Antique Rackets

Early thick gut strung lawn tennis rackets. A rare pair of early lawn tennis racquets in good original condition by H.

Set of 5 Pieces: One set of 2 vintage wooden "Classic" badminton rackets with leather grips in a screw down cage. 21.5" L 10" W 3.5" D 1 Single wooden "Victor" tennis racket...

A rare pair of early lawn tennis rackets in good original condition by Feltham of London, both stamped on the top 'The Alexandra'.

A pair of vintage custom built tennis rackets by Cortland. Wonderful vintage condition.

This is a beautiful set of period dressed tennis players with rackets cast in pewter.

Symbolist painting by Albert Laurens. Women playing rackets. Oil on canvas. ?adre: 102 cm x 87 cm.

The clip with open work design of crossed rackets and bows. The rear with the registration No. 274113 and a strong spring.

In 1891 they listed the following rackets 'Springlight', 'Dorothy' & 'Ivanhoe'.

They produced some of the earliest lawn tennis rackets, beginning in the 1870s and were probably one of the premier makers of that time.

A Long Walnut Stick Stand or Umbrella Stand This is a good Umbrella stand, it is made in walnut with turned spindles and a long metal drip tray The top is divided into 12 sections...

"Conversational prints" include tennis rackets; horseshoes and an acrobat balancing on a ball.

Both are decorated with two crossed lawn tennis rackets, three balls and a lawn tennis net with posts and guy ropes.

This style of cork grip is usually found on rackets manufactured by George Bussey & Co., although this racket for some reason does not bear Bussey's stamp.

The loose albumen print shows a group of tennis players sitting and standing around a pair of benches, posing for a photo. Six tennis rackets can be seen in the shot. Photographer un...

The press can hold up to three rackets with its two wooden dividers and is complete with brass fittings and three bolts with cast brass wing nuts.

They produced some of the earliest lawn tennis rackets, beginning in the 1870s and were probably one of the premier makers of that time.

The fishtail (fish tail) was an innovation in the Victorian period and was an attractive gimmick to help tennis players to grip their rackets. They were manufactured approximately fr...

William Hart Dyke went on to win the rackets championship from a professional player (Francis Erwood) at the Prince's Club, which was the former headquarters of rackets.

The waisted pedestal is embellished with a pair of cast and applied tennis rackets to either side of a plain ball motif. This impressive example of antique silverware is fitted to...

It is played with tennis rackets but instead of a net a ten-foot pole is used.

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

A lot of four antique and vintage tennis rackets, all circa 1920s. The lot consists of two Canadian rackets, one US.

They made real tennis and then lawn tennis rackets and presses. In 1891 they listed the 'Springlight', 'Dorothy' and the 'Ivanhoe' rackets.

Antique painted oval box with crossed tennis rackets. Original painted surfaces with great patina.

The tennis ceramic is decorated, in relief, with two crossed convex wedge lawn tennis rackets with three balls. The main body of the cup is pale brown with a treacle brown glaze to t...

The nine engravings are images of real tennis rackets, how they are made and tools used. Also details of the court and one image on billiards.

There are also two ladies wearing tennis whites on the veranda holding rackets watching the game.

A Long Bentwood Stick Stand or Umbrella Stand This is a good Umbrella stand, it is long with curved ends The top is divided into 3 sections and it will hold a lot of Walking Sticks...

They produced some of the earliest lawn tennis rackets, beginning in the 1870s and were probably one of the premier makers of that time.

Both players are holding lawn tennis rackets, the lady also holding a tennis ball in her left hand ready to serve.

The fishtail (fish tail) was an innovation in the Victorian period and was an attractive gimmick to help tennis players to grip their rackets. They were manufactured approximately fr...

The albumen prints are framed in an antique rosewood frame, one shows group of tennis players sitting and standing around a pair of benches, posing for a photo. Six tennis rackets ca...

The book is bound in green cloth covered thin card covers with red titling on the front cover with crossed tennis rackets and an advertisement for F.H. Ayres in black on the back cov...

The press can hold up to four rackets and is complete with a single brass swan neck carry handle and three bolts with cast brass wing nuts.

During Prohibition, it was the site of turf battles over local bootlegging and protection rackets. Today it is lined with seniors' community centres.

Sterling silver tennis trophy cup with tennis rackets, hallmarked Chester, 1928, by S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd

The interior has adjustable shelves on rackets. English, circa 1810.

The links formed as miniature rose gold tennis rackets, the black patinated gold strings set with a natural pearl in imitation of a tennis ball, the surface of the yellow and rose go...

System for pierced ears, rackets are in 14 kt rose gold (for a better solidity) Stone's Measurements : 9.1 x 5.2 = 2.63 carat And 9.2 x 4.9 = 2.53 carat.

Original 1920s metal tennis rackets "Flyer" and "cadet" by Dayton.

The gong is mounted on a beveled oak base and it is supported by tennis rackets on each side. The striker is mounted in the front and sits upon dual rests.