View ▼ Lots per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime leftLotLot nameNewestHighest priceLowest priceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low) Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 501-600 of 1648. Previous|1...456789...17|Next Image Lot # Item title Time left Your bids 501 ‘Good for Fifty’. Royal Doulton Black Boy miniature two handled vase, with printed image of a boy in red shirt and a floppy hat in batting pose in front of the wicket to one side and to the other, a crest with ‘The All Black Team’. Green floral decoration to outer rim and handles. 2” tall. Doulton backstamp and number E4336’ to base. Circa 1907. Good/very good condition. A very scarce and rarely seen ‘Black Boy’ miniature ceramic in lovely condition Estimate£300 - £500Winning bid£340StatusSold View details 502 ‘I was’nt Ready’. A large Royal Doulton ‘Black Boy’ bone china tall sided bowl, entitled ‘I was’nt ready’ printed inside the bowl with a boy in red shirt, yellow waistcoat and a floppy hat looking glum with his wicket broken behind him. Green floral decoration to outer and inner rim and handles. 10” diameter. Doulton backstamp and number D2864’ to base. Circa 1907. Some slight loss to the green paint on the rim, some minor marks internally, some minor wear and chipping to the base otherwise in g Estimate£400 - £600Winning bid£440StatusSold View details 503 ‘There’s Style!’. A Royal Doulton Black Boy dinner plate, entitled ‘There’s Style!’ printed with a boy in red jacket and a floppy hat stood in batting stance in front of the wicket. Green floral decoration to inner and outer rim. 9.5” diameter. Doulton backstamp to base. Minor mark and wear to the decoration otherwise in good/very good condition Estimate£250 - £350Winning bid£220StatusSold View details 504 ‘Ready for Chances’. A Royal Doulton Black Boy dinner plate, entitled ‘Ready for Chances’ printed with a boy in red shirt, yellow waistcoat and a floppy hat crouched awaiting a catch (as if in the slips). Green floral decoration to inner and outer rim. 10.5” diameter. Doulton backstamp and number ‘D2864’ to base. Odd very minor firing marks to the back otherwise in good/very good condition. A rarer ‘Black Boy’ title Estimate£250 - £350Winning bid£220StatusSold View details 505 ‘The Boss’. Royal Doulton Black Boy miniature flared lip jug, with printed image of a boy in red shirt and a floppy hat, wearing an umpire’s coat with bat to side, title to side. To verso a crest with ‘The All Black Team’. Green floral decoration to outer rim and handles. 2.25” tall. Doulton backstamp to base. Circa 1907. Good/very good condition. A very scarce and rarely seen ‘Black Boy’ miniature ceramic in lovely condition Estimate£300 - £500Winning bid£340StatusSold View details 506 Taunton Cider. Large Wade cider mug decorated with cricket scenes to front and back in red. Produced in 1993 in a limited edition of 500. Reproduced from a 19th century original in the Taunton Cider collection. Sold with a Franklin porcelain ceramic tankard entitled ‘The Ashes Tankard 1882-1982’. Depicting Grace and Barlow batting, Barlow bowled by Spofforth for a duck, 6.5” high. Both in very good condition Estimate£50 - £80StatusUnsold View details 507 Cricket ceramics and metalware. Varied selection of items including modern metal figures of cricketers, a pair of cricket wicket bookends, a boy cricketer made out of slate, two cricket duck batsman by Acorn Ceramics, a bulldog batsman, a golliwog egg cup (worn), three various sized cricketing bears (one by Crown Derby), a W.G. Grace paperweight, two small modern reproduction Staffordshire figures of W.G. Grace etc. Plus a set of twelve pin badges representing flags of the participating nations, Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£10StatusSold View details 508 Cricket mugs/tankards. Small Staffordshire 3” waisted cricket mug with strap handle and beaded rim, with cream background and three raised figures in white of a batsman, bowler and wicket keeper, believed to be Lillywhite, Pilch and Box. c1870. Silver lustre floral decoration between figures. Hairline crack, very minor ship to edge otherwise in good condition. Sold with a Jasper Ware cricket tankard green/grey ceramic tankard produced to commemorate Worcestershire’s County Championship win in 19 Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 509 New Zealand 1973. Royal Worcester bone china plate produced by the factory to commemorate the New Zealand tour of England in 1973. The plate bears the printed signatures in gold of the New Zealand touring team visiting Worcester for the opening match of the tour. Signatures include Congdon, G.Turner, Parker, Collinge, Hadlee, Pollard, Howarth, Anderson etc. The plate measures approx 10.5” diameter with signatures in gold to centre with decorative gold edging to rim and inscription ‘New Zealand C Estimate£50 - £80StatusUnsold View details 510 ‘Cricket’ and ‘The Tulip’. Victorian Staffordshire cricket mug with strap handle, transfer printed in black with images of an early cricket scene with boys playing cricket with title ‘cricket’ below and to the other side a scene of a girl picking tulips with title ‘The Tulip’ below. 2.5” tall. c1880. Minor wear otherwise in good condition Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£42StatusSold View details 511 Cricket and Tennis figures. Pair of cricketing and tennis figures in terracotta glaze with originally gold lustre. The boy figure holding a cricket bat to side with ball in hand and the girl a tennis racket and ball. Both wearing hats and stood on naturalistic bases, the girl with tennis net to background. Both approximately 9” tall. Almost total loss of lustre, large hairline crack to the back of the figure of the girl otherwise in good condition Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£15StatusSold View details 512 Robertson golliwog cricketers. Eleven different figures wearing cricket attire and blue caps, including eight batsmen in varying poses, one bowler and two wicket- keepers. Each approx. 2.5” tall with ‘Robertson’ to base. Date unknown. Minor wear, odd chip, otherwise in very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£70StatusSold View details 513 Cricket jug. A light blue mid 19th century Staffordshire salt-glaze jug, the hexagonal bulbous body divided into six panels with cricketers wearing top hats, being Pilch, Clarke and Box. The panels nicely highlighted in a darker cobalt blue. Above and below are stylised floral decorations and scrolled handle on hexagonal foot. 6.5” tall. circa 1850. Minor chip to rim near to spot otherwise in good/very good condition. The rarer of the two jugs offered Estimate£120 - £160Winning bid£100StatusSold View details 514 ‘Cricket’ and ‘Leap Frog’. Victorian Staffordshire cricket mug with strap handle, transfer printed in black with images of an early cricket scene with boys playing cricket with title ‘cricket’ below and to the other side a scene of boys playing Leap Frog with title below. 2.5” tall. c1880. One tiny chip to the base, odd minor marks otherwise in good condition Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 515 ‘The Batman’. Royal Doulton 2003 HN4518. All white figure of a right handed batsman taking guard. From the Royal Doulton ‘Images’ Series. The figure stands 8” tall. Doulton stamps to base with year 2003. Very good condition in original box Estimate£25 - £35StatusUnsold View details 516 A ‘Cricket Daffy Duck’ batsman cricketer. Sporting Looney Tunes character cast in resin. Warner Bros 1999. Daffy is shown cork screwing in his shot, the ball breaking the wicket. In original box. Good condition Estimate£20 - £30Winning bid£10StatusSold View details 517 ‘Black and Yellow Labrador batsmen’. Robert Harrop Designs ‘Doggie People’ CC36A figures of a batsman labrador wearing a cap with bat in paw, one black and one. Both 5.5” tall. Sold with ‘Boxer dog bowler’. Robert Harrop Designs ‘Doggie People’ ‘Over the Wicket’ DP187 figures of a bowling boxer dog about to deliver the ball. 7” tall. All in original boxes. Qty 3 Estimate£30 - £50StatusUnsold View details 518 Staffordshire cricket figures. Pair of original decorative Staffordshire 19th century pottery figures depicting a boy holding a cricket bat, wearing a white smock coat with belt, and a girl, in three quarter length dress, holding a ball. Approximately 6” tall. Good/very good condition Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£42StatusSold View details 519 Ernest Robson. Somerset 1895-1923. ‘Surrey v Somerset. The Oval 1900’. Brown leather wallet with compartments for cash, coinage, documents, paper book for notes with bone? pen etc. Inscribed to the closing flap of the wallet Somerset v Surrey at The Oval, June 11th, 12th & 13th 1900. E. Robson 104 and 5-26’. Presumably the wallet was presented to Robson after he had achieved this feat. Minor wear otherwise in good condition Estimate£70 - £100StatusUnsold View details 520 Silver cricket bat. Miniature silver cricket bat, hallmarked London 1930, presented in oblong box. The bat measures 4” long. An attractive item Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£220StatusSold View details 521 Lejeune heavy silver chrome cricket car mascot. The modern figure of a batsman playing a shot stands 5” tall. ‘Lejeune’ stamped to base. Very good condition Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 522 ‘Staffordshire County Cricket Club’. Original silver hallmarked vesta case with enamel Stafford shire emblem of the Stafford knot to centre in gold and the clubs title Staffordshire C.C.C. to side. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1906. Ring suspension to top of lid. Approximately 1.5”x1.75”. Minor wear, good condition Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£140StatusSold View details 523 Cecil Geoffrey Howard. Middlesex 1930 (3 matches). M.C.C. tour to Pakistan 1955-56. A pair of silver gilt cufflinks with enamel decoration in M.C.C. colours in diagonal bands, presented to Howard as Manager of the tour. Each cufflink engraved ‘C.G.H. Pakistan 55-56’ and the other ‘silver’ to verso. In original presentation box with the maker’s name ‘The Goldsmith & Silversmith Company Ltd, Regent Street, London to inside lining of the box G/VG Estimate£80 - £120StatusUnsold View details 524 ‘Ashes’. Brass ashtray with title impressed to centre, to side rims images of a kangaroo with bat under his arm and lion tossing a ball into the air and to lower rim a set of three stumps and cricket ball. 3.75” diameter. Some wear otherwise in good condition Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£90StatusSold View details 525 England v Australia ‘Ashes’ 1938. Nine individual metal badges of a batsman at the wicket with named base at the bottom of the badge, bush through button fastening to back of each badge. Players named on the badges are Hutton, Townsend, Allen, Wyatt, Ames of England and O’Reilly and McCabe of Australia. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£45StatusSold View details 526 The Jubilee Test Match England v Australia 1977. A hall marked 22ct gold on sterling silver cricket bail produced to commemorate the Test Match and marking 100 years of ‘Ashes’ Test Cricket. The bail is hollow and in two sections which come apart. Inside is a rolled scroll detailing the scores in the game with facsimile autographs of both teams. The bail sits on a black stand with small engraved plaque which reads ‘The Jubilee Test Match 1977 marking 100 years of England v Australia Test Cricket Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£60StatusSold View details 527 M.C.C. tour of South Africa 1938/39 ‘Timeless Test Series’. Silver plated cigarette case with machine decoration showing a map of South Africa to top. The case made by ‘Greenacre’s of Durban, South Africa and in original box. The cigarette case measures approximately 4”x3”. The buyer bought it with the assumption that it was issued to players to commemorate the tour, player unknown. Good condition Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 528 M.C.C. tour of Australia ‘Bodyline’ 1932/33. ‘The Ashes. Australia 1932/33’. Aluminium medallion by J.R. Gaunt & Sons Ltd of Birmingham. With names of the England team and Ashes urn to centre. J.R. Gaunt & Sons Ltd of Birmingham ‘Artistic Advertising Novelties’. Rare. VG Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£55StatusSold View details 529 Cricket bottle. Attractive cricket glass lemonade bottle with ‘B. Noble of Birstall’ with figure of a batsman, stumps and ball to side of bottle. circa 1890/1900. Approximately 8” tall. Good/very good condition Estimate£30 - £40StatusUnsold View details 530 Shane Warne ‘World Record Wicket Taker in Test matches’ and Wasim Akram ‘World Record Wicket Taker in one day matches’. A pair of Duncan Fearnley cricket balls, one red and signed by Warne and one white signed by Akram. Mounted in oak case with printed commemorative plaques and glass top. Minor wear to the signature of Akram, the signature of Warne has faded somewhat and the ball discoloured Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 531 Cricket ball dyes/stamps. Interesting and unusual collection of eleven cricket ball brass metal dye stamps for stamping makers details onto cricket balls, normally in gold. The makers names include ‘Dark & Sons, Lord’s Ground, London’, ‘E.H. Bowley of Winchester’, ‘Lloyd & Sons, Lewis & Horsham’ (2), ‘Clapshaw & Cleave, Brighton’, ‘Specially made by Duke & Sons for Nadkarni & Co, Bombay’, ‘Rice Bros Ltd, East Grinstead’, ‘Rajindra, Gymkhana Club, Patiala’, ‘Lillywhite & Cornish & Co Ltd’ etc. Al Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 531a Cricket themed gin. Three bottles of A.F. Cricketer’s Special Reserve Gin. 75cl bottles, each with different cricket design, a batsman, a bowler and a wicket-keeper. Two are unopened and full and the other empty. G Estimate£30 - £40Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 531b Sydney Francis Barnes, Warwickshire, Lancashire, Staffordshire, England & Wales 1894-1930. Gold and enamel medal presented to Barnes for his outstanding performance for Saltaire in the 1915 season. The medal was presented by ‘Yorkshire Sports’. To one side Bradford’s coat of arms with inscription to outer border ‘Presented by ‘Yorkshire Sports’ and to verso details of his achievements in the season ‘S.F. Barnes, Saltaire. Bradford League Bowing Prize. 108 overs, 40 maidens, 407 runs, 92 wickets. Estimate£300 - £500Winning bid£500StatusSold View details 532 Leather cricket bag and kit. An early leather cricket bag containing a full size bat by Cobbett of Marylebone with serial number D.50291 stamped to rear splice. A pair of ‘Tony Lock Junior’ size 8 canvas cricket boots, hardly used. Also two pairs of batting gloves, wicket-keepers box/ abdominal guard, a pair of ‘Wisden Ebden’ wicket-keeper’s pads, and three stumps with brass ferrules and metal spikes. Good condition. Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 533 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Folding penny card written by Albert Craig ‘Cricket Poet and Rhymester’, and published by the Cricket Press, 25 Temple Chambers, London 1896. Image of Ranjitsinhji to front cover. Possibly slightly trimmed, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 534 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Two page handwritten letter from Ranjitsinhji to A.J. Gaston regarding a request for an article to be written on the ‘History of the Sussex Cricket Club, of about 1000/1500 words to be ready by the end of next week’. He then lists his requirements that the article should cover, the history of the club, its great players at various periods and their chief successes, the present administration of the club and Estimate£140 - £180Winning bid£150StatusSold View details 535 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Bookplate photograph of Ranjitsinhji in batting pose wearing cap, nicely signed in ink to lower border by Ranjitsinhji. Taken from the ‘Jubilee Book of Cricket’, Ranjitsinhji 1897, the bookplate measures 5.75”x9”. Nick to one corner, minor soiling, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£290StatusSold View details 536 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. ‘An Ideal Cricket Eleven Series No. 2. K.S. Ranjitsinhji’. Stamina Trousers trade issue ink blotter printed in colour. Stamped ‘Woods & Co.’ to lower border. 3.75”x8”. Very good/ excellent condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£28StatusSold View details 537 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Official single sided menu card for the Dinner hosted by Ranjitsinhji at the Norfolk Hotel, Brighton on the 23rd May 1899. Hotel emblem to top with menu printed below. Originally from the collection of C.L. Townsend, whose copy this was. 3.5”x5.75”. Previously sold by Knights in 2012. Some foxing otherwise in good condition. Rare. Estimate£150 - £250StatusUnsold View details 538 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. A Wills’s Cigarettes Cricketer Series 1901 cigarette card of Ranjitsinhji pinned to a small envelope postmarked 1901. Signed in ink to the envelope front and across the card by Ranjitsinhji. Stamp to verso for the renowned autograph collector, W.R. Bray of Forest Hill, Kent. Some wear and age toning, otherwise in good condition. Unusual. Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£190StatusSold View details 539 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Original telegram from Ranjitsinghji to A.J. Gaston dated 7th May 1903. The message reads ‘Require article by Saturday morning. Will write your terms fully. Ranjitsinhji’. The page brittle with edges tatty, age toning, overall in fair condition. Estimate£60 - £90StatusUnsold View details 540 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Two original personalised Christmas cards from Ranji c.1930. One with embossed colour Nawanagar State crest of crown and lion to front, colour scene of Ballynahinch Castle to inside and green ribbon tie, the other with colour scene to the front of Jamnagar House. Both cards with printed seasonal greeting to inside ‘From Ranjistinhji of Nawanagar’. Minor soiling to both cards, otherwise in good/ very good co Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£60StatusSold View details 541 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Albert Craig. ‘Cricket Rhymester’ 1896. Original single page broadsheet of a poem by Craig titled ‘To Prince Ranjitsinhji. A Prince in every sense’. The poem relates to ‘one of the most sensational matches of the season’ when Sussex played Gloucestershire at Hove, 25th- 27th May 1896. W.G. Grace scored 243 in Gloucestershire’s first innings of 463 and then dismissed Sussex for 246, Ranji scoring only 7. How Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£60StatusSold View details 542 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Albert Craig. ‘Cricket Rhymester’ 1896. Original single page broadsheet of a poem by Craig titled ‘The Prince At It Again. Makes his Eighth Century of the present season by securing 165 runs against Lancashire in the 2nd innings and 40 runs in the 1st. The Prince holds the honoured [sic] position as the best average batsman for 1896’. Craig writes that ‘The noble young Indian... fairly electrifies all’. Sus Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£70StatusSold View details 543 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Original printed letter on Jamnagar Palace official letterhead dated 29th September 1917 with handwritten salutation to ‘My dear Friend’ and the signature ‘Ranjitsinhji of Nawanagar’ in ink with other annotations. The letter relates to minutes of a Government committee meeting with the request for comments and recommendations. Some wear and light creasing, minor soiling, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£110StatusSold View details 544 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Original printed ‘Order of Going In’ card for the match Sussex v Surrey at Hove, 31st August- 2nd September 1896. The card with players’ names handwritten in ink in Ranji’s own hand who was captaining Sussex for the first time in the absence of W.L. Murdoch. Players listed are Fry, Marlow, Ranji, Newham, Killick, Arlington, Collins, Bean, Parris, Hartley and Tate. The card has been laid to a decorative auto Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 545 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Early original four page menu with pictorial wrappers for the ‘Complimentary Dinner to Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji’ held at the Guildhall, Cambridge, 29th September 1896 in recognition of ‘10 Centuries’ scored in 1896. Real portrait photograph of Ranji laid to front cover with titles, internal pages with Ranji’s career statistics, menu, toast list etc. Rear cover with illustration of ‘Trinity College Gateway’. Estimate£100 - £150StatusUnsold View details 546 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Early sepia real photograph postcard of Ranji standing full length in batting pose at the wicket. Printed title ‘H.H. The Jam Sahib’ with diamond ‘F’ logo for Foster of Brighton. Postally unused. Minor wear to corners and edges, otherwise in very good condition. Excellent image. Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£140StatusSold View details 547 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Early sepia real photograph postcard of Ranji standing full length in batting pose at the wicket. Untitled, Foster of Brighton. Postally unused. Light adhesive mark to verso, otherwise in very good condition. Excellent image. Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£95StatusSold View details 548 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Mono printed postcard of a group featuring Ranjitsinghji, W.G. Grace, G.W. Beldam and ‘Capt. Hoare’. Beldam and Ranji are sitting on the knee of Grace and Hoare respectively, the three players wearing cricket attire. The identity of Hoare, wearing a suit, is not known. Names printed to top border. A fifth unidentified individual is standing behind. The postcard by W. Hazel, Bournemouth. Postmarked Winton 31 Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£240StatusSold View details 549 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Early mono printed postcard of Ranji standing amongst a group of Indian dignitaries and others in traditional costume with a British army officer. Date unknown, possibly c.1910. Printed title ‘H.H. The Jam Saheb of Nawanagar [sic]’. Published by The Phototype Company, Bombay. ‘Gujarat, India’ annotated in pencil to verso. Postally unused. Minor wear to corners, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 550 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Two early original real photograph sepia postcards depicting a shooting party on the Castle Goring Estate of A.W.F. Somerset who is featured with Ranji, A.C. Maclaren and others. Both postcards titled ‘H.H. the Jam of Nawanagar (Prince Ranji) at Castle Goring, Novr. 1907’. Photographs by Tuft. Both postally unused. Very good condition. Excellent images. Rare. Estimate£80 - £120StatusUnsold View details 551 ‘Somerset v. Sussex’ 1901. Ranji’s highest score. Original early and rare double sided scorecard for the match played at the County Ground, Taunton, 8th- 10th August 1901. The scorecard with complete printed scores in a high scoring match in which Sussex batted first and scored 236, George Brann top scoring with 107, Len Braund taking 5/102. Replying, Somerset reached 560/8 declared, Lionel Palairet (194) and Talbot Lewis (120) sharing an opening stand of 258, with other contributions from Braun Estimate£100 - £150StatusUnsold View details 552 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. ‘Ranji Centenary Celebrations 1972’. Official folding scorecard produced by the Indian Oil Corporation for Board President’s XI v Ranjit XI played at Jamnagar 10th- 12th September 1972 to celebrate the Centenary of Ranji’s birth. The scorecard with image of Ranji to front, printed scorecard to centre with complete handwritten scores in ink, and career statistics to rear. The teams featured many Indian Test Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 553 ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. Ranjitsinhji. Edinburgh 1897. First edition. Large paper edition. Original board covers. Presentation edition from Ranjitsinhji to C.A. Kincaid with inscription to front end paper ‘To C.A. Kincaid Esq with Ranjitsinhji’s kind regards’. To the inside from board is a handwritten letter from Ranjitsinhji to Kincaid which obviously accompanied the book was presented. The letter dated 6th August 1898. My dear Kinciad, I have much pleasure in sending you the copy of Estimate£250 - £350Winning bid£220StatusSold View details 554 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Early original sepia cabinet card photograph taken after a shooting party on the Glebe Estate, Methwold, Norfolk. Ranjitsinghji is depicted seated cross-legged to the centre. The photograph by Messrs. Stearn of Cambridge is undated but probably c.1907. 6.5”x4.25”. Included is a modern copy photograph from the same shooting party. Minor soiling to the cabinet card, otherwise G/VG Estimate£100 - £150StatusUnsold View details 555 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Excellent original sepia photograph of Ranjitsinhji in casual pose wearing suit and tie, seated in an armchair holding a magazine in front of a fireplace. The unmounted photograph, probably taken at Ranjitsinhji’s country house at Shillinglee Park in West Sussex, with blind embossed logo of Vandyk of London laid to verso, measures 11.25”x8.5”. Some age toning to the photograph, small loss to right edge not Estimate£100 - £150StatusUnsold View details 556 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Original sepia press photograph of Ranji in later years, seated on a train at Victoria before leaving England for India on 24th December 1932 for the final time. Ranji is depicted wearing a large overcoat, with his pet parrot ‘Popsey’ in a cage on the adjacent seat. The photograph by Graphic Photo Union, London, measures 10”x8”. Some wear and creasing to edges, otherwise a very nice image in good condition. Estimate£100 - £150StatusUnsold View details 557 ‘Sussex County Cricket Club. Bazaar Souvenir, Sussex Cricket Historical Sketch’. Alfred D. Taylor. The Sussex Bazaar Committee 1904. Pictorial front wrapper. Wrappers cleanly detached otherwise in good condition. A scarcer A.D. Taylor publication Estimate£100 - £150StatusUnsold View details 558 Sussex C.C.C. membership cards 1926-2003. Black binder containing a near complete run of official members’ tickets/ fixture cards and additional admission tickets and passes for the period, all issued to Laetitia Stapleton (nee Repington). Years complete with the exception of 1998 and 2002. Odd minor faults to earlier cards, otherwise in very good condition. Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£70StatusSold View details 559 James Lillywhite jun. Sussex & England 1862-1883. Single page handwritten letter with good cricket content in ink from Lillywhite to an unknown correspondent, dated 23rd September 1913. Writing from his home in Westerton, Chichester, Lillywhite is replying to a request to identify players in a group photograph. ‘The group you mean was no doubt taken in 1869 when the South of England 11 paid a visit there [Jersey?]. The rest of the men you do not recognise I expect were Jupp, Charles, Payne, and Estimate£180 - £250Winning bid£420StatusSold View details 560 Frederick William ‘Fred’ Tate. Sussex & England 1887-1905. Two page handwritten folding letter in ink from Tate to the collector and brother-in-law of Sir Julien Cahn, E. George Wolfe. Dated 8th December 1937 and writing from Derby, Tate is please to be able to provide his autograph and promises to try to obtain a photograph for Wolfe’s collection. He adds ‘I thank God I am in good health & feel and look 50 so I am told’ (he was seventy years old at the time of writing). Nicely signed ‘Fred. W. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£150StatusSold View details 561 Edward Ralph ‘Ted’ Dexter. Cambridge University, Sussex & England 1956-1968. Eight pages of notes written by Dexter for an article for the Sunday Mirror, 25th July 1976, reporting on the 4th Test, England v West Indies, at Headingley 22nd- 27th July 1976. Reporting on the third day’s play Dexter describes ‘a crazily unpredictable morning’s play. At the start Tony Greig was eleven short of his hundred, thirteen were needed to save the follow-on and there was the imminent threat of a new ball for Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£38StatusSold View details 562 Sussex C.C.C. 1896. Two large album pages with printed autograph boxes and attractive ornate decoration. Each box has been beautifully signed individually in black ink, comprising eight signatures of the eleven members of the Sussex team who played Lancashire at Old Trafford, 14th- 16th May 1896. Signatures are K.S. Ranjitsinhji, George Brann, Billy Murdoch, Billy Newham, Ernest ‘Tim’ Killick, Harry Butt, Francis Marlow, and the rarer Richard Kentfield (Lancashire & Sussex 1888-1896, 4 first-cla Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£550StatusSold View details 563 ‘Sussex County XI (1900)’. Ruled page extract from the visitors’ book of The Assize Courts Hotel, Manchester, very nicely signed in black ink by the eight professional players who took part in the drawn match v Lancashire at Old Trafford 5th- 7th July 1900. Each player has signed with their nickname in brackets alongside. Signatures are Cyril Bland (nickname ‘wiv ye’), Harry Butt (‘Father’[?]), Fred Tate (‘Beery’[?]), Joe Vine (‘Jigger’), E.H. Killick (‘Tim’), George Cox (‘Doodle’), and Albert R Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£70StatusSold View details 564 Sussex C.C.C. 1904. Large album page beautifully signed in black ink by the eleven members of the Sussex team who played Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge 2nd- 4th June 1904. The signatures, collected by the Nottinghamshire groundsman, are Ranjitsinhji, Fry, Seymour, Newham, Vine, Cox, Killick, Butt, Leach, Relf and the rarer signature of Alfred Seal (Sussex 1904, 2 matches). Dated 2nd June 1904. 6”x7.5”. Very good condition. Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£340StatusSold View details 565 Sussex C.C.C. 1909. Page beautifully signed in black ink by four Sussex players. Signatures are K.O. Goldie (Sussex & Europeans 1900-1921), A.P.F.C. Somerset (Sussex 1911-1919), A.P. Chaplin (Sussex & Europeans 1904-1914), and C.L.A. Smith (Sussex 1898-1911). Very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 566 Sussex C.C.C. 1910. Album page very nicely signed in black ink by the eleven members of the Sussex team who played Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge 21st- 23rd July 1910. Signatures are Chaplin (Captain), Cartwright, Vincett, Fender, Vine, Killick, A.E. Relf, R.R. Relf, Butt, Leach and Cox. Nottinghamshire won by ten wickets. To the verso are the eleven signatures of the Derbyshire team for the drawn match v Nottinghamshire, Trent Bridge 14th- 16th July 1910. Signatures are Chapman (Captain), Oliv Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£160StatusSold View details 567 Sussex C.C.C. 1911. Album page very nicely signed in black ink by the twelve members of the Sussex team who played Yorkshire at Headingley 24th- 26th July 1911. Signatures are Chaplin (Captain), Smith, Holloway, Butt, R.R. Relf, A.E. Relf, Killick, Vine, Cox, Jupp, Leach and Fender. Yorkshire won by 281 runs. 3.75”x5.5”. Very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 568 Sussex C.C.C. 1914. Album page very nicely signed in black ink by the eleven members of the Sussex team who played Gloucestershire at Cheltenham 13th- 15th August 1914. Signatures are Cartwright, Roberts, A.E. Relf, Bowley, Vincent, Jupp, Street, Cox, Wilson, Tate and Vine. The match was drawn. 4.75”x6.5”. Very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£85StatusSold View details 569 Sussex C.C.C. 1921. Large album page very nicely signed in black ink by the twelve members of the Sussex team who played Leicestershire at Aylestone Road, Leicester 21st- 24th May 1921. Signatures are Stannard, Cox, Bowley, Street, Tate, Jenner, Roberts, Higgs, Jupp, A.H.H. Gilligan, A.E.R. Gilligan and the rarer W.G.M. Sarel (Surrey, Kent, Sussex & Trinidad 1904-1921, 35 matches). 6”x7.75”. Minor soiling and nick to lower corner, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 570 Sussex 1922. Album page very nicely signed in ink by twelve players with neat annotation to lower corner, ‘Members of A.E.R. Gilligan’s XI who played Haywards Heath & District on Sept. 12th 1922. G.R. Cox, H.E. Roberts, A.E.R. Gilligan, G. Street, G. Stannard, K.A. Higgs, and M.W. Tate are all members of the Sussex County Team. W.L. Knowles is Secretary of the Sussex Club’. All who are mentioned have signed the page, also A.C. Campbell and the rarer signatures of P.W. Adams (one first-class matc Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 571 Sussex C.C.C. 1924. Large album page very nicely signed in black ink by eighteen members of the Sussex team who played in 1924. Signatures are A.E.R. Gilligan (Captain), Watson, H.L. Wilson, Higgs, A.H.H. Gilligan, Duleepsinhji, Young, Holloway, Cox, Cornford, Bowley, James Langridge, Stannard, Cook, Tate, Wensley, Parks and Roberts. 6.5”x8”. Minor age toning, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£130StatusSold View details 572 Sussex C.C.C. 1926. Album page very nicely signed in black ink by ten members of the Sussex team for the drawn match v Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge 8th- 11th May 1926, the page dated 8th May 1926. Signatures are A.E.R. Gilligan (Captain), A.H.H. Gilligan, Bowley, Cook, Cornford, James Langridge, Parks, Tate and the rarer signatures of L.A. Waghorn (Sussex 1926-1927, four matches) and L. Williams (Sussex & Gloucestershire 1919-1930, 35 matches). Lacking the signature of Wensley. 3.75”x6.25”. V Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 573 Sussex C.C.C. 1928. Page nicely signed in black ink by the eleven members of the Sussex team for the drawn match v Leicestershire at Aylestone Road, Leicester 27th- 29th June 1928. Signatures are A.E.R. Gilligan (Captain), Tate, Cornford, Hammond, Wensley, Bowley, Parks, Langridge, Cook and the rarer signatures of Kenneth Carlisle (5 matches) and Kenneth Sellar (6 County matches). Also signed by S.J. Webb (baggage). 7”x6.25”. Very good condition. Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£32StatusSold View details 574 Sussex C.C.C. 1930. Album page very nicely signed in black ink by the twelve members of the Sussex team for the drawn match v Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge 3rd- 6th May 1930. The page dated 3rd May 1930. Signatures are A.H.H. Gilligan (Captain), Duleepsinhji, James Langridge, J.H. Parks, Tate, Cornford, Bowley, Hollingdale, Wensley, H.W. Parks, Cook, and the rarer D.S. Richards (18 matches 1927-1935). 3.5”x6”. Very good condition. Estimate£50 - £80StatusUnsold View details 575 Sussex C.C.C. 1932. Large album page very nicely signed in black ink by the twelve members of the Sussex team for the match v Leicestershire at Aylestone Road, Leicester 18th- 20th May 1932. Signatures are Duleepsinhji (Captain), Scott, Cornford, Bowley, Wensley, James Langridge, Cook, John Langridge, Tate, J.H. Parks, H.W. Parks and S.J. Webb (baggage). Sussex won by an innings and 13 runs. 6”x8.25”. Very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90StatusUnsold View details 576 Sussex C.C.C. 1934. Album page nicely signed in black ink by the fifteen members of the Sussex team who played in the 1934 season. Signatures are Melville (Captain), Tate, Bowley, Cornford, James Langridge, J.H. Parks, Pearce, Wensley, H.W. Parks, Cook, Hammond, John Langridge, Cornford, Eaton and the rarer D.S. Richards (18 matches 1927-1935). Additionally signed by C.B. Fry, A.E.R. Gilligan, G.R. Cox and A.E. Relf. Nineteen signatures in total. 3.75”x4.75”. Minor soiling to edges, otherwise in Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£60StatusSold View details 577 Sussex C.C.C. 1936. Large album page very nicely signed in black ink by eleven members of the Sussex team for the match v Gloucestershire at Cheltenham 15th- 18th August 1936. Signatures are Holmes (Captain), J.H. Parks, Cumming, Cook, H.W. Parks, W.L. Cornford, James Langridge, Greenwood, Cox, Nye, Hammond and the rarer B.L. Cumming (24 matches). Lacking the signature of J.H. Cornford. Gloucestershire won by three wickets. 5”x8”. Very good condition. Estimate£50 - £70StatusUnsold View details 578 Sussex C.C.C. 1955 and 1957. Two larger album pages, each comprising twelve signatures in ink of Sussex teams. Signatures include Doggart, Cox, James, John Langridge, Oakman, Parks, Suttle, Sheppard, Webb, Thomson, Potter, Webb, Marlar, Bates, Foreman, Lenham, also the rarer signatures of Gerald Cogger (Sussex 1954-1957, eight matches) and Dave Stripp (Sussex 1956-1957, twelve matches). The album pages each laid down individually to a large album page, the 1955 loose mounted, the 1957 laid down, Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 579 Kumar Shri Duleepsinhji. Sussex, Cambridge University & England 1924-1932. Original sepia real photograph plain back postcard of Duleep standing three quarter length at Scarborough, wearing striped blazer. Nicely signed in black ink to the photograph by Duleep. Postally unused. Official stamp to verso for Walker of Scarborough. Adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in very good condition. Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£100StatusSold View details 580 Charles Burgess Fry. Oxford University, Sussex, London County, Hampshire, Europeans & England 1892-1922. Four early mono postcards (two real photographs) of Fry depicted in various guises. Real photograph postcards include one of Fry standing full length in batting stance at the wicket, bat raised, unknown publisher series no. 997, and another three quarter length wearing naval uniform, unknown publisher series no. 5187, both postally unused. The others depict Fry in football attire, one Raphael Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 581 Sussex v Somerset 1904. Early original sepia real photograph postcard of the Sussex team seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire, blazers etc. for the match played at Hove 26th- 28th May 1904. Sussex won by ten wickets. Players are Fry (Captain), Ranjitsinhji, Brann, Ebden, Smith, Tate, Vine, Cox, Butt, Killick and Relf. Printed title ‘Sussex XI’. Blind embossed stamp for Foster of Brighton to lower right corner. Postally unused. Minor wear to corners, otherwise in good/ very good con Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 582 ‘Sussex XI. Tun Wells Week. 1904’. Early original sepia real photograph postcard of the Sussex team seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire, blazers etc. for the match v Kent played at Tunbridge Wells 11th- 13th July 1904. Match drawn. Players are Ranjitsinhji (Captain), Relf, Brann, Newham, Smith, Tate, Vine, Leach, Killick, Cox and Butt. Publisher unknown. Postally unused. Minor wear to corners and light creasing, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£30 - £40Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 583 ‘Kent v Sussex at Hastings’ 1904. Early original sepia real photograph postcard depicting play in progress for the drawn match at Hastings 29th- 31st August 1904. The postcard is addressed to the collector, C.I.S. Wallace, the correspondent describing play being washed out on the third day. ‘Judge’ Series, Hastings. Some wear and soiling, adhesive marks to verso, the image a little faded, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£30 - £40Winning bid£15StatusSold View details 584 ‘Sussex County Cricket 1908’. Early original sepia real photograph postcard depicting the Sussex players in cameo. Players are Fry (Captain), Dwyer, A.E. Relf, Vincent, Young, Nason, Butt, Simms, Vine, Leach, Killick, Cox, Ranjitsinhji, Smith and R.R. Relf. Foster of Brighton. Postally unused. Light creasing, minor wear to edges, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£140StatusSold View details 585 ‘Sussex’ 1910. Early original sepia real photograph postcard of the Sussex team seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire, caps and blazers. Players are Chaplin (Captain), Heygate, Butt, Cartwright, R.R. Relf, Vincent, Killick, A.E. Relf, Vine, Cox and Leach. The postcard unattributed but appears to be Foster of Brighton. Postally unused. Minor corner indentations, slight rounding to corners, otherwise in good condition. Sold with an official Sussex C.C.C. fixture card for 1910. Very go Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 586 Sussex v All India, Hove 1911. Rare and early sepia real photograph postcard of play in progress for the tour match at Hove, 21st- 23rd August 1911. The scoreboard shows Sussex batting with the score at 90/4, A.E. Relf on 22 and R.A. Young 7. Publisher unknown. Postally unused. Creasing to one corner, minor wear to corners, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£48StatusSold View details 587 Sussex C.C.C. Hove Cricket Week 1911. Three early original sepia postcards. One depicts spectators including the Bishop of Lewes watching the match Sussex v Surrey, 24th- 26th August 1911, Surrey won by eight wickets. Another depicts the catering staff and the third annotated to verso ‘Mrs Harrington & Hotel Staff August 1911’. All three by T.W.S. Wiles of Hove and postally unused. Odd minor faults, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 588 Sussex C.C.C. 1914. Early original sepia postcard of the Sussex team at Hove seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire caps and blazers. Players are Chaplin (Captain), R.R. Relf, Wilson, Holloway, Cox, Vine, A.E. Relf, Bowley, Roberts, Jupp, Vincent and Street. Publisher unknown. Postally unused. Some creasing, wear to corners, otherwise in good condition. A nice image. Estimate£30 - £40Winning bid£55StatusSold View details 589 ‘Sussex v Essex. Hove 1914’. Rarer early original sepia postcard of Bob Relf walking off the field in batting attire in the match played at Hove 11th- 13th May 1914. Sussex won by nine wickets. Printed caption ‘R. Relf leaving the wickets after making 55 runs being caught out by Hills’. Published by T.W.S. Wiles of Hove. Postally unused. Very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 590 Joseph ‘Joe’ Vine. Sussex & England 1896-1922. Rarer original sepia postcard of Vine standing full length at the wicket wearing cricket attire, hands in pockets. Printed caption ‘”Joe” Vine after his Record Innings at Hastings Aug 16th 1920 of 202 runs’. Photo by A.M. Breach. Publisher unknown. Postally unused. Slight creasing to corner and edges, small stain to lower edge, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 591 Sussex C.C.C. ‘Cox’s Benefit’ 1920. Rarer sepia real photograph postcard of Sussex players George Street and Henry Roberts standing full length wearing cricket attire and blazers, Street with Sussex cap. The photograph taken at the Hove cricket ground, the players standing in front of a fairground attraction. Each player is holding a collection bag and sign saying ‘Cox’s Benefit’. Publisher unknown. Postally unused. Crease to one corner, otherwise in good/ very good condition. A nice image. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£45StatusSold View details 592 ‘Sussex Team 1926’. Original sepia real photograph postcard of the Sussex team for the drawn match v Kent at Tonbridge, 16th- 18th June 1926. The players seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire. Fully signed in ink to the photograph by all twelve members of the team and the Secretary, W.L. Knowles. Players signatures are A.E.R. Gilligan (Captain), A.H.H. Gilligan, Watson, Cox, Gibson, Cornford, Bowley, Wensley, Tate, Cook, Parks and James Langridge (12th man). Flemons of Tonbridge. Po Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£60StatusSold View details 593 Sussex C.C.C. Record first wicket stand 1933. Mono real photograph postcard of John Langridge and Ted Bowley standing in front of the scoreboard at Hove for the match Sussex v Middlesex, 5th- 8th August 1933. The printed title describes the scoreboard showing their record partnership of 490 for the first wicket, Langridge first to fall, for 195, with Bowley 281no (Bowley was out shortly after scoring 283). Sussex declared their innings at 512/3 and won the match by an innings and 65 runs. Nicely Estimate£80 - £120StatusUnsold View details 594 Edward Henry ‘Ted’ Bowley. Sussex, Auckland & England 1912-1934. Mono real photograph postcard of Bowley standing full length under a tree wearing blazer and Sussex cap. Very nicely signed in black ink to the photograph by Bowley. Nias of Brighton. Postally unused. Minor wear to corners, otherwise in very good condition. A nice image. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£38StatusSold View details 595 Thomas Edwin Reed ‘Tommy’ Cook. Sussex 1922-1937. Sepia real photograph plain back postcard of Cook standing full length in batting pose wearing Sussex cap. Signed in ink to the photograph by Cook. Official stamp to verso for Albert Wilkes & Son, West Bromwich. Postally unused. Very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 596 Walter Latter ‘Tich’ Cornford. Sussex & England 1921-1947. Sepia real photograph postcard of Cornford standing full length wearing wicket-keeping attire and Sussex cap. Nicely signed in ink to the photograph ‘W.L. Cornford’. Official stamps to verso for Nias and A.G. Spalding of Brighton. Postally unused. Minor age toning and slight rounding to corners, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 597 George Rubens Cox (George Cox Senior). Sussex 1895-1928. Sepia real photograph postcard of Cox standing full length wearing cricket attire and Sussex cap, hands in pockets. Very nicely signed in ink to the photograph ‘G.R. Cox. Official stamps to verso for Nias and A.G. Spalding of Brighton. Postally unused. Very good condition. An excellent image. Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 598 George Cox Junior. Sussex 1931-1961. Mono real photograph postcard of Cox, three quarter length, wearing Sussex cap and blazer. Very nicely signed in black ink ‘George Cox’. Printed title ‘Geo Cox Jnr’. Deane, Wiles & Millar of Brighton. Postally unused. Very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details Lots per page 102550100 Previous|1...456789...17|Next1234567891011121314151617 Previous 1234567891011121314151617 Next
