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Lot 243
A GROUP OF ASSORTED PORCELAIN ITEMS 19th Century or earlier, a qingbai box and fish decorated cover, a duck shaped box and cover, and three flask shape snuff bottles 4cm to 7cm high, 4.5cm to 7cm long Condition: Condition Report Blue glaze snuff bottle has a chip to the foot. The duck cover has been restored. There is a chip to the inside rim of the white glazed box. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Lot 10
Silver with TurquoiseTibet 18th century Dimensions: Height 14,5 cm Wide 8 cm Depth 6 cmWeight: 162 grams Gun powder flask with leather strap and stone inlay in the center of an ornamental pattern of sprays. Various animals are mingling in between the ornaments, like a rabbit, a goat, a bird and a sheep. The neck of the flask is created in a lotus flower shape.
Lot 3031
SECTION 1 FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED OR REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALER - Pair of Continental .44 calibre percussion target pistols, each with heavy 23.5cm octagonal to round barrel bearing various marks, crude scroll engraving to lock plate, hammer and octagonal section of barrel, unchequered walnut stock with brass butt plate and steel hooked trigger guard, numbered 8138 & 8164, L41.5cm overall; in maroon baize lined converted sapele mahogany fitted case bearing reproduction trade label for Trulock & Son Dublin containing small copper powder flask, steel scissor action bullet mould, nipple key, turned wooden mallet and lidded box, steel rammer and wooden cleaning rod, case L48cmCondition Report:Generally in reasonably good condition.
Lot 250
Star Wars (1977) - A New Hope - an original production used prop Jawa flask appliance from their Ion Blaster guns. The Jawas are a race of furry humanoids native to the planet Tatooine, and are first seen in A New Hope as they capture R2D2. The flask is made of fibreglass with a wooden core, the outer fibreglass skin moulded and painted to appear as if leather, with faux rivets. A leather strap is fastened to both sides by means of metal rings. A screw protrudes from the top where the tube leading to the ion blaster would have once been affixed. The leather strap remains knotted at the top, likely done on-set by the original costume assistant in order to fit the actor. Measures 16cm tall (main body). Provenance; From the collection of Gary Kurtz (Producer) - and supplied with a certificate of authenticity from the Kurtz / Joiner Archive which details the prop, its use, and history. Props from the very first film are considered extremely rare. A unique piece of Star Wars history.
Lot 1249
PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE MOONFLASKS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY with twin lizard handles above each body decorated with dragons chasing the flaming pearl, surrounded by flowers and scrolls, unmarked 12cm high Qty: 2 additional images are now available. condition good to fair. One flask has some damage to the top rim, also some nibbles to the handles. The other flask has some damage to the top rim , as well as a hairline crack running down from the top rim visible on both the interior and exterior. Also some nibbles around the circular central panel on both sides, detailed in images.
Lot 60
AN IRANI LIQUEUR SET AND TRAY, RASOOL PARVARESH, ISFAHAN, CIRCA 1960 comprising a conical flask and stopper chased and engraved with shaped panels of birds and deer in landscapes surrounded by typical foliate work and six foliate engraved conical goblets, all stamped Rasool Parvaresh, Isfahan and 84 in Farsi, the oblong tray flat-chased and engraved with a foliate medallion bordered by a band of lions attacking deer and surrounding foliage and arabesque panels, retailer and 84 stamps, 36.5cm long; 1775g (8)
Lot 24
A CHINESE CLOISONNÉ MOON FLASK Qing, decorated with peonies against a blue ground, with bronze handles to the shoulders in the form of qilin, 55.5cm high x 40cm wideProvenance: Thomas Child (1841 - 1898) was a pioneering photographer who produced a large body of photographs during his time in Beijing during the 1870's. He was close to the Emperor and the court. The family believe a number of objects were gifts from the Imperial family.
Lot 227
An oak shield 89 cm x 69 cm with chamfered edge, the shield mounted with an array of unusual and diverse objects: What appear to be a pair of 18th century leather false legs 49 and 50 cm long. A pair of Late 18th or early 19th century leather shoes. Two similar throwing spears with leaf shaped blades, the blades 33 and 14 cm, each in the region of 165 cm overall. A long handled spoon with broad bowl. A pair of carved hardwood South seas type tongs or eating implement, perhaps a cannibal fork, with carved handle, 39cm. A fragment of 17th century or earlier armour, an articulated shoulder piece in four parts with signs of leather fastening straps to the reverse, with two additional unattached sections. A section of padded fabric, perhaps to be worn over the shoulder beneath armour, approximately 48 x 23 cm. Two similar woven raffia bracelets. Items no longer attached but formerly part of the display: An 18th/19th century iron key with scrolling handle, 17 cm long. A leather purse with of oval form with draw-string closing, 22 cm x 12 cm. An Eastern bronze 'Costrel' type bell with ring suspension and fluted body, the mount with scrolling foliate decoration.12 x 10cm. A bamboo drinking vessel, the base set with cowrie shells and coral, 11cm high, 7cm wide.A distressed shuttle from a loom, 34cm. A long horn flask, pierced twice for suspension, stamped 'Mer De Glace' (a glacier north of Mt Blanc) 41 cm. A fragment of coconut shell inlaid with mother of pearl, with a paper label to the interior 'From Solomon Islands 1855'. Provenance: Previously at The Hall Bradford on Avon. *CR Many items in poor condition and showing signs of age. An extraordinary collection of items - presumably a collection belonging to a retired or reformed pirate.
Lot 701
A LARGE CHINESE GILT-WOOD FIGURE OF A DAOIST IMMORTALMING DYNASTYDepicting the deity sitting in dhyanasana with his right hand raised in vitarka mudra and the left holding a small flask, wearing elaborate robes and a panelled headdress, decorated all over with gilding and deep red lacquer, raised on a gilt-wood stand in the form of a lotus throne, 43cm the figure, 52.5cm overall. (2)
Lot 378
A small group of costume jewellery and collectables to include an engraved gold plated bangle with safety chain, a silver charm bracelet, a 2 strand simulated pearl necklace with gold tone clasp, 2 ladies dress watches, a Peter Bates reproduction miniature, a Dalvey pocket flask, gold tone items to include a gold plated ring. Location:TIf there is no condition report shown, please request
Lot 562
A Chinese turquoise glazed 'Trigram' miniature moon flask, Qing dynasty, of flattened shape, applied to both sides in relief with the Eight Daoist Trigrams, covered overall with turquoise glaze, glued to the wood stand, overall 11cm high.清 鬆石綠釉八卦圖小抱月瓶 Condition Report: the glaze suffused with crazing and bubbles, wear and scratches to the glazeCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 577
A Chinese Famille Rose moon flask, early 20th century, the shoulders applied with moulded gilt scroll handles, each side with a large roundel enclosing birds perched on flowering branches, the base inscribed with a six-character Qianlong mark, 18.8cm high民國 "大清乾隆年制"款粉彩花鳥紋抱月瓶 Condition Report: minor wear to the surfaceCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 173
A George III flintlock pistol with straight grained walnut woodwork, the side panel engraved with crown and GR and verso to the brasswork "Archer" approx. 39 cm long (ramrod missing) together with a brass powder flask with embossed decoration (nozzle missing) CONDITION REPORTS It appears all to be original. The action does not work, the flint lock moves but does not click into place. The ramrod is missing. There are significant splits through out including down the fore end, underneath in front of the trigger guard and to the back of the flint lock action. Heavy ware tear conducive to age and use. Knocks, bumps etc. See images for more details. The powder flask has some small dents, the opening mechanism is tight/seized.
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