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Lot 339
A Limoges part Dinner Services, by Theodore Haviand, retailed by Mansard of Paris, each piece individually painted with scenes of game birds, deer, wild boar, foxes etc, all within ornate gilded scrolled borders, the platter signed J Defer and the plates all with matching monograms, comprises one Platter and twelve Plates, platter 18” wide, plates 9 ½” diameter, printed and impressed marks, circa early 20th Century
Lot 168
A CANTONESE CARVED IVORY AND BONE MINIATURE BOX, the sliding lid carved in relief with figures, pagodas and pine trees and enclosing three triangular panels (part of a game), 2" wide; together with an assortment of dominoes in bone case and miniature figure of a geisha girl including miniscule gaming dice
Lot 1070
* A mixed collection of Military items, including, regimental cap badges, mainly Great War period, various regiments including, Norfolk Regiment, The Leinster etc (some re-strikes), regimental buttons including, Machine Gun Corps, Army Cyclist Corps etc, Lusitania Medal, brass compass, an album of cigarette cards, mostly incomplete sets, comprising, Britain`s Part in the War, Allied Army Leaders, Hints on Association Football etc, Great War period card game incomplete, four 78 records produced by Columbia, titles include Marching songs of the 1st Bn, The Northern Rhodesian Regiment, and three similar, each with sleeve, and a sheet Adolf Hitler writing paper pre the move to the Reich Chancellery building, with newspaper cutting, giving provenance (a carton)
Lot 903
CRICKET. Daft, Richard. Kings of Cricket, subscribers edition No.128, 1893. Signed by the author, octavo (extensively water damaged); Gale, Frederick. The Game of Cricket, 1888. Octavo (spine damaged, loose); and Routledge, E. The Handbook of Cricket, 1862. Original illustrated boards (rubbed), duodecimo, (3).
![A Schoenhut `Cracker-Jack the Clever Clown` [from the Humpty Dumpty Circus], good condition, boxed, the box fair (lid lacking](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10054/2849448/10-20111028145635_468x382.jpg)
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Lot 37
A solitaire game, by John Jaques & Son, with thirty-two assorted late 19th century hand-made glass marbles, the turned mahogany base on three shallow bun feet, 26cm in diameter, in original box; and another solitaire game, by John Jaques & Son, with thirty-three assorted late 19th century hand-made glass marbles, the stained wooden base 17.5cm in diameter, in original box, (2).
Lot 47
A First World War dexterity puzzle, `Bulletelle`, by R.F. & S., labelled to base with the recommendation that it is `an ideal game for playing on board ship, in a railway carriage, or in the trenches`, 25cm x 12.5cm; and another dexterity puzzle, `Tippit` , by R.F. & S., labelled to base, 21.5cm x 9cm; with `The Game of Dee-Dee or Dressing the Dandy`, circa 1910, by Spear`s, boxed; `Help! The Infants Hospital Puzzle`, by Chad Valley, boxed; `The Infants Hospital Peg Patience`, by Chad Valley, boxed; and another puzzle, (6).
Lot 17
‘To the Admirers of the Noble Game of Cricket’. A large, colourful and striking printed cotton commemorative handkerchief, with the England XI of 1847 after the watercolour by Felix to centre. Wide red border with vignettes of the laws of cricket, a village game and of batsmen illustrating a variety of strokes including Forward, Leg half volley, Home block, The Draw etc. Surmounted by a cricketer riding a flying bat (mammal). Framed 27”x33”. A few tears, wear and marks otherwise in about fair/good condition. Rare
Lot 325
Australia v England 1946/47. Album page signed in ink by the Australian team who played England in the 5th Test played at Sydney on the 28th February to 5th March 1947. Twelve signatures including Bradman, Toshack, Miller, Hassett, Lindwall, Morris, Sid Barnes, Dooland, Tallon etc. Odd minor faults otherwise in good condition Australia won the Test by 5 wickets, in a low scoring game, Lindwall took 7-63 in the England 1st innings
Lot 352
Lord Harris, George Robert Canning, Kent & England 1870-1911. Short one page handwritten letter from Lord Harris on ‘India Office’ headed paper to Mr Garnet-Man. The letter dated October 21st 1886.. ‘Very many thanks for all your enclosures. The points of the question from both sides are most clearly put’ and nicely signed by Harris. G Lord Harris was appointed Under-Secretary for India 1885 and later Under-Secretary for War. He spent five years in India as Governor of Bombay and assisted in the development of the game there
Lot 411
Norman Ogilvie Norton. Western Province, Border & South Africa 1902-1911. South African green cloth Test cap worn by Norton during the South Africa v England, 5th Test match, played at Cape Town on the 11th-14th March 1910. The cap, by E.C. Devereux of Eton, with embroidered raised springbok emblem and ‘S.A. 1910’ beneath. The cap has ‘N.O. Norton’ indistinctly handwritten to label. The cap slightly age toned but in excellent condition for its age. An early and rare cap from the series Norman Norton played only one Test for South Africa in the 1909/10 home Test series v England. He took 4-47 from 15 overs in the England first innings, removing Hobbs, Rhodes, Fane and Woolley, Hobbs hit wicket and the other three bowled. He took almost fifty first class wickets at an overall average of 15.75 and a best of 6-34. He was a lawyer by profession and became a provincial administrator for the game. Norton died in 1968. South Africa won the series 3-2
Lot 417
Brian Mervin McMillan. Transvaal, Western Province & South Africa 1984-2000. South African green cap worn by McMillan during the Cricket World Cup staged in Australia and New Zealand in 1992. The cap, by Albion C&D, with embroidered ‘South Africa. United Cricket Board’ emblem in good/very good condition. The cap has been signed by McMillan. Sold with two magazine pictures of McMillan wearing the cap during the competition. Rare South Africa were eliminated from the competition in the semi-finals by England in a controversial rain interrupted game
Lot 509
Cricket books. ‘The Lighter Side of Cricket’ Cptn Phillip Trevor 1901, ‘Oxford v Cambridge at the Wicket’ Warner & F.S. Ashley-Cooper. London 1926, ‘Cricket Triumphs and Troubles’. C. Parkin. 1936, ‘The Fight for the Ashes 1934’. J.B. Hobbs. 1934, ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. Ranjitsinhji. Edinburgh 1897 (3rd edition), ‘South Africa versus England and Australia Test Cricket 1888-1928’, Athletic News Cricket Annual 1932, ‘The Noblest Game’ Arlott & Cardus 1969, in slip case etc. Some faults otherwise in good condition. Qty 13
Lot 531
George Pinder’s XIII v Ephraim Lockwood’s XIII (24 Colts of Yorkshire) 1877. Rare early scorecard for the ‘Grand Cricket Match’ played at the Bramall Lane Cricket Ground on the 7th and 8th May 1877. Fully printed scores. In a low scoring match the game was drawn. For Pinder’s XIII, Captain,Pinder made 26 (thrown out by Dobson), H.Lockwood made 66 and 53, Clegg made 22, Tomlinson 23 and R. Wright 29 and Kaye took five wickets. For Ephraim Lockwood’s XIII, Beaumont made 25, Brayshaw 27, Thewlis 19, Rawlin 19no and Beaumont took seven, Thewlis nine wickets in the match. Printed on the ground by W. Silverwood, part printed details. Centre horizontal fold otherwise in good condition. Ribbon to top border George Pinder played for Yorkshire 1867-1880 and Ephraim Lockwood from 1868-1884. Both went on Daft’s tour to North America in 1879
Lot 536
Surrey v Middlesex 1894. Official scorecard for the match played at the Kennington Oval on the 24th-26th May 1894. Fully printed detail. Browning to scorecard edges, horizontal crease, old tape mark to edge and adhesive marks to verso otherwise in good condition Surrey won the match by 5 wickets, Abel made 136no, Read 75no and Lockwood took 10 wickets in the game. For Middlesex, Lucas (97) and Phillips (67) put on 149 for the 7th wicket, Webbe made 52 etc
Lot 541
Cambridge University v Mr C.I. Thornton’s England Eleven 1895. Official scorecard for the match played at Fenners on the 16th-18th May 1895. Fully printed detail. Some colour discolouration otherwise in very good condition The match was drawn. F.S. Jackson (122) and Vernon (109) made centuries for England, Druce made 109 for Cambridge. Gray took eight wickets for Cambridge in the game and Woodcock took six for England
Lot 574
Argentine Cricket Association v M.C.C. Rare official scorecards for the Argentine Republic v M.C.C. 1912 and Argentine v M.C.C. 1927. One card with part printed detail. M.C.C. won the 1912 match by two wickets, in a low scoring game N.C. Tufnel top scored for M.C.C. with 45no, MacLaren 35no and Biard took 9 wickets in the match. The 1927 match was drawn due to rain, Marshall of Argentine top scored with 105, Allen took 5 wickets in the Argentines only innings. Folds otherwise in good condition
Lot 578
‘World Record Score in First Class Cricket. New South Wales v South Australia 1901’. Fully printed scorecard for the match played at the Sydney Cricket Ground on the 5th-9th January 1901. New South Wales scored 918 all out and won the game by an innings and 605 runs, scoring the 918 runs in 9 hours and 20 minutes. ‘From The Referee, Sydney. With the Proprietors’ Compliments’. Folds otherwise in good condition. Framed and glazed. G This record was broken in 1926 when Victoria scored 1107 all out v New South Wales
Lot 592
England v Australia. Official scorecard for the ‘famous’ third Test match, England v Australia, Headingley 1981. Ian Botham and Bob Willis’s match. England followed on 227 runs behind and were soon 135-7 in their second innings. Botham and Dilley then put together a stand of 117. Botham finished up with 149no and Dilley 56. Australia needed 130 to win. Australia at 56-2 seemed favourites to win the game, however Willis with 8-43 won the game for England by 18 runs. Fully printed details. Very good condition
Lot 646
Test & county cricket. Selection of programmes, scorecards, books, Benefit brochures, autographs etc. Includes Ken Preston Benefit brochure 1959, Alec Bedser Benefit brochure 1953, ‘Hedley Verity, Yorkshire & England . 1930-1939’ E.L. Roberts. Pub. E.F. Hudson, ‘The Game of Cricket as it should be played’ J.Hobbs, M. Tate and H. Strudwick, Surrey Centenary history 1945-1945, Benefit scorecards 1946-1949, official scorecard and signatures of players from the England v New Zealand Leeds Test of 1983 etc. G
Lot 686
Cricket cigarette cards 1920’s onwards. Good selection of mainly odds, odd full sets including Players 1938, Players Caricatures RIP 1926, Players Cricketers 1930. Some modern cards. Also quantity of A.&B.C. Cricket trade cards 1950-60’s. Plus ‘Owzthat’ cricket game in small tin box. Odd faults, otherwise in good condition
Lot 1260
Football trade cards/postcards etc. Good selection including Carling Premiership, Coffer, London, Lega Calcio, France 98, ‘Football Great’ Soccer card collection (The Beautiful Game Ltd). Limited edition folder with full set of cards and photographs, Panini Scottish Premier Division Photoprint Album 1997/98, Upper Deck 1998 cards, Futera etc. Plus some modern rugby trade cards. G
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