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Lot 2910
A collection of general purpose hunting knives and one Supreme throwing knife with 9cm blade. All in brown leather scabbards, one with rabbit fur covering. All full sized blades are approx 13cm long. One miniature knife with 6cm blade. Six items in total all circa late 1940's / early 1950's (6)
Lot 2931A
A good collection of various knives: Gurhka Kukri style knife with 50cm bright steel blade marked "India" complete with black scabbard and both small knives: Kukri with 22cm blade, complete with black scabbard and knives: Kukri with alloy grip 29cm blade and decorated velvet embroidered scabbard: Sanelli Bone Marrow scoop knife with Inox marked 19cm blade: serated edge paper knife by Myers, new in packet: Paper knife with Deer's foot grip, 14cm blade in leather scabbard: Paper knife with Mother of Pearl handle, 15cm stainless steel blade with Masonic marking for Lodge 243 with fold out pen knife blade: Polyglow paperknife 14.5cm blade with fold out pen knife blade and scissors: 1940's hunting knife with Antler grip and 14cm blade by William Rodgers of Sheffield, no scabbard: Enfield No 4 MKII Spike bayonet and scabbard: two Indian made knifes with 22cm blades (one with serrated edge) complete with scabbards: folding set of scales in leather pouch for hunting/fishing.
Lot 618
A collection of over twenty angling and hunting related books to include 'Waterside Sketches' by W. Senior ('Red Spinner'), Grant & Co, London 1875, 'Lake Ngami' by C.J. Andersson with coloured lithograph and engraved illustrations (lacking map), Hurst & Blackett, London 1856, 'Days And Nights With Indian Big Game' by A.E. Wardrop with monochrome illustrations, Macmillan & Co 1923, etc. CONDITION REPORT: 'Waterside Sketches' in contemporary boards with printed illustration to front and advertising to reverse, extensive deterioration, 'Lake Ngami' in contemporary cloth boards with fading and general wear, 'Indian Big Game' in contemporary cloth boards with gilt native scene to front, areas of spotting/foxing and wear to page edges throughout.
Lot 616
RICE, WILLIAM; 'Indian Game (from Quail to Tiger)' with twelve chromolithographic plates, W.H. Alan & Co, London 1884; also 'Tiger-Shooting In India [...] Hunting Experiences On Foot In Rajpootana [...] From 1850-1854' by William Rice with ten chromolithographic plates (two missing), Smith, Elder & Co, London 1857 CONDITION REPORT: As stated 'Tiger Shooting In India' missing two illustrations, in later boards with applied contemporary gilt tooled tiger morocco panel to front, foxing/staining and wear to page edges throughout applying to both volumes; 'Indian Game' in contemporary cloth boards with gilt tooled buck to front, worn with fraying to corners and areas of staining and scratching.
Lot 619
A collection of over twenty hunting and sporting related books to include 'The Jungle In Sunlight And Shadow' by F.W. Champion with monochrome printed illustrations, Chatto & Windus London, 'The Adventures Of An Elephant Hunter' by J. Sutherland with monochrome printed illustrations, Macmillan & Co, London 1912, 'The Diary Of A District Officer' by K. Bradley with map of Portuguese East Africa to front, George J. Harrap & Co London, 'Sporting Adventures In The Pacific' by Capt. W. R. Kennedy with monochrome engraved illustrations, London 1876, etc. CONDITION REPORT: 'The Jungle In Sunlight And Shadow' in contemporary cloth boards; The Adventures Of An Elephant Hunter in contemporary cloth and Morocco boards with gilt elephant to front; The Diary Of A District Officer in contemporary cloth boards; Sporting Adventures In The PacificBoards in contemporary Morocco, marbled and gilt tooled boards (realigned); generally faded/discoloured with fraying to edges, areas of spotting/foxing throughout and wear to page edges.
Lot 617
SELOUS, FREDERICK COURTENEY; three volumes comprising 'Travel and Adventure In South-East Africa', with numerous illustrations and fold out map, Rowland, Ward & Co, London 1893; 'Sport and Travel East and West' with numerous monochrome illustrations, Longmans, Green & Co, London 1900; 'Recent Hunting Trips In British North America' with numerous monochrome illustrations, popular edition, Witherby & Co, London 1909 (3). CONDITION REPORT: Travel and Adventure in South-East Africa in contemporary cloth boards with gilt lions to front; Sport and Travel East and West in contemporary cloth boards with gilt moose head to front; Recent Hunting Trips In British North America in contemporary cloth boards.Boards worn with fraying to edges and general discolouration, some foxing/spotting and wear to page edges.
Lot 146
Taxidermy: A Rare Diorama Cased Fox Terrier and Fox, by Peter Spicer, circa 1900, the full mount terrier stood upon a large faux rock snarling and looking down above a fox with mouth agape in defensive pose, both full mounts set amongst a natural woodland setting with ferns tall grasses moss and lichen, against a watercolour painted woodland back board, enclosed within a period three-glass ebonised framed display case 109cm by 52.5cm by 79cm, signed pebble to interior of the case Peter Spicer Leamington, taxidermists full paper trade label to verso Provenance: This diorama case by Peter Spicer has been passed down through the family of Henry Allison (d.1917), a tenant farmer on the Skelton Castle Estate in Cleveland and owner of the present fox terrier. According to family lore, c1900 Allison's terrier was accidentally killed whilst out hunting by the horse of Squire William Wharton, the owner of the Skelton Estate. Such was the Squire's remorse, that he had the case commissioned for Allison, as a gift to remember his terrier by. Peter Spicer is regarded as one of the greatest British taxidermists. He was born in 1839 and died on the 20th of January 1935, aged 96, which was a surprise to many as he was in frequent contact with arsenic. He ran a large taxidermy company in Leamington Spa during the late 19th and early 20th Century. His cased work is characterised by evocative watercolour painted backdrops and highly realistic bases made from papier-mache with dried vegetation and real signed pebbles which was a trademark way of identifying his work.slight water damage to the label on the verso of case 05/09/17 Robbie
Lot 6
19TH CENTURY WELSH MAHOGANY THIRTY HOUR LONG CASE CLOCK, the face marked: Thomas Clatworthy, Ystrad, having broken swan neck pediment with brass eagle finial above arched aperture flanked by spirally turned columns, the strung inlaid, moulded waist door flanked by canted angles on a strung outlined, panelled base and bracket feet. 18" x 12.75" arch painted face with Roman numerals, female figure to the arch and hunting and pastoral scenes to the spandrels, seconds dial and date aperture. 30 hour movement strikes on one bell, overall 220cm high approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Fair condition overall considering age, some wear to the face, includes weight and pendulum.
Lot 162
PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY PIERCED IRISH SILVER CIRCULAR WINE COASTERS, having wooden bases, overall decorated with hunting scenes including: rifle; birds; hounds amongst foliage, scrollwork and berries, both with vacant cartouche, hallmarked with maker's mark: J.W.,probably John West, c. 1805. Both have hand engraved dates to inner rim, one reading: 6.11.12. 13cm diameter, 7cm high. (2) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Both in good overall condition with no obvious major damage to silver, or losses. Surface wear, minor dings, slightly misshaped as expected with age. No hallmarks apart from maker's mark: J.W. Wooden bases are scratched and a little worn.
Lot 114
Good Lahore hunting rug, north east Pakistan, circa 1950s-60s, 7ft. 2in. X 4ft. 8in. 2.18m. X 1.42m. The ivory field featuring a lion, leopard, deer, a blue elephant and a blue water buffalo, and exotic birds among cypress trees, flowering trees and shrubs with two huntsmen on horseback emerging from the right hand side centre. The main border of cartouches featuring individual animals, birds and flowers. Finely woven with velvety wool.
Lot 1105
A group of four tribal spears, all with similar blades, probably all used for hunting or close combat (4)there are only three spears and a tribal stick in this lot, postage will be calculated after the salespear 1 approx 155cm, spear head approx 33cmspear 2 approx 142cm, spear head approx 51cmspear 3 approx 138cm, spear head approx 43.5cm
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