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A Keep Brothers London 11-bore double barrel percussion shotgun serial no. 7311 with 32 inch damascus twist steel barrels various proof marks brass tipped ramrod the terminal with concealed wad screw. Finely engraved floral and foliate side locks dolphin hammers shell and acanthus engraved trigger guard half stock diced and plain steel buttcap. Contained in a mahogany case with recessed brass carrying handle the hinged lid enclosing relined interior various compartments and accessories including an Irish elongated leather powder flask with carrying strap and a copper and brass bag shape powder flask by C & J.W Hawksley. (This lot is purchased as an exempt item under section 58(2) firearms act 1968. To be held as a curiosity)
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A cased pair of percussion duelling pistols by Mortimer, London, 23cm sighted octagonal browned barrels engraved London on the top flate, border and scroll engraved stepped and bolted locks signed Mortimer, converted from flintlock, gold lined breeches, platinum plugs, scroll engraved tangs, half stocked with engraved steel and white metal mounts, flattened oval butts, brass capped ebonised wood ramrods, one with worm, contained in their faded red velvet lined case, associated cleaning/ramrod, powder flask, bullet mould and cap tin, the lid with trade label for D. Egg, Gun Maker To His Majesty, No. 1 Pall Mall. The conversion on these guns was probably undertaken by D. Egg and refinished at that time. These guns were probably made by T.J. Mortimer, for a pocket pistol with almost identical butt configuration see plate 241 in The Mortimer Gunmakers 1753-1923, Munson
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A pair of cased sawhandled percussion duelling pistols by W. & J. Rigby, Dublin, 24.5cm sighted etched damascus barrels engraved Wm. & Jn. Rigby, Dublin, signed border and scroll engraved back action locks, set triggers, half stocked with scroll engraved steel mounts including spur trigger guard and oval butt cap, contained in their green baize lined case, with oil bottle, nipple key, bullet mould and other associated accessories including powder flask, cap tin, patch tin and cleaning rod, the lid with maker's trade label of Willm & John Rigby, Gun Manufacturers, 24 Sufflok Street, Dublin
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A pair of gilt brass two branch wall sconces, of Louis XV style, each with back plate cast with tied ribbon suspending boar's head above bag, powder flask and knife, surrounded by oak leaves, issuing two scrolled candle branches modelled as French horns, with spreading circular fluted sconces 76cm high. Provenance; Property of The Drambuie Liqueur Company.
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A small silver and crocodile skin hip flask, Birmingham 1901, maker’s mark G & S’, the canted rectangular shaped glass bottle sitting in a silver sleeve, with silver mount and stopper, crocodile skin encasing the shoulder of the bottle, 3.75" high along with a small four sectional toast rack, London 1910, maker’s mark JBC & S’, of plain gothic form on ball feet, 5" high (2)
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A Lynton porcelain canted square scent flask, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, with an oval panels containing colourful and gilt musical trophies, on a pink ground with white seed pearl and and gilt flowers, the angles with gilt harebell tendrils, silver collar and flame finial, 7.5cm high, printed mark
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A 19TH CENTURY OAK BRASS-CORNERED PERCUSSION GUNCASE, with a Lacy & Reynolds trade label, fitted for a double barrelled gun with 30in. barrels, lined in green baize with close fitted compartments for shot-belt, powder-flask, turnscrews, card punch etc., retaining a rare cardboard carton for Eley Bros 'Elastic Cloth Gun Wadding' which was apparently '…guaranteed not to wear in the pocket or blow to pieces in the barrel'.
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