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A Meissen style dish decorated with a hunting party, 35.5cm diameter

MANNER OF AELBERT CUYP 'LANDSCAPE WITH HUNTING PARTY', Dutch landscape with three men on horseback, oil on panel, possibly an overpainted print, signed lower left, bears hand written title and attribution verso, 73cm x 91cm, in a heavy gilt frame (Condition Report: would benefit from a professional clean, possibly an overpainted print)

A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS, comprising a Royal Doulton 'Old English Coaching Scenes' dish , four Royal Doulton cabinet plates The Hunting Man D6282, The Mayor, Charles Dickens, Robert Burns, a 'Pansy' design vase, height 21cm (crazed), a Jema of Holland 652 figural wall plaque of a ballerina in blue, an Aynsley 'Pembroke' pattern planter, two boxed Wedgwood 'Fuchsia' design mugs, a Mason's 'Mandalay' pattern trinket box, a Royal Doulton 'German Shepherd', etc. A.F (s.d) (Qty)

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include boxed sets of cutlery, EPNS tankard, teapots, condiment pieces, candle sticks, vanity pieces, goblets, cups, tray, loose cutlery pieces, a silver plate ice bucket, a Ronson table lighter, a mounted medallion, hunting knives, an ivorine letter opener etc

A late Victorian silver box of hinged rectangular form, the cover embossed with an Eastern hunting scene of a mounted archer and big cat with foliage background, the body with foliate scrolls, marks for Chester 1900, maker George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 260g. Horses eye and riders nose worn through

Old French tapestry depicting hunting scene in forest with horse-drawn carriage and building in background, 150cm x 71cm 

Gill Evans (20th century) Pastel on paper Oval portrait of a young woman, signed and dated '88 lower left, framed and glazed, 65cm x 49cm and another pastel of dogs by the same hand, and a Michael Lyne print depicting hunting scenes, signed in pencil lower left (3) 

2 VICTORIAN HUNTING SCENE PRINTS c1870 FRAME SIZE 17.5" x 15.5", & MINIATURE OIL COUNTRY SCENE ON EASEL FRAME SIZE 6.25" x 5.75"

PORTMEIRION JUPITER COFFEE SET, CROWN DEVON COFFEE SET, B/W WASH BOWL & JUG, CHAMBER POT, HUNTING TANKARD, CHOKIN ART 24ct VASE

Cobalt blue plates with leaves and floral design on circumference with fox hunting motifs in center and gilt rim. Plate designs created by George Morland. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 1"H x 9.75" dia.Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Colorful bone china dinner plates with various images of scenes with people on horses during fox hunting by the artist J.F. Herring Sr. Spode backstamp. Dimensions: 0.75"H x 10.5" diaManufacturer: SpodeCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Set includes 3 plates - small plate Coaching days with center scene of passengers in carriage, colorful Arabian Nights plate The Arrival of the Unknown Princess and Falconry with center hunting scene with Falcon. Royal Doulton and Royal Doulton Burslem backstamp. Largest piece: 1"H x 10" dia. Issued: c. 1900 - 1914Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A gilt scalloped trim plate decorated with a hand painted scene of a hunting dog. Artist signed on the front. P.P. backstamp. Artist: C. GolseIssued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 11.5"W x 1.75"HManufacturer: P.P.Country of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

An exquisitely hand painted footed jardiniere of a duck hunting scene with green gilded ruffle rim and base. Gloss finish. Signed by the artist. Backstamp Doulton Burslem England in brown. Artist: S WilsonIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: 12.75"H x 11.75"diaManufacturer: Doulton BurslemCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Part of the Animal Study series, this figurine features a standing fox adorned in a red hunting coat and black top hat. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 1956-1981Dimensions: 1.5"L x 3.5"W x 5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Fishing Books: The New Complete Angler Stephen Downes and Martin Knowelden 1988, Going Fishing Negley Farson, illustrated by C F Tunnicliffe, The Painted Stream Robin Armstrong 1985 x2, The Complete Book of Float Fishing Allan Haines 1989, The Art of Coarse Fishing and Specimen Hunting John Bailey P/B 1993

Artist: Kuniume Utagawa (act. 1866-1883)Title: Soga Brothers Attack at Hunting-ground at FujinoPublisher: Onishi ShonosukeDate: 1884Size: (L) 34.6 x 22.1 (C) 34.7 x 25.1 (R) 34.7 x 23.2 cmCondition: Light wear and soiling, tears, minor stains, slightly trimmed.Ref: CMSA461

Journal. 4 Bände (Hefte). 1806."Für das Forst-, Jagd- und Fischereiwesen". Zustand siehe Fotos. Versand kann organisiert werden.Journal. 4 volumes (issues). 1806."For forestry, hunting and fishing". See photos for condition. Shipping can be organised.

An elegant aristocratic trifle, a 19th-century French enamelled gold snuffbox with hunting scenes. Rectangular in shape, playful silhouette, the item is decorated with chiseled gold and a magnificent enamel miniature. The outer cover depicts a picturesque scene of horse hunting in the forest, where the master gracefully, with an incredible sense of tact, combined bright and lively enamel and a relief texture of gold. Imported French proof of 18 carat gold (Owl). Dimensions 7.5 x 3.5 x 2.0 cm. Weight: 64.26 grams. Width: 7.5cm, Height: 2cm, Depth: 3.5cm, Weight: 0.064kg, Condition: Good, Material: Enamel

A wonderful pair of cased, dueling pistols, the court gunsmith of Nicholas I, Jacob Bertrand, mid-19th century. Octagonal, smoothbore, 11 gauge pistols with fine, gilded engraving of floral motifs, Bertrand St. Petersburg - on the top of the barrel. Markings and serial numbers 205.1 and 205.2 on the bottom of the barrels. Finely crafted wooden handles. Complete set of tools for cleaning and loading. Packed in an original turnkey wooden box with brass decor. High quality cloth interior trim. Gun length: 44 cm. Jacob Bertrand (? - 1849 (?), court and naval departmental gunsmith. In 1830 he started a business in Russia. In 1835–1840 he worked for Javale. At the Moscow exhibition of 1835 he exhibited guns and pistols, at the St. Petersburg exhibition of 1849 - hunting rifles . and the State Historical Museum. Width: 31cm, Height: 50cm, Depth: 8.5cm, Weight: 15kg, Condition: Good, Material: Wood, metal

Splendid bone-decorated gun with wheellock and arquebus-type stock, long brass trigger guard, late 17th century. A shortened butt, not adapted for a shoulder rest and simply pressed against the cheek. Hunting or combat weapon of a privileged rider, designed to fight heavily armed cavalry. It was used as an alternative to a spear in knightly combat. Made as a forged faceted barrel, with an expensive wheel mechanism on a walnut lodgment, with decorative bone inserts. At the butt end there is a pin for vertical storage of the gun. Length: 100 cm. Weight: 3811 gr. Width: 24cm, Height: 100cm, Depth: 8cm, Weight: 3.811kg, Condition: Good, Material: Bone

Three-case hunting, 18K gold pocket watch, chronograph, with stopwatch, calendar and quarter repeater. Early 20th century. Imported stamp of London 1912-1913. Marked on the body: GS. Stockwell & Co (George Stockwell). Case diameter: 59 mm. Yellow metal anchor chain. Watch weight without chain: 135 g. Length with chain: 33 cm. The mechanism has been inspected. Width: 7cm, Height: 8cm, Depth: 1.2cm, Weight: 0.154kg, Condition: Good, Material: Gold 18К

A magnificent Bacchus dish in the neo-Renaissance style, inlaid with ivory on wood in the manner of Johann Michael Maucher (1645-1701) A decorative Bacchus dish made in the manner of works of the second half of the 17th century by the great German master Johann Michael Maucher (1645-1701). A complete and striking ensemble, carved ivory, immersing you in the mysterious worlds of the Renaissance era. Dedicated to mythological plots of love affairs of the gods, the huntress Diana and Dionysian drunkenness. The main theme of drunken festivities, presented in the central medallion, compositionally unites eight oval cartouches on the periphery of the dish and creates a unique aura of ancient freedoms and temptations. The central bas-relief shows Dionysus drinking from a cup in the company of companions and the attribute of drunkenness, a goat, against a background of forest and vines. Above it, clockwise, are the scenes: - competitions between Marsyas and Apollo with their musical judge, the Phrygian king Midas. - Zeus in the form of Diana seduces the nymph Callisto. - Zeus rescue of Callisto from her son, the young hunter Arkad, and the placement of the nymph in the sky by the constellation Ursa. - incriminating Kalisto in pregnancy. After all, the goddess Diana severely punished Callisto for the loss of chastity - turning her into a bear. - The abduction of Proserpina by King Hades in a chariot. - Satyr and nymph. Satyrs Harassment. - Actaeon and Diana. A young voyeur was turned into a deer for spying on the goddesss toilet. - The abduction of the nymph Io by Zeus. Why did the Thunderer hide himself with clouds. The ritual of wine veneration and love longing unite the program of the monument. They make you think about: kidnapping and punishment, ecstasy on the verge of suffering, freedom and the will of lot - in a word, about what elevates us above everyday life and immerses us in history. The decorative unity of carved plastic and the soft glow of bone achieves delightful harmony in the work. It deserves a place in the museums exhibition and definitely bears the reputation of an impeccable gift. Carved ivory on a wooden base with brass fastening hoops, deer antler. Probably 19th century Germany. Diameter: 46.5 cm. Weight: 2700 g. Reference: A similar dish made by the master Johann Michael Maucher, Pool with the Triumph of Galatea and sea images, 1672, ivory, antler and metal, presented in the Museo Civico Medievale in Bologna. A similar dish by Johann Michael Maucher depicting hunting scenes, Diana and Actaeon in an oval shape is presented in the album: ''The Golden Age of Flemish Art'' from the collection of the State Hermitage. Inv. No. E-7267 Width: 46.5cm, Height: 46.5cm, Depth: 10cm, Weight: 2.7kg, Condition: Good, Material: Ivory

A vintage toy fox in hunting attire. 43cm h.

A miscellany to include two white enamel bowls, 55cm and 30cm diameter, Julius Peters bottle, Hull, copper Johnny Walker tray, brass candle sconce and a hunting print.

A mixed collection of items relating to hunting to include 2 hunting horns, longest 120cm, 3 tankards with hunting scenes by Gibson Pottery, 2 x Sylvac tankards, 2 x Keele Street jugs, a set of chrome topped glass hip flasks in a leather case with strap, a salt glaze jug, a leather bound hip flask together with a picnic basket by Yizhan and a ceramic Lovatt , Langley Mill jug. See all images.

A mid-20th century Royal Dux porcelain figure group of two hunting dogs, 36cm w.

A hallmarked Birmingham silver hunting / hip flask of elongated conical form with a twist-top, 17cm. Other marks rubbed. 119gm.

A collection of mixed jugs, to include a Doulton Lambeth stoneware hunting pattern jug

A copper hunting horn, length 119cm, together with various others, and a meat grinder

A pair of Victorian colour sporting mezzotints; together with other sporting prints to include cricket and hunting (7)

An early 20th century glass hunting flask, with a silver cover, Birmingham 1921, in a fitted leather case, 19cm long

A pair of Dresden porcelain figures of a Lady and Gallant, dressed for hunting, she with a musket and spaniel, he with a shot bird and a basket, decorated in colours, 16cm; also another pair of Dresden figures of Musicians, he playing a bagpipe, she a hurdy gurdy, 18cm (4).

A collection of fixed blade hunting style sheath knives to include examples 'Made in Norway', 'P. Lepe Mexico' (Length 28cm) and an interesting example by H.G Long and Co. of Sheffield, (length 12.5cm). (6) In good original condition.

Porter: A Silver Pair Cased Verge Pocket Watch with an Enamel Dial Painted Hunting Scene, signed Wm Porter, Burton, 1777, single chain fusee verge movement signed and numbered 2170, square baluster pillars, enamel painted hunting scene dial with Roman numerals, beetle and poker hands, plain outer case with no marks, inner silver with maker's mark RR and a London silver hallmark for 1777, inside outer case with an embroidered pocket watch paper, 50mm wide, together with a 19th Century Pocket Watch Stand Beneath Glass Dome Both cases with surface scratches, outer case with no silver marks, dial with some small scratches to the centre, the dial painted scene are clean with no damage, plexi glass is damaged and a piece missing, plexi glass needs replacing, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, balance is swinging slowly, movement in going order.

Two Darte Porcelain Plates, circa 1810, with gros bleu and tooled gilt borders framing painted hunting scenes, one with a mounted figure and hounds chasing a boar in a winter landscape and the other with figures hare coursing, printed red marks 23cm diameter (2)Good condition. No chips, cracks or repair. Some notable wear to the enamels.

A Spode Pearlware Comport, circa 1820, of waved ovoid form and with shell moulded handles, printed in underglaze blue with the "Hunting a Buffalo" pattern from the "Indian Sporting Series", printed and impressed marks37cm wideAnother Shell Moulded Dish, decorated with the "Common Wolf Trap" pattern, printed mark23.5cm wide (2)Comport - two chips to the underside of the rimShell dish - two larger under rim chips, one very short crack, glaze scratches to the underside

A Worcester Porcelain "Blind Earl" Dish, circa 1770, of small size and typically modelled, with gilt dentil rim and painted in dry blue enamels with scattered sprigs15cm including the handleA Similar Facetted Teabowl and Saucer, enriched with gilt cartouches, square seal markSaucer 12cm wideA Fluted Cup and Saucer, decorated in the Same PatternSaucer 13.5cm wideAnother Faceted cup and Saucer, with dry blue flowers and feathered borders, square seal markSaucer 11.75cm wide (7)The Blind Earl pattern is so called after George William Coventry, the fifth Earl of Coventry (1722-1809), who was the Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire. In 1780, George William suffered from a hunting accident and lost his eye sight. It is said that he ordered a service from the Worcester factory in this existing design. The relief moulded decoration detailing the leaves and tendrils across the surface of the dishes could therefore have been enjoyed by the Earl with sense of touch rather than sight. Faceted saucer - star crack in the wellFeathered saucer - foot chipsSome glaze wear and pitting throughout. No restoration.

A W T Copeland & Sons Pottery Dessert Service, 1920s, by Lionel Edwards, printed and enamelled with hunting scenes under faux bois borders, printed marks, comprising:a pair of square serving dishes12 plates, 22.5cm wide (14)One square dish with a large piece re glued at the rim. One plate with a small rim chip.

A Wedgwood drabware style covered sugar bowl - 19th century, of squat, ovoid form, the domed cover with ball finial, decorated with fern leaves and hare bells on a buff, semi-glazed ground, impressed and incised numerals to base, 110 cm high; together with a Wedgwood blue basalt style jug, decorated with a hunting scene, 14.2 cm high; and two similar mugs, one with matching decoration and the other decorated with scenes of cherubs and chariots, 8.6 cm high. (4)

A set of three 19th century hand-coloured miniature engravings - hunting subjects, circular, eng. by T. A. Prior, 9.7 cm diameter, in decorative gilt and composition frames with bird's eye maple veneered mounts, overall 16.25 x 16 cm.

Six volumes mostly relating to fox hunting and hounds: 1. Ivester Lloyd (T), Hounds, pub. London: Hutchinson 1934, signed and numbered 41 from an edition of 250, half calf and green cloth, 4to; 2. Watson (Frederick), Hunting Pie (pub. London: Witherby 1931, frontis loose; 3. Leighton (Robert), The Complete Book of the Dog, pub. London, Cassell 1922; 4. Sassoon (Siegfried), The Complete Memoirs of George Sherston, The Folio Society, 1971, 3 vols in slip case.

A Turkish copper, brass and white metal powder flask - 20th century, drum-shaped with cylindrical nozzle and foliate pendant decoration, 23 cm long; together with a copper and white metal hunting horn, 37 cm long.

A collection of books relating to Horse, Riding and Hunting - including Lyle (R.C.) and Edwards (Lionel), Royal Newmarket, 1945, with d/j; Nimrod (Apperley, CharlesJames), My Horses and other Essays, 1928, no.92 of an edition of 175; Surtees (R.S), Handley Cross or Mr Jorrock's Hunt, Vol I, pub. Edward Arnold, London, water damage to spine; Lyle (R.C), Brown Jack, 1st ed. 3rd imp., Dec.1934, with (tatty) d/j; and thirteen others.

Victorian needlework sampler, depicting the alphabet, dated 1863, together with two needlework pictures, including hunting scene, largest H57cm, W47cm

A cast model of a hunting dog 37 cm nose to tail

British School, 19th century, Pair of fox hunting scenes, one inscribed 'A.D.Hamilton,1898', watercolour, ink and gouache,12x17cm and 16x20cm respectively, framed and glazed (2)

Three early 19th Century silver vinaigrettes to include a George IV example with engraved floral detailing to case with pierced grille depicting hunting motifs (hallmarked Birmingham 1823, Joseph Willmore), a William IV engine turned example with pierced foliate grille (Birmingham 1835, Thomas Shaw) and a George III example in the form of a purse (Birmingham 1818, John Shaw). Largest measures 2.5cm wide.

After Henry Alken, One of the Flowers of the Hunt, subtitled Perfect Pink and A Jonquil, a pair of Hunting scenes, each 35 x 29cm. (2).

Dunhill London: Copper and nickel plated table lighter in the form of a hunting horn, circa 1920s. 23cm tall.Condition - very good showing no dents or damage.Looks to be complete although sold as untested.  

An antique and large Persian vessel, from the Afsharid dynasty (1736-1796), Iran, made of hand-decorated copper, decorated with a pattern of hunters on horses, hunting lions, signed (photographed in close-up), Height: 22 cm, Diameter: 36.5 cm. Period: 18th century

Waidpraxe mit Scheide im Stil des Barock, deutsch, um 1900 Breite Rückenklinge mit stumpfer Spitze. Beidseitig fein gravierter Dekor. Terzseitig Darstellung eines Jägers auf der Hirschjagd, auf der Gegenseite ein ungedeutetes Allianzwappen zwischen Eichen- und Akanthuslaubdekor. Gravierte eiserne Griffzwinge mit eingestecktem, durchbrochen gearbeitetem Knebel. Griffschalen aus Hirschhorn, die Griffnieten beidseitig mit Zierrosetten aus Messing. In lederbezogener Holzscheide mit durchbrochen gearbeiteten Beschlägen. Eingeschoben Beimesser, zweizinkige Gabel und Pfriem, jeweils mit vernieteten Horngriffschalen. Länge 41 cm. A German hunting trousse in 17th century style, circa 1900 A German hunting trousse in 17th century style, circa 1900Breite Rückenklinge mit stumpfer Spitze. Beidseitig fein gravierter Dekor. Terzseitig Darstellung eines Jägers auf der Hirschjagd, auf der Gegenseite ein ungedeutetes Allianzwappen zwischen Eichen- und Akanthuslaubdekor. Gravierte eiserne Griffzwinge mit eingestecktem, durchbrochen gearbeitetem Knebel. Griffschalen aus Hirschhorn, die Griffnieten beidseitig mit Zierrosetten aus Messing. In lederbezogener Holzscheide mit durchbrochen gearbeiteten Beschlägen. Eingeschoben Beimesser, zweizinkige Gabel und Pfriem, jeweils mit vernieteten Horngriffschalen. Länge 41 cm. Condition: II +

Jagdlicher Galadegen, deutsch, um 1760 Stark geflammte Klinge mit abgeflachtem Mittelgrat. Oberflächen narbig, die Spitze stärker korrodiert. Am Klingenansatz Reste von Zierätzung. Reich reliefiertes Messingbügelgefäß mit Resten von Feuervergoldung. Das asymmetrische Stichblatt mit Darstellung von Hund, Hirsch und Löwen zwischen Rocaillen. Griff, Knauf und Faustbügel mit weiteren jagdlichen Darstellungen von verschiedenem Wild und Hunden. Länge 86 cm. A German hunting small sword, circa 1760 A German hunting small sword, circa 1760Stark geflammte Klinge mit abgeflachtem Mittelgrat. Oberflächen narbig, die Spitze stärker korrodiert. Am Klingenansatz Reste von Zierätzung. Reich reliefiertes Messingbügelgefäß mit Resten von Feuervergoldung. Das asymmetrische Stichblatt mit Darstellung von Hund, Hirsch und Löwen zwischen Rocaillen. Griff, Knauf und Faustbügel mit weiteren jagdlichen Darstellungen von verschiedenem Wild und Hunden. Länge 86 cm.Condition: II - III

Barocker Luxus-Hirschfänger, deutsch, um 1720 Schlanke Rückenklinge (zaponiert) mit zweischneidiger Spitze und beidseitiger flacher Kehlung. Die Schneide leicht schartig. Am Ansatz beidseitig reich geätzter Bandwerkdekor mit geringen Resten von Vergoldung. Reich reliefiertes Messingbügelgefäß mit Resten von Vergoldung. Das Stichblatt mit Darstellung von zwei Jagdhunden im Kampf mit einem Löwen. Auf Parierstange und Griff Darstellung weiterer Tiere, der Endknauf der Parierstange als Tierkopf gearbeitet. Hilze mit Schildpatt furniert. Reliefierte Knaufkappe. Länge 74 cm.Achtung: Ein Export dieses Loses aus der EU ist leider nicht möglich. A fine German hunting hanger, circa 1720 A fine German hunting hanger, circa 1720Schlanke Rückenklinge (zaponiert) mit zweischneidiger Spitze und beidseitiger flacher Kehlung. Die Schneide leicht schartig. Am Ansatz beidseitig reich geätzter Bandwerkdekor mit geringen Resten von Vergoldung. Reich reliefiertes Messingbügelgefäß mit Resten von Vergoldung. Das Stichblatt mit Darstellung von zwei Jagdhunden im Kampf mit einem Löwen. Auf Parierstange und Griff Darstellung weiterer Tiere, der Endknauf der Parierstange als Tierkopf gearbeitet. Hilze mit Schildpatt furniert. Reliefierte Knaufkappe. Länge 74 cm.Attention: This lot can only be shipped within the European Union.Condition: II

Aufpflanzbarer Hirschfänger, deutsch, Mitte 19. Jhdt. Zweischneidige Klinge von rautenförmigem Querschnitt mit Mittelspitze (etwas fleckig), am Ansatz gestempelt "Schaefer Goeppingen(?)". Geschwärzte Eisenmontierung mit reichem Reliefdekor (Masken, Ranken, plastische Köpfe als Enden der Parierstange). Schwarzer Holzgriff (Haarriss längsseitig), terzseitig fein gewaffelt, quartseitig ein eisengefütterter Schlitz mit Arretierfeder, flacher blattförmiger Eisenknauf. Schwarze Lederscheide mit glatten Eisenbeschlägen. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Länge 67 cm. A German bayonet hunting hanger, circa 1850 A German bayonet hunting hanger, circa 1850Zweischneidige Klinge von rautenförmigem Querschnitt mit Mittelspitze (etwas fleckig), am Ansatz gestempelt "Schaefer Goeppingen(?)". Geschwärzte Eisenmontierung mit reichem Reliefdekor (Masken, Ranken, plastische Köpfe als Enden der Parierstange). Schwarzer Holzgriff (Haarriss längsseitig), terzseitig fein gewaffelt, quartseitig ein eisengefütterter Schlitz mit Arretierfeder, flacher blattförmiger Eisenknauf. Schwarze Lederscheide mit glatten Eisenbeschlägen. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Länge 67 cm.Condition: II

Geätzter jagdlicher Dolch, LePage à Paris, datiert 1848 Kurze, einschneidige und etwas fleckige Klinge, an der Spitze fast unmerklich verbogen. Mittig beidseitig geätzte und in Resten vergoldete Kartusche mit Rankendekor. Terzseitig "Toujours et partout la première", quartseitig "17 février 1848" bezeichnet. Fein geätzte, im Querschnitt rhombische Parierstange mit gelöstem Heftring. Als Griff eingesetzter Rehlauf (berieben) mit Hufeisenknauf, darauf ein goldtauschiertes Monogramm unter Grafenkrone. Eisenbeschlagene und rankenverzierte Scheide aus Holz, am Mundbeschlag vs. "Lepage Arq : à Paris" bezeichnet, rs. kleine Riemenöse. Länge 29 cm. An etched hunting dagger, LePage à Paris, dated 1848 An etched hunting dagger, LePage à Paris, dated 1848Kurze, einschneidige und etwas fleckige Klinge, an der Spitze fast unmerklich verbogen. Mittig beidseitig geätzte und in Resten vergoldete Kartusche mit Rankendekor. Terzseitig "Toujours et partout la première", quartseitig "17 février 1848" bezeichnet. Fein geätzte, im Querschnitt rhombische Parierstange mit gelöstem Heftring. Als Griff eingesetzter Rehlauf (berieben) mit Hufeisenknauf, darauf ein goldtauschiertes Monogramm unter Grafenkrone. Eisenbeschlagene und rankenverzierte Scheide aus Holz, am Mundbeschlag vs. "Lepage Arq : à Paris" bezeichnet, rs. kleine Riemenöse. Länge 29 cm. Condition: II -

Großer silbermontierter Hirschfänger, deutsch, um 1800 Kräftige Rückenklinge mit beidseitiger flacher Kehlung. Umgearbeitete französische Pallaschklinge, auf dem Klingenrücken bezeichnet "Manufacture de Kling(enthal)", auf der Fehlschärfe terzseitig zwei geschlagene Inspektorenmarken. Leicht gravierte silberne Parierstange mit Regenblech. Silbermontierter Griff mit Griffschalen aus fein geperltem Hirschhorn. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit silberner Garnitur, das Ortblech mit Tremolierstrich und Stempel "IB". Das eingeschobene Beimesser mit silberner Knaufkappe. Länge 69,5 cm. A silver mounted German hunting hanger, circa 1800 A silver mounted German hunting hanger, circa 1800Kräftige Rückenklinge mit beidseitiger flacher Kehlung. Umgearbeitete französische Pallaschklinge, auf dem Klingenrücken bezeichnet "Manufacture de Kling(enthal)", auf der Fehlschärfe terzseitig zwei geschlagene Inspektorenmarken. Leicht gravierte silberne Parierstange mit Regenblech. Silbermontierter Griff mit Griffschalen aus fein geperltem Hirschhorn. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit silberner Garnitur, das Ortblech mit Tremolierstrich und Stempel "IB". Das eingeschobene Beimesser mit silberner Knaufkappe. Länge 69,5 cm.Condition: II

Großer Hirschfänger mit Beimesser, deutsch, um 1900 Schlanke Rückenklinge mit zweischneidiger Spitze. Beidseitig reiche jagdliche Zierätzung. Auf der Fehlschärfe undeutliche Marke. Parierstange und Stichblatt aus Neusilber, die Arme in Rehhufe auslaufend. Hirschhornhilze mit Neusilbermontierung. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit Neusilbergarnitur und eingestecktem Beimesser. Länge 70 cm. A large German hunting hanger, circa 1900 A large German hunting hanger, circa 1900Schlanke Rückenklinge mit zweischneidiger Spitze. Beidseitig reiche jagdliche Zierätzung. Auf der Fehlschärfe undeutliche Marke. Parierstange und Stichblatt aus Neusilber, die Arme in Rehhufe auslaufend. Hirschhornhilze mit Neusilbermontierung. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit Neusilbergarnitur und eingestecktem Beimesser. Länge 70 cm.Condition: II +

Hirschfänger, deutsch, um 1700 Gerade einschneidige Klinge mit breiten Hohlkehlen und rückennahen Zügen, am Ansatz etwas verputzte Rankenätzung. Großes, muschelförmiges Stichblatt, kannelierter Faustbügel, Hilze aus Hirschhorn und ebenfalls kannelierte Knaufkappe. Holzscheide mit eisernen Beschlägen. Länge 73 cm. A German hunting hanger, ca. 1700 A German hunting hanger, ca. 1700Gerade einschneidige Klinge mit breiten Hohlkehlen und rückennahen Zügen, am Ansatz etwas verputzte Rankenätzung. Großes, muschelförmiges Stichblatt, kannelierter Faustbügel, Hilze aus Hirschhorn und ebenfalls kannelierte Knaufkappe. Holzscheide mit eisernen Beschlägen. Länge 73 cm.Condition: II -

Schieß-Hirschfänger, Crause, Herzberg, um 1800 Gekehlte Klinge à la Montmorency mit zweischneidiger Spitze, terzseitig verschraubtes Steinschloss mit geschnittener Feder und jagdlich geschnittenem Schlosskasten, der kanonierte Lauf im Kaliber 9 mm. Jagdlich reliefiertes Messingbügelgefäß mit muschelförmigem Stichblatt und Horngriffschalen, auf der Griffschiene graviert "Crause in Herzberg". Länge 67 cm.Carl Philipp Crause, Herzberg, 1778 - 1857. A German shooting hunting hanger by Crause in Herzberg, circa 1800 A German shooting hunting hanger by Crause in Herzberg, circa 1800Gekehlte Klinge à la Montmorency mit zweischneidiger Spitze, terzseitig verschraubtes Steinschloss mit geschnittener Feder und jagdlich geschnittenem Schlosskasten, der kanonierte Lauf im Kaliber 9 mm. Jagdlich reliefiertes Messingbügelgefäß mit muschelförmigem Stichblatt und Horngriffschalen, auf der Griffschiene graviert "Crause in Herzberg". Länge 67 cm.Carl Philipp Crause, Herzberg, 1778 - 1857.Condition: II -