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Lot 674
A Matchbox Linkaits boxed construction game, ten Days Gone By vehicles including 1931 Chevrolet, horse drawn Express Dairy delivery wagon, Oxo 1934 Dennis Parcels van, two Maisto Supercar Collection, Jaguar XJ220 and a Corvette ZR1 and Weetabix Leyland trunck and two Wind in the Willows Typhoon tea figures.
Lot 84
A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND BRASS BOUND GAMES COMPENDIUM, the lid fitted with a leather covered games board and the box opening to reveal a fitted interior with turned and carved ivory chess pieces and trays containing draughts pieces, a cribbage board and dominos, cards and whist markers, also with a horse racing game, 13" wide
Lot 360
17th c Oak Cricket Coffer From Hambledon Cricket Club – The Home of Cricket. Remarkable piece of Cricketing History comprising C.17th oak coffer which originated from The Bat And Ball Inn Hambledon, The Headquarters of the original Hambledon Cricket Club, which prior to 1787 drew up the original laws and rules regulating the game, laying the foundation for cricket as national game. The chest was removed in 1927 from The Bat and Ball Inn and comes with hand written note on linen which was attached to the lid of the coffer and reads as follows "This Jacobean coffer was removed in 1927 from The Bat and Ball Inn, Hambledon, Hampshire. This inn was the Headquarters of the Original Hambledon Cricket Club, which prior to 1787 exercised the functions of the present MCC. In this chest players for many years kept their appurtenances. The chest probably dates from the middle of the 17th century". Hambledon first played an All-England XI in 1778 and a further 29 times over the next 10 years during which time Hambledon beat All England. Further newspaper cuttings and hand written notes accompany the lot
Lot 347
*§ NEMUKHIN, VLADIMIR B. 1925 Game of Cards (Igra v Kozla) , signed and dated 1970, also further signed, titled in Cyrillic, inscribed "Moscow" and dated on the reverse. Mixed media with playing cards on canvas, 100 by 84 cm. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist by the present owner.Private collection, Pakistan.Authenticity of the work has been confirmed by the artist.
Lot 615
BRIAN VESEY-FITZGERALD: BRITISH GAME, 1946 reprint, New Naturalist Series No 2, orig cl gt + F FRASER DARLING: NATURAL HISTORY IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS, 1947, 1st edn, New Naturalist Series No 66, orig cl gt + A D IMMS: INSECT NATURAL HISTORY, 1947, 1st edn, New Naturalist Series No 8, orig cl gt + L HARRISON MATTHEWS: BRITISH MAMMALS, 1952, 1st edn, New Naturalist Series No 21, orig cl gt + W B TURRILL: BRITISH PLANT LIFE, 1953 reprint, New Naturalist Series No 10, orig cl gt (5)
Lot 224
Mills (Alfred) A Short History of the Bible and New Testament .., 1821, 48 plates; idem, Natural History of 48 Birds, 1816, 48 plates; idem, Pictures of Roman History in Miniature, 1817, 48 plates; idem, London in Miniature, 1818, 47 plates; idem, Biography of Eminent Persons, 1824, 47 plates; idem, Pictures of English History in Miniature, 1824, 2 vols., 96 plates; idem, Pictures of English History .., 1824, 2 vols., 96 plates, the majority hand coloured; each volume approx 60mm x 56mm (page), original red roan (one board detached); Metcalfe (William), Costumes of the University of Cambridge, 1862, folding plate of costumes, some with hand-colouring (long horizontal tear), original cloth; Anon., The Hopping, Prating, Chatt'ring Magpie, A New Game of Questions and Commands, 1816, hand coloured illustrations throughout, some cropping with loss of text, surface damage with loss of text/image to two pages, [bound with] Anon, The Picture Gallery, for all Good Boys and Girls: shewing them the Cries of London beautifully coloured, Exhibition the Second, 1802, colour illustrations throughout [bound with] Anon., Baby Tales; or Easy Lessons for Infant Minds, nd., title page torn with significant loss, badly stained and worn [bound with] Pilkington (Mrs), A Reward for Attentive Studies .., nd., colour plates [bound with] Anon., [?Duplicity], lacking title, worn half calf; Goldsmith (Oliver), The Vicar of Wakefield, nd., Frowde, miniature book, 50mm x 42mm, a.e.g., half morocco (12)
Lot 2145
A Jacques` New Game of the Parachute top, comprising wooden spinning top and contents, stained counters, cord and instruction pamphlet, the top with registration lozenge for 11 June 1861, in card box with green Jacques label, both the box and instructions bearing a label for EC Spurin, Toy Warehouse and Juvenile Library, 37 New Bond Street, London
Lot 61
Royal Irish Dragoon Guards - An Officer`s Mess Game Dish and Cover by Elkington & Co, date code for 1852, the oval shaped dish with draining tree and hot water reservoir base, with scroll border and two leaf capped handles, with the regiment`s crest, 65cm long; with a Sheffield plate meat dish cover by Walker, Knowles & Co, circa 1840, having let in panels and tinned interior, 51cm long.
Lot 145
A SET OF SIX ROYAL WORCESTER VITREOUS PLATES, of shaped circular form, polychrome decorated with different game birds, monogrammed CJ, within gilt and royal blue borders, four with painted numerals W5372, all with puce printed mark, date coded for 1907, 23cm diameter; and two matching small oval dishes, 18.4cm wide (8)
Lot 357
A PAIR OF EDWARD VII NEO CLASSICAL SILVER CANDLESTICKS, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, London 1906, of classical design, with urn shape sconces over square tapering columns, embossed with swags, serpent entwined palms and medallions, the square swept bases with horns and game, 23.5cm high, loaded bases
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)
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