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Click here to subscribeFine Binding. Bibliography: Podeschi (John B.), Books on the Horse and Horsemanship, 1400-1941, The Tate Gallery for The Yale Center for British Art, 1981, finely bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in blue three-quarter morocco gilt over cloth, signed, top edge gilt, marbled endpapers, 4to; two hunting works illustrated by Lionel Edwards; further fox-hunting and equine interest, (7)
An 18ct gold half hunting cased keyless lever watch, with three-quarter plate movement, marked SWISS MADE, enamel dial, gold cuvette and bow, 49mm diam, import marked London 1907, 94.3g The plastic replacement glass looseDial not cracked or chippedMechanism in working orderCuvette engraved with presentation inscription, dated 1912, case back engraved with monogramCase in good condition with little sign of wear or dents
A Chantilly porcelain cup 18th century, of barrel form, painted with two `dancing` storks flanked by flowers, the handle with applied trailing flowers,and another, painted in the Kakeimon style, with a moulded handle, both with hunting horn marks to base, 8cm & 6cm high (2)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition Reportbarrel cup, section of trailing leaver above handle missingother Chantilly cup, small chip to rimVienna, hairline crack
A COLLECTION OF COLOURED GLASS, comprising a 19th century hand painted glass pitcher depicting an English traditional fox hunting scene (large crack running around the base), a Royal Brierly 'Studio' pink iridescent vase, height 18.5cm (nibbles around rim), a blue Sklo Union Libochovice Glassworks 'Lens' vase, a group of five assorted Caithness vases (three have chips to rim, amethyst swirl has a large chip), a frosted glass Rosenthal 'Versace- Medusa' paperweight, an amethyst and white Murano glass dish, a Heron green iridescent glass apple, etc. (qty) (Condition Report: most obvious damage is mentioned in description)
This striking silver-plated stirrup cup features a detailed horse head design as its base, blending functionality with artistic craftsmanship. Stirrup cups, traditionally used in hunting culture, are ceremonial drinking vessels offered to riders while they remain mounted, often filled with port or other spirits. The term "stirrup cup" derives from the practice of presenting the drink to guests as they were about to depart for a hunt, symbolizing hospitality and good fortune. The cup boasts a smooth, reflective finish, while the intricately molded horse head showcases fine detailing in its mane and facial features. This piece is both decorative and practical, a unique addition to any collection of equestrian-themed or barware items.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6"HCondition: Age related wear.
A Small Quantity of Jewellery, comprising of a pair of 9 carat gold chain linked cuflfinks; a brooch in the form of a hunting horn, fox mask and horseshoe, stamped '15CT', length .8cm; two brooches stamped '9CT'; a stick pin stamped '15CT' and a further stick pin9 carat gold and '9CT' - 11.5 grams. '15CT' -4.2 grams. The remaining stick pin is unmarked but in our opinion would test as gold - 2.1 grams.
This Royal Doulton covered saltglazed condiment pot showcases the brand's signature stoneware craftsmanship. Featuring a rich brown and tan salt-glazed finish, it is adorned with raised relief decorations depicting traditional harvest and hunting scenes. The pot is topped with a silver-plated hinged lid bearing hallmarks, adding a refined contrast to its rustic aesthetic. Measuring 3.5"H, this charming piece is a fine example of Royal Doulton’s iconic stoneware, making it a desirable addition to any collection.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Antique German stoneware stein featuring a detailed relief hunting scene, complete with hunters, a dog, and a target. The stein is topped with an ornately designed pewter lid with a decorative thumb lift. It stands 11.25"H, showcasing fine craftsmanship and intricate details characteristic of vintage German beer steins. Marked with "812" on the base. A timeless collectible for stein enthusiasts and those drawn to historic German artistry.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Equestrian Pictures - English School, Up and Away, indistinctly signed, watercolour, 27 x 37cm; English School, Hunting in the Snow, watercolour, cm x 35cm; Lionel Edwards, by and after, The Limerick, coloured print, signed in pencil, 35 x 50cm; Galopin Mowerina, The Lucky Duke's Donovan, Winner of the Derby 1889, stipple engraving, 45 x 42cm (6)
Collection of early 20th century riding crops, incl. silver mounted Maxwell hunting whip with stag-horn handle and leather shaft with lash, engraved 'H. Beebe Melton Mowbray', similar Swaine silver plate mounted whip; silver mounted riding crop, and a walking stick (4)Shipping £68.00 plus vat (UK Only)
CONCERTINA BOOK. – Charles Lutwidge DODGSON. ‘Lewis Carroll’. The Hunting of the Snark. London: Catalpa Press, 1974. Limited edition, being number 219 of 250 copies only, concertina leaf (302 x 213mm.) Title with overlay, numerous illustrations by Byron Sewell in black and white on a very long concertina plate, 1 illustration in red and black with filter-sheet of red acetate, set of 30 interchangeable face cards in pocket at rear. Original black cloth. – And a further three volumes, including another concertina book (Karl W. Diefenbach’s ‘Per Aspera Ad Astra’, [1921], concertina leaf, and ‘Doktor Schrecklichkeit’ ‘s [Robert and Philip Spence] ‘Struwwelhitler’, [1941], 8vo) (4).
British Sports and Sportsmen, Past & Present. London: ‘British Sports and Sportsmen’, 1908. 2 vols., limited edition, being number 682 of 1000 copies only, folio (371 x 264mm.) Numerous plates, tissue-guards. Original crimson full morocco, gilt lettering, g.e. (minor scuffing). – And a further two volumes (‘British Sports and Sportsmen, Racing Coursing and Steeplechasing’, Part 2 [only], 1911, folio, and ‘British Sports and Sportsmen, Big Game Hunting and Angling’, limited edition, being number 489 of 1000 copies, 1914, folio) (4).
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