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A LADY'S HUNTING WHIP with horn grip, the plated collar engraved with initial 'R' and with leather covered shaft

A CHILD'S HUNTING WHIP with horn grip and twin plated collars, one engraved with initials 'R.A.B.'

A GENT'S HUNTING WHIP with horn grip, silver collar and plaited leather shaft

NEIL CAWTHORNE 'End of the day', huntsman & whip walking home, oil on canvas, signed, 49 x 69cm

Holly driving whip

Silver Tie Pin in the form of a Horse Head and Whip

An Antler Handled Whip and a Shooting Stick

An Antique Horn Handled Hunting Whip, with plaited leather and scarlet tassel, approx 190 cms

A late Victorian carved oak and brass mounted whip rack, in the form of a horseshoe, decorated with leaves and flowers, 41 x 38.7cm.

λ A late Victorian rhinoceros horn lady's riding crop, the embossed silver handle by W S, Birmingham 1882, 58.5cm long, together with another rhinoceros horn lady's riding whip with an antler handler and silver ferrule stamped 'BRIGG' with initials 'J.H.T.', 63.7cm long. (2)   Lot 521 – riding crops, antler handle: the tip of the handle with some insect holes to the bone.  The silver is tarnished and a little dented.  Minor nicks and hairlines where the horn meets the ferrule.  The leather tip a little frayed.  The ferrule and handle a little loose.  The silver handled example, the silver is tarnished and a little dented with some surface marks.  The handle is slightly loose, a little play. The horn is a little warped and the tip has an old worn-over minor chip.

λ A George V rhinoceros horn riding whip, the carved handle above a silver ferrule inscribed 'L.B. FROM C.F. 1929', the silver by 'W.B. LONDON 1924', with a leather thong, the rhinoceros horn: approximately 56.6cm long.   Lot 522 – rhinoceros horn riding whip.  Overall this has some old insect damage to the stem and to the handle which has been filled at some stage.  The ferrule is tarnished and worn with minor dents to it.  The leather thong is worn in places and slightly perished.  With some surface marks and minor nicks and chips to the horn.

Cilicia, Kelenderis AR Stater. Circa 450-400 BC. Nude ephebe left, holding whip and dismounting from horse at the gallop in a calpe or anadates race, ? below / KE?E, goat crouching left, head to right. SNG Levante 19; SNG von Aulock 5623; SNG France 51. 10.88g, 22mm, 12h. Extremely Fine. Very well preserved for the type. The anabates or calpe (‘dismounter’) race was a late introduction to the Olympics, in which the rider dismounted for the last stretch and ran beside the horse. Its origin was probably a military exercise since speed and agility were essential for a horseman in battle, and it is still included in modern gymkhanas (For elucidation, cf. S. Swaddling, The Ancient Olympic Games, London 2004, p. 89).

Cilicia, Kelenderis AR Stater. Circa 350-330 BC. Nude rider right, holding whip and dismounting from horse; ? before / Goat kneeling to right, head reverted; KE?EN above, O below; bull countermark (of Issos?) in field. BMC -; SNG France 2 -, cf. 72; SNG Levante -; Nelson Bunker Hunt Collection, Sotheby's June 1990, 564 (this coin). 10.19g, 26mm, 5h. Good Extremely Fine. Excellent late classical style. Ex Nelson Bunker Hunt Collection, Sotheby's, 19 June 1990, lot 564.

Aurelian AV Binio (Double Aureus). Antioch, January-September AD 275. IMP C AVRELIANVS AVG, radiate and cuirassed bust right / RESTITVTOR ORIENTIS, Sol standing left with one hand raised and the other holding whip, chlamys over shoulder; at feet, two captives looking to left; IL in exergue. RIC -; C. -; BN -; MIR -; Calicó -; NAC 27, 12 May 2004, 479. 6.99g, 23mm, 12h. Near Mint State. Extremely Rare, apparently the second known specimen. In 272, Aurelian turned his attention to the lost eastern provinces of the empire, the so-called Palmyrene Empire ruled by Queen Zenobia, which encompassed Syria, Palestine, Egypt and large parts of Asia Minor. Despite a pragmatic acknowledgement of Zenobia and Vabalathus at the beginning of his reign, and having granted them both the titles they craved, Aurelian's driving ambition was to reunify and secure the sundered parts of the Roman empire. Marching east, Asia Minor was recovered with minimal resistance. Every city but Byzantium and Tyana surrendered quickly, and having spared Tyana from sack and despoliation supposedly because Apollonius of Tyana (a first century philosopher whom he greatly admired) appeared to him in a dream and implored him to mercy, many more cities submitted peacefully knowing that they would be treated leniently. Within six months, Aurelian stood at the gates of Palmyra. Zenobia was captured while attempting to flee, and paraded in golden chains in Aurelian's triumph in Rome. The recovery of Egypt by the future emperor Probus and a return to Palmyra to deal with a Palmyrene rebel named Antiochus finally secured the eastern provinces. Aurelian was given the title of Restitutor Orientis (Restorer of the East) by the Senate, who would soon after confer upon him the title of Restitutor Orbis (Restorer of the World) when he brought the breakaway Gallic provinces back into the fold, thus reunifying the empire. In 275, Aurelian was preparing another campaign against the Sassanids. The deaths of Shapur I and Hormizd I in quick succession (272 and 273 respectively), and the rise to power of a weaker ruler (Bahram I), set the conditions for an invasion of the Sassanid Empire. Aurelian however never reached Asia Minor. He was assassinated by officers of the Praetorian guard who had been tricked by one of the emperor's secretaries into believing Aurelius had ordered their executions. Zosimus tells us the secretary's name was Eros, and that he feared punishment because he had told a lie on a minor issue. Thus perished one of the most competent and promising emperors of the age.

Probus Silvered Æ Antoninianus. Rome, AD 276. IMP C M AVR PROBVS P F AVG, radiate bust left, wearing imperial mantle and holding eagle-tipped sceptre / SOLI INVICTO, Sol standing facing in spread quadriga, raising hand and holding globe and whip; RB below. RIC 204; Pink VI/1 p. 55. 4.34g, 22mm, 5h. Good Extremely Fine. Exceptionally well preserved. From the Mark Gibbons Collection.

Probus Æ Antoninianus. Serdica, AD 276-282. IMP C M AVR PROBVS AVG, radiate, helmeted and cuirassed bust left, holding spear and shield / SOLI INVICTO, Sol in spread quadriga, holding whip, KA•? in exergue. RIC 862. 3.20g, 23mm, 5h. Good Very Fine.

A copper warming pan, inset with a clock, together with a copper chestnut roaster and a leather hunting whip

Late 19th Century Elkington & Co. plated novelty three-piece riding cruet, the condiment pots in the form of riding boots with upturned cap as salt cellar and riding whip spoons. Set on horseshoe base with spur, marked '11944'.

Riding, a pony trap whip, the leather covered handle with metal mounts and plaited lash, 225cm long, another all plaited leather whip, 310cm long and two native animal hair fly swats with carved wooden handles (4)

Riding, a riding crop of tapering plaited form, the brass pommel embossed with a jockey's head, 53cm long, a riding whip with antler handle, nickel mounted leather grip and plaited leather lash, 238cm long and another similar riding whip with simulated antler handle and plaited leather grip (3)

A military riding whip, the leather covered grip impressed with a broad arrow mark, turned antler terminal, nickel mounts and plaited lash, one mount inscribed E Goddard, 220cm long

Victorian carriage whip with silver mounts, Birmingham 1896, the knobbled wood shaft with a leather grip and braided tail, shaft length 170cm. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

French bayonet in scabbard, cattle prod and a whip

A late 19th century spelter desk standish cast with the mounted figure of a hunter with whip and gun above a well flanked by inkwells, each with pottery liner. Length 29cm

A VINTAGE BAMBOO SHOOTING STICK, VARIOUS CANES AND WHIPS INCLUDING A COACHMAN'S WHIP, ALL 19TH/EARLY 20TH C

Anthony Webster, a silhouette, of a gentleman with a coaching whip, signed, dated 1838, watercolour, 25.5cm, x 18.5cm

A bamboo walking cane terminating in a silver mushroom shaped cap together with a contemporary riding whip

A trap/coaching whip, principally in polished thorn wood, of tapering cylindrical form with a stitched tan leather handle, separated by and terminating in a silver collar and cap, the collar bearing text Bethell Cobham, the timber stamped London, Warrant

19th Century riding crop / whip with horn handle and gilt metal collar

Early 20th Century whip / riding crop rack in the form of a horseshoe, together with a silver mounted riding crop

A Horn handled Whip, goat's foot Walking Stick and a Shooting Stick.

TWO SILVER GILT EQUESTRIAN INTEREST BROOCHES one formed with a horse shoe and a riding crop, the other with three horseshoes and a lunge whip (2)

A hunting whip with bone handle and a carved grip with silver ring with the inscription "Major R I Tasker 201015 Tadworth, London 1913"

TWO SILVER GILT EQUESTRIAN INTEREST BROOCHES one formed with a horse shoe and a lunge whip, the other with a horse's head and a bit (2)

A hallmarked silver banded riding crop with horn handle and whip to base.

Two 9 ct gold stick pins, hunting interest, horseshoe, whip and horn, one cased.

A carved wooden hare whip/hat rack. Height 19 ins.

A horse whip with silver plated mounts; and two wooden truncheons.

James L.Crow (20th Century British School), 'Going to the Whip', watercolour, signed and dated 85 lower right. H.16.5cm W.27.5cm

A riding whip with silver mounted horn handle

A 20 piece Gurkha Pipes and Drums Band, converted from Britains figures, nicely done, with set 197 Gurkha Rifles and converted officer and bugler, generally G (30) gun, limber and riders not matching. 1 rider with replacement scabbard, the other missing tip of whip. Spahis not matching, figures post WW2, 3 horses earlier, officer white metal copy,

A large bronze ornament modelled as a Chihuahua seated upon its hind legs with whip in its mouth above scallop moulded shaped base, similarly modelled to the stick stand example, height 73cm. CONDITION REPORT: Perhaps once it was a stick stand, as the crop in dog's mouth has rough joins at the mouth as if it has been broken and badly repaired. Otherwise no significant damage.

A LATE 19th CENTURY SPELTER DESK STANDISH, cast with the mounted figure of a cowboy with whip and gun above a well flanked by inkwells, each with pottery liner. Length 29cm

A small 18 carat gold plate mounted leather ladies' whip.

Antique Swagger Stick or Whip. Leather handle with silver mounts, knobbled wooden shaft. Late 19th or early 20th century. Length: 83.5cm. Condition Report: Very good throughout. 

A 9ct gold stock pin in the form of a hunting whip (boxed).

A Quantity of Riding Whips, primarily leather braided and one hunting whip.

Two Antique Leather and Silver Collared Riding Whips and a silver collared Hunting Whip, with bone or antler handles together with two boot horns.

A SILVER SWEET MEAT DISH with pierced bowl and three whip lash handles and paw feet, 10cm high, Birmingham 1910, 4.9 troy oz

A GEORGE III SILVER HELMET JUG with a reeded whip lash handle and engraved with foliate decoration, 11.5cm high, London 1796 by George Burrows, 3.3 troy oz

A brass plated hound whip and a hunting whip:.

An unusual silver brooch set with horse and whip

2 Persian style daggers, tribal style axe, 2 boomerangs and a Persian style whip (6)

Leather whip and an axe (2)

A Victorian 15ct gold seed pearl and diamond brooch, in the form of two concentric horseshoes and whip, the outer horseshoe set with twenty seed pearls, the inner horseshoe with a single diamond, 4.5cm wide

A ladies leather bound hunting whip with thong and lash

A Victorian lady's riding whip.

A vintage riding whip in timber of tapering form with stitched leather handle, stamped indistinctly Swaine & A ? Makers, Piccadilly, London

A mixed lot including leather bull whip, Deco glass clock and a Meths blow torch

An unusual silver brooch set with horse and whip