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Lot 79
Rosedale Solo Hill Climb, 1924, a silver and gold medallion, Birmingham 1923, inscribed Best Solo Climb ROSEDALE won by C. Bell 1924, together with an Irish medallion and various later motorsport brochures. Rosedale Chimney Bank is a hill pass that carries a minor road between Rosedale Abbey and Hutton-le-Hole in the Ryedale district of the North York Moors National Park; it shares the title of steepest road in England.
Lot 262
Large William Hutton silver-plated two handled tray, L73cm, 19th century plated bottle coaster, Victorian tea pots, pewter inkwell, entree dish, fish knives and forks and other metal ware Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 498
1st-2nd century AD. A bronze sceptre finial formed as a bronze tube with iron core and ox-head detailing; band of four curved hooks to the rear flanked by beading, plain crescent panels flanking transverse ribbed panel, beaded collar, narrow waisted muzzle, flange ears with pellets, socket eyes, opposed crescent horns. Cf. Portable Antiquities Scheme report number NCL-51AB07. Cf. Portable Antiquities Scheme annual report of 2006, p.40-41. 58 grams, 50mm (2"). Found near Hutton-Sessay, North Yorkshire, UK, 2006; accompanied by a copy of a Portable Antiquities Scheme report number NCL-51AB07 which includes four museum drawings of the object, a letter discussing the object from Sally Worrell of the British Museum, and a copy of the relevant pages from the PAS Annual Report 2006. The exact purpose of the item is uncertain but parallels have been drawn with a possible knife-handle from Birdlip, Gloucestershire, of Iron Age date. The prominent hooks to the rear of the piece exclude its use as a handle, and the ornate character of the casting suggests an object of some importance with considerable display value. The terminal of a sceptre or similar item denoting rank and authority is a reasonable inference, as noted in the PAS Annual Report for 2006 where this item was published. Fine condition. Excessively rare.
Lot 1705
Ralph Hutton (20th century), an interesting collection of watercolours and mixed media paintings including city scenes, landscapes, continental townscapes, etc, including examples signed Hutton and including example signed and dated in 1960s & 70s, maximum size 47 cm x 60 cm approx, all framed
Lot 399
A pair of 1943 Pattern 'Escape' boots these boots were based on the designs of Major Clayton Hutton at MI9. Consisting of a black leather laced walking shoe and a black zip-up suede legging,the basic principle was simple: in the event of landing in enemy territory, the wearer would separate the leggings from the shoe by using the folded pocket knife that was held in the pocket in the right boot. It was believed that the walking shoe would be less conspicuous and more comfortable than a conventional flying boot for an attempted evasion. The design remained in service with the RAF until the mid-1950s CONDITION REPORT: Back of heel to tip of toe approximately 30cm 11.5cm at widest point
Lot 658
A Hallmarked Silver Tea Pot, Messrs Hutton, London 1900, of oval semi reeded form, bearing presentation inscription "I.O.O.F.M.U Philanthripic Lodge No 1693 Preston District Presented to Bro. Reuben Counsell as a token of esteem and in appreciation of his services as Acting Trustee for 25 years May 11th 1918"
Lot 293
JOHN HUTTON (1906-1978) FOR WHITEFRIARS GLASSRARE 'COVENTRY CATHEDRAL' ETCHED GLASS VASE, CIRCA 1962 engraved with angels playing trumpets, signed to the body JOHN HUTTON, engraved to base No. 13-79-8143cm highNote: This vase formed part of a very limited series engraved by John Hutton and is engraved with a unique arrangement of the angels and figures he had designed and engraved for the Great West Screen of the new Coventry Cathedral. The vases were engraved at the Cathedral shop for 100 guineas, a sum which reflected both the supreme quality of the glass used in the manufacture of the vessel and the hard work of Hutton It was hoped that the sale of the vases would help with the financial deficit on its completion. One of the vases and some of Hutton's designs for the Great West Screen are in the collection of the Sarjeant Art Gallery in Wanganui, New Zealand, where Hutton spent much of his youth and another in the collection of Princess Margaret.Hutton wrote to Captain N.T. Thurston of the Coventry Cathedral Reconstruction Committee in 1960 about the making and marketing of the vases and commented "The vases only have angels engraved on them. Under the present scheme I am to engrave all the flying angels of the screen in groups of two to each vase. Each grouping will be different so that although say Angel A appears many times on different vases it is never with the same angel. There are some 326 possible different groupings on this principle so I don't suppose I shall work through them all before I leave this world.It means that each buyer has an exclusive object. The glass is the finest British crystal specially blown by the Whitefriars Company. It represents in size about the limit of possibility in blowing for vases."
Lot 229
Victorian claret jug with silver mount in the form of a cat's head with glass eyes (registration mark), clear glass dimple body with integral handle (London 1894), William Hutton & Sons, 20cm overall height CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good, no signs of damage or repair. Marks clear
Lot 231
Edwardian claret jug with silver mount in the form of a chicken's head, with clear glass body, integral handle and star cut pedestal base (London 1907), William Hutton & Sons, 17cm overall height CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good, some minor scratching and pitting to silver but no other damage. Marks clear, glass body damaged
Lot 862
Hallmarked Silver Presentation Rose Bowl of Middlesex Regiment Interest, fine quality example with hallmarks for Sheffield 1889 and made by William Hutton & Sons. Engraved presentation to the centre, “PRESENTED BY CAPTAIN H J M BLAMEY TO “G” HAMPTON COMPANY 2ND VB DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE’S OWN (MIDDLESEX REGIMENT) FOR SECTIONAL COMPETITION” and “WINNING SECTIONS, 1901 No1 Col SERGT G MARTIN, 1902 No4 SERGT G UNSTED, 1903 No1 SERGT A BOWLES, 1904 No2 SERGT A E BOWLES, 1905 No2 SERGT A E BOWLES, 1906 No4 Col SERGT A TIPPER, 1907 No4 Col SERGT A TIPPER”. Good patina and clear hallmarks. 21cms in diameter, 14 ½ cms high, weighs 556 grams.
Lot 311
Cricket, A 25" x 22" print by A L Grace - England v Australia September 1880, original done for Gunn and Moore, Limited Edition 128/850, signed to margin by Len Hutton, Geoff Boycott, Mike Brearly, Allan Border, Graeme Wood, Geoff Dymock, Greg Chappell, Kim Hughes, Jeff Thomson, Dennis Lillee and seven others of the 1980 tourists, most in pencil, framed and glazed
Lot 767
Len Hutton, Jack Flavell, Tom Graveney, Roland Butcher, Richard Ellison and Phil Defreitas individual signature pieces. Attached to A4 paper with corner tabs. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Lot 97
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PIERCED AND EMBOSSED OVAL MUSTARD POTS each with a double scroll handle, a domed and hinged lid with a shell thumb-piece and with a blue glass liner, London 1896 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., each 8.5cm wide overall, the pair 170g (approximately 5.5oz) and two spoons
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