American Engraved Powder Flask

A late 18th century brass lacquered Culpepper design microscope by Adams, London in the original mahogany case. The two drawers contain a good selection of lenses and accessories. Th...

A fine 18th century model of a field cannon, the carraige with brass details and tools to the sides, the barrel cast in bronze. Circa 1770 Barrel length 26cm

Number 199, a two day marine chronometer by James McCabe, London, beautifully signed and numbered on the dial and movement, and the number on the bottom of the bowl. In a three part ...

A decorative 19th century sailor made or scrimshaw model of Peggy, a four masted schooner presented in a glazed mahogany case.  

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...

Very original 19th century French copper and brass military powder flask patented by Boche in Paris (signature on the plug and also on the base). The top of the plug is made with h...

19th Century James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield copper and brass powder flask. Patent Dixon & sons mentioned on the plug. A side is made with repousse decoration. Four hallmark on...

Antique Embossed Brass Powder Flask – Hunting Scene Design This is a beautifully crafted 18th-century brass powder flask, featuring an ornate embossed hunting scene. The front showcases a finely detailed stag head and oak leaf motif, symbolizing traditional European hunting themes. The flask is made of solid brass with a warm, aged patina that adds to its charm and authenticity. • Material: Brass • Design: Embossed stag and foliage with rich detailing • Function: Vintage gunpowder flask (historically used with muzzle-loading firearms) • Condition: Very good antique condition with working spring-top spout and minor wear consistent with age Ideal for collectors of antique hunting memorabilia...