Antique Badminton

Badminton House. Linnell was also commissioned by Sir Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Baron Scarsdale at Kedleston

Large rare feather Battledore, Badminton Shuttlecock. A early rare large natural feather

This is a large hand-colored print entitled, “A Lawn Meet at Badminton”, from the original painting

Description: A good cut silhouette portrait of 2 little girls playing with paddles and a shuttlecock in a garden. The unknown, but talented, portrait artist gives us a feeling for ...

Set of 5 Pieces: One set of 2 vintage wooden "Classic" badminton rackets with leather grips in

Drawing Room in Badminton House when it was designed by Sir Jeffry Wyatville in 1811-12. An extremely

Nanna Ditzel, set of 5 ND150 Badminton chairs, chromed tubular steel, black faux leatherette and

Feather Battledore Badminton Shuttlecock. A rare late 19th century badminton shuttlecock made with

of Hanetsuki – a traditional Japanese game, similar to badminton but played with a rectangular wooden

Japanese art. This one depicts a scene with a man and a woman intent on playing badminton, a classic elite

Kensington Palace, Whitehall and private houses such as Badminton and arguably, most importantly Stowe

certainly fashioned at the Grand Ducal Workshops of Florence, which also produced the famed badminton

were in the Duke of Beaufort’s collection at Badminton. A number of his portraits have been engraved

. Extract taken from The Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes, Archery (first edition published

woman being bridled by the child) and Fortitude (a woman and child playing badminton); the following

, and James Lees-Milne in his garden at Badminton. In 1977, for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee, he produced

A set of four Badminton Library books. Shooting, Field and Covert. Shooting, Moor and Marsh

Four Wooden Badminton Rackets. A nice set of four early 20th century wooden badminton rackets. The

Badminton boot and shoe lace cabinet This charming little piece originated in shoe menders shop

"The Badminton Player" French School, 19th century unsigned oil painting on canvas, framed

Ten Tennis Caricatures By Charles Ambrose From Supplement To Lawn Tennis & Badminton. Vintage Lawn

the 1740's, and which remain at Badminton House. The Badminton version of portrait of Lady Anne

. Doman No. 16 Fielding, etc. Greyhound Racing No. 20 Hurdling Badminton Mr. J.F.Devlin No. 21 Smash and

'Badminton' volume on 'Falconry'; as well as part of that on 'Shooting'. He has also written for the 'Fur and

portrait and the artist is unknown. Robert is ready to play Shuttlecock, an early game similar to Badminton

Laurencin in Blue (1936), Game of Badminton, Flower Pot, Blue Angel (1929), Young Girls with a Mandolin

High seat tennis net chair. Dutch colonial from Java to monitor badminton or tennis matches.

Beaufort at Badminton. The Badminton version has a more visible red ground, and lacks the rope twist rim

for a suite of furniture at Badminton House. English, Circa 1770

Hailing from “The Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes” by Walter H. Pollock, E. B. Michell