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Game Book. The sportsman`s diary 24 leaves engraved with headings and totals in a grid system 29pp. in ms. with places totals of the different game shot and some observations beneath 5pp. of ms obervations on dogs at the beginning contemporary rough calf red leather label by [John] Harding 36 St. James`s St. London with his ticket minor wear oblong 8vo 1803-05. ***”Cato 1 Year old. Bought of Edw. Smith the best young dog ever saw bred by the Earl of Mexborough...”; “the first day I shot to Cato hunted him with Pris(?) & Basto & he made all the Points. I never saw so good a Dog”. Among the locations are Mr. Danby`s Egborough Neswick( or is it Keswick?) Blyth & Womersley..

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY AUTOGRAPHED TEAM GROUP. DEREK DOOLEY'S ALL STARS V A MEXBOROUGH AND DISTRICT X1 PROGRAMME; ENGLAND SCHOOLS V SCOTLAND 1960 PROGRAMME AND SONG SHEET. DONCASTER ROVERS 1953-54 AND BOSTON RUGBY CLUB FIXTURE CARDS.

A Mexborough Pottery Moneybox, depicting two figures and a dog beside a money box house, on a plinth base 5½ ins (14 cms) high, 6 ins (15 cms) wide and 3½ ins (9 cms) deep.

Brass Single Line Key Token PICKBURN - SPROTBOROUGH, red 'A' configuration with the number '15' on reverse. Ex Hull & Barnsley Railway section between Mexborough and Kirk Smeaton. Pickburn (& Brodsworth) and Sprotborough stations closed in 1903 but goods ran until 1964.

A Pair of Mexborough Pottery 'Pratt Ware' Money Boxes, each moulded with five windows around a front door, two faces peering out from the upper windows, moulded to the side with a female gardener with a cornucopia of flowers, painted in colourful glazes beneath a blue roof with a single chimney, circa 1830, 13.5 cms high, (one with repaired breaks).

A Pratt Ware Type Mexborough Pottery Money Box, modelled as a cottage, the blue roofed building flanked by two country figures, a dog by the front door, coloured in typical glazes, 15 cms high, (damages).

Shedplate 41F, Mexborough from July 1958 until March 1964, in ex loco condition.

A South Yorkshire white feldspathic stoneware commemorative teapot and a cover, probably Mexborough or Castleford, sprigged with the arms of the United States of America, verso a classical female figure with attributes probably Minerva, within blue enamelled borders, impressed 22, circa 1810 (cover matched)

A rare dated prattware money box possibly Mexborough. Modelled as a chapel with two chimneys and putti to the outside raised on four ball feet. Inscribed S:ANN;SHARP LOUTH 1847 7".

Smokebox Numberplate 90538. Ex WD 2-8-0 Austerity Locomotive introduced in 1943 with the original number of 77068 and purchased from the War Department by British Railways in 1948. Originally allocated to 36B Mexborough but by 1953 it was firmly entrenched at 36A Doncaster where it remained right up until withdrawal in April 1966. It was stored at Doncaster until September of that year and then cut up at Drapers before the end of that year. Very scarce Doncaster casting, it is in stunning ex loco condition, oozing with the smoke steam and grime of the dirty, yet somehow quite wonderful, locomotive shed.

Attributed to William Yellowlees, PORTRAIT OF LORD MEXBOROUGH, Indistinctly inscribed in pencil to back of frame, oil on canvas, 28 x 24.8cm Along with a note from Lord Mexborough dated 1975 recognising the portrait as almost certainly the third Earl.

A white feldspathic stoneware Lord Nelson commemorative teapot and cover Castleford or Mexborough sprigged and moulded in relief with two panels within blue-line borders and beneath a stiff-leaf band one depicting trophies of war and inscribed PATRIOTS. and the other with Britannia and a Muse beside an obelisk bearing the legend HOWE. and NELSON. 24cm in length circa 1806 (minute chips to spout)

Attributed to Daniel Gardner, c.1750-1805, Portrait of Elisabeth Stevenson, Countess of Mexborough , oil on copper, in a carved frame, 23x18cm.; 9x7in.

Smear Glaze Stoneware sliding lid teapot probably by Sowter and Co. Mexborough circa 1800 moulded with classical figures, within bands of acanthus leaves, impressed 22 to base (chipping) (2) 16cm high.

A Pair of Yorkshire Prattware Pottery Cow, Figure and Dog Groups, probably Mexborough, circa 1820, with a top hatted gent and a basket wielding woman standing beside outsized beasts, a dog at his side, a calf at her side, in typical colours with sponged edges to the bases, {15cm high} (male figure has small hairline in rim, female figure with chips on cow's ears).

English School, 1820 A SOUTH WEST VIEW OF METHLEY HALL, YORKSHIRE, SEAT OF THE EARL OF MEXBOROUGH. Indistinctly signed with initials, inscribed and dated 1820, pencil, (18cm by 26cm), unframed