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Victorian silver flask, London 1888, maker Frederick Bradford McCrea, the oval body with bright cut crest, 15cm high, 6.5oz

Continental silver hip flask, having screw hinged lid above rectangular round cornered body, with engraved monogram, 10.5cm high, 4.5oz

Pair of plated lorgnettes, together with, continental silver flask, silver cheroot holder, pencil case, plated propelling pencil and white metal and mother of pearl circular box, (6)

Victorian silver flask, London 1886, maker William Thomas Wright & Frederick Davies, having plain rectangular body with rounded corners, 9.5cm high

Mixed ceramics to include, Meissen cup and saucer with figural decoration (AF), Chinese provincial blue and white bowl, Chinese Canton flask (AF), Chinese Qianlong blue and white jug, etc., (qty)

Copper and brass powder flask, together with, gun mechanism, bullet mould, one other brass powder flask etc., (5)

Mixed treen items to include, cylindrical string box with lid, funnel, metal mounted flask and stopper, cup and cover etc., (5)

Mixed works of art, to include, two miniature sewing machines, carved horn bird, silver handled cake slice, WWI gift to the troops Christmas tin, small leather bound hip flask, two steins etc., (qty)

A complete set of unused enamel buttons depicting 'Taurus' the bull, gilt on a blue ground, along with a quality gilt metal Etienne Aigner and leather hip flask.

An Elizabeth II troopers’ full dress uniform and helmet of The Life Guards, comprising: white metal helmet with brass peak binding, ear to ear wreath, top mounts with white metal spike, leather backed graduated link chinchain and ear rosettes, helmet plate bearing oval Garter on white metal star, white hair plume with plain rosette, leather liner; scarlet tunic with blue facings, gilt lace trim, staybrite buttons; plated cuirass, brass edge binding, studs and shoulder scales; buff leather shoulder belt with brass mounts and scarlet flask cord, black plastic pouch with gilt flap badge.Very Good Condition (rim dents to helmet). Plate 8

An Elizabeth II Captain’s uniform of The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and Royal Dragoons), comprising silver plated helmet, with gilt peak binding, ear to ear wreath, graduated link leather backed chinchain (slightly AF) and ear rosettes of regimental pattern, top mount with silver plated spike, scarlet yak hair plume with gilt rosette, gilt helmet plate with red and blue enamelled centre on silver plated cut star, buff leather lining, (few very small dents to skull); blue tunic with scarlet facings and edging, heavily gilt embroidered collar and cuffs, gilt shoulder cords and aiguilette with tags; gilt lace shoulder belt with scarlet morocco backing, central stripe and flask cord, ornamental gilt buckle, tip and slide, black plastic panels with gilt mounts and Royal Arms flap badge; plated cuirass, brass edge binding and studs, shoulder scales with ornamental studs and lion’s head finials, red leather lining with crimson velvet edging; pair buff leather breeches; pair black leather jack boots, nickel plated spurs with buckles and chains. Very Good Condition. Plate 9

An unusual leather shot flask with swivel top, embossed with Dead Game pattern, and with brass knucklejoint lever top, marked “Dixon & Sons Patent”, and with 5 position adjustment; see Riling no 1466 for an identical flask. Good Condition (suspension dee missing). Plate 29

A pistol size copper powder flask “Bush” (Riling 322), brass top plain nozzle, 4¾” overall. Good Condition, dark patina. Plate 29

An Indian horn powder flask in the form of a fish, 7½” overall, upper body covered with bone panels secured by pegs, lower part covered with dark stained bone, whole engraved with lozenge shaped panels containing crosses and circles, and with horn mouth, eyes and tail, mouth also formed to hold the stopper. Good Condition, (small repairs to tail, stopper and hanging rings missing). Plate 29

A horn flask, with brass end cap and sprung shot charger, 16” overall. Good Condition. Plate 29

A copper powder flask “Dead Game”, (similar to Riling 630 with 2 rings), “Sykes Patent” brass top, graduated nozzle 2¼ - 3 drams, 8” overall. Good Condition. Plate 31

A horn shot flask, white metal top and band securing the sides together, sprung charger, 8” overall. Good Condition. Plate 31

A leather covered shot flask, in the form of a powder flask, brass top with spring loaded charger and graduated nozzle, 8¼” overall. Very Good Condition Plate 31

A leather covered shot flask, in the form of a powder flask, brass top with spring loaded charger and graduated nozzle, 8¼” overall. Very Good Condition. Plate 31

A late copper powder flask, shallow fluted border to central twisted cord pattern (not in Riling), patent brass top with graduated nozzle, with 2 rings, 7½” overall. Good Condition with dark patina. Plate 31

A pistol size copper powder flask “Bush” (Riling 318), brass top, plain nozzle, 4¼” overall. Good Condition Plate 31

A large copper powder flask “Shell” (similar Riling 387 with 4 rings), patent brass top, graduated nozzle 3-5 drams, 10” overall. Good Condition with much original lacquer to body (few very minor details). Plate 32

A large plain copper powder flask, “Improved Patent” brass top by “James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield”, nozzle graduated 4½ - 6 drams, 4 suspension rings, 10” overall. Good Condition (several small minor dents). Plate 32

A fiddle shaped copper powder flask “Overall” (Riling 432 without rings) brass top marked “G & J W Hawksley Sheffield”, graduated nozzle 2-2¾ drams, 8” overall. Good Condition Plate 32

A copper powder flask “Fluted” (Riling 284), brass top, graduated nozzle 2¼ - 2¾ drams, 8” overall. Good Condition with much original lacquer. Plate 32

A copper powder flask “Shell” (Riling 377), brass top, marked “Improved Patent”, graduated nozzle 2¼ - 2¾” drams, 8” overall. Good Condition (one or two dents). Plate 32

A copper powder flask “Foliage” (Riling 667), brass top, nozzle marked “G & J W Hawksley” and graduated 2¼ - 3 drams, 8¼” overall. Good Condition (one or two minor dents) Plate 32

A copper powder flask “Oak Leaf” (Riling 577) brass top, the nozzle marked “G & J W Hawksley” and graduated 2½ - 3¼ drams, 4 suspension rings, 8” overall. Good Condition, with a pleasing dark patina. Plate 32

A fiddle shaped copper powder flask “Overall” (Riling 432 without rings), patent brass top marked “G & J W Hawksley Sheffield”, graduated nozzle 2-2¾ drams, 8” overall. Good Condition Plate 32

A copper powder flask “Overall” (Riling 426), brass top marked “G & J W Hawksley”, nozzle graduated 2¼ - 3 drams, 8” overall. Good Condition, retaining much original lacquer. Plate 32

A plain nickel silver powder flask, stamped with imitation “hallmarks”, top marked “Dixon & Sons Patent”, graduated nozzle 2-3 drams, 8¼” overall. Good Condition (a few very minor dents). Plate 32

A copper powder flask “Dog and Hunter” (Riling 951 with 4 rings), brass top, nozzle marked “Dixon & Sons”, with 3 graduated positions (unmarked), 8¼” overall. Good Condition (minor wear). Plate 32

A fiddle shaped copper powder flask “Overall”, (Riling 432 without rings), brass top marked “G & J W Hawksley, Sheffield”, heavy graduated nozzle 2½ - 3¼ drams, 8¼” overall. Good Condition. Plate 32

A cased 5 shot 120 bore Adams Model 1851 self cocking percussion revolver, 9” overall, barrel 4½” with London proofs and engraved “Deane Adams & Deane, 30 King William Stt. London Bridge”; frame engraved with scrolls and “Adams’ Patent No 11,059R”, cylinder also engraved “No 11,059R”; the finely chequered walnut butt with rayed oval German silver cap. Good Working Order and Clean Condition, frame and barrel retaining 90% of original mirror blued finish (patch of moderate pitting to cylinder, small chip to butt); in a later fitted green baize lined mahogany box with brass lid escutcheon, containing a fluted copper flask (top retaining screws missing), cleaning rod, and pewter oil bottle (box lid scratched). Plate 72

A cased double barrelled 16 bore flintlock sporting gun by W Clark, London c 1820, 47½” overall, rebrowned twist barrels 32” with gold maker’s poincons at breeches, locks with French style cocks, rainproof pans, and roller on frizzen springs, the plates engraved with game birds and maker’s name; walnut halfstock with chequered wrist and steel mounts including large trigger guard for use with gloves, engraved with game birds and with pineapple finial. Good Working Order and Condition, the locks quite crisp (with replacement ramrod); in a refitted and relined oak case with trade label of W. Clark (probably a reproduction), containing a bag shaped copper flask by Sykes (dented), later powder and shot measures, a 2 piece cleaning rod, a reproduction double ended measure, and a separate compartment for the detached locks. Plate 73

A 5 shot .36” Manhatten Navy percussion revolver, 10” overall, barrel 5” marked “Manhatten Fire Arms Co. Newark N.J.”, number 27808, cylinder engraved with scenes in oval panels, and stamped “Patented Dec 27 1859”, with silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap and polished walnut grips. Good Working Order and Condition (slight wear to trigger guard plating and very minor pitting to barrel); in a fitted mahogany box with a good embossed copper pistol flask, “Stag’s head and oak leaves” (Riling 562 or 563), a reproduction double cavity brass mould, and a centre fire cap tin. Good Condition Plate 74

A good cased 5 shot 54 bore Beaumont Adams percussion revolver, the top strap engraved “Robert Adams, 76 King William Street, London”, the frame engraved “B 20,662 Adams’ Patent 36,432R”, the cylinder also numbered “36,432R”, with London proofs and L.A.C. mark. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining approximately 60% of original deep mirror blued finish (some staining to trigger guard and butt cap); in its original green baize lined fitted oak case, with Robert Adams trade label (worn), plain bag shaped copper flask by Dixon, double cavity 54 bore bronze mould, cleaning rod, nipple key with pricker, screwdriver, pewter oil bottle, and a 16 bore wad punch. Good Condition (slight damage to lid of case which is also slightly warped, key hole escutcheon and key missing). Plate 74

A cased double barrelled 10 bore percussion sporting gun, by Pritchard, Birmingham, number 1089, 46” overall, professionally rebrowned damascus barrels 30” with brass poincon at breech (stamped “Warranted”?), top rib re-engraved “William Pritchard No 14 Bull Ring, Birmingham”; back action locks engraved with scrolls and “Pritchard”; walnut halfstock with chequered wrist, engraved German silver throat pipe, underside of the butt inlaid with a silver game dog, and with scroll engraved steel trigger guard and butt plate. Good Working Order and Condition; in its blue velvet lined fitted brass bound mahogany case, the lid with folding brass handle and inlaid with thin brass lined panel, containing a shaped embossed copper flask “Hunter and Dog” (Riling 927), and “T” shaped steel nipple key with pricker and compartments for spare nipples. Generally Clean Condition (some age splits to lid). Plate 75

A cased double barrelled 14 bore percussion sporting gun, 45½” overall, rebrowned twist barrels 29½”, top rib engraved “W. Richards Birm”, un-named scroll engraved locks with distinctive dolphin head hammers; walnut halfstock with chequered fore-end and wrist, scroll engraved steel mounts, and replacement brass mounted ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (some wear commensurate with use); in a good brass bound oak case with folding handle in the lid and with trade label of E. Baker, 24 Whitechapel Road, describing how he has opened a proof house on his own premises for the re-proofing of firearms of all descriptions, and containing a pigskin covered flask by Sykes, a leather shot flask embossed with hunter on horseback (worn), two 3 piece cleaning rods, a wad punch, etc. Good Condition (slight damage to trade label). Plate 82

A cased de luxe model 5 shot 120 bore Beaumont Adams double action percussion revolver, 9¾” overall, barrel4½”, with London proofs and “L A C” stamp, the barrel engraved “ J. Harkom, Edinburgh”, the frame, top strap, trigger guard and butt cap engraved overall with scrollwork and with fern tip borders, frame also engraved “B 15,948. Adams’ Patent. No. 31,617R”, the cylinder also engraved “No 31,617R”; with chequered walnut butt. Good Working Order and Condition (deeply reblued overall); in a refitted original oak case with circular brass lid escutcheon, trade label of R. Adams, 76 King William Street, London, and containing small copper pistol flask by Sykes, turnscrew (worn), and a nickel oil bottle. Plate 83

A cased 5 shot 54 bore Tranter’s patent double action percussion revolver, 11½” overall, barrel 6”, with London proofs, the top strap engraved “Wilkinson & Son, Pall Mall, London”, frame engraved “No 21756T”, with deeply chequered walnut butt. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of original blued finish; in its original green baize lined fitted mahogany case with circular brass escutcheon in lid and Wilkinson & Son trade label, containing double cavity 54 bore bronze mould stamped “Tranters Patent”, bag shaped copper flask by Hawksley, with original lacquered finish, brass mounted cleaning rod, ebony handled turnscrew, Joyce cap tin with labels, and Hawksley pewter oil bottle (minor damage to case, no key). Plate 83

A good cased pair of 28 bore percussion duelling pistols by J W Edge, Manchester, 13½” overall, heavy deeply browned octagonal twist barrels 8¼” engraved “Manchester” in Gothic script and with rearsight on breech tangs; flat bolted locks with foliate engraved plates and hammers and “J W Edge” in Gothic script; nicely figured and polished halfstocks with deeply chequered butts, silver fore-end caps and barrel wedge plates (heavily tarnished), silver escutcheon engraved with initials, engraved steel trigger guards with pineapple finials, and horn tipped ramrods with concealed brass worms. Good Working Order and generally crisp Condition, (minor wear and bruising to stocks); in their fitted brass bound mahogany case with folding handle in lid, containing 3 way oval section copper and brass flask, 30 bore steel pincer ball mould, nipple key with pricker, loading/cleaning rod (brass attachments missing), two good old cap tins with printed labels, and another tin. In generally Very Good Condition (the case damaged where the lock has been forced). Plate 90

A cased pair of continental 42 bore percussion duelling pistols c 1860, 16” overall, browned octagonal twist barrels 10” with fine multigroove rifling, tangs with block rearsight; the back action locks and rounded hammers engraved with simple scrolled foliage, and with single set triggers; black stained wood halfstocks with shell carved fore-ends and chequered butts with flared and carved finials; mounts of engraved steel, including spurred trigger guards. Good Working Order and Condition, (one butt slightly chipped); in their close fitted brown velvet lined oil cloth covered case with brass corners and leather covered carrying handles, containing small white metal flask embossed with stylised bush, steel pincer ball mould, turnscrew/nipple key, circular brass cap dispenser, brass loading rod, cleaning rod, large ebony loading mallet and turned horn cap box. A very complete set (case worn externally, 2 brass corners detached but present, name plate missing from lid). Plate 92

A good cased pair of 28 bore officer’s flintlock holster pistols by Joseph Manton, 13½” overall, rifled octagonal twist barrels 8” with gold lines and touch holes, breeches with foliate engraving, the underside of the barrels with London provisional and definitive proofs and engraved with the initials “J.P”, the muzzles with swivel ramrods; flat bolted locks with rainproof pans and raised cams on the frizzen springs, plate engraved with fern tip borders and “Joseph Manton, London”, walnut halfstocks with silver barrel wedge plates and escutcheons and rounded chequered butts; steel mounts include engraved fore-end caps and engraved and shaped trigger guards with urn finials, containing single set triggers. Good Working Order and Condition (one tumbler screw head detached but present, the trigger guards well reblued); in their original green baize lined fitted brass bound mahogany case, with folding handle in the lid and with good trade label of “Joseph Manton, Gun Maker, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, London”, containing 28 bore steel pincer mould, 3 way copper and brass flask with screw base, and later turnscrew and cleaning rod. Good Condition (no key, small old split to lid). Plate 97

“The Powder Flask Book” by Riling, classic reference work, Bonanza reprint, in DW (worn) GC

A leather shot flask, one side embossed with dead game pattern (Riling 1460), “James Dixon & Sons” and capacity Lb/2, sprung brass charger stamped “Dixon & Sons”, with suspension ring, 8½” overall. GC Plate 7

A leather shot flask, embossed on both sides with hound below tree in floral border (Riling 1458), and capacity 3/lbs, sprung brass charger stamped “A M Flask & Cap Co”, with suspension dee, 8¼” overall. GC Plate 7

A Moroccan steel priming flask, with spring loaded dispenser. GC

A plain pistol size copper powder flask, brass top, 4½” overall. GC (few shallow dents). Plate 7

A copper bag shaped powder flask “Horses” (Riling 1052), 3 other copper flasks, 9 leather shot flasks and one other (AF). Generally GC (14)

A bag shaped copper powder flask “Shell” type (Riling 367); another “Bush” (Rililng 366); “Dead Game” (Riling 362); “Overall” (Riling 41) and 4 other copper flasks. Generally GC (8)

A silver bottleneck flask with detachable lid with pierced ball finial, indistinct mark

A leather `hunting` case fitted with plated sandwich box, plated topped flask with straps for belt attachment, 5" x 5"

A silver and glass 'blackberry' vase, by Sarah Jones, London 1979, the glass vase with silver collar with a silver spray of blackberries, 8cm high, and an Italian glass flask, with yellow and white ribbed decoration, 11.5cm high (2)

SILVER, to include a London 1754 cream jug, a London 1910 cream jug, an Armada dish, and a flask, pin dish, trinket and comport all '800' standard mark, tot. weight 43.6ozt. (7)

WORLD WAR II GERMAN FLASK GLASS BINOCULARS, 10°x 80° magnification, polished aluminium, adjustable stand.

ALDO TURA, two bar ornaments, water flask and ice bucket, dyed lacquered vellum with silver plated fittings, glass interiors, 36cm H x 12cm. (as found) (2)

A powder flask with leather pouch, a brass and a copper hunting horn, telescope and flask

A gold coloured Cigarette Box, leather Cigar Case, Opera Glasses, Hip Flask, etc.

A quantity of miscellanea incl. enamel carrying Flask and cup, Butter Pats, etc.