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A late Victorian silver mounted glass and leather spirit flask, Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1891. of cylindrical form with detachable beaker, 15 cm long (small chip to glass) and a late 19th century American silver dish, of square shape on scroll feet decorated with a profusion of flowers, 16.5 cm square (3)
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A silver hot water jug maker”s marks rubbed Birmingham 1911 of tapered cylindrical form with lappeted scroll handle engraved with crest and motto “Palma Non Sine Pulvere” 6" high and an Improved Metal plated hip flask maker”s mark “WMH & S” stamped “0265” of plain rectangular form with hinged cap 5.75" high (2)
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"Set of four handBlown sorbet glasses, with pontil marks, on circular foot, halfFluted bowl and single knop to stem; along with two others, plain; ruby glass and Bristol blue glass, red 'Homburg' stoppered roundedBase jar, twoBranch table candlesticks, blue singleHandled flask, EPNS top, and squareBased vase (a/f) (thirteen)"
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A silver capstan inkwell with ogee moulded borders and a clear glass well, Birmingham 1920, 9.5cm diameter (3.75in), a small curved spirit flask, 1900. by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, 12cm long (4.75in), 96g (3. oz), and a pair of half-round clear glass toilet bottles with silver and red and green guilloche enamel hinged lids, 1902. by Levi and Salaman, in a brown leather cylindrical case, 12cm high (4.75in)
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A collection of small silver, comprising; a silver mounted cut clear glass spirit/hip flask, the mounts and monogrammed cup, London 1908-10. by Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd, a small spirit flask inscribed 'Irene', Birmingham 1919. by A & J Zimmerman, a pierced round sweet dish with two scroll-pierced flat handles, 1917. by Synyer & Beddoes, a napkin ring, 1929. a silver mounted perpetual calendar, 1916. by Charles S Green & Co, and two silver and mother of pearl handled folding fruit knives, 1891. and Sheffield 1924.
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A Cased Six-shot 80-bore Self-cocking Wedge Frame Percussion Revolver by Moore & Harris. Circa 1845. 4N" mirror blued octagonal rifled barrel. London proved. Top strap engraved in gothic script ‘Moore & Harris Gun Makers St. Mary s Sqre Birmingham’. Colour case-hardened under lever rammer and open frame with foliate engraved borders. Colour case-hardened cylinder foliate engraved to front with numbered chambers. Blued sprung hammer safety catch shell engraved butt-cap two-piece finely chequered walnut grip. Retains virtually all its original finish. In its green baize lined fitted oak case with printed trade label of Moore & Harris containing patent top adjustable copper powder flask by Sykes retaining nearly all original finish 80-bore brass bullet mould with steel sprue cutter marked ‘80. W.D’ (William Davis) wooden cleaning rod with worm and 3. assorted screw on brass heads Sykes pewter oil bottle cap tin and 2. japanned boxes with Moore & Harris embossed labels inscribed ‘Lubricating Cones No 80’ Brass escutcheon to lid.
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A Very Rare Cased Six-shot 54-bore Model 1866. J. Adams Percussion Revolver 6" sighted octagonal barrel engraved ‘Adams s Patent Small Arms Company 391. Strand London’ rammer mounted beneath plain cylinder frame engraved ‘Adams s Patent Improved no.23’ chequered one piece wood grips. In its baize lined fitted oak case with adjustable copper bodied powder flask by James Dixon cleaning rod nipple wrench with integral pricker pewter oil bottle by James Dixon turned boxwood container for spare nipples and a lacquered tin with the remains of an Eley Brothers label containing lubricant brass escutcheon to lid with partly erased inscription ‘To [name erased] in remembrance of Trinity College Cambridge’. The gun retains virtually all its original blue finish. Percussion revolvers by John Adams brother of Robert are rarely encountered although they formed the basis of the centre fire revolver adopted by the British Army in 1867.
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A Very Rare Cased Five-shot 80-bore Self-cocking Open Frame Westley Richards Patent Side-hammer Percussion Revolver Number 168. 4D" octagonal barrel engraved ‘Westley Richards 170. New Bond St London (Patentee)’. Barrel and top strap secured to axis pin and frame by turning catches. Foliate and border engraved frame and furniture hinged trap in butt engraved ‘H. Walford’ sliding hammer blocking gravity safety with platinum weight. One piece chequered walnut grip. In its green baize lined partitioned oak case with printed trade label giving users instructions. Cased with common topped copper powder flask pewter oil bottle by G & JW Hawksley 3. cavity brass round ball mould with steel sprue cutter marked ‘WR’ combined steel nipple key and rammer ebony cleaning rod/rammer with separate brass jag leather nipple wallet numbered to the pistol containing 5. spare nipples and a cloth drawstring bag for percussion caps with Westley Richards trade label. Barrel retains 60% original blue finish and frame retains a high percentage of faded colour case-hardening.
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A Rare Five-shot 54-bore Adams Model 1851. Self-cocking Percussion Revolver. Number 2238T. Length over all 11I" 6I" barrel engraved on top strap ‘Reilly Oxford Street London’ frame engraved ‘Adams Patent No 2238T’ and with foliate scrolls the cylinder also engraved ‘No 2238T’ chequered walnut grip in its original green baize lined fitted oak case with trade label double cavity bronze bullet mould with blue steel sprue cutter stamped ‘Reilly Oxford St London’ patent topped adjustable copper powder flask by James Dixon nipple key with integral pricker rosewood cleaning rod with rammer / worm / jag pewter oil bottle and leather drawstring bag of bullets with wads attached marked ‘REILLY NEW OXFORD ST. LONDON’. Retains virtually all its original blue finish to barrel frame and trigger guard including colour case-hardening to cylinder and butt-cap Note: Frame made by Tranter as for his 1st Model. Only three of this type is recorded. See: ‘Adam s Revolvers’ by Chamberlain & Taylerson publisher Barrie & Jenkins 975. p. 57. refers to this revolver Refer to Department
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A Cased Pair of 60-bore Side-by-side Double Barrelled Percussion Pistols by Collins. 4" sighted twist Damascus barrels engraved ‘Collins London’ key fastened to stocks. Back-action locks engraved ‘COLLINS’ with foliate scrolls engraved blued steel trigger guards swivel ramrods full stocked walnut chequered grips contained in their green baize lined fitted mahogany case with maker s trade label and three-way copper powder flask by Sykes ebony handles brass rammer with integral worm turn screw leather drawstring bag of bullets lacquered tin of caps and steel pincer bullet mould. The set in superb condition retains virtually all its original finish.
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