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A South Wales inlaid figured mahogany eight day longcase clock circa 1820 the four pillar rack and bell striking movement with white painted 13in Roman numeral break-arch dial with subsidiary seconds dial arched calendar aperture and signed ‘W. G. Golding’ to centre the spandrels polychrome painted with dead game beneath retriever with pheasant in mouth to arch the Bristol type case with shaped top arch pediment twist pilasters and wavy edge door to hood above short door flanked by quarter columns to trunk on chevron banded plinth base 202cm high.
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A Hardy The ‘ALMA’ big game multiplier reel the 3 1/2 inch diameter alloy reel with one piece frame and drum bulbous ebonite handle on counter balanced winding arm mounted above a five point capstan star drag adjuster rim mounted three stage sliding lever triple pillar cage and riveted foot the rear plate with dual check lever two applied alloy plaques engraved make and model details and PAT. Nos. G.B. 231100 CAN. 251334 N.Z. 53518 U.S.A.1559927 PAT. APP. for Australia in original leather case
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Grant-Rennick (Richard). Coursing The Pursuit of Game with Gazehounds first edition Standfast Press number 1 of 150 special editions numbers 1-50 containing an original signed sketch by Michael Lyne and 23 wood engravings in the slip case by Leslie Benenson. Green morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe stamped in gilt with two hounds to the upper board and a hare to the back board marbled endpapers green cloth slip case quarto; and a paperweight similarly gilt stamped on green morocco (2) This magnificent edition is also inscribed “To Michael Lyne without whose encouragement and splendid help the book would not have been contemplated let alone completed With affection and high regard Richard Grant-Rennick” The coursing scene on the cover is derived from the same group of hounds and hare in the bronzes in lot 471
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Best Anthony. (editor) Rowland Ward’s Records of Big Game fourteenth edition Ward London 1971. Maroon buckram colour frontispiece black and white illustrations octavo; Bell Walter. Bell of Africa first edition Spearman & The Holland Press London 1960. Black cloth dustjacket black and white illustrations octavo; and assorted other works many of African interest
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Holder Charles Frederick. Big Game at Sea first edition Hodder & Stoughton London 1909. Pictorial green cloth black and white illustrations octavo; Walker C.F. Brown Trout and Dry Fly first edition Seeley Service & Co. London 1955. Brown cloth dustjacket black and white plate illustrations octavo; and assorted other works of fishing interest
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An unusual Russian oak draw leaf table the extending top inlaid with a central eight point medallion and spear angles within a barber pole border supported by a traditional panelled box sub structure containing two drawers with ring handles each side carved with a geometric representation of probably an animal on turned bun columns flat stretchers and bun feet 74cm high 79cm wide 177cm fully extended probably 18th century Provenance: Originally one of a pair and by direct descent from St. George Littledale big game sportsman traveller and explorer of the Pamirs Central Asia and Tibet. Littledale lived at Wick Hill House Warfield Bracknell where in an inventory taken in February 1913 by John Barker and Co. Ltd. of Kensington are listed “Antique Russian oak and inlaid tables lift up tops fitted drawer turned columns and stretcher feet £30”
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A 48 bore bullet mould, together with a 19 bore bullet mould, a 14 bore bullet mould, a WD bullet mould, a large caliber bullet mould for a rifle, two 12 bore ball measuring tools, a composite butt cup from a sporting gun in relief with a gun-dog and hung game, two commercial powder tins Smokeless Diamond' and Curtis's and Harvey's, four brass Enfield oil bottles and a clip of spent .303 cartridges (10)
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An album containing Players cigarette cards, all sets, including ‘Footballers 1928’, ‘Footballers 1928-9’, ‘Fresh-Water Fishes [pink backs]’, ‘Game Birds and Wild Fowl’, ‘Gilbert & Sullivan, a series’, ‘History of Naval Dress’, ‘Kings and Queens of England’, ‘Military Head-Dress’, ‘Motor Cars’ and ‘Motor Cars, 2nd series’.
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Dixon, Charles, The Game Birds and Wild Fowl of the British Islands, Sheffield, Pawson and Brailsford, 1900, large 4to, xxviii 476pp, 41 coloured plates representing 56 coloured illustrations specially drawn for this edition by Charles Whymper, original pictorial boards, spine faded, edges rubbed, subscribers copy
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A Brampton brown salt glazed stoneware Game jug, in relief with dead game, greyhound loop handle, 19cm high, 19th century; a Doulton Lambeth salt glazed baluster jug, inscribed Mortlock, 466, 468 & 470 Oxford Street and 31 & 32 Orchard Street, London, 11cm high, impressed mark, late 19th century (2)
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A circa 1830 mahogany longcase clock, having a scroll pediment and twin ring turned pilasters flanking painted arched dial (width 13 inches) with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date dial signed George Steel, Chester Le Street, the arch and corners painted with hunting scenes, game and hounds, twin winding holes for a brass four pillar twin train eight day weight driven movement striking on a bell, the trunk having a shaped and crossbanded door with flame mahogany veneers, part canted corners and raised on a panelled box base on bracket feet, height 229cm
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AN OIL ON CANVAS OF DEAD GAME, depicting a days bag of Italian goose and snipe laid out at the bank side with a hammergun and with sunset drawing in, signed 'R. Giodici 1900', in a finely carved and chased oak frame, 75 1/2in. x 52in., the reverse of the frame is inscribed: 'A MIO AMICO EL CAUDILLO difensore della liberto...IL DUCE' (roughly translates to: 'To my friend El Caudillo defender of liberty, Il Duce'). A PRESENTATION PAINTING DEDICATED TO GENERAL FRANCO FROM BENITO MUSSOLINI.
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A PROMOTIONAL SHOP WINDOW MODEL OF A GAME SHOOTER IN 'BARBOUR' ATTIRE, DEERSTALKER HAT AND CARTRIDGE BELT, with a shotgun which, when activated by the electric motor gear contained within the base, is raised to the shoulder and a light bulb is initiated at the muzzle to simulate the firing of the gun.
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