Lot 260
An inscribed copper hunting horn: 'This horn was carried by THE EARL OF HARRINGTON on the last...
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Lot 260
An inscribed copper hunting horn
Lot 260
Lot Description
An inscribed copper hunting horn: 'This horn was carried by THE EARL OF HARRINGTON on the last occasion he hunted Hounds 1917 and was bent at the time of his fall and was then given to COL. RICHARD BIRKIN DSO MFH', the horn additionally stamped 'KOHLER & SON MAKERS (FROM COVENT GARDEN) 185 PICCADILLY LONDON', With plated mouth piece, 9.5", (24cm) long, together with a 1920/30s cast car mascot modelled as a horse's head amongst bullrushes upon a castellated collar, unmarked, 3" (7.5cm) high. (2).
Postage: Auction Default
Weight: No
Total lot weight: No
Condition Report
1. Bent/creased to middle as per inscription. 2. One cluster of bullrushes wire repaired, some corrosion/tarnishing.
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