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Click here to subscribeCharles Johnson Payne, called "Snaffles" (1884-1967) "Getting Cantankerous", Two English Gentlemen on Horseback Hunting a Wild Boar, Signed artist's proof, also inscribed with the title and bearing the "Snaffle bit" blindstamp, coloured reproduction, 44.5cm by 66cm (17 1/2in by 26in) *Provenance. With Ryman & Co Ltd, Fine Art Dealers, 13 High Street, Oxford
Jonathan Armigel Wade (20th century contemporary) "The Dream", a Hunting Scene, with Figures on Horseback and Hounds Nearby, a Fox in the Foreground Signed, also inscribed with the title of the work and the artist's name on his original label verso, oil on board, 30.5cm by 82cm (12in by 32 1/4in)
Lionel Dalhousie Robertson Edwards R.I., R.C.A. (1878-1966) Hunting Scene with a Huntsman on a Brown Hunter in the Foreground, a Lady on a Grey Horse Nearby and Other Riders and Hounds in the Distance, possible a Scene on Exmoor, Devon, Signed and dated "1937", oil on canvas, 61cm by 81cm (24in by 32in)
A Silver Gilt Mounted Whip "Won at Monifieth, 29th July 1840", the plaited stem with engine turned finial encirculed by oak leaves inscribed "Won at Monifieth, 29 July 1840, by Mr T O Powrie's, Pony Rob Roy", a similarly decorated ferrule engraved with a hunting horn crest and the legend "Vespere et Mane" (In the Evening and the Morning), maker's mark "WF" and inscribed "Thorn. Maker, 185 Regent St, duty head and lion passant mark only, probably London, 89.2cm long
Two Bohemian goblets, 19th Century, one engraved with a bear-hunting scene, the other with five yellow panels engraved with deer and initials, slight chips to foot, three later glasses engraved with deer and a hare, and two tall red and yellow glasses, engraved with animals, buildings and foliage (7)
Nimrod, [Apperley, Charles James] - Memoirs of the Life of the Late John Mytton, Esq, of Halston, Shopshire, formerly MP for Shrewsbury, High Sheriff for the Counties of Salop and Merioneth and Major of the North Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry; with notices of his hunting, shooting, driving, racing, eccentric and extravagant exploits: London, Rudolph Ackerman, 1837, 18 aquatint col plates by Alken & Rawlins, 2nd edn, reprinted with Considerable Additions from the New Sporting Magazine, orig plain patterned cloth binding, gilt
John Gregory King (1929 - ), "Fernie" depicted four studies of hounds to include 'Forester 1966', 'Painter 1965', 'Cracker 1965' and 'Banker 1966', signed, inscribed and dated 1969, watercolour over pencil, 32 x 47cm.; 12.5 x 18.5in. * He was strongly influenced by the sporting artist Lionel Edwards and although brought up to farm, he began to draw and paint from an early age. A founder member of the Society of Equestrian Artists, King has had many exhibitions and his hunting and polo pictures have been reproduced as prints and illustrations for numerous books and magazines.
A Meissen figural snuff bottle, circa 1755, modelled by J.J. Kaendler, the gallant dressed in hunting attire putting his game in the pouch at his side, a small dagger hanging from his belt, his head mounted with a gold stopper, crossed swords in underglaze-blue, incised mark, 8cm, 3.125in, some damage and restoration, rifle on his right missing, (2), For a similar example see R.Ruckert, Meissener Porzellan, 1710-1810, cat.no.927
THREE 19TH-CENTURY GLASS "RUMMERS" the bowls of tapering ogee form, two having engraved fruiting-vine decoration above lozenge faceting, one on balustroid stem the other on plain stem with annular knop, the third engraved with a fox-hunting scene frieze, on balustroid stem, all on plain circular feet, 14cm to 15.5cm, (5.5in to 6in) high (3)
THIS AND THE FOLLOWING LOTS ARE THE SECOND PART OF A PRIVATELY-CONSIGNED SINGLE-OWNER COLLECTION OF FOX-HUNTING CARICATURES BY "WILK", (John William (Bill) Wilkinson), (1906-1994), the first half dispersed at our 6th April 2005 sale: "IF HITLER COMES" or "ONE DICTATOR TO ANOTHER" "Little Hitler" asking the Fuhrer for "Tuppence", ink and grey monochrome wash, signed lower left, 25cm x 35.5cm, (10in x 14in), framed under glass
"Wilk", (John William (Bill) Wilkinson), (1906-1994) JOHNNIE RICHARDSON AND MARGARET THATCHER, the pair raising a glass, the Prime Minister reassuring the huntsman "Don't worry Johnnie your hunting is safe with us", witnessed by hounds and foxes (from the safety of a window ledge), ink and watercolour, signed and dated 1989 lower right, inscribed "M. Thatcher after Trog" beneath, 34cm x 45cm, (13.4in x 17.7in), framed under glass
A white metal crescent shaped hip flask, with hinged screw down cup, bearing an inscription 'For the Rev E.T. Murray of Bourton on the Hill' (Gloucestershire), 9cm (3 1/2in), an Asprey & Co silver plated hunting sandwich tin with gilt interior, a silver plate and cow's horn saddle flask, and a pewter flask
A Spode Indian Sporting series well-and-tree meat dish, printed in blue with 'Hunting a Leopard' within the usual series border, 52.75cm long, printed title mark and printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1815-25 (cracked) See Drakard & Holdway pages 904-1 for a similar dish together with the original source engraving
Three small jugs, a toy cream jug of circular shape with flaring spout printed in blue with a rural scene featuring a cottage and cart, 7.75cm high, unmarked, circa 1820-30; another toy creamer of ornate lobed shape printed in blue with a sheet foliage design, 7.25cm high, unmarked, circa 1840-50; and a small Dutch shape stoneware jug sprigged with a standard hunting scene on a blue ground, 7.5cm high, unmarked, circa 1815-30. See True Blue, case 12/7, for a covered pot which matches the first creamer in this lot, possibly Glamorgan Pottery, Swansea
An early 19th century French Empire ormolu mounted ebonised eight-day portico mantel clock, the outside countwheel bell-striking movement with engine-turned silvered Roman numeral dial within acanthus cast gilt bezel and with swinging cherub pendulum, the case with gilt hunting hound surmount over laurel and feather cast mounted entablature supported on four embellished Doric columns with gilt capitals and bases, on plinth base with conforming mount and compressed bun feet, 58cm high.
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