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Lot 987
Edward Armfield (1817-1896), Four Terriers in an Interior, a pot of hot water falling from a fire, Signed, oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 127cm. It is believed that Edward Armfield was related to George (Smith) Armfield. It is possible they were brothers. Like George Smith Armfield, Edward Armfield painted animals. In particular he painted dogs usually terriers. He also painted game birds and less frequently landscapes. See illustration
Lot 1085
Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis), circa 1930, taxidermy horn, lower horn 39.6cm long, upper horn 18cm long, on angled oak block from an oval shield stamped Otto Bock See illustration. CITES Appendix I Annex A (Exempt), also USESA. Otto Bock, Gunmaker and Cartridge Designer. In 1905 he designed the 9,3X62 cartridge as an all-around big game cartridge adequate for most hunting in German Colonies in Africa. He succeeded admirably and this chambering is still highly regarded.
Lot 1111
Lyell (Denis D), Hunting Trips in Northern Rhodesia, with Accounts of Sport and Travel in Nyasaland and Portuguese East Africa and Also Notes on the Game Animals and Their Distribution, published by Horace Cox 1910, first edition, photographic illustrations by G Garden, dark green simulated crocodile cloth with mounted photographic illustration on the front board See illustration
Lot 1118
Baldwin (William Charles), African Hunting and Adventure from Natal to the Zambesi, Richard Bentley, London 1863, full calf, second edition, Edinburgh Institution award pasted to the front; Maydon (Major H C), Big Game Shooting in Africa, 1951 edition, The Lonsdale Library, dust wrapper; Turnbull-Kemp (Peter), The Leopard, Howard Timmins, 1967, original dust wrapper (3)
Lot 1119
Meinertzhagen (Col Richard), Kenya Diary 1902-1906, first edition, photographic illustrations, brown cloth cover; Daly (Marcus), Big Game Hunting and Adventure 1897-1936, Macmillan and Co, London, first edition 1937, original gilt pictorial green cloth and dust wrapper, photographic illustrations (2)
Lot 1130
A Twenty-One Piece Suite of Drinking Glassware, retailed by Rowland Ward, circa 1955-65, comprising a pair of jugs, engraved with elephant and giraffe respectively, 21cm high, a matched decanter and carafe with stoppers, engraved with rhino and sable respectively, 22cm high, eleven tumblers with panel cut bases, 9.6cm high, and six wine glasses, engraved with lion, buffalo, rhino, giraffe and other big game, 16.9cm high See illustration
Lot 1148
Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), Near Embu, Kenya, March 1934, by Rowland Ward, full mount, in the original glazed wooden case with savannah painted background, signed Rowland Ward London W 1934 on the left front side, with ivorine title plaque within the case at the front, with original Rowland Ward label on the reverse, the cheetah approx 80cm high, 136cm long (direct nose to tail tip), the case 156cm by 53cm by 121.2cm See illustration. Provenance: Laurence Cadbury Collection. Part of a collection of mounted big game trophies brought back from Alaska, North America and East Africa in 1913 and 1934 by Laurence Cadbury. Many of his specimens were mounted by Rowland Ward, and were sold by James & Lister Lea in a marquee at "The Davids", Hole Lane, Northfield, Birmingham 17th and 18th November 1988. The cheetah was lot 748 and was illustrated in the catalogue.
Lot 62
A Composite Set of Thirteen Royal Worcester Porcelain Pheasant Painted Game Plates, James Stinton, 1912 and 1918, each circular plate painted with a cock and hen pheasant in diverse woodland, copse and meadow vignettes, the rims with relief gilded running eglantine bands, gilt rims, each with puce printed crown and wheel marks, and date marks (8x1912, 5x1918), 23cm diameter See illustration
Lot 190
An Overlay Glass Snuff Bottle, 20th century, aubergine over opaque white glass, of flattened spherical form, decorated with two men on horseback carrying banners, with jadeite stopper, 7.4cm high; and Another, 19th century, red overlay on clear glass, depicting four men playing ball game, with bats overhead, coral effect stopper, 7.5cm (2)
Lot 341
Heller (Joseph) Catch-22 1st Eng. first English edition 1962 § Murdoch (Iris) The Unicorn first edition ink inscription to front free endpaper dust-jacket small piece from foot of spine chipped and creased 1963 § Neville (Richard) Play Power first edition with original poster game in pocket at end dust-jacket in very good condition 1970 § Hornby (Nick) High Fidelity first edition signed by the author 1995 § Farson (Daniel) Gilbert & George A Portrait signed by both subjects 1999. original cloth or boards dust-jackets; and a small quantity of others Modern First Editions some signed including a selction of works on the Hell`s Angels and Bikers all water-stained to varying degrees 8vo(Sm.Qty.)
Lot 404
A Victorian circular polished mahogany game board for "Fox and Geese" with grooved border and pierced with a series of holes and on three small ball supports, with 16 turned bone pegs and a similar red stained bone peg, board 30cms diam together with a small box to contain the pegs and a dice
Lot 406
Playing cards - Rubicon Bezique, the "Shakespeare" theme cards by Chas Goodall & Son contained in leather covered box, with instructions and two markers; Waddingtons Lexicon (unused); two small "Elfin" packs of cards in leather case "To try your Patience" and a wooden card box the cover inlaid as a cribbage marker board, containing some card game instructions, some ivory pegs and two bezique markers
Lot 632
A British American Novelty Company `Pussy Shooter` floorstanding arcade game, the glazed and painted wooden case with a pitched roof, the front panel with coin slot, ball-release lever, and integrally mounted pistol, the whole on cast metal cabriole legs, 196cm high. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 219
GERMAN MARKET ABEL-KLINGER (AK) "REISE DURCH DIE HAUPTSTADTE EUROPA`S" (A race around the capital cities of Europe) board game with four-fold chromolithographic board featuring a map of Europe and forty spaces each with a city in Europe, six card counters featuring a steam tank locomotive on tin stands, two china die and instructions, in original box, late 19th century board, 24 x 18in. (61 x 45.5cm).
Lot 220
VARIOUS CHILDREN`S EDUCATIONAL GAMES: `Schablonen-Zeichen & Malen` (`Templates-Draw and Paint`) contained in original box (damage to box); `Lustiges Einmaleins` (Funny Multiplications) game, six scenic cards with sums and answers hidden behind discs, in original box (two discs replaced) B. Dondorf Gmbh `Das schšne Buchstabenspeil` The beautiful letter game, the box forming an easel for arranging Germanic letters; a folder containing twelve woven printed paper scenes; a colouring book, all late 19th/early 20th century (5).
Lot 222
RARE O.M. HAUSSER FRENCH MARKET `AU POLE ANTARCTIQUE` ROALD AMUNDSEN`S SOUTH POLE BOARD GAME a chromolithographic four-fold colour board showing scenes of the journey, six semi-solid lead gaming pieces comprising: three Husky sledges; and three men walking on skis, two die in shaker and paper provision crates, instructions in lid, in original box, circa 1912, board, 23.1/2 x 16in. (59.5 x 40.5cm) (slight wear to box). The Danish Amundsen was the first explorer to reach the South Pole on 14th December 1911.
Lot 227
A C.C SHEPHERD `THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT` A NEW PICTURE GAME printed colour paper laid on wood, puzzle of Jack`s house with ten additional pieces representing characters in the rhyme, in original wooden box with sliding lid and instructions on inside of lid, 1890s, 19in x 15in. (48cm x 39cm), (some wear and slight paper loss, the box lid label is very discoloured and missing lower 5th).
Lot 369
AN AMERSHAM PIN CRICKET BAGATELLE BOARD, depicting a cricket game in progress, 30 x 15.1/2in. (76.2 x 38cm); a Chad Valley Cricketelle board; and a collection of cricket board games, mid 20th Century and later, jigsaw puzzles etc (a lot). Lots 362-373 are the property of Dr. Anthony Evans, retired wicket-keeper for Almondsbury Cricket Club
Lot 491
A 9CT GOLD 1981 CENTENARY F.A.CUP FINAL WINNERS MEDAL, the obverse inscribed The Football Association Challenge Cup, Winners, the rim inscribed Season 1980-81, with ring suspension. Tottenham Hotspur won the 1981 final after a replay. In the first match played on 9th May 1981, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City drew the match 1-1. In the replay played on 14th May 1981, Tottenham Hotspur defeated Manchester City 3-2. The 1981 F.A.Cup Final was indeed a memorable occasion befitting the hundredth final. Tommy Hutchinson, Manchester City`s forward scored twice in the first game, one for his own side and an equalising own goal for Tottenham Hotspur, the first man to score for both teams in a final since 1946. In the replay it was Ricky Villa who scored twice and his winning goal is arguable one of the best ever F.A.Cup final goals. Lots 491-492 relate to the playing career of Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Milija Aleksic
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