makeup vessels and powder flask

wood, 3-pcs., animal skin, minor missing part (spout) The artistically crafted vessel appears to be modelled on the curled body of a snake. It is composed of two halves, the intersection on the outsid

North India, carved as a fish, decorated with gilt-metal and precious stones, length 8.5 in. Provenance: Property from the Walter Exner collection, de-concessioned from Vienna-Bad Wildungen Asian Muse

A fine Mughal style gem-set gold powder flask India of slightly curved tapering form terminating in an antelope head, the mouth with circular stopper, the eyes set with agates, the wider end with lid

Mughal-style hardstone powder flask; the green stone of various dark green and milky white coloration; exhibiting carved foliate motifs and ram head to terminal; with gilt metal and red 'jeweled&#

Mughal-style carved stone powder flask; of pear form with olive green coloration showing milky white and russet suffusions; resembling a bird with arching neck; with inlaid red 'jewels' around

Central Asia, India, Mughal, ca. 18th century CE. A gorgeous and sizable gunpowder flask formed from a hollowed-out nautilus shell. The spiraled shell body has a tight coil in the center and a wide mo

Antique 10" Deer and Fox Powder Flask, Mid 1800's

Full title: An engraved horn powder flask and a turtle box and cover with wood inlay, 19th and 20th C. Description: L 51 cm (horn)H 15 x L 29 x D 17,5 cm (turtle)

Continental powder flask, comprised of a curved and flattened cow horn with metal mounts. The front of the flask with elaborate engraved decoration depicting a soldier flanked by a lion with a central

Seventeen individually sealed French powders, from Tokalon, L.T. Piver, Joncaire, Pond's, Zuane, and Harmony of Boston. Various dates, 1920-40s.Dia. of largest: 12.7cm (5in)

MID 18TH C. EUROPEAN CARVED HORN POWDER FLASK Mid 18th C. European carved horn powder flask. Features incised floral design and carved date of 1753. Size 6".

Extremely high quality Black Forest powder horn carved from a single piece of stag horn and intricately carved with a panel of the Stag or Buck hunt with one side depicting the hounds ravaging the bea

Antique Islamic Indo Persian Powder Flask Extensive Carvings and Silver Inlaid Decorations.Full Length 10 inch

DESCRIPTION: A Rare Museum quality Staghorn powder flask featuring in a bifurcated form, fitted at the top and bottom with iron basal caps. the center horn decorated with engravings depicting Archange

Early "Bugbear" Carved Coconut Powder Flask small hole near mouth, see photos

An exceptional example made from a large branch of staghorn, the obverse polished smooth and finely incised overall in complex geometrical and talismanic motifs stained in red, green and black. With s

AN INDIAN GOA CARVED MOTHER OF PEARL POWDER FLASK in the form of a cornucopia shell. 18 cm x 11 cm.

Including Civil War Era. Including (2) "Dead Game Hung Up" convex body powder flasks; (2) "Shell" flasks; (2) pewter powder flasks with a floral motif; (1) pewter powder flask with

Indo-Persian figural powder-flask, 17th century style, the case forged of wootz Damascus steel finely inlaid with gold scrolling Arabesque vine motifs, terminating with jaguar form finials, the larger

Antique Brass Copper James Dixon & Son US Civil War Powder Flask depicting Waterfowl & Rabbit signs of wear, small dings marked on bottom James Dixon & Son measuring 8" high with leather strap

Bartram gunpowder flask in a dolphin form, horn powder flask, and copper ammo (?) case. 3.75" to 8.5"

Two (2) powder horns, including one (1) signed, and one (1) powder flask, 3 items total. 1st item: Signed Wayne County, Tennessee powder horn, incised on the body "Thompson/Beech Creek/Wayne Co./Tenn.

Antique shagreen covered powder flask with silverplated fittings. PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. 6"L x 3"W, Circa - 19th C.

Continental, 17th / 18th century. European carved dark wood unique snake form powder horn having geometric motif, and leather strap around seam. Provenance: Acquired from Artemis Gallery on October 25