AN EARLY MOROCCAN POWDER FLASK

An earlier than average example, wrought of brass with engraved decoration. Early 19th c. Wear to spout. Overall length 17cm/ 6.7”. Condition III

Wrought of brass with engraved silver decoration. Early 20th century. Wear to spout. Overall length 21cm. Condition III

Of beehive form, carved of wood with leather covering and brass stud decoration. Retains its original leather fringe and woven suspension cord. Mid-19th century. Minor wear. Overall length 30cm/ 11.81

Of beehive form, carved of wood with leather covering and elaborate brass stud decoration. Mid-19th century. Minor wear. Overall length 34.3cm/ 13.5”. Condition II

Very good antique Moroccan powder flask, 19th century. A particularly good example of this well known type, the brass mounts nicely engraved and retaining its original brass cap on a braided brass cha

both made out of horn. Largest believed to be from the 18th century, made of wood and horn with carved decorations 6" long. Smaller one is 5 1/2" long.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Moroccan powder flask with loop at the side; Composed of a horn overlaid by geometrically etched bronze at the top and end, silver tone etched bands over the top as well as silver

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Including one with floral scroll decoration marked Fraky, Benham & Co., 8" long; and ribbed example, unmarked, 7 3/8" long.

Item: Powder flask Date: 1930's Dimensions: 5 x 2.5 x 0.5 inches A powder flask is a small container for gunpowder, which was an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns, before p

3 horn powder flasks, early 19th Century, decoratively carved, "B. Hazard, 1815", "Martin Mayer" & unmarked.

Trio Of Early Antique Brass/Copper Powder Flasks

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

Includes a total of two (2) old gunpowder holding containers which were an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns. One features a raised relief hunting dog and pheasant game bir

3 early copper and brass powder flasks, including: one copper that has a cannon, stars & stripes and muskets, one copper with Fleur-di-Lis signed G & JW Hawks, Sheffield, and a brass one with dead gam

Lot of small vintage Adirondack camp collectibles including Native American beadwork and basketry, brass powder flask, 3 powder horns, unusual early tin canteen, percussion caps, fishing reel, souveni

Three engraved wooden powder flasks, Bakongo, D.R. Congo, early 20th C. Dia.: 10,5 cm - H.: 16 cm (the tallest)

4 old powder horns, a metal and leather powder flasks with bird dogs, an early leather shot bag (no strap), 2 nickleplated harness buckles with Federal shields and 7 arrowheads, largest powder horn is

An antique Mughal period powder flask formed from a nautilus shell. Dated from the late 18th to early 19th century. The upper cylindrical part has a mother-of-pearl frame lined with geometrical fragme

& embossed leather shot flask. Early to mid 19th century most likely. The lot includes a very charmingly carved powder horn along with a handsome embossed leather double sided shot flask with sporting

Group of (3) Early Shot Flasks, with lids, incl: Batty Springfield flask, with embossed eagle and US shield decoration, with cord, 9 1/2" high; G & J.W. Hawksley flask with embossed oak leaf and stag

Early 18th Century Antique Islamic Mughal Indian BATURBAN Powder Flask Full Length 8 inch

A GROUP OF THREE MILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS INCLUDING TWO POWDER FLASKS AND BULLET MOLD, ENGLISH, MID 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, comprising a G. & J.W. Hawksley Fireproof brass flask model, marked; a leathe

Includes 3- brass/ copper powder flasks w/ one marked U.S. 2- small round brass horns, including various powder items