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Lot 2475
Of New Zealand Colonial Interest: Handwritten and illustrated diary by Harold Bullock-Webster (1855 - 1942), the diary running to one hundred and fifty pages, with leather binding and marbled end papers, 19cm x 12cm, numbered 10 and beginning Aug. 14, 1883 - Hunting themed submission by Bullock-Webster, writing under the same name 'Outsider' for the New Zealand Herald stuck into end papers - the diary itself including approximately thirty-three pen and ink and watercolour full page illustrations and generally recording his excursions to outlying farms in the neighbourhood of Auckland, Hunt meets, various horse trading and observances of life in early Colonial New Zealand....'Sailors make good Colonials, no doubt he'll be a millionaire soon. We all shall - at least we all think we shall and that's enough'.N.B. Harold Bullock-Webster (1855 - 1942), was born in England but emigrated in his youth to the U.S.A. and worked initially for the Hudson Bay Company before returning to the U.K. in 1880 and then travelling to New Zealand, as a farm agent in the employ of Thomas Russell (circa 1830 - 1904). He spent the following four years travelling around the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and East Coast districts inspecting Thomas Russell's farming interests - these years were recorded in a series of diaries, the majority of which are in the Waikato Museum collection. In 1938, he published his 'Memories of Sport and Travel, Fifty Years Ago: From the Hudson Bay Company to New Zealand'
Lot 3121
Contemporary classical theme tapestry tab-top curtains - one pair 110cm x 220cm approximately, the other 160cm x 220cm approximately (both measured flat), also two cushions, long footstool, two pairs of tasselled tie-backs, two other tapestry cushions, hunting scene wall hanging and cotton woven unicorn / heraldic ring (qty)
Lot 815
White, Gilbert, The Natural History of Selborne, 4to, Cassell & Co. 1911, full calf; Beckford, Peter, Thoughts on Hunting, London: Sherwood, Neely & Jones c1820, gilt dec tooled calf 8vo: Yarrell, William, A History of British Fishes, 2 vols, London: John Van Voorst 1836, half green calf and oilboard (disbound), Cassell's Popular Natural History, 4 vols, London: Cassell's Popular Natural History, 4 vols, London: Cassell, Petter & Galpin c1860, half morocco and oil-board 4to; Newton, Alfred, A Dictionary of Birds, London: Adam & Charles Black 1896, quarter morocco and blue cloth; Pratt, Anne, The Flowering Plants of Great Britain, vols II & III, London, Frederick Warne & Co. c1900 (11)
Lot 232
A collection of eight Halcyon Days enamel bonbonnieres/trinket boxes, to include one with fishing & one with hunting scenes; To My Love, St. Valentine's Day 1975; Mothers Day 1975 (hinge broken); Easter 1975 ( hinge broken); Winston Churchill; one depicting birds & one a punt; Halcyon Days enamel watch/box, together with five enamel bobonnieres/lidded vases by Kingsley enamels; Grummles & Co, Harrods Christmas box, 1985. (17)
Lot 375
A Victorian silver mounted horn hunting beaker, Thomas Smily, London 1872, with glass bottom, 13cm, in tan leather case CONDITION REPORT: Silver rim tarnished but should clean. The rim is loose but the marks are clear. Externally with light age wear patina, internally with some wear around the rim and a small hair line crack. Grubby internally. Case with general light wear, a little grubby.
Lot 522
A Kohler & Son of London hunting horn, stamped 'Kohler & Son makers from Covent Garden, 185 Piccadilly Street, London' '1851-1862', with copper and nickel mouth piece, 24cm high CONDITION REPORT: A patina of light marks and knocks to the surface throughout. Some grazing at the mouth piece. Clear marks and overall fair.
Lot 1111
ELEVEN SPORTING PRINTS comprising `Doing it furiously` and `Doing the Thing well - Giving Dribblers the gobye`, coloured etchings, possibly after Henry Alken, restrikes; `One of the Wrong Sort` and `One of the Right Sort`, coloured aquatints, after Alken, published by S. & J. Fuller, 1837; and seven `strip` lithographs of coaching/hunting subjects after John Deal Paul (11)
Lot 1179
LIONEL EDWARDS - OTTER HUNTING DRAWING a pen and ink drawing titled Watching the Water Otter Hunting, mounted on card and framed. Signed, Lionel Edwards. Drawing 16cms by 11cms, Frame 26cms by 19cms *This lot and the following 5 lots belonged to Charles Harris, who knew Snaffles and Lionel Edwards personally, these items have passed through his family until the present day.
Lot 1182
SIGNED SNAFFLES PRINTS & HUNTING ITEMS including a Snaffles print Osses sound (signed and with an inscription in pencil), and Snaffles print Seventy had the pop of Seventeen (signed). Also with a Lionel Edwards print (The Bicester), Lionel Edwards signed Christmas Card, small drawing of a Fox, Map of Salisbury Plain (Hunt Country), etc.
Lot 1196
LARGE LEATHER CASE & HUNTING BOOTS - C.O.E NICHOLSON, ROYAL SCOTS GREYS an unusually large leather case, with four internal baize lined trays. Including four pairs of leather hunting boots, all with trees and 3 pairs marked for Maxwell, Dover St, London (one pair in poor condition). Also with some leather gloves, horse brasses (Military including Waterloo) and other items. Case marked to the top, C.O.E Nicholson, Royal Scots Greys, and with carrying handles on both sides. Case 70cms high, 75cms across, 42cms deep *This case was probably owned by Clement O.E Nicholson of the Royal Scots Greys.
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