbesitz, Bayern
Lot 592
An interesting miscellaneous collection: Chinese and other object d’art to include a caddy flask with decorative figural vignettes, four various Thai Sawankhalok stoneware vessels, a bowenite jade figure of Guanyin, a hard stone figure of a seated Thai Buddha, carved soapstone monkey groups, cast metal opium weights, an opium pipe, small blue and white teapot, a Russian lacquered box and a shell inlaid presentation box, a walnut parquetry inlaid box and a brass vessel.
Lot 224
Flying helmet, logbooks, etc relating to Flight Lieutenant C A Brackpool RAF comprising "C" type leather flying helmet with earphones, plugs and cables, oxygen mask with microphone, cable and plug, and sun visor; small log book starting in 1939 on DH60 (Tiger Moth); large log book starting with Magister and graduating to Oxford, Anson and Blenheim, then to Douglass DC2 and Lodestar flying around the Middle East, and Dakotas in the UK in 1945, then only 1959-62 mainly on Austers; post WWII private pilot's licence; WWII instruction booklets; some photographs taken in the Middle East; a grey one piece flying overall; and a large metal "Thermos" flask with carrying handle for use in an aircraft. An interesting lot. £450-500
Lot 1792
Leather case w. insignia on top, ca. 1940, 26 x 48 x 12 cm. Contents incl. a.o.: approx. 50 bandages of various kinds, metal flask and other medical equipment. From the area of Kassel/ Bad-Wildungen. Case sl. worn. The case was likely used in one of the spas near Bad-Wildungen, where the Germans set up hospitals for the treatment of soldiers. Provenance: from a former member of the Hitlerjugend; the family sold the case after his death.
Lot 381
FIVE VINTAGE DECORATIVE ORNAMENTS to include a fillable cast iron, iron with a wooden handle featuring a bird figure clasp on the front, a Webaware copper warming pan with floral pattern on the front and original manufacturers mark on the inside, a W.A.S Benson copper flask, a Swedish steel milk jug, and a wooden neck/shoulder yoke for carrying (5) (Condition Report: fair condition considering age, slight discoloration around joints and patterns on copper items)
Lot 213
Two powder flasks from the personal property of the Emperor Napoleon III, France, third quarter of the 19th century. Drop-shaped powder flask covered with leather (small restorations, see photo), with gold imprints, on a side the crowned monogram "N", on the other the crowned imperial eagle on a fascias with thunderbolts, both framed by oak branches; gilt silver mount with adjustable dispenser, marked "SCHAUFELBERGER A PARIS". The leather pellet flask en suite. Both flasks were once part of the extraordinary case featuring a double-barreled percussion gun from the property of the Emperor Napoleon III of France, sold by Czerny's Auction on the 3rd of October 2010, as lot 2431, for 243000 Euro. At the time of the sale the case was lacking of all tools. This rare lot has great historical and cultural significance. Provenance: Czernys International Auction House, May 31, 2014, Lot 560. Length 22.5 and 20.5 cm.
Lot 210
Rare powder flask from the property of the Boanaparte family, Italy, 17th century. The iron case is richly decorated with chasing, gold and silver inlays. The upper lid is fixed on a rotating hinge and rayed, closing screw. The iron fuse decorated with grooves and rings, complete with spring safety system. The front surface decorated with the bas-relieved heraldic coat of arms of the Bonaparte family, surrounded by feathers and surmounted by two crossed swords. On the other side there is a magnificent, realistic depiction of a musketeer with a matchlock arquebus. Both images are chased in iron and decorated with silver and gold inlays. There are two rings on the sides for attaching a belt. A wonderful collector's item with great historical value. Provenance: Czernys International Auction House, October 08, 2011. Length 24 cm.
Lot 523
A Percussion pistol - double lock system to the hammer, working order with barrel reloading rod for a quick reload, engraved to right side plate along with a smaller pocket Percussion pistol with action broken, significant scratching, barrel of circular form and a pewter powder flask with print of a nude woman on one side and the other a portrait of a bearded man with the clasp of French design
Lot 105
A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Whisky Flask, circa 1898, applied thistle design and SUTHERLAND GRANT, MACKAY & Co OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY, impressed factory marks and 5798/nn/oooo/gg,16cm highSome wear on the protruding/raised decoration. Cork in the top. Tiny nick to the side of the central top wheel. See extra images.
Lot 1130
A miscellaneous lot of metallic items including an early 20th century car headlamp (incomplete), a small bulkhead type barometer, Victorian tailor's scissors, hand crafted antique copper pan, silver mounted antler handled sharpening steel, Sheffield mark, five early 20th century small copper faced printing blocks showing a coat of arms with the motto "Vi et Virtute" ("Life and Honour") and a very heavy duty flask marked ICI.
Lot 109
A 1920s tan leather cased travelling 'Thermos' flask retailed by J. C. Vickery of Regent Street, London, the fitted case housing polished metal flask and food container, various stamped marks and dated (1925) to underside of flask, case dimensions 27 x 13 x 10cmFlask with small surface dent to underside edge of most prominent reeded band at shoulder.Further small fatigue split to edge of cup.Tan leather carrier with slight age wear only.
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