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A collection of metal ware to include; copper kettle, hip flask, tankards, arts and crafts style bowl, clocks and other items.

A 19th Century Chinese blue and white moon flask, each opposing side painted with figures on verandas before a prunus ground, and the shoulder flanked by dragon handles, height 25.5cm, unmarked, together with a smaller blue and white moon flask decorated with chrysanthemum before diaper work ground, height 20cm, Kangxi four-character mark to base. (2)

An early 20th Century black painted compass by T Cooke & Sons Ltd London & New York, in stitched leather case, a small brass and mahogany telescope inscribed 'Made by G Richardson, St Catherines London For Captn Banfield', and a glass hip flask in leather case. (3)

A later 19th Century Nailsea type double flask, circa 1880, of compressed ovoid form with short collar neck, decorated with pink and opal pulled trailing over a clear ground, length 24cm, together with two other Nailsea type flasks one with pulled blue trails over an opal ground the other with applied blue ruffles to the sides over a clear ground. (3)

A later 19th Century Nailsea type glass flask, circa 1880, of compressed ovoid form with short collar neck, decorated with pink pulled trailing over an opaque opal ground with an applied blue rim, length 22cm, together with two other similar Nailsea type flasks with pulled trail decoration in blue, pink and opal. (3)

A Roman Samian ware rimmed bowl, diameter 15.5cm, a similar cup, 8cm, various vases and a small oil flask. (10)

Tiffany & Co., New York, United States. Large glass and sterling silver flask. The cut glass decorated with ferns and etched "Tiffany & Co" along the underside. The bottom sterling silver sleeve monogrammed M.H.H. With maker's marks, maker's numbers 846 and 9396, sterling silver, and 6 1/4" gills along the underside of the sterling sleeve. The lid is marked with maker's marks, Pat. 1883, and sterling.Height: 8 1/2 in x width: 5 in x depth: 2 in. Gross weight of sterling (does not include the lid that is attached to the glass bottle): 7.120 Troy oz.Condition: The item is in good condition with no visible cracks or losses, or major chips. All components are present. Light wear throughout as expected. Light oxidation to metal components, particularly along the interior of the silver case; no visible dents to the silver components. There are a few scattered minute chips along where the glass meets the silver case. Discoloration to the interior of the lid. When inspected under UV light, there is no visible sign of restoration.

An Indo-Portuguese powder flask, Rosewood, Ebony and ivory applied elements, 18th century, 14x14 cm

16 Bore New Land Pattern Flintlock Holster Pistol, bolted lock with government inspector’s stamp, military proofs, fullstocked, regulation brass mounts, swivel ramrod, Barrel 23cms. Poor condition, together with a bush embossed copper powder flask, fair condition. (2 items) PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SHIPPING OF ANTIQUE GUNS AND AIR RIFLES / AIR PISTOLS BEFORE PLACING BIDS IN THIS AUCTION.

VICTORIAN HOLLY SWORD STICK AND WWI SILK TABLE COVER the cover decorated with flags of the Allies, also including a reproduction walking cane with inner glass tube flask (damaged)64cm squareQty: 3Additional images now available.

collectors lot to include opera glasses, hip flask, vintage shoes lasts, a boat lamp etc etc

Cutlery sets, brass carriage clock and hip flask etc 

A Victorian silver vesta case, along with an unmarked hib flask, silver compact, silver pin tray, silver knife and two white metal animals

A silver plated and leather hip flask, along with a pair of silver plated coasters, a silver mustard base, napkin rings and mustard spoons

A collection of sterling silver spoons, along with a silver napkin ring and silver plated hip flask top, 122 grams

An usual group of three powder/shot flasks, to include: engraved, flattened horn flask with foliate scroll decoration, probably 17th century German, bearing Exhibition labels, 20cm long approx. together with a small metal mounted horn flask with spring loaded dispenser 17cm long approx. and a moulded wooden flask with brass mount and lanyard loop. 19cm long approx. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Group of unusual powder and shot flasks, to include: egg shaped worked leather shot flask, probably 17th/18th century, 26cm long approx. A metal mounted stag horn flask with engraved female portrait decoration, probably 18th century German, 22cm approx. another engraved stag horn triangular flask with geometric decoration, possibly North American Indian, 19cm long approx. and two copper and brass rectangular shaped flasks 16.5cm long approx. Together with a souvenir programme for the visit of HRH The Prince of Wales KG, to the National Rifle Association 61st Annual Prize Meeting at Bisley 1924. (6) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A most interesting 19th century American large Texas steer horn flask, overall scrimshaw decorated with male portraits of gun slinger type figures, appearing to relate to Jesse James. The horn with military style leather cover bearing brass tab '102' overall 46cm across. Together with a letter from Mary B Morrow, dated March 1971, referring to such a flask that had been mentioned by her father Ben Morrow, who rode with the James Boys during the 'War between the States', she recalled her father saying that some of the Hudspeth's had said that such a horn was given to Quantril by Bill Haller, his first recruit and also mentioned another one that could be blown, but one that was carved after the war down in Texas by Dave Poole. Together with a hand written letter from Margaret Shepherd dated 1977 to the same gentleman, also making reference to the horn and the history of the so called James Boys. Jesse James from Wikipedia, Jesse Woodson James (1847-1842), was an American outlaw, bank and train robber guerrilla and leader of the James-Younger gang. He was raised in Western Messouri and had strong Southern sympathies. He and his brother Frank James joined pro-confederate guerrillas known as 'Bush Wackers' operating in Messuuri and Kansas during the American Civil War. As followers of William Quantril and 'Bloody' Bill Anderson, they were accused of committing various atrocities against Union soldiers and civilian abolitionists. After the War, as members of various gangs of outlaws, Jesse and Frank James robbed banks, stage coaches and trains across the mid west and were particularly known for gaining National fame and often popular sympathy despite the brutality of their crimes. On April 3rd 1882, Jesse James was shot and killed by Robert Ford, a new recruit to the gang who hoped to collect a reward on James's life and be promised an amnesty for his pervious crimes. Already a celebrity in life James became a legendary figure of the Wild West after his Death. Jesse married his cousin Zee in 1874 and had two children who survived into adulthood. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Appearing in good original condition, the provenance appearing genuine but unfortunately the Auctioneers have no further information to reinforce this suggestion.

Collection of assorted pistol flasks of various shapes and designs including pineapple, scale finished, repoussé decorated with dog's head, repoussé decorated with American Eagle perched on revolver and others, together with a circular cushion shaped wooden pistol flask. (7) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

First World War officers Campaign Kit, leather case with brass rings to the sides for carrying strap, stamped to lid with broad arrow and maker 'Geo. W. Hathaway, Walsall, 1916' to the back, contains; folding fork, and spoon in leather case, fork marked 'Inoxid', leather bound glass hip flask, leather case containing two stiff brushes, both marked 'Ebony E120', leatherett backed shaving mirror, trench lamp/lantern stamped with broad arrow and maker 'Maw, London', canvas toilet roll containing steel soap dish, steel case with ct throat razor marked 'The Little Beauty' and maker 'Souther & Richardson, Sheffield', pair of soft brushes, various glass bottles with lids/caps

19th century copper and brass Powder Flask by G &J.W. Hawksley, maker stamped to spout, height 20 cm, together with a similar flask by Sykes, height 19cm, (2)

19th century embossed copper and brass powder flask marked 'Patent' to the spout, height 20 cm, together with an embossed copper and brass powder flask by Sykes, signed to the spout, height 19 cm, and an embossed copper and brass powder flask signed 'P. Frith' to the spout, height 19 cm, (3)

19th Century Scottish horn powder flask, with a white metal thistle capped end, with two thistles holding a cord flanking a name plaque to W. Barker, with a screw off finial end, 30cm long

19th century embossed copper and brass powder flask, height 23 cm, together with a copper and brass powder flask by W. Foster, Sheffield, signed to the spout, height 20 cm, and a  copper and brass powder flask, signed to the spout base 'Sykes Patent', height 21 cm (3)

19th century copper and brass powder flask marked 'Battie Patent' to the spout, height 21 cm, together with an embossed copper and brass powder flask  height 20 cm, and an embossed copper and brass powder flask, marked '**on & son' to the spout, height 18cm, (3)

19th century embossed copper and brass powder by Hawkesley, signed to spout base, height 19 cm, together with a leather covered silver plated powder flask marked 'Patent', height 19 cm, and an embossed copper and brass powder flask marked 'Battie Patent to the spout base, height 18.5 cm, (3)

American Civil War period Colt Model 1849 .31 calibre Pocket Percussion Revolver, matching serial numbers 261714 for a manufacturing date of 1864, five shot cylinder etched with stagecoach scene, octagonal barrel marked 'ADDRESS COL SAML. COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA' (well worn), under barrel loading lever, walnut grips with brass straps and trigger guard, London proof marks, held in fitted case with Colt label to lid, powder flask marked 'Colt Patent' to the side, percussion cap tin, oil bottle, and tools

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE BOXED HIP FLASK, BRASS DUCK, CANNON MODEL ETC

A spirit flask of plain slightly curved rectangular form engraved with initials "H.R" with hinged screw lancet fitting marked beneath with a lion passant and engraved Goldsmith & Silversmith Company Ltd, 112 Regent Street, 135gms

A vintage white metal spirit flask of slightly curved rectangular form, plain polished with engraved intials to one corner, the hinged lid with screw lancet fitting, stamped sterling, 13 x 10cm, 170gms

15th century, lead pilgrim’s flask, 51mm x 39mm, scallop shell shape and design on the front and hatched crescent on the reverse; scratched over this appears to be a phallic symbol. Very fine but handles missing £60-£80 --- The scallop shell is associated with the shrine of St James at Santiago de Compostela in Spain, which has been one of the most popular pilgrimages since the 9th century.

An Edwardian silver-mounted steel stock pin, with a hinged fox mask terminal, by Adie and Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1909; together with a silver-mounted small tortoiseshell paper knife, with enamelled terminal, unmarked, C.1900; a pair Edwardian silver-mounted steel portable scissors, with engraved case, and a silver-mounted glass scent flask, with enamel screw cap, by H.C. Davis, Birmingham 1924, the latter 7.6cm long. (4)

A George VI silver mounted glass spirit flask, with a leather-clad upper body, with a pull off drinking cup with gilt interior, monogrammed by J & W Deakin, Sheffield, 1916, 15.3cm long, 2.3oz weighable silver.

A late 19th century continental silver mounted cut-glass spirit flask, with a running stag on the front , initialled “EMS” on the base and monogrammed on this screw cap unmarked C.1875.

A George V silver spirit flask of plain rectangular form with rounded corners, by W. Neale Ltd., Birmingham 1931; another slightly smaller example, inscribed on the reverse "TRUST IN GOD AND KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY with all our love Nicky, Matthew and Timothy", by Huin and Jeath Ltd., Birmingham 1914; and another inscribed "W.Williams, Pittuck" on the front, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1914, the latter 15.5cms long, 19.45oz. (3)

A George V small silver spirit flask, rectangular with rounded corners, by W. Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1919; another with a pull-off drinking cup, by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1915; and another in landscape format by W. Neale Ltd., Birmingham 1919, the latter 9.5cms long, 13.85oz. (3)

A Japanese silvered spelter tea caddy and cover, early 20th c, 10cm h, a Sheffield Plate cake basket, Victorian copper shot flask and decorative fans, bygones, etc Mixed condition

A Victorian malacca cane,  with silver ferrule and tau handle, a gnarled wood gadget cane containing a flask, c1900, several other walking sticks and canes and a Victorian style cast iron umbrella stand Ivory handle chipped

A Victorian moulded gimmel flask and two contemporary glass flasks,  with white trailed or other decoration, on with blue rim, 18cm and shorter Good condition

An early Victorian glass gimmel flask,  one side engraved with a sportsman, the other with initials encircled by hops, 27cm Good condition

An English straw ochre glazed mermaid gin flask, c1840,  19cm Good condition

A Royal Doulton earthen ware footed bowl, c1920,  decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, 25cm diam and an English majolica rose encrusted moon flask and grapevine moulded comport, both late 19th c (3)` Flowers on moon flask chipped

A Persian pottery flask shaped vase in the form of a tiger attacking a deer, 19th/early 20th c,  22cm and a Japanese satsuma koro and cover (3) Vase - old repair to deer's head and antlers

Miscellaneous bygones and works of art, to include an early electric bakelite twin pin plug, copper pistol flask, vesta cases and miniature wood carving of a glass eyed owl Mostly in good condition

SILVER & PLATED WARE COLLECTION - silver hand mirror, silver handled cutlery, six Scandinavian style modernist napkin rings, a hip flask, teapot, centrepiece, ETC

CIRCA 1900 GENTLEMAN'S TRAVEL/VANITY CASE WITH PART CONTENTS by Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co, contents include five silver topped glass jars and a silver topped hip flask by the same manufacturer, the flask cup plated, other items include a leather strop, cutthroat razor, xylonite comb, folding mirror, ETC, various dates to the silver 1898 - 1902, the case top with embossed initials and two applied travel labels relating to hotels in Bombay and Delhi, 20cms H, 61cms W, 38cms D case dimensions

CHINESE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK VASES, A PAIR - 20th century, decorated enamels with central panels of birds with floral border, underglaze blue seal marks to bases, 30cms H

A miniature silver opium flask

A tray of 20th century coloured glass ware, wooden card box, antique metal ware, shot flask, scoup, candlestick etc

A box of collectables - late 19th century flip book 'The fight', miniature pistol, small toy cap revolver, letter openers, perfume bottles, Art Nouveau flask, Georgian wax seal set

A Collection of Various Glassware to include Large Continental Basket with Elongated and Twisted Handle in Green and Maber Colourway, Green Pressed Glass Moon Flask Etc

A continental gilt white metal scent flask, lid a.f., of teardrop form with foliate decoration,, 46mm, with suspension chain.

Rare early Buchanan whisky ceramic flask with applied portrait of Lord Kitchener, to front, with early aircraft decorated to verso, helmet form stopper, (small rim chips), marked to base for James Green and Nephew, London, and impressed mark for Copeland, (height 24cm approx).

Group of Australian collectable pieces including: an early silver plated tobacco tin, with map of Australia decorated to lid; a W.H. Goss ceramic armorial small flask with City of Sydney coat of arms, (height 7cm approx); a sterling silver Bowling Club souvenir teaspoon; and a sterling silver coffee spoon, hallmarked for Sheffield, 1926.

A trio of items to include a vintage Thermos flask, a brass and onyx style magnifying glass with a set of 6 knives (3).

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HIP FLASK by Edward Osborn Marples, Chester 1900, of heavy gauge, with large cup. 14cm high, 8.9 troy ouncesSurface scratches. The lid is in good condition, as is the cork. No engraving. No leaks. Hallmarks are good.

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER GILT-MOUNTED GLASS FLASK by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1896, with monogrammed screw-top and detachable cup to the base, the tapering glass body panel-cut. 14cm high

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PILGRIM FLASK with twin handles, the body painted in blue recto-verso with a bouquet of flowers, on a stepped socle, incised four-character Yongle mark to base, possibly Qing Dynasty. 29cm high

A silver hip flask, London 1866, with engraved initials, 248g

A leather-cased picnic set for four persons, 1920s,tan honey leather case with handle, nickelled locks with catches, the lid opening to compartmentalised tan suede lined interior, fitted with large ribbed Thermos flask, one large and two smaller metal food boxes, a lift-out tray containing four Mintons gilt-handled bone china tea-cups and four glass tumblers, two ceramic condiments jars by G.W.Scott & Sons, and a pig-skin leather folding panel containing knives and forks, with four circular enamel plates, three bone china saucers (one missing) and other cutlery housed behind leather straps in the lid, the case with old marks, stains and scuffs and bearing 'P.B.' gilt initials to lid, 66cm wide. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ◊◊◊◊ £60 + VAT uplift and storage at £12 + VAT per lot per dayFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com