Antique Golf Tees

golfer teeing up his golf ball. He is watched by his playing partner, a caddie is walking past in the

golfer teeing up his golf ball. He is watched by his playing partner, a caddie is walking past in the

View from the 10th tee at Brancaster golf club by Charles Whymper. A wonderful framed original

entitled 'A Drive'. The picture depicts a female golfer on a links course teeing off. She is being watched

A wonderfully faceted crystal golf tee... the piece is very solid and a compliment to any desk or

outside of the box does show some signs of ware. The box includes ground pegs, golf tees and a mesh

the "Witches' Bowster" - on the "Queen's" featuring a scenic landscape painting of golfers teeing off

plate carries the trade mark on the back and to the front is a golfer ready to tee off holding a long

trousers holding a golf club in a teeing off position. The bookends have a red felt applied to the base and

Cope's tobacco chromolithograph by George Pipeshank. 'More Humours of Golf-The Tee Shot' taken

assembly of the parts is attached to the inner lid of the box. Two old golf balls, tees and marker pegs are

Michael Brown Life Association Golf Photogravure, Hoylake, 1st Tee. A golf photogravure after

Set of Hand Forged and Painted Golf Tee Hearts with the numbers 5, 12, 6, 16

the "Witches' Bowster" - on the "Queen's" featuring a scenic landscape painting of golfers teeing off

balls and tees. It will provide an excellent display for vintage golf clubs or can stand alone as