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Lot 76
A 19th century oriental moon flask with painted panels of birds flying amongst foliage against a yellow ground with painted geometric and floral decoration and with painted character mark to base, together with a further 19th century oriental vase with brick red and gilt painted decoration and character marks to base
Lot 204
A Swarovski Crystal candlestick, a small Caithness amethyst glass vase together with a large bottle green glass vase with applied moulded handle, various drinking glasses and glass tankards together with a quantity of "Freestyle" ceramic plates and dishes, a small collection of miscellaneous Studio Pottery to include a round flask shaped vase in shades of grey, brown and dark brown with impressed maker`s mark to the side, etc
Lot 397
A horn powder flask, with silver coloured metal mounts Condition report Report by JB The powder flask displays noticeable wear, markings and damage, with some attempt at repair to the horn body. Dents, markings and some noticeable scratches to metal. It has certainly been through the wars. From the left hand side from the thick end of the flask to the spout, the width is approx. 12 cm and from the bottom of the bend to the top is approx. 11.5 cm Please see illustrations
Lot 376
A Victorian silver mounted drinks flask with basketweave decoration (London 1893), inscribed "Leuchars Geffroy Succr Paris" to base CONDITION REPORTS Overall with general wear and scuffs, lid with quite a few dents, a few small dents to body, small section of basket weave broken off and missing.
Lot 1683
A 'Clay Pits Pottery Ewenny' pale blue Vase of flared shaped, inscribed ''Coronation King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, 1937', 5 1/2'' tall, chips to rim and foot and a delightfully plain natural Terracotta glazed Flask with simple looped handle, 9 1/4'' tall and both with impressed mark to base.
Lot 629
A parcel lot of ceramics to include two Royal Doulton Kingsware flagons with knights on horseback and a cognac decanter all A/F, Wedgwood white shell urn, another and similar handled urn, Franklin mint gone with the wind pierced egg on stand, various plates to include seven gilt edged Victorian plates enamelled with flowers 14 in total, Wade scotch flask, pressed glass vase, 1930`s oak mantle clock and oak carved two door smoker`s cabinet, A/F, horn scoop and EPNS toastrack.
Lot 774
A post war 3rd pattern FS military knife, the grip embossed with crossed keys and “UK”, VGC, in an associated leather sheath; a bowie type knife, with clipped back blade and embossed WM hilt; 3 other sheath knives, two with sheaths; a machete; a meat cleaver by Cornelius Whitehouse & Sons, Cannock; and a leather shot flask (spring missing). QGC to GC
Lot 820
A brass bound horn powder flask with swivel charger, 2 rings, graduated nozzle, 8½” overall; another composite copper flask with swivel charger (repaired); a copper flask “Overall” (Riling no 412 without rings), graduated nozzle, 2¼-3 drams, by G & JW Hawksley, Sheffield, 8” (seam slightly split). Generally GC. . (3)
Lot 79
An early 19th century Dutch sailor`s carved coconut `Bugbear` flask, with mask, coat of arms, trophies of war, initials within rope hearts, and a band of text ` HET WAAPEN. VAN. GRONY GEN. EN. OMELAND. HITV. VD,` 5Όin (13.2cm) high, a 19th century carved coquillla nut snuff box, with a seated couple and flowers, 3Όin (8cm) long and a European pewter porringer, with touchmarks, 9in (23cm) across handles. (3)
Lot 103
A 19th century carved coquilla nut snuff box, decorated with war trophies, flowers, torches and a thistle, 3Ύin (9.5cm) wide, an ornamentally turned coquilla nut scent bottle / pomander, 4in (10cm) high and a carved coquilla nut flask, decorated a fox and a bird, with threaded stopper, 2in (5cm) high. (3)
Lot 166
Two copper and brass 19th century powder flasks, with embossed anthemion, and basket weave and acanthus designs by James Dixon & Sons, plus an early leather example The graduated powder shot dispenser from 2-2¾ drams on one, 2½-3½ drams on the other, the leather flask with two settings from 1¼-1½ oz. and marked with an H to the arm
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