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Click here to subscribeFrom the Sea Characters series, signed by Michael Doulton in gilded ink. This hand-decorated and hand-painted figure portrays a maritime character, wearing a blue sailor's coat, yellow trousers, and black boots, with a green and yellow parrot perched on his shoulder. The sailor is depicted standing next to an orange departure sign with a clock, labeled 'Deep Sea Fishing Trips Depart 10 A.M'. The base of the figure is detailed with a stone-like texture, complementing the nautical theme. The backstamp on the underside includes the Royal Doulton mark.Artist: Robert TabbenorIssued: 1982 - 1986Dimensions: 9.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
This unique variation is part of the Men of History series and showcases a distinctive hand painted colorway. Typically, the band and insect-theme fishing lures on Walton's hat appear in green and cream, but in this special edition, they are finished in brown, making it a rare and sought-after piece. Crafted in fine porcelain, this jug captures the likeness of Izaak Walton, the famed author of 'The Compleat Angler', with exceptional detailing. A must-have for collectors of Royal Doulton character jugs. Stoke-on-Trent jubilee backstamp.Artist: Geoff BlowerIssued: c. 1953 - 1982Dimensions: 7"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Presented is a pair of Revo Twenty Twelve 2 polarized sunglasses, model RE 1207 03, from a limited edition release of only 500 individually numbered pieces. These sunglasses feature a lightweight titanium aviator-style frame with mirrored blue photochromic lenses that adjust to changing light conditions. Designed for optimal performance in diverse environments—ideal for fishing, driving, boating, or beach activities—these lenses offer Revo’s signature gray-based polarization with a blue mirror coating. The temples are crafted from handmade acetate in a vibrant blue gradient, marked Made in Japan. Measurements: 58-17-140. This pair is individually numbered 100/500.Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: 6"LCondition: Age related wear.
Group of modern pictures to include: Patricia Carloss Irving 'Bobbie', woodblock, signed in pencil (lower right) and inscribed with title; Brenda Hartill RE (b.1943-) 'Silver Window I' and 'Silver Window II' mixed media, signed and dated 2010; Alfred Cohen 'Mouche' coloured woodblock, signed lower right in pencil and inscribed with title, edition 35/125 artist's proof; E Piper () etching titled 'Peel Fishing Smacks' signed (lower left) and inscribed with title (lower right) three others (qty)
A suede fishing waistcoat by Orvis, fully lined with poachers pockets and stud buttons, size XL, a stone coloured countryman's XXL waistcoat by Work guard with three pockets and partly lined, a tweed gilet in a sage green by James Meade Ltd with a zip and stud fastening, nero collar and two large poachers pockets, size L (44" chest), a dark brown leather jacket by Orvis, fully lined, knitted cuffs and waistband, size L (some fading to pockets).
6 Medium silvered brass early 20th C. sporting scene buttons. This lot consists of 6 different scenes depicting sporting events or activities including fishing and others. These are created in low relief on silvered brass and extremely detailed. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Note: Antique buttons may show wear. Significant issues are noted, but shanks and backs on multi-button cards are not guaranteed. Contact us for details.
1 Large 18th century painting on natural material. This 18th century example is a lovely fishing scene with lots of detail and crispness to the painting. On natural material and set under glass with a copper rim and brass back. Notice the fine detail not often found on these types. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Note: Antique buttons may show wear. Significant issues are noted, but shanks and backs on multi-button cards are not guaranteed. Contact us for details.
ALEXANDRE VIBERT (FRENCH, 1847-1909) ALLEGORY OF FISHING EWER; LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Gilt bronze with gold patina Inscribed C. Vibert, 41cm high Condition Report: In very good condition. No losses or damages. The patina is rubbed in multiple places, as you would expect with age, but overall presents well. There is some dark speckling to the surface too. See additional images.Condition Report Disclaimer
Natural History: A Collection of Carved Wooden Trout, dated 1904-1907, retailed by Charles Farlow & Co, Ltd, Fishing Rod Manufacturers, 191, The Strand, London, each trout carved in deep relief with realistic scales and fins, probably by John and Dhuie Tully, each mounted upon rectangular mahogany shields, each with hand painted legend to shield base - 4lbs, Caught by R. Barker, Brokenboro 1904, - 3lbs, (shield size 68cm by 26.5cm), a second Caught by Major R. Baker-Carr, Brokenboro, 1904, (shield size 66cm by 25cm,) and a third Caught by R. Barker, Brokenborough, 1907, Weight 3¼ lbs, (shield size 67cm by 25.5cm), each with stamped trade label to verso of the shield, (3). Farlow and Hardy stand shoulder to shoulder in the world of fishing tackle manufacturers, both are renowned for excellent quality, and they are both highly collectable. Charles Farlow started his game fishing tackle business in 1838. He traded under the name C. Farlow at 221, The Strand, London. In 1852 the local authority changed the address to 191, The Strand. In around 1885 he started to trade under the business name C. Farlow & Co. and operated with that name until it became a limited company in 1894. Upon his death in 1895 two sons Charles Paas and John Ambrose took over and became joint governing directors. Credit to Manfred Schotten for this informationProvenance: The Property of the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, Charlton Park
ANGLING INTEREST: 3 Titles: CHARLES HALLOCK: THE FISHING TOURIST: ANGLER'S GUIDE AND REFERENCE BOOK, New York, Harper and Brothers, 1873; HENRY WILLIAM HERBET: FRANK FORESTER'S FISH AND FISHING, London, Richard Bentley,1849; EDWARD JESSE: AM ANGLER'S RAMBLES, London, John Van Voorst, 1836 (3)
F G AFLALO (Ed): A BOOK OF FISHING STORIES, London, J M Dent and Sons, 1913.Half calf with marbled boards and gilt title to sectional spine divided by raised bands. Much wear to boards, and losses to bopards and spine. Tipped in coloured plate to frontis and various others thrughout under tissue guard. Uncut edgesEx libris
FISHING AND ANGLING: 9 Titles: FRED G SHAW: THE COMPLETE SCIENCE OF FLY FISHING AND SPINNING, London, Frederick George Shaw, 1920; ERIC TAVERNER AND W BARRINGTON BROWNE: THE RUNNING OF THE SALMON, London, Geoffrey Bles, 1954; PIERRE LOTI: THE ICELAND FISHERMAN (PECHEUR D'ISLANDE), London, T Werner Laurie, ND; THW ANGLER - A MAGAZINE FOR FRESHWATER AND SEA ANGLERS - Bound compendium from Vol I No 1 [Nov 1948] - Vol 1 No 14 [December 1949]; BERNARD ALFIERI AND W J M MENZIES: WHERE TO CATCH SALMON AND TROUT IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES AND IRELAND, London, Country Life Ltd, 1937; J H R BAZLEY: COARSE FISHING - A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE SPORT AND CHOICE OF TACKLE AND WATER, London, H F and G Witherby Ltd, 1954, second revised edition; WILFRED WALTER MORRIS: THE BLAMELESS SPORT - SOME PISCATORY EXCURSIONS IN PROSE AND VERSE, London, Methuen, 1929 [many tipped-in photographs, newspaper articles etc]; G C CARL: SOME COMMON MARINE FISHES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Victoria, British Columbia Provincial Museum, 1971; ARTHUR SHARP: FISHING, London, W Foulsham and Co, ND (9)
FISHING AND MARINE INTEREST: 9 Titles: DAVID STICK (Ed): AN ARTIST'S CATCH - WATERCOLOURS BY FRANK STICK, Chapel Hill, University of north Carolina Press, 1981; HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BEDFORD (Ed): THE WOBURN LIBRARY OF NATURAL HISTORY - BRITISH SALT-WATER FISHES, London, Hutchinson and Co, 1904; JOHN OLIVER LA GORCE: THE BOOK OF FISHES, Washington, National Geographic Society, 1939 (contemporary rebind); SHELBY SHACKLEFORD: ELECTRIC EEL CALLING, New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941; CARL L HUBBS AND KARL F LAGLER: FISHES OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION, Bloomfield Hills, Cranbrook Institute of Science, 1958, revised edition; W S BERRIDGE: ALL ABOUT FISH AND OTHER DENIZENS OF THE SEAS AND RIVERS, London, George G Harrap, 1933; JOSEPH SINEL: AN OUTLINE OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF OUR SHORES, London, Swan Sonneschein and Co, 1906; THE HORNIMAN MUSEUM AND LIBRARY: A HANDBOOK TO THE FRESHWATER AQUARIA AND VIVARIA, 1924; THE HORNIMAN LIBRARY: A HANDBOOK TO THE MARINE AQUARIA, 1927 (9)
FISHING INTEREST: 3 Titles: W J M MENZIES: THE STOCK OF SALMON - ITS MIGRATIONS, PRESERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT, London, Edward Arnold and Co, 1949; J ARTHUR HUTTON: THE LIFE-HISTORY OF THE SALMON, Aberdeen, The University Press, 1925; J ARTHUR HUTTON: OUR FISHING DIARY, Altringham, Sherratt and Hughes, limited edition number 331 (3)
GEOFFREY NICKSON AND TIM HAVERS (Illus): A PORTRAIT OF SALMON FISHING, Rugby, Antony Atha Publishers Ltd, 1976. First edition, limited number 476/1500. Green linen board with gilt pictorial emblem of a salmon caught on a line to upper board, cream leather spine. Held within original brown and pictorial slipcase (torn)