| Lot No |
Description |
Low Est |
High Est |
| 779 |
An early 20th century taxidermy study of a Kingfisher mounted on a naturalistic rocky base with ferns and grasses, on a circular ebonised base with glass dome |
50 |
70 |
| 780 |
An 18th century and later flintlock pistol, the stock stamped M. M. and side plate stamped G.H. below a crown with brass trigger guard (a/f), approximately 19cm long |
100 |
150 |
| 781 |
A taxidermy study of a canary mounted on twigs and grass, on painted sky background, housed in an oval ebonised frame |
50 |
70 |
| 782 |
An early 19th century Continental pin fire double barrel pistol, the octagonal barrel with spring bayonet and box lock action, with moulded wooden grip and steel lanyard, 30cm long |
150 |
200 |
| 783 |
A set of eight vintage Pattison iron putting marker flags |
40 |
50 |
| 784 |
An early 20th century ”Basque’ poaching stick, the brass and leather lattice work handle unscrewing to reveal a hunting spear, the tapering hardwood shaft terminating in a brass and iron club, 91cmL |
65 |
75 |
| 785 |
An early 20th century taxidermy study of a badger’s head, mounted on an oak shield-shaped plaque, inscribed ‘Essex Fox Hounds, Big Wood, Lambourne, 5th Sept 1924’ mounted by the Army & Navy Stores Naturalist Dept, London S.W., ivorine plaque to verso |
70 |
90 |
| 786 |
A 20th century taxidermy study of a chub housed in a glass case with naturalistic background, 37cmH x 67.5cmW x 12.5cmD |
100 |
120 |
| 787 |
A 20th century taxidermy study of a brown trout housed in a glass case with naturalistic background with label inscribed ‘Brown Trout 6lbs 4oz, Chew Valley Lake, Mr Ian Haywood, May 2007’, 35cmH x 70cmW x 14cmD |
100 |
120 |
| 788 |
A 20th century taxidermy study of a pike in a predatory pose, housed in a glass case with naturalistic background, 42cmH x 63.5cmW x 14cmD |
120 |
140 |
| 789 |
A pair of 1930s taxidermy studies of hares, mounted on oak shield-shaped plaques, the reverse both stamped ‘P. Spicers & Sons, Taxidermists, Leamington’ and one with part paper label, both with ivorine plaques to front, one inscribed ‘Oakhurst Beagles, Tuesnoad, Jan 11th, 1930’ and the other ‘Oakhurst Beagles, Lackenden, Feb 5th, 1931’ |
250 |
350 |
| 790 |
A pair of early 20th century taxidermy studies of fox heads, mounted on oak shield-shaped plaques, the reverse both stamped ‘P. Spicers & Son, Taxidermists, Leamington’, both with ivorine plaques to front, one inscribed ‘A.V.F.H., Brewer’s Wood, Feb 4th, 1925’ and the other ‘A.V.F.H., Birchett Wood, March 9th, 1936’ |
250 |
350 |