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A green leather bound traveling dressing case, by J C Vickery, Regent Street, W., enclosing seven clear glass bottles and jars, a similar silver mounted spirit/hip flask, another with a plated cover, a silver mounted eight-piece dressing table set and a mother-of-pearl handled part manicure set, the case 53.5 x 38.5 x 19cm.
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An early 19th century rectangular section spirit flask, with associated ball knopped stopper, hallmarked for Glasgow 1954, with sloping shoulders and simple leaf cartouche panels, one enclosing a thistle, the other an engraved figure of a kilted piper wearing a bonnet and ornate sporran 32cm high overall
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A silver and leather mounted hip flask, with silver screw and hinge lid and detachable cup, Sheffield 1913, a pair of silver backed clothes brushes, a set of plated and mother-of-pearl fruit knives and forks, two plated tureens, covers and handles and a small collection of other silver and plated items.
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A RARE CASED IRISH FLINTLOCK OFFICER'S PISTOL AND TRAVELLING PISTOL BY RIGBY, DUBLIN CIRCA 1800-10 with browned twist sighted barrels inscribed 'Dublin' over the breeches, fitted with stirrup ramrod beneath and with blued spring bayonets on the left released by blued sliding catches, signed stepped engraved locks, fitted with 'French' cocks, rollers, and blued bolt safety-catches, figured walnut full stocks with characteristic slender chequered butts, the Officer's pistol with brass mounts of regulation type including small butt-cap, trigger-guard of shaped outline and fore-end cap, the travelling pistol with engraved blued mounts including trigger-guard with pineapple finial and ramrod-pipe: in their original mahogany case lined in green baize, the lid with flush-fitting brass carrying handle, applied with trade label for No.19 Suffolk Street on the inside (small tears, the lining with areas of minor wear), and complete with a bullet mould for each pistol and Dixon & Sons three-way flask 31.5cm; 12Gin and 21cm; 8Din
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A FINE PAIR OF GERMAN PERCUSSION RIFLED TARGET PISTOLS BY J. ADAM KUCHENREUTER IN REGENSBURG, CIRCA 1850 with etched twist octagonal sighted barrels signed in gold script surrounded by silver scrollwork and stamped with silver-lined maker's mark, scroll-engraved breeches and breech tangs, the latter each fitted with adjustable back-sight, scroll-engraved locks each fitted with gravity-stops, decorated with trophies-of-war and differing scenes of cavalrymen, the hammers each engraved with a J"ger vignette, set triggers, highly figured walnut half-stocks carved with scrollwork about the tangs and over the fore-ends, fluted butts carved en suite (one cracked through and repaired), scroll-engraved steel mounts en suite with the breech tangs, comprising flush-fitting side-plates of shaped outline, spurred trigger-guards, and butt-caps, and vacant white metal escutcheons: in original fitted case lined in plum velvet, and retaining almost their entire compliment of original accessories including mainspring clamp, nipple key and cut-glass oil bottle (powder-flask and turnscrew missing) 40cm; 15Nin Johann Adam Kuchenreuter (1794-1869) was gunmaker to the Princes von Thurn und Taxis.
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A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PERCUSSION RIFLED TARGET PISTOLS, SIGNED J.G. PARISIS IN AACHEN, LIEGE PROOF, CIRCA 1850 with etched twist octagonal barrels rifled with eight narrow grooves, blued fore-sights, engraved breeches and breech tangs, scroll-engraved back-action locks signed in gold capitals, set triggers, highly figured walnut half-stocks carved with a lion mask in the round at the fore-ends, the grips each carved with scale pattern, spurred steel trigger-guards engraved with differing game birds, and ebony pommels fitted with white metal butt-caps with copper traps embossed with a Bacchus mask (each dented): in original lined and fitted case complete with their full compliment of accessories including copper powder-flask embossed with a trellis pattern framing flowerheads and signed B ... P (the case with repairs, lining with areas of wear and small tears) 42cm; 16Iin
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**A PAIR OF PERCUSSION BELT PISTOLS BY EDWARD LONDON, 51 LONDON WALL, LONDON, CIRCA 1830 with signed browned twist octagonal sighted barrels with swivel ramrods, engraved case-hardened breeches with platinum plugs, engraved case-hardened breech tangs fitted with adjustable back-sights, scroll-engraved case-hardened bolted side-hammer actions, finely chequered figured walnut butts, engraved case-hardened steel mounts including butt-caps with traps, and trigger-guards, blued steel belt hooks, and vacant silver escutcheons: in their original oak fitted case lined in green baize, the lid with trade label for 1828-1872, and complete with bullet mould, three-way flask and wad cutter 26.5cm; 10Gin
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A .31 CALIBRE COLT MODEL 1849 LONDON PERCUSSION POCKET REVOLVER PRESENTED 'BY THE INVENTOR TO SAMUEL WEAKLEY' NO. 6170 FOR 1855, DATED 1859 with 5in blued barrel with two line London address, engraved blued cylinder, case-hardened frame, silver-plated brass back-strap inscribed 'Samuel Weakley from The Inventor 1859', silver-plated brass trigger-guard, figured walnut grips, with matching numbers, and retaining some original finish and silver-plating throughout: in its fitted oak case lined in blue velvet, the lid applied with loading instructions and complete with blued nipple wrench and copper flask by James Dixon & Sons (lid escutcheon missing)24.7cm; 9Nin
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**A SIX-SHOT PERCUSSION PEPPERBOX REVOLVER BY GEO. & JNO.DEANE, 30 KING WILLIAM ST, LONDON, CIRCA 1846-51 with scroll-engraved case-hardened fluted barrel group, case-hardened self-cocking action signed within a frame of scrollwork on the left, and finely engraved with a panel of scrollwork on the right, engraved case-hardened bar-hammer, engraved sliding safety-catch, engraved trigger-guard, finely chequered walnut butt fitted with scroll-engraved butt-cap with trap, vacant silver escutcheon, and retaining traces of original finish throughout: in its original brass bound mahogany fitted case lined in green baize, the lid applied with trade label for 30 King William Street (one small tear), and complete with copper Sykes patent flask and nipple key 22.5cm; 8Pin George and John Deane were appointed gunmakers to Prince Albert in 1848 and exhibited an electroplated silver revolving pistol at the Great Exhibition in 1851. They were succeeded at the same address by Deane Adams & Deane. See H.L. Blackmore 1986, p.80. ++ `
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A SCOTTISH COW HORN POWDER-FLASK MOUNTED IN UNMARKED SILVER COLOURED METAL, 19TH CENTURY with natural body, silver mounts comprising hinged moulded trap at the base with a raised band of thistle foliage framing a large quartz plaque stained in imitation of agate, tapering nozzle with cutt-off, a slender band incised with stylised foliage and carrying a suspension ring, and the basal cap fitted with a further suspension ring (cap missing, mounts rubbed) 29.2cm; 11Iin
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A COW HORN POWDER-FLASK BY DIXON & SON, MID-19TH CENTURY with brass basal cap, Brittania metal nozzle with graduated spring cut-off and closure, and a pair of rings for suspension; an embossed copper powder-flask by J.W. Hawksley, mid-19th Century; a cow horn flask, 19th Century; three powder measures, a military combination tool, and a turned funnel, 19th Century the first: 22cm; 8Kin (8)
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A German saw edge (Erfurt) Mauser rifle bayonet, the blade 37.5cm long, stamped ‘9. P. 1.66’, with scabbard and frog; a French Lebel bayonet, the fluted blade 52cm long, with scabbard; two chassepot bayonets; a copper bag shaped powder flask by ‘G & J.W. Hawksley, Sheffield’, with four-stage dram measure, 20.5cm high; and a Middle Eastern blunderbuss flintlock pistol, the barrel 20.5cm long, (6).
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