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Lot 49
FINE SCOTTISH CASED PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN- RIFLE CIRCA 1850 the engraved locks signed Charles Ingram Glasgow, complete with a set of rifled barrels for belted ball rifle barrel with folding leaf sights 100, 150 and 200 yards engraved Charles Ingram Glasgow on the flat top rib of the brown Damascus barrels, in fitted brass bound mahogany case with circular brass flush fitting handle, engraved John Middleton Glasgow, lined with original blue baize complete with copper flask, capping tool, combination tool with spare nipples and double ended nipple brush 28in. (71cm) long, 16 bore Provenance: Ex armoury of the Nizam of Hyderabad.
Lot 117
GOOD CASED .36 CALIBRE COLT REVOLVER with brass frame and trigger guard retaining all its original blueing with silver diamonds on each side of the dark walnut slab sided grips, the green baize lined case with a blank brass escutcheon in the lid, the case contains a combination nipple key and stripping tool, a double bullet mould for ball and bullet engraved “Colt Patent”, and F Joyce of London percussion cap tin and a small copper powder flask all four numbers match 38851 Case: 10in. x 6in. (26cm x 15cm), 11in. (27cm) long, .36
Lot 119
GOOD CASED PEPPERBOX PERCUSSION REVOLVER HORSLEY OF YORK, CIRCA 1860 the action engraved “Horsley York” on one side and “Improved Revolving Pistol” on the other, the barrels retain much of the original case hardened colour, the finely chequered walnut butt with blank silver escutcheon set within a lozenge, the hemispherical butt with inset trap for spare lead balls with engraved cover, in original mahogany case with flush fitting inset brass carrying handle in the lid, lined with original faded maroon velvet fitted with accessories, a copper powder flask, a combined bullet mould and ramrod numbered 92, a fine small ebony handled turnscrew, an ebony handled ramrod/cleaning rod and a tin of Ely pistol caps 9in. (22cm), .33 calibre
Lot 141
LEATHER COVERED THREE-WAY PISTOL FLASK EARLY 19TH CENTURY from a case of pistols, the cap with spring loaded powder nozzle beside the ball container with pivoting round brass lid, the copper body covered in replacement leather (poorly fitted) with sliding brass base plate for flint container 4.5in. (11cm) high
Lot 192
SCOTTISH FLATTENED COWHORN POWDER FLASK DATED 1696 AND 1765 decorated with a crown above a roundel below which initials AET + DC, above a fine flower head roundel with the date 1696 below, the reverse side with similar engraving with a date 1765 and a cross with intertwined S on the vertical arm and surmounted with a small coronet, the edges decorated with semi circles and punched dots with plain brass base cover, front suspension ring on a shaped brass collar (split), the nozzle (small damage) with cut linier lines to the spring cut off 15in. (38.1cm) long, 4in. (10.16cm) wide at base
Lot 363
A late Victorian silver `Charley`s Aunt` vesta case, the reverse inscribed `From Charley`s Aunt Dec 21st 1895`, Sheffield 1895 by Walker & Hall, another silver vesta case, a silver paper knife with squirrel finial, London 1987, a plated and leather mounted hip flask, a silver hand mirror and four plated spoons.
Lot 688
A cased pair of Westley Richards flintlock Officer`s pistols, 7inch sighted octagonal browned damascus barrels signed WESTLEY RICHARDS in gothic script on the top flats, foliate engraved barrel tangs, border and scroll engraved bolted locks signed WESTLEY RICHARDS and retaining good traces of original finish, platinum touch holes, full stocked with engraved steel mounts with good traces of blued finish, swivel ramrods, contained in their green baize lined oak case, complete with loading rod, bullet mould and three-way leather wrapped powder flask with sliding flint trap to the base.
Lot 694
A cased pair of 22-bore flintlock duelling pistols by Dunderdale and Mabson, 9inch sighted octagonal barrels, border engraved stepped locks with roller frizzens, full stocked with engraved steel mounts, horn capped wood ramrods, contained in a green baize lined case complete with flask, mould, turn screw and wad punch.
Lot 172
A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass claret jug possibly Thomas Webb & Sons with a domed circular foot rising to a compressed globe and shaft flask form body with applied hollow blown hand and integral spout below spherical stopper, the whole polished intaglio cut with a peace of dove holding a laurel garland to one side with a bundle of weapons and armour to the opposing side all below classical repeat borders, unmarked, height 29.5 cm. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 261
A late 19th Century novelty spirit flask by Thomas Webb & Sons attributed to designs by Dr Christopher Dresser modelled in the form of a mythical beast. The compressed ovoid body with scroll tail, applied feet and stylised wings with a spherical head, collar nose and domed cover. The whole hand enamelled and gilded with foliate scrolls, length 26 cm, height 17 ccm complete with a series of page scans showing the original designs from the pattern books. Restored. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 142
* R.F.C. Major “Mick” Mannock VC. Named Memorabilia. RFC officer’s cap badge, collar badges and cloth pilot’s wings, together with a silver plated and leather covered hip flask, a Bakelite cigarette case with RFC wings device to lid, a cigarette lighter and a silver sided combination pocket knife with corkscrew, the last 4 items all named to the Fighter Ace (-)
Lot 192
* WWII German Helmet, etc. A steel Heer Combat helmet, with stamped air vent and single decal to the left side, indistinct stamp or marking to inner dome, leather lining and broken chin strap still present, overall somewhat rusted and marked, together with an Iron Cross second class with black, white and red ribbon, slightly rubbed, together with orig. printed paper envelope, plus a sheathed letter opener with stamp of Alfred Teves to blade and Nazi insignia to handle, plus a small and worn brass powder flask, a Nazi belt buckle with date stamp 1937 to remains of leather strap, plus a WW2 German Luftwaffe Ground Assault Badge, somewhat tarnished and pin clasp broken, plus a small group of German military postcards (a small carton)
Lot 194
STUDIO POTTERY, COLLECTION OF CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS, including AN IAN MCWHINNIE MOON FLASK, with crackled glaze, painted with a panel depicting a male and female figure in a coastal landscape, painted signature to base, 34cm high; A JEAN PAUL LANDREAU BOWL, incised decoration, signed to base, 24.5cm diameter; and A JOE CROUCH BOWL, inscribed `Zebra Zest Zebra Zest`, signed to base, 31cm diameter (3)
Lot 281
J. A. HENCKELS, CHROMIUM PLATED `AEROPLANE` TRAVELLING COCKTAIL BAR, CIRCA 1930, the fuselage containing a screw top flask, cocktail shaker with strainer, four `tot` cups, and funnel, the undercarriage containing four stirring spoons, the `wings`formed as removable hip flasks and the tail containing a corkscrew, stamped manufacturer`s marks `DRGM 89438` and `J.A. Henckels, Twin Works, Solinsen, Germany`, 32cm long
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