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Los 529

An Oriental archaic style bronze ring handled vase, (converted to table lamp), on stepped plinth, 30cm high vase only

Los 530

A Japanese polished bronze kettle, with engraved decoration of birds and foliage, and a Chinese bronze shaped flat iron, and a Chinese bronze container, with character marks to the underside (3) Heights 14cm, 8cm and 14.5cm respectively

Los 540

An ivory netsuke, a bronze metamorphic bird, and ivory monkey and a Chinese hardstone figure

Los 560

A bronze Sino-Tibetan figure of Buddha in reclining pose, heightened with gilding on a red painted base, 32cm wide, 20.5cm high

Los 565

An Oriental temple bell, in carved wood stand and a pair of Japanese polished bronze vases

Los 78

BRONZE, of a polo player standing beside a horse on a wooden stand, 31cm wide. (as found)

Los 79

BRONZE, of two polo players on horses on a wooden stand, 36cm W.

Los 143

JARDINIERE STANDS, two, each 50cm H, by Neo Form, one silvered, one bronze and a vase on tripod support, 72cm H. (3)

Los 346

ETHIOPIAN CROSS, primitive design, patinated bronze, signs of wear and old repairs, 43.5cm H, with modern display stand.

Los 350

BRONZE URLI, 19th century Indian, ceremonial temple cooking bowl, 89cm diam. x 34cm H.

Los 378

VASE, Chinese, patinated bronze of flat sided form with flared neck, all-over cast traditional symbols and details, 28cm H.

Los 416

A 19TH CENTURY GILDED BRONZE FIGURE OF TWO PRANCING STALLIONS on a circular naturalistic base, 6 1/2" high.

Los 417

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL BRONZE GROUP of a puppy wearing a bonnet looking in a dressing mirror, 6 1/2" high.

Los 418

AN AUSTRIAN COLD PAINTED BRONZE FIGURE of a rearing stallion being trained by a boy wearing a loin cloth, by Frank Bergman impressed mark, on a white marble base, 9 1/2" high overall.

Los 440

A BRONZE FIGURE AFTER THE ANTIQUE of a small boy holding a marble amphora, signed L. Kley, on a marble plinth, 5 1/2" high and another of lovers with a bunch of grapes on an oval foliate base, 7" high (2).

Los 444

A 19TH CENTURY ANIMALIER BRONZE OF A RECUMBENT BEAR, perhaps Russian, 11", (see illustration).

Los 446

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVERED BRONZE OIL LAMP with cut glass reservoir, fluted column with applied mask decoration and on a triform base, with claw feet in the manner of William Bullock, manufactured by Henry Greene, London, 27" high.

Los 484

A 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY FRENCH, BRONZE GROUP OF TWO WHIPPETS after the Antique, 5" high (see illustration).

Los 490

A PAIR OF FRENCH LOUIS PHILIPPE BRONZE FIVE BRANCH CANDELABRA with flamed finial, classical column stem and stepped architectural bases, 27 1/2" high (see illustration).

Los 500

A GROUP OF THREE "GRAND TOUR" BRONZE ITEMS to include a Warwick vase, 8" diameter, a tazza after the Antique with mask handles, 3 1/2" high and a model of the Discus Thrower, 3 1/2" (3).

Los 509

A PAIR OF BRONZE FLOOR STANDING TORCHERES after the Antique, height adjustable and with fluted column and triform base, with mask mounts and wooden plinth, by Hartson Beard & Co., London, so labelled, approximately 5` high (see illustration).

Los 517

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRONZE of a girl wearing a straw bonnet and holding a rabbit on a naturalistic base, 12 1/2" high.

Los 535

A PAIR OF ANTIQUE BRONZE PARCEL GILT CANDLESTICKS of classical form, with fluted columns and three paw feet on a shaped plinth base, later converted for use as table lamps, 10 1/2" high.

Los 556

A LARGE 1930`S STYLE CARVED ALABASTER HANGING SHADE with gilt bronze mounts, ex Charles Edwards, London.

Los 565

A LARGE ART DECO STYLE CARVED ALABASTER HANGING LIGHT FITTING with gilt bronze mounts ex Charles Edwards, London.

Los 579

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS WROUGHT IRON AND BRONZE GONG with scrolling finials and feet, 35 1/2" high.

Los 821

A GEORGIAN STYLE COMPOSITE STONE SUN DIAL SUPPORT of turned form by Austin & Sealey with bronze sun dial plate and gnomon, signed Webster & Son, London, circa 1870, 49" high overall.

Los 6

A CHINESE BRONZE CENSER in the form of a cockerel with body and tail cast as two parts, 8 3/4" high.

Los 52

A PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE BOOK ENDS in the form of male and female dancer, signed on the naturalistic base, 7" high.

Los 60

A CHINESE BRONZE CENSOR of mythical beast form and another two handled circular vessel, with seal mark to base, 5 1/2" high and 5 1/2" diameter.

Los 210

CIRCLE OF JACOB EPSTEIN (1880-1959) - A bronze bust of a young lady with shoulder length hair, 11 1/2" high, mounted on a black slate stepped plinth of sloping square section form, 15 1/2" overall (see illustration).

Los 211

A GILT BRONZE BUST OF A GIRL with long hair, her head band applied with roundels to either side of a rectangular plinth and with `Déjanire` applied to the front, indistinctly signed, Haudry (?) and dated 1900, and applied with a Louchet foundry mark, 10 1/2" high.

Los 236

ALFRED DRURY (1856-1944) - A bronze study of a boy child sucking his thumb with inclined head on a Siena marble plinth, 16 1/2" high overall.

Los 384

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV BRONZE MANTEL GARNITURE URNS of classical form with scrolling acanthus leaf moulded handles on square Sienna marble stepped bases, 9 1/2" high.

Los 626

A pair of bronze swans mounted on oak bookends, height 15cms

Los 630

An early 20th Century bronze figure of a golfer on a marble plinth, plinth a/f

Los 638

A late 19th/early 20th Century continental bronze calendar stand, height 10cms

Los 642

A pair of 19th Century Chinese bronze urns, height 13cms

Los 693

A French bronze figure of Napoleon on a marble plinth, height 32cms

Los 35

Cast steel plaque with riveted bronze lettering `THE SINGER MANFG. CO.` Dimensions 57cm x 42cm. Believed to have been taken from the old factory gates. Together with a photographic print showing the Singer factory in the early 20th Century.

Los 172A

A cold cast bronze sculpture of an Art Deco style dancing figure, signed "David Smith?, Copyright 88" to back

Los 209

A small Chinese bronze censer decorated with a dragon to one side and water fowl to the other and with floral and foliate moulded handles, together with a 19th Century copper watering can and a copper kettle (ILLUSTRATED)

Los 374

* Aviator Desk-Piece. A figurative table-lighter in the form of an airman of the inter-war period, c. 1930s, the standing figure in full flying attire holding a two-blade propeller, bronze patinated speltre, mounted on base plinth, 10.5in (27cm) height (1)

Los 417

* RAF Air Ministry “Scramble” Bell. A fine large Battle of Britain period airfield dispersal bell dated 1940, polished nickel-bronze with crown-shaped top, stamped markings inscribed “A.M. - 1940” with king’s crown emblem above, further stamped “ATW” with broad arrow motif to top, cast-iron clapper with braided rope-twist handle, 11in (28cm) diam. & height (1)

Los 418

* RAF Air Ministry “Scramble” Bell. A large WWII period airfield dispersal bell dated 1943, bronze bell-metal with fixing to top, stamped markings inscribed “A.M. - 1943” with king’s crown emblem above, further stamped “ATW” with broad arrow motif to top and “G&J” foundry-mark stamp, cast-iron clapper with braided rope-twist handle, 10.5in (26cm) diam. 13in (33cm) overall height (1)

Los 434

* Royal Flying Corps trench-art. An artificer’s memento in the form of a biplane of the Great War 1914-1918, fabricated from solid bronze with rotating propeller and wheels, surmounting a circular base-plate with stamped inscription to rim “RFC - 60 Squadron, Vert Galand, France 1916” (1)

Los 435

* Royal Flying Corps Staff-Car radiator mascot. A fine and rare original example c. 1916, nickel-plated bronze large winged format with RFC monogram initials within a crowned laurel wreath motif, embossed relief design, surmounting a period radiator cap, W/span 8in (20cm) (1)

Los 464

* WWII Vickers Armstrong Ltd., Supermarine Spitfire. A unique commemorative presentation desk-piece inscribed to C.N. Rhodes, comprising a finely detailed cast-bronze representation of a Spitfire, mounted upon a chrome-plated bronze base, having lift-out cast bronze ashtray with central hub engraved with monogram initials “AV”, and with applied RAF winged motif and further inscription to base “Vickers-Armstrong Ltd, Castle Bromwich Works, 12,000 Spitfire Aircraft, CN Rhodes 1940-45”. Believed a presentation piece to the subject responsible for production of the Spitfire at the West Bromwich plant, synonymous with every aspect of The Battle of Britain and the defence of the Empire during the Second World War. (1)

Los 611

* D.D.A.C. Der Deutsche Automobile Club International Rally. A rare group of competitor’s awards for the “16th Annual Event inscribed “Der Bayerische Alpen” 1934, comprising decorative enamelled car badge for the ADAC organising club, enamelled bronze competitor’s plaque and silver-plated competitors lapel-pin badge numbered 176, all excellent original condition. Originally awarded to a British Amateur driver the late Tom Steward, a regular competitor in International trials and rally events during the 1930s. (3)

Los 620

* Petrol Pump. An early 20th c. “Skeleton”-pattern hand cranked petrol pump, c. 1920s, cylinder-type, having cast-iron frame with integral base, gallons meter to upper casing, complete with hose and bronze dispensing nozzle, repainted original condition, height 76in (193cm) (1)

Los 621

* Psaier (Pietro, 1936-2004). “Spirit of Ecstasy”, a rare sculpted desk piece statuette, c. 1970s, in homage to, and in the manner of Charles Sykes, the artist’s interpretation of the iconic emblem of Rolls Royce, silver-plated cast-bronze, with deliberately “distressed” finish, with stamped inscribed signature by the artist to conical base, and indistinctly numbered “180” beneath one wing, mounted upon a black marble octagonal base, height 16in (41cm) Pietro Psaier, well known for his vibrant paintings, worked with Andy Warhol in his New York studios, and reputedly exhibited jointly with Warhol in 1978. Sadly he lost his life when his remote beach-house in Sri Lanka was washed away in the great Tsunami disaster of December 2004. (1)

Los 624

* Rolls-Royce Showroom Statuette. A large bronze figure of the famous “Spirit of Ecstasy” mascot symbol after the original by Charles Sykes, well-patinated hollow-cast bronze, finely detailed with integral socle base, height 25in (63cm) (1)

Los 645

* A good collection of sporting trophies and awards to the late S.W. Reeves Esq, principally for National Rifle Shooting Competitions, 1930s-1960s, comprising trophy cups, tankards, plaques and a large selection of gold, silver and bronze medal awards, many in original presentation boxes, variously inscribed including Gloster Aircraft Rifle Club, Hawker-Siddeley Group, Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs, National Small-bore Rifle Association, Anglo-American Pershing Match Competition and many others, medals variously decoratively enamelled and inscribed (approx. 100)

Los 728

* Royal Artillery. A fine large bronze wall clock cast in the form of a Royal Artillery flaming grenade badge with regimental motto “Ubique” below, with circular brass bezel inset previously with clock-fitting within, height 24 inches (61cm) A former mess-hall ornament, rescued as souvenir by the late Lt-Colonel Frederick Cook. (1)

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