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  • Mid-19th Century French Gun Powder Flask, circa 1856
    By James Dixon & Sons
    Located in San Francisco, CA
    About A Mid-19th Century English gun powder flask wrapped in leather with silver spout and monogrammed silver plaque "ALAN". The spout has a lever that opens the interior to pour ...
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    Antique Mid-19th Century Victorian Arms, Armor and Weapons

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    Silver Plate

  • Antique 19th Century Embossed Copper and Brass Gun Powder Flask
    Located in New Orleans, LA
    Antique 19th Century Embossed Copper and Brass Gun Powder Flask.
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    Antique Late 19th Century Historical Memorabilia

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    Brass, Copper

  • Antique Moroccan Tribal Powder Flasks
    By Berber Tribes of Morocco
    Located in North Hollywood, CA
    Moroccan tribal powder flasks. 19th century studded powder flasks in three different finely engraved designs. Collector powder flasks in large carved wo...
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    Antique Late 19th Century Moroccan Folk Art Arms, Armor and Weapons

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    Brass

  • A sailor’s carved coconut Bugbear powder flask
    Located in Lymington, Hampshire
    A sailor’s carved coconut Bugbear powder flask. This carved coconut is carved with two ovals, one showing a military panoply with standards, bayonets, swords and bugles all above a ...
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    Antique Early 19th Century English Arms, Armor and Weapons

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    Coconut

  • Naïve Coconut Shell “Bugbear” Powder Flask Carved as a Fish
    Located in Lymington, Hampshire
    A naïve coconut shell “bugbear” powder flask carved as a fish with an open mouth surrounded by scales above a man hunting with a rifle and dogs, the underside plain, circa 1805. “Bugbear” coconut...
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    Antique Early 1800s Decorative Baskets

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    Coconut

  • Naïve Rounded Coconut Shell “Bugbear” Powder Flask with Silver Mounts
    Located in Lymington, Hampshire
    A naïve rounded coconut shell “bugbear” powder flask with silver mounts, carved with a native face at the end and three ovals showing an officer, a gentleman and his lady, circa 1805...
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    Antique Early 1800s Models and Miniatures

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    Silver

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