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Lot 334
A Pratt Ware tear shaped flask, moulded in relief with a gentleman wearing a hat, long coat and breeches, he sits on a barrel with a pipe in his left hand, an ale glass in his right, leaning on a further barrel, to verso with a similar gentleman, he sits on a barrel, a sleeping dog at his feet, stiff leaves to angles, sparsely painted with floral sprigs, typically coloured in tones of blue, yellow, green and brown, 17cm high, c. 1790
Lot 777
A Mixed Lot comprising: an electroplated Bowl, of lobed circular form, with embossed “C” scroll and lattice decoration to the rim and centre, and raised on three cast and applied feet; together with an oval electroplated Hip Flask with screw-down cover, and engine-turned panels with initialled cartouche, in a morocco covered slipcase (2)
Lot 577
An Edwardian silver night light holder, Birmingham 1901, with loop handle on a circular weighted base, makers mark rubbed possibly William Aitken, 10 cm high, a silver pepper grinder, Birmingham 1960, makers mark rubbed, a silver pocket hip flask of compressed oval form with hinged twist lock stopper, Sheffield 1904, maker James Dixon & Sons, 13.5 cm long, and a silver art nouveau style oil lamp, London 1903, 14 cm high, (4).
Lot 116
A mid 19th century cased pair of double barrell percussion cap pistols, maker Richard Burnand of Newcastle on Tyne, with over and under 3 3/4Ó barrels, the top edge engraved with makers name, original blueing with side dolphin shaped hammers, twin safety catches, engraved side plates, tang and trigger guards, swivel ramrods, chequered walnut grips and foliate engraved butts, 21cm long, the mahogany case with brass mounts and interior bearing makers paper label and fitted with a Dixons & Sons adjustable powder flask, Fred Joyce pistol caps, bullet mould marked 'W.D No44', cleaning rod with worm, steel wad punch and other items
Lot 145
A brass mounted horn powder flask - by attribution the property of the celebrated game shot Colonel Peter Hawker, the horn body made in two parts with brass frame, adjustable reciprocating spout; an old paper label to the back states that the flask was a gift to Colonel Hawker from the previous owner, 'Signor Vercellini'; offered together with 'the Diary of Colonel Peter Hawker' in two volumes, London 1893; and Hawker's 'Instructions to Young Sportsmen', London 1830.
Lot 466
WATERLOO: A Frontlet from the Bearskin of an Imperial Guard - decorated with an embossed eagle surmounted by a coronet, 81/2", together with a paper label inscribed "This Frontlet from the Bearskin of one of the Imperial Guards was picked up on the battlefield of Waterloo 1815 . . . . For Bobby with best love from Uncle Tom 1949 - Government House, Guernsey, Channel Islands", and a copper repoussé powder flask (2).
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