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Lot 57
Rare and early 1888 yellow metal tennis medal - in the shape of the Maltese cross engraved "L A A - Gentlemen`s Doubles-August 15th `88" fitted with a bar engraved WG Fischer Jr.. Fischer was a member of Cherry Grove Tennis Club USA in 1887 one of the earliest tennis clubs established in America
Lot 91
Pre WWI jockey racing silks, breeches and leather riding boots signed by Steve Donoghue 10x Champion Flat Racing Jockey from 1914 -1923 -the set comprises Dark blue with silver sash jacket with button up front, white breeches and a pair of lightweight black leather boots with dark mahogany tops and leather horse shoe heels (worn) but complete -signed in pencil to the white sash "Steve Donoghue". A rare once in a life time opportunity to acquire a unique piece of horse racing memorabilia. The items come c/w a letter of provenance from a direct member of the family whose descendent was personally given the items by Steve Donoghue. Steve Donoghue (b.1884 -1945) was a leading English flat-race jockey in the 1910s and 1920s. He was Champion Jockey 10 times between 1914 and 1923 and was one of the most celebrated horse racing sportsmen after Fred Archer, arguably only Sir Gordon Richards eclipsing him. His greatest triumphs came in the Epsom Derby which he won six times incl 3x consecutive wins in 1921, `22 & `23 - on Humorist (1921), Captain Cuttle (1922) and Papyrus (1923) - was the high point. In 1915 and 1917, he rode the horses Pommern and Gay Crusader to the English Triple Crown and in its more than two-hundred-year history, Steve Donoghue is the only one to have ever won the Triple Crown twice.
Lot 111
1978/79 England cricket tour blazer to Australia - worn by Ian Botham - light blue blazer with white embroidered St George and The Dragon crest and embroidered below "1978 Australia 1979" comes with Ian Botham name label sewn into the collar and a signed TCCB publicity card - England won the six test match series 5- 1- the first time that England had won back to back series. Botham finished his Test career with 5,200 runs at an average of 33.54, taking 383 wickets at an average of 28.40, and holding 120 catches. He is generally recognized as one of England`s greatest Test players and will be remembered together with Bob Willis for 1976 Headingly Test match against the Australians. He was also England`s captain for 12 Tests in 1980 and 1981. Hence this is a rare opportunity to acquire an England blazer worn by the one of the outstanding and charismatic England players of all time
Lot 223
1936 Olympic Summer (Berlin) And Winter (Garmisch) Games album report -both with extremely rare dust jackets - issued by Cigaretten- Bilderdienst Alton-Bahrenfeld c/w original real photograph trade cards and other photographs incl Hitler, Jesse Owens, colour plates et al -some slight wear and minor nicks to the dust jackets otherwise both are in extremely good condition very clean (2)
Lot 306
Rare 1919/20 England v France rugby dinner menu - held after the match on Saturday 31st of January in honour of the French team at Oddenino`s Imperial Restaurant Regent Street London - c/w the hand written speech of the French captain Monsieur Struxiano on the back cover (in pencil). The first 5 nations staged since 1914 after WW1
Lot 307
Rare 1921/22 France v Wales rugby dinner menu - comprising a single folded card with pictorial cover featuring the Prince of Wales Feathers and proud French cockerel and inscribed 10e Match France -Pays de Galles -23 Mars 1922 - with a further vignettes to the inside and back cover featuring rugby players and both crests. Wales won the championship for the 2nd time since 1914
Lot 308
Rare 1921/22 France v Wales rugby dinner menu - comprising a single folded place setting dinner menu card featuring the Palais D`Orsay to the front cover and guests name Monsieur Hoursiangou -inside inscribed "10eme Match International -France et de Galles" dated 23 Mars 1922. Some minor nicks to the edge of the back cover, slight dust stains.
Lot 311
Rare 1926/7 Harlequins v Maoris rugby programme - large single folded sheet - played on Saturday 30th October at Twickenham- vertical and horizontal pocket folds and minor stains, wear, nicks and tears along with vertical crease fold - otherwise (F) This was only the 2nd tour by a Maori team to England and Wales since 1888
Lot 312
Rare 1930 Great Britain (British Lions) v Otago rugby tour programme in New Zealand - played at Carisbrook Ground on Saturday, 14 June 1930 - the British team winning 33-9 - note some staple rust and minor dust stains to the back cover otherwise a very clean copy. Rare (pre British Lions) away tour programme. £250-350
Lot 318
Rare 1935/36 New Zealand v England rugby tour dinner menu signed by Prince Obolenksy: held after the match at Twickenham on 4th Jan at The Hotel Metropole London in Honour of the New Zealand Team -profusely signed in pencil by members of each team and guests to the front and back cover, and to the inside -to incl Prince Obolenksy ( twice, once on the cover and again on the inside) both Captains B C Gadney(Eng) and J E Manchester (NZ) plus 1906 Springbok Paul Roos(Guest Speaker) plus Peter Cranmer, P Candler, C Stoop, and many more. Prince Obolenksy scored 2 tries (one quite remarkable from his own 25yd line) on his debut in a 13 -0 victory over the All Blacks -helping England to their first ever victory over New Zealand
Lot 322
Martin Johnson (British Lions, England and Leicester) signed rugby print: featuring Martin Johnson jumping at the lineout during the British Lions tour in 1997 to South Africa. This is a rare signed colour print by Martin Johnson with dedication to the present owner - the actual run for this print is number 107/850 and signed by the artist in pencil to the March - m.f. & g overall 30.5" x 21.5"
Lot 354
3x 1977 British Lions rugby programmes - to incl v Southland (NZ), v Auckland (NZ) and a rare v Barbarians match at Twickenham on their return from New Zealand - played to celebrate Queens Silver Jubilee and raise funds for the Jubilee charity-this was the first ever British Lions home match, played in front of a capacity crowd at Twickenham winning 23-14 and full caps were awarded for this match. Plus 5x British Lions V the rest 1986 to celebrate the International Rugby football centenary. (8)
Lot 377
Rare 1951 France v New Zealand Rugby League programme (A) -being the first French team to visit Australasia/ New Zealand - played at Carlow Park, Auckland, New Zealand 4th August 1951 -some slight discolouring to the edges, attendance 27000 written to the centre page and small note written on the back page -otherwise (G) In 1951 France embarked on their first ever tour of Australasia, led by the legendary chain-smoking fullback, Puig Aubert. Their flamboyant style of unorthodox attacking rugby attracted huge crowds -drawing the tests with Australia -before leaving for New Zealand - France played 28 matches during the three-month tour, winning 21 matches, drawing twice and losing just five times
Lot 915
Rare 1950/51 England International Goalkeepers Pullover: original yellow woollen polo neck pullover with England Crest sewn onto the chest and embroidered "Yugoslavia 1950 -51" worn by Bert Williams in his 13th International -the match was played at Arsenal Stadium Highbury on Wednesday 22nd November 1950 which ended in 2-2 draw. The pullover still has mud and other signs of wear from the match -Needless to say Goal keepers shirts vary seldom come onto the market.
Lot 940
Rare 1931/32 Tunbridge Wells Rangers practice match football programme and handbook: single sheet played on Wednesday, August 26 at 6pm Whites v Blues, single sheet-usual pocket folds some minor nicks and discolouring to the bottom of the page - together with the official Handbook for 1930/31 season to include team photographs, rules, members, season ticket holders, summary of the previous season and fixture list for 1931/32-some sun fading to the exposed areas and spine, internally very clean (2)
Lot 941
Rare 1944/45 Scotland v England football programme and ticket: War time International Charity single folded sheet played at Hampden Park on Saturday the 14 April 1945 - captain of the Scottish team was Matt Busby and the England players included Joe Mercer, George Hardwick, Neil Franklin, Frank swift, Stanley Matthews, et al - usual pocket folds, minor speckle foxing otherwise (G) together with the match ticket (2) (G)
Lot 953
Rare 1902 FA Cup Final Replay embroidered official`s badge: gold braid and embroidered badge with the letters "FA" and date 1902 produced for the replay between Sheffield United v Southampton at Crystal Palace on 26 April 1902 - and on the back written in ink "Final replay". Part of the label has been torn on the back otherwise (G)
Lot 954
Rare 1908 football Association FA Cup final embroidered official`s badge: decorative silk and gold braid badge decorated with the Crown and embroidered football Association 1908 and to the centre with The Rose, Thistle and Shamrock - on the reverse handwritten label in ink "Final April 25 08 Wolverhampton Wanderers (3) v Newcastle United (1) laid down on the original silk backing with the makers details George Kenning and Son, Little Britain, London, Liverpool etc -overall 2.5"
Lot 20
`Mrs Crabbe as Cleopatra` a rare Mintons portrait plaque by J D Rochfort after a design by Frederick Sandys dated 1877, painted holding up an asp, the rim with swallows and blossom sprays, in colours on a cream ground painted marks and inscription to the reverse, signed to the front dated 39cm. diam. Sold with a Frederick Sandys monograph by Betty Elzea. Provenance Frederick Sandys & The Pre Raphaelites 2001-2002, Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, this plaque exhibited. Literature Betty Elzea, Frederick Sandys, ACC, plate 44, cat. 3.53.
Lot 139
`Alceste` a rare Morris & Company two tile panel, designed by Edward Burne-Jones for the Goode Wimmen series, painted in colours, later framed unsigned 26cm x 13cm. Literature Richard & Hilary Myers William Morris Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, another version illustrated from Sandroyd, near Cobham, Surrey.
Lot 234
A rare Minton porcelain vase and cover the design attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, Japanese gourd form with modelled silk tie, painted in the Persian manner with elaborate panels of flowers in yellow, coral and white on a red and blue panelled ground, highlighted in gilt printed mark to base 27cm. high Literature Christopher Dresser, Kunstgewerbemuseum, Koln 1981 exhibition catalogue page 39 plate 34, illustrates a Japanese Double gourd form from which the shape has inspired this vase - the pattern is also similar to Dresser`s textile designs for J W & C Ward reproduced page 43 from the Art Journal 1871. Christopher Morley Dresser`s Decorative Design page 154 figure 280 this vase illustrated in the forthcoming Dresser monograph
Lot 282
A rare, early Martin Brothers grotesque spoonwarmer/inkwell by Robert Wallace Martin modelled partially with hoofs and human hands, its broad smile showing sharp teeth, the curled tail forming a handle to lidded compartment, glazed brown incised marks R W Martin Southall 2-1878 to cover and R W Martin Southall to base 18cm. wide Provenance The Martin Brothers, David Rago/Philip Chasen, 1995, catalogue number 46.
Lot 287
A rare Martin Brothers stoneware monkey jar and cover, modelled seated upright with hands clasped together, with cheeky smile and alert eyes, glazed ochre and brown, highlighted in white incised to base and neck 11 1903 Martin Bros, London & Southall,exhibition paper label, feint hairline to back rim of body 23cm. high Provenance Martin Brothers Pottery Exhibition Richard Dennis catalogue number 85
Lot 366
A rare James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars glass vase probably designed by Harry Powell, tapering form with waisted, slender neck and everted rim, blue glass, internally decorated with white and aventurine inclusions, unsigned 24cm. high Literature Wendy Evans, Catherine Ross and Alex Werner Whitefriars Glass, James Powell & Sons of London, page 98 plate 104 for two related vases.
Lot 130
Rare mid-eighteenth century Bow blanc-de-chine porcelain pistol gripped knife and fork with moulded floral decoration, silver collars, steel curved blade and three pronged fork Handle of knife restored near collar - blade and prongs rusted Condition: Handle of knife restored near collar - blade and prongs rusted
Lot 1240
1939 Riley Twelve four seater drophead coupé Registration No BFN 559 with four cylinder 12 horse power engine with manual gearbox. This rare and charming pre-war car was purchased new by Mrs Ethel Jones of The Manor House, St Stephens, Canterbury from West End Garage, Boughton and was kept in her family`s ownership until about ten years ago. It is described as in good useable condition with black paintwork and canvas hood with stylish chromed pram irons, louvred bonnet and beige leather interior with fawn carpets. It is sold with a large history file including original log book, its original guarantee, sales brochure, handbook and petrol consumption certificate and receipts for restoration and maintenance. It has a current MOT and tax
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