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Lot 337
Of hunting interest: A reverse intaglio brooch/pendantOf navette form, centering a painted reverse intaglio rock crystal AF, depicting a hunting scene to a mother of pearl ground, to a rope twist border, framed by four half pearls, the reverse with a vacant glazed compartment, removable bale, width 5.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Yes there is a crack unlikely fixable
Lot 280
A rare J & E Stevens cast-iron Teddy and the Bear mechanical bank, marked ‘Pat Appld For’ on the underside, featuring a bear suddenly appearing when a coin is place in the rifle and fired into the tree trunk by the use of a lever -10¼in. (26cm.) long (some slight retouching) - this amusing toy money banks representing President Theodore Roosevelt bear hunting, indeed on one of these hunts, Roosevelt refusing to shoot a tethered bear cub resulted in the invention of the Teddy Bear
Lot 449
Three Various Fairing Figures comprising a girl carrying a basket from which she is feeding a begging spaniel, a rotating clown doll at her feet; 6 inches high, a hunting man carrying a gun and satchel; 5.5 inches high, and a fisherman with an oar and his catch basket, his jacket thrown casually over one shoulder; 5 inches high
Lot 1407
A cast iron hunting dog group, raised on a rectangular plinth. Height to top of tail 81 cm, length of plinth 88 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The dog group is in generally good condition. The mark on the dog's left front leg is simply a rust mark. There are no breaks. Any imperfections are simply casting marks. Both dogs have rusty areas and the plinth is also rusty as one would expect. Some of the paint is lifting in areas.
Lot 168
The Waterloo Cup and Fullerton An interesting archive of photographs, record and account books, hunting diaries, press cuttings etc. from Shortflatt Tower in Northumberland, home of Edward Dent, breeder and trainer of Fullerton, arguably the greatest greyhound of all time and winner of three Waterloo Cups. The lot includes Edward Dent's manuscript accounts for training Colonel North's greyhounds (including Fullerton) in three notebooks, as well as scrapbooks with greyhound auction catalogues, press reports of coursing and hunting meets, etc. A family photograph album includes a several photographs of greyhounds including Gay City and Miss Glendyne in slips at Haydock. Also included are two 18th century account books and two early 20th century photograph albums, one with an interesting collection of photographs recording a military tour of India during WWI by W.E. Dent (possibly with the Devon Regiment) (qty)
Lot 590
Cuthbert Bradley (British, 1861-1943) Study of a foxhound couple signed lower right "Cuthbert Bradley / 1926" oil on canvas 29 x 60cm (11 x 23in) Provenance: From a Hertfordshire country house Cuthbert Bradley was born in Lincolnshire. He graduated from King's College London, where he studied architecture. He worked as a sporting journalist for "The Field" and as a magazine illustrator for "Vanity Fair". He also wrote books about fox hunting and painted scenes of fox hunting and polo A little dirty - old gilt frame is dirty and has chips Oil on canvas which has not been lined. The wooden stretcher has suffered from woodworm infestation. The paint layer is in a stable condition, there are areas of wear and abrasion across the surface. The thin varnish layer is darkened and uneven. The frame has numerous insect spots on the surface and losses to the paint layer.
Lot 594
Daniel Clowes (British, 1774-1829) Scenes with a Harrier pack - Unboxing, The Off, The Chase, The Kill; after Samuel Howitt's (1756/57-1822) engraved compositions of Hare Hunting scenes, published 1798-99 all signed "D Clowes pinxit / Howitt del"; The Kill also dated "1822" oil on canvas (a set of four) 59 x 85cm (23 x 33in) Provenance: From a Buckinghamshire country house All four paintings are executed on canvas supports which have been lined. The paint layers have localised areas of flaking and loss, the painting with a hare is actively flaking on a small scale. All of the paintings have a yellowed, dull varnish with various scuffs and scratches. The frames have suffered from wear and abrasion.
Lot 29
After W B Baird. Four coloured hunting prints, plate size 26cm x 31cm, glazed and gilt framed. To be viewed on site at Aquavista, Stocken Hall, Stretton, Rutland, LE15 7RY (c.15miles/20minutes south of Grantham on the A1) - Tuesday 28th 10am to 4pm only. Collection can only be made on site Thursday 29th 10am to 4pm & Friday 30th 10am to 1pm strictly. Lots not collected at this point will be removed to The Grantham Auction Rooms and transport charged at £45+vat per hour and storage thereafter as set out in the Terms & Conditions of Auction Business.
Lot 44
After Johann Elias Ridinger (1698-1767). Twelve colour hunting and sporting prints, plate size 18cm x 22cm, glazed and Hogarth framed. To be viewed on site at Aquavista, Stocken Hall, Stretton, Rutland, LE15 7RY (c.15miles/20minutes south of Grantham on the A1) - Tuesday 28th 10am to 4pm only. Collection can only be made on site Thursday 29th 10am to 4pm & Friday 30th 10am to 1pm strictly. Lots not collected at this point will be removed to The Grantham Auction Rooms and transport charged at £45+vat per hour and storage thereafter as set out in the Terms & Conditions of Auction Business.
Lot 1091
A good and varied selection of countryside hunting related and art books, to include Edwards (Lionel) Beasts Of The Chase, Aldin (Cecil) Old Inns, with illustrations, Serious Business, The Picture Dictionary Of Flowers, Summerhays (RS) From Saddle And Fireside, various nature, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 308
A 9CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HALF HUNTING CASED WATCH, THE NEW "LUDGATE", J W BENSON LTD with enamel dial and three quarter plate movement, inscribed J W Benson & Co, 64 Ludgate Hill London THE NEW "LUDGATE" BEST LONDON MAKE 7714, 5cm, London 1935, cased ++Crack on enamel dial at 5 o'clock, movmeent winding but not running, balance not broken hands setting correctly
Lot 309
A 9CT GOLD HALF HUNTING CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, THOMAS RUSSELL & SON No161165, with three quarter plate movement and enamel dial, in plain case, the back engraved with Masonic symbol, 5cm, Chester 1912 ++In apparently good working order although seconds hand very slightly bent, dial cracked between 9 and 10, enamel to outer case chapter ring in good condition except for the outermost thin line of blue enamel which is mostly missng, shallow marks and scratches on case back
Lot 310
AN AMERICAN JEWELLED THREE COLOUR GOLD HUNTING CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, ELGIN & CO, C1885 No 2168729, with enamel dial, the case applied with a shield or ruby and diamond set flower in engraved border, the dust cap engraved ANG 2 WHG 1886, 4cm ++Wanting glass, dial cracked between 7 and 8, movement apparently complete but not running; light case wear
Lot 311
A GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HALF HUNTING CASED LADY'S WATCH, PATEK PHILIPPE & CO, GENEVE No 39490, with enamel dial and pink enamel chapter ring, armorial engraved case back, 3.5cm diam ++Enamel dial and chapter ring both in fine condition. Case with light wear and scratches, the armorial arms difficult to discern. Movement requires attention. Movement relatively clean, complete and original. In the present private family ownership for many years
Lot 314
A 9CT GOLD HUNTING CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO with enamel dial in plain case, 5.5cm, case maker Thomas Russell & Son, Chester 1915 ++In apparently working order, lacking glass, enamel dial undamaged with some settled dust and dirt, externally with light scratches, not engraved and no evidence of erasure
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