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Lot 1150
A late 19th Century gilt, Brass and spelter figural Mantel Clock, the drum case flanked by a boy hunter with game, on a naturalistic base, with “C” scroll and foliate base, to a beaded bezel enclosing a 3” Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel quatrefoil hands, to a circular Brass movement, with back mounted count wheel and anchor escapement, strike on a bell, the whole raised on a plaster gilt shaped base, height 11 ½”
Lot 18
THE BADMINTON LIBRARY, H. CHOLMONDELEY-PENNELL "Fishing, Salmon & Trout", a limited edition copy on large paper No'd 42/50, published Longmans, Green & Co., London 1885, THE BADMINTON LIBRARY, H. CHOLMONDELEY-PENNELL "Fishing, Pike & Other Coarse Fish", a limited edition copy on large paper No'd 223/250, published by Longmans, Green & Co., London 1885, BRIAN VESEY-FITZGERALD & FRANCESCA LAMONTE "Game Fish of the World", "The 4th Angling Times Book", NEGLEY FARSON & C.F. TUNNICLIFFE "Going Fishing", H.E. CAREY "One River", "The Angling Times Book Volume 1", and A.St.J. MACDONALD "Circumventing the Mahseer and other sporting fish in India and Burma"
Lot 101A
BUCKLEY (G.B.-FRESH LIGHT ON 18TH CENTURY CRICKET, Cotterell & Co, 1935, b/w frontis of a game of cricket in the White Conduit Fields, light spotting, orig. buckram; Gale (Frederick)-The Game of Cricket, Swan Sonnenschein 1888, 2nd Ed. portrait frontis, orig. printed boards, Sellotape repairs to spine; Pentelow (J.N.)-England V. Australia-The Story of the Test Matches, Arrowsmith (Bristol) 1895, orig. wraps stained, lacking most of spine; FRY(C.B.)-CRICKET (BATSMANSHIP), London 1912, 32 b/w photographic plates, orig. red cloth, gt. lettering to spine, sunned (4)
Lot 105
SUTCLIFFE (HERBERT)-FOR ENGLAND AND YORKSHIRE, 1st Ed. Edward Arnold 1935, portrait frontis, dedication to J. M. Kilburn from the author on front free end paper, orig. green cloth; WOODS (S.M.J.)-MY REMINISCENCES Chapman & Hall 1925, portrait frontis with facsimile signature, orig. blue cloth; NOBLE (M.A.)-THE GAME”S THE THING, Cassell 1926, portrait frontis of J. M. Gregory, 8 b/w photographic plates, orig. green cloth; Hobbs (Jack)-Playing For England! My Test Cricket Story, Gollancz 1931, portrait frontis, seven further plates, orig. red cloth
Lot 111
READ (W.W.)-ANNALS OF CRICKET, A RECORD OF THE GAME COMPLIED FROM AUTHENTIC SOURCES, intro. by John Shuter, 1st Ed. Sampson low, Marston & Co 1896, portrait frontis & 26 b/w illustrated plates, t.e.g. deckle, limited edition of 250 (un-numbered and unsigned), orig. quarter vellum dk. green cloth, spine soiled. See illustration
Lot 146
PARK (WILLIAM JUN.)-THE GAME OF GOLF 3rd Ed., Longmans 1896, numerous b/w illustration, orig green pictoral cloth, slightly faded and bruised corners; JONES (ROBERT T) & KEELER (O B)-DOWN THE FAIRWAY 1st Ed. Allen & Unwin 1927, portrait frontis and numerous b/w photographic illustrations, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering (2)
Lot 579
James C. Tarr (British, 1905-1996) A Game of Badminton in High Summer signed lower left "James Tarr" oil on board 23 x 34cm Jack Tarr was a near contemporary of Bawden and Ravilious at the Royal College of Art. After leaving college he became Painting Master at the Gloucester School of Art, and painted many good watercolours of the Gloucestershire countryside and had a number shown at the Royal Academy. He later succeeded Stanley Lewis, ARCA, MBE (b.1905) as Principal of the Newport School of Art.
Lot 26
A Minton majolica oval game pie dish and cover, designed as a two handled wicker basket with oak leaves, the cover in the form of game lying on ferns, the interior glazed in turquoise, 17cm h, c1875 ++Cover - chip to the tip of one bird's wing. Dish - broken and with old over-painted restoration. One foot built up but of fine appearance
Lot 20
A canteen of cutlery, for twelve settings by Viners of Sheffield in Dubarry pattern, comprising soup, dessert, grapefruit, tea and coffee spoons, dinner, dessert, fish and hors d'oeuvres knives and forks, six table spoons, two fruit spoons, two sauce and one soup ladle, a meat and game carving set, pair of fish servers and a bread knife, Sheffield 1963/64, 146.7ozs, contained in a mahogany bow fronted cabinet with hinged lid and frieze drawer on four square tapering fluted legs and spade feet, 31" wide
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