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Click here to subscribeA framed Peter Biegel print of the Belvoir vale 23 x 34cm; together with another framed print titled 'The Huntsman' (GD Armour), a framed and glazed Lionel Edwards print and a further Edwards print signed lower right of the Berwickshire hunt; a framed print of HRH Prince of Wales and the Quorn hunt by Neil Cawthorne signed lower left no. 421/500, and a print titled 'Humours of the hunting field' (6)
A further quantity books, mainly on fox hunting to include They meet at 11 by Franks Meades, Fores's Guide to the Hounds of England before 1850, Otter Hunting by The Earl of Coventry, The foxhounds kennel studbook 1935, British and Irish Hunts and Huntsmen vols 2 and 3, The Wye Valley otterhounds and other publications, some signed by the authors
A Bovey Pottery "Resting Fox" jug together with a set of Portland Pottery Company china, with fox hunting scenes. All stamped to base and marked 'England.' Consisting of a teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl. Fox mask spouts, with handles as riding whips. Tallest 17cm H and a barrel shaped candle holder depicting a huntsman and horse (5)
Hunting songs by R. E. Edgerton-Warburton 1912, Henry Young, no.270 of 350 copies; a Fox hunting Anthology (Cuming), Hunting Songs by R.E. Edgerton-Warburton illustrated by Lionel Edwards, Constable and Co. 1925; Come and Hunt (Willoughby)1952, 40-5 year (Cobalis 1891); The Foxhunters Weekend Book (Brock) 1st edition, a Master of Hounds (Faber and Faber 1931), The Longsdale Library, Vol 7 fox-hunting (London 1930) and other good titles
A linen backed hunting map dated 1910 of staghounds, foxhounds and harriers hunting the district covered by the Quantocks and Taunton and West of England register, together with a list of meets 102cm x 65cm together with another linen backed list of hounds, their masters, huntsmen, whips, kennels etc. 74 x 85cm produced by the Field magazine in 1903/4
ROS GOODY, THE BELVOIR, BARKESTONE WOOD, REPRODUCTION PRINTED IN COLOUR 1985, SIGNED BY THE ARTIST IN PENCIL AND NUMBERED 568/850, 40CM X 52CM, LIONEL EDWARDS - PLOUGHMAN'S WOOD SOUTH NOTTS HUNT; THE OLD SURREY AND BURSTOW HUNT AT BURSTOW, TWO, REPRODUCTIONS PRINTED IN COLOUR BY EYRE AND SPOTTISWOODE, BOTH SIGNED BY THE ARTIST IN PENCIL, 37CM X 51.5CM AND LIONEL EDWARDS, THE CHESHIRE HUNT, REPRODUTION PRINTED IN COLOUR AND NEIL CAWTHORNE, HRH THE PRINCE OF WALES WITH THE QUORN HUNT, REPRODUCTION PRINTED IN COLOUR, SIGNED BY THE ARTIST IN PENCIL AND NUMBERED 153/500, ANOTHER ALSO SIGNED, AND TWO OTHER HUNTING PRINTS
Late 14th-first half of 16th century AD. A pair of lead pilgrim badges, each formed from three disc depicting scenes from Christ life: top left crucifixion, top right resurrection and bottom with Christ at the Column; to one badge a small decorative cross and two thin eyelets. 9.27 grams total, 27-35mm (1 - 1 1/2"). Ex Burfield collection, Canada; acquired in the 1980s. Accompanied by a copy of the article published in Treasure Hunting magazine (October 2014), with images of these badges and information about the pilgrimage. In 1383, after the fire in the town of Bad Wilsnack, three consecrated communion hosts were found undamaged in the ruins of the church. According to the legend, they were sprinkled with the Holy Blood of Christ, which made Bad Wilsnack a famous pilgrimage site. Produced badges were distinctive in shape of three circles arranged in a form of a triangle and painted in red, referring to this miracle. Although the miracle was doubted by reformation movement scholars like John Hus, the final blow came in 1552, when the miraculous communion hosts were publicly burned. Fine to very fine condition. [2, No Reserve]
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