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Lot 94
An Oil on Canvas by N. Halpenny depicting an antelope, a further oil depicting swans, a hunting print after a pencil sketch titled verso 'Mrs Hall M.F.H. Carlow, Painting by Mrs Coleman' with Combridge label verso, a Leo Earley print and three further furnishing prints. Proceeds to The Kildare and West Wicklow Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Lot 52
Roberts, Edric G "Somewhere in England", ills Lionel Edwards, Constable & Co (1929), colour plates tipped in, some foxing, red cloth, dj Ivester Lloyd, T "Hounds", Hutchinson & Co (1934), colour plates and other ills throughout, green cloth with black decoration and titles, dj, not pc Edwards, Lionel "My Hunting Sketchbook", Eyre & Spottiswoode and Charles Scribeners' Sons (1928), colour plates, grey cloth, pastedown to front board, rather worn (3)
Lot 1123
Loftie (W J) Westminster Abbey and The Inns of Court and Chancery, illustrations by Railton, London 1893; McMarthy (J) and Cennell (J) Charing Cross to Saint Paul's; Brangwyn (F) Belgium, including fifty-two illustrations, London 1916; The World - Its Cities and Peoples, five volumes, Cassell & Company and Picturesque Europe, four volumes and Stewart (F A) Hunting Countries, 1935 edition
Lot 387
After Heywood Hardy/Hunting Scenes/four monochrome prints, 49cm x 74cm and smaller/William Giller after W H Barraud/The Meet at Badminton/coloured print, 43cm x 73cm /and two other hunting prints Condition Report: All with discolouration to sheet and overall relatively poor due to being in an attic for many years
Lot 464
1st-3rd century AD. A marble frieze fragment depicting a hunting scene with the goddess Diana dressed in a short hunting dress, her left hand reaching for arrows, right hand holding a bow; by her left leg a standing hunting dog; head and right arm absent. 400 grams, 14cm (5 1/2"). Fair condition. Property of a London gentleman; acquired before 1980.
Lot 465
1st-3rd century AD. A marble fragmentary frieze panel depicting a hunting scene with the goddess Diana dressed in a short hunting dress, her right hand reaching for arrows, left hand holding a bow, two hunting dogs sitting on the baseline. 796 grams, 17cm (6 3/4"). Fine condition. From an important London collection, acquired in the 1970s.
Lot 134
Late Period, 664-332 BC. A mixed group of glazed composition pendants and beads including a figure of Bes, three scaraboids; a lotus flower pendant; a figural pendant; a plaque with hunting scene; a glass ring insert on old collector's card. 16 grams total, 11-51mm including card (1/2 - 2"). Fine condition. Ex Terence Eva collection, London, UK; formed 1970s-1980s. See Andrews, C. Amulets of Ancient Egypt, London, 1994 for discussion.
Lot 239
1st-2nd century AD. A D-shaped marble stele with scene in high relief of a horseman on a galloping horse, short cloak over his left shoulder and right arm raised holding a hunting horn(?); hunting dog running alongside. 907 grams, 15.5 x 18cm (6 x 7"). Fine condition. Property of a Surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. See Nicolae, C. The Iconography of the Antique Hero in the Balkan Area, in Marisia vol.XXXI, 2011, for discussion of the iconography. There was a widespread cult from about 1000 BC of gods or heroes who appeared as hunters or riders on horseback. Examples are the Greek Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, the Romano-Celtic Jupiter Taranis and the Danubian rider-gods. The main god of Thrace was a rider-god who was extremely popular in the Roman period and who appears to have had no name but was referred to only as the hero.
Lot 1607
A collection of 19th century and later hunting books including The Devon & Somerset Stag Hounds 1907 - 36, illustrated by Lionel Edwards, leather bound editions of Facey Romford's Hounds, Handley Cross, Chase of the Wild Red Deer, etc together with further books illustrated by Cecil Aldin, 18 volumes approx
Lot 674
A miscellaneous collection to include a heavy brass boat rudder, a 20th century military machete set within a leather scabbard, stamped to blade JJB 1915 together with 20th century military bayonet (displayed behind cabinet opposite), treen butter paddles, a small carved treen press, a boxed matchbox 10 volt power pack, equestrian volumes to include Cope's Royal Cavalcade of the Turf, Right Royal by John Masefield, Hunting with Jorrocks, Riding Stirrups, etc
Lot 753
A pair of 19th century coloured engravings after Henry Alken - The First Steeple Chace on Record - Preparing to Start and Accomplished Smashers, 35 x 41 cm approx in oval frames together with a set of four coloured prints of 19th century hunting scenes, 8 x 52 cm approx in simple wooden frames
Lot 76
A Wedgwood tri-colour vase of cotton reel shaped form with checkerboard decoration in pale blue, white and yellow, fitted with a circular flower holder, with impressed mark to base numbers 191 HB together with a boxed limited edition Wedgwood blue ground plaque of oval form with profile portrait of the Queen Mother, a green ground Wedgwood biscuit barrel and cover of cylindrical form with classical figure decoration and acorn knop, and a Tunstall Jasper ware biscuit barrel with hunting scene decoration and plated mount and handle
Lot 331
MASSIVE SPINACH JADE BRUSHPOTElaborately carved and of substantial size, fine Chinese spinach jade brushpot; the heavy cylindrical form, showing a narrative continuous equestrian hunting scene with tigers, leopards and deers rendered in deep relief; the jade of attractive mottled bright emerald-spinach green coloration; Qianlong seal mark; H: 14 5/8"; on wood pedestal
Lot 1362
Britains 1922/1923? Catalogue, comprising of 60 page catalogue split between Best Soldiers, Best Parade Soldiers, A Series Soldiers, W Series Soldiers, CHD Bulk Soldiers, P Series Bulk Soldiers, Railway and Tent Series, Kitchen Sets, Hunting Jockeys, Footballers, and X Series, buff coloured cover, some wear, good for age
Lot 459
TAXIDERMY FOX ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY 'HARRY' SHAW, cased and standing on a an artificial blue-grey rocky base, surrounded by foliage, the fox in hunting position, label verso inscribed 'H Shaw, Shrewsbury, December 15th, 1877', case size 100w x 33d x 70h cms Auctioneer's Note: Henry Shaw 1812-1887, was a notable taxidermist of the period, the first short-toed lark discovered in GB was recognised by Shaw as recorded by Yarrell's 'History of British Birds'. Shaw received notable commissions but the preparation of three, now extinct, Great Auks, located at Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, are worthy of special mention
Lot 1623A
A C20TH HAND LOOMED MEDIEVAL TAPESTRY This large wall hanging tapestry has been hand loomed from wool in vivid colours portraying the German Medieval myth 'Hunting the Unicorn' copying the well known tapestries from the early 14th Century. The tapestry is in excellent condition, backed in cotton and hangs from a pole with finials. 73" x 46". (1)
Lot 259
Six boxes of books to include HANDLEY CROSS or "Mr. Jorrock's Hunt", illustrated by John Leech, published Bradbury, Agnew & Co., together with six further books published by Bradbury, Agnew & Co., all on the subject of hunting, together with C DRURIE. FORTNUM "Majolica & Co.", published by Chapman & Hall, Piccadilly, various volumes of "The Strand" magazine, edited by Geo. Newnes, together with various titles by WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH including "Old St. Paul's", published by George Routledge & Sons London 1879, etc CONDITION REPORTS The book titled "Maiolica ..." is embossed to front cover "Dorothy Wemyss 1878" and has wear, discolouration, foxing etc. The volumes of The Strand are all bound volumes - late 19th and early 20th Century - please see photos for details of volumes present - there are 21 volumes in total, all with wear, scuffs, fading, some damage, foxing, varying degrees of wear, marks, dirt etc. The Bradbury Agnew & Co publications in red bindings - 7 volumes in total, some quite heavy wear, creasing, some tears and damage, discolouration, dirt etc, titles are "Handley Cross or Mr Jorocks's Hunt", "Mr Sponge's Sporting Tour" x 2, "Ask Mamma or the Richest Commoner in England", "Hawbuck Grange", "Mr Romford's Hounds", and "Plain or Ringlets". There is a collection of George Eliot novels x 8 volumes. There are 3 volumes of "Windsor Magazine" - 1899, 1900 and 1901 - all in very poor condition with fading, wear, tears, damage. There is one volume "Little Brother and Little Sister" illustrated by Arthur Rackham, published Constable & Co Ltd London - overall wear and damage and some tears, boards separating, foxing, dirt, fading, colour plates have creasing, wear, and are attached/glued to the page at their top edges but are otherwise not stuck down. There are 5 volumes of "The Book of Nature Study" edited by Bretland Farmer, pulbished the Caxton Publishing Company Clun House, Surrey Street, WC - some wear dirt scuffs and discolouration. Most books in this lot also have various labels, inscriptions, etc. Please see photos for contents.
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