English Fox horn

An English fox hunt horn dated 1905. It has a 2 tone bright to dark silver finish. Hallmarked. Measures 12.25" long, weighs 43.6 grams.

England, mid-19th Century. End of a fox hunt with hounds and horsemen. 3.75"h.

Mid 19th Century. Spiraling fox hunt with horsemen, hounds and buildings including windmill. Initialed on the bottom "C+S". 5"h.

Antique English Fox hunting copper horn. 16"l x 3" dia

19th or early 20th century. Hand crafted group of copper and brass horns. The lot includes four various examples. L51" Sold from the collection of Jean and Steven Rothrock of Georgetown, South Carolin

A five-piece fox hunt grouping to include three English copper hunt horns, a fox head match holder, and a fox hunt-theme cream pitcher. Largest horn: 30in tall.

Three royal doulton Gone Away toby mugs, Lladro mother with pup, Lenox fox horn Struck German seated fox Two Aldridge Fox brode and Groom set and others as shown, see photos

Vintage English Fox Hunting Themed Lamp with Dressed Fox Figure Standing with Brass Hunting Horn. Lamp has a red shade that shows some minor wear. 31 inches x 9 inches at base.

Tobacco Honor Box. English [?], ca. 1900. Metal box used to vend tobacco on the honor system. Hand painted gold pheasant, fox, horn, and fowl motif. 5 1/2 x 9 ¼”. Coin slot in top. With key

Antique 19th C English Sterling Hunt Horn Brooch. Unique figural hand chased sterling silver English fox hunt brooch in the design of a hunting horn with three horseshoes. English hallmarks on back. M

Tobacco Honor Box. English [?], ca. 1900. Metal box used to vend tobacco on the “honor system.” Hand painted gold pheasant, fox, horn, and fowl motif. 5 1/2 x 9 ¼”. Coin slot in top. With key.

This is a beautiful antique bank in the form of a horseshoe with the horse being in the center surrounded by a fox, dog, rope and hunting horn. It is a representation of an English fox hunt. The only

20th century, possibly Chapman. The piece has fox hunt horns at upper body with adjustable tole style frame all over flared foot. H60" W17" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Caro

Pair of Antique English Amethyst Cut to Clear Crystal Urnscirca 1900, lidded with scrolling double handles, frosted oval medallion fox hunt scene centered to anterior body, horn and rider's crop medal

Group of Twelve Antique English Horn Beakers , incl. 4 retaining English silver mounts, h. 2 3/8 in. to 5 1/2 in.; together with silver-mounted bar spoon and 2 smaller horn spoons Provenance: Lucullus

F. Loree English Horn in Original Case. Dark wood body, silver metal hardware, cork fittings; original black fitted hard-case with canvas shell. 'F. LOREE star PARIS', 'MADE FRANCE', 'CI 15' markings.

F. Loree English Horn in Case. Dark wood body, silver metal mounts, cork fittings; black hardcase. 'F LOREE PARIS', 'FH(?) 72' markings with loss to the fill-in. {Approximate dimensions of assembled h

GHERARDI English horn made of maple, brown stained, German system, 9 nickel silver keys, around c. 1890, wood: condition 1, mechanism: condition 1 #739# German Description GHERARDI Englischhorn aus Ah

Group includes two smaller Staffordshire TALLIO cups, two rare English Staffordshire dogs, two larger red fox 5" tall note one chipped ear, and two 7" tall white fox one is Italian on English Italy (l

Vintage English Fox Hunting Oil Painting Framed 58.00x46.00" inches

Two 19th century English Horse Paintings. 1st item: Oil on canvas English fox hunting scene depicting hunters jumping a fence with a river in the background. Signed and dated "C. T. 98" lower left, si

English Horn Gramophone Brown wood case, marked "Service Special" on decal, brass horn, Ø 17 in., British made reproducer, good working condition. Englisches Trichtergrammophon Braunes Holzgehäuse,

Antique English fox and crown tavern sign. The advertising trade sign is constructed from two boards which have age cracks and secured with square head nails. Good condition with wear from normal use.

Pair of English Fox Hunt Diaromas w/ Lead Figures, "Castle Ashby" in Northamtonshire and "The Oak House" in Bromwich, Staffordshire, both from Baronial Halls (published in 1846), each 7" X 10 1/2", la