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Lot 146
A Large Modern Painted Figure of a Hunting Group, Modelled as a horse and huntsman with two dogs, raised on an ebonised plinth base, 49cm highCondition reportModel is modern and resin made, small repair to one of the hounds, dimensions are 18.5 inches high, 18 inches log and 8.5 inches deep.
Lot 727
Nine (9) Movie Posters Includes 'Firefox' 1982 UK Quad (30x40), 'Long Duel' 1967 UK Quad (30x40), 'The Hunting Party' 1971 UK Quad (30x40), 'The Long Riders' 1980 UK Quad (30x40), 'Crossplot/A Professional Gun' 1960s UK Quad (30x40), 'The Sea Wolves/The Wild Geese' 1960s UK Quad (30x40), 'Billy Le Kid' 1964 Belgium (17x21), 'Pour Un Dollar Je Tire (Dead for a Dollar)' 1968 Belgium (17x21) and 'A Fistful of Dynamite' 1971 UK Quad (30x40).
Lot 204
Three copper and nickel hunting horns by Kohler & sons and Army & Navy C.S.L and another unmarked, H25cm Condition Report & Further Details - Unnamed horn: Some small dents in the nickel, and the copper part has some scratches.- Army-Navy horn: Dents in the copper where it joins the nickel. The horn appears to be slightly misshapen. Some small dents in the nickel.- Kohler horn: Again some small dents in copper. Join line in nickel has copper showing through.Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 207
Art Nouveau - Stylish Slim-fold Silver Square Shaped Hunting Scene Open Faced Pocket Watch. The Back Cover of Pocket Watch with Embossed Images of a Huntsman Seated on a Large Horse with Hounds, Country Setting. Features Stylised Floral Decoration, Yellow Dial, Jeweled Movement. Excellent Condition & Working at time of Cataloging. Please See Photo.
Lot 103
Robert Hennell III A Magnificent And Impressive Mid Victorian Period Sterling Silver Flagon Of Large Proportion Cylindrical form tankard with hinged lid, raised on a spreading base; the body profusely embossed with a dynamic hunting scene incorporating hounds and deer amongst flowers and foliage terminating at an empty C scroll border cartouche. Finished with an impressive foliate scroll handle terminating at scrolled thumb piece; the flat, hinged lid with naturalistic cast hound and stag finial. Fully hallmarked, London 1855, height 13.25 inches / 34cm Total weight, 62 ozs. Please see accompanying image.
Lot 23
A collection of ladies scarves, to include a 1950s Jacqmar silk hunting pattern scarf, a 1950s crepe Coronation souvenir scarf, a 1956 Australian Olympics commemorative scarf, Julien of Paris crepe scarf, a red and white geometric Jacqmar silk scarf, a Burberrys cream, black and brown scarf, a Philippe Venet French silk scarf, Liberty of London examples and a quantity of other silk, cotton and rayon scarves
Lot 312
19TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOLTHE SEAL HUNT Watercolour13cm x 18cm (5in x 7in)Note: There is an extensive inscription included in the back of the frame on the nature and history of seal hunting: 'Seal catching is art to which all the Greenlanders aspires, they are trained to it from their infancy and by it they maintain their families . . . '
Lot 284
A 20th Century Indian Painting. The painting depicts a frenetic hunting scene with elephants, horses, tigers and figures both mounted and on foot, surrounded by a foliate border, approx 76 x 140 cms. Depictions of the hunt – most usually of tigers – was an ubiquitous part of Indian art from the Mughal Emperor Akbar onwards and was still in evidence till 1857. Exotic and heroic it showed the prowess and wealth of the ruling classes. A particularly outstanding exhibition of such works was shown at the New York Metropolitan of Art in 2015. The picture was purchased by the donors on one of their trips to India.To reproduce a classic meme of Indian art was a way for young and talented students to finance their studies. The structure of the painting is entirely traditional. Perhaps the most charming element of the picture is its presentation of plants and flowers in amongst the havoc of the hunt.* PROCEEDS TO BE DONATED TO ST MARY'S CHURCH KEMPSFORD
Lot 528
A night at the opera, furnishing picture, oils on canvas, 80 x 70cm approx. Together with another indistinctly signed continental school, winter landscape with lake and distant mountains, oils on canvas, 76 x 60cm approx and a large coloured hunting print in gilt frame. All framed. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
Lot 506
1st-2nd century AD. A silver Roman ring of Henig's Type VIII with circular bezel and triangular shoulders with a deep groove to the perimeter; large central oval panel decorated with upward-pointing hatches; to each shoulder a loop and flanking ring-and-dot motifs; discoid raised bezel with incised 'TOT inscription (an abbreviation for the Celtic deity To[u]tatis"). An article describing this ring and other similar examples was published by Brett Hammond in Treasure Hunting magazine, January 2009, p.44 - 'Keep a sharp eye out for Totatis'. Cf. Portable Antiquities Scheme report number LIN-B1288. 6.46 grams, 21.48mm overall, 17.80mm average internal diameter (approximate size British P, USA 7 1/2, Europe 17.75, Japan 15) (7/8"). Ex Marshall collection; found Lincolnshire in the 1920s; accompanied by a copy of the Portable Antiquities Scheme report number LIN-B1288. Totatis (also spelt Toutatis or Teutates) was one of the principal deities in Gaul and Britain, one of three Gaulish gods mentioned by the Roman poet Lucan in the 1st century AD, alongside Esus and Taranis. Several epigraphic inscriptions have been found, for example the one at Cumberland Quarries, dedicated to Jupiter Optimus Maximus and Mars Toutatis. Finger rings marked 'TOT' are sometimes found in eastern Britain. The distribution of these rings corresponds generally with the territory of the Corieltauvi tribe. In 2005 a silver ring inscribed DEO TOTA (to the god Tot[atis]) and '[VTERE] FELIX' ([use this ring] happily) was discovered at Hockliffe, Bedfordshire, which supports the idea that the inscription TOT did refer to the god Toutatis. Many of these rings are known from the East Midlands, especially in Lincolnshire where the deity appears to have had a large following. Very fine condition. Rare.
Lot 67
5th century BC and later. A gold statuette comprising: a cylindrical base with repoussé design, stamped border and frieze with hunting scene of seated lion, grazing deer, lion and horse, two delicately formed feet in repoussé to the upper surface; with a later(?) gold figure wearing a long robe with folded lapels, layered to the back, shoulder-length hair with headband, archaic-style smiling face with simple features; right hand holding a small vessel, left hand extended to touch it; mounted on a custom-made stand and accompanied with a custom-made box. KunstKammer, One Hundred Treasures from the Ancient World, Martin Doustar, 2017, p.44, no.20; accompanied by a copy of the relevant catalogue pages. 700 grams total, statue: 27.4 grams, 93mm (3 1/2"). Property of a Brussels gentleman; previously in an old Japanese collection, 1960s. Apollo has been variously recognised as the god of music, truth and prophecy, healing, the sun and light, plague, poetry, and more. He is known in Greek-influenced Etruscan mythology as Apulu. The most famous temple dedicated to Apollo was built in the rich city of Veii in the late 6th century before Christ, and indicates the spread of Apollo’s cult in Etruria. Very fine condition, some restoration.
Lot 1748
A collection of pictures and prints including a coloured hunting print after Cecil Aldin showing the Warwickshire Hunt, a Victorian embroidered and beadwork panel, an early 19th century coloured map of Gloucestershire printed for C Smith, an 18th century map of Lincolnshire, etc, together with a collection of 19th century and later newspapers including The Standard, London 1889, the British Press, July 21st 1817, The Bath and Cheltenham Gazette, June 27th and July 11th, 1837, etc
Lot 103
A collection of 19th century and other ceramics including a barge ware tea pot and stand with applied floral detail, various majolica plates, a smear glazed jug with relief hunting detail, a 19th century Staffordshire figure group of Tam 'O' Shanter and Sooter Johnny, a 1930s hat pin holder in the form of a bell boy, an imari style bowl of four sided form, a lustred bowl with silvered base and prunus blossom decoration, etc
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