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A Chinese antique bronze archaic vase, (base missing), signed to top rim. Height 24.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The vase is structurally sound. It is generally in good condition but does have surface scratches and marks. The main body of the vase at the narrowest part has a drilled hole in either side which perhaps corresponded with some form of mount. There is an old repair to the outer edge of the foot rim. The vase will originally have had a recessed base but this is missing.
A large Victorian variegated marble column. Height 107 cm, top diameter 33 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The column is structurally sound and in generally very good order. The top has a square cut out in the centre +/- 2.5” square. There is loss to one corner of this recess. There are also two drill holes in the top presumably to secure a bronze or something of that nature. The moulded top edge and lower lip are in good order all round. The base is also in good condition with only minor bottom edge nibbles as one would probably expect. The diameter of the central section of the top is just over 26 cm. This is a 19th century column and not simply in the Victorian style.
A pair of Japanese bronze crane candle holders. Height 62 cm. CONDITION REPORT: These cranes are mid to early 20th century in age. They have plenty of wear and tear with dents, dirt and scratches to the bodies of these sculptures. The main torso to one is loose and needs reattaching. The sconces are also loose in their mountings. Overall structures are more or less intact, but beware these are in used condition.
A polished steel and cast bronze fender and matching irons, circa 1840, the flanks incorporating finely-cast bronze fire dogs, each mounted to a foliate-cast bronze and steel platform, the bowfront centre section with a raised bar with bronze mounts151 x 36cmtogether with a set of polished steel and brass fire ironsThe fender is superb quality with fine quality castingThe steel base plate has been refinished in a satin black at some pointSome tarnishing to the steel and light discoloration to the lacquered bronze mountsone of the steel 'stops' for the irons has a crack in it but still performs it's purpose(see image 7)The fire irons are all excellent with only light pitting to the shovel as expected no play in the riveted joint on the shovel
A Hermes ashtray, the base signed Hermes, Paris 19 x 15.5 x 4.5 cm; together with a bronze model of a horse with plaque inscribed 'Lester Piggott, all-aged stakes, Chepstow 1991', an oval painted tray and a bell-shaped doorstop (4) Provenance: From the estate of the late Julie Cecil (1942-2022)
A group of Egyptian jewellery, and other items to include a heavy bronze seal rings, an iron bracelet with a bronze cross, a ring with a fox or jackal head, a wood comb fragment, a pin, an earring with a turquoise drop, a small bronze dish, a group of five small papyrus fragments and other items (15)Provenance: Collection of Herbert Warnerand by family descent
A bronze model of the Dancing Faun of Pompeii, late 19th century after the Roman original excavated in 1830, portrayed in dance with hands raised, with an oak and acorn wreath around his horned head and his tail issuing behind him, raised on a plinth base44cm highSome very minor pitting and some traces of verdigris, otherwise in good condition
William Watson (1831-1921) Morning - Glen Lean, Argyllshire, Scotlandsigned and dated 'W. Watson 1900' (lower right); also signed and inscribed with title (to the reverse)oil on canvas59 x 89cmThe painting is executed in oil on a linen canvas support which is unlined. The canvas tension is slightly slack and stretcher bar marks have started to form in the paint layers, following the wooden stretcher bar behind. Overall, the paint layers are in a good, stable condition. The varnish layer is slightly uneven in gloss but clear and even overall. There is a layer of surface dust and fine debris. The frame has been bronze painted while the picture was still in it, resulting in paint spatters across the surface, particularly in the lower right corner.
Bernard Winskill (d. 1980), Lorenzaccio with Lester Piggott up, a large bronze figure of the winner of the 1970 Champion Stakes, with jockey up, signed in the bronze, mounted to a high gloss black plinth basethe bronze 49 x 64cmDepicted here with Lester Piggott up, Lorenzaccio most famously beat Nijinsky, ridden by Piggott, in the Champion Stakes under Geoff LewisProvenance: From the estate of the late Julie Cecil (1942-2022)

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