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Lot 86
A Deane, Adams & Deane 38 bore self cocking percussion revolver:, the 19cm octagonal steel barrel engraved `Deane, Adams & Deane 30 King Williams Street London Bridge` on the top flat, also `Adams patent No. 8501R`, chequered walnut grip in original mahogany case with retailers label to interior, fitted with accessories including a Sykes coper powder flask, wadding bag, mould, rammer, and nipple key. *Note Designed by Robert Adams and patented on 22nd August 1851 the new self cocking (double action) revolver was an improvement upon the single action Colt revolvers of the period
Lot 855
A Weldon rangefinder, contained in its leather case with belt loop, a pair of Bausch & Lomb 6x30 prismatic binoculars, contained in a leather case, marked `Ross`, a small collection of cap badges, three model cannons, five boys` anti-tank cartridge cases with clip, further cartridge cases, two miniature swords, a miniature bayonet, a modern copper powder flask, webbing equipment, maps, two First World War discharge certificates, etc (many items in poor condition).
Lot 1484
An enamelled Continental glass flask, 18th Century, of rectangular shape with rounded shoulders, the front decorated with a standing female figure in polychrome colours, opposing an inscription, flanked by foliate detail, the pewter mounted neck with screw lid, height approx 17cm, together with an enamelled historismus type cluck-cluck decanter and stopper.
Lot 1733
A group of three Cypriot pottery items, comprising a small flask with brown painted bands, height approx 9cm, a similarly decorated circular dish, diameter 15.5cm, and a sgraffito splashware chalice decorated with flowers, height approx 11.5cm, bearing Lead Museum label (damaged and repaired).
Lot 1742
A group of seven Roman or Greek pottery artefacts comprising a Roman terracotta oil lamp moulded with a couple in an erotic embrace, another terracotta oil lamp, a Greek bird, a terracotta pilgrims flask, each side moulded with a mask and scrolls, two head fragments and a boar (some repairs).
Lot 1112
Silver, comprising; a twin handled tea strainer with a stand, a mustard pot with a blue glass liner, a bottom marked spoon, a rectangular vesta case, a napkin ring, a glass spirit flask with a pull off beaker base, weight 240 gms, a plated oval gallery inkstand, fitted with two faceted glass ink bottles and with a taperstick and a plated dish, decorated with the Art Nouveau portrait of a lady.
Lot 349
A Scottish silver serving spoon, Edinburgh c.1866, Kings pattern, approx 29.5cm, approx 3.8oz, a pair of .800 standard silver serving spoons, German c.1902 with engraved floral decoration approx 22.2cm, approx gross weight 3.8oz, together with a pair of silver backed hair brushes, a pair of silver plated pepperettes with gadrooned decoration and a silver plated hip flask. (8)
Lot 821
PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE MOON FLASKSPair of antique Chinese hand painted enamel Famille Rose porcelain moon flask form vases. Each depicting imperial palace scenes. Bottoms hold red inline six character archaic Qianlong rain marks, made 18th/19th century. Each measures approx. 15 5/8in Height x 12 3/8in Width. Total weight 8290g.
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