country sporting sale

Wilkinson Keswick photographer, a photograph titled "Easter Monday Hunt, Blencathra Foxhounds with a young Johnny Richardson. 16 x 24 cm, together with a magazine clipping of the Blencathra Foxhounds.

Sold for £18

Border Fine Arts, a limited edition figure titled "Moving to Higher Ground" with red stag and hinds, signed Sherwin No. 22/500. Height +/- 32 cm.

Sold for £180

Haggart of Aberfeldy, Scotland, Woollen Manufacturers to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, a tweed jacket, +/- Size 44" short, together with another by George Ripley of Lytham +/- Size 44" short.

Sold for £30

Country Artists a figure titled "Alert to the Scent", gentleman with shotgun and two black labradors. Height 18 cm.

Sold for £40

Border Fine Arts, a limited edition figure of mallards by R Roberts 2002, numbered 14/1250, model No. A1872.

Sold for £190

Border Fine Arts Country Characters, a figure of a roe deer titled "Unwelcome Guest", model No. A1873, together with a red stag model No. A1485.

Sold for £80

Border Fine Arts a figure titled "A Right and Left", model No. B0253B, with a black labrador.

Sold for £55

Border Fine Arts a figure titled "Uncle Monty" of a fox shooting, No. A20110, together with a Doggy People figure, black and white springer spaniel titled "Game Shot" and a Robert Harrop collectors club pewter labrador shooting figure.

Sold for £90

Two walking sticks with stag antler handle, one inset with a 1970 10 cents piece. Height 115 cm.

Sold for £20

Two hazel shafted walking sticks, with red stag antler handle. Height 106 cm and 114 cm.

Sold for £18

A hazel shafted walking stick, with heavy gauge ferrule and stag antler handle. Height 126 cm.

Sold for £14

A hazel shafted walking stick, red stag antler handle. Height 155 cm.

Sold for £20

A Derby tweed three piece shooting suit, comprising jacket, waistcoat and breeks, breeks +/- Size 42" Reg.

Sold for £40

Two gentleman's country sports jackets, both +/- Size 42" Reg, Gurteen Esquire and Magee.

Sold for £40

Two gentleman's country sports jackets, Brocks Country Wear from Brocklehurst's of Bakewell and Hackett of London, both +/- Size 42" Reg.

Sold for £40

Two waistcoats, a tweed Crysalis Size M and a Hyde Park Size M, together with a tie.

Sold for £45

Orvis a gentleman's tweed waistcoat, Size M, together with a pair of Brocklehurst's of Bakewell tweed breeks, Size 36" Reg.

Sold for £45

Copeland Spode Homeward pattern dish, height 5 cm, width 14 cm, together with Government Issue toilet roll, various pieces of glassware, pocket watch stand, cups etc.

Sold for £18

Two vintage dog whistles, both marked DF, together with two flasks.

Sold for £55

A Westley Richards vintage hat, together with a Christies of London deerstalker, a Harris tweed hat, a game bag and gun slip.

Sold for £35

Robin Furness six signed limited edition prints, The Fellpacks of Cumbria, all from an edition of 250. 27 x 42 cm, framed.

Sold for £110

A Signed limited edition print of the Coniston Foxhounds on Broughton Moor, numbered 84, together with another signed limited edition print depicting The Eton College Beagles, Cotswold Foxhounds, Exmoor Foxhounds etc. signed Jay ? Numbered 79/750 and a print of Mr Foxes Hunt Breakfast on Christmas Day.

Sold for £42

Two photographs, Edmund Porter and Eskdale Ennerdale Foxhounds, both framed and mounted.

Sold for £12

A box of paperwork, to include vintage photographs, Labrador Retriever Club Yearbook 1956, Eley Game Advisory Service Partridge booklets etc.

Not Sold

Carl Zeiss Jena, a pair of Jenoptem 8 x 30 W binoculars, with leather case, together with a pair of Centon 8 x 40 binoculars.

Sold for £50

A steel bodied powder flask, stamped to the neck Patent. Length 21 cm.

Sold for £16

Sedbergh Foxhounds, a silver plated trophy engraved Sedbergh Foxhounds 1909 presented by The Master. Height 17 cm.

Sold for £10

A Georgian silver jug, engraved Middleton Coursing Meeting October 1837 and to the rear Master of Arts. Makers mark JC, London date letter G 1802. Weight 147 grams.

Sold for £110

Simpson of Wigton 30 hour longcase clock, with arched painted dial decorated with flowers and fruit and having an oak and mahogany crossbanded case. With note pinned to the inside "Dated May 1915 - I hereby certify that the oak cased grandfather clock which I sold to the late Mrs E J Burgess of Stanthwaite House, Uldale and also the pair of stirrups were the property originally of John Peel of hunting fame, signed Wilfred (surname illegible, grandson of John Peel" with original bill of sale from G.K. Hadfield dated 2003, with a sale price of £7400. Height 225 cm.

Sold for £200

Swaine London, a coaching horn, length 92 cm, 9 cm at the bell end, and marked Swaine & Co London, comes with a wicker holder.

Sold for £100

Swaine & Adeney a copper and silver plate hunting horn, marked Swaine & Adeney London proprietors of Kohler & Son, Made in England. Length 24 cm, 5 cm at bell end.

Sold for £120

A Victorian dress sword, makers mark rubbed but with proof mark and Serial No. to spine 31820. Overall length 97 cm.

Sold for £65

A silver and enamel cigarette case, with huntsman on horseback and foxhound decoration, makers mark A Bros for Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, date letter L for 1935, 8 x 6.5 cm.

Sold for £85

A reproduction oil on board, signed RL Edgar and titled "Hutton Hall" of a gentleman in red coat on horseback. 17 x 23 cm in ornate gilt frame.

Sold for £30

A late 19th century oak hall chair, with carved rear panel depicting man with shotgun with birds, dog etc. Height 95 cm, width 48 cm, depth 40 cm.

Sold for £95

Doulton Lambeth an unusual double tankard, decorated with stag hunting scenes with impressed number to bottom 3712. Height 17 cm.

Sold for £30

Doulton Lambeth a silver rimmed jug, decorated with a stag hunting scene and impressed mark to the bottom 8081. Hallmark for Chester 1897, makers mark CJF for Charles Fox & Co Ltd. Height 17 cm.

Sold for £35

Border Fine Arts Pottery Company, fox Model No. A6724, together with a Beswick pheasant, Model No. 1225.

Not Sold

Two garden sculptures of hares, by Tony Firks, the first Model No. 1208 "Eclipse" and another 478 "Moon Gazing Hare". Height 35 cm and 22 cm.

Sold for £45

An unnamed night vision viewing device, no instructions.

Sold for £55

A walking stick with rams horn handle. Height 124 cm.

Sold for £32

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in ten 200 tins.

Sold for £26

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in ten 200 tins.

Sold for £22

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in ten 200 tins.

Sold for £28

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in ten 200 tins.

Sold for £22

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in ten 200 tins.

Sold for £20

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in four 500 tins.

Sold for £20

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in four 500 tins.

Sold for £24

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in four 500 tins.

Sold for £24

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in four 500 tins.

Sold for £20

Two thousand cal 177 Eley Wasp air gun pellets, in four 500 tins.

Sold for £22

Seventeen books, pamphlets etc, to include "The Pheasants of the World" by Jean de la Coeur and "Experts on Guns and Shooting" by GT Teasdale Buckle and a letter from Wilkinson Sword regarding a factory visit from 1984.

Not Sold

A Military ammunition box, filled with various spent rifle and pistol cartridges, to include 9 mm Luger, 357 Magnum etc.

Sold for £20

A quantity of inert ammunition, to include a mortar, a 25 mm Bushmaster, 40 mm grenade etc. World War II and other.

Sold for £35

A box of inert ammunition, to include 9.3 x 74 R, 303, 6.5 x 53 Dutch Monmaker, 32 Smith & Wesson long etc.

Sold for £18

A quantity of gunsmithing equipment, to include an Ajax gun scope, snap caps, cleaning equipment etc.

Sold for £28

Two fixed blade knives, J Nowill & Sons Sheffield Bowie knife, with a 5 1/2" blade together with a Milbro Kamper, 3 3/4" blade.

Sold for £26

Eley Kynoch an advertising piece, in the form of a 16 bore cartridge lighter, stamped to the head Eley Kynoch 16 ICI. Length 6 cm.

Sold for £70

A box containing +/- thirty five folding pocket knives, scissors etc, to include Victorinox (Swiss Army knife), an example with a cartridge extractor etc.

Sold for £60

Ten folding pocket knives, three in the form of ammunition, 12 bore cartridge and rifle cartridges, another example by A Wright & Son Ltd, Sheffield, England.

Sold for £60

Four military knives, two from the second World War dated 1940 & 1941, another dated 1946.

Sold for £40

Three Gerber knives, one by Bear Grylls.

Sold for £45

A horse measuring stick, with amber coloured level and bamboo shaft.

Sold for £40

J. Erskine of Newton Stuart, a 28 bore shotgun cartridge reloader, stamped with a crown, "VR" and "4061", for pin fire and centre fire cartridges.

Sold for £150

* An R Blanton Ringwood, a shoulder mounting clay pigeon trap, marked full Patent No. N081202468.

Sold for £100

Gunmakers of Cumberland and Westmorland by Kenneth Pilmer and Allan Allison.

Sold for £20

J. Erskine of Newton Stuart, a patent cartridge reloader, 12 bore, for pin fire and centre fire, with various trays, stamped "VR" with crown and "3680".

Sold for £150

J. Erskine of Newton Stuart, a patent cartridge reloading system, stamped "46", for pin fire and centre fire.

Sold for £150

A Parker Hale leather 75 cartridge bag.

Sold for £55

A leather cartridge magazine with four compartments, and with Holland & Holland Gun and Rifle Manufacturers, 98 New Bond Street , London label to the lid.

Sold for £120

Stephen Grant & Joseph Lang, a brass cornered leather shotgun motor case opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label Stephen Grant & Joseph Lang Ltd, 7 Bury Street, St James's, London, with space for 28" side by side barrels (would extend).

Sold for £200

A tan leather shotgun slip, fur lined.

Sold for £15

A leather leg of mutton gun case, of good quality, suitable for barrels up to 32".

Sold for £80

A leather heavy leg of mutton gun case, for barrels up to 30".

Not Sold

A six gun cabinet, suitable for rifles with scopes. Height 131 cm, width 35 cm, depth 30 cm.

Sold for £100

An Infac gun safe, for three guns. Height 130 cm, width 20 cm, depth 20 cm.

Not Sold

A metal storage cabinet, suitable for holding six guns. Height 31 cm, width 41 cm, depth 20 cm.

Sold for £40

An eight gun cabinet with top locking storage box. Height 152 cm, width 43 cm, depth 23 cm.

Sold for £70

Six foam pink footed goose decoys.

Sold for £35

A box containing eleven mallard duck decoys.

Sold for £40

Five duck and goose calls, to include a Scotch call and a Bark trainer.

Sold for £40

Two Carlson's choke wrenches, a pair of Bilsom ear defenders, cartridge belt and two gun slings.

Sold for £14

A Light Force SL240 Blitz lamp, with green filter.

Sold for £35

A Sight-rite laser gun bore sighting system for rifles, together with a bipod and a quantity of targets.

Sold for £30

A Skeets Gun Shop precision bore micrometer, together with two cleaning kits.

Sold for £55

Three pieces of reloading equipment, to include a Lee safety powder scale and an Auto-Disc powder measure.

Sold for £35

Lee reloading dies for 455 Webley.

Sold for £12

A set of Lee 38 Special 357 reloading dies.

Sold for £24

Lee 243 Winchester reloading dies.

Sold for £10

Seven Franklin Mint collectors knives, to include mallard, grizzly bear, rainbow trout, pheasant, wild boar, black labrador and white tail deer, with pouches.

Sold for £85

A camouflage net.

Sold for £22

A camouflage net.

Sold for £22

A camouflage net.

Sold for £24

A vintage Barbour Gamefair jacket with gold label, +/- Size M, together with a Barbour Durham waxed jacket.

Sold for £85

A gun mounted lamp, together with battery and spare battery.

Sold for £10

An air rifle target, in the form of four ducks.

Sold for £40

A black leather shotgun slip, with brown fleece interior. Length 130 cm.

Sold for £40

A black leatherette slip with fleece lined interior, together with a shotgun cleaning kit and a Napier of London bag.

Sold for £16

A KASU rifle slip. Length 110 cm, together with a Parker Hale cleaning kit.

Not Sold

A box of shotgun cleaning brushes, a turn screw and a bundle of cleaning rods.

Sold for £26