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Click here to subscribePluto, sporting a red collar, glances back in frustration, finding himself stuck to a glue trap. Walt Disney Classics backstamp. This item has its original box. Certificate of Authenticity included. Dimensions of the box: 8"L x 7.5"W x 6.25"H. Issued: 1998Dimensions: 5.5"L x 4.5"W x 3.25"HManufacturer: Walt Disney ClassicsCondition: Age related wear.
A 19thC 'folk art' carved wooden walking stick, the pommel fashioned as the head of a man wearing a round cap sporting prominent sideburns, attached to a tapering shaft carved in high relief with the twisted design of two snakes about to devour their prey, the upper section showing two cherubs holding a halo above the head of a (military?) figure, the central portion featuring a marriage scene above a cherub sounding a trumpet and a a female figure within a niche, 36".
**The Ineos is registered as a light goods vehicle on the V5C, so it is a panel van, but with the factory optioned rear windows which went on to become the Station Wagon model.** Just under 3,000 miles from new, the Grenadier is loved for its classical looks and modern charm - offered with No Reserve. Powered by a BMW-derived 3-litre turbo diesel, mated to an 8-speed automatic gearboxFinished in Inky Black with two-tone grey cloth/leather interior, sporting 17" steel wheels and shod with BF Goodrich All-Terrain tyresThis Fieldmaster is optioned with parking sensors, heated front seats, Apple CarPlay, access ladder, rubber mats and the Smooth PackPurchased for the Collection in June 2023 with delivery mileage, it has been enjoyed this last year. Returning to Ineos for the various recalls to be actioned, where it was also serviced at Adventure Automotive in May 2024Offered with Owners Handbook, service receipts and V5CSpecificationMake: INEOSModel: GRENADIERYear: 2023Chassis Number: SC6GN2DB9PF001129Registration Number: YF23 RAXTransmission: autoEngine Number: B57D30Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 2915 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Grey cloth/leatherClick here for more details, condition report and images
FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE (1965) - Japanese B3 Press Sheet, 1967 (First Release)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday 30th May. The auction will begin at 2:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. The artwork on this Japanese Press Sheet was unique to the Japanese marketing campaign. Within the striking image, we see the silhouette of the Man with No Name (Clint Eastwood) holding his trademark Colt 45 and sporting the legendary poncho. The face of the murderous El Indio (Gian Maria Volonte) fills the bottom left of the design, and, as with all Japanese Press Sheets, the production information and credits are printed on the reverse.20" x 14" (51 x 36 cm)Condition: Fine+Unrestored, folded (as issued) but stored flat for a long time. The fold line has all but disappeared. There are small sections of paper-loss on the top border and bottom right corner but the image remains unaffected.Artist: Unknown Artist£150 - 300VAT Status: M
ƑAnschütz: a .22LR left-handed bolt action sporting rifle, serial number 1426213, threaded barrel 22.5 in, iron sights removed, fitted with a Nikko-Stirling 6x56 telescopic sight, detachable magazine, Parker Hale moderator, German nitro proof. Section 1 - FAC (with separate variation for rifle and moderator) or RFD required to purchase. 119.5cm OAL
Steyr: an 11.15x60mmR Gewehr 1871 bolt action sporting conversion rifle, serial number 1238H, dated 1875, barrel 29.5 in, back sight with a low folding leaf and a fenestrated ladder sight, single-loading bolt action with government markings, 'sporterised' half stock, turned down bolt handle. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.124cm OAL
ƑParker Hale: a .270 Winchester bolt action sporting rifle, serial number P77137, barrel 23.75 in., folding back sight, Mauser action, drilled and tapped for scope mounts, chequered pistol grip stock with rubber recoil pad, Birmingham proof. Section 1 - FAC or RFD required to purchase. 114cm OAL
Westley Richards: a .450 (No2) improved Martini sporting rifle, serial number 1906, barrel 30.75 in., 'Cape' back sight with five folding leaves (50, 100, 200, 300 & 400 yards) and an adjustable ladder, barrel marked 'HENRY'S PATENT RIFLING' and 'FOR No 2 CASE', fore sight block (lacking sight element) scroll engraved action with safety lever to the right side and 'WESTLEY RICHARDS PATENT RIFLE 170 NEW BOND STREET LONDON' to the left, wooden clearing rod held in pipes to the under-rib and having an extension piece in the butt trap. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.122cm OAL
A collection of Great War medals, groups and singles, comprising: a trio: 1914-15 Star (LIEUT. S. B. SKEVINGTON 18-LOND.R.) with BWM and VM (MAJOR S. B. SKEVINGTON); a pair: BWM and VM together with a regimental sporting medal (6384 PTE. J. W. SKINNER. 18-LOND. R.); a pair: BWM and VM with remains of packaging (42743 PTE. W. READ. R. IR. RIF.); a pair: BWM and VM (465020 PTE. R. SKEELS. 18-LOND.R.); a pair: BWM and VM (5472 PTE A. R. PITTS. 18 LOND.R.); a pair: BWM and VM (2540 SJT. E. C. SAUNDERS. 18-LOND. R.)*; a pair: BWM and VM (594822 PTE. W. R. SELF. 18-LOND. R.); a pair: BWM and VM (4863 PTE. J. A. SHIPMAN. 18-LOND.R.)**; a pair: BWM and VM (6295 PTE. C. J. SILK. 18-LOND. R.); a pair: BWM and VM (6586 PTE. W. R. RICHMAN. 18-LOND. R.)***; and a re-named Victory Medal (4434 PTE. D. ROGERS. R. INNIS. FUS.); very fine and better. [22]* Edwin Cyril Saunders, killed in action in France 20/02/1918**John Arthur Shipman, served 18th and 8th Battalions London Regiment, killed in action 20-09-1917.*** William Robert Richman, killed in action in France 07/04/1917
A cut-down 13 bore flintlock sporting gun, two-stage barrel 30.5 in, hexagonal at the breech, retained to the stock by keys and a hooked breech plug; bevelled lock signed 'GEORGE', swan-necked cock; truncated stock with brass furniture, sporting pattern side plate, later steel ramrod, late 18th/ early 19th century. Section 58(2) - no licence required if possessed as a curiosity or ornament.
Glossy porcelain tennis players Bunnykins duo, includes DB450/42: Deuce! Bunnykins from the Pastimes Collection, portrays a dynamic bunny in a soft pink tennis dress hitting a tennis ball with a tennis racket. Ace Bunnykins from the Sporting Collection, features a bunny on a tennis white outfit, complete with matching shorts and shirt accented by blue stripes, the bunny grips a yellow tennis racket, suggesting a moment of focused anticipation before a match. Largest Piece dimensions: 2''L x 2.25''W x 4.75''H. Royal Doulton Bunnykins backstamp. Artist: H. SalesEdition Number: c. 1986 Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
GAA: An extensive collection of titles such as From Dun Síon to Croke Park by Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, 2004; Hell for Leather -a journey through Hurling in 100 Games by Ronnie Bellew/Dermot Crowe; DJ-a sporting legend -Official Autobiography of DJ Carey: 11 issues of a Season of Sundays plus c 60 others
2x Oxford and Cambridge Related Sporting Books to incl 'The Book of Blues - A Record of All Matches from 1827' ed by O Rysden first ed 1900 in the original blue pictorial boards (G); and Peter Bathurst and John Behrend - "The Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society - 100 years of Serious Fun" publ'd by Grant Books 1997 ltd ed 183/750 - green and gilt cloth boards and spine c/w original d/j appears unread hence (VG)
1973-75 Sheffield Tigers Speedway Programmes, 45 home programmes of league cup and internal meets, plus 1969-75 Sheffield Speedway programmes x6, and a small qty of teams Halifax, Newport, Reading, Swindon, Leicester, a Daily Mirror internation 1973, plus 4 sporting books educational gymnastics 1963, swimming instruction 1961, ski teaching 1972, 100 greatest moments at the Olympics
1907 Royal Liverpool Golf Club Gold Medals (2): The Royal Liverpool Golf Club is amongst the most historic in the world, hosting Open Championships in three different centuries. There are two beautiful small gold medals, both sporting the club logo on the front. One back side says, "Spring Meeting 1907" and the other is blank and undated. Measuring 7/8" in diameter, both are in superb condition
Hamilton, David signed - "Rev John Kerr - Sporting Padre" publ'd 1989 no 98/200 ltd ed copies in quarter cloth and marbled boards, 42p, numerous illustrations, end pocket with provenance list. The book describes the troubled life and down fall of the Rev John Kerr, author of the classic historical works on Scottish golf and curling - "Golf Book of East Lothian"
Collection of Early Oxford and Cambridge University Golf and Sports related books (3) to incl 'Aspects of Modern Oxford' by A Mere Don first ed 1894 in the original dark blue and gilt pictorial cloth boards - illustrated see p32 for golf; 'A Sporting Pilgrimage to Oxford Cambridge and The Shires' by Caspar W Whitney first ed 1898 in the original dark and light blue split decorative gilt cloth boards, illustrated for golf see p.331-363; and Oxford verses Cambridge A Record of Inter-University Contests from 1827-1930" complied by Abrahams & Bruce Kerr 1st 1931 ex Croydon Public Library (G)
By Tender. A Howa Model 1500 .223 sporting rifle, serial number B388239, with silencer, Yukon gun scope, and instructions/safety manual, barrel 61.5cm long, cased. NB. A current valid Firearms Certificate is required to view or purchase this lot. Tender bids must be submitted via the online bidding platform by 12 noon Wednesday 29th May.
George Stubbs (1724-1806) was an English painter known for his remarkable depictions of horses, as well as other animals, sporting scenes, and portraits. He is considered one of the finest equestrian artists in the history of Western art. Here are some key points about George Stubbs and his contributions to art:1. **Early Life and Background**: George Stubbs was born in Liverpool, England. He was largely self-taught as an artist, with little formal training. He initially worked as a portrait painter and later developed a passion for anatomy and the study of horses.2. **Scientific Approach**: Stubbs was not only an artist but also a keen anatomist. He conducted in-depth studies of horse anatomy, which included dissections and careful observations of the skeletal and muscular structures of horses. His scientific approach to art made his horse paintings highly accurate and detailed.3. **Equestrian Art**: George Stubbs is best known for his equestrian art, particularly his horse portraits. His paintings of horses are characterized by their meticulous attention to anatomical detail and a keen understanding of the equine form. His ability to capture the majesty and grace of horses made him a sought-after artist in this genre.4. **"Whistlejacket"**: One of Stubbs' most famous works is "Whistlejacket," a life-sized portrait of a racehorse owned by the Marquess of Rockingham. The painting is known for its dramatic and dynamic portrayal of the horse in mid-gallop.5. **Portraits and Sporting Scenes**: In addition to horse portraits, Stubbs also painted portraits of racehorses and their owners. He frequently depicted sporting scenes, including hunting, shooting, and racing, often with great attention to the details of clothing, animals, and landscapes.6. **Recognition**: Stubbs gained recognition and patronage from British aristocrats and nobility who were passionate about horses and hunting. His artistic prowess and anatomical expertise earned him a respected place in the art world.7. **Later Career**: Later in his career, Stubbs expanded his subject matter to include other animals, such as dogs, lions, and exotic animals like kangaroos and zebras, which he painted from anatomical studies and from descriptions provided by travelers.8. **Legacy**: George Stubbs' contributions to equestrian art and his meticulous anatomical studies of horses have left a lasting legacy. His work continues to be admired by art enthusiasts and is a valuable resource for those interested in the anatomy of animals.9. **Literary Contributions**: Stubbs also authored a book titled "The Anatomy of the Horse," which was published in 1766. The book, accompanied by detailed engravings, remains an important reference in the field of equine anatomy.George Stubbs' mastery of horse painting and his scientific approach to art made him a unique and influential figure in the world of 18th-century British art. His paintings are celebrated for their precision, accuracy, and the beauty they bring to the world of equestrian art.Measures 20 x 24.Oil on canvas.Sold "after" Stubbs.
Christian Dior Silk Scarf with stylised D design within a green border, in original card envelope,Gucci Silk Scarf decorated with ducks, shooting and sporting motifs within a border of cartridge belts,Jean Desses Paris Silk Scarf in lime green, navy and pink floral design, in original card envelope,(3)
A gold five coin set comprising St Helena five Sovereign coin from an edition of 120, Double Sovereign from an edition of 220, Sovereign from an edition of 1120, half sovereign from an edition of 370 and quarter sovereign from an edition of 370. All Crowned portrait bust r. dated 2022, reverse with various heraldic devices from the royal coat of arms and sporting animals. In capsules and East India Company presentation box and literature. Total of 69.89g. Number 26 from an edition of 70. *CR As issued.
(Sporting & Natural History.) Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey: 'The Fowler In Ireland, Or Notes On The Haunts And Habits Of Wildfowl And Seafowl Including Instructions In The Art Of Shooting And Capturing Them.', L, John Van Voorst, 1882, 1st edition, author inscribed presentation copy to Thomas Southwell (1831-1909), Norfolk Naturalist "To Thomas Southwell Esqre with the Authors kind regards & best wishes Thirkleby Park Thirsk Yorkshire Sept 7th 1884" on piece mounted on half title, original cloth gilt (worn); Howard Saunders: 'An Illustrated Manual of British Birds', 1899, 2nd edition, [3]pp Autograph Letter Signed from Howard Saunders to George Bolam (1859-1934) noted naturalist and fisherman, dated 10th April 1899, on Saunders' headed paper, tipped in between p.530/531, some m/s marginal notes by Saunders and some extra material tipped in, 384 b/w ills. throughout, ownership signature of George Bolam dated 1899 on half title, original cloth gilt, rebacked retaining orig. backstrip; Alfred Newton: 'A Dictionary of Birds', 1896, orig. cloth gilt; plus 3 others birds, natural history, fishing (6)
J.G. Millais, Abel Chapman and others: 'The Gun at Home and Abroad. British Game Birds and Wildfowl', London, The London & Counties Press Association, 1912, 1st edition, limited edition, number 673 of 950 copies only, copy of Ralph Stonor, 5th Baron Camoys (1884-1968), subscriber, ex library, 26 coloured plates after George Lodge + 4 half tone plates and 4 ills. as called for, large 4to (33 x 26cm), original full morocco gilt, top edge gilt, others uncut, armorial bookplate of Lord Camoys to front pastedown; together with F.B. Kirkman & H.G. Hutchinson: 'British Sporting Birds', L, T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1936, 1st edition, 31 colour plates as called for, 4to, original pictorial cloth (2)
Nine Victorian Yellowbacks, including Captain Hawley Smart: 'A Racing Rubber', London, F.V. White, 1896, 3rd edition, plus 3 others Capt. Hawley Smart circa 1890's published Ward Lock, 4 others by Frank E. Smedley published by George Routledge c.1890's, and [R.S. Surtees]: 'Soapey Sponge's Sporting Tour', London, Routledge, 1893, all original pictorial paper covered boards (9)
(Country Life, Sporting, Stately Homes.) 'Country Life Illustrated: The Journal for all Interested in Country life and Country Pursuits', vols 1-4, No.'s 1-103 consecutive, January 8th 1897-December 24th 1898, consecutive run bound in 8 volumes, folio, uniform old half calf gilt, plus volume 15 No.'s 365-390 consecutive, January 2nd-June 25th 1904, bound together in one volume, folio, contemporary cloth gilt, all profusely illustrated in b/w, content/ills. on country, sporting and social matters, Horses, hunting, shooting, farming, Golf, Fishing, Horse Racing, Falconry, Gardening and Surveys of Stately Homes & Manorial Estates, period adverts etc (9)
A group of eight comprising Commander of the British Empire, neck badge on military ribbon. Military Cross, unmarked, 1914-15 Star named to 2nd Lieut R.H.F. Duckworth, War Medal and Victory Medal named to Captain Duckworth, Second World War Defence and War Medals, unnamed as issued and Greek Order of the Redeemer. The seven mounted as worn. With full set of eight miniatures, mounted as worn and an additional miniature for the Military Cross. Robert Hugh Fagan Duckworth (1895-1980) Enlisted as a 2nd Lieutenant on the 16th September 1914 and is recorded entering the First World War in France on the 22nd March 1915. His time at the front was cut short by a wound from a sniper's rifle in September 1915. A trench map of the area south of Neuve Chapelle (16.9.15 Secret No.226) has been annotated by the casualty to show the exact location of the shooting. 'Rode Bicycle under fire down road' (The Rue du Bois South West of Neuve Chapelle), 'HIT (16/5/15) and 'HUN SHOT! (by me)'. The words of Brigadier Duckworth's son tell of his injury on the 16th May 1915: In the vicinity of Neuve Chapelle on the 15th May 1915, my father, 2nd Lieutenant R.H.F. Duckworth whilst serving with the 5th Field Company Royal Engineers, 5th Brigade of the 2nd Division B.E.F., was shot by a sniper whilst he was working in no man's land. The bullet hit him in the right arm, shattering his elbow. The treatment involved a total of 42 surgical operations since he contracted Gangrene as a complication to the wound, which was a frequent occurrence in injuries received in the mud of the trenches. He was given an artificial elbow joint made in silver - an early triumph of medical science at the time and this joint lasted him until the end of his long life and was very little handicap to him. He was able to continue his service in the army and to take part in golf, polo ad a great number of other sporting activities. He was placed on light duties for two years in the U.K. and when again declared fit for active service in 1917 he was sent to Egypt. From where he took part in General Allenby's Palestine Campaign which culmination in the capture of Jerusalem from the Turks. It was during this campaign that he was awarded the Military Cross, Gazetted on the 11th April, 1918, p.4411. The Unusual Greek medal, the Order of the Redeemer, Knight, was gazetted on the 19th of January 1920, p.730, one of only a suggested 137 of these that were awarded to British troops. His C.B.E. was an Honours List award was Gazetted on the 8th June 1944, page 2574. Duckworth rose through the ranks, Captain from November 1917, eventually to the rank of Temporary Brigadier during the Second World War. Having spent time in Ceylon during the inter-war period he spent the entirety of the Second World War in India where, according to family tradition, he commanded the last Regiment of Horse. The lot is accompanied by two photograph albums, one a well annotated album dated December 1915. These show fascinating images of recuperation with nurses, 'Hospital and Sick Leave 1915 & 1916'. A cutting in the album notes his engagement to Mary Sybil (Mollie) Alms. Other images are annotated return to service in Alexandria, third battle of Gaza, Advance on Jerusalem, Shelling of Gaza, Class photographs at Chatham, Armoured Rolls Royce, a total of over 600 photographs. A second album of some 450 images includes shots of men in uniform, armoured cars, group shots, scenes in India, big game hunting, scenes of family life and other subjects. Consigned by a direct descendant of the recipient. *CR Medals in glazed oak display case, ribbons faded. Collection in excellent condition.
Sporting interest. 1984 Oriental Field Sports; being a Complete, Detailed and Accurate Description of the Wild Sports of the East; and Natural History. Illustrated with forty coloured engravings by Samuel Howett. Taken from the manuscript and designs of Captain Thomas Williamson. Originally published by William Bulmer and Co., the facsimile printed by Anthony Atha Publishers Ltd. Limited edition of 350 copies, this being no. 340. Introduction by the Duke of Wellington. Publisher's original full cloth binding, gilt titles to spine, extremities a touch bumped & odd scuff to the boards. Folio.
Group of six antique lithographed gunpowder tins. Five Laflin and Rand including: two tins of lightning smokeless powder for rifles; one tin of orange extra sporting manufactured by Hercules Powder Co.; one tin of smokeless powder for shotguns; one tin of orange rifle powder. Also included is one DuPont brand tin of "Sharpshooter" rifle smokeless powder.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Height ranges from 5 in to 6 in; width ranges from 3 1/2 in to 4 1/2 in; depth ranges from 1 1/4 in to 2 in.Condition:No major dents or losses to any of the tins. Wear, discoloration, and corrosion as expected with age and use.
Group of six antique lithographed gunpowder tins. Including: King's Semi-Smokeless manufactured by The King Powder Co.; Dupont Superfine Gunpowder manufactured in Wilmington, Delaware; Schultze Gunpowder manufactured by The Schultze Company; King's Quick Shot powder manufactured by The King Powder Co.; Sea Shooting Gunpowder manufactured by Hazard Powder Co.; Triple Refined Dead Shot Sporting Powder manufactured by American Powder Mills.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Height ranges from 5 in to 5 3/4 in; width: 4 in; depth ranges from 1 1/4 in to 1 1/2 in.Condition:There are no major dents or losses to any of the tins. Wear, discoloration, and corrosion consistent with age and use throughout.
* Sporting autographs. A collection of approximately 250 autographs, mainly boxing, football, motor racing and horse racing, signed to publicity photographs, blank cards, letters, press cuttings, etc., boxing autographs include Max Schmeling, Jake LaMotta, Henry Cooper, Frank Bruno, Riddick Bowe, Henry Wharton, Colin Jones, Duke Mackenzie, Herbie Hide, George Foreman, Colin McMillan, Dave 'Boy' McAuley, Charlie Magri, Brian London, Billy Conn, Terry Marsh, Maurice Hope, Richard Dunn, Barry McGuigan, Howard Winstone, Lloyd Honeyghan, Johnny Armour, Gary Mason, Jim Watt, Terry Downes, Dave 'Boy' Green, Jeff Harding, Neville Brown, Chris Pyatt, Billy Schwer, Floyd Patterson, Larry Holmes, Michael Spinks, Joe Frazier, Karl Mildenburger, Axel Shulz, Ricky Hatton, Carman Basilio, Lennox Lewis; football autographs include Ted Drake, Brian Robson, Matt Busby, Kenny Dalglish, Kevin Keegan, Ryan Giggs, Eric Cantona, Terry Vanables, Ian Wright, Ruud Gullit, Glenn Hoddle, David Ginola, Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, Michael Owen, Alan Shearer, George Cohen, Tom Finney, George Graham, Brian Clough, Stanley Mathews, Craig Bellamy, Matt Le Tissier, Mark Hughes, Gordon Strachan, Jimmy Armfield, David O' Leary, Joe Cole, Bobby Charlton, Emile Heskey, Peter Schmeichel, Peter Taylor, Nigel Martin, Paul Robinson, Robert Pires; motor racing signatures include Nigel Mansell, Keke Rosberg, Patrick Tambay, Rene Arnoux, Eddie Cheaver, Andrea De Cesaris, Carlos Reutemann, Riccardo Patrese, Jackie Stewart, John Watson, Nelson Piquet, Emerson Fittipaldi, Graham Hill; horse racing signatures include Norman Williamson, Adrian Maguire, Michael Roberts, A. P. McCoy, Jimmy Fortune, Walter Swinburn, Rodney Farrant, John Valquez, Richard Hills, Michael Hills, Lester Piggott, Theirry Douman, Pat Eddery, Richard Hughes, Gary Stevens, Martin Pipe, Tony McCoy, Richard Johnson, Peter Scudamore, Frankie Dettori, Richard Dunwoody, Hiroki Goto; other sporting autographs include Geoffrey Boycott, Nick Faldo, Ellery Hanley, Elizabeth McColgan, Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Parrot, Colin McCrae, Ari Vatanan, Sir Malcolm Campbell, Devon Malcolm, Brian Lara, Dickie Bird, Paul Foster, Alec Stewart, Graham Thorpe, Paula Radcliffe, Jason Gardener; other non-sports include artists Ronald Searle, Peter Blake, Gerald Scarfe, Michael Heath, plus Rev. Wilbert Awdry, George Melly, Trevor Baylis, Eric Morecambe, Hulk Hogan, Michael Bond, all contained in plastic sleeves in cloth-bound ring binders, 4to, plus The Martin Pipe Collection, 1990sQTY: (3)NOTE:Provenance: Len Read, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, autograph collector.
Autographs - A good collection of entertainment, music and sporting autographs to include Noel Gallager (Oasis), Stirling Moss, Glenda Jackson, Michael Winner, Roger Daltrey (The Who), Will Carling, Gloria Hendry (James Bond), Adam Ant, x 2 Suggs (Madness), Eddie Izzard, Nigel Planner and various others.
ARR Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011)Retriever with Dead Gamesigned in pencil to margin, ed 110/150etching and aquatint23.5cm x 28cmwith a second sporting etching by the same hand (2) Both framed and glazed. The leading print in the lot is generally in good condition, with some undulation below the glazing and limited foxing. The second etching is in worse condition, with very prominent foxing.
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