Three powder flasks: the first a shagreen covered and silver mounted flask

Three powder flasks: the first a shagreen covered and silver mounted flask, the oval body within a silver flame and bearing a star shaped emblem on one side and a monogrammed shield on the other, the spout with a pull off cap retained by a chain; the next an English copper flask in the form of a gun butt, embossed with foliate scrolls and chequering at the wrist, diamond registration mark for 7th January 1854, graduated brass spout marked for Dixon & Sons; the last a pistol sized flask of similar gun butt form. [3]