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An early Brass and Copper powder flask.

A brass shot flask embossed with a stags head and fox and leaves.

An Instra hand warmer 'Warmth is life', together with a travelling inkwell, dressing table boxes, compass, commemorative medal, music box, hip flask, etc.

An Unusual Trencher Salt, probably 18th century, of cushion shape, on a swept low pedestal foot, {5.2cm high; A Cobalt Blue Glass Scent Bottle, of hexagonal panelled form, perhaps Austrian, first half of the 19th century, {10cm}; Two Others Similar in Plain Glass; A Small Baluster Shape Scent Bottle, with incised wrythen fluted decoration, probably second half of the 18th century, {7cm}; A Canoe Shape Inkwell, with moulded and fluted decoration, {12.2cm}; and A Novelty Glass Bellows Flask, {15cm} (rim chip and applied sections missing) (7).

A Minton's Art Pottery Studio (Kensington Gore) Moon Flask and Cover, circa 1870, printed and painted with two birds, two butterflies and a beetle amongst diverse blossoming shrubs and branches, including peach, against a duck egg blue ground, with green bands and gilding to the slightly domed cover, rim and four peg feet, impressed "Minton", year mark for 1870, and painter's initials "AS", the cover also printed mark to the underside "Mintons Art Pottery Studio Kensington Gore", {30.5cm high} (rim restored and gilding rubbed).

A Greek Pottery Flask, the cup shape neck with a ring handle linked to the swept shoulders painted with laurel leaves in black, the main frieze of a Greek man and woman holding a garland and bowl, on a circular pedestal foot, {17cm high}.

A Royal Doulton spirit flask character jug depicting Rip Van Winkle, D6463.

A Royal Doulton pottery Kingsware Dewar's whisky flask, decorated with a portrait of Mr Micawber, together with another similar of 'George the Guard' (AF).

A SILVER SPIRIT FLASK, London 1927, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., with engraved inscription 'Andrew Terry'; together with a silver napkin ring, 9. oz troy, both boxed. (4)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER & GLASS SPIRIT FLASK, London 1889, detachable beaker and captive top, 15cm high.

A COALPORT PORCELAIN SCENT FLASK, circa 1890, of bulbous form, the beige ground painted with relief stylised flowers and gilt decoration, painted and printed marks, approx. 10cm high.

A DOULTON AND WATTS STONEWARE FLASK modelled as William IV, inscribed 'William IVths Reform Cordial', impressed marks, 19cm high.

A DOULTON AND WATTS STONEWARE FLASK modelled as Lord Brougham holding a scroll inscribed 'The True Spirit of Reform', impressed marks, 18cm high.

A DOULTON AND WATTS STONEWARE FLASK, relief moulded with Mr and Mrs Caudle and inscribed 'No Mr Caudle I shall not go to sleep like a good soul, See Punch', the reverse with portrait of Miss Prettyman, impressed marks, 19cm high.

A DOULTON STONEWARE SPIRIT FLASK IN THE FORM OF A PISTOL, trigger missing, impressed mark, 26cm long.

A 19TH CENTURY STONEWARE BROUGHAMS REFORM CORDIAL FLASK, potted by Belper and Bourne, modelled as a wigged gentleman holding the second Magna Charter, 18.5cm high.

A small mixed collection of electroplate, incl three shaped dishes, hip flask, flatware and a three-light candelabrum, width 30cm.

A Victorian glass cylindrical rosewater flask, twist moulded, the silver domed cover with pump action London 1882, length 27cm.

An Edwardian silver-mounted glass hip flask, with cup base and lizard skin top, with domed bayonet cover, B'ham 1907, 13.8cm.

Three silver-lidded scents/ointment jars, B'ham 1903, 1905 and 1909; and a plated ovoid spirit flask engraved a rifle brigadesman, (4).

A cane walking stick, the silver on copper screw-off pommel enclosing a glass flask, with further screw-off section enclosing additional long flask, length 90cm, (AF); and a segmented gilt metal mounted bamboo walking cane, (2).

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY with stand, a pewter hip flask with inset burr walnut and a quantity of plated flatware.

A VICTORIAN SALTGLAZED SPIRIT FLASK, decorated with a raised profile of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, each within a Gothic arch, 7.5ins high, a 19th Century two tone glazed SPIRIT BOTTLE, of square form with a side handle, impressed registration mark, 7.5ins high and a pottery SPIRIT BOTTLE, faux osier-work sides, inscribed Willie Brewed a Peck O'Maut, 7.25ins high. (3).

A VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER HIP FLASK, of plain rounded rectangular form, with a screw-on cap, makers S.L.B., Dublin 1866, approximately 6.75oz. (with repairs).

A 19TH CENTURY GREEN NAILSEA STYLE SCENT FLASK, with white line decoration, 3ins high (lacks collar), a multi coloured and latticino shell shaped SCENT FLASK, .a.f., a snail shaped white and coloured line glass SCENT BOTTLE and a small multi coloured SCENT BOTTLE, with crown shaped sprinkler stopper. (4).

(*)A GEORGE III FOUR PIECE GLASS CRUET SET of ovoid shape, cut with oval, diamond and other decoration, the pepper with silver cover hallmarked Sheffield 1815, the silver cover on the mustard pot unmarked (the spoon London 1806), the two other condiment bottles with glass stoppers, also, a silver topped facet cut sifter, London 1791, a small Continental spirit flask with stopper and three various cut drinking glasses (9).

A BOHEMIAN RED AND WHITE OVERLAY GOBLET decorated with a Prussian eagle emblem and clear glass panels, the solid foot with traces of gilt lining, 12cm high, also, a black and white oval glass perfume flask with latticino decoration, 11cm high (2).

AN UNUSUAL VICTORIAN SILVER 'FLAMING HORN' SCENT FLASK embossed with foliate scrollwork, small inscription and date, glass lined, Birmingham 1891, makers H & A, height 20cm.

A LATE VICTORIAN PORCELAIN SCENT BOTTLE cylindrical, painted with a Geisha girl, silver cover, London 1900, also another similar painted in the Imari palette with flowers, silver cover, Birmingham 1899, a compressed circular flask painted with a pretty female inscribed 'Femme du Paris', with gilt metal mounts, a green glass scent bottle of knopped form decorated with white enamel and gilt floral sprays and a mother of pearl and gilt metal telescopic holder (?), 7cm long.

A late 19th century Russian cloisonne enamelled scent flask, with a globular screw cover and a flattened oval body decorated in blues and foiled red within white pelleted borders, by an unascribed maker with Russian state marks for 3in (7.7cm) high, Moscow 1895-1908, 2oz.

A rare George III mounted cut glass scent flask, of narrow oblong form with incurved corners, a screw-cap and an inset bright cut panel on one side revealing a blue glass panel, unmarked, c.1795, 4.1in (10. 4cm) long.

A rare George III mounted cut glass scent flask and combined toothpick, with a domed screw cap, the narrow oblong body with incurved corners inset on one side with a box, bright cut on the cover with paterae on a rayed ground, unmarked c.1795, 4.25in (11cm) long.

A Victorian mounted cream coloured pottery scent flask, the fluted oval body heightened with gilt flowers and a butterfly, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1887, 3.5in (9cm) high.

A Victorian, mounted glazed pottery scent flask, oval with a screw cap imitating three-colour jasperware, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1875, 3.25in (8.2cm) long.

A 19th century continental silvergilt mounted agate scent flask, with embossed hinged cap and stopper, probably Dutch c. 1880, 2in (5cm) high.

A late 19th century Japanese scent flask, drop shaped with a screw cap and chains, enamelled on one side with an iris swamp an on the other with a crysanthemum flower, unmarked c.1900, 2.25in (5.8cm).

A Victorian mounted faceted glass spirit flask, with an oval body and an unusual patent closure inscribed "FISHER 188 STRAND", by Thomas Johnson, London 1872, 6in (15.5cm) high.

An Edwardian curved oblong spirit flask, inscribed "FIRST AID. In case of emergency swallow contents immediately. If symptons persist consult your nearest off licence, warning contents may cause irresponsible behaviour", by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1903, 3.2in (8cm) high, 3.2oz.

A modern oblong spirit flask, initialled, London 1927, 5.3in (13. 5cm) high, 6oz.

A late 18th century Prattware flask moulded and painted on one compressed ovoid side with the King and Queen of France and on the other with the Duke of York, 13cm high (D)

A 19th century Persian small flask, the two handled flattened ovoid shape cold painted with a figure on each side amongst flowers, 6.5cm high

F & R Pratt pottery moon flask, decorated with printed panels, after Wouvermann, and bordered with marbled green, 16.5cm; also a paste jar and cover, decorated with a village wedding and inscribed Pratt Fenton, 10cm; a Pegwell series pedestal cup; two Pratt tankards; and a plate (6)

Royal Worcester Japanesque vase, circa 1880, shaped flask form with twin handles, gilded with a dragonfly amidst rushes within beaded gilt borders on an ivory ground, printed marks, 18cm

9ct gold lady's scent/spirit flask, Birmingham 1920, of plain rectangular form with screw cap, weight approximately 19.2g, 6cm

A MID 19TH CENTURY CASED FIVE SHOT 54 BORE BEAUMONT ADAMS DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER, Length 11", the octagonal barrel, Length 5.5", Birmingham proofed and engraved "Drew Romsey" on top strap, contained in an oak green baize lined fitted Case with trade label of "Deane & Son, 30 King William Street, London, Gunmakers to H.R.H. Prince Albert", and containing a copper Powder Flask, a Bullet Mould, a Loading Rod, Nipple Key, Tin of copper percussion caps No: 13, a quantity of lead bullets and other accessories. Circa 1856.

A VICTORIAN SPIRIT FLASK the flattened oval glass body with silver collar and bunshaped cover, possibly by George Brace, 1899, 21cm. high; and another, with detachable cup, by J. Davis and Son, Sheffield, 1916 (2)

AN EDWARDIAN SPIRIT FLASK the bottle mounted with silver, detachable cup, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 1899, 15cm.

A PAIR OF BRISTOL BLUE GLASS HALF BOTTLE DECANTERS AND STOPPERS one matched, each of mallet shape, gilt with labels for Rum and Holland, together with a Nailsea flask of flattened baluster form with trailed white feather decoration, 6 3/4in. (17cm.) high

A pair of Miranda binoculars, 10 x 50, with carrying case, a monocular, 8 x 30, and a hip flask with leather carrying case. (3)

A pair of Portmeirion oval ashets from the Complete Angler Series, a set of six glass tumblers decorated with a fishing fly and a pewter fishing hip flask. (9)

A 19th century Continental box with a domed cover embossed with flowers, shells, leaf scrolls and diaper within panels, 10cm wide (4 in), and a late 19th century Chinese white metal flask with an engraved screw cap and two graduated integral beakers marked beneath 'Wang Hing', 13.5cm high (5 in), 576g (18.5 oz)

A Nailsea-type bottle-flask, with tall cylindrical neck and globular lower section, applied with a strap handle, mottled with opaque-white fleck inclusions in an olive-green ground, 19cm high, circa 1800

A selection of cut glass, comprising: a pair of cut oval tea canisters and covers, 12cm high; a double flask, 23cm high; and four various decanters and stoppers, various dates 19th century (occasional minute chips)

A selection of mostly Stourbridge-type coloured glass, comprising: a clear cased model of a pig with red, blue and ochre mottled inclusions on an opaque-white ground; a clear stirrup cup with pulled blue and white ornament, a mottled pestle; a flask with pulled opaque-white ornament and an opaque-white mottled green ball, mostly last quarter 19th century

A German bandolier with powder cartridges; mid 17th century. Baldric of blackened leather with eight wooden powder cartridges. Attached bullet pouch made of leather with wooden priming flask; mid 17th century. Baldric of blackened leather with eight wooden powder cartridges. Attached bullet pouch made of leather with wooden priming flask. One powder cartridge with small missing area, otherwise good condition for its age. Euro 1.000

A late Victorian brown glazed pottery and silver mounted spirit flask by Taylor Tunnicliffe & Co, of Hanley, the matt surface with circular raised panel printed with a shoulder-length portrait of Lord Kitchener (?), with silver mounted neck, 5.5ins high, and silver mounted stopper for same (mounts hallmarked Birmingham 1899)

A green glass scent bottle, 13cm high, together with a Nailsea type blue glass scent flask and other items.

A Tunstall blue jasper salad bowl and servers with silver plated mounts, 22cm diam, together with a Royal Doulton stoneware flask produced for James Burrough Ltd., Lambeth, the green mottled ground with flowerhead and stiff leaf decoration, and a blue glazed decanter and stopper produced for the same company. (3)

A silver mounted hip flask, Goldsmiths & Co, Sheffield, 1939, with silver cup and detachable silver frame, together with a silver plated example.

A George V hip flask, plain bottle shaped body with screw cap, Birmingham 1924: another 1/4 pint capacity, the body engraved with presentation dated 1966,and with hinged screw cap, 13cm, Sheffield 1964, 8.5oz (2)