Antique Flask

This exceptional bronze moon flask is a striking example of that achievement.

French, circa 1860-1880 Dimensions: H: 10 in / 25 cm Dia: 5 in / 13 cm Verreries and cristalleries Lefébure & Co was established in Paris in 1806, becoming the leading specialis...

Water vessels of dried gourd are associated with health and protection, as a double gourd flask of medicine is an accessory of Shoulao, the God of Longevity.

Condition This antique silver bottle is a superior gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition. The flask has been professionally polished and is in presentatio...

This rare shape features a tall, globular body with subtly flattened sides that elegantly taper inward toward a narrow base, bearing a striking resemblance to early American chestnut...

Likely of German or Swiss origin, this roundel captures four figures in an alchemist workshop, three of which study a bottle in the hand of one of the figures, the fourth sat at a ta...

This is a Sue ware carrying flask that is thought to have once been placed as grave goods in kofun (ancient burial mounds) across Japan.

Émile Gallé (1846-1904) Late 19th-Century Cristallerie Scent Bottle with Allegorical Figures Circa 1885-1890 A rare and exquisite late 19th-century French Art Nouveau / Historicist...

Antique Edwardian early XXc English pieces: leather jewellery box with a key, leather cased hinged inkwell with inner glass insert & leather travel toiletry piece / travel fla...

Both animals surmount a display of hunting accoutrements and homage to nature, such as a horn, satchels, powder flasks, and branches of oak and laurel leaves. Another border of spira...

A 19th century French Gien faience decorative miniature moon flask, hand-painted in blue and orange on white ground.

Below, the hunter rests beside his rifle, game bag, powder flask, hat, and other hunting accessories. The animals’ textured coats, expressive faces, layered foliage, tree trunks, roc...

Indeed, the reduced scale of the present flask suggests a ritual purpose rather than utilitarian one.

* There are two recommended methods to ensure that the cork does not dry out and shrink: Method One: Keep fluid in the flask at all times, and keep the flask on its side to ensure ...

The hip flask measures 6"(15cm) tall, by 3.5"(9cm) wide, by 1.25"(3cm) deep and weighs 8.95 troy ounces.

Standing on all four legs for display, the vessel is designed to sit back on its haunches in use, when the hollow head lifts off to become a drinking cup, the so-called "hogshead", a...

On the table are garlic, a glass, and a flask of red wine, elements that recall the simplicity of peasant life.

He registered his first mark in January in 1850 and by 1852 he was listed as a manufacturing silversmith of every description of dressing case fittings and silver flasks. He subseque...

The flask retains the original sterling silver push fit stopper.

A white-glazed chicken-comb ewer fired in late Liao-dynasty, its form derived from leather water flasks and clearly reflecting the culture of nomadic horse-riding peoples.

The bird surmounts the other motifs related to the hunt, such as a rifle, a gunpowder flask, and a hunting horn. Several oak branches and a crinkled ribbon have been carved as well, ...

A curved jambiya dagger and a gourd powder flask hang at his side, suspended from cords across his chest.

Viennese enamel objects of this type combined silver mounts with painted enamel decoration inspired by Rococo subjects and ornamental vocabulary. Bottles and scent flasks were produc...

While most Ashanti woodworkers carved the central support into a symbol or animal, this maker was inspired by realistic warrior attributes: a barrel, a gun, a bandolier with powder f...

The interior of our pharmacy is very similar to a monogrammed version kept in the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Palais Fesch, in Ajaccio (inv. 852-1-461) depicting a 'Young man visiting a ph...

A secondary lid is housed upon the pouring spout and is removed ready for pouring the desired cocktail. The hip of the flask can be unscrewed to fill the body with your favoured liqu...

A flat flask container. Great decoration.

A Royal Commemorative Cut Crystal Glass 1887 Golden Jubilee Scent Bottle or Perfume Flask with Arms of the Grocer’s Company and Original Presentation Box A round flask of finest Eng...

This antique communion set further benefits from the original baluster shaped phial/flask. The flask retains the original sterling silver and cork push fit stopper, surmounted with ...

Initially, a small gourd fulfilled this purpose, occasionally serving as an amulet and later adopted as a sake flask. This custom originated in the 16th century, and during the early...

By way of comparison, let us take a look at three signed works, therefore of certain attribution, namely: ‘’Still Life with Fish Slices, Box of Mussels, Basket of Figs, Melon and Veg...

Swedish Empire Mahogany Decanter Box with Three Cut Crystal Bottles, circa 1820–1830 A refined Swedish Empire flask cabinet in richly figured mahogany (Swietenia mahogoni) veneer, d...

The figure is shown standing proudly with a long musket resting across his shoulder, dressed in flowing white garments accented with vivid red sashes and armed with a curved sword an...

Above the basin rises an antique-style reproduction of the drunken satyr holding the wine flask—executed as a fully sculpted, richly detailed figure with a tree stump and additional ...

Meanwhile, the remaining seated card player attempts to reason with the unhappy man, who, in his anger, has swept the cards and the stakes, together with an ale flask, onto the floor...

Interior compartments designed to hold 12 blown glass flasks, comprising 6 large and 6 small flasks. Each flask delicately decorated with gold accents, with slight variations in desi...

Exceptional Art Nouveau Emile Galle Cameo 'blue mountain' landscape vase, in the classic shape of an eye bath topped moon flask. The vase is very dark purple (looking black) over dar...

A lekythos is a type of ancient Greek pottery, specifically a flask used to hold oil, particularly olive oil. It is characterized by a narrow body and a single handle attached to the...

Fine handmade cut-crystal and ormolu cellaret with six perfume flasks and their stoppers embellished with geometric and rosette patterns.

This exceptional hardstone antique scent bottle has a flask shaped form. The exceptional antique (circa 1840) carved hardstone body of the bottle is embellished with three-dimension...

On the right, we see a flask of wine and a plate with sweets and an elegant glass goblet.

Created in Paris circa 1890, the composition portrays two Saint Bernard rescue dogs climbing rocky terrain, one wearing a small brandy flask around his neck, a classic Alpine motif c...

A lot of these bugbears were carved from whole coconuts and were made into powder flasks but they were also carved for other purposes and some were purely decorative.

Other polo players are milling around, one can be seen drinking from a hip flask. In the background you can just make out a large group of spectators in front of the line of trees, l...

These flasks not only serve as functional vessels but also stand as clear examples of Neoclassical artistry and refinement, evoking the grandeur of the Napoleon III era.

The bottom section with molded rings and volume measures and the two part lid/cap formed as a funnel for filling bitters bottles or flasks. Marked P.H.V.&Co on the bottom for P.H. Vo...

The casters and silver flask each embossed and chased with ‘C’-scrolls and foliate motifs, the glass cruet bottles correspondingly wheel engraved.

The elegance of rare silver overlay distinguishes this Art Nouveau glass flask. The flowing, graceful motif allows sections of the clear glass, and the contents within, to be visible.

Antique Italian Silver Pitcher, GLASS CLARET JUG Decorative Crystal Flask Silver plated Head 1880s with with label “Port wine” mounted scroll handle, the body with etched leaves deco...

Coconut shell “bugbears”, sometimes in the form of powder flasks or tea caddies, were said to be carved by sailors during long voyages originating in England, Portugal, France and Sp...

The plate is arranged as a dense encyclopedic composition, displaying an extraordinary array of curved sabres, daggers, sheathed blades, decorated scabbards, maces, smoking pipes, po...

At a compact 4.5 cm in length, this pocket-sized flask was designed to be carried inside a lady’s evening reticule or suspended from a chatelaine belt assembly.

In the first half of the 19th century, this type of flask was was worn at a woman’s waist. Weight: 0.28 oz (8gr) Flask: 1.57 in (4cm).

The exceptional exotic bottle, flask, flacon was carefully carved with several elements such thick red glass and parts masterfully crafted in solid .850/.999 sterling silver with gil...

A secondary lid is housed upon the pouring spout and is removed ready for pouring the desired cocktail. The hip of the flask can be unscrewed to fill the body with your favoured liqu...

This exceptional antique George V cut-glass and sterling silver mounted decanter has a circular moon flask shaped form, in the iconic Art Deco style.

Items for use at the tea ceremony are also being made along with incense burner, sake flasks and vases. All are of the highest quality.

This exceptional bottle, flask, flacon was carefully carved with parts in translucent rock quartz and surmounted with parts masterfully crafted in solid .850/.999 sterling silver.

Coconut shell “bugbears”, sometimes in the form of powder flasks or tea caddies, were said to be carved by sailors during long voyages originating in England, Portugal, France and Sp...

Inside compartments with coeval glass flasks and compartments in velvet and purple silk.