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Auction archive: Lot number 202

A collection of tennis memorablia in a large framed and glazed presentation case, including two tennis balls, a pair of crossed Demon tennis rackets, ca. early 1900's photograph of a Ladies singles tennis match in front of a players pavillion and lar...

Auction 15.06.1999
15 Jun 1999
Estimate
£100 - £200
ca. US$159 - US$319
Price realised:
£104
ca. US$165
Auction archive: Lot number 202

A collection of tennis memorablia in a large framed and glazed presentation case, including two tennis balls, a pair of crossed Demon tennis rackets, ca. early 1900's photograph of a Ladies singles tennis match in front of a players pavillion and lar...

Auction 15.06.1999
15 Jun 1999
Estimate
£100 - £200
ca. US$159 - US$319
Price realised:
£104
ca. US$165
Beschreibung:

A collection of tennis memorablia in a large framed and glazed presentation case, including two tennis balls, a pair of crossed Demon tennis rackets, ca. early 1900's photograph of a Ladies singles tennis match in front of a players pavillion and large crowd, and finally a large version of the Royal families coat of arms, 21 x 31 in. (534 x 787mm.).

Auction archive: Lot number 202
Auction:
Datum:
15 Jun 1999
Auction house:
Christie's
London, South Kensington
Beschreibung:

A collection of tennis memorablia in a large framed and glazed presentation case, including two tennis balls, a pair of crossed Demon tennis rackets, ca. early 1900's photograph of a Ladies singles tennis match in front of a players pavillion and large crowd, and finally a large version of the Royal families coat of arms, 21 x 31 in. (534 x 787mm.).

Auction archive: Lot number 202
Auction:
Datum:
15 Jun 1999
Auction house:
Christie's
London, South Kensington
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