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A bronze full length female erotic dancer, seated upon saddle, whip in hand, flowing dress above corset, raised on marble plinth, height 34 cm.

A French Art nouveau inkwell, the iridescent glass body mounted with pierced pewter whip lashed water lilies, and brass hinged cover with registration stamps, 2 3/4in. (7cms) high.

A 9ct gold riding whip brooch and a 9ct gold stick pin

A coaching whip, post horn, horn handled whip, shepherd`s crook and ice stick (5)

An unusual gold brooch composed of a removable dagger with scabbard, padlocked and fastened belt and woven textured scrolling whip, surmounting two ropetwisted suspension chains and a two-coloured gold mounted rock crystal scent bottle designed as a powder horn, applied with lattice, stiff-leaf and foliate scroll decoration, with detachable stopper and safety chain 7.5cm x 8.5cm

Oak Mantel Clock, Victorian Oil Lamp, Bull Whip, Two Canteens of Cutlery, Carving Set, Books, Glass Vases, Fox Fur, Seven Brass Bells, Figurines and Sundry China etc

A brass and iron fox head and whip doorstop, 18"h.

AN EDWARD VII SILVER-MOUNTED BAMBOO WALKING CANE the handle in the form of the head of a duck, 80cm, indistinctly marked, London 1901 and another, the handle in the form of crouching greyhound, apparently unmarked, 19th c (2) ++The first in good condition with small knocks and scratches, the second also in good condition, the handle possibly associated and originally intended for a whip

FOUR SILVER-MOUNTED CANES AND A WHIP of ebony and bamboo, two with flared pommel, one dimpled, the other engraved with arabesques, various lengths, makers and dates, London and Birmingham, 1904-35 ++All in satisfactory or good condition

A mahogany boot and whip stand, 43" high and a round mahogany plant stand

A riding crop/whip and an assortment of long walking poles, one fashioned from bamboo with brass crook, another with carved fox`s head, another with painted grain, brass terminal and brass mounted bottom spike etc (a lot, as viewed)

Gucci scarf depicting a western cowboy saddle, bull whip, spurs, etc

A Persian steel arm guard Bazu Band, chiselled overall with horsemen hunting a lion with bows and arrows, sword, whip, etc, the edges with traces of silver damascening, with 3 loops and a buckle for straps. GC (some wear, patches of rust)

The jockey`s prize for the Singapore Turf Club Lion City Cup of 1976, in the form of a 9ct. gold mounted leather jockey whip, the gold band inscribed, SINGAPORE TURF CLUB, THE LION CITY CUP, 1976, the handle end set with a gold cap engraved with the crest of the Singapore Turf Club, 75cm., 29 1/2in. In 1976 and 1977 (see next lot) Lester Piggott rode back-to-back victories aboard the Ivan W. Allan trained Blue Star.

The jockey`s prize for the Singapore Turf Club Lion City Cup of 1977, in the form of a 9ct. gold mounted leather jockey whip, the gold band inscribed, SINGAPORE TURF CLUB, THE LION CITY CUP, 1977, the handle end set with a gold cap engraved with the crest of the Singapore Turf Club, 75cm., 29 1/2in. See previous lot for details of the winning horse.

The jockey`s prize for the Singapore Derby of 1979, in the form of a 9ct. gold mounted leather jockey whip, the gold band inscribed, THE SINGAPORE DERBY, 1979, the handle end set with a gold cap engraved with the crest of the Singapore Turf Club, 71cm., 28in. Lester Piggott won the 1979 Singapore Derby on Saas Fee, trained by Ivan W. Allan and owned by the Equus Stable. Ivan Allan won the Singapore Derby on nine occasions between 1972 and 1986. He is also remembered as the owner of Commanche Run who Lester rode to victory in the 1984 St Leger to record a record 28th British Classic success.

A Lester Piggott race-used whip, circa 1950s, inscribed in the hand of Lester Piggott to the shaft L. PIGGOTT, length 57cm., 22 1/2in.

A Lester Piggott race-used whip, circa 1970s, a Swaine Adeney Ltd., London, `Fibreglass` whip, patent no. 737585, inscribed in the hand of Lester Piggott to the shaft L. PIGGOTT and initialed L.P. either side of the leather flap, length 61cm., 24in.

A whip presented to the dual Grand National winning jockey George Stevens by the dual winning trainer Edwin Weever, the silver-mounted whalebone whip by Swaine & Isaac, `Makers to The Queen`, Piccadilly, London, set with a band inscribed PRESENTED TO GEORGE STEVENS, WINNING RIDER, GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE, AINTREE, RIDING EMBLEM & EMBLEMATIC, 1863 & 1864, BY WINNING TRAINER, EDWIN WEEVER, 91.5cm., 36in. George Stevens is the winning-most jockey in the History of the Grand National. He won the race on five occasions: Freetrader (1856), Emblem (1863), Emblematic (1864) and The Colonel (1869 & 1870).

Pat Eddery race used silks and whip. cerise & grey silks, framed, the backboard inscribed "worn by Pat Eddery", 72 by 52cm., 28 1/4 by 20 1/2in.; sold together with his race riding whip, damaged, now lacking the leather flap (2)

ROD: Scarce Foster`s of Ashbourne 8` 2 piece split cane spinning/carp rod, full silver diamond whipped process, red agate guides throughout, bronze ferrule, 22" cork handle, fine, in cloth bag. . The Fosters Diamond whip process was patented c1890 and was claimed to strengthen any cane rod by any maker, in real term it simply increased the weight and caused water problems under the lacquer.

Thomas Ivester Lloyd (1873-1942). "2nd Whip Ger away on Hoick", pencil wash, signed lower right, 39.5cm x 25cm. Framed and glazed.

A Victorian Nailsea glass walking stick, 68.5cm; a `Bristol Blue` glass driving whip, 73.5cm and a similar cane, 71cm (3)

A fine two piece old Thorn stick driving whip by `Swaine & Adeney Ltd, makers to the King and Queen 185 Piccadilly, London`. Silver bound, makers B.S.A, London 1912/13 complete with a leather hand grip and wooden carriage mounting with leather fixing straps and having an oval makers plate to reverse. The whip 60`` long approx with a plaited leather section. 9 feet long approx

A Royal Doulton Kingsware Flask modelled as Tony Weller, 9" (23cms) high, (whip and stopper missing).

English School (19th Century) Waiting for master, a saddled hunter and Retriever with whip in mouth oil on canvas 51 x 61cm (19.89 x 23.79in)

A telescopic Rod and Reel, John Wilson Match Rod, Leeda Rod, Lineaeffe Whip and three Landing Nets

A plaited Coaching Whip

An Equestrian / Hunting brass Gong with coaching horn supports, combined whip rack, mounted on oak base, with riding crop hammer. 38 in high overall

A Whip Rack

Equestrian interest - an Edwardian 15ct gold diamond set novelty brooch designed as a horseshoe, rose cut diamond set riding crop and whip, with safety chain 4cm x 5cm, 9.9g total

A 19th century mahogany free standing boot and whip rack, raised on trestle supports, 87 cm wide.

A horn handled riding whip with silver collar by Swaine & Co, London, and a walking stick with silver mount.

A Continental blanc de chine figurine of an Oriental warrior, early 19th century, possibly Meissen, modelled as a man standing wearing a wide rimmed hat, holding a whip and reins, wearing his sword, beside his horse upon a foliate rockwork plinth base, incised marks to base 4 3 32, height 27 cm.

W.M.F - A small silver plated sugar bowl of compressed ovoid form with whip lash handles and pierced foliate body fitted with a green liner, stamped marks, width 16 cm.

Popish Plot The Tryals of Robert Green Henry Berry and Lawrence Hill for the murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace London 1679. Unbound 92pp folio in good condition. One of the most celebrated of all unsolved murders which still sparks controversy to this day. Godfrey was a member of a shadowy group of high ranking courtiers known as the ‘Peyton Gang’ who knew of the notorious ‘Treaty of Dover’ whereby Charles II agreed to return England to Catholicism in return for money and troops provided by Louis XIV of France. The Payton Gang hatched a plot to depose Charles and create a new Republic astonishingly led by Richard Cromwell. Godfrey was later found in a ditch apparently killed by his own sword but it was later proved that he had been strangled. It was also stated that his body had been mutilated by a strange group of men who had turned up to the scene before the authorities. The three men arrested and convicted of his murder were stooges and were clearly innocent. Just who killed him has remained a mystery ever since with some suggesting that his murder was engineered by supporters of Titus Oates in order to whip up fervour against the Catholics as part of the Popish Plot – while a more likely explanation is that he was executed by the King’s Secret Service because he knew too much about the secret Treaty of Dover. Whatever the truth it is certainly a fact that conspiracy theories are not of modern invention – and this event from the 17th century still attracts theorists to this day. Together with ‘The Tryal of William Staley Goldsmith for speaking Treasonable Words against his most sacred Majesty and upon full evidence found guilty of High Treason’ London 1678. Unbound 12pp folio.

Francis (Dick). Knock Down, 1st ed., 1974, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, inscribed by the author and others, together with Trial Run, 1st ed., 1978, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, plus Whip Hand, 1st ed., 1979, original cloth, d.j., waterstain to front flap, 8vo, signed by the author, with others by Dick Francis, a few signed, some duplicates, including Twice Shy, 1981 and Straight, 1989, signed limited edition. (45)

A white metal Horse`s Head on a wooden plinth, a horse Whip with malacca Cane, a malacca Cane, a Victorian Crutchloes horse grooming Brush and a coloured Engraving depicting jockeys being weighed in

Whip, cased vintage Oil Can and a Monitor Glow Lamp (3).

A Drover`s Whip, made from the spine of a rhinoceros, with leather grip

Mixed Fishing and Hunting Tackle, including a bundle of rods, Orvis and Rimfly reels, antler handled whip, riding boots with beech trees, books etc

An ivory handled riding whip, with white metal banded decoration, 86 cm long (ILLUSTRATED)

A Gorkha Army Kukri, numbered 1037, a short riding crop and a whip

A shooting stick and a Onyx Marble handled walking stick, and a leather knotted Whip

Circle of Sir Francis Grant Portrait of a boy with a whip and top Signed indistinctly inscribed Plym and dated 1841 Oil on board 40.5 x 30cm; 16 x 12in ++Would be enhanced by a light clean

FRANCIS (D), a collection of eight first editions, comprising; Odds Against, (clipped), 1965; Rat Race, (clipped) 1970; Bonecrack, 1971; Smoke Screen, 1972; Slay-ride, 1973; High Stakes, 1975; In the Frame, 1976, and, Whip Hand, 1979 (8)

A Continental blanc de chine figurine of an Oriental warrior, early 19th century, possibly Meissen, modelled as a man standing wearing a wide rimmed hat, holding a whip and reins, wearing his sword, beside his horse upon a foliate rockwork plinth base, incised marks to base 4 3 32, height 27 cm.

A whip handle carved with animal hoof, a bird and a snake, dated 1909, a silver mounted leather and bone riding crop, various camera accessories etc

A jockey`s whip with 9ct gold mounts, a riding crop and a boot jack (3).

A gentleman`s whalebone cutting whip with baleen covered handle decorated with silver wire collets (ILLUSTRATED)

A ladies side saddle whip, the silver plated handle with reeded and acanthus leaf decoration, mounted on a lacquered cane shaft

A Swaine gnarled holly shafted driving whip with leather covered grip and nickel silver ferrules

A gentleman`s bamboo riding crop by Brigg with antler handle and silver ferrule, another similar riding crop with plaited leather shaft, and a modern driving whip (ILLUSTRATED)

A pair of oak mounted antler whip racks

A Merry, St Jame`s St., horn-handled and silver-mounted riding crop, and a Zair horn-handled hunting whip (2)

A silver mounted riding crop, with plaited whip attached, horn handle, silver band HM London 1919; a silver thimble topped riding whip, HM EM London 1907, and another with WM mushroom top; an all leather riding crop. Generally GC. (4)

A hide stock whip, with leather bound handle; a plaited leather stock whip; a short plaited cord whip; and a green horse hair fly whisk with leather covered handle. Average GC. (4)

A vintage coaching whip

Baxter: Grand Entrance to the Great Exhibition (160) no whip, The Royal Exchange (294) and HRH Prince Of Wales (211) each with red seal mount (3)

A very unusual 19th century oak stick and whip stand