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Lot 1019
Casey Affleck signed 10x8 colour photo. American actor, film director, screenwriter, and producer. He first came to attention for his performances in Gus Van Sant's films To Die for 1995, Good Will Hunting 1997, and Gerry 2002. He appeared in the Oceans Trilogy 2001-2007, a caper comedy film series, as Virgil Malloy. Good condition
Lot 245
A 20th century German hunting knife. Horn handle, complete with scabbard and smaller horn handled knife. Decorative blade with etched motto. Deers foot crossguard, with acorn finial to front. The blade marked Solingen. 48cm long. NOTE: From a private collection of German militaria comprising of both genuine and replica items. Where possible we have stated ‘original’ or ‘replica’ but buyers are strictly reminded to satisfy themselves prior to bidding as to authenticity / condition irrespective of the description.
Lot 513
A Hertwig/Katzhütte huntsman, 23.5 cm high, and others similar hunting figures (9) Condition report Report by NGJumping Huntsman (lighter base): jacket certainly re-painted. Figure crazed. Green Hertwig/Katzhutte mark above the number 10.Jumping Huntsman (darker base): paint on Huntsman's coat thick but possibly original, some paint loss to coat tails. Some damage or repair to base to right hand hedge/fence. Some crazing. Nibbles around base. Stylised green mark to base above No 43 or 48.Girl on prancing pony: no visible damage or repair. Some crazing. Slight production fault to horse's back left leg (hole in body). Green Hertwig/Katzhutte stamp above No 53.Rearing Huntsman: horse's front right leg crudely repaired. Some glaze faults around bridle and in horse's tail. Some crazing. Nibbles around base. Base marked with green H/Kat/house mark and EZ.Huntsman on prancing horse: reins missing. Some paint losses to red coat. Some nibbles around base. Green Hertwig/Katzutte mark above No 7.Girl on jumping pony: jacket with paint losses and discolouration, yellow showing through. Also marks on her yellow trousers. Horse's ears rough but appear as left factory, Some slight crazing. Again nibbles to base, which is marked with green Hertwig/Katzutte mark above No 56.Boy on jumping pony: discolouration and paint loss to jacket. Light crazing. Green Hertwig/Katzutte mark to base above No 7. Base with some nibbles and corner flattened to one side.Huntswoman sitting side saddle: horse's ears rough, but appear as left factory. Firing crack visible at base of skirt. Reins present possibly later. Some slight crazing. Base with some nibbles and green Hertwig/Katzutte stamp above No 22. Also with sticker to base. Kunsthanel 'de Dissel' SoestdijkHuntsman on horse standing on all fours: reins broken and blue-tacked. Some glaze faults and colour loss from production. Also some paint losses from red coat post production. Some crazing. Base with some nibbles. Base marked with H/Kat house figure 'A' and German in green. Figures have all been out on display and are grubby.
Lot 1550
WILLIAM THORNTON BROCKLEBANK; crayon sketch and watercolour, 'Old Quarry nr. Edgmont 1938', unsigned, with artist studio stamp and titled in pencil verso, 20 x 25cm, a further watercolour and charcoal by James Heseldin, 'My Cottage in St Austell, Cornwall', signed in monogram lower left, 17 x 23cm, and an ink portrait by Charles Walter Simpson R.I. R.O.I., an illustration from 'Hunting Love', published in 'Country Life' 1928, 21.5 x 15cm (3).
Lot 114
Unusual early 19th century, probably Southern Italian hunting knife of large proportions, with horn inlaid German silver mounted hilt with floral engraved decoration, broad Bowie-type blade with clipped tip, engraved with hunting dogs, birds and floral scrolls, with tooled leather half sheath, the blade 27cm long x 5cm wide, the knife 40cm overall
Lot 3297
A collection of etchings and engravings, approximately 60 in total, depicting sporting scenes (fox hunting, horse racing, coaching, whaling, boxing). All appear to be restrikes from the original engraved plates. After Herring, Stubbs, Howitt, Alken, Pollard, Cooper Henderson. In three folios. (3)
Lot 135
A collection of items including Pennant, Thomas The History of the Parishes of Whiteford and Holywell. London: B & J. White, 1796. 4to., 2 engraved titles and 22 plates, 19th century vellum, binding rather dust-soiled; [Defoe, D.] Robinson Crusoe, Albion Press, J. & J. Cundee, c.1810, very soiled and defective; Epictetus Enchiridion, et cebetis tabula. Leiden, Ex Officina Plantiniana Raphelengii, 1616. 16mo, contemporary calf, fore-margins worn at beginning, puncture mark to spine; Edwards, Lionel My Hunting Sketch Book. 1928- 30. 2 volumes; Forrad-on! 1930, rubbed; My Irish Sketch Book. 1938; Meads, F. They Meet at Eleven. 1956, illus. by Lionel Edwards, original cloth or original cloth-backed boards; Indenture 1604, between John Hewson Irinkston in Suffolk, Reginald Burroughe of St. Johns in Suffolk and Cuthbert Garner, and Sir John Deane, Knight, relating to the sale of the Manor or Lordshippe of ?Shellond in Suffolk, vellum, 3 seals attached; Holbrooke, Joseph Music manuscript. Dramatic overture "1914" (for Brass Band), 32pp., oblong folio, with note "Broadcast 1926-1928-1934 etc.", signed by Holbrooke on first leaf; Dramatic Overure "Clive of India", 12pp., 4to., slightly dust-soiled; with German music manuscript "Lieges Hymnus 1866 zur feir des 1 Januar 1867, composorit von Seiner Koniglichen Hoheit dem Prrinzen Albricht (Sohn) von Preusen", oblong 4to., 15pp., wrapper detached; Indenture, [Bradford, Yorkshire] between Samuel Dawson, Joseph & Ely Jowett and William Holden relating to the Rectory of Bradford in the County of York, on vellum, 1780, 58 x 76cm.; Printed Playbill for performance of Der Rosenkavalier, 7 Nov. 1953, 61 x 42.5cm., mounted on board, worn with some loss (quantity)
Lot 812
EPHEMERA, selection, inc. collectors coins, inc. Official Egland Squad, playing cards, Wild n Wicked card collection (in original tin), La Vache Grosjean calendars 1964 & 1966, prints, pages removed from magazines, many maps, some 1930s, Bacons (2), Geographica, Michelin, Berlin, Paris, Dublin, Hamburg, UK etc; travel brochures, French sheet music, magazines, games, Watch Your Step Q & A game, House Hunting; books (foreign language editions), The Century Atlas & Gazetteer, pocket books, Motoring Log, advert cards, a few scraps etc., VR, Qt. (two boxes)
Lot 877
EPHEMERA, selection of press photos (laid down to paper), probably Oxford, inc. views, horse jumping, hunting, church service, funeral, school group, gardening, children dancing, cycle shop display, Aladdin Old Nortonians Dramatic Club 1938, amateur play scenes, polo match, milking, Edward VII, motorcycle race etc., G, 38*
Lot 93
Good machine woven English 'Celtic Hunting Rug' designed by George Bain, manufactured by Messrs. Quayle & Tranter, Kidderminster, about 1948, 6ft. 6in. X 3ft. 11in. 1.98m. X 1.20m. Surface mark to lower left corner and to lower left field; evident verso. An attractive rug with blue printed manufacturers label verso. Another rug of this design and size was sold at Bonhams, Edinburgh 21st August 2013, Lot 434, for 1,250 including premium. Two examples, possibly with different colourways, are illustrated in George Bain, Celtic Art, The Methods of Construction, London, 12th impression, 1987, pl. 38.
Lot 153
A matched pair of 19th century Continental ivory handled hunting hangers:, each with short curved single edge blade with clipped back point, some remains of engraved decoration to blades, over single cast brass shell with double quillon hilt and two piece ivory grip with four brass securing studs, 44cm blade length.
Lot 159
A William IV ivory handled mameluke by Andrews of London presented to Lord Charles Innes-Kerr:, the curved blade with single edge and clipped back pin, decorated with crown and 'WRIV' cypher over crossed sword and cannon within a laurel wreath, signed as per title to ricasso with Pall Mall address, regulation cast brass hilt with quillons, two piece ivory grip with Tudor Rose securing pins and laurel wreath mounted bullion loop, in a polished brass scabbard with double suspension rings, blade length 76.5cm long.*Provenance Formerly the property of Lord Charles Innes-Kerr, originally owned by his maternal grandfather James Charles Dalbiac then purchased by W H Potter as a memento of Lord Charles from the auction of the contents of Iron Cross House, Byfield, Northamptonshire. Iron Cross House was owned by Mr Potter and had been leased to Lord and Lady Innes-Kerr until 1916 as a hunting 'box'
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