CERAMICS, a Royal Doulton Uncle Toby Series Teapot, printed with a cricketing scene of Uncle Toby batting, 6", Royal Doulton backstamp to base, from the Diversions Series, some crazing to glaze, hairline crack to inside (not showing on the outside), G to VG £250-300
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CERAMICS, a Royal Doulton Black Boy coffee can, 2.5", Next Man In, showing boy in red shirt sitting on bat with floppy hat, entitled The All Black Team, Doulton backstamp and E4331 (?) to base, slight scuffing to base, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £400-500
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CERAMICS, a Royal Doulton black boy saucer, 5.5", Out For A Duck, printed with boy in red shirt and floppy hat, Doulton backstamp with E4336 to base, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £250-300
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CERAMICS, a Royal Doulton black boy teacup, 2.75", Out For A Duck, showing usual boy in red shirt and floppy hat, from the All Black Team, Doulton backstamp with E4336 to base, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £200-250
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CERAMICS, a Royal Doulton black boy tea plate, 6", Good For Fifty, printed with a boy in red shirt and floppy hat, Doulton backstamp and E4336 to base, some slight fading to boy's face, otherwise G to VG (Centre Page Illustration) £200-250
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CERAMICS, a Minton M.C.C. commemorative mug, the rim decorated in the Club's colour, with monogram of 1787-1937 to both sides, 5.25", stamped to base and impressed mark H328, ex Minton Museum, Provenance Lot 362 at Bonhams Sale No. 31215, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £120-160
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CERAMICS, a 5.25" spill vase, entitled The Catch Of The Season, after E.P. Kinsella, Copyright 489711 to base and made in Germany, slight scuffing to red shirt, some slight repair and repaint to hat, G (Centre Page Illustration) £120-160
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CERAMICS, a 5" spill vase, The Boss, after E.P. Kinsella, showing young boy in umpires kit, copyright 4823117 to base and Made in Germany, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £150-200
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GLASSWARE, a 9" cut-glass decanter in the shape of a cricket ball, with cricket ball stopper and silver rim, Sheffield 1994, EX £40-60
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GLOUCESTERSHIRE, scorecards 1970s-90s, many multiple signed, by both the home and visiting teams, generally G, 200* £70-90
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BOOKS, the majority pre-1930, inc Eton v Harrow at Lord's, The History Of Yorkshire County Cricket Club 1833-1903, Cricket Reminiscences by Warner, Wickets & Goals by Catton, Yorkshire Cricket Council 1899-1951, Badminton Library 1890, Cricket by Ford, Cricket by Holland, Cricket by Lyttelton, Cricket Songs And More Cricket Songs by Gale, Strand magazine July, Dec. 1895, The Hambledon Men by Lucas, The Bradman Albums in slipcase, generally G, 17 £100-150
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A.C.S., Quarterly Journals, The Cricket Quarterly, The Cricket Statistician, minor counties, Second XI Annuals, 1960s-90s, generally G to VG, Qty £30-40
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ANNUALS, booklets, magazines etc., all softbacks, inc Cricketing In Essex, Howzat with A.E. Winder bookplate, Lillywhite facsimile annuals 1883, 1884-96; South Africa Cricket Annuals 1977-81, 1983, 1989, The Story signed by Len Hutton, Club histories, Flagstaff Annuals, Day & Mason Annuals, The Cricketer issues from 1950s, Club Histories etc., generally G, Qty £80-120
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PROGRAMMES, magazines, special issues etc., Glos. v Somerset 1992, Refuge Semi-Final 1988, Glos. v Lancs 1984, NatWest Final 1966, each signed by some of the teams, tour brochures 1990s, yearbooks etc., G to VG, 24 £35-50
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GLOUCESTERSHIRE, programmes, inc signed, NatWest 1988 Final, NatWest 1999 Final, v Hampshire 1989, together with some other autographs inc Old England 1982 signed by 21 players, G to VG, 50* £30-50
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AUTOGRAPHS, signed benefit brochures, 1960s-90s inc Imran Khan, Alan Oakman, Mike Brearley, Glenn Turner, Viv Richards, Hallam Mosely, G to VG, 30 £40-60
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AUTOGRAPHS, signed hardback editions of Gloucestershire Road signed by 45 players; Somerset Sunshine Sixes And Cider signed by 20 players; History Of Leicestershire signed by 20 players inc J. Lloyd, Bomber Wells, Tom Graveney, Stovold, Cartwright, K. Palmer, Caddick, Boon, Birkenshaw, Steel, dj, VG, 4 £60-90
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BOOKS, hardback editions inc Bat & Ball by Moult, Cricket by Fry, Cricket Personalities by Leveson Gower, Nottinghamshire Cricket & Cricketers by Ashley Cooper, Tours And Tests by Farnes, The Eton Ramblers Cricket Club by Norman etc., about G, 7 £30-40
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BOOKS, mixed selection on Hobbs and Hammond, inc Instructional, Playing For England, Cricket My World, Cricketers' School, Between The Wickets etc., softback (1), dj (2), generally G, 8 £30-40
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MIDDLESEX, 4.5" x 7" album page, signed by 12 members of a 1947/49 side, inc Edrich, Price, L and D Compton, Young etc., slight staining, G £25-35
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, 4.5" x 7" album page, signed by 12 members of a 1947/48 side, inc Keeton, Stocks, Hardstaff, Voce, Simpson etc., VG £20-30
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ENGLAND, a scarce sepia 5.5" x 3", showing Rhodes, Makepeace, Hearne, Hendren and Woolley relaxing on board the RMS Osterley, en route to Australia, taken by a member of the 1921 English tourists (possibly Abe Waddington, Yorks), VG £30-40
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ASHES THE, a rare sepia 5.5" x 3", showing 12 members of the 1921 tourists at Cook station on the journey from Perth to Adelaide, taken by a member of the 1921 English tourists possibly Abe Waddington (Yorks), VG £40-60
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ASHES THE, a scarce sepia p/b p/c, taken by a member of the 1921 English tourists (possibly Abe Waddington Yorks), showing J.W. Makepeace and A. Dolphin fishing during quarantine at Freemantle Oct 1920, a case of typhoid was reported on board the RMS Osterley and the party spent 7 days in quarantine, annotated in pencil to reverse, slight corner crease, G £25-35
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FELIX, hardback edition of Felix On The Bat, 1845, 1st Edition, with colour plates by Watts and b/w plates, spine and boards damaged and partially loose, FR to about G £150-200
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BOOKS, hardback editions, inc Reliquiae Literatae by Woodruff 1907; The 1899 Australians In England by Sharpham (McKenzie 1997), Archie Jackson Story LE.875 signed by Frith (dj, heavy staining); The Doings Of The Fourth Australian Cricket Team (McKenzie 1990), some staining to djs, G, 4 £35-50
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VALENTINE B.H., Kent, 1927-48, England 7 tests, signed 3.5" x 5.5", h/s, by City Press, a.m.r. to corners, G £30-40
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CAPES C.J., Kent, 1923-28, 33 matches, signed RP p/c, full-length in blazer, slight silvering, G £30-40
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BRYAN G.L., Kent, 1920-33 (51 matches), RP p/c, half-length seated in blazer and dated 1925, VG £35-50
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AUSTRALIA, Don Bradman Anglo American Sporting Club Menu, 1994, designed by Roy Ulyett, signed to front cover; together with a 3" x 2" plain card signed by Bradman, Ring, Lindwall and I. Johnson in pencil, collected in 1948 whilst playing golf at Royal Burgess Club, FR to about VG, 2 £80-100
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*ASHES THE, a rare sepia 53" x 11" panoramic of the first test match England v Australia Sydney Cricket Ground, 16th December 1901, scoreboard showing Braund 58 and Lilley 80 and England 392 for 6, laid down to photographers mount and annotated 'Presented to the Kent County Cricket Club by the Hon. John See Prime Minister on behalf of the State of N.S.W. and his Co-Trustees of the Cricket Ground', in contemporary oak frame, glazed, 62" x 21" overall, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, slight wrinkling and some scuffing, G (Centre Page Illustration) £1000-1500
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*KENT, a rare 45" x 31" b/w print by Chevallier Tayler, showing Kent playing Lancs at Canterbury, signed in pencil by Lord Harris and Chevallier Tayler, each player annotated to mount, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, tears to top margin, not affecting print, slight stains to bottom margin, G (Centre Page Illustration) £400-600
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KENT, hardback edition of the blue book, 1932, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, slight scuffing to board, G to VG £20-30
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KENT, hardback edition of the blue book, 1934, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, slight staining to boards, G to VG £20-30
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KENT, hardback edition of the blue book, 1935, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, G to VG £20-30
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KENT, hardback edition of the blue book, 1937, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, slight staining to gilt, G £20-30
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*KENT, 6" x 4.5" original glass negatives, B.H. Valentine in portrait, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, VG, 3 £20-30
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*KENT, 6" x 4.5" original glass negatives, A.P.F. Chapman, mainly portraits in blazer, one smaller, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, G, 4 £20-30
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*KENT, 6" x 4.5" original glass negatives, mainly portraits in blazers, G. Capes, G. Wood, A.J. Evans, J.A. Deed, W.S. Cornwallis and G. Collins, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, G to VG, 6 £30-40
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*KENT, 6" x 4.5" original glass negatives, team photos, 1905, 1925, 1926, 1935, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, about G to VG, 4 £25-35
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*KENT, 6" x 4.5" original glass negatives, team photos, 1922, 1923, 1932, 1936, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, G to VG, 5 £30-40
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*KENT, 6" x 4.5" original glass negatives, team photos, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1929, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, G to VG, 4 £30-40
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*KENT, sepia 4" x 5.5" vignette style photo of Frederick Hollands, 1849-59, 29 matches, overmounted, framed and glazed, 9" x 11" overall, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, some age toning to mount, G £40-50
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*KENT, 5" x 6" photo of an oil painting of Henry Tufton, 11th Earl Of Thanet, played 1794-1800, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, overmounted in cream, framed and glazed, 8.5" x 10.5" overall, foxing and staining to mount, G £30-40
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*KENT, 4" x 5.5" photo of the Rev. John Alered Pepys, Kent 1859-69, 13 matches, laid down to annotated professional mount, by Collis, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, framed and glazed, 9" x 10.5" overall, some silvering and staining, G £30-40
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*KENT, a sepia cabinet photo of the Rev. Sir J.R.L. Emilius Laurie, played 1842-44, signed to bottom of mount, photo by White, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, overmounted in cream, framed and glazed, 8.5" x 10.5" overall, some foxing to mount, G £100-120
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*KENT, a 3.75" x 5" oval photo of William Goodhew, 1854-66, 69 matches, laid down to annotated professional photographers mount, by Collis, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, 8.5" x 10.5", slight silvering, G £35-50
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*KENT, a 6" x 7.5" photographic style print of Thomas Hills, played 1836-1840, laid down to mount, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, framed and glazed, 8.5" x 10.5" overall, staining to bottom of mount, FR to G £25-35
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*KENT, a 3.75" x 5.5" sepia photograph of William Penn, dated 1878, played 1870-78, 18 matches, one of three brothers, signed to original photographers mount, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, framed and glazed, 8.5" x 10.5" overall, G £100-150
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*KENT, a rare sepia 9.5" x 11.5" photo of F.G. & A. Hearne, J. Crow, W. Wright and F. Martin, in civilian clothes, laid down to mount and annotated in hand, sold on behalf of Kent County Cricket Club, 11.5" x 14" overall, foxing to mount, G to VG (Centre Page Illustration) £200-300
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