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A collection of silver, including: a seven bar toast rack by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1926; an octagonal baluster sugar caster, Birmingham 1927; an oblong spirit flask, Birmingham 1933; a late Victorian circular inkwell by Carrington & Co., London 1891, presentation engraved, the glass well enclosed (loaded); a silver covered spherical cut glass cologne bottle, Birmingham 1916; and an Indian silver coloured baby's rattle, 383g (12.25 oz) of weighable silver Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A collection of silver, comprising: a canted -square baluster caster by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1923; an oval sauce boat by Thomas, New Bond St., London 1902; an oblong engine turned spirit flask by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1930, engraved 'J.T.M.'; a George III circular fluted small bowl, London 1804, engraved under 'Guy Melvil Gibbs No. 5' and a crest; a pair of French cylindrical pepperettes, 1879-1973 .950 standard export marks, import marked for London 1905; a cream jug, London 1910, 885g (28.25 oz) gross; and a pair of circular candlesticks by Richard Comyns, London 1963, 16.5cm (6.5in) high, loaded Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A silver plated Art Nouveau chatelaine, probably continental, set with green paste cabochons, lacking the central suspension; a late Victorian scent flask, the clear glass body with silver screw cap with a man in the moon face; a set of six silver Art Nouveau buttons, Birmingham 1901, of a maiden playing a lyre, cased; a plated bread or muffin fork; and a plated preserve spoon Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A large modern spirit flask, plain oblong, pull off cup, hinged, twist open cover, monogrammed 'JR', by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1939, 10in (25.2cm) high, 24oz.

A mixed lot: four various condiments, a sugar caster, a small dressing table box, hinged cover, a cigarette box (lined), a photo frame, a pair of sauceboats, a square ash tray, a mug, inscribed and a spirit flask initialled 'JF', 34oz weighable silver. (13)

Plated ware: a two handled tray, a pair of telescopic candlesticks, a jug, a pair of entree dishes and covers, a wine funnel, a spirit flask and a cream jug. (9)

A late Victorian conical scent flask, with engraving, part fluting and a screw cover, initialled, by C. Saunders & F. Shepherd, Birmingham 1884 (original fitted case), 5.6in (14.2cm) long, 1.1oz.

A scarce American embossed copper "Peace" flask (Riling figure 861), with 2 brass rings and triangular suspension loops, the patent top stamped "Batty" and "1850". Good Condition (one small dent, the patent top requires attention) Plate 33

A cased pair of officer's .700" percussion holster pistols of Charles Pearson, 4th Dragoon Guards, by James Wilkinson, London, 15" overall, lightly browned round twist barrels 9" with fixed rearsights at breeches and engraved "Wilkinson, London", scroll engraved bolted locks with maker's name, walnut fullstocks with horn fore end caps, chequered butts and silver barrel wedge plates and escutcheons engraved with crest, engraved steel mounts including trigger guards with stylised pineapple finials and butt caps with hinged traps; swivel ramrods. Good Working Order and Condition (signs of repairs to hammer spurs); in their original green baize lined fitted mahogany case, the lid escutcheon with flush folding handle, engraved "Charles Pearson Esq. 4th Dragoon Guards", the lid with trade card of James Wilkinson & Son, 27 Pall Mall, London, containing plain copper flask, 13½ bore steel pincer mould, stout brass mounted ebony cleaning rod, Joyce cap tin, and pewter oil bottle. Good Condition. Plate 39

A good cased 5 shot 54 bore Adams Model 1851 self cocking percussion revolver, 11" overall, barrel 6¼" engraved on the top flat "Deane Adams & Deane (Makers to HRH Prince Albert), 30 King William Stt, London Bridge", the frame engraved with scrolls and "Adams's Patent No 4727R", the cylinder also engraved No 4727R; chequered walnut butt, the butt cap with shell engraved hinged trap. Very Good Working Order and Condition, retaining 95% of original mirror blued and colour hardened finish (some wear to buttcap). In its fitted oak case, with circular brass escutcheon in the lid, containing maker's trade label "To HRH Prince Albert", Adams 1851 marked double cavity bronze mould for bullet and ball with integral tail, bag shaped copper flask by Dixon (minor dents), nipple key with pricker, turnscrew, loading/cleaning rod with concealed worm, tin of lubricating composition, Joyce cap tin, modern wad punch, and a tool for piercing the wads. Good Condition Plate 40

A good cased 6 shot 100 bore single action wedge frame long spur transitional percussion revolver by J. Lang, 11" overall, octagonal barrel 4¾" engraved "J Lang, 22 Cockspur St, London", London proved, the chambers numbered 1 to 6 on the face of the cylinder; finely scroll engraved frame with off set hammer for sighting, continental style fluted varnished walnut butt with shaped steel butt cap. Very Good Working Order and Condition, retaining most original mirror blued and colour hardened finish, in its original green baize lined fitted oak case with circular brass escutcheon to lid, containing good small shell embossed copper flask, 100 bore steel pincer mould, loading/cleaning rod, turnscrew, pewter oil bottle and cap tin. Good Condition. Plate 40

A fine cased pair of 38 bore percussion duelling pistols by Joseph Manton, number 4643, originally flintlocks of 1808, 15" overall, heavy octagonal browned barrels 10" with new breeches fitted at the time of conversion, the engraved breech tangs incorporating rearsights, flat detented locks with safety bolts and typical flat sided hammers, engraved with fern tip borders, scrolls and "Joseph Manton London"; walnut halfstocks with horn fore end caps, silver barrel wedge plates and silver escutcheons engraved with crest; mirror blued steel mounts, the trigger guards with pineapple finials, the bows engtraved with trophies of arms and serial number; horn tipped wooden ramrods. Near Very Good Working Order and Condition, the metalwork retaining much original finish, (one trigger guard slightly mis-shaped); in their original green baize lined fitted mahogany case, wtih flush folding handle in the lid and central escutcheon engraved with the same crest as on the pistols, containing 3 way leather covered brass flask, ebony loading/cleaning rod, leather faced mallet with detachable handle, steel pincer mould numbered to the pistols, octagonal steel oil bottle, chamois leather bag of bullets, and key to the case. Good Condition (old repair to inside of the lid, central compartment re-covered). These pistols are listed in "The Manton Supplement" by Neal and Back, page 230. Plate 41

A good cased 6 shot 54 bore self cocking bar hammer percussion pepperbox revolver by Cogswell, 8½" overall, barrels 3½" with London proofs, scroll engraved frame, hammer and trigger guard, the top strap engraved "Cogswell, 224 Strand, London", finely chequered bag shaped walnut butt with vacant rectangular German silver escutcheon. Good Working Order and Condition, the engraving crisp, retaining some original colour hardened finish to frame; in its original purple velvet lined fitted mahogany case with brass escutcheon to the lid, containing a good 3 way copper flask by Sykes, 60 bore steel pincer mould, loading rod and turnscrew, wad punch and a cap tin. Clean Condition. Plate 42

A rare cased 5 shot 48 bore 3rd model Webley longspur open frame single action percussion revolver, 12½" overall, octagonal barrel 6¾" engraved "Blissett, Liverpool", with rammer on left side; Birmingham proved; the chambers numbererd 1 to 5; the frame engraved with scrolls and "Webley's Patent" in panel, the backstrap engraved "By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent" and numbered 1460; chequered walnut grips; the butt cap with loop for lanyard ring. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining much original blued finish to barrel and traces of colour hardening elsewhere; in its original green baize lined fitted mahogany case with shaped escutcheon in the lid and trade label of Blissett & Son, South Castle Street, Liverpool, containing single cavity 48 bore brass mould, good bag shaped copper flask, cleaning rod with jag and worm, nipple key with pricker, turnscrew, cap tin, tin of Tranter's lubricating composition, pewter oil bottle and bag of bullets. The whole in good clean condition. Plate 43

A fine cased 6 shot 120 bore open wedge frame single action long spur transitional percussion revolver, by Joseph Lang, 10½" overall, octagonal barrel 4¼", the top flat engraved "J. Lang, 22 Cockspur St, London", with plunger type rammer beneath, London proved, scroll engraved frame, hammer and trigger guard, the chambers numbered 1 to 6 on the front face of the cylinder, chequered dark walnut butt with vacant escutcheon and engraved steel butt cap with hinged trap. Very Good Working Order and Crisp Condition, retaining nearly all original blued and colour hardened finish, in its original purple velvet lined fitted oak case, with circular brass escutcheon in the lid and maker's trade label of "Joseph Lang, Gun and Rifle Manufacturer by appointment to His Majesty the King of Holland", containing good shell embossed pistol flask retaining virtually all original lacquer, 110 bore steel pincer ball mould with rammer to one arm, turnscrew, nipple key, loading/cleaning rod, turned bone box for spare nipples, and Eley Bros cap tin. The whole in clean condition Plate 44

Sundry items: including a plain copper gun size powder flask by Dixon, GO & C (some dents); a Sudanese short sword in scabbard (not old); a Carl Zeiss 6x prismatic binocular in leather case; a small modern 3 draw telescope in case; a WWII aircraft spotters notebook, etc. Generally GC

2 adjustable brass shot measures, for 1 to 1½ oz, on ebony handles, one with rammer; a leather shot flask with plunger type cut off, the cup charger missing; a small brass mounted horn; a tin megaphone; a small circular brass patch box; and a tobacco tin containing a small assortment of buttons and badges. Average GC

A Cased Colt .31 'Model 1849' Six-Shot, Single-Action Percussion Pocket Revolver, serial no. 261732, octagonal sighted barrel, with single line New York address 'Address Col. Saml Colt New-York USA, the cylinder with coach scene, walnut grips with brass strap and trigger guard, London proofs, in its fitted mahogany case with accessories, including a steel double cavity bullet mould, marked Colt's patent, a pocket flask, marked Colts pocket flask, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, an Eley Bros percussion cap tin, with original paper label 'Made expressly for Colt's belt and pocket pistols', the lid with large trade label 'Colt's Patent Fire-Arms Manufacturing Co., 14 Pall Mall, London, S.W. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

The 21st Regiment of Foot, Royal North British Fusiliers, Engraved Cow Horn Powder Flask, early nineteenth century, the body inscribed 'Jn,o Wallace, No 257, 21 R.N.B.F.' to a shield supported with a fusilier and sailor in period uniform, profusely decorated, with ships, drum and cannon, and a poem 'The brave poor sodger ne'er despise, Nor count him as a stranger, Remember he's his countrys stay, In day and hour of danger. During the Seven Years War and the American Revolution, the 21st Regiment saw service in Florida, Canada, and western New York. After recovering back in England, the Regiment was sent to Italy to hold the front against Napoleon, making a trek to Egypt in 1806. After Napoleon went to Elba in 1814, the 1st Battalion was sent to America to quell the war declared by Congress. and initiated by the American Army attacking Canada. as part of General Ross' troops, they were part of the third Brigade, which included the Royal Marines and landed sailors, which saw action at the Battle of North Point. The 3rd, 5th and 7th Companies were later sent to Washington, arriving just as President Madison his Senators and Generals were leaving, and were then involved with the burning of the White House and the eating of the Victory Dinner set on tables inside. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A pair of Copeland quatrefoil dessert plates painted with birds, within green-ground and gilt and floral panel borders, 21cm diameter, printed and impressed marks, impressed date for 1883; a Royal Worcester moon flask, 14cm high, date for 1876; a Royal Worcester plate and a Crown Derby plate. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

Edwardian silver hip flask of square form (Sheffield 1903)

1930s silver hip flask with engine turned decoration (Birmingham 1939), 10.5cm

A SILVER PLATED BRITANNIA METAL FLASK and two beakers in a leather case, with initials W K, 6 1/2" high. See Illustration.

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY FLASK, together with three beakers, all decorated with the motto "Hold fast", and all within a leather case, 7 1/4" high overall.

A Victorian silver-mounted oval dram flask with fluted pigskin-covered body, London, 1891.

A Travelling Cased Communion Set. The fitted case opening to reveal a glass flask with silver plated stopper, miniature chalice & paten engraved with IHS initials encircled by rays.

Three Cut Glass Decanters with stoppers. A square waisted engraved OCEANA whisky decanter. A Silver Plated Breakfast Dish Circa 1900 with a pivoted wrythen fluted hemispherical lid, cut glass lining dish and four scroll legs terminating on claw feet, stamped W BRIGGS & Co Sheffield, 5½ ins (14 cms) high, 6 ins (15 cms) in diameter. A pewter hip flask and a brass napkin ring.

James Dixon & Sons Copper and Brass Powder Flask having embossed rabbit and bird motifs, 20cm high

A Small George V Silver Concave Hip Flask, having hinged lid, Birmingham 1915, maker Walker & Hall, 10.5cm high, 2.5oz

A vintage tooled leather shot flask

A Doulton Kingsware sporting squire whisky flask

A 19th century horn powder flask, length 29cms

An Edwardian glass spirit flask, of oblong form with domed hinged lid, leather body and removable base, 4 3/4" high

A late 19th Century Meerschaum cheroot holder, the bowl in the form of a female head with amber stem, cased and a 19th Century ribbed brass powder flask by Hawksley, 8" long (2)

A SILVER TOPPED GLASS HUNTING FLASK, Asprey, Birmingham 1941, 23 cm highSee illustration

WWI BWM & Victory medals to Captain C J Clifford Army Veterinary Corps together with his hip flask, 2 syringes and 3 photographs.

19thC percussion hunting rifle and powder flask Length 120cm.

A finely engraved victorian silver hip flask, hallmarked birmingham 1886 h.t. silversmith

Brass chestnut burner, with cigar pan, wooden comport and a powder flask (4).

A Victorian oval silver spirit flask with engraved monogram, 11.5cm high, maker's mark worn, London, 1883, together with a Continental silver spirit flask with engine turned decoration, bears marks but indistinct, 9cm long, total weight 5.25oz.

A plated three light candelabra with cast foliate decoration, together with a pair of plated goblets and a plated hip flask, the detachable cup decorated with a hunter and dog (lacking cover).

A crocodile skin mounted glass hip flask with silver detachable cup and hinged screw cover, Sheffield 1961.

A George V silver hip flask, of typical curved rectangular shape with hinged screw cover, Sheffield 1914.

A pottery flask, probably Indian, 19th Century, of rectangular shape enamelled with a bird amidst flowers and foliage, a similar bottle vase and a tin glazed earthenware vessel, probably Asian, polychrome enamelled with geometric motifs (faults).

An Oriental porcelain 2-handled moon flask with incised decoration, 12.25" high.

An engraved plated Hip Flask, coin bracelet and 1 other item.

COLT, A .36 1851 NAVY MODEL REPRODUCTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER NO. 6987, 7 1/2-inch barrel with loading lever, cylinder with rolled naval scene, the colour-hardened frame impressed Colt Patent, smooth walnut grip, in its maker's case, with powder flask, bullet moulds, etc

A hip flask with silver cover and detachable beaker and leather sleeve, Sheffield 1942, to/w a leather cigar slip-case embossed as crocodile skin (2)

A Chinese porcelain moon flask, two handled and painted with opposing figure scenes against a yellow ground, character marks in underglaze blue, 10.75in. high

A late 19th Century Bohemian "historismus" claret flask and stopper of compressed globe and shaft form with applied ring neck and loop handle hand enamelled with a boar hunt to landscape setting with figures in 18th Century dress, height 26cm.

A late 19th Century Stevens & Williams "Transparent Cameo" decanter and stopper by Joshua Hodgetts c.1897, the compressed ovoid flask form body rising to a collar neck with applied white metal collar below a tear form stopper. The whole cased in deep green over clear crystal and cut back with a running vine with large passion flower between classical scroll work borders, height 28.5cm. ILLUSTRATED. Ref - For a similar example note page 221 "British Glass 1800 - 1914" by Charles R. Hajdamach

A set of three early 20th Century Bohemian spirit flask in the Secessionist style by Julius Mühlhaus at Haida, each of stepped cylindrical form rising to a drawn tear form stopper with spherical terminal and each individually cased in ruby, blue and green and flash cut with a repeat linear and panel design, tallest 25cm. ILLUSTRATED.

An early 20th Century flask form vase designed by Koloman Moser for E Bakalowits circa 1900 of footed globe and shaft form with applied loop handles having a deep purple petrol iridescence, height 25cm, S/D.

A hip flask, tins, etc.

SILVER HIP FLASK BY JAMES DIXON & SONS with double casing to the lower, Sheffield 1913

An Oriental Treen carved canister-shaped Flask, decorated with panels of scenes and inscription, 20th Century, 6" high

A Japanese Imari square Flask, typically painted in traditional colours with panels of flowering foliage (stopper missing); together with a pair of small 20th Century Oriental Spill Vases, 8" and 5" high (3) #50-60 36. A Chinese Baluster Vase, painted in famille verte and rose, with panels of warrior and other figures, within treacle glaze rims on a crackle glazed ground, 18" high

A Leather Cased Travelling Flask, with plated mounts

A silver plated spirit flask and simulated tortoise shell dressing table items including early 20th century HM silver powder trinket

A Royal Doulton Whyte & MacKay whisky flask modelled as a Merlin