261 An early 20th century lawn tennis theme pocket watch in white metal with tennis scene showing a mixed singles match in progress to verso,


10-jewel movement, diameter is 4.4 cm., 1 3/4in. length 7.5 cm., 3 1/4in. including winder and loop, Arabic numerals with a subsidiary second hand and enamel dial (slight chip and hairline crack at 12), in working condition £120 - 180


262 A silver-plated lawn tennis inkstand circa 1910,


engraved FROM JINJA PUNJABIES, the stand consists of a rectangular tray out of which are lifted four locating flanges which hold a square glass ink bottle, with a plated hinged lid., at the back of the tray are a pair of lawn tennis rackets with fine mesh stringing, to which a pair of looped brackets have been fitted - these are to support a dip-pen, the glass ink bottle has a small chip out of the base at one corner, 20 by 14 by 7cm., 8 by 5 1/2 by 2 3/4in.


Jinja is the second largest town in Uganda, Africa. Situated on the shores of Lake Victoria, the town was established in 1907. £150 - 250


263 An unusual American tennis trophy tankard 1904,


by Reed and Barton, engraved with the words, MENS SINGLES WHITEFACE AUGUST 6th. 1904 THEODORE S. FARRELLY, a silver-plated, lidded tankard of strikingly bold design, measuring 18cm., 7in. high.


Theodore Slevlin Farrelly (1883-1955) became an internationally renowned researcher and writer on the subject of Alaska, covering much of its early colonization by the Russians. He left a huge quantity of letters, prints, photos and other materials to Columbia University. Whiteface refers to the summer resort ‘Whiteface Inn’ formed on Lake Placid in 1891. £150 - 250


264 An Elkington silver-plate copy of the Wimbledon Venus Rosewater Dish presented annually to the Wimbledon Ladies’ Tennis Champion, formed in exactly the same pattern as the Wimbledon example, down to the identical ‘strap-work’ design around the edge of the dish, an electrotype circular `Temperantia` charger dish, after the original by Francois Briot (circa 1585), decorated in relief with a design of allegorical cartouches within borders of strapwork, birds, masks and flowers, diameter approx 48cm., 19in.; sold with an image from a magazine of the Wimbledon trophy (2) £300 - 500


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