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A 1940s silver fob with enamelled billiards design to front

BENNETT (J), BILLIARDS, engraved frontis, pictorial and gilt green cloth, Thomas De La Rue & Co, 1873; LEVI (R), BILLIARDS, THE STROKES OF THE GAME, Manchester; THE BADMINTON LIBRARY, BILLIARDS, Longmans, Green & Co, 1896; with other books on billiards (qty).Condition Report: There is no dust jacket to 'Cannons and Big Guns'. Extra images of the books with the slim spines / name of book is hard to see.

A mixed lot of vintage boxed games and other items to include Etch-a-Sketch, Chad Valley Billiards and Snooker table, Ker Plunk, Rollerblade, Hemselite lawn bowls, Donald Duck poster, fencing helmet and other items Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

An early 20th century William Burgess, London mahogany snooker/billiards/dining tables on turned legs with three table top leaves, 90cm h x 166cm lLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

The Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Serving Brother’s breast badge, silver and enamel (2), reverse back-plate lacking from one; Service Medal of the Order of St. John, silver, with additional Award Bar, unnamed as issued; Service Medal of the Order of St. John, silvered base metal, with two additional bars (N/Mem. M. Tear. Hants S.J.A.B.); together with two unofficial Order of St. John of Jerusalem Officer’s breast badge, both silver-gilt and enamel, with heraldic beasts in angles; two St. John Ambulance Association Re-examination Crosses in bronze (A39855 Florence Scorer; 270659 William Elliott), the second with clasps for 1926 and 1927, the reverses both numbered ‘270659’; a Royal Life Saving Society Swimming Proficiency Medal ‘W. H. Elliott June 1930’; an attractive cricket medal, silver with gold shield to obverse, ‘G.W.R. S. & E.U.C.C. Prestd. to W. H. Elliott Bowling 1925.’; a large silver medal with gold shield, ‘Presented to W. H. Elliott. Runner Up, Billiards. 1923.’; and three further small silver fobs, variously engraved to reverse ‘C.C.C. 1925-6’, ‘W.C.C. Runners Up’, and ‘Thursday League Div I Winner 1946/7.’, generally nearly very fine and better (lot) £100-£140

Snooker & Billiards Interest - Two ebony and ash single-piece cues by BCE of Bristol, and another single-piece ash cue.  (3)

Snooker & Billiards Interest - Ash single-piece cue by Thurston & Co., London, and two near-matching single-piece ash cues.  (3)

Mahogany billiards scoreboard by George Wright & Co., London, with brass markers and rails, gilt lettering, c. late 19th century.

After Lieutenant Clifford Henry Mecham (British, 1831 - 1865) 'No. 14 Interior of the Residency Billiard Room' From the Siege of Lucknow, hand-coloured lithographic print, 33.5cm x 25cm, later framed and glazed, also a lithograph, 'Kissing' after Lance Thackeray (1870 - 1916) depicting a billiard match, 29.5cm x 41cm, framed and glazed, and a chromolithograph of a billiards match after Stanley Lock, 30.5cm x 40.5cm, framed and glazed.  (3)

Snooker & Billiards Interest - Three ebony and ash single-piece cues, one endorsed by Joseph Bennett, by Thurston & Co., of London, one cue weighing 15½oz, another weighing 16½oz and the third unmarked.  (3)All are between 147cm and 149cm long approximately.

A group of fishing rods, billiards cues and a metal detector.

Riley - early 20th century full-sized mahogany billiards or snooker table, on eight turned baluster supports, with cue rack, scoreboard, balls and various cues Dimensions: Height: 84cm  Length/Width: 383cm  Depth/Diameter: 204cmCondition Report:Bone fittings to the cue rack.

An antique mahogany billiards cue stand, with 12 cues; the stand itself 108cmH

An overhead billiards ceiling light fitting, 205cmL

A MAHOGANY AND BRASS MOUNTED MINIATURE BILLIARDS TABLEBY NUKU, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYwith a green baize surface, spring-loaded pockets, a pair of brass, spring-loaded cues, a full set of snooker balls, triangle, score board and a booklet of instructions, one end inset with an ivorine plaque, together with another similar table with a replacement baize surface, a pair of replacement cues, a set of billiards balls and a score board, both sets are in their original wooden outer cases (2)7.5cm high, 51.3cm long, 28.3cm wide

TWO OAK SNOOKER SCOREBOARDS, THE SMALLER STAMPED ORME & SONSManchester, No.4312, the larger stamped 4395 (some damage), with a framed set of snooker rules, English billiards rules, two cue holder bases, and a frame

▲ Ruskin Spear RA (1911-1990) 'Billiards Saloon'lithograph in colours, 1st series, 1946/7, printed by Chromoworks, London, published by J Lyons & Co. Ltd.sheet 74 x 99cmProvenance: With Gwen Hughes Fine Art;The David and Pam McCleave Collection of Modern British Art.Condition ReportFramed: 89 x 114cmThe colours are bright. Time staining to the margins. A 6cm tear to the centre of the left edge. A fold mark to the upper right corner. The lower right corner appears to be missing a small slither. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

A Rare 'Billiards' Coin Operated Wall Machine By The British Manufacturing Company circa 1930, on 1d. play, with central snooker table field with cup and ball/pocket targets, ball track arc above with red baize backflash, in oak case with large title pediment - 48in. (122cm) high

A TABLE TOP BILLIARDS BOARD OR BAGATELLE TABLE early 20th century, 124cm long x 63cm wide (folded)

EIGHTEEN GREEN METAL SNOOKER OR BILLIARDS COOLIE SHADESmodern, the largest 36cm dia.

A SNOOKER OR BILLIARDS SCOREBOARD BY 'COWDEROY, BLAND & CO. MAKERS , ...BREWER STREET, LONDON...' late Victorian with revolving number panels, a central blackboard, flanked by the names of the ball colours with corresponding stained ivory 'buttons', resting on the drop front part-glazed mahogany compartment for the balls (with stained ivory detailing), 82.5cm high x 104cm wide x 22cm deep (2)Ivory Submission Reference: E2Z2UGTN

THREE FRAMED PRINTED POSTERS ON THE RULES OF BILLIARDS AND SNOOKERthe largest 80cm high

A SNOOKER/BILLIARDS WALL HANGING BALL STORAGE COMPARTMENTlate Victorian (lacking scoreboard section), with three fall fronts (one glazed) with twelve colour coded stained ivory buttons for the balls on the top section, 20cm high x 112cm long x 18.5cm deepIvory Submission Reference: 46XQG762

1887 Glasgow Herald Daily Newspaper Monday April 11th (Easter edition) amazing sports page to incl covering numerous golf club reports and matches to incl Glasgow Golf Club, Edinburgh Teachers Club, Dornoch, Mechanics Golf Club Montrose, Prestwick St Nicholas and Hawick v Wilton; plus an amazing report Association Football Matches in Scotland and England incl virtually every match played with results English teams included PNE, Burnley, Bootle, Sunderland, Aston Villa and Walsall all against Scottish teams; other sports incl early Rugby West of Scotland v Manchester Free Wanderers. Shinty, Aquatics, Billiards, Pedestrianism, Angling - an amazing read - large tabloid - horizontal fold with some wear and tear, minor nicks and tears to edges - please handle with care

Set of three late 19th century oak framed prints, 'Rules of the Game of Billiards', 'Rules of the Game of Pool' and 'Rules of the Game of Pyramid pool' in moulded oak frames with gilt slip, behind glass panes, the largest - 55cm x 66cm

Vintage Pine boxed Table billiards

Group of two lithographed mechanical tin toys, early 20th century. One of the items is a German Lehmann "New Century Cycle" lithographed tin wind-up toy. Depicting two figures, one holding an umbrella. The second item is a German Gunthermann billiard tin lithographed toy, depicting a figure shooting pool.(Pool player) height: 5 1/4 in x width: 6 in x depth: 2 3/4 in. (Carriage rider) height: 5 1/2 in x width: 3 in x depth: 5 1/2 in.Condition: Both toys appear to have perhaps been overwound. The pool player lacking the billiards ball. Some tarnishing, losses to the decoration, and dust throughout. Some oxidization to the metal.

Set of five vintage children, hymns, and games albums/books that includes one Little Mister album published by C.R. Gibson & Company, Conn.(1951); one Rules for Billiards and Pocket Billiards published by the National Billiard MFG-Co, Cincinnati Ohio (c. 1950); one Carry Away A Song by Charlie and Laurie Taylor (1941); One Fifty Games of Solitaire edited by Paul W. Kearny published in New York (1934); and The Transfiguration of Miss Philura by Florence Morse Kinsley published by Funk & Wagnalls Company, New York and London (1902.) Combined books dimensions: 8"L x 9.75"H x 1.75"W. Issued: 1902 to 1952Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United States & EnglandCondition: Age related wear. Little Mister album has never been used. Binding cover is missing in Games of Solitaire and it includes hand-written notes. Staining on cover of Rules of Billiards. Ink writings on cover of Carry Away a Song.

A SLATE BED FOLDING POOL TABLE, with a boxed snooker / billiards set, a set of pool balls, two ball racks, a selection of queues, and other accessories, length 190cm x depth 101cm x height 82cm (condition report: legs could do with tightening, one ball missing, other signs of wear and usage)

Riley - early 20th century full-sized mahogany billiards or snooker table, on eight turned baluster supports, with cue rack, scoreboard, balls and various cues Dimensions: Height: 84cm  Length/Width: 383cm  Depth/Diameter: 204cmCondition Report:Bone fittings to the cue rack.

A late 19th/early 20th century full size billiards table by Stevens & Sons Charing Cross, London, the slate in five sections, on heavy turned mahogany legsPLEASE NOTE MULTIPLE PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED TO LIFT THIS UPON COLLECTION

Gec Electric Billiards Table Iron

Two hallmarked silver trophy cups (both with rubbed marks), the larger inscribed 'Hampden Park Hotel Snooker Cup Presented by Trust Houses Ltd 1943, J. M. Bramley', the other inscribed 'A. M. Briggs Badminton 1934' and two silver plated trophies, the larger inscribed 'Sir Reginald Hall Challenge Cup, Billiards, J. M. Bramley 1950', the other inscribed 'A. M. Briggs Badminton 1935', height of tallest 11.5cm, on ebonised base, combined weighable silver approx 2.7ozt/84g.

An early 20th century mahogany and walnut Burnley Ltd Billiard Works quarter size snooker / billiards table, boldly turned legs, with cues, balls and accessories, 196cm in length, 86cm high, 108cm wide

A 20TH CENTURY OAK COIN OPERATED SLATE BED BAR BILLIARDS TABLE, the hinged playing surface enclosing all the inner workings and mechanism, raised on octagonal legs, along with four queues, six white and one red ball, seven various skittles, points board and score board, rules sheet, chalk, quantity of coins, etc, length 194cm x depth 96cm x height 105cm (condition report: general signs of wear and usage, coin mechanism in working order, all loose pieces in safe storage)

Sports cards collection, 1920s-1930s with a flicker booklet of soccer and boxing stars; Bocnal Luminous sports, Ogden's billiards, Phillips Sports, boxers, etc., 88 cards

A late Victorian Snooker/Billiards Scoreboard by G. Wright & Co, with two revolving number panels, a central blackboard, flanked by the names of the ball colours, and having compartments for the balls, 3ft 3in W x 3ft 1in H, glass panel A/F

A Country Corner Billiards Academy National Championship wall plaque, with clock to top, with quartz movement, 67cm x 59.5cm.

GROUP OF SILVER MINIATURES, comprising two figures playing billiards (inset felt), a Dutch bridge, a high jumper and a market vendorthe largest 6cm wideQty: 134g gross

[BILLIARDS] 4to ledger, cover title: "Hampshire Club. Billiard breaks", and within "Breaks of 30 and over Commenced February 1906" [-1942], covers worn (1).

Vintage Pine boxed Table billiards

A Walter Lindrum 'record break' billiards cue plaque inscribed 'The World's Record Break Cue, 3262 Dec 7th 1929, Walter Lindrum, Australia', 145cm long, with original metal case together with The Stevenson Champion Cue (2)

A cold painted bronze animalier group study of two Pug dogs playing billiards, marked to base 'KLL', length 10cm.

A bar billiards table manufactured by John Moore, Athletic Outfitter, 13 Argyle St, Bath, height 86cm, width 185cm, depth 96cm.Condition Report: Requires re felting, and repairs to inner workings. Restoration project. 

Edwardian treen and brass mounted snooker / billiards cue tipper complete with rasp, 17cm high

The unique Boer War C.S.C. group of seven awarded to Lieutenant-Commander E. Lowe, Royal Navy,thrice mentioned in despatches for his services as a ‘Gunner R.N.’ in the Naval Brigade, Lowe particularly distinguished himself the battle of Graspan, near Belmont, on 25 November 1900, when ‘he charged to the top of a hill, gallantly leading his men, all the time under a heavy fire’ Conspicuous Service Cross, E.VII.R., the reverse hall marked London 1901; Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 8 clasps, Belmont, Modder River, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast, Relief of Kimberley (Gunner E. E. Lowe: R.N. H.M.S. Monarch) small erasure or correction to colon after surname; 1914-15 Star (Lieut. E. E. Lowe, D.S.C., R.N.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaf (Lieut. E. E. Lowe. R.N.); Coronation 1911; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., V.R., narrow suspension, impressed naming (E. E. Lowe, P.O. 1st Cl., H.M.S. Severn) good very fine (7) £20,000-£24,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Alan Hall Collection, June 2000. The Conspicuous Service Cross was instituted in 1901 and converted to the Distinguished Service Cross in 1914. During its short life, only eight awards of the C.S.C. were made: five for South Africa, two for China 1900 and one for Somaliland in 1904; Lowe’s C.S.C. is only the third provenanced example to have appeared at auction. Lowe was one of only two Royal Navy officers to receive the Q.S.A. medal with 8 clasps. C.S.C. London Gazette 2 July 1901. Ernest Lowe was born in Lowestoft, Suffolk on 12 October 1866 and entered the Royal Navy as a Boy 2nd Class in January 1882. His subsequent seagoing appointments included H.M.S. Canada on the North America and West Indies stations in the early 1880s, when he served as ‘hammock man’ to the Duke of York, afterwards King George V. When King Edward VII was pinning the C.S.C. to Lowe’s tunic at St. James’s Palace many years later, the Duke, who had a wonderful memory, turned to King Edward and said, “This is the fellow who used to throw me out of my hammock in the Canada.” Lowe also attended extended courses at the shore establishments Excellent and Vernon, scoring highly for torpedo gunner, and was duly appointed to the warrant rank of Acting Gunner in April 1897. Then in May 1898, he joined the Monarch at Simonstown and he was likewise employed at the outbreak of hostilities in South Africa in October 1899. Among those selected for services ashore in the Naval Brigade, he was given charge of a 12-pounder and joined the Lord Methuen’s column for the relief of Kimberley. The Naval Warrant Officers Journal (January, 1951) takes up the story: ‘Mr. Lowe was present with this column at the battles of Belmont, Graspan (where he was mentioned in despatches), Modder River and Magersfontein. After a stay of some weeks at Modder River, the Brigade joined Lord Robert’s column and was present at the following operations: capture of Jacobsdal; engagements at Klip Drift; Paardeburg (capture of Cronje’s force); Osfontein; Driefontein; occupation (after several forced marches) of Bloemfontein. After staying a while at the capital of Orange River Colony, they advanced north and took part in the actions of Vet River, Land River, occupied Kroonstad, passage of Vaal River, action and capture of Johannesburg and Pretoria (mentioned in despatches), action at Diamond Hill, occupation of Middleburg and action at Belfast (Bergendale). After that the Brigade joined General Gordon’s column and was present at the Tafel Kop and occupation of Barberton, returning to Capetown on 12 October 1900.’ In fact, Lowe was mentioned in despatches on three occasions: Lord Methuen’s despatch dated 25 November 1899, for the battle of Graspan: ‘Gunner Lowe and Midshipman W. W. Silem charged to the top of a hill, gallantly leading their men all the time under a heavy fire and are deserving of special mention.’ Captain Bearcroft’s despatch to Rear-Admiral Sir R. Harris, dated at Pretoria on 9 June 1900, reporting on the engagement of 4 June 1900: ‘Mr. Lowe, Gunner (T.) Monarch, for zeal and energy shown in keeping up an adequate supply of ammunition near the guns and looking after the safety of the remainder.’ And Captain Bearcroft’s despatch to Rear-Admiral Sir R. Harris, dated at Simonstown on 17 October 1900: ‘Mr. Lowe, Gunner (T.), this officer has performed the duty of Quartermaster to the Brigade while landed with ability and untiring zeal and energy.’ Graspan was surely the hottest of his engagements, for on what became a unique occasion, the Naval Brigade advanced as infantry, arriving opposite the Boer positions after a night march at 7 a.m. The Boers had burnt all the grass for 2,000 yards in front to allow them to pick up our khaki, in addition to marking ant hills to give the range. Lowe and his comrades duly set off under a blazing sun, advancing by 25-yard rushes, each half company passing the other half company. As the range closed to 600 or 700 yards, the Boer fire got much hotter, and the casualties began to mount. Captain Darwin, R.N., the Brigade’s senior officer, was severely wounded and Commander Ethelston killed. The Midshipman attached to Lowe’s company was also killed, as was Major Plumb of the Marines. Notwithstanding the loss of such senior officers, Lowe and his Tars charged to the top of the hill, under heavy fire, and managed to dislodge the enemy, who retreated to their horses on the other side. He then teamed up with Captain Marchment of the Marines and helped to drive off a small force of Boers on another hill nearby. Lowe, who returned home in December 1900, was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross and also became one of just two Naval Officers to receive an 8-clasp Queen’s South Africa medal. He was also recommended for special advancement to Chief Gunner on attaining 12 years seniority, a promotion that was confirmed in April 1910. In the interim, in 1902, he added the Coronation Medal to his accolades, most likely for ceremonial duties in connection with the participating Naval Detachment. Having then been advanced to Lieutenant in June 1912, Lowe was appointed to the command of Torpedo Boat 116 in December 1914, and he remained similarly employed for the duration of the Great War. He was mentioned in despatches ‘for good services in Destroyer Patrol Flotillas during the period ended 30 September 1916’ (London Gazette 23 May 1917, refers), an accolade that probably stemmed from his action in defending an important convoy from Canada in October 1915. Spotting an enemy submarine off Culver Cliff in the Isle of Wight, he steamed for her at full speed, firing on her and only missing ramming her by a few seconds. Lowe was advanced to Lieutenant-Commander in June 1920 and finally hung up his sea boots in October 1921, after 39 years of continuous service. He retired to Grayshott in Surrey, near Hindhead, where he won the Village Billiards Championship in 1945, aged 79. He died in October 1954. Sold with copied record of service and other research.

An early 20th century mahogany and walnut Burnley Ltd Billiard Works quarter size snooker / billiards table, boldly turned legs, with cues, balls and accessories, 196cm in length, 86cm high, 108cm wide

A French Constructeur Est. Guilbert & Fils pine billiards table

Five aluminium billiards cue cases, length 154 cm

A 19th century two-pillar mechanical Corkscrew, with turned handle, together with an Edwardian Brass Mounted Snooker or Billiards Cue Tipper, three Lund Corkscrews, four other antique Corkscrews, and an early 20th century oak and silver plated gallery Tray(a lot)

SPORT, cigarette cards, seven complete sets, including speedway, tennis, billiards and horse racing, 250

Snooker and Billiards, a collection of 14 signed items: vintage cards from the 1960's-1980's and photos, 10x8 inches and smaller, three are signed to back: John Pulman, Ray Edmonds, Ray Reardon, Jack Karnehm, Leslie Driffield, Bob Marshall and Steve Davis. Jimmy White (paper photo), Bill Werbeniuk, Stephen Hendry, Doug Mountjoy, Ken Doherty. Plus two Goya Matchroom 8x6 photos, one signed by referee Len Ganley and one other. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Burroughes & Watts Ltd, Billiard Table and Ball Manufacturers silver plated advertising plaque, with a scene of people playing billiards or snooker to the centre, W45 x H55cm

Large collection of cigarette cards held across five leatherette covered albums to include: John Players Arms & Armour, Regimental Uniforms, Shakespearean Series, Characters from Thackery, Dogs, Cries of London, From Plantation to Smoker, Cricketers 1934. Gallacher Racing Scenes, Scenes from the Empire, Sporting Personalities, Zoo Tropical Birds, My Favourite Part, Dogs, Wild Animals. Godfrey Phillips British Birds and Thier Eggs, British Butterflies, Animal Studies, The Mechanical Age. Lambert & Butler Third Rhodesian Series, Rhodesian Series. Ogdens Trick Billiards, How to Swim, Derby Entrants 1926, Captains of Association Football Clubs & Colours. Wills Engineering Wonders, Wild Flowers, Merchant Ships of the World, Flower Culture of Pots, Do You Know, Life in the Tree Tops, Merchant Ships of the World, Flowering Trees and Shurbs. Stephen Mitchell Scottish Football Snaps. etc.

A Heavy Small Billiards Table together with a Quantity of Vintage Boxed billiard Balls in Small Cabinet. Length of table: 132cm (2)

HENNIG BROTHERS WOODEN BILLIARDS SCOREBOARD, 73 X 32CM / ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED IN SL0 9LG, REGRETFULLY WE DO NOT OFFER SHIPPING, BUYERS MUST COLLECT OR MAKE SUITABLE ARRANGMENTS - FOR FURTHER INFO PLEASE CHECK OUR IMPORTANT SALE INFO

An early 20th century mahogany snooker/billiards table, the table top later reconditioned by A.E Clare & Sons, Liverpool, 75cm H x 225cm W X 117cm D, along with a collection of snooker effects, balls, cues etcSlate base rather than MDF 

Marx Toys Streamline Speedway set, Subbuteo (appears complete), set of billiards balls, The Dandy comic Oct 24th 1964, selection of children's books, Pictorial Productions Queen Elizabeth jigsaw etc.

An early 20th century Sheffield silver plated Billiards Trophy, dated 1921, awarded to P. Sarsby

A miniature hallmarked silver billiards table and player, 20g, 35mm