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a German "Black Forest" Carved and Pierced Wood Blotter Pad, circa 1910, worked with a pair of Chamois in a rocky gorge, within a twig surround and bark effect cover, 30cm by 23cm; A Continental Antler Effect Pottery Hunting Flask; A Pair of Embossed Leather Oval Plaques, 12.5cm; and A Small Quantity of Miscellanea (quantity)
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A silver-mounted Japanese marine ivory combination vinaigrette and scent flask container, Meiji period (1868-1912), inset with gem stones including diamond, ruby, sapphire, garnet and turquoise, the bulbous carving with mice, on a silver pedestal base engraved with fleur-de-lys and inset with a mirrored panel, 8cm high, This extraordinary piece was probably made to order for the European market as it was set with gems and mounted in silver on the continent at a contemporary date, and comes complete with a specially fitted box.
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A late 19th century Russian silver and cloisonné enamel scent flask, designed as a pilgrim's flask, decorated with red, blue and white cliosonné enamel, maker's mark cyrillic 'GK' possibly Georg Kostamo, 84 zolotnik assay marks pre 1899 for St Petersburg, and an enamelled scent bottle, circa 1910, of amphora shape with screw top cap, guilloche enamelled over an engine turned ground in powder blue (some enamel damage) (2)
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An Adams patent six shot .54 percussion revolver, with a Tranter patent double trigger, the sighted octagonal barrel engraved 'Holland, Banbury' with scroll leaf engraving, contained in a fitted mahogany case with original accoutrements, including a flask, a shot mould, a tin of Joyce of London percussion caps and cleaning rod, serial No. 20354Y
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A late Victorian silver oval spirit flask, with bayonet screw and a hinged cover. Makers Henry Ardner. Sheffield, 1897. Together with a napkin ring, Chester, a late Victorian silver sugar sifting spoon with harpee terminal. Maker Wakeley and Wheeler. London, 1892. A set of six silver coffee spoons. Maker E. Viner. Sheffield, 1960. A small silver fiddle pattern spoon, with repousse berry pattern bowl. Maker William Eaton. London, 1839. 7oz (all in). (10).
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A Webb yellow cameo silver-gilt mounted swan's head scent flask, Stourbridge, the mounts French, circa 1885, the elongated yellow ground form encased in clear glass and overlaid in opaque-white, realistically carved with features and feathers, the hinged cover stamped with a band of fleur-de-lys and engraved with a cypher, impressed G.KELLER, French Minerva Head proof mark, 23.2cm, 9.125in, some rubbing to tip of beak, G.Keller was a French silversmith working at the end of the 19th century
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A silver pilgrim flask scent bottle, maker's mark TT pellet between crowned,circa 1700, engraved with birds among scrolling foliage; a nutmeg grater, DH, London, 1812, double hinged oblong with gadroon borders and a box, apparently unmarked, lobed oval, chased with flowerheads , 5cm, 2in height of bottle, 2oz 14dwt, 85gr
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An Early 19th Century Flintlock Duelling Pistol by Thomas Allport of Birmingham, the octagonal browned steel barrel inset with gold maker's tablet and with gold line, the lock plate engraved with maker's name, slide safety, spur trigger, chequered walnut bag butt with wrythen flute carved pommel, and swivel steel ramrod, contained in a fitted mahogany case with copper pistol flask and cleaning accessories (cock damaged)
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A Colt Navy .36 Calibre Six Shot Revolver, pattern 1851 fourth model, the 19cm octagonal steel barrel engraved `-ADDRESS COL. SAML. COLT NEW YORK US AMERICA-', with attached loading lever, the cylinder engraved `COLTS PATENT No.175745', the steel frame, brass trigger guard and grip strap stamped IP 175745, with walnut two piece grip, in a fitted mahogany case with replica Colt pistol flask, bullet mould and other accessories
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An Ault peacock floor vase by William Ault of Swadlincote after a design by Christopher Dresser, of moon flask shape and with a row of holes (for peacock feathers), having a peacock in relief to both sides, 42cm (16.5") high. Mark: the Ault vase mark in relief and impressed 858 England Rd No 274897 (for 1896) (cf: Geoffrey Godden's British Pottery,
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A white metal crescent shaped hip flask, with hinged screw down cup, bearing an inscription 'For the Rev E.T. Murray of Bourton on the Hill' (Gloucestershire), 9cm (3 1/2in), an Asprey & Co silver plated hunting sandwich tin with gilt interior, a silver plate and cow's horn saddle flask, and a pewter flask
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A Continental engraved part lemonade set, decorated with fruiting vine, comprising a decanter and stopper, a sugar bowl and a goblet; a round tray ensuite (wear to gilding); an ogee ruby glass bowl (chipped) engraved with fruiting vine; an amber glass flask and a spirally-fluted carafe, mostly 19th century
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An Edward VII silver tankard, of cylindrical tapered form with scroll handle, London 1907 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, 9cm high; a Victorian silver hip flask, engraved with heraldic crest, Birmingham 1888 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, 7.5cm high; and an ovoid twin-handled jug, Birmingham 1901, 14 oz all in, (3).
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