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˜A GERMAN IVORY-MOUNTED HUNTING SWORD, LATE 18TH CENTURY AND ANOTHER, MID-18TH CENTURY the first with curved blade double-edged towards the point and formed with a long fuller, gilt-brass hilt cast and chased in low relief (repairs), comprising down-turned shell-guard decorated with a dragon subdued by a lion within a foliate frame and with a scallop shell at the base, slightly down-turned quillon with grotesque terminal, quillon-block decorated with an issuant mask on the front and a further mask on the reverse, knuckle-guard decorated with a further foliate mask and terminating in a serpent head, and swelling ivory grip carved with a woodland boar hunting scene in low relief; and the second with tapering slender blade etched with scenes from the chase, brass hilt cast in low relief, including down-turned shell-guard decorated with a stag in a woodland, a pair of short recurved quillons, and later cap pommel, and spirally carved ivory grip the first: 62.0 cm; 24 3/8 in blade (2)

˜A COMPOSITE GERMAN IVORY-MOUNTED HUNTING SHORTSWORD, 19TH CENTURY with earlier robust curved blade double-edged at the point, inscribed with the spurious date '1414' and engraved with scrolls on each face at the forte, gilt-brass hilt comprising a pair of vertically recurved quillons decorated with foliage and with monsterhead terminals, down-turned shell-guard decorated with a grotesque mask issuant with foliage and fruit, and finely carved ivory grip decorated with a crowned hound mask on a ground of rococo shells, a trophy-of-hunting above and a stag set upon by a hound, in its leather-covered scabbard with brass mounts 35.5 cm; 14 in blade

A SET OF SEVEN IMPLEMENTS FOR GARDENING OR HUNTING IN THE FRENCH STYLE OF THE SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY, 19TH/20TH CENTURY comprising two hand bills of differing size, a further small bill with attenuated point, hand-saw, and small axe each etched beneath a gilt wash with a panel of scrollwork on the blade, moulded gilt-brass ferrules and pommels and each fitted with a pair of engraved bone grip-scales retained by brass rivets; together with a bodkin and hammer of plain turned steel 34.8 cm; 13 3/4 in overall (7) See Blair 1974 pp. 450-452.

A .700 CALIBRE AUSTRIAN FLINTLOCK SPORTING RIFLE BY FLUNCK IN ST PÖLTEN, CIRCA 1760-70 with signed rebrowned octagonal swamped sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves, fitted with associated brass back-sight and stamped with the barrelsmith's mark, a lion statant, its front paw on an orb above the initials 'E.F.', signed bevelled lock engraved with stag hunting scenes, fitted with engraved cock, steel and bridle (rubbed, top-jaw replaced), double set trigger, full stock carved with scrolls about the rear ramrod-pipe, the tang and over the butt, the latter with raised cheek-piece on the left and patchbox with sliding cover on the right (butt repaired), engraved brass mounts including solid side-plate decorated with a boar-hunting scene, trigger-guard, butt-cap and vacant escutcheon, three ramrod-pipes, horn fore-end cap and horn-tipped wooden ramrod 72.0 cm; 28 3/8 in barrel The maker's mark is not recorded in Støckel.

AN AUSTRIAN HUNTING BALDRICK (GALABANDELIER) FOR THE COURT HUNT OF FERDINAND IV, GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY, LATE 19TH CENTURY in the German taste, of green patent leather faced with gilt silver wire lace, with elaborate full German silver mounts in the manner of the rococo revival, including a large stag's head boss cast in the round joined to the Grand Ducal Arms by three chains, a further boss decorated with a stag set upon by a hound, and the two terminal plates decorated en suite 88.5 cm; 34 7/8 in overall

AN ITALIAN LARGE HUNTING DAGGER, SECOND HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY, SARDINIA OR NAPLES with broad blade formed with a clipped-back point, formed with a pair of slender fullers on each face chiselled with a running pattern of foliage issuant from a lion and a bird-of-prey on the respective faces and a further panel with opposing beasts on each face of the forte, moulded iron hilt ferrule, horn grip-scales inlaid with a figure and foliage in engraved German silver on each face, and a further engraved German silver ferrule at the base 28.2 cm; 11 1/8 in blade

˜A GERMAN IVORY-MOUNTED HUNTING SWORD, LAST QUARTER OF THE 18TH CENTURY with tapering blade doubled-edged towards the tip, iron hilt including knuckle-guard interrupted by a globular moulding, quillon and cap pommel, ivory grip carved with a woodland hunting scene involving a stag set upon by a hound and a hunter (small age cracks), in its scabbard faced at the front with large ivory plaques carved with scrolling foliage in low relief, including scenes from the chase at the top and bottom and the central panel with a fish attacked by a swan (small age cracks), and small iron chape 58.8 cm; 23 1/8 in blade

A FINE GERMAN ETCHED PART ARMOUR WITH ETCHED DECORATION, DATED 1580, NUREMBURG comprising burgonet with one-piece skull rising to a high roped comb (showing slight delamination at its apex) and boxed to either side of it, fitted at its nape with tapering plume-holder and neck-guard of one lame at its the front with a pointed peak (cracked at its tip), struck at its left with the Nuremburg town mark and an armourer's mark, a crested close helmet in profile, and fitted at its left side with a single hinged cheek-piece (that of the right missing), collar formed of three lames front and rear, the lowest in each case deeper than the rest, opening at the right and hinged at the left, the lowest front plate struck with two marks en suite with those of the burgonet, fitted with an integral spaudler of six lames at the right and two (originally six) at the left; and backplate formed of a mainplate, well shaped to the shoulders and boxed at each side, stamped with two marks en suite with those of the burgonet, fitted at its lower edge with a waist lame flanged outwards to receive a culet of a single lame; decorated throughout at its main edges throughout with finely-roped inward turns and accompanying recessed borders, etched with two differing classical battle scenes on each side of the burgonet's comb, with detailed trophies-of-arms and trophies-of-hunting, cornucopia and foliage in a panel to either side of the comb, three diverging bands on the collar and the backplate and a single central band on the spaudlers, the rear plate of the collar and the backplate each including a dated scrollwork panel surmounted by an elaborate trophy-of-arms, further designs of trophies-of-arms and foliage in the borders at the main edges, the secondary edges decorated with panels of conventional foliage, all against a finely stippled previously blackened ground, and accompanied throughout by delicately engrailed borders (areas of light pitting) the burgonet 31.0 cm; 12 1/8 in high (3) The same mark appears, along with the Nuremburg town mark, on a morion acquired in Eisenach in 1889, now preserved at Hallwyl House, Stockholm. See Claudelin 1928, pp. 14-15 no. F3.

A HUNTING SWORD IN GERMAN LATE 16TH CENTURY STYLE, 19TH CENTURY with tapering double-edged blade struck with three shield-shaped marks on one face, iron hilt comprising down-turned scalloped guard, quillon with ovoid terminal fitted with a flower-shaped washer on each face, knuckle-guard with a central foliate washer, and the upper portion of the grip fitted with a pair of imitation staghorn grip-scales retained by three iron rivets with fluted heads, in its iron-mounted wooden scabbard fitted with band with a large ring for suspension 67.5 cm; 26 5/8 in blade

˜A COMPOSITE GERMAN IVORY-MOUNTED HUNTING SWORD, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY with curved single-edged blade etched and gilt on a blued panel (faded) over the lower portion with a figure beneath a canopy, a sun-in-splendour and a trophy-of-arms, the forte with Solingen 'extra fin' inscription, gilt brass hilt with down-turned shell decorated with the three fleur-de-lys within a wreath carried by a trophy-of-arms and carved ivory grip formed as a warrior head, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with gilt-brass mounts comprising chape, locket and middle-band, the latter two each with a ring for suspension 52.7 cm; 20 3/4 in blade

˜TWO AUSTRIAN HUNTING SWORDS, CIRCA 1780 with curved blades double-edged towards a clipped-back point, etched on each side with a pandur in contemporary dress and the inscription 'Vivat Pandur', brass hilts cast in relief, each with moulded slightly recurved quillons, shell-guard, one formed as a bird of prey, and shaped grips fitted with a pair of ivory grip-scales each retained by three rivets with pairs of domed brass caps 44.5 cm; 17 1/2 in and 43.2 cm; 17 in blades (2)

TWO ITALIAN HUNTING DAGGERS, SECOND HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY, SARDINIA OR NAPLES the first with tapering double-edged fullered blade, chiselled on one face of the forte with a reclining beast and engraved with foliage on the other, iron hilt comprising recurved cross-guard and fluted cap pommel, grip formed of contrasting discs of horn and bone; the second with curved blade from a hunting sword formed with a clipped-back point, and carved horn grip inlaid with engraved brass panels the first: 22.0 cm; 8 5/8 in blade (2)

A HUNTING DAGGER IN SAXON 16TH CENTURY STYLE, 19TH CENTURY with robust single-edged blade, perhaps earlier, struck with three cross marks on one face, iron hilt including thumb-ring, and a pair of imitation staghorn grip-scales retained by five iron rivets with large domed brass washers 22.3 cm; 8 3/4 in blade

˜A FRENCH IVORY-AND SILVER-MOUNTED COMBINED HUNTING KNIFE AND PLUG BAYONET, THIRD QUARTER OF THE 18TH CENTURY with tapering blade double-edged towards the point, etched and gilt with scrolls on a blued panel at the forte (small losses), slender tang threaded at the base for the reversible plug-grip, moulded silver hilt comprising cross-piece with scrolling terminals (marks rubbed, probably Paris small charge mark for 1768-74), engraved pommel, and carved ivory plug-grip spirally bound with plaited silver wire, and with an engraved ferrule at the base, in a contemporary silver-mounted leather scabbard (small dents, locket button missing) 32.3 cm; 12 3/4 in blade A similar example with ebony grip was sold in this room, 28th June 2017, lot 259.

AN AUSTRIAN OR BOHEMIAN HUNTING BALDRICK (GALABANDELIER) FOR THE COURT HUNT OF PRINCE KINSKY, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY of green velvet faced with silver wire lace, with elaborate full German silver mounts in the manner of the rococo revival, including a large stag's head boss cast in the round joined to the arms of the Princes Kinsky by three chains, a further boss and two terminal plates all decorated with the arms en suite 80.5 cm; 31 3/4 in overall

A GERMAN HUNTING SWORD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY with polished steel blade double-edged towards the point, and with maker's mark of 'W.K. & C' at the forte, gilt-brass hilt cast in low relief, including down-turned shell-guard decorated with a hound in pursuit of a stag, a pair of quillons with hound's mask terminals, lion head pommel, and natural staghorn grip, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with large gilt-brass mounts en suite, complete with its matching accompanying knife and bullion sword knot 50.3 cm; 19 3/4 in blade

WILHELM II: (1859-1941) German Emperor & King of Prussia 1888-1918. A good D.S., Wilhelm R, a large and bold ink signature, one page, folio, Rominten, 28th September 1904. The attractive partially printed document, in German, (untranslated), bearing the large and flourish printed heading of “Wilhelm Kaiser of Germany and King of Prussia”, relates to an officer´s appointment, Adolf Schreiber. Signed at the foot by the Kaiser alongside a large and attractive blind embossed Royal seal. Countersigned. With blank integral leaf. VG Rominten, today Krasnolesye, is situated near Kaliningrad in Russia, close to the border with Poland. The village goes back to a hunting lodge in the 16th century. The village later became a hunting place for Prince Elector Friedrich Wilhelm I. The region was elevated to an Imperial Court Hunting District by German Emperor Wilhelm II in 1890. The Emperor's Rominten´s Hunting Lodge was built in 1891. After World War I Rominten remained a state hunting district, while the Lodge remained Wilhelm's private property. In September 1933 Wilhelm refused to allow Hermann Goring to stay in the lodge, subsequently Goring built his Reichsjagerhof Rominten. After Wilhelm's death Goring forced the heirs to sell the Lodge to himself. Göring used the new structure until the arrival of the Red Army in 1944.

WALEWSKI ALEXANDRE: (1810-1868) Alexandre Florian Colonna-Walewsli. Polish and French Politician and Diplomat. Alexandre Walewski is widely recognized to be the illegitimate son of Napoleon I by his mistress Countess Marie Walewska. A good A.L.S., `A. Walewski´, two pages, 8vo, [Paris], n.d., `20th´ [1862-63], to a Viscount, in French. At the time of the present letter, Walewski was Minister of fine Arts under his cousin´s, Napoleon III, government. The letter bears a very attractive crowned gilt monogramme with a capital "W" to the heading. Waleswski states `I am quite upset my dear Viscount because I cannot accept your kind invitation for Sunday. I had already promised M. de Rothschild to go hunting to Ferrieres that same day, and I do not even know if I´ll be able to go having right now work which holds me in Paris.´ With blank integral leaf. About EXJames Mayer de Rotschild (1792-1868) Baron de Rotschild. German-French Banker. Ferrieres-en-brie is a commune in the Ile de France region.

FAULKNER WILLIAM: (1897-1962) American Writer, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1949. Autograph Telegram Signed, BILL, in capital letters, one page, oblong 8vo, Paris, n.d. (c.1955?), to Howard Hawks in Cairo, Egypt. The partially printed telegram is neatly completed in ink by Faulkner, entirely in capital letters, and states, in full, 'Booked N.Y. 19 April unless I hear from you. Of course will stay here on call or meet you at need if notified tel no.' The writer has also penned his name ('WILLIAM FAULKNER') in ink at the base, along with his address at the Hotel de Beaujolais in Paris. A rare autograph with an interesting association. A couple of very small, extremely minor tears to the edges, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG Howard Hawks (1896-1977) American Film Director, Academy Award winner. Hawks employed Faulkner as a screenwriter in Hollywood, and the two men became friends, sharing a passion for drinking and hunting. Indeed, Hawks' brother, the American film producer William Hawks (1901-1969), became Faulkner's Hollywood agent and the writer himself conducted an affair with Meta Carpenter, Hawks' secretary and script girl. In 1955 Hawks produced and directed the epic film Land of the Pharaohs starring Jack Hawkins and Joan Collins. Much of the film was shot on location in Egypt, and the present telegram most likely dates from the time of filming. The movie was Hawks' final collaboration with Faulkner before the author's death.

KOLLONTAI ALEXANDRA: (1872-1952) Russian Communist Revolutionary. A member of the Mensheviks first, and further Bolshevik Party, she was one of the first and few women appointed as Soviet Ambassador. Rare T.L.S., `A.Kollontay´, two pages, 4to, Oslo, 17th February 1925, in Cyrillic. Signed by Alexandra Kollontai in her capacity as Plenipotentiary Minister of the U.S.S.R to Norway. The letter bearing the printed heading, in French and Cyrillic, of the U.S.S.R legation in Norway, is a license approval stating in part `..is hereby authorized for sea-hunting in the territorial waters of Russia on the North cost of European Russia from the Finnish frontier up to Novaya Zemlya along the seaside of the continent and islands, except water zone of the White Sea, south of the Orlovsky Light-house and Cape Kanushin line, where the hunting is forbidden.´, further saying `This certificate is issued on the basis of the contract agreement signed by the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics with the "Aaalesund Navigation Union, group of seal hunters", and ratified by the Council of Peoples' Commissars on 16th December 1924.´ Also bearing two countersignatures beneath Kollontai´s one, and alongside a C.C.C.P. ink stamp. Four binder holes to the left border with very small area of paper loss around them, none affecting the text or signatures. G

A 20th Century watercolour of a hunting scene, by Aubrey Ramus (a.k.a F. E. Jamieson)(British 1895-1950) signed l r, framed and glazed, 30 x 45cm

Postcards, Animals, a modern album containing approx. 70 cards depicting horses, all illustrated. Inc. Harry Payne (3), GSB (Famous Racehorses Tuck published no 3494) (set 6), Tuck Steeplechasing, 'On the Land' Tuck 3183 (set 6), various hunting scenes and Tuck published oilette no 9514 'Rural Life' (set 6) (gd/vg)

Postcards Advertising, a selection of 6 Viscan adverts for 'The Food for Dogs' manufactured by Walker, Harrison & Garthwaite. All cards illustrated with hunting scenes (gd)

Cigarette & trade cards, large accumulation of sets, part sets & odds, many different manufacturers & series inc. BAT Famous Footballers, Pattreiouex Sporting Events & Stars, Mitchell's Clan Tartans, Old Sporting Prints, Famous Scots, Franklyn Davey Hunting, Boguslavsky Sports Records, Lambert & Butler Pirates & Highwaymen, Famous British Airmen & Airwomen, UTC (South Africa) Boy Scout & Girl Guide Badges, CWS Boy Scout Badges, Chix Famous Footballers, a few A&BC Gum & Barratt's cards etc. Also noted several Cavenders, Millhoff, Carreras Black issues. (approx. 2/3,000, some duplication) (a few fair, mainly gd)

Sheet Music Scores and Covers, attractive scores dating from the late 19th/early 20thC, subjects include police, croquet, picnic, fox hunting, circus, fashion, parrots, Amy Johnson, Felix The Cat, Black & White Minstrels etc. (fair/gd) (20)

Photographs, 250+ mostly 20thC images including many press photographs, subjects include Royalty, social history, military, transport, fox hunting, nursing, shooting, sports teams, agriculture, weddings, police, boxing, fancy dress etc. (fair/gd) (250+)

Rowlands, after, The Result of Purchasing A Blind Horse, Doctor Syntax, setting out on his second Tour, Dr Syntax with the Skimmington Riders, The Garden Trio, A Noble Hunting Party, Dr Syntax Painting a Portrait, coloured engraving, 13.5cm x 21cm, framed (6)

An Indian silver circular bowl, chased in high relief with a hunting scene, 11cm diam, c.1900, 4.75oz

A 19th century gentleman's birch rounded cigar case and cover, decorated with a fox hunting scene, push-cover, 13.5cm long, c. 1860

Indian/Persian SchoolA pair, Equestrian Hunting Sceneswatercolour and gouache, 14cm x 24cm

An 18th century Chinese Export porcelain eight-setting tea service, comprising a large saucer dish, a flared basin and tea bowls and saucers, painted in polychrome enamels with men and boys hunting, the borders with iron red stylized bats, birds and waterfowl, the saucer dish 20cm diam, Qianlong reign, c. 1780

Greetings Cards, 40 cards late 19th to mid 20thC to include die cut, embossed, deckle edged, ribbon tied, mechanical. Subjects include military, anthropomorphic, fox hunting, Tom Browne art etc. (gen gd) (40)

Postcards, a box containing 650+ cards published by Peacock Autochrom 'The Pictorial Stationery Co Ltd' London. The Peacock Series in numerical order numbered 1801-2801-end. All coloured UK views, street scenes, shipping, ethnic, multi-views, hunting, buildings, shopping arcade etc (mixed condition, fair/gd)

The Complete Encyclopaedia of Hunting Rifles - A comprehensive guide to Shotguns and other Game guns from around the world. Written by A.E. Hartink ISBN: 90-366-1588-7

A group of various British Heritage Collection reproduction white Parian jugs, each embossed with different scenes to include hunting scenes, garden flowers, song thrush, soldiers and lovers, etc, height of largest 11cm (12).

The Badminton Library; eighteen volumes covering subjects to include shooting, hunting, yachting, athletics, cricket, big game shooting, racing, mountaineering, the poetry of sport, figure skating, curling, golf, billiards, athletics and football, driving, riding polo, tennis, fencing, boxing and wrestling (18). CONDITION REPORT Dusty, some books are coming away from their spines. In long term attic-stored condition.

A collection of 19th century stoneware Jugs, flagons, jars, mixing bowl etc to include a 19th century Doulton tavern jug with an applied hunting scene and a pottery strainer and a chamber pot (11).

Carl's (David Wenham) bullet box from Stephen Sommers' fantasy-adventure film Van Helsing. The Vatican Secret Order armoury was well stocked with vampire-hunting devices and gear, including bullet boxes seen on a workbench as Carl handed Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) a variety of items to take to Transylvania. The box is made of black leather, with an embossed circular emblem featuring the text "H.R.C.C, 12, 12, Nitrate" decorating the lid. Two rows of faux-silver resin bullets are affixed to the exterior with loops. Housed within the box are 12 "holy water" bullets, all comprising a tarnished metal base, a clear resin body and a studded tip. The exterior of the box exhibits minor wear, and the resin on some of the interior bullets has cracked. Dimensions (box): 12.5 cm x 14 cm x 8 cm (5" x 5 1/2" x 3 1/4"); (each bullet): 2 cm x 2 cm x 6 cm (3/4" x 3/4" x 2 1/2")Estimate: £400 - 600 M

Gerry Lane's (Brad Pitt) stunt hunting rifle from Marc Forster's zombie film World War Z. Lane found the weapon in an abandoned RV, and used it to fight off pursuing zombies while trying to escape Philadelphia. The weapon is a stunt version of a Remington Model 700 rifle, made of hardened rubber and hand-painted to have a realistic finish. It shows some wear from production use, including scuffing, scratches and wear to the paintwork. Part of the rubber has cracked around the front of the sight, there is some adhesive residue, and there is a small amount of silver paint transference on the buttstock. Dimensions: 105 cm x 8.5 cm x 17 cm (41 1/4" x 3 1/2" x 6 3/4")Restricted ownership; see replica firearm notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £800 - 1,200 M

A large Bowie knife, blade 10½” etched “Siege of the Alamo 1836 Col Jim Bowies last stand”, rosewood grip, in its black leather sheath; a sheath knife with embossed metal handle, blade 6" marked “J Nowill and Sons Sheffield” in leather sheath; a large hunting knife, blade 8" marked “Cox”. VGC (3) £30-40

2 fishermens” knives in sheaths; a hunting knife with goat's hoof grip; 2 similar with carved hoof grips; 7 other small hunting knives. £40-50

A gold split pearl brooch, in the form of a hunting horn, with pin and 'C' catch. Tested as approximately 15ct gold, with 9ct gold pin. 27mm long, 3.03gCondition report:End of pin slightly bent.Minor surface marks/scratches/tarnish to metal.

A group of gold equestrian brooches, to include a fox head with cabochon ruby eyes, marked 18ct, applied to the centre of a riding crop stock pin, marked PT & 15ct, 60mm long, 5.51g, a horse with cabochon sapphire eye, tested as approximately 18ct gold, applied to the centre of a bar brooch, tested as approximately 15ct gold, 4.09g, anda hunting horn bar brooch, the horn tested as approximately 15ct gold and platinum, the bar as approximately 9ct gold, 1.81g (3)Condition report: Overall good condition.Very minor surface marks/scratches to brooches, commensurate with age.Pin to horn brooch very slightly bent.

A Pair of Virtually New and Unused Hunting Knives in Cloth Scabbards, 27cm Long

A Set of Three Royal Crown Derby T Goode and Co, Hunting Pattern Breakfast Cups and Saucers

A novelty pig vesta case and a vesta case with hunting scene

A framed pen and ink drawing depicting a hunting scene, late 19th Century, signed E.B. Herberte, (1857-1893), frame 18.5cm x 23.5cm, and one other framed print

R Stone Hunting scenes signed, oil on panel, a set of three 14cm x 29cm in ornate gilt frames.

A copy of Lewis Carroll 'The Hunting of The Snark an Agony in Eight Fits', illustrated by Mervyn Peake, 1941, original bindings, together with a copy of R.D. 'Less Eminent Victorians', 1927, bound in orange cloth with original book cover (2)

SET OF FOUR REPRODUCTION HUNTING PRINTS

A George V silver octagonal trinket box, engraved with Pegasus hunting scenes, Goldsmith & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1911, 94mm, on four scroll feet.CONDITION: Decoration a little tired in places. One foot slightly pushed inwards. Hallmarks clear.

COPPER AND BRASS ETC, to include a arts and crafts rectangular tray with a sunburst design, copper kettles, brass bell missing clapper, brass plate, miniature hunting horns, J.J.Siddons weighing scales, Airlyne Home rug maker etc

HUNTING RELATED PICTURES , comprising Henry Frederick Lucas - Lucas sketch of hunting dogs, initialled and dated 16/3/79, size approximately 18cm x 53cm, a Christmas hunt scene 'A Happy Christmas' monogrammed and dated 1921, oil on board, size 12cm x 20cm, J Pollard print 'The Aylesbury Grand Steeple Chase' published March 1836, John King limited edition reproduction Cecil Aldin print and a print of hunting centres - Atherstone (6)   Condition Report  We suspected it may be a Lucas-Lucas but could not find another picture with the same monogramme    

A pair of Denby two tone stoneware hunting mugs, 11 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: These mugs are in good condition with no cracks or chips apparent.

A group of 8 Bilston & Battersea enamelled boxes two in the form of an egg each with various designs including Christmas, Hunting, Easter & Wildlife. CONDITION REPORT: One hunting theme box having chips to the rim, the remainder generally good condition and retaining there original boxes, apart from one.

A group of fifteen 19th century milk jugs, various moulded shapes and designs to include copper lustre, a Doulton Lambeth stoneware hunting jug and a good 19th century foliate decorated on mazarine blue ground and gilt cream jug, a white onion pattern cream jug and a blue and white fluted baluster cream jug with indistinct motto. CONDITION REPORT: Generally good condition, the Doulton Lambeth jug has a chip to its rim, some wear to the gilded jugs and minor chips to the copper lustre jugs.

Three Bossons wall plaques: to include African tribeman, solider and hunting scene (3)

A set of four humorous coloured hunting print caricatures published by Humphreys of London - 'Hounds Finding', 'Hounds in Full Cry', 'Coming In At The Death' & 'Hounds Throwing Off' - 'Js. Gy Fecit', 10" x 14".

An Elizabeth II Silver and Enamel Circular Compact, by Garrad & Co. Ltd, London 1961, the lid enamelled with hunting scene of horse and hounds and with engine turned back, 3.5ins diameter, gross weight 4.1ozs

A Massive London Stoneware Tavern Mug, Circa 1730, possibly Factory 'B', Fulham, sprigged in relief with a hunting scene, sign of a coach and horses, rosettes, palm trees and cottages, the upper half with brown dip glaze, 8ins high Note: A similar example dated 1727 sold at Bonhams (London) - 8th December 2004 - Lot 222