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Lot 144
A Bronzed Figure of an Antelope, possibly Indian, 19th century, naively standing four-square, with incised lattice decoration, 17cm long; and A Bronze Figure of a Native, half length wearing a grass skirt, 13cm high (2). Both with surface wear and scratching. Figure of a native originally part of a larger item.
Lot 295
Rosamund Mary Beatrice Fletcher, 1908-1993, XIVth Olympiad medallion, cased. This bronze medal was awarded to Rosamund Fletcher at the summer olympics for her sculpture entitled The End of The Covert, in 1948. Provenance: Inherited directly from the artist, together with a Vatican City medal also thought to have been awarded to the artist, cased (2)The information about these medals was provided verbally, by the vendors, who are relations of the artist. The medal weighs 65g and has the original box, which is inscribed on the lid Science and Art Department
Lot 78
A 19th French century ormolu mantel clock, inset with Sevres style porcelain panels, finely painted with 18th century style figures, still life subjects and cherubs, within a jewelled surround, the eight day drum movement stamped, J Marti & Co., Medaille de Bronze, Tiffany & Co., New York, and numbered 5558, striking on a bell, 35cm high35cm high
Lot 178
ARR Erica Lee, FRBS, 1888-1981, a life size bronze head of a young lady, signed, on a square marble plinth base, 34cm high. Erica Lee was a prolific sculptor, known for her figurative studies. Her work was exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition over thirty times between 1930 and 1960. Provenance: This was inherited directly from the family of the sculptor Rosamund Mary Beatrice Fletcher, (1908-1993) with whom Erica Lee was friends and it is likely that this was gifted to her by the artist during her lifetime
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