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FOOTBALL, black and white photographs, inc. Wales v England 9th May 1942, showing teams before kick off in front of the stands, annotated to rear with team, foxing and some creasing, stains to back; Wales team before Wales v England game played at Wrexham Racecourse on 16th November 1932, mounted onto board, annotation to rear with team, fold to bottom edge, G, 3
Indian Mutiny 1857-59, no clasp (Lieut. G, A, H, Lillie. Attd. to. 1st. Bn. 13th. L.I.) toned, light scratches to Queen’s check on obverse, otherwise good extremely fine £500-£700 --- Provenance: George McIlroy Collection. George Arthur Howard Lillie was born in Fulham on 27 February 1831, the son of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Scott Lillie, C.B., who commanded the 7th Caçadores in the Portuguese Service during the Peninsula War (and whose medals sold in these rooms in June 1997). Nominated for the Honourable East India Company’s Army by Sir William Young, he was commissioned Ensign on 11 June 1847 and joined the 13th Bengal Native Infantry in January 1848. Promoted Lieutenant on 30 April 1851, he saw action during the Santal Rebellion in 1855, an insurgence caused by the high caste Santal people. According to the tribal leaders, this insurrection was instigated as a result of a supernatural revelations. In his work The Influence of Buddhism on Primitive Christianity, Lillie describes the the Rebellion and his role thus: ‘In India before the mutiny I was employed with a force sent to put down the rebellion of the Santals. These, a branch of the Kolarias, represent the early races that the Arya displaced. And their institutions were singularly like those of the Jews. They worshipped in “high places” rude circles of upright monoliths. They worshipped in “groves”; and on one occasion we came across a slaughtered kid still warm, that under the holy Sal tree had been sacrificed to obtain the help of Singh Bonga against us. They had, like the Jews, twelve tribes... When we met them in action a chief came forward like Goliath with gestures and shouts of defiance. Like the Jews they were stiff-necked in the conservatism.’ (The Theosophical Society by J. D. Lavoie refers). The insurgence lasted 6 months, from July 1855 to January 1856. British casualties were low. Lillie was away from his Regiment when the Great Sepoy Mutiny broke out at Lucknow on 30 May 1857, and was subsequently attached to the 13th Light Infantry as an Interpreter, being present at the Action of Azimghur on 6 April 1858: ‘Whilst serving with the little column of Lord Mark Kerr I had the honour of taking part in another severe action against my old Dinapore comrades, when Lord Mark Kerr defeated Koer Singht at Azimgurh. The poor torn colours of the 13th Light Infantry were exposed to a fire on that day, according to the Duke of Edinburgh, such as a few other English regiments have ever witnessed.’ (ibid). Lillie relinquished his commission owing to ill health on 20 December 1860. Having converted to Buddhism whilst in India, he subsequently wrote many books on Bhuddism and Indian religions. He was also an authority on the game of croquet, and in 1897 was appointed honorary Secretary for Croquet at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. He died in Kensington, London, on 28 November 1911. Sold together with a copy of The Theosophical Society, by J. D. Lavoie, in which the recipient features; and a modern reprint of An Indian Wizard, a semi-autobiographical account of the recipient’s time in India.
A lot comprising a Royal Dux figure, Royal Doulton figures Buzz Fuzz and Pickwick, an Imhof carriage clock, a Chinese mah jong set (boxed) together with instruction booklet "Directions of Playing Chinese Game of Four winds", a pair of alabaster bookends, another wooden pair, a pair modelled as dogs, a Royal Doulton Jolly Toby jug, two salt glazed stoneware gases, leather suitcase etc Condition Report:Condition report not available for this lot.
A boxed clockwork toy "Animated Playful Pup" made in Hong Kong, boxed; friction driven cartoon animal plastic mouse in box; a boxed savings bank; two boxed Merehall plastic Noah's Arks; a boxed Find Your Partner game and an unboxed small plastic Pin-Ball game, all in good and near mint condition
by A. W. Strutt, W. Foster and Stanley Wilson, some dated 1878, labelled and identified in Latin and English, mounted and framed12cm x 22cmFootnote: Note: These watercolours appear to be the original illustrations used for the three volume The Game Birds of India, Burmah and Ceylon, A.O. Hume and C.H.T. Marshall [publ.], 1879-80.
ONISHI CHINNEN ( 1792-1851) FOUR JAPANESE PRINTSDepicting a design of a woman threading a needle while another looks through a pair of glasses; a design of woman playing a game with a child; another of a kitchen scene, and one of four musicians, signed, sizes 21cm by 18cm to 25cm by 34cm (4)The kitchen scene with wormhole repairs. Some overall staining.
Franck Muller. A Limited Edition stainless steel automatic calendar wristwatch made for the testimonial of Dennis BergkampModel: Dennis Bergkamp Testimonial - IcemanReference: 8880 C DT MARCUSDate: Purchased 22nd July 2006Movement: Jewelled Cal.2800 automatic, platinum rotor segmentDial: Black, red and white luminous Arabic numerals, date aperture at 6, polished dagger hands with luminous insertsCase: Brushed and polished tonneau form, back secured by 4 screws, back inscribed '22-07-06, DB 10'Strap/Bracelet: Black Franck Muller rubberBuckle/Clasp: Signed steel buckleSigned: Case, dial & movementSize: 39mm Accompaniments: Franck Muller box, outer card, Certificate of Origin and WarrantyFootnotes:The present watch was made in a limited run of 70 pieces to commemorate the testimonial of Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp. The match, featuring current and former players for both Arsenal and Ajax, was the first game played at Arsenal's new Emirates stadium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
c.8th-7th century BC. A faience cup with a truncated conical body, waisted and decorated with a hunting scene composed of an archer hunting antlered stag and other game animals in yellow and green on a blue field. 195 grams, 10.5cm high (4"). London art market 1979. Property of a gentleman living in central London. [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.] Fine condition, chip to wall and base.
Captain W Cornwallis HarrisPORTRAITS OF THE GAME AND WILD ANIMALS OF SOUTHERN AFRICAMazoe, Rhodesia: Frank Read Press, 1976FACSIMILE REPRINT OF 1840 EDITION, LIMITED 431 of 550, SUBSCRIBER'S COPY, folio, xxxiv + vii + 175pp, frontis + 30 colour plates, quarter bound in brown morocco and khaki cloth boards, boards lightly soiled with a damp mark and a 10cm scar on back, light foxing on text pages, four plates with heavier foxingSigned by publisher and introduction by Frank BradlowPROVENANCEJürgen Witt Collection
The Hon. W. H. Drummond (Edward Hodges Illus)THE LARGE GAME AND NATURAL HISTORY OF SOUTH AND SOUTH-EAST AFRICASalisbury: The Pioneer Head, 1972 (Heritage Series Volume 4)COLLECTORS? EDITION #13 of 90 of 1000, FACSIMILE REPRINT of 1875 edition, 8vo, xxi + 428pp, frontis + 13 plates + one map, quarter green morocco with green cloth and gilt, top edge gilt, slipcase, spine toned, light wear to slipcasePROVENANCEJürgen Witt Collection
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