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Five hunting horns, approx lengths 23cm, and a coach horn 120cm.

Postcards, Comic, a mainly mixed comic and children selection of over 400 cards with McGill (39), Attwell (10), Thackeray (6), Lawson Wood (4), Spurgin (7), Tom Browne (14), Studdy (Bonzo, 9), Dudley Hardy and much more. Also fairies (Outhwaite), hunting, military, witch, C.D Gibson, fire brigade, police, motoring, sport (cycling), bathing belles, Florence Hardy, Ethel Parkinson, advert for Buster Brown shoes, black humour, writing (ink), Scots, scouts (Ibbetson), appliqué (hair), write away, owls. Nice mix (mainly gd)

Trade cards, Liebig, A Successful Hunting Expedition I, ref. S112, French edition (set, 6 cards) (gd)

Trade cards, Liebig, 2 sets, French Language S109 Sailing Ships (fair/gd), S112 Hunting Expedition (gd/better)

Cigarette cards, USA, Duke's, Sporting Girls, 'XL' size, approx. 190mm x 140mm, three cards, Diving, Hunting & Tennis (slight corner creases, some other slight faults, gen. gd) (4)

Trade cards, Huntley & Palmer Sports Series, 6 cards, Golf, Cycling, Polo, Hunting, Canoeing, Skipping Rope (all cards have brown toning on the backs to varying degrees fair, but fronts gen gd)

A PAIR OF REGENCY SILKWORK OVAL PICTURESEARLY 19TH CENTURYdepicting a man hunting with his hound dog and a lady with a basket, each in a Hogarth style frame in a verre églomisé mount20 x 14.2cmProvenanceThe Charrington Family Collection, Winchfield House, Hampshire.

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN WAX WORK HUNTING DIORAMASLATE 19TH CENTURYeach depicting a rider on horse back with his hounds inscribed with 'The Cotswold Hunt Tally-hoe and Full cry', signed with initials 'L.H.G. Fecit' in a glazed Hogarth style box frame (2)29.8cm high, 37.cm wide, 8.2cm deep

AN ITALIAN LACCA POVERA BOXLATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURYof sarcophagus form, decorated with a hunting scene and figures at various activities, the hinged top enclosing a vacant interior9.7cm high, 23.4cm wide, 12.5cm deepProvenanceThe Charrington Family Collection, Winchfield House, Hampshire.

A LARGE VICTORIAN IRISH KILLARNEY YEW, ARBUTUS AND MARQUETRY DAVENPORTATTRIBUTED TO ARTHUR JONES, DUBLIN, C.1870inlaid with shamrock, hearts and oval panels depicting famous landmarks including Glena Cottage and Muckross Abbey, hunting figures and leaves, the hinged cover enclosing an interior with six drawers, above a writing slope and pen rests, in turn above pair of arched panel doors enclosing five further drawers each inlaid with an oval scene and foliage, flanked by a pair of columns inlaid with spiralling shamrock119.5cm high, 82.5cm wide, 67.5cm deepCatalogue noteThe Davenport being offered here has close similarities to a Davenport illustrated in G.Bernard Hughes, 'Development of the Davenport', Country Life, 1 July 1971, pl.5 and attributed to Arthur Jones of Dublin. Another, bearing the coats of arms of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on the doors, forms part of the collection of the Ulster Museum and is illustrated in B.Austen, 'Tunbridge Ware and Related European Decorative Woodwares', p.185, pl.88. Christie's London sold a further example as part of their Highly Important English Furniture Eastern Rugs and Carpets Auction, 29 March 1984, lot 135 and another was sold Bonhams, London 12 February 2002, lot 95.The inlaid scenes used on this Davenport are of well known tourist spots and are based on engravings of topographical works in the area.

A CHARLES II STUMPWORK PICTUREC.1660-70worked in silks and metal thread in a variety of techniques depicting a hunting scene with figures and hounds chasing deer through raised-work trees before a river and with a large country house in the background, a painted silk owl perched in a tree, in a Hogarth style box frame34.5 x 34cmProvenanceThe Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.

ATTRIBUTED TO JACK LEEDHAM; oil on panel, hunting scene, figure on horseback, unsigned, 20 x 23cm, framed and glazed.

An extensive collection of vintage cigarette and tea cards (Players, Wills, de Reszke, Wix & Sons etc) - sets and odds to include: WWI., Topographical views, Fighting & Civil Aircraft, Speed through the Ages, Famous Works of Art, Old Hunting Prints, Dr Who, Your Throat Protection, Racehorses and Jockeys 1938, The Bridges of Britain, Arms of Universities etc and 1 folder of silk silk Kensitas Cigarette Flags and Flowers; Ceramic Art etc [1 box with 6 folders - Q]

A Rodgers vintage hunting knife, with leather sheath, 22.5cm long.

A group of 19thC porcelain and pottery plates, including Brown Westhead & Moore plates, painted with flowers and landscapes, a hunting plate, and a blue and white printed plate with Japanese inspired reserves. (a quantity)

A Royal Worcester porcelain loving cup, printed with a hunting scene, after M Barlow, printed marks, 9.5cm high, together with five Royal Crown Derby Derby Posies dishes, commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2012, the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and HRH Prince Phillip Duke of Edinburgh 1997, the 90th Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, and the marriage of Prince Andrew with Miss Sarah Ferguson. (6)

A late 19thC Minton Hollins & Company pottery tile, relief moulded with a pair of greyhounds and hare, against a turquoise ground, within a brown geometric border, gilt framed, tile 15cm x 15cm, and a further green glaze tile, relief moulded with hunting dogs within woodland, in an oak frame, tile 20cm x 20cm. (2)

After George Morland (English 1763-1804). Fox hunting, engraving by C Knight and H Merke, published by Edward Orme, London 1808, 48cm x 63cm.

Two Royal Crown Derby porcelain teddy bears, one titled 'I Love You', together with a baby red rabbit paperweight, gold stopper, and a Royal Doulton porcelain miniature figure of Jessica, M261, boxed, and a pottery goblet, printed with a hunting scene, and internally 'Keep Hunting', 15cm high. (5)

A late 19thC two tone stoneware jug, with a greyhound handle and stag molded spout, sprig moulded with hunting figures and hounds, impressed marks, 14cm high.

An oak cased 30 hour long case clock with painted dial featuring hunting scene marked Jas Iddison, Kirkgy-Malzard.

[SPORTING]. HUNTING Twenty assorted works, including Edwards, Lionel. A Sportsman's Bag, first edition, Country Life, New York, 1937, green cloth, eighteen mounted colour plate illustrations, large quarto; and Watson, J.N.P. Lionel Edwards, Master of the Sporting Scene, first edition, The Sportsman's Press, 1986, colour plate and black and white text illustrations throughout, quarto. Condition Report : Aldin Ratcatcher to Scarlet with damp marked covers. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A SIGNED PHOTO OF FRED WINTERwith a group of hunting and related prints

TWO INDIAN BRASS TRAY-TOP TABLESwith folding stands, the largest with repousse hunting scene border 77cm dia (2)

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN MARITIME SCENESoil on board, framed, 43 x 39cm, an oil on board flower painting, and a hare hunting print (4)

A Pair of Framed Hunting Prints, "Gone to Earth" and "The Right Sort", Subject 35x26cm

Six Hunting Knives and Paratrooper Knife

Four Hunting Knives

A flintlock pistol, 18th c, with walnut stock, the removable octagonal barrel marked E L G, contemporary glass hunting flask with leather pouch, a contemporary horn powder flask, 12cm l and a late 19th c miniature blank-firing pistol, barrel 6cm l

Fine Binding. Bibliography: Podeschi (John B.), Books on the Horse and Horsemanship, 1400-1941, The Tate Gallery for The Yale Center for British Art, 1981, finely bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in blue three-quarter morocco gilt over cloth, signed, top edge gilt, marbled endpapers, 4to; two hunting works illustrated by Lionel Edwards; further fox-hunting and equine interest, (7)

After Archibald Thorburn - Grouse, a pair, twice signed within the plate, n.d. [mid-20th c], coloured prints, 22 x 28cm; other prints of country pursuits, including hunting, 20th c, mixed media and sizes, (7) Mixed condition

An 18ct gold half hunting cased keyless lever watch, with three-quarter plate movement, marked SWISS MADE, enamel dial, gold cuvette and bow, 49mm diam, import marked London 1907, 94.3g The plastic replacement glass looseDial not cracked or chippedMechanism in working orderCuvette engraved with presentation inscription, dated 1912, case back engraved with monogramCase in good condition with little sign of wear or dents

English School, early 19th century - Fox Hunting, six, etchings with contemporary hand-colouring, 9 x 56cm, (6) Good condition, some minor toning. Uniformly framed.

A gold hunting whip brooch, early 20th c, marked 15, 52mm l, 3.6g Slight wear

Matthew Dubourg (fl. 1806-1838) after James Pollard (1792-1867) - Royal Hunt in Windsor Park; King George 3rd returning from Hunting, a pair, [London: Edward Orme, 1820], etching and aquatint, 29 x 43cm, mounted with later lettering, (2) Colouring good, some foxed portions.

Collection of ten hunting and other prints including Snaffles.

A Chantilly porcelain cup 18th century, of barrel form, painted with two `dancing` storks flanked by flowers, the handle with applied trailing flowers,and another, painted in the Kakeimon style, with a moulded handle, both with hunting horn marks to base, 8cm & 6cm high (2)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition Reportbarrel cup, section of trailing leaver above handle missingother Chantilly cup, small chip to rimVienna, hairline crack

A pressed horn and silver inlaid snuff box, 18th century, of rectangular form, the lid engraved within a cartouche and foliate designs,10cm wide5cm deep, and a die-pressed horn snuff box with a hunting scene to the cover,7.5cm diameter (2)

Charles Dudley (1826-1909) - an antique oil on canvas of hunting dogs and their catch, signed bottom right 'Chas Dudley', in later gilt frame but with original frame, dimensions in current frame approx 46cm x 47cm

A long Scottish Dirk style hunting knife with impressive Damascus steel blade, leather sheath, 57cm long

Three mounted hunting trophies and one unmounted

A French copper and brass hunting horn, a copper kettle on spirit heater stand, a brass and iron skillet, pewter items cod bottle etc.

A blue and white transfer printed bowl AF; a quantity of Alfred Meakin dinnerware decorated with hunting scenes etc.

A Beswick model of a huntsman in red hunting dress together with a small Carlton ware Harrods character jug

Two large serving dishes decorated with hunting scenes

Mixed box lot of crockery to include Wedgwood Aztec teaset, Denby Greenware jugs, Hanleys Hunting and Game platters, etc.

William Langley (British 1880 - 1920) landscape painter, cattle drinking from a river with mountains behind, 50 x 30cm, framed A/F and Ernest Stuart (British Fl. 1889 - 1915), cockle hunting on the shoreline, watercolour, signed lower left, 53 x 23cm, F & G

A COLLECTION OF COLOURED GLASS, comprising a 19th century hand painted glass pitcher depicting an English traditional fox hunting scene (large crack running around the base), a Royal Brierly 'Studio' pink iridescent vase, height 18.5cm (nibbles around rim), a blue Sklo Union Libochovice Glassworks 'Lens' vase, a group of five assorted Caithness vases (three have chips to rim, amethyst swirl has a large chip), a frosted glass Rosenthal 'Versace- Medusa' paperweight, an amethyst and white Murano glass dish, a Heron green iridescent glass apple, etc. (qty) (Condition Report: most obvious damage is mentioned in description)

This striking silver-plated stirrup cup features a detailed horse head design as its base, blending functionality with artistic craftsmanship. Stirrup cups, traditionally used in hunting culture, are ceremonial drinking vessels offered to riders while they remain mounted, often filled with port or other spirits. The term "stirrup cup" derives from the practice of presenting the drink to guests as they were about to depart for a hunt, symbolizing hospitality and good fortune. The cup boasts a smooth, reflective finish, while the intricately molded horse head showcases fine detailing in its mane and facial features. This piece is both decorative and practical, a unique addition to any collection of equestrian-themed or barware items.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6"HCondition: Age related wear.

Hunting (shooting/fishing) related items inc. 3 x wooden 'Priests', or coshes, leather game bird carrier, 2 leather dog leads, and a new boxed pair of Milbro Binoculars.

USA SCHRADE 165 'Old Timer' hunting knife, brass guard, leather sheath and composite slab grip

A framed copper etching of a horse-drawn carriage, together with various copper printing plates depicting hunting scenes9 plates included.Largest 40cm across x 35cm height (framed)

A contemporary pottery table lamp, decorated with hunting scene within a gilt foliate cartouche, further gilt decoration on blue ground, mounted to a hardwood plinth, height excluding fitting 33cm

A collection of knives to include horn handled pocket knives, hunting knives, etc

Two black and white hunting prints.

A pair of framed but unglazed Hunting Prints, after H. Alken, one of the Flowers in our Hunt series, titled "A Jonquille" and "A Perfect Pink".

A box of ceramics to include 1976 Royal Doulton Valentines Day plate (boxed), Copeland Spode 'Gone Away' hunting plate, Queen Victoria Jubilee plate 1887, six Crown Ducal side plates, Wedgwood dish, 'Arabia' Finish trinket dish etc.

A three piece "Hunting" tea set (no sugar bowl or hot water lid), Wedgwood "Ferrara" blue and white jug, two oval "Old Willow" platter by Alfred Meakins, etc.

A Selection of vintage pen knives and antique doe hoof handle hunting knife. Vintage Victorinox Swiss army knife. Cased manicure set, Loewsen Messer Soligen hunting knife and various others.

19th Century Large Double Section Tea Caddy with Hard & Sweet Section together with 1935 Antiqua Aguardente Velha- Vinicola DE Sangalhos empty display bottle and Brass Hunting Horn