ARLOTT JOHN, 13" x 10" pen and ink sketches of Arlott, both h/s, with him holding pipe, on art board, with annotation in another hand 'this one Pete', previously the property of John Arlott, provenance T.V.S. 9th November 1999, Lot 2383, G to VG £40-50
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, Frank Woodhead, a 1930s Notts blazer badge, together with a Notts player's cap from the 1970s, both awarded to Frank Woodhead, the badge when playing the cap when coach, with letter of authenticity from his son, VG, 2 £80-120
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YORKSHIRE, a 3.5" x 2.5" photo of the 1885 side, by Hawkins, laid down to printed mount, 6.5" x 4.5" overall, slight staining, G to about VG £70-90
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DERBYSHIRE, 3.5" x 2.5" photo of the Derbys team 1877, by Hurst, laid down to printed card, 6.5" x 4", corner rounding and creasing, about G £60-90
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WORCESTERSHIRE, RP sepia p/c, by Horace Dudley, unusual, slight creasing, G £25-35
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HOBBS JACK, RP p/cs, both full-length batting, one signed, G to VG, 2 £35-50
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SCARBOROUGH, RP, p/cs, by Walker (3), Hey (1), inc Leveson Gower, West Indies etc., slight corner crease (1), about G to VG, 4 £40-60
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PLAYERS, p/cs, inc S. Gregory, Ranji/Fry, Grace (National Portrait, Trade - Fleetwood-Smith, Grimmett, Hirst, Fairfax RP, Leyland cricket bat advert by Sykes (creased), FR to VG, 9 £50-80
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WARWICKSHIRE, b/w, 1911 (p/b) and another by Shakespeare Press; RP of match at Edgbaston, G, 3 £40-60
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GLAMORGAN, a scarce RP of Glamorgan v Breconshire at Brecon, 3rd June 1936, annotated to reverse, VG £30-40
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KENT, RP p/cs, by Flemons (3), Hunt (1), p/b (2), 1940s-70s, b/w (1), G to VG, 5 £50-80
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KENT, RP, team at Dover 1922, who played Lancs and Notts, Troughton Capt., by Fisk-Moore, about VG £20-30
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KENT, RP, p/cs, 1924, 1927, by Flemons, G to VG, 3 £35-50
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KENT, b/w and printed, inc 1906 (4), 1908 (2), 1909, generally G, 10 £50-80
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KENT, RP p/cs, v Warwicks 1936, v Glamorgan at Tonbridge 1939, one by Wilkes, the other by Flemons, G to VG, 2 £35-50
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YORKSHIRE, b/w p/cs, inc Lord Hawke Capt., Wrench, Wilson Capt., 1925 etc., G, 9 £50-80
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SUSSEX, RP, p/cs, Ranji Capt (heavily creased), Sussex County Nursery, 1957, 1960 (signed by Dexter to reverse) and 1967, FR (1), otherwise G to VG, 5 £50-80
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SURREY, RP p/cs, 1953, 1955, 1957, all by Dick, VG to EX, 3 £35-50
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NEW ZEALAND, RP, p/cs, inc Hadlee and Kerr at Scarborough, 1931 and 1958 teams; b/w 1973 at Eastbourne (creased), FR to VG, 4 £40-60
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AUSTRALIA, p/cs, inc RP (4), 1905, 1926, 1930, 1950s trade issues with facsimile signatures to reverse, 1964 (2), generally G to VG, 6 £60-80
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PRINT, a 36 x 26 reproduction of English and Australian Cricketers at Lord's, July 1886, framed and glazed, EX £30-40
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TRUEMAN FRED, signed and inscribed 4.5 x 6.5, to Cliff, overmounted, framed and glazed, 8 x 10 overall, given by Herbert Sutcliffe to the vendor who looked after him in his later years, VG £25-35
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STOPPARD TOM, an 8 x 10 printed quotation entitled The Real Thing, LE.216/500, signed in red by Stoppard, overmounted in dark red, framed and glazed, 12 x 15 overall, slight wrinkling, VG £25-35
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ENGLAND V SOUTH AFRICA, a 7 x 14 coloured print of the Lord's Pavilion by David Gentleman, signed and inscribed to mount, 'To Roger and Jill This was a great win at Lord's, Best Wishes, Clive Rice', signed to margin by 14 South African players and 7 English players. in pencil, inc. Cronje, Donald, Hudson, Shaw, Hick, Frazer, Salisbury, White etc., laid down to board, G to VG £40-60
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SOBERS GARY, a signed 12 x 16" coloured montage of him h/s and in batting poses, one showing Alan Knott keeping wicket, EX £20-30
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VANITY FAIR, Bobby (Robert Abel) 1902; The Lobster, D.L. Jephson 1902, In His Father's Footsteps, Lord Dalmeny 1904, all by Spy, Charlie Blyth by A.L.S. 1910, each overmounted in cream, 14" x 20" overall, G to VG, 5 £70-90
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VANITY FAIR, A Flannelled Fighter, Hon. F.S. Jackson, by Spy, Aug. 28th 1902, overmounted in cream, 14" x 20" overall, G £30-40
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VANITY FAIR, Ranji, by Spy, Aug. 26th 1897, overmounted in cream, 14" x 20", G £60-80
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VANITY FAIR, Yorkshire, George Hirst, by Spy, 20th Aug. 1903, overmounted in cream, 14" x 20" overall, G £30-40
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VANITY FAIR, Cricket, W.G. Grace, by Spy, June 9th 1899, overmounted in cream, 14" x 20" overall, G £80-120
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GRACE W.G., and Tom Emmett, 10" x 9" print showing them both by Roger Marsh, signed by the artist to white margin, LE.42/250, with details of Marsh's career to reverse, overmounted in cream, framed and glazed, 17" x 16" overall, EX £25-35
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TRUMPER VICTOR, a 21" x 18" colour print from The Legends Of Cricket Series, signed to white margin by the artist Dave Thomas, LE.389/550, overmounted in cream, framed and glazed, 27" x 24" overall, with certificate of authenticity, EX £60-80
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CRAWFORD J.N., a 12" x 18" pull from an original Beldam photo, showing him full-length about to advance down the wicket, overmounted in cream, framed and glazed, 18" x 24" overall, VG £25-35
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GRACE W.G., 13" x 19" print of Grace by John Hawkins, signed by him to white margin, being LE.1/250, overmounted, framed and glazed, 18" x 24" overall, EX £40-60
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TRUMPER VICTOR, a 19" x 13" print by John Hawkins of Trumper batting, signed by the artist to white margin, LE.1/200, overmounted framed and glazed, 23" x 18.5" overall, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanacks, mixed selection between 1989-2009, softbacks (4), dj as issued, G to EX, 22 £30-40
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PLATED WARE, an 8" egg coddler in the shape of a cricket ball, the warming pan holder based on stumps, crossed bats and bails, with small stumps bat and ball to top as handle, probably Edwardian period, with original 4-egg holder inside, some patina, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £200-300
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CERAMICS, a 4" bisque spill vase in the form of the Hambledon Stone, on Broad Halfpenny Down, printed with the arms of Hambledon 'Hambledon Cricket Club c.1750-1780', rare, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £600-700
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PLATED WARE, a pair of presentation plated serviette holders, with leaning stumps and bat to either side of ring, awarded to J.P. Bush, batting average W.C.C.C. 1909, VG to EX, 2(Centre Page Illustration) £150-200
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GRACE W.G., a 5" bronze style figure of Grace full-length holding bat, probably a car mascot, mounted to a 3" brass bearing, unusual, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £80-120
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MANTEL CLOCK, a Victorian brass mantel clock, the case in the form of stumps and a cricket bat, on an oval naturalistic case base, with bun feet, the ceramic dial with a gilded centre and arabic numerals, with a French movement (possibly working) stamped British United Clock, No. 24 stamped to base, slight pitting, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £200-300
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AWARD, a 5" silver plated award of crossed bats, stumps and balls, the John Fisher Trophy, presented to Stephen Conroy, G £40-60
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CERAMICS, a 5" spill vase, How's That!, with young boy keeping wicket in red shirt and floppy white hat, after Kinsella, Copyright 789712 and Made in Germany to base, one leaf of spill vase slightly chipped otherwise VG (Centre Page Illustration) £150-200
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ASHES THE, a silver plated 4" x 3" ashtray, from the Savoy Hotel, London, for a dinner given on the 30th April 1934, entitled I'm Here For The Ashes, by Walker & Hall of Sheffield, VG £80-100
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CERAMICS, a Minton M.C.C. commemorative ashtray, the rim decorated in the Club's colours and with monogram of 1787- 1937 to both sides, 4.5" dia., with Minton stamp to base, rare, from the Minton Museum, Provenance ex Bonhams Lot 362, Sale 31215, VG (Centre Page Illustration) £250-300
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AUTOGRAPHS, official and unofficial team sheets, Essex 1983, Middx 1983, Derbys 1985 etc., G to VG, 4 £25-35
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AUTOGRAPHS, an official team sheet for India 1982, together with England side for the 1st test at Lord's; unsigned newspaper team poster etc., laminated pages (5), G to VG, 9 £40-60
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PAKISTAN, an official team sheet by the 1982 tourists, with biographical details, folds, G £25-35
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ASHES THE, tour to UK 1985, inc facsimile team sheets (2), England (2), Castlemaine photo, official team sheet, programme etc., G to VG, 8 £50-70
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BOOKS, inc hardback edition A Cricketer On Cricket by Ford, Ayres Cricket Companion 1931, Washbrook's Annual 1949, Cricket Triumphs And Trouble by Parkin, G, 4 £30-40
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