1 ) Bullfighting

2 ) "Horse Racing" SOLD
Old cut Diamond, Silver set, Gold backed, Gold detailing to the reins enamelled Jockeys's silks in owners's colours, Horses with Ruby set eyes. English, Circa 1890

3 ) Game Birds Cufflinks - Pheasant SOLD
Pheasant / Duck / Mallard / Partridge / Woodcock Crystal Cufflinks set in gold. English, Circa 1885. Very fine and three dimensional.

4 ) Game Birds Cufflinks - Ducks SOLD
Duck / Mallard / Partridge / Woodcock. 18 Carat Gold Cufflinks with very fine inlaid game birds. English assayed, 1926 SOLD

5 ) Enamel fox's head brooch
William Bishop Ford, English, (1832-1922), enamel fox's head brooch, signed 'W B Ford'and dated '1870'. English 15 carat gold set.

6 ) Cricket bat Stick Pin
18 carat gold, cricket bat, stick pin with platinum detail imitating the leather strapping to the handle, gold marked to the reverse '18' carat, English, circa 1910

7 ) Woodcock bar brooch
Diamond, gold and silver set, Woodcock bar brooch English, circa 1900.

8 ) Jockey 'colours' lapel pin
Jockey "colours" lapel pin sapphire diam, and rubies. American, circa 1940.

9 ) Reverse intaglio crystal of a snarling fox’s head
Unusual and rare heart shaped reverse intaglio crystal pendant of a snarling fox’s head, English, circa 1880

10 ) Muntjac deer gold mounted enamel stick pin, by William Bishop Ford (English, 1832-1922)
Muntjac deer gold mounted enamel stick pin, by William Bishop Ford (English, 1832-1922). Signed and dated to the reverse "W B Ford 1889" . Muntjacs were introduced into England at the end of the nineteenth century by the Duke of Bedford. The Reeve's Muntjac was named after John Reeves, who was an inspector with the East India Tea Company in 1812.

11 ) Rare reverse intaglio crystal of a Hare's head, 9ct gold set, English, circa 1900.
Rare reverse intaglio crystal of a Hare's head, 9ct gold set, English, circa 1900. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

12 ) Racing motor boat pendant
Piqu a jour, 18 carat gold, platinum, and diamond racing motor boat pendant, French, circa 1905

13 ) Sporting Silver Condiment Set.
Equestrian silver plated condiment set with silver guilt interior.

14 ) Reverse intaglio crystal fox hunting cufflinks
A set of double sided Fox hunting, reverse intaglio crystal gold cufflinks, marked "14 carat". America, circa 1920.

15 ) Gold and Enamel Fox Bracelet
Gold and enamel bracelet of a fox mask and tail. English, marked "18 carat".

16 ) "The Poacher"
Fox miniature enamel titled "The Poacher", by N.N.Crimp". Dated 1882.

17 ) Reverse intaglio crystal game bird cufflinks
Double sided reverse intaglio crystal game birds (Pheasant, Snipe, Duck & Grey Partridge) gold set cufflinks. English circa 1890.

18 ) Gold fox stickpin
Gold stickpin of a running fox. English, circa 1890.

19 ) Enamel racing pigeon stick pin
Enamel of a racing pigeon, set in 15 carat gold stick pin. English, circa 1900

20 ) Young Roe Deer etching by artist Kurt Meyer-Eberhardt (German, 1895 - 1977)
Young Roe Deer etching by artist Kurt Meyer-Eberhardt (German, 1895 - 1977). Etching on paper, signed in pencil "Kert Meyer-Eberhardt", published by Hanfstaengl Munich. SOLD

21 ) Reverse glass painted hunting scene.
Reverse glass painted hunting scene of mounted huntsmen with pack of Foxhounds chasing hare, titled as "LE Chase Publish according to Act of Parliement Sept 6th 1764 LA CHASE".

22 ) An Edwardian gold, diamond and emerald car, (possibly a De Dion) brooch
An Edwardian gold car brooch, with platinum spinning wheels, platinum mille grain diamond detail to the coachwork and an emerald head lamp. Possibly replica on a De Dion Bouton. English, circa 1903

23 ) Miniature carved and painted on mother of pearl of jockey up on "Mercutio"
Miniature carved and painted on mother of pearl of jockey up on "Mercutio"

24 ) Silver pin of a running hare
Silver pin of a running hare. English, circa 1905

25 ) Diamond Fox Brooch William Essex (English, 1784-1869)
Enamel platinum, diamond and pearl set brooch of a fox mask by William Essex. The enamel mounted in beaded and rope designed mount. Most likely the enamel the work of William Essex. The platinum, diamond and pearl setting American, circa 1905. Typically portray by Essex from the painting of the fox mask by Abraham Cooper. "The Royal Collection" today holds a substantial number of enamels by William Essex.