Knight's Sporting Auctions Auction of Cricket, Football, Golf & Sporting Memorabilia - Live Three Day Auction (#16) 29/11/2024 10:30 AM GMT Closed Starts Ending 29/11/2024 10:30 AM GMT Auction Info View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 331-340 of 1383. Previous|1...323334353637...139|Next Lot #329 A Durtnall ‘Skyscraper’ bat c.1795. Early one-piece cricket bat with plain convex face and ridged back, bound handle, measuring 35” long and weighing 2lbs 8 oz. The unspliced bat was made for a right handed batsman. The top of the handle impressed with ‘H Durtnall’, and ‘H Durtnall Peckham Kent’ to toe. Sold with the late vendor’s research notes giving further information on the bat. Some worm holes, otherwise in good condition. View details Estimates£300 - £500Winning Bid£500StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #330 A Thomson of Windsor ‘plain match’ bat of 1847. The one piece bat with ‘Batchelor & Revel August 17th 1847’ imprinted with decorative borders in faded gold lettering and black highlighting to face across shoulders. ‘Thompson Windsor’ impressed to top of handle and to toe. The bat, with flat back becoming slightly humped to lower middle, measures 33.3”, weighing 1lb 14oz, bound handle. Sold with the late vendor’s research notes giving further information on the bat. Some signs of wear otherwise i View details Estimates£150 - £250StatusUnsoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #331 A late one-piece cricket bat. A mid 19th Century one-piece cricket bat made by John Thompson of Windsor and dated 1848. The bat is unspliced, narrow and straight shouldered with an unusually slightly convex face and the back of the blade is humped. The bat was made for a right handed batsman and measures 34.25”, weighing 2lbs 9oz, bound handle. There is what appears to be an old museum label to the back of the bat which reads ‘Bat dating 1848. Belonging to G. Mellor. Given to his great grandson View details Estimates£150 - £250Winning Bid£90StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #332 An Edward J. Page ‘Superior Cane Handle’ bat of 1862. The bat with ‘Kennington’ and ‘Surrey’ impressed to shoulders of an otherwise plain face. To the rear shoulders ‘Edward J. Page’ and Superior’ across the splice. On the back is a silver shield engraved ‘Presented by the President of the Newtown Cricket Club, To Mr. Thomas Galvin, As highest scorer for the First Eleven for 1862-3’. The bat measures 34.25” and weighs 2 lbs. The back is gently rounded rather than ridged, flattening towards the t View details Estimates£70 - £100Winning Bid£80StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #333 A one piece bat from Eton 1863. The bat with ‘Scarlett’ and ‘Windsor’ impressed to top shoulders of the face with hand painted inscription below, ‘Brocas Eton Aug. 27th 1863’, in gold lettering and black highlighting with decorative borders. To the back, the inscription in ink of ‘T. Mayne Eton’. The back of the bat is slightly concave rather than ridged, flattening towards the toe. The bat measures 33.5”, weighing 1lb 7oz, with bound handle. Bought by the late vendor at auction in Australia. So View details Estimates£150 - £250StatusUnsoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #334 Aquila Clapshaw cricket bat 1875. An early cricket bat made by Clapshaw and exported to Australia. The bat is typical of this period, the blade is slim and the back almost flat at the top, becoming slightly humped as it reaches the toe. The handle made from four strips of cane glued together. Small repair and restoration to the toe and string binding at the top and lower middle of the blade. The top of the handle has impressed Aquila Clapshaw & Sons, City Road, London’ and under the toe is impre View details Estimates£100 - £150Winning Bid£70StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #335 A John Fensom split cane handled bat of 1877. Impressed to the front shoulders and on the front and back of the splice are the names ‘J. Fensom’, repeated to the top of the central cane of the handle. On the back is a silver shield engraved ‘Presented to B. Dawson by his friends for his score of 47, Yeadon v. Otley 6th Aug.t. 1877’. The back rises to a shallow hump from the splice, flattening towards the toe. The handle is formed from eight triangular canes joined to three rectangular strips of View details Estimates£80 - £120Winning Bid£75StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #336 A Frowd’s Patent Presentation bat of 1884. The bat with impressed makers’ Trade Marks depicting an elephant to the shoulders of the face, with ‘Frowd’s Patent Extra Spring Anti-concussive Handle’ across the splice and maker’s details for ‘James Lillywhite, Frowd & Co. Manufacturers’ of Newington Causeway, Borough, London below. The remainder of the slightly convex face is plain. The back is slightly humped, the toe modelled for a right-handed batsman. To the back is a silver metal plaque engrave View details Estimates£70 - £100Winning Bid£65StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #337 A Benjamin Warsop bat of 1884. ‘Rev. W.H. Churchill’s Warsop Conqueror’. Impressed to the face on each shoulder, ‘B. Warsop, Marylebone’. Below the splice, the impressed mark in circular motif of ‘B. Warsop Conqueror Patent Spring Handle Trade Mark’ and below that ‘Registered’. Alongside the splice, handwritten in ink the inscription ‘Churchill Cambridge 1884’, and similarly to the back, faintly inscribed ‘Churchill’. The face of the bat is a little convex, the back slightly humped, the blade th View details Estimates£70 - £100StatusUnsold Lot #338 Kingsmill James Key. Surrey & Oxford University 1892-1904. ‘Record Partnership Bat 1887’. A Gradidge ‘Imperial Driver’ cricket bat used by Key when scoring 281 runs in a record stand with Hylton Philipson of 340 runs for the seventh wicket for Oxford University in their first innings against Middlesex at Chiswick on 23rd-25th June 1887. This was the highest first class score recorded The bat signed to the shoulder of the bat K.J. Key. The bat came from the family by descent and the bat and a bal View details Estimates£200 - £300StatusUnsold Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...323334353637...139|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139 Next Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139 Next
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