Knight's Sporting Auctions Auction of Cricket, Football & Sporting Memorabilia - Live Four Day Auction (#24) 06/08/2026 10:30 AM BST Starts Ending 06/08/2026 10:30 AM BST Auction Info 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 901-1000 of 1846. Previous|1...8910111213...19|Next Lot #900 ‘The World of Cricket’. 1914. Edited by A.C. MacLaren. Volume I nos. 1-23 (31st January- 14th November 1914). Complete run of twenty three issues of the magazine. Illustrated. Bound in blue cloth with leather/ gilt title label to spine, red speckled page edges. Original front wrapper of the first issue bound in to the front, lacking other original wrappers. Pages complete. Bookplate of J.W. Goldman to inside cover. Minor rubbing to boards, otherwise in very good condition. Rare. Login to bid Estimate£300 - £500Starting£180 Lot #901 ‘The South Wales Cricketers Magazine’ 1948-1953. A near complete run of the magazine bound as one volume in modern green cloth, gilt title to spine, original wrappers retained. Comprises a run of issues from Volume 1, no. 1 July 1948 to Volume 6, no. 1, April-May 1953 (final issue), lacking three issues, Vol. II nos. 1-3 (May, June, July). Padwick 1209, 3165. Some nicks and wear to some original wrappers, internally in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #902 ‘The Ibis Magazine [and Journal of the Prudential Clerks’ Society]’. Three bound volumes of extracts from issues of the magazine, printed for private circulation, recording the scores and activities of the Ibis Cricket Club covering the period 1909 to 1939. The two earlier volumes similarly bound in half calf and cloth boards, raised bands and gilt/ leather title labels to spines, the first octavo size, the other quarto. The third bound in beige cloth with title label to spine, quarto size. Some Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #903 ‘Victoria v. Queensland. Souvenir and Official Scoring Book’ 1909/10. Early official programme for the match played at Brisbane Cricket Ground 4th- 7th February 1910. Printed by Alex Muir & Co., Brisbane. 20pp in original decorative paper wrappers. Comprises images of the teams, officials, profile of Vernon Ransford, blank scorecards, advertising etc. Contained in modern blue cloth covers. Vertical fold, small loss to edges of original wrappers and the odd page, rusting to staples, otherwise in Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70 Lot #904 ‘St. Kilda Cricket Club. Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Season 1912 & 1913’. Official 16pp printed report in original decorative brown paper wrappers with titles printed in gold to front. Padwick 3572. Rear wrapper torn, wear to spine, rusting to staples, light folds, internally in generally good condition. Rare. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #905 ‘Stoddart’s Team in Australia 1894-95’. Printed and published by A.J. Fiettkau, ‘Cricket Press’, London 1895. Rare 16pp post-tour brochure with real sepia photograph of the team to front wrapper featuring Stoddart, McGregor, Philipson, Gay, Briggs, Brown, Humphreys, Brockwell, Maclaren, Lockwood and Ward. To inside pages, reports, scores, statistics, advertising etc. Bound in modern quarter green morocco and cloth, gilt title to spine. Light staining to boards, the original brochure with the odd Login to bid Estimate£250 - £350Starting£150 Lot #906 ‘The Golden Penny Cricket Album’ 1902 and 1903. Two original issues bound together, the 1903 issue bound in yellow cloth boards, with the 1902 issue tipped in to the front. Original wrappers of both issues retained. The 1902 issue contains ‘Special Photographic Groups of the Australians and all the first-class counties’, historical notes on all the counties, M.C.C. and London County. The 1903 issue with ‘Splendid Photographic Groups of all the first-class counties’ with ‘Character Sketches and S Login to bid Estimate£150 - £250Starting£90 Lot #907 ‘The Sussex County Magazine’. Volume I nos. 1-13 (December 1926 to December 1927). Illustrated. Edited by Arthur Beckett. Published by T.R. Beckett, Lewes 1927. Complete run of the monthly magazine bound in publisher’s blue cloth, gilt titles to front and spine, title and contents pages bound in to front, lacking original wrappers. Includes articles on Sussex cricket pp 304-313, 321-324 by G.D. Martineau, Beckett, A.J. Gaston, and one on Sheffield Park, pp 289-296, by M.S. Russell-Goggs. Not li Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #908 ‘Baily’s Magazine of Sports and Pastimes’. Vol. 81 nos. 527-532 (January to June 1904). Published by Vinton & Co., London. Complete run of six issues of the monthly magazine nicely bound in publisher’s tooled navy cloth with gilt illustration to front, decorative title to spine, gilt to page edges. Each issue comprises a portrait bookplate with facsimile signature, the June issue being of P.F. ‘Plum’ Warner with accompanying article pp 409-411. Other cricket references on pp 187-188, 345-348, 42 Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #909 Auction catalogues of major cricket collections 1992-2010. Eight official sale catalogues. ‘Important Cricketing Books from the Collection of Dr. W.G. Grace’, Bearne’s of Exeter, 11th July 1996. ‘The Library of the Late John Arlott, O.B.E.’, Christie’s 11th September 1992. ‘Traditional Sports Including the Property of the Late John Arlott O.B.E.’, Christie’s 25th September 1992. ‘The Cricket Library of the late Judge Bertram Wakley’, Bonhams 2nd April 2003. ‘The Library of the Late E.D.R. Eagar’ Login to bid Estimate£30 - £40Starting£20 Lot #910 Cricket benefit and testimonial brochures 1947-1978. Ten official brochures, some signed. Includes ‘Cricketers from the West Indies’ official brochure for the 1963 tour edited by Gordon Ross, signed to pen pictures by Basil Butcher, Michael Carew, Wes Hall, Easton McMorris, Deryck Murray, Garry Sobers, Alf Valentine etc., wrappers split and detached. Signed benefit and testimonial brochures are Johnny Wardle benefit 1957 signed to the front. Brian Statham benefit 1961, signed to back cover by St Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #911 Cricket World Cup, England 1999. Official souvenir programme for the tournament group matches. Profusely signed throughout by approx. fifty players and umpires including the full India and Zimbabwe teams to the pen pictures. India signatures are Azharuddin (Captain), Agarkar, Chopra, Dravid, Ganguly, Jadeja, Khurasia, Kumble, Mohanty, Mongia, Prasad, Ramesh, Robin Singh, Srinath and Tendulkar. Zimbabwe signatures include Campbell, Brandes, Carlisle, A. & G. Flower, Goodwin, Olonga, Strang, Strea Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #912 West Indies tour of England 1957. ‘Cricketers from the West Indies’. Official Playfair tour guide edited by Gordon Ross. Signed in different coloured inks to pen pictures by twelve players. Signatures are Hall, Sobers, Weekes, Kanhai, Walcott, Dewdney, Worrell, Gilchrist, Smith, Valentine, Asgarali and Ramadhin. Additionally signed to pages by Ramadhin, Worrell, Weekes and Gilchrist. The brochure a bit tatty with wrappers and centre pages detached, light fold, rusting to staples, otherwise in ge Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #913 ‘The Centenary and Jubilee Pair’. Official black folder issued by the T.C.C.B. comprising two commemorative covers and Stamp Publicity team postcards of the 1877 and 1977 teams, and printed scores for the matches. Limited edition no. 63/500. One cover is for the 1877-1977 Centenary Test match played at Melbourne, March 1977, signed by seventeen Australian players including Walker, Gilmour, Johnson, McCosker, Robinson, Bright, Malone, Thomson, G. Chappell, Sergeant, R. Marsh, Pascoe, Walters, Dym Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #914 ‘South African Cricket Tour 1947’. Official souvenir brochure for the South African tour of England. Edited by A.W. Simpson. Pictorial covers. Signed in ink to inside pen pictures by sixteen members of the South African touring party. Signatures are Melville (Captain), Nourse, Mitchell, A. Rowan, Lindsay, Tuckett, Begbie (on piece laid down), Dyer, Fullerton, Plimsoll, Payn, Ovenstone, Mann, Dawson, Harris and Smith, lacking one signature of Viljoen. Also the signatures in ink of all twenty four Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #915 Hampshire Benefit and Testimonial brochures. Twenty Hampshire players’ brochures of which seven are signed, Barry Richards 1977, David Turner 1981, Trevor Jesty 1982, Nigel Cowley 1988, Mark Nicholas 1991, Bobby Parks 1992, and Paul Terry 1994. Others are Richard Gilliat 1978, Bob Stephenson 1979, Gordon Greenidge 1983, Mike Taylor 1989, Chris Smith 1990, Tim Tremlett 1993, Robin Smith 1996, Cardigan Connor 1997, Raj Maru 1998, Adi Aymes 2000, John Crawley 2008, Nic Pothas 2011, and Jimmy Adams Login to bid Estimate£30 - £40Starting£20 Lot #916 West Indies v England 4th Test 1994. Official scorecard for the Test match played at The Kensington Oval, Barbados on the 8th-13th April 1994. The centre pages scorecard fully completed in blue ink and signed to the borders by both the West Indies, thirteen signatures, and the victorious England team, fourteen signatures plus Test umpire Steve Bucknor. Signatures, nicely signed include Richardson, Lara, Haynes, Ambrose, Arthurton, Walsh, Hooper, Adams, Stewart, Atherton, Smith, Russell, Malcolm, Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #917 Bryan Herbert Valentine. Kent, Cambridge University & England 1927-1948. M.C.C. tour of India & Ceylon 1933-34’. Official ‘Programme of the Visit of the M.C.C. team to Porbandar 5th & 6th December 1933’. The 4pp folding card programme with titles in black to front cover and to inside pages the Programme for the visit, listing of the delivery and despatch of mails at Porbandar, telegrams, Railway and steamer time tables. Sold with an official menu for the ‘Dinner to the Marylebone Cricket Club Te Login to bid Estimate£100 - £50Starting£60 Lot #918 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. Official Orient Line S.S. Orion official brochure for the M.C.C. Australasian Tour 1936/37. Printed title to front wrapper with M.C.C. colours and Orient Line emblem. Signed in ink to pen pictures by all eighteen members of the touring party. Signatures are Allen (Captain), Ames, Barnett, Copson, Duckworth, Fagg, Farnes, Fishlock, Hammond, Hardstaff, Leyland, Robins, Sims, Verity, Voce, Worthington, Wyatt and Howard (Manager). Additionally and beautifully signed Login to bid Estimate£130 - £160Starting£80 Lot #919 The Ashes. Australia v England 2010/11 and 2013/14. Official programme for the 3rd Test, Perth 16th- 20th December 2010 and the 3rd Test, Perth 13th- 17th December 2013. Signed to the player profile pages by twenty eight and twenty nine players respectively. Signatures include Ponting, Clarke, Fawad Ahmed, Bollinger, Haddin, Agar, Harris, Hughes, Khawaja, Johnson, Katich, North, Siddle, Smith, Watson (Australia), Strauss, Anderson, Bell, Bresnan, Bairstow, Broad, Collingwood, Cook, Davies, Finn, Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #920 South African Breweries English XI ‘rebel’ tour to South Africa 1982. Official 8pp souvenir brochure for the tour. Signed in ink to the pen pictures by all fourteen members of the England team. Signatures are Gooch, Boycott, Woolmer, Old, Taylor, Hendrick, Knott, Underwood, Willey, Amiss, Lever, Larkins, Humpage and Emburey. Also signed by eleven South African players, Procter, Richards, Cook, Kirsten, Pollock, Rice, Le Roux, Van der Bijl, Jennings, Kuiper etc. Sold with an official commemorativ Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #921 ‘All India Cricket Tour of England 1946’. Official souvenir brochure for the Indian tour of England. Edited by A.W. Simpson. Pictorial covers. Fully signed in ink to inside pen profile pictures by all sixteen members of the Indian touring party plus the manager Gupta. Players’ signatures are Nawab of Pataudi (Captain), Merchant, Amarnath, Modi, Banerjee, Mushtaq Ali, Hindlekar, Mankad, Hafeez, Nimbalker, Sohoni, Hazare, Nayudu, Shinde, Gul Mohamed and Sarwate. Rusting to staples, adhesive mark t Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70Current absentee£70 (1 bid) Lot #922 India tour to England 1959. Official Playfair souvenir tour brochure edited by Gordon Ross. Fully signed to the pen pictures by the eighteen featured members of the touring party. Signatures are Gaekwad (Captain), Roy, Apte, Borde, Contractor, Desai, Ghorpade, Gupte, Jaisimha, Joshi, Kripal Singh, Manjrekar, Muddiah, Nadkarni, Nath, Tahmane, Umrigar and Maharaja of Baroda (Manager). Minor wear to wrappers, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60Current absentee£60 (1 bid) Lot #923 Signed first day and commemorative covers 1970s-2000s. Blue binder comprising a selection of thirty nine commemorative covers, each signed or multi-signed. Some are numbered limited editions including ‘Friends of Arundel Cricket Club New Zealand Tour 1986’ no. 10/25, Australia v England Cricketing Links 200th Anniversary no. 22/25 etc. Also ‘Benham Silks’ England Ashes Winners 2005 no. 16/50, 120 Years of County Cricket/ Australian tour 1993 (2 different), ‘British Cricket the Summertime Game’ T Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #924 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies 1967/68. First day cover for the tour ‘Visit of M.C.C. to St. Lucia March 8th 1968 with cricket stamps for St. Lucia. To inside of the cover is a plain white card signed to one side by the West Indies team and to the other by the England team. Thirteen signatures of the West Indies and sixteen signatures of the M.C.C. team. Signatures include Sobers, Gibbs, Lloyd, Kanhai, Nurse, Hall, Butcher, Griffith, Weekes, Cowdrey, Higgs, Snow, Pocock, Edrich, Brown, Barringto Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #925 England and West Indies. Prudential ‘World’ Cup Final 1979. Two official first day covers, one signed by the England and the other by the West Indies who played in the Final and postally date stamped for day of the final. Thirteen signatures to the England cover and sixteen signatures to the West Indies cover. Signatures include Brearley and Lloyd, the two captains, Boycott, Willis, Gooch, Gower, Botham, Randall, Gatting, R. Taylor, V. Richards, Haynes, Holding, Greenidge, Garner, Roberts, King, Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #926 I.C.C. Trophy 1979. Collection of eleven first day covers for the competition held in England in 1979. Each of the covers have been signed by the team featured. The covers are for the United States of America, Argentina, Denmark, East Africa, Fiji, Netherlands, Malaysia, Papua & New Guinea, Singapore and the two finalists Sri Lanka and Canada. Very good condition Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #927 Prudential ‘World’ Cup 1983. Almost full run of first day covers covering the competition, seven of the eight covers featuring the teams who participated, England, West Indies, Zimbabwe, India, Australia, New Zealand and Sri Lanka, lacking the Pakistan cover plus covers for the two semi-finals, England v India at Old Trafford and West Indies v Pakistan at the Oval and official cover for the Final West Indies v India played at Lord’s on the 25th June 1983. Very good condition Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #928 Benson & Hedges Cup Finals 1978-1996. Selection of seventeen signed commemorative first day covers, some multi-signed, some signed by the man of the match plus four ‘Leaders of the World 1984 covers and a Nat West Final cover 1982. Eighteen signatures including Bob Taylor, Hendrick, Miller, Tom Pierce (Essex), Pocock, Garner, Bedser, Abrahams, Watkinson, Carrick, Cork, Martin, Austin, Boycott, Bairstow, Underwood, Woolmer etc. Odd duplication of signature and cover. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #929 ‘Old England XI’ 1997-2002. Selection of eighteen signed commemorative first day covers, the majority multi-signed by players who played in the matches. Fifty five signatures including Parks, Ellison, R. Hobbs, Pocock, Tolchard, Steele, Oakman, Underwood, Lever, J. Jones, Jameson, Randall, Snow, Graveney, Foster, Capel, Lynch, Parker, Parks etc. Some duplication of signature and cover. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #930 ‘Signed first day covers. Selection of four multi-signed commemorative first day covers. Glen Turner Benefit Match 1978 signed by six Worcestershire players including Kenyon, Flavell, Caldwell, Booth etc, ‘100 Years of English County Cricket’ cover signed by eleven including Trueman, Compton, Laker, Bowes, Dexter, Benaud, Evans, Fingleton, Arlott etc, ‘Centenary Test tour 1980, signed by four including Birds, Boycott, Parkinson etc and ‘Peter May Memorial Appeal’ cover signed by Virginia May, B Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #931 Signed first day covers. Selection of fourteen various multi-signed commemorative first day covers. Over eight five signatures including Malcolm, Adams, Kirtley, Luckhurst, John Major MP, Stewart, Fairbrother, Flintoff, Javed Miandad and the Pakistan team of 1982, Lara, Kanhai, Walsh, Logie, Ambrose, Marshall, Flower, Brandes and the Zimbabwe team of 1992, D. Headley, Larkins, Hick, Streak and the Zimbabwe team of 1985. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #932 Signed first day covers. Selection of thirty five various signed commemorative first day covers, odd one with more than one signatures. Signatures include Dexter, Stewart, Pietersen, Botham, J. Bond, Bird, Heyhoe-Flint, Gower, Cork, Gooch, Boycott, D. Sheppard, Moody, J. Major MP, Cowdrey, Radley, Vaughan, N. Knight etc. Some duplication of signature. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #933 Australia. Selection of eleven various signed commemorative first day covers, odd one with more than one signatures. Signatures are D. Walters, A.Davidson, A. Gilchrist, A. Border, A. Morris, S. Katich, G. Lawson, S. Warne, R. Marsh, N. Harvey and D. Lillee. One signature duplicated. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #934 International Test cricketers. Selection of ten various signed commemorative first day covers. Signatures are S. Warne, E. Weekes, D. Haynes, G. Flower, C. Lloyd, Aravinda De Silva, M. Crowe, A. Border, R. Marsh and R. Hadlee. Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #935 South Africa. M.C.C. Bicentenary 1787-1987 limited edition first day cover signed by nineteen South African Test cricketers. Signatures include E. Barlow, T. Goddard, M. Procter, C. Bland, J. McGlew, P. Pollock, N. Adcock, A. Rowan, H. Tayfield, R. McClean, D. Lindsay, G. Pollock etc. Limited edition 1/9. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #936 South Africa. Selection of eight various signed commemorative first day covers. Signatures are H. Cronje (2), J. Kallis, B. Richards, J. Rhodes, K. Wessels, S, Pollock and A. Donald. Sold with a selection of signed South Africa ephemera, candid photographs, World Cup 2003 stamps etc. Signatures include S. Pollock, G. Kirsten, A. Donald, H. Gibbs, L. Klusener, N. Boje, M. Boucher etc. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #937 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. M.C.C. sleeveless touring Test sweater worn by Gifford whilst playing for England in Test matches abroad. The sweater, by Kent and Curwen, with trimming to neck, waist and sleeves in M.C.C. colours. Minor wear and slight shrinkage otherwise in good/very good condition Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #938 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. Four cricket ties worn by Gifford during his career including two M.C.C. touring ties, his personal M.C.C. members tie and one other unknown tie. Good condition Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #939 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. Four official M.C.C. / England team photographs, one where Norman was a playing member for the 1972/73 tour of India, Pakistan and Ceylon in 1972/73, and three when Gifford was the assistant manager on the tour being two identical for the 1984/85 tour of India and Australia and the other for the your of Sri Lanka in 1986. One framed and glazed. Various sizes, all around 18”x14”. Some ageing to the 1972/73 tour otherwise in good cond Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #940 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. Prince’s Trust XI v Rest of the World XI cricket match played at Edgbaston in July 1989. Gifford was the Manager of the Prince’s Trust XI. A Prince’s Trust XI sleeveless cricket sweater with embroidered emblem and name to chest, a ‘Stuart Crystal’ decanter with inscription and cricketing decoration presented to Gifford, 10” tall and a mono press photograph of Gifford being presented with the decanter at the stadium by HRH Prince of Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #941 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. ‘Garry Sobers- My Autobiography’. G. Sobers. London 2002. Nicely signed and dedicated to Gifford by Sobers to title page and a miniature cricket bat which records Garry Sobers career details with two printed images, again signed and dedicated to Gifford by Sobers,VG Login to bid Estimate£25 - £35Starting£20 Lot #942 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. ‘The Centenary Banquet’. Official menu for the South African Cricket Centenary 1889-1989 Banquet held on the 8th March 1989. The menu, with cord tie, signed to inside pages by cricketers titled ‘The South African Golden Oldies and by the International Wanderers who attended the Dinner. Twenty four signatures including Procter, G. Pollock, McKenzie, Van de Bijl, Short, Fletcher, Amiss, B. Laird, A. Mallett, L.Cairns, Shuttleworth, Gi Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #943 Norman Gifford. Worcestershire, Warwickshire & England 1960-83. Three original press photographs featuring Gifford during his playing days with Warwickshire, two are of the Warwickshire team with Gifford as Captain, players include Small, Old, Smith, Kallicharran, Humpage etc and the other photograph of a group of four players including Gifford, A. Donald and Small. Sold with two official autograph sheets for the England tour of West Indies in 2004, fifteen signatures to each including Vaughan, Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #944 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England, 1893-1920. Albert Craig. ‘Cricket Rhymester’ 1896. Original single-sided printed card of a poem by Craig titled ‘Welcome Back Again. His Highness the Jam Sahib of Nawanagar (Prince Ranjitsinhji). The “Master Hand” scores 141 not out at Lords in the Middlesex v. Sussex Match. June 1908’. Immediately below the title is a handwritten annotation in ink ‘Increased to 153 (not out) next day, in addition to 78 second inning Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #945 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England, 1893-1920. Original two page printed letter on Jamnagar Palace official letterhead dated 20th August 1910 with handwritten salutation to ‘My dear Thakorsahib’ and the signature ‘Ranjitsinhji, Nawanagar’ in ink with other annotations. The letter relates to a fundraising campaign for the restoration of a sacred Hindu temple ‘dedicated to the God “Shiva”... situated amongst the “Fuleshwer Hills”’. Ranji is asking for su Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #946 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. Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #947 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. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #948 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England, 1893-1920. Interesting two page handwritten letter in ink written on Royal Victoria Hotel, Sheffield letterhead and dated 12th June 1906. Writing to ‘S.M. Fraser, News Editor’, Ranji regrets that ‘my photographs of Lord Curzon & those of his staff taken at Calais have proved failures, owing to defective films which evidently got spoilt owing to the heat in India’ and therefore cannot be used ‘in your magazine’. Very Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70 Lot #949 Kumar Sri Ranjitsinhji. Sussex & England 1895-1920. Early original mono real photograph postcard of Ranjitsinhji standing full length at the crease in batting pose. Nicely signed in black ink to the front lower border ‘Ranjitsinhji’. Wrench Series no. 1379 c.1903. Postally unused. Minor wear to corners, otherwise in very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #950 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, otherwise in very good condition. Excellent image. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #951 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England 1893-1920. Three early sepia postcards of Ranji. Two are mono real photographs, one of Ranji in batting pose at the wicket, Rotophot/ Thiele series no. 7257, crease to one corner, minor silvering. The other of Ranji in fielding pose taking a catch, Hartmann series no. 1371 titled ‘Well Caught’. Both postally unused. Also a sepia postcard of Ranji in batting pose, Wrench Series no. 1379. Handwritten correspondence to f Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #952 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England, 1893-1920. ‘Jam Saheb of Nawanagar, (K.S. Ranjitsinhji.) The Leg Glance’. Mono postcard on printed green background from an original photograph by G.W. Beldam of Ranjitsinhji, full length, in batting pose. ‘Famous Batsmen. In the Open’ series no. 6450 of six cards, first published by Raphael Tuck & Son in 1907. Postally unused. Sold with a colour postcard of Ranji in batting pose, title ‘K.S. Ranjitsinhji, Sussex’. V Login to bid Estimate£30 - £40Starting£20 Lot #953 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England, 1893-1920. A selection of twenty one early cigarette and trade cards, each featuring Ranji, all loose mounted to three large pages, some with additional duplicates displaying the verso. Issues include W.D. & H.O. Wills ‘Cricketers’ 1896 (rare), ‘50 Cricketers’ 1901 no. 21, ‘50 Vanity Fair 1st Series’ 1902 no. 21, and ‘3rd Series’ 1902. Ogden’s Guinea Golds ‘Large Machette’ 1899, Overseas Issue 1899, Guinea Golds 1900 Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #954 Ranjitsinhji. Three biographies of Ranji, two signed by the author. Signed titles are ‘The Land of Ranji and Duleep, with preface by H.H. The Maharaja of Jam Sahib of Nawangar’, C.A. Kincaid, Edinburgh 1931. Original hardback. Dustwrapper with some wear. Signed and dedicated in ink to front endpaper by Kincaid, 27th August 1945. Good condition. ‘Ranji. Maharajah of Connemara’, Anne Chambers, Dublin 2002. Softback, signed by the author. Sold with ‘Migrant Races. Empire, identity and K.S. Ranjitsi Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #955 Ranjitsinhji. ‘Nawanagar and its Critics being a critical examination and review of “The Inside View of the Administration of the State of Nawanagar of Prince Ranji (Published by the Secretary of the Indian States’ Peoples’ Conference)’. Published by the Nawanagar State, The Times of India Press, Bombay 1929. 213pp book in stiffened card wrappers, blue cloth spine. Compiled to defend the princely state of Nawanagar, and counter allegations of mismanagement and autocracy levelled against its rule Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #956 Ranjitsinhji. ‘The Biography of Colonel His Highness Jam Saheb of Nawanagar’. Roland Wild. London, first edition 1934. Handsomely rebound in half calf and marbled boards, raised bands and gilts to spine. Padwick 7983. Sold with ‘Ranji Prince of Cricketers’, Alan Ross, London 1983. Good dustwrapper. Signed letter slipped in with additional notes from the author to the late vendor. Very good condition. Qty 2. Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #957 Ranjitsinhji. ‘The Book of the Thames, from its Rise to its Fall’. Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Hall. Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., London, first edition 1859. Handsomely rebound in half calf and cloth boards, raised bands and gilts to spine, marbled endpapers, gilt to all page edges. Illustrated throughout the text with some 140 woodcuts. From Ranji’s collection with bookplate of ‘Maharahja Jam Shri Sir Ranjitsinghji Vibhaji’ to front endpaper, handwritten inscription in ink to second endpaper ‘Maharaja Jams Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #958 Ranjitsinhji. ‘An Atlas of the Progress in Nawanagar State. Accomplished since the accession in March 1907, of Lieutentant-Colonel his Highness Shri Sir Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji, Maharaja Jam Saheb of Nawanagar’ containing twenty-one charts and maps with text. John De La Valette. London 1931. Original red and yellow boards. Signed and inscribed by the author to front end paper, ‘To Tom Salt, in Friendship from John De La Valette’ and dated 27th July 1933. Minor wear to boards, otherwise in good/ ver Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #959 Ranjitsinhji. ‘Ranji. A Centenary Album’. Vasant Raiji. Bombay 1972. Original decorative gold stiffened board wrappers. Minor creasing to board extremities otherwise in good condition. Sold with ‘Jamnagar. A Sketch of its Ruler and its Administration’, numerous photographic plates including city views and portraits. Naoroja M. Dumasia. Bombay 1927. Original blue cloth with ornate gilt decoration and title to front and spine. Minor worm damage to front board and final few pages, otherwise in very Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #960 ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. Ranjitsinhji. Edinburgh 1897. Limited edition of 350 copies signed by Ranjitsinhji, this being number 99. Hand made paper, top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed. Original oatmeal cloth covers. Padwick 467. Soiling and bumping to covers, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£250 - £350Starting£150 Lot #961 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Sussex & England 1895-1920. Original mono cabinet card photograph of Ranjitsinhji standing at the wicket in batting pose wearing his Sussex cap. Nicely signed to lower border by Ranjitsinhji in black ink. Photograph by E. Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Advertising to verso. An excellent image. The card measures approximately 4.25”x6.5”. Good/very good condition Login to bid Estimate£250 - £350Starting£150Current absentee£150 (1 bid) Lot #962 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Cambridge University, Sussex, London County & England, 1893-1920. Large original sepia photograph of Ranji at the wicket in batting pose looking directly at the camera. The photograph measures 7.75”x10.75”, laid to photographer’s mount, overall 8.75”x11.75”. Photographer unknown. Loss and creasing to mount corners, the photograph in very good condition. A nice image. Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #963 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 in good/ very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #964 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 Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #965 ‘Ranjitsinhji 3d Cigar’. Large heavy cast iron cigar cutter, the metal top with portrait of Ranjitsinhji, head and shoulders, wearing cap, blazer and tie with the wording ‘’Ranjitsinhji 3d Cigar’ to side. Wind-up mechanical mechanism beneath. ‘Patent number. Feb 19 1889’ to base, with grooved match striker to side. Made by the Erie Specialty Co, Erie, Pennsylvania USA. Workings rusted and broken. Wear and loss of colour to the wording and image of Ranjitsinhji otherwise in good original conditio Login to bid Estimate£800 - £1,200Starting£480 Lot #966 No lot Login to bid Starting£0 Lot #967 Cricket ephemera from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. An interesting collection of signed letters to Curtis from officials at various cricket, rugby and football clubs including Geoffrey Howard, Surrey 1966, Billy Griffth, Lords 1967, Jack Wood, Lancashire 1968, Leslie Deakins, Warwickshire 1967, Jimmy Hill, Coventry City F.C. 1966. Matthew Engel, Editor, Wisden 1997 etc. Also a good selection of Curtis’ typed ‘crib sheets’, scripts, articles photograph Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #968 Cricket and actors orders of service 1976-2011. Four orders of service for Ken Barrington, Southwark Cathedral 1981, Brian Johnston, Westminster Abbey 1994 (with accompanying printed poem eulogy by Richard Stilgoe), and two actors, Martin Boddy, founder of The Lord’s Taverners, St. John’s Wood Church 1976, and Trevor Bannister, Putney Vale Crematorium 2011. From the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Good/ very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£20 - £30Starting£10 Lot #969 Lord’s Taverners 1950s-1970s. Box comprising a good selection of programmes, menus, scorecards and the odd photograph relating to Lord’s Taverners events, from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Includes an original pen and ink artwork of caricatures of attendees at the ‘Lord’s Taverners Leicester Inaugural Luncheon’, 20th November 1975, signed by seventeen including Fred Rumsey, Reg Simpson, Ray Illingworth, Ben Brocklehurst, Jack Birkenshaw, Alan Curtis, Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #970 Australian tours to England 1968-1975. Three official Australian autograph sheets for the tours to England in 1968, 1972 and the World Cup 1975. Signatures include Lawry, I. Chappell, Cowper, Hawke, Inverarity, Mallett, Renneberg, Redpath, Walters, Stackpole, Gleeson, Lillee, Marsh, Sheahan, G. Chappell, Gilmour, McCosker, Thomson, Walker etc. Sold with a colour printed photograph of Kim Hughes in batting action, signed by Hughes. From the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cric Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #970a Lord’s Taverners 1960s/1970s. A selection of eleven signed letters from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer, relating to Curtis’ involvement with Lord’s Taverners charity fundraising matches and events. Notable is one from Colin Cowdrey thanking Curtis and the Lord’s Taverners committee for their congratulations on Kent winning the County Championship in 1970. Others include replies to invitations to play in matches from Don Kenyon, Stanley Baker, Bob Gale a Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #971 England tour to West Indies 1985/86. Two copies of official England autograph sheets for the tour to West Indies in 1986. Both sheets fully signed by all twenty one listed members of the touring party. Signatures include Gower (Captain), Gatting, Botham, Downton, Ellison, Foster, French, Gooch, Lamb, Willey etc. Light creasing and minor staining to one sheet, otherwise in good condition. Sold with an official Christmas card for the ‘England Tour of Australia 1978-79’ signed by Ken Barrington. Ve Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #972 India tour to England 1990. Sachin Tendulkar’s first overseas tour. Official colour photograph of the Indian touring party seated and standing in rows wearing tour blazers. The photograph signed in ink by eighteen members of the touring party. Players’ signatures include Azharuddin (Captain), Shastri, Kapil Dev, Tendulkar, Sidhu, Hirwani, Prabhakar, More, Manjrekar, Kumble, Mongia, Vengsarkar etc. 10”x8”. From the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer with annotat Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #973 England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval 1968. Three different original mono press photographs of the closing moments of the deciding 5th Ashes Test at the Oval, all with the England players fielding in close with Derek Underwood bowling. Two depict different views of the dismissal of Graham McKenzie for the eighth wicket, caught by Dave Brown at short leg off the bowling of Underwood. The third shows the iconic moment when Underwood took the wicket of John Inverarity, who had batted throughout t Login to bid Estimate£200 - £300Starting£120 Lot #974 Cricket photographs from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer, 1960s/1970s. A large selection of original photographs including seventeen original mono press photographs of which three are signed by the featured players, some with dedication ‘To Alan’. Signatures are Basil D’Oliveira, Garry Sobers, Colin Cowdrey and Brian Close. Others unsigned feature Ray Illingworth, Alan Knott, Ashley Mallett, with other subjects including charity matches, a flooded pitch Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #975 Lord’s and The Oval wartime and 1940s scorecards. A good selection of forty one scorecards from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer, all (with two exceptions) for matches played at Lord’s and The Oval covering internationals, county and representative matches. Lord’s wartime scorecards include England v Australia 29th May 1944, 19th- 22nd May 1945, 14th July 1945 and 6th- 8th August 1945, v Dominions 25th- 28th August 1945, Oxford v Cambridge 23rd June 1945, Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #976 Cricket scorecards 1950s-1960s from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. A large selection of some 140 official scorecards covering Test, tour, county and representative matches. One, for the tour match, Surrey v Australians, The Oval 1956, is signed by Jim Laker who took 10/88 in the first innings, and Tony Lock who took 7/49 in the second. The signatures faded but legible. England Test match scorecards include v Australia The Oval 1953, 1956, 1964, 1968, H Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #977 Cricket scorecards 1970s-1990s. A large selection of over two hundred official scorecards from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer, covering Test, tour, one day international, county and representative matches. Test, one day international and tour series scorecards include Australia 1972, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1985. India 1971, 1974, 1979, 1982, 1986, 1990. New Zealand 1973, 1978, 1983, 1986, 1990, 1994. Pakistan 1971, 1974, 1978, 1982. South Africa 1994, Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #978 Prudential Cricket World Cup scorecards 1975-1983. Fourteen official scorecards from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Matches from the 1975 tournament are England v India Lord’s, Australia v West Indies (Lord’s final, West Indies won by 17 runs). From 1979, England v Australia Lord’s, Australia v Pakistan Trent Bridge, England v New Zealand Old Trafford, England v West Indies (Lord’s final, West Indies won by 92 runs). From 1983, West Indies v India Old Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20Current absentee£20 (1 bid) Lot #979 Surrey C.C.C. 1965 & 1971. Two signed official scorecards from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer, both with complete printed scores, one for Surrey v Middlesex, Gillette Cup semi-final, The Oval 14th July 1965. Surrey won by five wickets. Signed by twelve members of the Surrey team, the majority of whom played in the match. Signatures are Stewart (Captain), Pocock, Edrich, Gibson, Storey, Barrington, Arnold, Long, Harman, Smith, Tindall and Sydenham. Surre Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #980 Graham Gooch record 333 & 123. England v India. Lord’s 1990. Official scorecard from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer, with complete handwritten scores and heavily annotated in Curtis’ own hand, for the Lord’s Test match 26th- 31st July 1990 in which Gooch scored 333 and 123. Signed by all five centurions in the match, Gooch, Allan Lamb (139), Robin Smith (100no) for England, Mohammad Azharuddin (121) and Ravi Shastri (100) for India. Also signed by Angus Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #981 Cricket programmes, benefit and souvenir brochures, annuals, first day covers 1960s-1980s. A good selection from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Some items signed including brochures and programmes for Lord’s Taverners v Old England’, Trent Bridge 1968, signed to inside page by Harold Larwood. A Cunard brochure for the Pat Pocock Benefit Boxing Evening 1977, signed to inside by seven including Tony Greig, John Snow, Godfrey Evans, John Edrich, Jim Laker Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #982 Lord’s Finals 1967-1995. A good collection of official programmes and scorecards for Lord’s Finals of County cup competitions from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Includes a complete run of fourteen Gillette Cup Final programmes 1967-1980 (final year), with official scorecards for 1963-1965, 1967-1969, 1971-1980. Benson & Hedges Cup Final programmes for 1972, 1974-1976, 1979-1983, 1985, 1986, 1988-1992, and official scorecards for 1972-1976, 1978-1983, Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #983 Sporting and other programmes 1940s-1990s. A selection of seventeen official programmes (one exception), covering sporting and other events, from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Eleven programmes are for sporting events including rowing, ‘pirate’ programme for the 1946 Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race, Shrewsbury Open Regatta 1952. Wrestling at Lincoln 1951, Colwyn Bay 1960. Tennis, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 1956 first day, Davis Cup Great Britain Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #984 Cricket and football Charity, League and Cup programmes 1950/51 onwards. A selection of fourteen official programmes from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Includes two charity/ benefit match programmes for T.V. All Stars XI v Speedway Riders XI, Morden, Surrey 27th March 1960, and Arnold Long (Surrey cricket) and Peter Bonetti (Chelsea F.C.) Benefit cricket and football match 21st July 1971 (with annotations). Others are Shrewsbury Town 1952/53 F.A. Cup Login to bid Estimate£30 - £40Starting£20 Lot #985 Rugby Union and League programmes 1940s-1960s. Thirty official match programmes from the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cricket announcer. Includes one Rugby League programme for Wakefield Trinity v Wigan, Challenge Cup Final, Wembley 4th May 1946. The remainder are Rugby Union, earlier programmes include British Empire v France, Richmond, 28th April 1945, five Guy’s Hospital programmes from 1944/45 (2) and 1945/46 (3), St. Mary’s Hospital v Coventry 1945/46, London Welsh v Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #986 ‘George Hirst Benefit Match 1904’. George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & England 1891-1929 and Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & England 1898-1930. Unusual Wood & Hulme of Burslem commemorative mug featuring both players. To front, ‘George H. Hirst, Yorkshire’s Celebrated All Round Cricketer. Hirst’s Benefit Aug 1st 1904’ with vignette of Hirst in batting pose and to verso ‘Wilfred Rhodes, Yorkshire’s Celebrated Bowler’ with vignette of Rhodes in bowling pose to reverse. Approx 4” high. The mug with chip Login to bid Estimate£200 - £300Starting£120 Lot #987 Herbert Sutcliffe, Yorkshire & England 1919-1945. Circular commemorative transfer printed ‘Baby’s Plate’ for ‘Herbert Sutcliffe World’s Record Maker, 4 Centuries in 5 Test Matches’ with vignette of Sutcliffe in batting pose. With ‘England and Australia Test records [for] 1924-1925-26. No of Innings 16. Runds- 1206. Average 80.40’ to base. No makers stamp to base but probably by W. Ellis Moorcroft of Bramley. 7” diameter. Some wear and loss to gold lustre to rim, some wear to rim with very minor Login to bid Estimate£200 - £300Starting£120 Lot #988 The Ashes’ England v Australia 1953. Magnificent Royal Worcester bone china plate produced by the factory to commemorate the Ashes series in England 1953. The plate bears the printed signatures in gold of the England and the Australian touring teams plus an image of the Ashes urn. Signatures include Hutton, Compton, May, Evans, Wardle, Laker, Lock, Trueman, Statham, Bedser, Hassett, Miller, Lindwall, Johnston, Davidson, Harvey, Benaud, Tallon, Morris etc. The plate measures approx 10.5” diameter Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70 Lot #989 Australia 1968. Royal Worcester bone china plate produced by the factory to commemorate the Australian tour of England in 1968. The plate bears the printed signatures in gold of the Australia touring team visiting Worcester for the opening match of the tour. The plate measures approx 10.5” diameter with signatures in gold to centre with decorative gold edging to rim. To reverse is the Royal Worcester mark with title ‘Australia Touring Side. England 1968’. Rare. Very good condition Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #990 Doulton Lambeth stoneware tyg. Large and impressive three handled tyg with three moulded relief vignettes of cricketers, a batsman, a fielder and wicket keeper in white on a brown background, the sides highly decorated with impressed floral motifs, the handles in the form of cricket bats, balls, each with a boater to top. Approximately 6” tall. Incised to base with Doulton Lambeth and makers marks for Mary Lilley and Annie Gentle, junior assistants and dated ‘1881’. A very small chip to the top Login to bid Estimate£300 - £500Starting£180Current absentee£180 (1 bid) Lot #991 Sydney Francis Barnes, Warwickshire, Lancashire, Staffordshire, England & Wales 1894-1930. A commemorative side plate with colour transfer printed vignette of Barnes stood at the wicket in bowling pose to centre, with inscription ‘Syd. F. Barnes-Famous International Bowler’ and below this a printed shield stating ‘Brilliant bowling by Barnes-obtained six wickets for 24 runs. The English team in Australia 1908’. The plate with ribbed outer border and gilt lustre to edge. 8” diameter. Good/very go Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #992 ‘Good for Fifty’ Royal Doulton Black Boy saucer, entitled ‘Good for Fifty’ printed with a boy in red shirt and a floppy hat in batting pose in front of the wicket to centre. Green floral decoration to edge. 5.5” diameter. Doulton backstamp and number ‘E4336’ to base. c1907. Good/very good condition. Rare Login to bid Estimate£180 - £250Starting£110 Lot #993 ‘Out for a Duck’. A Royal Doulton Black Boy dinner plate, entitled ‘Out for a Duck’ printed with a boy in red shirt and a floppy hat swinging the bat and being bowled out, the wicket broken. Green floral decoration to outer rim. 10.5” diameter. Doulton backstamp and number ‘D2864’ to base. Circa 1907. Good/very condition. A rarer ‘Black Boy’ title in lovely condition Login to bid Estimate£250 - £350Starting£150 Lot #994 ‘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. 9.5” diameter. Doulton backstamp and number ‘D2864’ to base. Odd very minor marks otherwise in good/very good condition. A rarer ‘Black Boy’ title Login to bid Estimate£250 - £350Starting£150 Lot #995 ‘Out for a Duck’ Royal Doulton Black Boy saucer, entitled ‘Out for a Duck’ printed with a boy in red shirt and a floppy hat in batting pose having attempted a big shot, looking back to see the ball hit his wicket. Green floral decoration to edge. 5.5” diameter. Doulton backstamp and number ‘E4336’ to base. c1907. Good/very good condition. Rare Login to bid Estimate£180 - £250Starting£110 Lot #996 ‘There’s Style’. Royal Doulton Black Boy miniature two handled bulbous pot, 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. 1.75” tall. Doulton backstamp to base. Circa 1907. Good/very good condition. A very scarce and rarely seen ‘Black Boy’ miniature ceramic in lovely condition Login to bid Estimate£300 - £500Starting£180 Lot #997 ‘Next Man In’. A small Royal Doulton Black Boy mug or tankard, entitled ‘Next Man In’ printed, to one side, with a boy cricketer in red shirt, grey trousers and a floppy hat, sitting on his bat, waiting to go in, to verso, the crest ‘The All Black Team’. Green floral decoration to outer rim, handle decorated in green. 2.75” tall. Circa 1907. Doulton backstamp and number ‘E4336’ to base. A rarer ‘Black Boy’ ceramic. Very good condition Login to bid Estimate£300 - £500Starting£180 Lot #998 ‘There’s Style’. Royal Doulton Black Boy miniature two handled bulbous pot, 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. 1.75” tall. Doulton backstamp to base. Circa 1907. Good/very good condition. A very scarce and rarely seen ‘Black Boy’ miniature ceramic in lovely condition Login to bid Estimate£300 - £500Starting£180 Lots per page 102550100 Previous|1...8910111213...19|Next12345678910111213141516171819 Previous 12345678910111213141516171819 Next Previous 12345678910111213141516171819 Next
