RETROBOT - COCK FIGHTING

Set of eight English chairs, tacked brown leather upholstered shaped top rail, back and seat. Rosewood frame and shaped legs, each overall 32.25" h. x 19.5" x 22.5". Condition: Wear to leather to incl

Tom HuckAmerican, (b. 1971)From: Bloody Bucket Series, "Ultimate Cock Fighting" 2004wood engraving, ed. A.P.signed, dated, titled, and numbered in pencil lower margin, framed.52 x 38 inches

Victorian Mahogany and Leather-Upholstered Cock-Fighting Chairthird quarter 19th century, of traditional form, the padded back fitted with an easel-back platform and rounded, padded sides, the padded

George II Style Mahogany and Leather Cock Fighting Chair 34 1/4 x 28 1/4 x 24 3/4 in., height of seat 18 1/2 in.

Antique English Mahogany and Leather Cock Fighting Chair19th century, concave back with oval caned panel surmounted by a shaped upper shelf, circular form with conforming arms and seat, brown leather

A LATE REGENCY WALNUT COCK-FIGHTING CHAIR the deep bowed back with scroll arms and brass rail inset above scrolled leaf carved brackets and a pierced splat back above a shaped upholstered seat standin

The solid mahogany armchair padded and upholstered in calf leather with accents of brass studs, features a balloon shaped seat fitted below with a drawer, the tapered and slightly leaning back mounted

19th century, button-upholstered back with curved arms and collapsible tray with ratchet support, seat upholstered over frame, cabriole legs connected by stretchers; 34 1/2 in. H., 31 in. W., 22 in. D

Antique English Mahogany and Leather Cock Fighting Chairlate 19th or early 20th century, orangish/red tufted leather upholstery with brass nail head trim, front square tapered legs, rear serpentine le

A late 19th C English Queen Anne style cock fighting chair with flip up desk. Size: 35" H x 29" W x 26" D

A French leather cock fighting chair having yoke back and resting on melon form legs circa 1890. Ht: 27.5" Wd: 30.5" Dpth: 31"

SALLY ARNUP (1930-2015) Cock Fighting Bronze, 32 x 55cm Signed and numbered 3/10

A nineteenth century Continental walnut cock fighting chair having turned legs and stretcher. Ht: 27.5" Wd: 17.5" Dpth: 18" Seat: 16"

Three pieces total to include 1) "Coaching", cover with depiction of crashing stagecoach, body with blue ground, 1.25" x 2" x 1.75". 2) "Hunting", cover with fox hunting scene of man on horse leaping

A pair of mid century modern cock fighting style chairs having winged and tufted backs with nailhead trim circa 1960. Supported on tapering legs. Ht: 34" Width: 19" Depth: 18"

hand-colored engraving, 19th century, published in London, presented in wooden frame. DOA 27 5/8 x 21 3/4 in. The Estate of Mary Gorham Bynum of Rockingham and Pinehurst, NC Additional high-resolution

8 Paperbacks Cock Fighting 8 Paperbacks – 1 Hard back book relating to Cock Fighting

Louis XVI Period Cock Fighting or Reading Chair, 18thc. In walnut or fruitwood, with needlepoint upholstered toprail and back over a shaped needlepoint upholstered seat, with carved seat rail, raised

Courage, The Story of Modern Cock Fighting Courage, The Story of Modern Cock Fighting, Tim Pridgen, 1938

Queen Anne-Style Mahogany Cock-Fighting Chair ca. 1900, with curved elbow rests, shaped seat and cabriole legs joined by block-and-turned stretchers. h. 35"

(lot of 2) Framed hand-colored aquatints on paper, c.1823, published by Robert Pollard, Holloway, London, centered in black and gilt eglomise frames, including: (1) "Yorkshire Hero," (1) "The Champion

Pair of Henry Thomas Alken (English 1785-1851) Cock Fighting Prints, matted and framed, each piece contains two etchings "Drawn by HY Alken and Engraved by C.R. Stock", "Set Two, Fight, Throat, and De

C.R. Stock. (English, 19th Century). A group of two late Victorian litho etchings, depicting fighting cockerels. One with markings to bottom of central bird image referring to THE BLACKBREASTED DARK R

(lot of 2) Framed hand-colored aquatints on paper, published by Robert Pollard, Holloway, London, centered in black and gilt eglomise frames, including: (1) "The Cheshire Pile," c.1826, after James Po