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A pair of 19th century treacle glazed stoneware spirit flask boots, H16cm, and a single treacle glazed spirit flask boot, H10cm (3)

An Art Nouveau silver overlay scent flask and stopper, H8cm, cut-glass scent bottle, and a green dressing table jar and matching scent atomiser

A Heals triple glass and chrome mounted flask set, mounted in a fitted leather case

Assorted metalware including brass weights Pewter hip flask copper craft map of Lancashire and vintage hole punch etc. Not available for in-house P&P

Six prop pistols with some damages, and a prop gun powder flask. Not available for in-house P&P

Sirram picnic case with flask, cutlery, plates and cruet set. Not available for in-house P&P

Copper and brass early vacuum flask, H: 30 cm. Not available for in-house P&P

1st-3rd century AD. Amber glass flask with bulbous body, dimple base, tapering neck, flared mouth folded into a pouring lip, applied handle to the rear. Cf. Whitehouse, D., Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass, vol.1, New York, 1997, item 334, for type. 57 grams, 11.5 cm (4 1/2 in.). From a London, UK, collection, 1990s.

Iron Age, circa 8th-6th century B.C. A globular flask with tubular neck and flared rim, loop handle to the shoulder and rib to the neck; concentric rings of red and black to the broad faces, radiating lines below the neck. 787 grams, 21.5 cm (8 1/2 in.). Ex London art market 1990s. From a London, UK, collection.

1st-4th century A.D. Including discoid spindle whorl, glass bead, bone pins, glass flask and other items. 420 grams total, 8-76 mm (1/4 - 3 in.). [21, No Reserve] From an old collection formed after WWII and believed to have been from Paestum. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985.

1st-2nd century A.D. With long, narrow neck separated from the body by a constriction; funicular mouth. Cf. Filarska, B., Szkla Starozytne (Ancient Glass) vol.II, Warszawa, 1972, II, cat.197-198, pl.XLII, nos.3-4, for similar unguentaria; Whitehouse, D., Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass, vol.1, New York, 1997, item 259. 19 grams, 12.3 cm (4 7/8 in.). [No Reserve] (For this specific lot, 5% import VAT is applicable on the hammer price.) Ex W.Kern, Zurich, 1950s-1970s (d.1980s). Accompanied by a copy of an Art Loss Register certificate no.S00086748.A lachrymatory (from Latin lacrima, tear) is a type of earthenware or, more commonly, glass container found in Roman and Greek tombs, thought to be bottles into which the relatives of the deceased had dropped their tears. They most likely contained ointments, and the discovery of so many of these containers (unguentaria) in tombs is due to the use of ointments in funeral ceremonies. These lachrymatories are usually shaped like a spindle or flask with a long neck and a bulb-shaped body.

2nd-4th century A.D. With 'swan-neck' junction; facetted, round-section tapering shank; shallow bowl shaped like a flask in profile. Cf. Riha, E., & Stern, W.B., Die Römischen Löffel aus Augst und Kaiseraugst, Forschungen, in Augst 5, 1982, for discussion; cf. Jackson, C.J., The Spoon and its History, in Archaeologia, vol.53. 19.7 grams, 17.5 cm (6 7/8 in.). Property of a Bedfordshire, UK, private collector. Accompanied by an illustrated collector's identification tag.The spoon's shaft tapers to a point; it was used for extracting seafood or snails from their shells. Spoons executed in precious metals were highly valued items in this period in history, so much so that historians and classicists see them recorded in inventories compiled for noble households. Cochlearia like this one have even been discovered in treasure hoards. The absence of Christian symbolism or of a Christian inscription on this spoon might suggest that it dates from a pre-Christian era, or that its owner/commissioner was pagan.

1st-2nd century AD. Comprising: a small unguentarium with iridescent surface; a small flask with rolled rim; terracotta oil lamp with lug handle. 71 grams total, 41-75 mm (1 5/8 - 3 in.). [4, No Reserve] From an old collection formed before WWII, and believed to have been found at Worcester, UK. Acquired from Alan Cherry, Bournemouth, UK, in 2007. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985.

1st-4th century A.D. Comprising two small unguentaria with everted rim, a flask with discoid body. 43 grams total, 9.3-12.1 cm (3 5/8 - 4 3/4 in.). [No Reserve] Acquired from Ancient & Oriental, 1980s-1990s. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985.

A miniature hip flask. Having a screw top and brass chain, H6cm

An assortment of collectables. Including a WWI bike helmet, shaving kit, hip flask, cigarette cards, leather gloves, etc.

A 19th Century Silver Scent Bottle of Flask Form with Scrolled Repousse Decoration on Hanging Chain (Missing Lid)m 7.5cm high 21g

A Mid 20th Century Leather Cased Three Flask Travelling Set, Hinged Lid Monogrammed CWP, 20.5cms High

An Anglo Indian miniature tripod table, a group of lighters, a Syrian brass mounted knife, resin carvings, coins, hip flask, etc.

CALCUTTA - AN INDIAN HIP FLASK COOKE & KELVEY, ‘PEARL & DIAMOND MERCHANTS, JEWELLERS, AND GOLD AND SILVER ART WORKERS’, LATE 19TH CENTURY Of traditional form, the body with engraved presentation inscription  13cm long, 6oz The partnership of Cook & Kelvey Calcutta, was formed by Robert Thomas Cooke who had been apprentice (or assistant) to Hamilton & Co from 1853 before opening in his own right in 1858 as a jeweller. In 1859 he joins with Charles Kelvey who since 1855 had worked with Charles Nephew & Co. The partnership proved successful and they would work together till 1881, however the firm would continue to modern times.  

A quantity of collectables. Includes William Gladstone clay pipe, Ro-El pipe stand, Sheffield pewter, hunting flask, Seagull pewter letter opener, ebony tray etc.

Mixed Lot: Jack Daniels hip flask, vintage light meter, Johnnie Walker ashtray etc

A silver mounted clear glass hip flask with engine turned decoration, London hallmarked and bearing makers mark for ED/SJD - NOTE: Lid with small dent, hinge in tact and functional, base metal work dented, glass appears undamaged, 15cm high

A white metal scent flask with silver funnel

A late Victorian silver oval hip flask, Army & Navy Co-Op Society, London, 1897, 13.8cm, 5.5oz. Condition - poor

TWO ART DECO SCENT BOTTLES comprising a Sabino Glass perfume bottle in blue opalescent glass with a partially scalloped design to opposing sides, with an orange-red lopped glass stopper, etched 'Sabino' to the base with 'Made in Relief 0-79' to the underside, height including stopper 14cm x width 9.5cm (chip to the base of the stopper, one area of the glass translucent rather than opaque), and a Rene Lalique 'Dans La Nuit' scent bottle of blue flask form with an impressed 'Worth' mark to the one side, a stopper with a relief of a crescent moon and stars, '301' etched to the base of the stopper and bottle, 'R.Lalique' in relief to the base, height 13.5cm x width 9.5cm (small chip the rim of the bottle, areas of wear to the stopper indicative of use, light scratches to the base, fleabites to the edge of the stopper) (2) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above)

AN INDIAN STEEL POWDER-FLASK (BARAUDAN), 18TH CENTURY of curled horn form with moulded nozzle fitted with later copper alloy stopper and two loops for suspension, 14.0 cm high Provenance Roy Elvis (1944-2022) catalogue number I06

AN INDIAN HARDWOOD FLASK formed as a flattened serpent and inlaid with minute brass discs, with wooden cut-off and a steel loop for suspension, 24.2 cm Provenance Roy Elvis (1944-2022) catalogue number I07

AN INDIAN POWDER FLASK AND AN OMANI POWDER FLASK the first of curled horn form and covered with leather bound by thin strips of silver, fitted with turned bone nozzle with stopper and silver chain, and with two iron rings for suspension; the second of white metal, of compressed horn form, fitted with spring lever cut-off and decorated with faceted beadwork, the first: 14.5 cm high (2)

AN INDIAN COPPER ALLOY POWDER-FLASK, 19TH CENTURY of stylised fish form, with moulded terminals, engraved over its surface with scrolling foliage, fitted with spring cut-off and a loop, with an early leather strap for suspension, 25.5 cm Provenance Roy Elvis Catalogue Number I04

A SOUTH INDIAN FLASK, POSSIBLY MALABAR 19TH CENTURY, 19TH/20TH CENTURY with turned wooden pear-shaped body, white metal and copper alloy fittings incorporating a moulded spout issuant from a Yali, threaded stopper and a rectangular loop for suspension, 20.3 cm high Provenance Roy Elvis (1944-2022) catalogue number I12

A VICTORIAN SILVER TRAVELLING COMMUNION SET, WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS, LONDON, 1884 comprising a small chalice with gilt interior on a knopped pedestal and octagram foot, a flask with 'crown' screw-on cap, ribbed neck and band of engraved stylised foliage, and a footed paten with everted rim engraved with further stylised leafage, chalice 83mm high, 165g all inReasonably good condition

A VICTORIAN SILVER SCENT FLASK, GEORGE BRACE, LONDON, 1873 the flattened ovoid bottle decorated with birds amidst flowers above fern fronds, screw cap, fetter chains joined by a finger ring, bottle 60mm longReasonably good condition, marks lightly rubbed but legible

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN CUT-GLASS SCENT BOTTLES WITH SILVER COVERS, CHARLES HENRY DUMENIL, LONDON, 1889 flattened flask form bodies with a variety of cutting, plain rim mounts, spiral fluted pull-off covers over ground glass stoppers, 132mm high; together with an elongated oblong Victorian dressing case bottle with screw-on plain silver cover over a glass stopper (3)Reasonably good condition

A VICTORIAN SILVER SCENT FLASK, S. MORDAN & CO., LONDON, 1874 flattened circular, each side decorated with a bird surrounded by scrolls and flowers on a matted ground, screw cap with safety chain and flanking chains joined by a suspension ring, 45mm diameterGood condition

TWO VICTORIAN SILVER SCENT FLASKS both with screw caps, one bottle form with lobes flanking a matted ground band of foliage and a bird, S. Mordan & Co., London, 1888, the other flattened circular and covered in foliate strapwork on a matted ground, maker's mark indecipherable, Birmingham, 1887Reasonably good condition, but 'moon flask' (circular example) with light dent to one side and maker's mark double struck and rubbed

A large brass tobacco box, 12.5cm, a leather mounted glass flask holder and a cylindrical case

A pair of wooden candlesticks, a pair of large leather roller-skates, a marble ashtray, a clock, 1950s Wide World magazines and a flask in a leather case

A 19thc Gien pottery faience moon flask heavily decorated in the Renaissance style with assorted mythical creatures (h. 33cm) (a/f chip to cover)

A late 19th century extending fishing gaff - brass and steel with a turned wooden handle, together with a large hand bell and a copper coaching flask. (3)

A bottle of Cointreau - together with a bottle of Bisquit cognac, a bottle of Kressmann Armagnac, a bottle of Armalou brandy, a bottle of Fairlie's Light Highland liqueur and a boxed bottle of Hakutsuru sake with ceramic flask and two beakers.

Assorted silver plate inc. egg cup stand, toast rack, trays, candelabra etc, and a pewter hip flask set (boxed)

Early 20th Century French carriage timepiece with a white enamelled dial, black Roman numerals, enclosing an 8 day movement, in a 4 glass serpentine brass case with handle, H.12cm, in a diced leather case, (handle detached); J. W. Hawksley copper powder flask, James Dixon flask, and a leather flask. (5)

Daniel O'Connell - Victorian Brampton brown stoneware flask, the upper part modelled as the Irish Reformer with his arms folded, impressed "Daniel O'Connell" to the front and "Oldfield & Co. Makers" to the rear, H.27.5cm. (Notes: O'Connell "The Liberator", was a former Lord Mayor of Dublin and MP, championing liberal, reformist, and abolitionist causes. He successfully campaigned for the right of Catholics to sit in the British Parliament in 1829, and the abolition of slavery in Great Britain in 1833)Condition: Small chip to upper lip, crazing all-over lower part of flask, crack running from where crossed arms meet (see 3rd pic.), chip to one finger, other manufacturing defects

Various ceramics incl. Royal Crown Derby Imari teacup and saucer, Kutani koro, Davenport Imari moon flask, three miniature bisque clown dolls, hallmarked silver shell dish, early 20th century Chinese water pipe, etc., some A/F (3 boxes)POA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form

A late Georgian pistol powder flask, together with a 48-bore bullet mould, flask 11.5 cm, [ flintlock ]

A quantity of Victorian and other pewter ware, including a Morgan & Gaskell and one other quart pewter baluster tankard, a candlestick, two snuff boxes, a hip flask, a Yated & Birch half pint tankard etc, together with a later planished cruet set, tallest 17 cm

A late 19th / early 20th Century electroplate-mounted hunting saddle flask and pouch, glass flask 25 cm

An Edwardian silver-mounted glass scent flask, maker HK, indistinct hallmarks, conical form, with relief embossed decoration, 8.5cm, in fitted leather caseHigh points of silver are heavily worn with numerous holes and light dents, screw-cap working, cork inside lid no glass stopper, hallmarks very worn, several very small nicks to glass but no major chips or cracks

An Edwardian silver-mounted glass spirit flask, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1902, with button bayonet cap and removeable beaker, with gilt interior, 16cm, 2.2oz weighableNo damage or repair, no chips or cracks to glass, inside cap has original cork, cap working, gilding slightly faded, hallmarks clear and matching

A George III silver saddle spirit flask, Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1795, plain ovoid form, 16.5cm, 4.6ozInner removeable tab is lacking the cork, otherwise no damage or repair, cap fits perfectly, hallmarks clear

A late Victorian curved silver spirit flask, W & G Neal, London 1900, rectangular form with button bayonet cap, 13cm, 4.4oz, in fitted leather caseNo damage or repair, front has personalised engraving for Reading Electricity Works, general surface abrasions all over, bayonet cap and hinge working perfectly, interior cork slightly deteriorated, hallmarks slightly worn

A collection of various items including silver plated hip flask, mother of pearl opera glasses, a cased Yard O' Led pencil, silver cheroot holder, vesta etc.

A vintage silver plated and leather hip flask, silver plated vesta. and a paper clip.

Maggie Fisher and Everidge Stevens for Celtic Pottery, Newlyn "Brown Medallion" Lamp, Flask and Ovoid Vases Circa 1970s, glazed earthenware, the lamp rewired to the highest safety standards and presented with bespoke shade in original 1960s fabric made by Witty Dawn of Malvern, the vases with labels to bases.The lamp 36.5cm high including fittingGood condition, no damages to note, PAT test expired 4/11/24.

Three Art Glass Bottle Vases The first Swedish in green with clear foot, imported by Hans Geismar Ltd and retaining label, together with a blue vase in the style of Otto Brauer or Nanny Still and a tapered flask form vase, all unsigned.The first 31cm highThe William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE FLASK of double-gourd shape with applied strap handles, decorated with large central medallion, chevrons and flowers, with Xuande mark to the bulb neck, 33cm high

Pony figure, fly fishing book, Princess Diana book, framed fishing flies, hip flask etc

Silver hallmarked (marks rubbed) hip flask - 13cm x 7.4cm & 130g total weight ~ signs of use

A four drawer brass telescope, with a hip flask leather case