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A bronze stockade table ornament mounted with military bugle, shovel, pickaxe and drinking flask, unsigned - H12cm CONDITION REPORT: dirty but good condition

A silver oval flask, engraved R.M.S. Saxon - L13cm, together with a silver ashtray mounted with an enamel crest 'S.S. Orford' - 8cm sq - approx total weight 193g/6.21 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: flask slightly dented

A Chinese silver hip flask and cover of rounded rectangular concave section, plain, 11 cm x 7.5 cm by Wing Nam & Co, Hong Kong, late 19th / early 20th Century, 6ozs

A silver hip flask of concave rectangular form with hinged cover, the front engraved with interlaced initials, 10.5 cm wide, 11 cm high, by John & William Deakin, Chester 1904, 4 ozs

A silver coloured metal and glass scent flask, another with transfer printed porcelain panel, 4.5 cm high and smaller (2)

Cut glass hip flask and three silver topped bottles. Condition report: see terms and conditions

Hollis and Sons, a cased pair of Regency flintlock duelling pistols, with 9inch sighted octagonal barrels engraved along the tops with scrolling foliage and hatching, border engraved locks with safety catches signed J. Hollis & Sons, half stocked with horn fore-end caps, chequered butts with vacant white metal oval shaped escutcheons, contained in their mahogany case, the lid with flush fitting carrying handle, the green baize lined interior complete with powder flask, cleaning rod and bullet mould

A silver shaped oval sauce boat, maker`s mark obscured, London 1934, with a leaf capped flying scroll handle and on three stepped pad feet, 16cm long; a water bottle stopper by Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1931, the tapering engine turned cover unscrews to reveal a spout, 9.6cm long; an Edwardian silver gilt cup from a hip flask by Norman Marshall, London 1904, with engine turned decoration, 7.2cm long; a German silver coloured cream jug, post 1886 .800 standard, with a double scroll handle, a beaded band, engraved with foliate decoration and two vacant reserves, 10cm high; and an electro-plated oval sauce boat, 353g (11.5 oz) gross weighable

A collection of silver items, to include: a late Edwardian oval cream jug by Deykin & Harrison, Birmingham 1909, with a scroll handle, 14.5cm long; an engine turned nail buffer by Mappin & Webb, London 1930, with a circular shaped vacant reserve, 11cm long; a Victorian circular half gadrooned cream jug by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1889, with a beaded rim and a loop handle, 10cm long; another similar cream jug by Mappin & Webb; and a Victorian spirit flask by George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1891, 8.5cm long, 336g (10.8 oz) gross weighable

A group of autograph books circa 1930 including watercolour sketches and poems, an RAF photograph of No. 67 Initial Course A Officers School, 1943 with signatures verso, leather purses, gaming counters, flask and other items (qty)

Cut glass hip flask and three silver topped bottles. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A scarce British Military issue 5 shot 54 bore Beaumont Adams double action percussion revolver, with London proofs and engraved ?London Armoury? on the top flat, frame engraved ?B8949 Adams? Patent No 24,620R? and broad arrow over WD, chequered walnut butt pierced for lanyard and with government inspector?s mark (faint). Good Working Order and Condition, retaining approximately 40% of original blued finish; in its flap top leather holster (worn) bearing broad arrow over WD, date (1868?) and owner?s initials; together with an accessories leather pouch, also bearing broad arrow over WD (stitching slightly AF) containing a double cavity bronze bullet mould bearing Adams? Registration stamp and government inspector?s mark, a Dixon?s patent copper powder flask, 7? overall, with 3 broad arrow and WD stamps (spring AF, body badly dented), an L shaped combination oil bottle, pricker, nipple key and turnscrew, and a brass tipped steel cleaning rod. Good Condition. An unusually complete set. Plate 3

A large quantity of shotgun cleaning equipment etc, including an embossed copper powder flask, leather shot flask, cleaning rods, tins of oil, snap caps, air rifle telescopic sights, and air gun pellets.

A 6 shot 120 bore self cocking bar hammer percussion pepperbox revolver, 8? overall, barrels 2¾?, with B?ham proofs, rounded frame, simple scroll engraving to frame and grip strap, and plain varnished walnut grips. GWO & C; in a modern fitted wooden box, with steel pincer mould (heavily pitted), turned ebony cap box, and reproduction powder flask and wooden loading rod. GC Pistol only Plate 8

A pair of 44 bore flintlock boxlock pocket pistols, by Nock, London, c 1820, 6? overall, turn off barrels 1½?, Birmingham proved, breeches engraved ?Nock, London?, rounded frames engraved with trophies of flags, with hidden triggers, top safeties which lock frizzens, rounded finely chequered butts with vacant silver escutcheons. Good Working Order and Condition, in a modern fitted mahogany box with a 4? copper powder flask by Dixon. Plate 42

A cased pair of officer?s 16 bore rifled percussion belt pistols by Beattie, London, 12½? overall, octagonal twist barrels 7½? with 2 platinum lines at breeches, rearsights, and engraved ?London?, signed back action locks with scroll engraving, walnut fullstock with rounded chequered butts, steel mounts including scroll engraved trigger guards, 3½? steel belt hooks and swivel ramrods. Good Working Order and Condition, with dark age patina to metalwork; in their original green velvet lined fitted mahogany case with folding brass handle to lid and maker?s trade label, containing copper powder flask retaining much original laquer, cleaning rod with concealed worm and a nipple key. Good Condition Plate 48

A cased pair of double barrelled 70 bore percussion boxlock sidehammer pistols, by Whaley & Son, 7½? overall, integral round barrels 3¼? with Birmingham proofs and swivel ramrods beneath, the sighting ribs engraved ?Whaley & Son? in Gothic script, with scroll engraved frames, top straps, hammer and trigger guards, finely chequered rounded butts with engraved German silver butt caps and vacant escutcheons. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of colour hardened finish to barrels and frames, one trigger guard retaining most original blueing (2 hammer noses chipped, one hammer spur detached but present, very small patches of surface rust); in their original fitted green baize lined oak case with folding brass handle in the lid and with trade label of Witton Daw & Co, 57 Threadneedle Street, London, which has written in ink in the top corners ?Pistols/11-3/ 1851? and ?Case/ 3-4/ 1851?, containing a charming copper pistol flask, 3½? overall, retaining much original lacquered finish, loading rod with worm and separate brass jag, nipple key, turnscrew, a 50 bore steel pincer bullet mould, and key to the case. Good Condition (brass keyhole escutcheon missing, some damage to front of case where the lid had been forced). Plate 50

A cased 5 shot 54 bore Webley type wedge frame double action percussion revolver, barrel 6¼? engraved on the top strap ?J. Blissett, High Holborn, London?, London proved, frame engraved Patent No 1312, with rammer on left side and 2 piece chequered walnut grips. Good Working Order and Condition, the barrel retaining much original blued finish, some finish to remainder, in its original green baize lined fitted oak case, containing a good bag shaped copper flask by Sykes (spring AF), single cavity bronze bullet mould stamped ?WD? and ?54?, cleaning rod, turnscrew, nipple key with pricker cap tin, and pewter oil bottle. Good Condition (the lid escutcheon replaced) Plate 51

A cased 5 shot 54 bore 1st Model Tranter self cocking double trigger percussion revolver, barrel 7? engraved ?Deane Adams & Deane, 30 King William St, London Bridge?, the frame engraved ?Adams? Patent No 13700R?, cylinder also engraved ?No 13700R?, London proved, with chequered walnut butt and separate rammer stamped ?W Tranter Patent No 50?. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of original blued finish; in its green baize lined fitted mahogany case with circular brass lid and keyhole escutcheons, containing double cavity bronze bullet mould, also stamped ?W Tranter?s Patent No 50?, shell embossed zinc flask, cleaning rod, cap tin, grease tin, stripping spanner and replacement pewter oil bottle. Good Condition (case lid slightly warped). Plate 51

A good scarce cased 5 shot 60 bore 2nd model Webley longspur single action percussion revolver number 969, retailed by Bales of Ipswich and Colchester, the 4¾? barrel with Birmingham proofs and engraved ?G W Bales, Ipswich & Colchester?, the line engraved frame bearing ?Webley?s Patent? in banner, the backstrap engraved ?969?, and ?By Her Majesty?s Royal Letters Patent?, rammer retained to left of frame by spring clip, with 2 piece chequered walnut grips and lanyard swivel loop to butt cap. Good Working Order and Condition, in its maroon velvet lined fitted mahogany case with brass escutcheon to lid, with illustrated maker?s trade label, containing 4½? Dixon copper powder flask, brass tipped rosewood cleaning rod with concealed worm, wooden handled turnscrew, and a cap tin. Good Condition. See ?The Revolver 1816-65? by Taylerson, where this particular revolver is referred to on pages 254-255. Plate 52

A good scarce cased 5 shot 80 bore first model Tranter double trigger percussion revolver, the 5? barrel foliate engraved at breech and muzzle and with London proofs, the frame engraved with foliage and ?No 2392T?, with chequered walnut butt and engraved buttcap. Very Good Working Order and Condition, retaining approximately 50% of original blued, colour hardened and burnished finish; in its green baize lined fitted mahogany case, containing its original detached rammer stamped ?W Tranters Patent?, double cavity bronze bullet mould stamped ?W Tranters Patent?, 4½? bag shaped copper flask by Dixon (retaining most original finish), ebony handled nipple key with pricker, pewter oil bottle, brass tipped rosewood cleaning rod with spare jag, Eley cap tin, tin of Tranter?s Patent Lubricating Composition, and bullet tin. A good clean set (old split to lid of case) Plate 52

A cow horn Baker Rifle flask, 10? overall (small size, possibly officer?s), the brass base with screw filler cap, and with spring charger and two suspension loops. Good Condition Plate 28

A cow horn Baker Rifle flask, 10” overall (small size, possibly officer’s), the brass base with screw filler cap, and with spring charger and two suspension loops. Good Condition Plate 28

A scarce British Military issue 5 shot 54 bore Beaumont Adams double action percussion revolver, with London proofs and engraved “London Armoury” on the top flat, frame engraved “B8949 Adams’ Patent No 24,620R” and broad arrow over WD, chequered walnut butt pierced for lanyard and with government inspector’s mark (faint). Good Working Order and Condition, retaining approximately 40% of original blued finish; in its flap top leather holster (worn) bearing broad arrow over WD, date (1868?) and owner’s initials; together with an accessories leather pouch, also bearing broad arrow over WD (stitching slightly AF) containing a double cavity bronze bullet mould bearing Adams’ Registration stamp and government inspector’s mark, a Dixon’s patent copper powder flask, 7” overall, with 3 broad arrow and WD stamps (spring AF, body badly dented), an L shaped combination oil bottle, pricker, nipple key and turnscrew, and a brass tipped steel cleaning rod. Good Condition. An unusually complete set. Plate 3

A cased pair of officer’s 16 bore rifled percussion belt pistols by Beattie, London, 12½” overall, octagonal twist barrels 7½” with 2 platinum lines at breeches, rearsights, and engraved “London”, signed back action locks with scroll engraving, walnut fullstock with rounded chequered butts, steel mounts including scroll engraved trigger guards, 3½” steel belt hooks and swivel ramrods. Good Working Order and Condition, with dark age patina to metalwork; in their original green velvet lined fitted mahogany case with folding brass handle to lid and maker’s trade label, containing copper powder flask retaining much original laquer, cleaning rod with concealed worm and a nipple key. Good Condition Plate 48

A cased pair of double barrelled 70 bore percussion boxlock sidehammer pistols, by Whaley & Son, 7½” overall, integral round barrels 3¼” with Birmingham proofs and swivel ramrods beneath, the sighting ribs engraved “Whaley & Son” in Gothic script, with scroll engraved frames, top straps, hammer and trigger guards, finely chequered rounded butts with engraved German silver butt caps and vacant escutcheons. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of colour hardened finish to barrels and frames, one trigger guard retaining most original blueing (2 hammer noses chipped, one hammer spur detached but present, very small patches of surface rust); in their original fitted green baize lined oak case with folding brass handle in the lid and with trade label of Witton Daw & Co, 57 Threadneedle Street, London, which has written in ink in the top corners “Pistols/11-3/ 1851” and “Case/ 3-4/ 1851”, containing a charming copper pistol flask, 3½” overall, retaining much original lacquered finish, loading rod with worm and separate brass jag, nipple key, turnscrew, a 50 bore steel pincer bullet mould, and key to the case. Good Condition (brass keyhole escutcheon missing, some damage to front of case where the lid had been forced). Plate 50

A cased 5 shot 54 bore Webley type wedge frame double action percussion revolver, barrel 6¼” engraved on the top strap “J. Blissett, High Holborn, London”, London proved, frame engraved Patent No 1312, with rammer on left side and 2 piece chequered walnut grips. Good Working Order and Condition, the barrel retaining much original blued finish, some finish to remainder, in its original green baize lined fitted oak case, containing a good bag shaped copper flask by Sykes (spring AF), single cavity bronze bullet mould stamped “WD” and “54”, cleaning rod, turnscrew, nipple key with pricker cap tin, and pewter oil bottle. Good Condition (the lid escutcheon replaced) Plate 51

A cased 5 shot 54 bore 1st Model Tranter self cocking double trigger percussion revolver, barrel 7” engraved “Deane Adams & Deane, 30 King William St, London Bridge”, the frame engraved “Adams’ Patent No 13700R”, cylinder also engraved “No 13700R”, London proved, with chequered walnut butt and separate rammer stamped “W Tranter Patent No 50”. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of original blued finish; in its green baize lined fitted mahogany case with circular brass lid and keyhole escutcheons, containing double cavity bronze bullet mould, also stamped “W Tranter’s Patent No 50”, shell embossed zinc flask, cleaning rod, cap tin, grease tin, stripping spanner and replacement pewter oil bottle. Good Condition (case lid slightly warped). Plate 51

A good scarce cased 5 shot 60 bore 2nd model Webley longspur single action percussion revolver number 969, retailed by Bales of Ipswich and Colchester, the 4¾” barrel with Birmingham proofs and engraved “G W Bales, Ipswich & Colchester”, the line engraved frame bearing “Webley’s Patent” in banner, the backstrap engraved “969”, and “By Her Majesty’s Royal Letters Patent”, rammer retained to left of frame by spring clip, with 2 piece chequered walnut grips and lanyard swivel loop to butt cap. Good Working Order and Condition, in its maroon velvet lined fitted mahogany case with brass escutcheon to lid, with illustrated maker’s trade label, containing 4½” Dixon copper powder flask, brass tipped rosewood cleaning rod with concealed worm, wooden handled turnscrew, and a cap tin. Good Condition. See “The Revolver 1816-65” by Taylerson, where this particular revolver is referred to on pages 254-255. Plate 52

A good scarce cased 5 shot 80 bore first model Tranter double trigger percussion revolver, the 5” barrel foliate engraved at breech and muzzle and with London proofs, the frame engraved with foliage and “No 2392T”, with chequered walnut butt and engraved buttcap. Very Good Working Order and Condition, retaining approximately 50% of original blued, colour hardened and burnished finish; in its green baize lined fitted mahogany case, containing its original detached rammer stamped “W Tranters Patent”, double cavity bronze bullet mould stamped “W Tranters Patent”, 4½” bag shaped copper flask by Dixon (retaining most original finish), ebony handled nipple key with pricker, pewter oil bottle, brass tipped rosewood cleaning rod with spare jag, Eley cap tin, tin of Tranter’s Patent Lubricating Composition, and bullet tin. A good clean set (old split to lid of case) Plate 52

A large quantity of shotgun cleaning equipment etc, including an embossed copper powder flask, leather shot flask, cleaning rods, tins of oil, snap caps, air rifle telescopic sights, and air gun pellets.

A 6 shot 120 bore self cocking bar hammer percussion pepperbox revolver, 8” overall, barrels 2¾”, with B’ham proofs, rounded frame, simple scroll engraving to frame and grip strap, and plain varnished walnut grips. GWO & C; in a modern fitted wooden box, with steel pincer mould (heavily pitted), turned ebony cap box, and reproduction powder flask and wooden loading rod. GC Pistol only Plate 8

A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED HORN FLASK, LONDON 1878

A TREACLE BROWN GLAZED EARTHENWARE GIN FLASK, MOULDED WITH PORTRAITS

A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED BRASS POWDER FLASK BY G & J W HAWKSLEY

An Edwardian silver and cut glass conical scent bottle, London 1907; another silver mounted scent bottle (faults); an Edwardian silver mounted glass hip flask, crocodile skin grip, James Dixon and Son, Sheffield 1906 (3)

Metalware - a pair of 19th century wrought iron fire tongs, poker; a pair of brass tongs; an Indian brass bowl ;pen knives; a James Dion and Sons silver plated hip flask ; etc

A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED BRASS POWDER FLASK BY G & J W HAWKSLEY

A TREACLE BROWN GLAZED EARTHENWARE GIN FLASK, MOULDED WITH PORTRAITS

A silver sugar caster hallmarked Sheffield, together with a silver plated cruet stand with three glass cruets; a silver plated hip flask with crocodile skin mount and three further plated cruets

Part of an electronic medical apparatus machine made by The Cox Cavendish Electrical Company in original wooden box with handle and a self sealing condenser made by Helsby, with original box and cover (at fault) and a World War II flask with cork top

A box containing Arms of the Oxford Colleges, Oxford University Plate; kaleidoscope; canteen of flatware; modern pictures; hip flask in modern metal suitcase; toy canon; view of a modern house

Victorian silver pendant scent flask, by S Mordan, London 1888, height 6.5cm.

Mixed jewellery and silver, to include, Victorian silver flask, Birmingham 1892, sterling silver bangle in the form of a belt buckle, seven various 9 carat gold rings, 14 carat gold ring, three various 9 carat gold ladies wriswatches, 9 carat gold bar brooch, 9 carat gold mounted pendant, modern silver dish etc., (qty)

Early 20th Century hunting/saddle flask, silver plated topped flask with cup both marked James Dixon and Sons, housed in leather case, 23cm long

Mixed silver to include, George V silver photo frame, Birmingham 1915, together with Edwardian pin tray, London 1904, George V silver magnifying glass, London 1915 silver plated hip flask by James Dixon and sons, etc (6)

Novelty plated flask in the form of a classic Bentley radiator, by A Ruddspeed Ltd, 20cm high

Victorian silver hip flask, the rectangular flask with hinged lid, Chester 1901, maker George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 14cm high, total weight 4.2oz

Early 20th Century hunting/saddle flask, silver plated topped flask with cup both marked James Dixon and Sons, housed in leather case, 23cm long

Mixed silver to include, George V silver photo frame, Birmingham 1915, together with Edwardian pin tray, London 1904, George V silver magnifying glass, London 1915 silver plated hip flask by James Dixon and sons, etc (6)

Novelty plated flask in the form of a classic Bentley radiator, by A Ruddspeed Ltd, 20cm high

Victorian silver hip flask, the rectangular flask with hinged lid, Chester 1901, maker George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 14cm high, total weight 4.2oz

A silver mounted cut glass hip flask, hallmarked London 1907. H: 12cm

A collection of hallmarked silver and sterling spoons, also included in lot a button hook, sardine tongs, double ended perfume flask, etc. (Qty)

Erte & Courvoisier rare private collection from seven years; of shop display bottles (7) with original boxes and Etre & Cognac book and eight large limited edition (numbered 44/50) coloured prints of label designs, unframed, with gilt embellishments within bottle flask, overall 76cm H x 56cm W, image 40cm H x 20cm W.

ROYAL DOULTON `MICAWBER` KINGSWARE MOULDED POTTERY FLASK, footed oviform with loop handle and waisted neck, decorated in colours with a half length portrait and the inscription `The Ever Expectant` 7"" (17.8cm) high and a BLUE CHILD CHINA VASE (a.f.), 6 1/4"" (15.9cm) high, printed marks (2)

NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH PORCELAIN FLATTENED CIRCULAR PERFUME FLASK with mushroom stopper, well painted with opposing panels of flowers between borders of burnished gilding, 7 1/4"" (18.5cm) high

BLUE OVERLAY AND FLASH CUT PERFUME FLASK with hinged and engraved silver coloured metal top, 4"" (10.2cm) long

NINETEENTH CENTURY OPAQUE BLUE PERFUME FLASK, with hinged brass top, 3 1/4"" (8.3cm) high TOGETHER WITH TWO NINETEENTH CENTURY CUT GLASS PERFUME PHIALS and stoppers, 7 1/4"" and 5 1/4"" (8.4cm and 13.4cm) long (3)

A Box: vintage Leather pear shaped Shot Flask + vintage Leather pear shaped Powder Flask + Husqvarna M 40 Pistol, decommissioned with relevant markings _ reproduction Flintlock Pistol, Russian Army Peaked Cap and two Books gun related