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Lot 177
DEWARS WHISKY PUB JUG. 6.75ins tall, green top lower tan salt glaze DEWARS/ WHISKY in white raised lettering with hunting motifs all around, topers etc. Royal Doulton circle mark lion & crown impressed base mark. One of the rarer larger Dewars early jugs. Very good. Watch out for a NEW BBR Auction later in the year of a grandoise Pub Jug/ Breweriana gathering featuring a Dewars Collection!* (9/10)
Lot 178
DEWARS PERTH WHISKY PUB JUG. 6.5ins tall, dark brown top, lower tan salt glaze DEWARS PERTH WHISKY in raised lettering to shoulder. Transferred below BY ROYAL WARRANT TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN/ JOHN DEWAR & SONS/ LIMITED DISTILLERS/ PERTH N.B. with raised hunting motifs all around. Doulton Lambeth impressed base mark. Watch out for a NEW BBR Auction later in the year of a grandoise Pub Jug/ Breweriana gathering featuring a Dewars Collection!* Very good. (9/10) NR
Lot 7
ROSS & SONS BEAR HUNTING (KM 4). Multicoloured Pratt made pot lid, 3ins diam. Picture shows red coated huntsman lining up 2 bruin, with 2 cubs beside. Outer border ROSS & SONS/ GENUINE BEARS GREASE PERFUMED/ 119 & 120 BISHOPSGATE STREET LONDON. Professional flange repair otherwise very good. (8/10) NR
Lot 341
A gentleman's 9ct gold half hunting cased watch; with enamelled chapter ring, white enamel dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds at 6 o'clock, keyless lever movement, together with a lady's silver keyless cylinder watch, engraved cased with overlaid gold decoration. Condition Report: Inner dust cover is 9ct gold - no inscription.Crack to dial 11 to 5.Not in working order.Small dents top back.Case size 48mm.93.5 grams.
Lot 349
An Edwardian half-hunting cased keyless lever watch, together with a 9ct gold watch chain, the watch with enamelled Roman numbers to outer chapter ring, white enamel dial and subsidiary seconds at 6 o'clock, commemorative inscription to interior case, the 9ct gold curb pattern chain with single chip connection. Condition Report: Inner dust cover is 9ct gold - inscribed.Dial appears good.In working order.Light scratches to back.Case size 50mm diameter.108 grams.Chain is English 375.Chain weight 33.8 grams.
Lot 392
AFTER SNAFFLES (CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE 1884-1967) "GOOD HUNTING! OLD SPORTSMAN", (The Gunner) hand coloured print. with embossed snaffle bit blind stamp to margin, size of central image 28cm x 20cm. Plain ebonised frame and glazed, together with "Jock and The Canadian" with blind stamps and remarques, all framed.
Lot 19
THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER (BRITISH 1803 - 1902), STUDY FOR THE DEFEAT OF KELLERMAN'S CUIRASSIERS AT WATERLOO oil on mahogany panel, branded TSC verso 23cm x 31cm Framed Note: In his lifetime TSC was previously known to have only painted two figural works. one being 'The Defeat of Kellerman's Cuirassiers at Waterloo' for which this is believed to be a study. This first work was painted in 1847 and he did not paint another figural work, 'A Hunting Scene' until 1890. These two were believed to be the only two until the discovery of this lost work in Canada. It was originally sold at his studio sale 12th - 15th April 1902 and has the Christie's stencil mark '115 AH' as well as the artists monogram 'TSC' branded into the back. This work, lost since 1902 represents a significant discovery and a substantial addition to the artists oeuvre. TSC was a most prolific exhibitor at the RA, exhibiting 266 works between 1833 and 1902, which still stands as a record today.
Lot 3049
A George III silver verge fusee hunter cased pocket watch, Joseph Huggins, Huddersfield, white enamel dial, bold Roman numerals, minute track, gold coloured spade hands, verge fusee movement, serial No 3167, silver case cast with hunting scenes, case Birmingham 1815, 54mm diameter, 168.2g gross
Lot 823
An early 19th century oak eight day longcase clock, the 14 inch arch enamel dial signed W Devey, Dudley with centred subsidiary seconds dial within a ring of Roman numerals, the arch painted with a hunting scene, the hood with swan neck pediment over reeded front corner hood pilasters, above a full length crossbanded arch trunk door and circular crossbanded box base, raised on short bracket feet, 216cm high
Lot 355
after Samuel Howitt (British, 1765-1822), eight handcoloured aquatints from the Oriental Field Sport Series, originally designed by Captain Thomas Williamson, engraved by H. Merke, c.1805, comprising; Driving Elephants into a Keddah; Hunting a Hog Deer; Sices, or Grooms Leading out Horses; Hunters Going Out in the Morning; Dooreahs, or Dog Keepers Leading out Dogs; Hog-Hunters Meeting by Surprise a Tigress and Her Cubs; Peacock Shooting; and The Return from Hog Hunting, 19 x 15in. (48.3 x 38.1cm.). (8)
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