Texas Sports Equipment and Memorabilia

Presenting a Rare Lynn Bogue Hunt engraving of ducks unlimited 1940. This piece cam from a wealthy estate in Dallas, TX with the mansion being built...

Decorate a rustic or ranch style home with this beautifully kept vintage brown leather saddle. Crafted by Gait Way Saddle Company/McCall Saddle Company circa 2000, the vintage riding...

Beautiful early mid-century English gymnastic pommel horse and/or bench vault, circa 1930s. This vintage pommel horse features a sturdy oak and iron fra...

A handsome English pond yacht from the Edwardian era, handcrafted from wood and brass and featuring vintage cloth sails and fittings. Displayed on a sep...

Decorate a rustic or ranch style home with this beautifully kept antique brown leather saddle from the early 20th century. Crafted circa 1950, the vintage, polo saddle is in excellen...

Presenting a fabulous and very rare pair of Late 19th Century Chromolithograph Engravings after a painting by Ben (Benjamin) Herring, engraved by Charles Hunt circa 1875. These engravings are both head-titled “McQueen’s Steeple Chasings” and sub-titled “Restive At The Post” and the other, “The Run In”. Both are noted on the bottom (from left to right) as being “Painted by Ben Herring” .. “London Published Feb 27th 1875 by G.P. McQueen, 37 Great Marlborough Street, Regent Street” … “Engraved by Charles Hunt & Sons”. These engravings appear to be hand embellished with aquantint watercolors and beautifully capture 2 scenes of riders/jockey’s and their horses, in their owners colors, participating in a Steeplechase race in England in 1875. John Frederick Herring, Sr., (Benjamin’s father) was one of Great Britain’s most renowned sporting artists who did commissioned work for the Duchess of Kent and Queen Victoria. Herring’s Original aquatint, hand-colored prints are extremely popular and highly sought after. The engraving is presented under glass in its original oak frame with gilt fillets. These engravings are hugely impressive, rare and in great condition for their age! They are framed, matted and under glass. We are of the opinion that they were re-framed and re-matter in the early 20C. The frames are a bronze/gold color and the matting is a pale green cloth matting. We took them out of their frames to examine more closely and are satisfied that these are early engravings...

Beautiful early mid-century gymnastic pommel horse/bench vault. Features an oak and iron frame covered with a patinated deep cognac colored leather and a few deep scratches in leathe...

A superb antique English elm walking stick with sterling silver handle by James Barber, York, dated 1851. Hallmarks on handle. This fine walking st...

This metal horse show 1932 trophy was for Harness racing. This brilliant red trophy embossed with brass trim and lettering would look awesome on any study ...

This metal horse show 1951 trophy was for Harness racing. This the regal green trophy embossed with brass trim and lettering would look awesome on any stud...

Pair of vintage iron barbells painted in cyan, or cerulean, blue. Hand-hammered with slight variations in size and proportion. Wonderfully decorative. First barbell measures 4.75 ...

Found in France, this vintage duck decoy is truly a one of a kind find for the collector. The duck has been hand carved and painted for a realistic ...