country sporting sale

A leather and brass cornered shotgun motor case, with red baize lined interior with space for 28" barrels, cleaning rods, snap caps, etc.

Sold for £95

Joseph Lang & Son leather and brass cornered motor case, with maroon baize lined interior with trade label "Joseph Lang & Son, Gun & Rifle Manufacturers, 7 Bury Street, St. James's, London", space for 30" barrels, with G&JW Hawksley oil bottle, cleaning rods, etc.

Sold for £180

William Powell & Son leather and brass cornered double shotgun motor case, marked to top "WEBP, Bradford", with red baize lined interior with trade label "William Powell & Son, Gun & rifle Manufacturer, 13 Carrs Lane, High Street, Birmingham", space for 28" barrels.

Sold for £200

Eight pairs of 12 bore snap cap, and 12 bore chamber brush.

Sold for £50

Payne Galwey leather cartridge bag, stamped to rear "100".

Sold for £45

Brady type leather shotgun motor case, space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £90

Quantity of gunsmiths spare parts, springs, hammers, sights, bullet moulds and hexagonal percussion pistol barrel.

Sold for £110

Box of gunsmiths spare parts, to include hammers, locks marked William Powell & Son, WH Pollard, Charles Ingram, Wharton and other military locks, etc.

Sold for £38

Charles Ingram of Glasgow large calibre bullet mould, a LEM ball mould in 380 calibre, and 2 other bullet moulds.

Sold for £48

Redfield Olympic Model rifle peep sight, with attachments.

Sold for £90

Collection of part gun stocks.

Sold for £40

Leather leg of mutton shotgun case, space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £40

Leather and brass cornered shotgun motor case, with red baize interior with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £110

Westley Richards & Co. leather shotgun motor case, with green baize interior with trade label Westley Richards & Co. Ltd., Patentees & Gun Manufacturers, Birmingham and London, with instructions for the patent breech loading snap gun and Anson & Deeley hammerless gun, space for 31" barrels.

Sold for £110

Two 12 bore cartridge extractors, one brass the other silver coloured.

Sold for £25

Vintage Brady game bag, Hoggs of Fife waistcoat, jacket, cartridge belts, breeks, ties, etc.

Sold for £50

Hard plastic shotgun case, with fitted interior with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £15

A vintage mole spade, for setting mole traps. Length 81 cm.

Sold for £32

Three signed prints, to include Mark Huskinson "Wrong Scent" dated '92, 18 cm x 26 cm, Robert E Fuller, a picture of hares numbered 18/500, 19 cm x 28 cm and Keith Proctor a print of foxhounds "All For One", dated 1988, inscription dated 1992, 29 cm x 19 cm.

Sold for £55

Association of Masters of Harriers & Beagles, limited edition plate and tankard, designed by Eric Elliot, founded March 24th 1891.

Sold for £32

Sam Brown pistol holster.

Sold for £25

Eleven country sports badges, to include North Pennine Foxhounds Hound Trailing Association, Wensleydale Foxhounds, Claro Beagles etc.

Sold for £28

Eight beagle hunt badges, to include Airedale Beagles, Bleasdale, Colne Valley, etc.

Sold for £38

Ten foxhunting and beagle badges, to include Ullswater, Coniston, Blencathra, Blackcomb, etc.

Sold for £65

Kohler & Son London, a silver plated and copper coaching horn, stamped Kohler & Son Makers, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London. Length 91 cm, width at bell end 7 cm.

Sold for £80

Mark Huskinson, four signed foxhunting prints, to include "When After a Fox Pick a Good Mount" and "Sit Well Down in The Saddle", 19 cm x 24 cm, framed and mounted.

Sold for £48

A pair of Carl Zeiss Jena Jenoptem 8 x 30W binoculars, and a Russian 20 x 50 two draw telescope.

Sold for £60

A pair of Canon 18 x 50 IS UD image stabiliser all weather binoculars, with case and instructions.

Sold for £400

A silver trophy engraved Workington Hall Tenants Coursing 1913, with silver hallmarks for Elkington & Co Birmingham 1912. Weight 516 grams.

Sold for £220

Six pocketknives, cut throat razors etc, to include Harrison Brothers, E.K.A. of Sweden, The Crown & Sword razor, Cadman & Sons, Sheffield.

Sold for £85

Curtain pole in the form of an arrow. Width 164 cm

Sold for £15

Ron Dickens carved wooden pheasant, signed to the base "Ron Dickens 1973 Pheasant". Beak to tail 36 cm.

Sold for £20

A Kukri knife with brass handle, 12", with sheath, a Walther fixed blade knife, 5½", and a Muela Mirage survival knife, 8¾".

Sold for £50

Gentleman's Victorian crocodile skin travelling case, and a pigskin cartridge case marked to rear 75 Warranted Pigskin.

Sold for £85

Joseph Lang & Son canvas and leather rifle motor case, with green baize lined fitted interior with trade label Joseph Lang & Son, Gun & Rifle Makers, 7 Bury Street, St. James's, London, space for 30" barrel.

Sold for £80

Heinz Schroder 3 lino cuts, 2 watercolours and print, depicting hawks, falcons, eagle, etc. Overall sheet size 60 cm x 45 cm.

Not Sold

Wooden shotgun motor case, with black lined interior, pair of Browning Profile electronic ear defenders, and Miroku clay pigeon shooting vest (XXL).

Sold for £45

14 books on guns and shooting, to include The Pleasure of Guns.

Sold for £15

G&JW Hawksley 2 copper and brass powder flasks, one decorated with 3 horses the other with dog and deer.

Sold for £85

Leather bodied shot flask, embossed with Scottish hunter on horseback, and reproduction Eastern brass flask.

Not Sold

Brass and copper pistol flask, 11 cm, and a copper and brass flask decorated with ducks.

Sold for £48

G&JW Hawksley copper and brass powder flask, with chainlink decoration, length 21 cm, and a plain bodied flask.

Sold for £42

Bartram & Co. copper and brass powder flask, with leaf decoration. 20 cm.

Sold for £70

Copper and brass powder flask, with Dicksons basket pattern with leaves. 20 cm.

Sold for £48

G&JW Hawksley of Sheffield copper and brass powder flask, fluted pattern, in Hawksley's 1880 catalogue. Length 21 cm.

Sold for £50

W Sykes brass and tin powder flask, with standing brass seam. Length 20 cm.

Not Sold

G&JW Hawksley 19th century brass and copper powder flask, ribbed. Length 21 cm.

Sold for £60

G&JW Hawksley brass and copper powder flask, in Hawksley leaf and mounted hunter design. Length 20 cm.

Sold for £42

Frary Benham & Co. brass powder flask, with fluted body, the company only existed from 1855 to 1857. Length 22 cm.

Sold for £85

Two reproduction cow horn flasks. +/- 28 cm and 17 cm

Sold for £35

Two reproduction powder flasks, one wooden and brass, 22 cm, the other made from antler with 3 apertures.

Not Sold

Steel and ebony shot measure, and a brass and wooden handled powder measure.

Sold for £25

Double ended brass powder and shot measure. 10.5 cm.

Sold for £34

Brass and dark wood handled powder measure, and combination powder and shot measure.

Sold for £20

Brass powder measure, English shot mould and lead pour/measure.

Sold for £30

Large brass musket ball mould, powder measure and lead pourer.

Sold for £35

Regal gun locking device, unused, and a brass fox, length 24 cm.

Sold for £15

Hazel shaft walking stick, stag antler handle. 129 cm.

Sold for £28

Hazel shaft walking stick, stag antler handle. 121 cm.

Not Sold

Hazel shaft walking stick, twisted shaft and stag antler handle. 123 cm.

Sold for £15

Hazel shaft walking stick, with stag antler handle. 133 cm.

Sold for £15

A pair of spelter red stags, 27 cm.

Sold for £55

A box lot containing Johnny Stewart predator call, Cumberland fox call, Bisley Sports Match 1" scope mounts etc.

Sold for £25

A box lot of Primos deer call, a Cumberland No 1 fox call, Burris 1" scope mounts etc.

Sold for £30

Two vintage gin traps, 30 cm and 26 cm.

Sold for £22

Two vintage gin traps, 26 cm and 30 cm.

Sold for £20

A ceiling hanging light fitting, decorated with swags and stags heads. Length +/- 94 cm. (stock photo)

Not Sold

A ceiling hanging light fitting, decorated with swags and stags heads. Length +/- 94 cm. (stock photo)

Not Sold

A ceiling hanging light fitting, decorated with swags and stags heads. Length +/- 94 cm. (stock photo)

Not Sold

A ceiling hanging light fitting, decorated with swags and stags heads. Length +/- 94 cm. (stock photo)

Not Sold

A ceiling hanging light fitting, decorated with multi coloured glass, swags and stags heads. Length +/- 46 cm.

Not Sold

John Trickett a signed limited edition print of spaniels, No 266/850, 36 cm x 30 cm together with Jonathan Sainsbury a signed limited edition print of spaniel and grey partridge, No 263/500, 32 cm x 41 cm.

Sold for £45

John Peel a curved copper and silver plated hunting horn, reputed to have belonged to the famous huntsman. Bought from the sale at Naworth Castle and was from the collection of Thomas Niven of Ellerslea, Dalston in 2001 and sold again in 2013. The horn has been framed by the current vendor measuring 43 cm x 46 cm. Comes with paper cuttings to the rear.

Sold for £1300

Beswick lapwing Model 2416, with split wing and tail feathers, and a thrush Model 2308.

Sold for £85

Beswick cuckoo Model 2315, and a Kestrel Model 2316.

Sold for £35

Beswick jay Model 2417, and a magpie Model 2305.

Sold for £85

Beswick lesser spotted woodpecker Model 2420, and a green woodpecker Model 1215.

Sold for £90

Beswick bald eagle Model 1018.

Sold for £15

Beswick standing horse and jockey Model 1862, and a Royal Doulton "The Jockey" character jug.

Sold for £120

Beswick mounted Indian or native American, and a Royal Doulton North American Indian character jug.

Sold for £190

Beswick leghorn cockerel Model 1892.

Sold for £48

Beswick Sussex cockerel Model 1899.

Sold for £320

A pair of early 20th century riding boots with wooden shoe trees, dark brown approximate size 8.

Sold for £95

A pair of early 20th century riding boots with wooden shoe trees, black and tan approximate size 8.

Sold for £100

A pair of early 20th century ladies riding boots with wooden shoe trees, black approximate size 5.

Sold for £48

A pair of early 20th century riding boots with wooden shoe trees, black approximate size 7.

Sold for £55

A pair of early 20th century ladies riding boots with wooden shoe trees, brown approximate size 6.

Sold for £100

A pair hunting boots with wooden shoe trees, black approximate size 8.

Sold for £55

F G Bull Bootmaker, 58/59 Burlington Arcade, a pair of hunting boots, black, approximately size 8 with wooded shoe trees and brass rings.

Sold for £50

Gold charm bracelet, stamped 375 (9 ct), with 5 foxhunting charms to include 3 foxes, horses head an stirrup and hound. Weight 22.7 grams.

Sold for £300

Gold plate on silver bangle in the form of a fox's head and brush, Birmingham 1978. Weight 22.6 grams.

Sold for £60

Border Fine Arts, 4 figures of foxes to include Limited Edition Urban Foxes 99/1250.

Sold for £65

Border Fine Arts, 3 figures of foxes including one dated '83 of a fox and hedgehog and a Northumbria model of a fox.

Sold for £35

Border Fine Arts and others, 5 figures of foxes to include Limited Edition Moving Home 316/1500.

Sold for £90

Border Fine Arts, 2 Limited Edition figures of foxes, Look Listen & Learn 745/1500 and Caught in The Act 118/1500.

Sold for £95

Border Fine Arts, 4 figures Good for The Goose Good for The Gander, Out Foxed, Fox and Cub, Look See, and a Northumbria figure of a fox.

Sold for £42

Border Fine Arts, 3 figures including 2 Limited Editions First Time Out from The 20th Anniversary Collection and another of a Vixen and 3 cubs 769/1500 dated '83.

Sold for £60

Border Fine Arts, Fox Cub and Owlet, 2 fox figures and collection of BFA catalogue, The Borderer Border Fine Arts Society magazine, etc.

Sold for £35

Beswick, 7 figures (6 foxes and a terrier) to include Model No. 1733 Comical Fox.

Sold for £50

Beswick, Fireside Fox Model No. 2348.

Sold for £150