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Lot 322
A set of 4 fine Dutch Delft blue and white vases with hunting scenes, 18th C. H.: 34 cm (incl. lid)Condition: chips throughout, two finials reglued. Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 26
A collection of Minton "Spring Bouquet" pattern tea wares to include cake plate, side plates, various cups and saucers, teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, together with three modern blue and white Russian teapots a Copenhagen plate, two carriage clocks, a plated teapot and jug and a small collection of trinket wares and two modern gilt-framed hunting prints
Lot 388
A Willem Blaeu 1572-1635 Antique Map of France, from a book depicting the area of the Comte du Brie region bound by the Seine and Marne rivers, engraved to show mountains, forests and cities, the bottom left title and scale cartouche show cherubs hunting. The verso of the map is a geographic history of Comte du Brie an area in Champagne.
Lot 1551
New Jersey Oil Company (New York) 1853. 40 shares. No.259. Whale hunting on the high seas. A whale boat tossed into the sky by an angry leviathan can be seen in the distance. Sailor and map of New York Bay indicating the location of the New Jersey Oil Company "works." W. L. Ormsby, printer. Issued, uncancelled. Pinhole, otherwise Very Fine. In the 1850s, before the petroleum industry began, whale oil was widely in use for illuminating and lubricating purposes, but the whale oil had to be refined before it could be utilized. W. L. Ormsby, the printer and engraver of this certificate, also printed bank notes, and his work is widely collected.From the John E. Herzog Collection.
Lot 1545
Cocos Island Treasure Company (California) 1854. San Francisco. One share. No.258. Buccaneer, left. Ceres with wheat, center. Overall dimensions 8" x 11." The central 4" x 8" certificate is surrounded by four handsome hand-colored images of sailing ships and pirate battles. Fully prepared, with the date, serial number, number of shares, and officer's signatures. The owner's name is not filled in. Uncancelled. Very Fine+. Throughout history the promise of finding buried pirate treasure has induced investors to participate in capitalizing treasure hunting companies. Cocos Island has been the focus of much of this treasure hunting activity. One estimate places the number of Cocos Islands treasure hunting expeditions at over three hundred, though no major find has ever been publicly reported. Companies resorted to the use of visually appealing stock certificates to convince investors to participate, and the rarest and most spectacular of these certificates is surely the Cocos Island Treasure Company. This certificate first appeared in an R. M. Smythe Auction in the early 1980s. According to the consignor, it was owned by the late Paul Richards, Scott Winslow, a prominent Maryland collector, and David Beach. It is now being offered publicly for the first time in almost thirty years. From the John E. Herzog Collection.
Lot 445
Burma1899-1922 correspondence of over 100 covers, all with letters, from G.B. to the Couchman family to Burma with many addressed to Francis D. Couchman as agent for the Burma Railways in Rangoon; fascinating contents with reference to tiger and bison hunting, earthquakes and a house fire. A fascinating lot with much reading interest Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 360
*Stevengraphs. A mixed collection of sixteen embroidered silk Stevengraphs, late 19th century, including two book marks, five portraits consisting of Gladstone, Fred Archer, Vice-Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, General Sir Redevers Buller and General Roberts, with two martial scenes, one showing the meeting between Wellington and Blucher after Waterloo and The Death of Lord Nelson, two horse racing scenes and two fox hunting scenes and one of a horse drawn fire engine, all framed and glazed, together with another two unframed portraits of H.M.King Edward VII and H.M.Queen Alexandra, mounted but unframed, some examples with original captioned mounts removed, remounted and with titles added in manuscript, various condition (16)
Lot 822
THREE FRAMED SPORTING PRINTS, The Quorn at Twyford No 402/500, approximately 43.5cm x 51cm and Away from Burrough Hall no 180/500, approximately 43cm x 50.5cm both signed RAS Goody, together with What are we Hunting Today Master no 41/50, approximately 42.5cm x 56.5cm, signed and dated Mark Ruskinson 1984 (3)
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