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C20th nickel plated folding sandwich box, and a glass flask with silver plated top, in fitted leather case, stamped M.G.B, Dec 1917

A circa 1900 silver hip flask, of rounded rectangular form with lift-off cap, makers mark WHHL, Birmingham 1894, h.11cm, 4.3ozt

An Art Deco German silver plated travelling hip flask set, of circular form, comprising; three separate hip flasks with four stacking gilt measures, having gilt-washed interiors, the flasks stamped 'Tin lined Made in Germany' to underside, housed in a tan leather zipped pouch with shoulder strap, flasks each h.16cm

Spirits - Marquis de Puysegur Selection Privee Tres Grand Armagnac, 70cl., 40d., red velvet box, boxed; Wallace Single Malt Scotch Whisky Liqueur, 35cl., 35% Vol., boxed with green leather flask with four measures, boxed; Miniatures including Gordon & Macphail Glenlivet, Glen Grant, Glenfiddich "19th Hole"; "Match Box" Whisky & Spirit Miniatures.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, all over pale celadon glaze with russet splash to one side, the walls with carved textured finish, incised towards base Cornwall, 24cm high

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff bodyFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.25cm high

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff bodyFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.26.5cm high

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 21.5cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 22.5cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 21cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 19.5cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 28cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff bodyFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.18cm high

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 30cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff bodyFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.24cm high

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff bodyFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.20.5cm high

YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE CONTEMPORARY YOUNGGI SEO (SOUTH KOREAN), STUDIO POTTERY VASE,wood-fired with Cornish soil, bottle/flask form, with glazed neck and shoulders, textured buff body, 25cm highFootnote: Young Gi Seo started producing pottery at the age of 18 and has risen to prominence as one of South Korea's premier studio potters while holding a professorship at Kyonggi University. A joint exhibition featuring Young Gi Seo was held at the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, in 2019, exploring the ongoing relationship between Korean and Cornish pottery established by its founder Bernard Leach who visited Korea in the 1930s and brought back a Joseon Dynasty moon jar, stating that owning it was akin to 'carrying a piece of happiness'.

A collection of oriental blue and white ceramics, the lot to include a Chinese moon flask

A Pair of Matching Percussion Pistols by Wllliam McLaughlan, with powder flask and modern case, each pistol has fore sight on octagonal barrel swivel ramrod, dolphin head hammer, ornate scrollwork with manufacturer name on lock and checkered butt,Both have working action.Lot 521 - both pistols are in a very good restored conditions and cock, hold and fire with a strong action, box later.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TWIN HANDLED MOON FLASK, with radiating Ying-Yang symbol. 29.5cm high.

A Hallmarked Silver Mounted Glass Hip Flask, London 1916, (the engine turned hinged lid detached) with removable gilt lined base cup (London 1914).

A Hallmarked Silver Vesta Case, M&Co, Chster 1903, of plain rounded rectangular form, monogrammed (60grams); Together with A Small Victorian Irish Hallmarked Silver Flask, W&L, Dublin 1888, of shaped circular form and textured finish with pull out stopper, engraved "R. Oates Wever Sheffield" (containing old matches). (2)

THREE CLAY ITEMS TO INCLUDE A CLAY FLASK WITH C O A

A white metal chain, suspending silver and blue enameled T fob, stamped GVCCI, a silver cased pocket knife, an angel pendant, together with a silver scent flask, Victorian mother of pearl fruit knife etc 

A 19th century moon flask, the front decorated with game birds in landscape, the reverse with a pond, marked J Derbyshire Decorator Worcester, height 9.5ins

A 19th century carved coquilla nut 'bug bear' snuff flask, probably French, finely modelled with musicians, animals and hunting regalia, one end with bone stopper and inset bead eyes, length 8cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Bengt Orup - Johansfors - A post war Tona range flask of slender swollen form with everted collar rim, all in graduated deep blue to clear, engraved signature, height 27.5cm.

Robin Welch - A contemporary studio pottery vase of compressed flask form with a narrow collar neck, the body decorated with tonal glazes over a terracotta ground, impressed mark, height 19cm

A Scotty Dog Metal Figure Possibly Ink Well / Ashtray. A stoneware watch flask and two enamel Tiles Featuring the Pickwick Papers

AN INDIAN GOA MOTHER OF PEARL AND CONCH SHELL POWDER FLASK.

A SILVER INLAID BRASS POWDER FLASK, 14cm long.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TWIN HANDLE MOON FLASK, with central yin-yang medallion radiating an eight-pointed starburst with foliate points, 30cm high.

A LARGE CHINESE YELLOW GROUND FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK VASE, painted with a panel on one side depicting a bird and flowers, the reverse with a panel of vases of flowers, further decorated with floral motifs the vase with molded chilong handles, base with six-character mark, 44cm high.

AN 18TH CENTURY MUGHAL INDIAN BRONZE POWDER FLASK, the lid in the form of a bird head, 20cm long.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK VASE, decorated with dragons and the flaming pearl of wisdom, with moulded chilong handles, the base with six-character mark, 29cm high.

A collection of silver and EPNS including a cased pair of brushes, by Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1924, a silver topped cut glass scent bottle, a white metal topped woven hip flask, and an EPNS three light candelabrum (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

Skrdlovice Glassworks vase by Ladislav Palecek in cobalt blue green and clear glass. 16cm high approx. together with green and yellow iridescent flask shape vase signed indistinctly 13cm high approx. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) No obvious damage., markers ,marks are difficult to see . see extra images.  

Collection of Islamic brass, copper and white metal inlaid design items, to include: circular flask, ewer jug, pedestal bowl together with an Indian figure possibly a door knocker and a Chinese stoneware blue and white dragon design bowl. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Group of weapons/related items, to include: Balkan horn handled dagger with leather sheath, a ladies' garter dagger with leather scabbard, a leather shot flask by 'Ward' and a horn powder flak. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

An originally boxed Hugo Boss 'Box' square dial wrist watch chronograph with stainless steel case, swiss made and a Dalvey Scotland boxed hip flask 

A Victorian trailed green glass gimmel flask, with blue rims, two white and candy pink glass flasks with combed decoration and a smaller crizzled cranberry glass example, all 19th c, 16-23cm h Good condition

Two Victorian white and pink 'Nailsea' glass flasks, including a gimmel flask, 20 and 27cm h Both in good condition

Miscellaneous bygones and curiosities, including a 20th c bronze-patinated bronze of a farm labourer, black marble base, 13.5cm h, an early 19th century treen pedestal cup, a similar bowl, a part-19th century draughtsman's cased set of instrument, others loosely-inserted, an Edwardian EPNS-mounted gentleman's hip flask, an early 19th c marble novelty desk weight as a book, early 19th c cut copper portrait of George III, c. 1820, 36mm h, later framed, an Islamic tin-glazed inkwell, antiquities and fossils, including a 16th c bronze crotal bell, softwood carving of a shepherd, pan pipes, miniature bone dices, miniature 'toy' camera model, etc The bronze statuette generally good. Treen cup and bowl cracked and chipped. Islamic inkwell with faults. Other pieces in mixed various condition.

A Regency oval cut glass flask, engraved as a love token with horseshoe inscribed DEARLY BELOVED framing initials RP to PN, 18cm h Tiny chips on mouth

A malacca cane containing a flask and a bamboo gadget cane concealing a horse measuring stick, both 19th c, 91 and 135cm l Bamboo split and bound with string

Kitchenalia and Rural Bygones. A George III oak mural candle box, c. 1780, sliding fielded front, 52cm h, a cheese paddle, 18th/19th c, another smaller, sycamore, two Chinese biscuit or cake moulds, 19th/20th c, as a seated Budai and a carp, 32.5cm l, an early 19th c toleware tapering flask, a 19th c enamel chamberstick, treen, etc The candle box with worn losses and faults. The others not individually examined, but in mixed condition, each with a degree of wear, etc.

A collection of USSR armed forces flasks together with a KGB flask.

A tray containing a barometer, a glass miniature oil lamp, silver plated cutlery, miniature hip flask, table lighters.

A Mappin & Webb crystal and silver plated hip flask.

A large Eastern bronze figure of a warrior together with a fish figure and a flask.

Bing & Grondahl Christmas plates, framed collectors plates including Russian, corkscrew, hip flask, small photo frames etc.

Glass decanter, pair of cranberry glasses, pair of etched glasses and a silver plate and leather covered glass flask

SILVER PLATED, PEWTER, COPPER & OTHER HIP FLASK COLLECTION (15) - 18.5 x 12.5cms the largest

VINTAGE & LATER CIRCULAR & OTHER HIP FLASK COLLECTION (13) - silver plated, pewter and other metals with advertising examples for Ardbeg, Famous Grouse, Glenfiddich Whisky, House of Commons, House of York, ETC

SILVER MOUNTED GLASSWARE, 3 ITEMS - to include a large flask/bottle, Birmingham 1907 hallmarks to the circular lid, neck collar and interior cork top, Maker Hilliard & Thomason, 25cms overall H, 13.5cms across, 7cms D, a moulded glass scent bottle, the neck stamped 'London 1926', Maker Henry Perkins & Sons, stopper missing, 15cms H and a sugar castor with screw on lid, Chester 1909, Maker Martin, Hall & Co, 13cms H

A Silver Plated Rectangular Flask and a Silver Plate on Copper Cocktail Shaker

Emu Brand antique bottle, 21cms high, together with a brown glass bottle flask

A sterling silver hip flask by John William Johnson, Lonson 1886, and a silver topped circular glass example

Two stoneware items, flask marked Russells and Wrangham Ltd, Malton and The Cream Sep, and a blue and white teapot

A silver hip flask, London 1909, maker John Collard Vickery, and two silver capped glass vanity bottles. 3.7 oz approx (3)