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Lot 276
A MID 18TH CENTURY GERMAN BLACK ENAMELLED FOLDING HUNTING KNIFE The engraved handle depicting exotic leaping animals, together with an 18th Century German knife, having silver and mother of pearl mounts and an early tortoiseshell and silver mounted folding knife, with curved handle (possibly Spanish). (similar fork depicted on page 185 Jochen Amme)
Lot 213
A collection of 19th century and other ceramics including a Royal Doulton relief moulded stoneware jug with windmill, toper and stag hunting decoration, a further Doulton vase with relief decoration (for restoration), a comport with printed and infilled floral and insect decoration, a set of six continental dessert plates with pierced borders and fruit design, Victorian fluted tea wares with blue printed floral decoration, etc
Lot 663
A timber chest with applied brass borders, corners and central kite shaped medallion to the top together with a white silk jockey`s cap, a pair of tan leather gaiters, a pair of decorative hunting related wall plaques, one with a fox mask the other a hound decorated with riding crops and various other related items
Lot 804
A watercolour study of a hunting scene with hounds jumping over a fallen tree trunk in a winter landscape, signed bottom left E Turner and dated 87, 48 x 60 cm together with a grisaille watercolour by the same artist, also showing hounds, signed bottom right and dated 86, inscribed Dunston Harriers, 31 x 44 cm both in black frames
Lot 819
An oil painting on canvas in the 19th century style showing poultry outside a chicken house, signed bottom right J Moore, 40 x 50 cm in substantial moulded gilt frame together with a coloured print of a hunting scene after Edward Benjamin Herberte, 45 x 62 cm and a coloured signed limited edition print of figures walking on a beach, after Alan Ingham, signed bottom right and inscribed Two`s Company, edition 231/395, 31 x 40 cm (both framed)
Lot 848
A set of three early 20th century coloured prints after Sydney Hayes showing the courtship and marriage of a First World War soldier, 61 x 46 cm in moulded frames with burrwood style finish together with a set of three humorous coloured French caricature prints of boar and stag hunting scenes, inscribed in pencil, sheet size 51 x 36 cm in black and gilt frames
Lot 884
A collection of coloured book plates after G D Armour of hunting subjects, approximate size 19 x 14 cm (unfarmed) together with a set of three Vanity Fair spy prints of gentlemen including The Lad, Cobham Hall, etc and also together with a pair of reproduction posters for the Beatles film Help and Yellow Submarine, 45 x 30 cm (unframed) together with two prints of bi-planes (in one frame)
Lot 213
A collection of 19th century and other ceramics including a Royal Doulton relief moulded stoneware jug with windmill, toper and stag hunting decoration, a further Doulton vase with relief decoration (for restoration), a comport with printed and infilled floral and insect decoration, a set of six continental dessert plates with pierced borders and fruit design, Victorian fluted tea wares with blue printed floral decoration, etc
Lot 663
A timber chest with applied brass borders, corners and central kite shaped medallion to the top together with a white silk jockey`s cap, a pair of tan leather gaiters, a pair of decorative hunting related wall plaques, one with a fox mask the other a hound decorated with riding crops and various other related items
Lot 804
A watercolour study of a hunting scene with hounds jumping over a fallen tree trunk in a winter landscape, signed bottom left E Turner and dated 87, 48 x 60 cm together with a grisaille watercolour by the same artist, also showing hounds, signed bottom right and dated 86, inscribed Dunston Harriers, 31 x 44 cm both in black frames
Lot 819
An oil painting on canvas in the 19th century style showing poultry outside a chicken house, signed bottom right J Moore, 40 x 50 cm in substantial moulded gilt frame together with a coloured print of a hunting scene after Edward Benjamin Herberte, 45 x 62 cm and a coloured signed limited edition print of figures walking on a beach, after Alan Ingham, signed bottom right and inscribed Two`s Company, edition 231/395, 31 x 40 cm (both framed)
Lot 848
A set of three early 20th century coloured prints after Sydney Hayes showing the courtship and marriage of a First World War soldier, 61 x 46 cm in moulded frames with burrwood style finish together with a set of three humorous coloured French caricature prints of boar and stag hunting scenes, inscribed in pencil, sheet size 51 x 36 cm in black and gilt frames
Lot 884
A collection of coloured book plates after G D Armour of hunting subjects, approximate size 19 x 14 cm (unfarmed) together with a set of three Vanity Fair spy prints of gentlemen including The Lad, Cobham Hall, etc and also together with a pair of reproduction posters for the Beatles film Help and Yellow Submarine, 45 x 30 cm (unframed) together with two prints of bi-planes (in one frame)
Lot 337
The Cambridge University Light Weight Challenge Cup: a boxing trophy first competed for in 1865 and won by "the father of modern boxing" The Marquess of Queensberry, a hallmarked Victorian silver goblet engraved with the names of winners between 1865 and 1871, height 16.5cm., 6 1/2in. The Marquess of Queensberry rules is a code of generally accepted rules in the sport of boxing. They were named so because John Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry publicly endorsed the code, although they were actually written by a sportsman named John Graham Chambers. The code of rules on which modern boxing is based, the Queensberry rules were the first to mention gloves in boxing and are intended for use in both professional and amateur boxing matches, thus separating it from the less popular American Fair Play Rules, which were strictly intended for amateur matches. In popular culture the term is sometimes used to refer to a sense of sportsmanship and fair play. In 1864 he entered Magdalene College, Cambridge, which he left two years later without taking a degree. He was more distinguished in sport, and as well as boxing he played college cricket as well as running, hunting and steeplechasing.
Lot 42
Two strips of six racing caricature prints circa 1950, featuring HRH Princess Elizabeth & The Duke of Edinburgh, HH The Aga Khan, Lord & Lady Derby, Lord Stalbridge, Winston Churchill, M Boussac, Mr & Mrs Glenister & others, in two mounts; sold together with a book titled Famous Sporting Prints, I - Hunting, by 'The Studio', covers poor but internal plates good (3) not illustrated
Lot 177
An album of 'Ackermann's Sporting Scraps' 1850s, containing a collection of 35 Rudolph Ackermann's colour sporting prints after H.Alken, W.J. Shayer & W.A. Knell, each plate titled and measuring 16.5 by 24cm., 6 1/2 by 9 1/4in. bound in an album with red leather & marbled boards, the prints primarily after Alken but with the coaching series after W.J. Shayer and the yachting series after Knell, Alken's sports comprising boar hunting (in India), fox hunting, stag hunting, deer stalking, fishing, coursing, racing, shooting and steeple chasing, mostly, but not entirely, in sets of fours This book has been donated to the Washington DC National Cathedral Grounds for fund raising.
Lot 179
Sporting Nonsense Rhymes by George Finch Mason, with verse and colour illustrations for steeplechasing, one flat race, hunting & shooting, the ryhme for the example illustrated in the auction catalogue reads: "There's one bet I will make" said Snorter, "Which is - I'm first over the water." And he won it in style, Midst a general smile, When his horse didn't do as it oughter. oblong, pictorial boards, published by A. Webster & Co., London, presentation inscription dated 1907
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