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Sixteen various cap badges including 7th QO Hussars, 5th Inniskilling Dgn Gds, 23rd Hussars, Machine Gun Corps, pre 1920 Army Pay Corps, Intelligence Corps, and officers bronze Ryl Artillery (bronze worn, no prongs); a United Nations enamelled beret badge; 14 various collars, titles etc; two brass WBCs, of the Scots Guards and Universal pattern with QVC; and 28 cloth items, many of them reproduction. Average GC £40-60
Twelve Yeomanry cap badges: Warwickshire (Gaunt), Yorks Dgns. black (F.N. B'ham), pre 1915 Leicestershire (one lug resoldered), Westmorland and Cumberland, bronze Ryl East Kent, brass Hampshire Carabiniers, West Somerset (lugs), brass and enamel Surrey (lugs), 1916 Essex, North Irish Horse, South Irish Horse, and WM Scottish Horse with KC. GC £60-80
12 Yeomanry cap badges: officers post 1949 Sherwood Rangers, Northumberland Hussars (brass with lugs and WM with slider), South Notts Hussars (bronze with lugs and WM with slider), Pembroke (slider repaired), Geo VI Middlesex (lugs), Q O Oxfordshire Hussars (WM and bronze QVC, and bronze KC), brass Fife & Forfar, and Geo VI Norfolk. GC £100-120
Twelve Regular Infantry cap and glengarry badges: Ryl Berkshire officer's cord boss with KC bronze badge; lugged examples of Hampshire, North Staffs (lugs missing) and York and Lancaster; plastic Middlesex; pre 1922 Cheshire; pre 1935 Northumberland Fusiliers; Buffs; KOSB; East Surrey; Welch; and pre 1934 Black Watch. Average GC. £50-60
Nine officers' bronze cap badges with prongs: post 1926 King's, Gloucestershire, Border, Hampshire by "J&Co" (one prong missing), Loyals, Middlesex, Prince of Wales' feathers (Wiltshire Yeo ?), Royal Artillery (one of three prongs missing), and Intelligence Corps; also five others with lugs (lapel badges): 10th Hussars, Ryl Fusiliers, Ryl Sussex, Notts & Derby, and Wiltshire. GC (13). £50-60
A good lot of officers' mainly cap badges: King's Own unmarked silver with lugs and matching pair of SP collar badges, King's Own bronze with prongs, Ryl Warwickshire silver and gilt (pin fitting) and bronze with prongs (2), large star pattern bronze Lincolnshire with prongs, Green Howards (bronze with prongs and SP with lugs), Gloucestershire bronze with long lugs, and Essex bronze with prongs (small size with early castle, small size with 3 tower castle, and regular pattern). GC (14) £50-80
Army Cyclist Corps badges: officer's bronze cap and near matching pair of collars, OR's caps with 12 spokes and 16 spokes (2, one lacking slider); also cap badges to the Hampshire Cyclist Bn, Northern Cyclist Bn (bronze with lugs), 8th (Cyclist) Bn Essex Regt, 25th London Cyclists (crudely soldered lugs), and Huntingdonshire Cyclists (2, one with verdigris, the other with brooch pin); a pair of "CYCLIST" brass titles, and 5 buttons, one converted to brooch). Average GC £100-120
Seven WWI Volunteer Training Corps cap badges: Somerset County Vol. Regt; United Arts Vols Rifles, red enamel and bronze, by "Partridge, 59 Gt Ormond St, WC"; Middlesex Vol Regt (fitted with brooch pin); Sussex (slightly worn), and standard pattern to South London (Gaunt), and Surrey (2); and a blue enamelled lapel badge to Cheshire Volunteer Regiment. (8) £100-150
17 Womens Services cap badges: QARANC, KC officers and ORs and 3 QC ORs; WRAC, KC and QC officers and 2 QC OR's; WAAC, ORs brass, officer's bronze by Bent & Parker (bronze worn, prongs replaced), and bronzed with numbered plate (bronze worn), Queen Mary's AAC; Womens Legion, bronze with lugs and brass with pin; and ATS (2). Average GC £40-60
RAF head dress badges: KC and QC officer's bullion cap badges, QC officer's of Air Rank beret badge, three KC officer's gilt beret badges (one lacking fittings), bronze and cast brass WO's cap badges, and WO's gilt beret badge; also sealed pattern RAF musician's prototype bullion collar badge (1992), another musician's collar badge, two small KC officer's cap type bullion badges (mess dress ?), and a QC musicians bullion arm badge; also a large QC and Chaplain's bullion badge, from a stole (?). Average GC £50-80
RAF Medical Branch collar badges: 1920 pattern OR's (very worn), and cast bronze officer's; 5 post 1920 KC officer's silver and gilt (2 pairs, one single), and 2 brass, 4 post 1953 brass, and 2 others; also Dental Branch collars: 2 pairs with lugs, one pair with brooch pin, one officer's gilt, 3 other brass, and 2 anodised; also 3 officer's 2 part side cap badges (some fittings missing) and a sleeve eagle; 2 pairs (one gilt, one bronze) and one single officer's epaulette crowned eagles; 6 Boy Entrant/Apprentice arm badges (5 brass, one anodised); and 13 various "VR" and "VR/T" lapel badges, including some pairs. Average GC £40-50
USA medals (8): Meritorious Service for non combat service 1969; Prisoner of War medal 1986; Marine Corps Expeditions, modern; American Defense Service medal 1939-41; Asiatic-Pacific Campaign, with 3 bronze stars to riband; National Defense Service medal, with miniature; Armed Forces Expeditionary medal; Vietnam Service medal. Average VF (9) £60-80
A PAIR OF BRONZE PATINATED CANDLESTICKS IN LATE 19TH CENTURY STYLE20TH CENTURYTogether with blue pleated shades52cm high overallCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use but overall the condition reflects their lack of significant age and probable only light use in a domestic settingThe bases have been drilled to take a wire, there is a fitment to the top to hold a bulb but no further electrics fitted - Please note these are sold as decorative items only and not as working electrical lamps - these would need to be wired and tested by a professional electrician prior to use in a domestic setting.The shades appear to be 'new'Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF PARCEL GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE TRIFORM CANDLESTICKS, IN LOUIS PHILIPPE STYLEMID 19TH CENTURYThe fitment above a foliate urn, tapered shaft, vase, apron and scroll feet, all on a plinth base; with tapering and pleated fabric shades above57cm high overallCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe bases have not been drilled to take a wire, there is a fitment to the top to hold a bulb but no further electrics fitted - Please note these are sold as decorative items only and not as working electrical lamps - these would need to be wired and tested by a professional electrician prior to use in a domestic setting.Some rubbing and wear to the gilt surfacesThe shades appear to be 'new'Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A CHINESE BRONZE BOTTLE VASEQING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURYCast with Arabic script on the body and the base with a six-character zhengde mark16.8cm high清19世纪 铜"大明正德年制"阿拉伯文瓶Together with a Chinese twin handle bronze censer, the base cast with a xuande mark, 6.8cm high, the rim 9.5cm diameter(2)Condition Report: The vase with general wear to the surfaceThe censer with extensive wear and knocks to the surfaceCondition Report Disclaimer
A GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF PALDEN LHAMO Adorned with beaded jewels and a garland of severed heads at the chest, a billowing celestial scarf wrapped around the shoulders, a snake entwined around a tally stick at the waist, the right arm raised and the left holding a skull cap to the chest, the ferocious face with exaggerated features, the flaming hair surmounted by a five-skull crown, all supported on an oval base of turbulent waves and bones surrounded by craggy rockwork 18.5cm high (1620 grams)铜鎏金吉祥天母像Condition Report: some later lacquered gilding Condition Report Disclaimer
A PATINATED METAL BUST OF ANTINOUS AS DIONYSUS LATE 19TH CENTURY The figure modelled with head included to dexter, his hair ornamented with ivy leaves and berries35.5cm highProvenance: Property removed from 8 Great Pulteney Street, BathPurchased by the vendor from Mary Cruz, Bath, October 2000Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe bust appears to be made of a metal alloy that has been patinated to simulate bronze, it is unknown what this is but it is not spelter. There is a surface deposit to one set of berries to the head, this will probably clean offThere is a rectangular shaped 'patch' to the throat where it meets the chest, there is some discolouration in this area. it is unknow what the cause is but may be from the casting. Some areas of wearThe bust and socle are firmly attachedPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe base is 12.5cm diameterCondition Report Disclaimer
λ SALLY ARNUP FRBS, ARCA (BRITISH 1930-2015)TWO SPANIELS PLAYING Bronze 24 x 94 x 28cm (9¼ x 37 x 11in.)Provenance: Property of a Lady of titleCondition Report: Overall in a condition that reflects its lack of significant age, there are lighter and darker patches of patina probably from polishing/rubbingThe slate base has some chips and losses to edges and extremitiesPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A BRONZE MODEL OF DIANA OF GABIILATE 19TH CENTURYModelled standing, her right arm contorted to adjust the fastening of her cloak, impressed 2540 to rear72cm high, the base 22cm wideCondition Report: Some light rubbing and wear to the patina overall but still largely the dark brown colour as designedThe model is solid and stable on the base,Some dirt to recesses, there is a patch of white deposit to the head which would benefit from cleaning offPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A BRONZE HEAD OF A BUDDHATHAILAND, 20TH CENTURYin Ayuthia style, wearing floral headdress, his hair gathered in a bun18.5cm highTogether with an Indian brass group of Siva and family riding on Nandi, 20th century, the Hindu god seated with Ganesha, Parvati and Skanda, 26.5cm high, 25cm wide (2) Condition Report: some Verdigris to Thai headknocks and marks to surfaces Condition Report Disclaimer
A George V or Edward VII Wax Seal of Approval,for Sir Francis Elliot, with skippet, original box, ministerial credentials and accompanying paperwork with printed signature of George V,skippet 18.5cm diameter together with a Cambridge Univerisity Swimming Club Diving Medal,awarded to W.M Clark, Trinity College, 1868, in original box with silver plaque, 5.2cm diameter,a George VI Coronation medal,along with an invitation to the coronation,two Greek medals,comprising a bronze example commemorating the death of Charilaos Trikoupis (former Prime Minister of Greece), dated 1896, and another example commemorating Diethenes Archaiologikon Synedrion, and a leather box,the lock by Bramah, with a red velvet-lined interior,33cm wide16cm deep11cm highProvenance: From a descendant of Sir Francis Elliot (1851-1940) - a British diplomat who served as envoy to Greece for 14 years.Condition ReportSeal of Approval) Losses to the seal itself. Tarnishing to the skippet. Stains, rips and tears to the accompanying paperwork. Marks to the box.Leather box) Marks and wear throughout.
Art Deco-style table lamp the body in the form of a lady bearing charger, on socle base, two further Art Deco bronze-style figures and a copper embossed Art Nouveau style twin-handled vase (4) Condition ReportThis is not of the highest quality, the base is fair, the bulb fixing stuck in with blue tack, and rewiring would be required
BARÓN, FRANCISCO (Francisco Baron, Madrid 1932-2006), Skulptur: "Stier", Bronze, grün patiniert, Messingsockel mit gravierter Szene eines Stierkampfs, signiert "Barón", limitiert 14/25 und spanisch bezeichnet "Torito / MUCHA MUERTE". Stilisiert und zweiteilig mit beweglich montierten Hinterläufen gearbeiteter Stier. Der spanische Bildhauer studierte an der Kunsthochschule San Fernando in Madrid, war Stipendiat in London, Yale und Rhode Island. In den 1970er Jahren arbeitete er bevorzugt multiple bewegliche und umgestaltbare Plastiken aus Metall und Holz. Gesamtmaße H. 11 x L. 13 x B. 6,8 cm (Sockel leicht oxidiert).
GORNIK, FRIEDRICH (Prävali / Slowenien 1877-1943 Wien / Österreich), figürliches Tintenfass / Schreibzeug / jagdlicher Schreibtischaufsatz und Brieföffner "Fasane", Bronze, hellbraun patiniert, vertieft signiert "F. Gornik" und bezeichnet mit Kartusche "AR" im Quadrat, Anfang 20. Jh.; Federschale mit drei Fasanen und Tintenfass mit originalem Glaseinsatz unter Scharnierdeckel. H. 14 x L. 37 x B. 17 cm. Figürlicher Brieföffner ebenfalls vertieft signiert "F. Gornik" und bezeichnet mit Kartusche "AR" im Quadrat; unter dem Stand monogrammiert. L. 27 cm (Patina partiell berieben).
LOPEZ, MIGUEL FERNANDO (auch Milo, geb. 1955 in Lissabon), Skulptur: "Vogel", Bronze, hellbraun patiniert und vertieft signiert "Milo"; reich geädertes Marmorpostament. Naturalistisch gearbeiteter Vogel, auf einer blühenden Staude sitzend. Neuzeitlicher Guss mit Gießerplakette (bezeichnet: "Bronze Garantie Paris / J. B. / Deposee). H. 29 cm.
FIGÜRLICHE LAMPE / STEHLAMPE "BUDDHA". Auf würfelförmigem Postament in der Anmutung von Wurzelholz in leichter Schrittstellung stehender Buddha mit lächelndem, jugendlichem Gesicht, der die linke erhobene Hand in abhaya mudra, der Ermutigungsgeste zeigt. Bronze mit Goldlack, Südostasien, 19./20. Jh.. Die Skulptur gerahmt von zwei verspringenden Vierkant-Messingschäften mit zweiflammiger Elektrifizierung und Monturen für den quaderförmigen, oben und unten offenen elfenbeinfarbenen Lampenschirm, der den Buddha wie ein Baldachin beschirmt. H. Skulptur 76,5 cm; Gesamtmaße H. 154 x B. 55,5 x T. 40,5 cm (Gebrauchsspuren).
GAUDEZ, ADRIEN ÉTIENNE (Lyon 1845-1902 Neuilly sur Seine, Skulptur: "Orphée" / Orpheus / Orphée et Cerbère, Bronze, hellbraun patiniert , vertieft signiert "A. GAUDEZ". Auf Terrainplinthe mit Felsen der aus den vom Höllenhund Kerberos bewachten Pforten der Unterwelt in bewegter und verzweifelter Darstellung hervortretende Orpheus, der den Verlust seiner Geliebten Eurydike in großer Geste betrauert; unter dem linken Arm des Sängers und Dichters eine Lyra. H. 47 cm (Patina partiell berieben; Titelkartusche am Sockel fehlt).
KRAUTWALD, JOSEPH (Borkenstadt / Oberschlesien 1914-2003 Rheine), Relief: "Hl. Paulus - 100 Jahre KAB Rheine 1981", Bronze, hellbraun patiniert und als Hochrelief in der charakteristischen, expressiv-blockhaften Manier des Rheinenser Künstlers gearbeitet, der bei Josef Thorak in München und Karl Albiker in Dresden studierte. Besonders sein Frühwerk war beeinflusst durch die Arbeiten von Käthe Kollwitz und Ernst Barlach. Darstellung des Hl. Paulus mit Buch und vertieften Schriftzügen. Der Katholische Arbeiterbund St. Paulus Rheine (Katholische Arbeitnehmer-Bewegung) wurde 1881 gegründet. H. 18 x B. 13,5 x T. 2,5 cm.
TIERBILDHAUER / ANIMALIER DES 19./20. JH., Skulpturenpaar: "Löwen", Bronze, hellbraun patiniert, auf rötlichem Marmorpostament. Liegende Löwen mit detailreich ausgearbeiteter Mähne auf rechteckigem Marmorpostament; als Pendants gearbeitet. H. 15,5 x T. 32 x B. 11,5 cm (Ecke eines Postaments bestoßen).
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