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A Pietra Dura obelisk decorated with flowers and leaves together with an Avery scales, carved treen bases, toby jug, table lamps, gloves, vesta cases, hunting whip etc

A banded agate and yellow metal topped walking stick together with a carved dogs head walking stick, other walking sticks, hunting whips, riding crops, shooting stick and assorted fire irons etc

Cecil Aldin (1870-1935) 'A Hunting Morning';'Drawn Blank';Dog chasing a chickenthree chromolithographs, published by Thomas McLean, London52 x 82, 52 x 83 and 27 x 70cm respectively, andfive further prints of hunting and coaching scenes:Charles Hunt, after W J Shayer'The Duke of Beaufort Coach'hand-coloured lithographimage 44 x 59.5cm;J Harris, after Ja. Pollard'The Lord Nelson Inn, Cheam'hand-coloured lithographimage 33 x 50.5cm;W H Simmons, after Francis Grant 'The Shooting Party - Ranton Abbey'hand-coloured lithographimage 48 x 71.5cm;Thomas Lupton, after J W Snow'The Meet at Blagdon'hand-coloured lithographimage 46.5 x 75cm;After Francis Cecil Boult'The Last Honors of the Chase', 1884overpainted lithograph in coloursimage 38 x 63cm (8)Condition ReportPlease contact department

A set of ten fret-cut hunting figures, of recent manufacture, comprising six horses and riders, and four hounds, mostly with applied titles, 'Master of Fox Hounds', 'Squire Jenkins', 'First Whip' etc., largest 30cm high (10) Condition ReportAs illustrated, the hunting figures appear faded. Please see the additional images displaying the lot in the saleroom. Shipping within the Uk may be in the region of £60-80

This exceptional bronze sculpture, signed PJ Mêne, depicts two hunting dogs in full stride, showcasing their dynamic energy and lifelike realism. Pierre-Jules Mêne, a renowned 19th-century French sculptor, was celebrated for his detailed and naturalistic portrayals of animals. This piece is a testament to his artistry, featuring intricate detailing of the dogs' musculature and fur, set against a rugged naturalistic base. The sculpture is finished with a dark patina, enhancing its depth and character.Artist: Pierre-Jules MêneIssued: 19th centuryDimensions: 5.25"L x 2.25"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

AFTER JOHN KING "The Duke of Beaufort's - Over the South Ride", colour print, signed in pencil, 36.5 cm x 42 cm, AFTER FRANK WALLACE "The outlying beat", colour print, 38 cm x 52 cm and "One the high tops", colour print, 38 cm x 52 cm, AFTER FRANK ALGERNON STEWART "Hunting print", signed in pencil lower right, 26 cm x 62 cm, AFTER W & B BARRAUD "Mr William Long on Bertha", to His Grace The Duke of Beaufort..., coloured engraving, 46 cm x 53 cm, a poster for "Badminton Three Day's Event the most important horse event in Great Britain, April 20th, 21st & 22nd 1949...", together with two further pictures (8)

AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "A Devon stream", colour print, 26.5 cm x 19 cm, AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "With the Duke of Beaufort's near Hawksbury Monument", colour print, 29 cm x 22 cm, AFTER MICHAEL LYNE "Hunting scene", colour print, 36 cm x 52 cm and a further six LIONEL EDWARDS colour prints, each approx 16.5 cm x 11 cm (9)

Charles Walter SIMPSON (1885-1971) Illustration from Hunting Lore Ink on paper, signed, 35 x 22cm, 52 x 36cm framed. From the 1928 book 'Hunting Lore Shocks for Fox and Field' by Crascredo and The Wag (Charles Walter Simpson).

A 9ct gold stock pin - modelled as a hunting crop, 3.6g.

Of Daily Mail International Horse Show Jumping interest; a silver gilt presentation two handled trophy cup and cover, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1937, with presentation inscription, verso applied Roman horse race panel, the pull off cover with naked horseman holding a wreath aloft (missing) upon a stallion, 1468gm, 40cm, raised on a mahogany plinth.Inscribed "International Horse Show, Olympia London, 1938, Champion Cup, For jumping around the course by British Civilians, Presented by the, Daily Mail, Awarded to, Thomas Glencross."Sold with the winners rosette and a scrapbook related to rider Miss Margorie Burgess and a photograph album.Margorie was born in 1910 began riding on a Canadian mare bought in 1919 at a sale of ex Army horses used during WWI. She progressed well and first competed in 1927. In 1932 she joined Thomas Glencross's stables and began competing on his many horses. In 1938 she was entered for the International Horse Show and on Saturday the 18th June she won the Championship Cup. This entailed the eight men and two ladies wearing full hunting over a course of eight jumps. Riding Blue Sky she was the only competitor to have a clear round.

An early Victorian silver full hunter pocket watch, dial decorated hunting scene, having a fusee movement, 5.5 cm diameter Provenance: From a single owner collection of pocket watches included in this saleDial looks to be later decorated, possibly printedWith alterationsSome dents and creases to the outer case, hallmarks slightly rubbed, The watch does run but we do not guarantee this or that it keeps good time,

A selection of hunting related prints, various

Basil Nightingale (1864-1940) "A Good Start" hunting scene, watercolour painting, signed and inscribed, top left, 22cm x 30cm, oak framed, mounted and glazed

Two hunting prints, together a frame

A set of four oak framed hunting prints, 22cm x 15cm, together with two other prints (6)

GIOVANNI BATTISTA (1858-1925), 'Souvenir Hunting, Pompeii'study of a young man clambering on a ledge, signed lower left, gouache, 57cm x 37cm

AN ABORIGINAL BARK PAINTING OF A HUNTING SCENE27cm high x 56cm wide

AN OVAL CERAMIC RUM BARREL OR KEG 19th century, decorated with a hunting scene of riders in hunting pinks, with gold lettering and bands of decoration to the top and bottom, 30cm high (excluding cork bung) x 25cm long x 18cm deep; together with another similar for 'Brandy' decorated with two galleons at sea, 31cm high x 25cm long x 18cm deep approx. (2)

Pair of painted glass pictures, hunting and fishing scenes in matching frames

A HUNTING FLASK the conical glass flask with a silver-plated captive lid, in the original brown leather case for mounting on a saddle, 26cm long; together with a taxidermy deer slot with a brass cap inscribed 'Devon & Somerset Stag Hounds killed at Three Waters, January 17th 1923' (2)

EDWARDS, LIONEL AND WALLACE, HAROLD FRANK: "HUNTING AND STALKING THE DEER""The Pursuit Of Red Fallow And Roe Deer In England And Scotland" with eight coloured plates and numerous black and white plates from drawings by the authors

A SILVER STAG HUNTING PIN engraved with a stag's head, inscribed 'Prosperity to Stag Hunting'; together with a gold stock pin, the terminal in the form of a horseshoe, by Chas. Whitehead, Goldsmiths, in the original leather box; and a pair of English stag hunting engraved bone badges (3)Provenance: A private Shropshire sporting collection.

CRANSWICK OF PICCADILLY: A LEATHER HUNTING OR SADDLE CANTEENcontaining sandwich tin and glass spirit flask with silver-plated lid, circa 1930s, 16cm x 10cm

A LADY'S HUNTING CROPwith antler handle, hallmarked silver collar, plaited leather shaft and thong, by Swaine & Adeney, London, with engraved inscription to the silver collar 'Bunny 1918', 50cm long

A 12-BORE CARTRIDGE EXTRACTOR TOOLtogether with a whistle, folding hunting knife, 15cm long (folded) and other items (a lot)

TOM CARR (1912-1977) Two Hunting Prints 'Across the Road' 30/75 and 'Leaving the Kennels' 63/75, both signed in pencil lower right, 25cm x 37cm (2)

A STAG HUNTING TROPHY DEER SLOT for the Devon and Somerset Stag Hounds, dated 1924, 21cm longProvenance: A private Shropshire sporting collection.

A GENTLEMAN'S ANTLER HANDLE HUNTING CROPwith silver-plated collar and leather plaited shaft, 58cm; together with a copper and brass hunting horn, 18cm long (2)

A collection of utility, pocket and folding hunting knives, including British Army jack knives and Swiss Army style knives and other multi-tools (approximately 52)

CRIMEAN WAR. Cornwallis, Major Fiennes. Letters written from the Crimea, to Several Members of His family, by the late Major Fiennes Cornwallis. Privately printed, 1868. Thin 8vo, iv + 122p. Some light browning, original gilt letter cloth, rebacked with much of original spine laid down. Inscribed in pencil to front free endpaper '? Theobald given by Mrs Wykeham Martin May 1869'.Major Fiennes Cornwallis, born Fiennes Wykeham-Martin (1831-1867). British Army officer and related to the Cornwallis family. Served in the Crimean War with the 4th Light Dragoons and participated in the Charge of the Light Brigade, becoming aide-de-camp to Lord George Paget in the Crimea. Retired from the Army on 5th May 1863 with the rank of Major and died a few years later on 24th April 1867 in a hunting accident.

A 19thC gilt framed oil on canvas 'Highland Hunting Scene' frame size 70 x 97cm.

A small group of gold, silver and base metal brooches, comprising a fox mask pin, tested as approximately 9ct gold, a marcasite and enamel stag head brooch, tested as silver, and a base metal hunting horn/stag head brooch9ct gold 3.40g, silver 11.74g (3)Condition ReportCracks and small losses to enamel.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Some surfaces heavily tarnished.

Various English and Continental porcelain models of horses and foals, including: a large Melba Ware model of a brown shire horse with saddle and bridle, 32cm long, another large Melba Ware chestnut horse, a Beswick Pottery dappled grey horse (chipping to ears) and a foal similar, a Russian (Lomonosov) small model of a brown shire horse, the first 30cm high, together with four hunting plates by Wade and Edco in sizes

Collection of Victorian and later brass and copper, including: a graduating set of copper brass-handled pans, horse brasses, candlesticks, hunting horns, a chestnut roaster, copper cooking utensils and other items 

A heavy cut-glass Bohemian red glass goblet with deer hunting panels, 19cm

George Finch Mason (British, 1850-1915) - Two hunting illustrations, both signed with inscribed text below, gouache, 25 x 36 cm each, frame dimensions: 42 x 51 cm, (2)

Three 19th century hunting prints and a map of Gloucestershire: C. Smith - 'A New Map of the County of Gloucester, Divided into Hundreds' (1801), 68 x 55 cm; together with three hand-coloured aquatints of hunting scenes (4)

Two 20th Century oil paintings, to include: A mountainous landscape signed indistinctly lower right, frame dimensions: 76 x 107 cm; together with a pointer hunting game, signed Waterman (2)

A brass oil lamp with a shade decorated with fox hunting scenes.

A small library on hunting and point to point (15) to include Scattered Scarlet by Will H Ogilvie (1927) Sassoon's Memoirs of George Sherston (1940) and reference to Beaufort and Badminton

Horse and hunting interest to include an early 20th century edition of Anna Sewell's Black Beauty illustrated by Cecil Aldin, together with a rare copy of Slipper's ABC of Fox Hunting (1903) by E Somerville (40x30cm) and two volumes of British Hunting by Arthur Coaten (1909)

MUSICAL HUNTING SCENE JOHN PEEL JUG & MUSICAL AULD LANG SYNE TANKERED

LARGE QUANTITY OF VARIOUS PICTURES, PRINTS, LIMITED EDITION SIGNED HUNTING SCENE PICTURES, GAME DOG PICTURES, OLEOGRAPHS ETC

A BLACK AND GILT-DECORATED MIRROR LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY With a later plate 71.5cm high, 63.5cm wide Provenance: With John Fowler (1906-1977), The Hunting Lodge, Odiham, Hampshire, until bequeathed to Imogen Taylor 

A PAIR OF REVERSE GLASS PAINTINGS CHINESE EXPORT, LATE 18TH CENTURY One depicting a courting couple, the other a lady and her page boy, in Greek key pattern frames, one with paper label inscribed 'this pair, Chinese glass picture original frames was left to me in his will by the late John Fowler, C.B.E.' 56cm high, 41cm wide Provenance: With John Fowler (1906-1977), The Hunting Lodge, Odiham, Hampshire, until bequeathed to Imogen Taylor Condition Report: The courting couple: The glass is cracked in the upper left quadrant (see online images). There is a substantial amount of staining and discolouration, as well as restorative over-paint. Surface dirt and surface scratching throughout. Rubbing and abrasions to the framing edges. Lady and her page: Staining and losses throughout, particularly to the upper half of the glass, and along the left framing edge. Some restorative over-paint. Surface dirt and surface scratching throughout. Rubbing and abrasions to the framing edges. Condition Report Disclaimer

A DIRECTOIRE INLAID MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE A ABATANT FRENCH, CIRCA 1800 With a marble top above a fall front and two doors 140.5cm high, 87cm wide, 46cm deep Provenance: With John Fowler (1906-1977) at the Hunting Lodge, Odiham, Hampshire, until bequeathed to Imogen Taylor, see: Martin Wood, Frances Lincoln Ltd, p.97, for a photograph of the secretaire shown open in the hall at the Hunting Lodge. 

A FELT COLLAGE AND EMBROIDERY PICTURE OF A COURTING COUPLE ENGLISH, LATE 18TH CENTURY 42cm high, 33cm wide Provenance: With John Fowler (1906-1977) at the Hunting Lodge, Odiham, Hampshire, until bequeathed to Imogen Taylor. Condition Report: muted colours from sunlight and exposure, some small signs of old insect damages including two visible pupa cases. paper elements, notably her face, with damages and losses Condition Report Disclaimer

Box of ceramic hunting scene fox formed teapots, milk jugs, sugar bowls etc

A pack of vintage playing cards,hunting scene picture

A BURMESE SILVER BOWL UNMARKED Chased with foliate bands and a hunting scene, the base engraved with a peacock 18cm (7in) diameter 634g (20.4 oz) Condition Report: Wobbles badlyDecoration in good conditionLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

A set of 19th century wooden lions head panels, carved with floral motifs, the largest 50.5cm x 15cm; another a Georgian gilded wood carved bird and hunting horn, 35.5cm x 17cm

A 9ct gold stick pin, the terminal as a horseshoe, set with ten seed pearls, 5.5cm, marked 9ct, 0.97g, c.1900; another 9ct gold stick pin, the terminal as a hunting horn, 5.5cm, marked 9ct, 0.75g (2)

A 19th Century embossed brass log container decorated with armorial depicting a hunting horn and central bat type figure flanked by two eagles and fleur de lys, with lion motif within scrolling foliage verso, flanked by lion mask ring handles, raised on a faux studded circular foot, 49 cm diameter x 40.5 cm high

AFTER DANIEL CRANE "I say old boy, I wonder if you would go and help those two ladies with that gate? I would go but one is my wife and the other my mistress!"...., three hunting prints framed as one, limited edition colour print No'd. 159/650, signed "Daniel Crane 95" lower right, each print 25 cm x 38 cm, including frame 117 cm x 63 cm and AFTER H ALKEN "A trifling discovery", "A common discovery", "A troublesome discovery", "A simple discovery", a set of four coloured engravings (5)

An 18th Century wax seal inscribed "S Igill: Chiru .... Gor: Beroliens Resident: Reg: Boruss:", decorated with a figure of a skeleton with drill and saw, dated 1727 (very damaged), housed in a boxwood seal case, together with Corinium Museum Cirencester information letter dated 4th January 1982, translating the piece "The figured image of the Surgeon Beroliens still resident of the Kingdom of Borussia", together with a tapered glass hunting flask with plated mounts, pair of brass horse hames and an Inox catering knife set in suitcase

A glass hunting flask with plated mounts in heavy leather tapered case, 26.5 cm high together with an antler handled crop with plaited shaft

A box containing various shooting and sporting ephemera including three vintage leather cartridge bags, leather gun sleeve, Napier gun sleeve, four cartridge belts, six stainless steel tapered beakers in William Powell leather case, a Swaine plaited leather antler handled riding crop and a Köhler & Son copper and brass hunting horn CONDITION REPORTS Hunting horn is Köhler & Son - see images for stamp. Is fairly dented throughout. Surface scratching etc. In need of a good clean, some dents to the mouthpiece.

AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "The Heythrop - near Stow on the Wold" colour print, signed in pencil lower right, 47 cm x 61 cm together with "Hunting countries - The Quorn Hunt at Little Belvoir", signed in pencil, 47.5 cm x 62.5 cm and AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "The Holkham 1939" colour print, signed in pencil lower left, 35 cm x 50.5 cm (3)

A box of books to include G BOWERS "Notes from a hunting box (not in the shires)", published London Bradbury & Agnew & Co. 1873, F A STEWART "Hark to hounds", published 48 Pall Mall, London 1937, LADY APSLEY "Bridleways through history", illustrated by Lionel Edwards, published Hutchinson & Co. Ltd London 1936, etc., together with AFTER J R HERRING SENIOR "The Cry", "Breaking Cover", "The Death" and one other, a set of four colour prints,17 cm x 31 cm and AFTER KNIGHT BROWNE HABLOT "Phiz", hunting scene, colour print, 22.5 cm x 36 cm together with another similar (6 pictures and 15 volumes)

A 19thC Continental copper casket, formerly silver plated, depicting differing stages in the hunting of a boar, the hinged lid enclosing a purple velvet lined interior, raised on tapering feet, 8cm high, 14cm wide, 9cm deep.