CANADA. Lot of 7 various metals coins.Coin 1: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 1 Cent 1967. 19.05 mm. 3.24 g. 980/1000 Bronze.Coin 2: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 1 Dollar 1967. 36.06 mm. 23.3276 g. 800/1000 Silver.Coin 3: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 5 Cents 1967. 21.21 mm. 4.54 g. Nickel.Coin 4: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 20 Dollars 1967. 27.05 mm. 18.2733 g. 900/1000 Gold. (AGW=0.5288 oz.)Coin 5: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 25 Cents 1967. 23.88 mm. 5.8319 g. 800/1000 Silver.Coin 6: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 50 Cents 1967. 29.5 mm. 11.6638 g. 800/1000 Silver.Coin 7: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 10 Cents 1967. 18.034 mm. 2.33 g. 800/1000 Silver.Total gross weight: 69.21 g. Composition: 725.7/1000 Various Metals.PLEASE NOTE: 6% Buyer Premium + VAT on this lot. No other fees, including live bidding. Delivery cost will be added to your order.
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CANADA. Lot of 7 various metals coins.Coin 1: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 1 Cent 1968. 19.05 mm. 3.24 g. Bronze.Coin 2: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 5 Cents 1968. 21.21 mm. 4.54 g. Nickel.Coin 3: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 10 Cents 1968. 18.034 mm. 2.07 g. Nickel.Coin 4: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 25 Cents 1968. 23.88 mm. 5.05 g. Nickel.Coin 5: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 50 Cents 1968. 27.13 mm. 8.1 g. Nickel.Coin 6: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 50 Cents 1968. 27.13 mm. 8.1 g. Nickel.Coin 7: Elizabeth II, 1952-2022, 1 Dollar 1968. 32.13 mm. 15.62 g. Nickel.Total gross weight: 46.72 g. Composition: Various Metals.PLEASE NOTE: 6% Buyer Premium + VAT on this lot. No other fees, including live bidding. Delivery cost will be added to your order.
A VICTORIAN GILT BRONZE HANGING LANTERNIN GOTHIC REVIVAL TASTE, LATE 19TH CENTURY73cm high excluding the chain, 32cm wideProvenance: Gayton Hall, WirrallCondition Report: The lantern bears the usual minor knocks, scuffs and abrasions overall consistent with age and use. The gilding is probably original but is worn in places, and in other areas has a brushed look.The glass panes are in good order.The only apparent loss is a circa 6cm length of the tubular metal beading that runs around the underside.There are only two links of the original hanging chain present.The lantern has been refitted for electicity, but this will need to be renewed.There is no metal fitment suspension within the lantern, the single socket currently hanging on its own cable Condition Report Disclaimer
A GILT BRONZE AND GLASS DRUM LANTERN MID 20TH CENTURY 77cm high overall, 34.5cm diameterProvenance: Mora & Upham Antiques, 584 King's Road London, 7th January 2009 Private collection, Blaisdon Hall, Gloucestershire Please note, the dating for this lot should read 'MID 20TH CENTURY' and not as printed in the catalogue. Condition Report: Wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. Generally good but dirty. The door drops slightly when opening making closing a little tricky. The swags with screw ends but no fixings. The branch supports with some old repairs Please note- The cataloguing has been amended to mid 20th century Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report.All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. We must advise you that we are not professional restorers or conservators and we do not provide any guarantee or warranty as to a lot's condition. Accordingly, it is recommended that prospective buyers inspect lots or have their advisors do so, and satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of description All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Buyers are reminded that liability for loss and damage transfers to the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Whilst the majority of lots will remain in their location until collected, we can accept no responsibility for any damage which may occur, even in the event of Dreweatts staff assisting carriers during collection. Condition Report Disclaimer
LARGE BRONZE OKIMONO OF A TIGER MEIJI PERIOD 明治 源龍齋誠谷作款 銅鑄虎置物 realistically cast striding forward with its tail stretching out and curling on the tip, the stripes delineated in subtly toned patination and texture, marked on its belly in a rectangular reserve 'Genryusai Seiya saku'Dimensions:52cm wide; 8.6kgProvenance:Provenance: Private English collection, Surrey
BRONZE OKIMONO OF A MONKEY MEIJI PERIOD 明治 銅鑄靈猿獻桃置物 realistically cast with a seated monkey fixing its gaze straight ahead, wearing a robe with its left lower limb stretched out, right hand holding the curled up right limb, its left hand extended holding a sprig with leaves and a peachDimensions:8.2cm wide; 296gProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection, Moray
BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER XUANDE MARK BUT QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY 清 宣德款 銅鑄冲耳乳足爐 the compressed globular body rising to a waisted neck, the rim applied with two upright loop handles, all supported on three short conical feet, the base with a four-character Xuande mark in a recessed panelDimensions:11.7cm wide; 757gProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection, Stirlingshire
PAIR OF YELLOW-GROUND FAMILLE ROSE 'GU' VASES QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG MARK, 19TH CENTURY 清 乾隆款 黃地粉彩八吉祥蓮紋花觚（一對） of archaic bronze shape, each finely decorated on the flaring trumpet-shaped neck with four of the bajixiang (Eight Auspicious Symbols) divided by scrolling lotus blooms between ruyi head and upright lappet borders, the central bulbous knop section enamelled with further lotus scrolls, all supported on the domed foot enamelled with the four remaining Buddhist emblems and floral scroll, the interior of the neck and foot enamelled in turquoise, inscribed to the narrow cylindrical neck with a six-character Qianlong mark in iron-red within a rectangular panel Dimensions:27cm high eachNote: Note: Compare to similar pair of large yellow-ground famille rose altar vases, Qianlong mark and of the period, offered in Sotheby's London, 9 November 2016, lot 172
SMALL SILVER-INLAID BRONZE VASE, FANGHU SHISOU MARK, QING DYNASTY, 17TH-18TH CENTURY 清 石叟款 銅錯銀絲饕餮耳方壺 of square baluster form, shoulders flanked by a pair of silver wire-inlaid taotie mask handles over an archaistic zoomorphic design, mouth and foot further inlaid with key-fret, the base inlaid with a two-character 'Shi Sou' markDimensions:10.2cm high; 427gNote: Note: Compare to a slightly bigger (13.3 cm high) silver-inlaid square-section bronze vase, attributed to Shi Sou and dated to the 17th-18th century, in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, accession number 2015.273. According to the catalogue, vases of this nature would have served as flower vases or for holding tongs and spatulas for the practice of incense burning. Also compare to a similar silver-inlaid bronze vase, fanghu, with Shi Sou mark and dated to the 17th-18th century, sold at Sotheby's Hong Kong, 7 Oct 2014, lot 3361.
BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA SHAKYAMUNI BURMESE, SHAN STYLE, 17TH-18TH CENTURY 十七至十八世紀 緬甸撣族風格 銅鑄釋迦摩尼佛座像 seated in vajrasana on a waisted double lotus pedestal, his right hand in bhumisparsha mudra, the left resting on his lap, wearing a samghati , his face with serene expression, elongated earlobes, curled hairdress and usnisha, the latter topped by a lotus budDimensions:46cm high; 7.5kgProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection, acquired in the 1960s/70s by the vendor from a private home in Camden, London
GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF A BODHISATTVA MING DYNASTY 明 銅鎏金持蓮菩薩立像 cast standing on a single lotus domed podium, holding a sprig of lotus bud in both hands before his body, wearing a low waisted dhoti decorated by festoon of jewels, upper body further covered by elaborate jewels, his face serene with a gentle smile flanked by pendulous ears with earrings dropping on shoulders, a six-leaf crown topped his head enclosing a towering chignon, with traces of gildingDimensions:25.8cm high; 1422gProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection, acquired by the vendor's father in Glasgow in the 1970s
GILT-LACQUERED BRONZE FIGURE OF SEATED GUANYIN XUANDE MARK BUT 19TH-20TH CENTURY 十九至二十世紀 宣德款 銅髹金持珠觀音座像 the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara cast seated in rajalilasana on leaves, wears a loose long robe with palms crossing his left knee, a rosary hangs from his right forearm, his head and gaze slightly down in pensive meditative expression, hair tidied in bundles parted into two at the back of head resting on shoulders, lower back cast with a six-character Xuande mark in recessed rectangular panel, painted with now faint purplish lacquer underneath a layer of gilt lacquerDimensions:22cm high; 1391g
GE-TYPE-GROUND BALUSTER VASE QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY 清 仿哥釉鐵鏽梅花耳瓶 sturdily potted on high everted foot, raised to a tapered body, long waisted neck and flared mouth, two sides of the neck moulded with flowering prunus, raised branches as loop handles, the decoration covered in bronze glaze, against a creamy white ground suffused with a network of dark and russet cracklesDimensions:45.4cm high
A late Ming Dynasty bronze incense burner modelled as a ceremonial horse, circa 1600, with Greek key decorated saddle, 18cm wideProvenance: by repute, acquired by David Blattner, Bey (Governor), ensign to Queen Victoria and a personal friend of Sultan Abdu el Hamid, the Khedive of Egypt, thence by descent to current owner.
LARGE COPPER-RED 'LOTUS' VASE QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG MARK AND OF THE PERIOD 清乾隆款及年代 釉裏紅纏枝花卉海水紋折肩大壼 of archaic ritual bronze ware hu form, finely decorated on the body with a wide band of flowers in foliage scrolls, framed by a frieze of ruyi and waves, below the mouth further with a band of waves, the neck with a band of scrolling flowers, the shoulder decorated with lotuses in foliage scrolls surmounting tumultuous waves, the base inscribed with a six-character Qianlong mark in underglaze blueDimensions:57cm highProvenance:Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Adrianus Cornelis Maria Verhelst (b. 26th February 1955), The Netherlands (by repute)Note: Note: Compare to a slightly smaller rare large 'lotus' vase, similar in design and decoration, but painted with cobalt blue, two lug handles intact, seal mark and period of Qianlong, sold at Sotheby's Paris, 18 June 2020, lot 12.
LARGE BRONZE 'DRAGON' TRIPOD CENSER XUANDE MARK BUT QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY 清 '大明宣德五年監督工部官臣吳邦佐造'底款 銅鑄雙螭龍耳三足大香爐 the compressed body rising from three short tapered feet to an everted rim, with a pair of sinuous dragons clambering on the rim, the base centred with an apocryphal sixteen-character Xuande mark within a recessed panelDimensions:38cm wide across handles; 10kgProvenance:Provenance: Formerly in a private English estate, Newtown, Mid Wales
BRONZE OKIMONO OF A TANUKI MEIJI PERIOD 明治 '寳壽鑄'款 銅鑄狸置物 cast as a racoon dog standing on all fours in a naturalistic pose, chiselled in fine detail throughout as fur, cast with 'Hoju chu' on the belly in a rectangular recessed panelDimensions:17cm wide; 1711gProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection, Edinburgh
BRONZE SEATED BUDDHA MING DYNASTY, DATED TO 1573AD 明 '萬曆元年十月內郭普軻劉妙蓮'刻款 銅胎髹漆座佛 cast seated in dhyanasana on a lotus throne, hands in dhyana mudra, wears a robe with floral hems falling in naturalistic folds around the arms and legs and open at the chest, the face has a serene expression with eyes downcast, with elongated ears, the hair is dressed in curls surrounding the ushnisha, the back of the lotus throne engraved with twelve characters, meaning 'October of the first year during the Wanli reign, (donated by) Guo Puke (and) Liu Miaolian'Dimensions:21cm high; 1844gProvenance:Provenance: Private Taiwanese collectionNote: Note: Since the early stage when Buddism entered China and bronze votive figures were being produced, it was not uncommon to dedicate secular donors' names, or the makers, or at times the makers were the donors, to religious figures. This would help gain merit in return for good karma for the named individuals. Compare to a rare inscribed gilt-bronze figure of Avalokitesvara, Sui dynasty, made and donated by the 'disciple Ruen Ci', sold at Bonhams Hong Kong, 30 November 2022, lot 41. Some figures bore combinations of inscriptions revealing the name of the donor, date, maker, location of the figure being made, and location or temple it would be presented. In the current example of a bronze Buddha, the inscriptions show two donors, seemingly one male (Guo Puke) and the other female (Liu Miaolian). The remaining inscriptions entail a date, either the date the piece was made or the date being devoted. It is in October of the first year during the Wanli reign, corresponding to 1573AD. Also compare to a very rare gilt-bronze figure of Avalokitesvara, Ming dynasty, Xuande period, dated to 1435AD, inscribed with the donor's name Huang Fu, sold at Sotheby's Hong Kong, 07 April 2011, lot 2839. Another related example of a massive stone carving Buddha, dated by inscription to the 21st year of the Jiajing reign corresponding to 1542AD, was offered in Bonhams, 7 November 2019, lot54.
LARGE BRONZE CENSER WITH BASE XUANDE MARK BUT 19TH-20TH CENTURY 十九至二十世紀 大明宣德年製雙龍底款 銅鑄開光人物故事圖簋式爐 of gui form with compressed globular body, rising from a splayed foot to a gently flared rim, flanked by loop handles to both sides, the exterior cast on either side with figures in pavilions and garden setting in a cartouche, the mouth rim and handles incised with flowers in tendrils, the base cast with a six-character apocryphal Xuande mark in a recessed panel flanked by two descending dragons, on a circular base raised on three bracket feet, top decorated with insects within a band of mountain motif with wavesDimensions:29cm wide across handles; 5kg
INK SCROLL CALLIGRAPHY OF BRONZE INSCRIPTIONS AND PAINTING OF CRANES WITH FLOWERS ATTRIBUTED TO ZHANG DANNONG (1903-1975) 張丹農款 薛侯盤銘文書法 紙本水墨 及 水墨梅樹祥鶴圖 扇頁 紙本設色 立軸雙挖1.款識: 薛國薛侯盤二十字「薛侯作叔妊襄媵盤，其眉壽萬年，子子孫孫永寶用」等鈐印: 張、丹農2.款識:戊寅七月丹農居士鈐印: 張丹農 comprising: a circular calligraphy on gold splashed paper, the middle section written in bronze inscription font after a 20-character inscription on a Western-Zhou dynasty bronze 'Xue Guo plate', together with a fan-shaped painting depicting two cranes perching on a large rock beside a blossoming plum tree, both signed and sealed, two mounted as one hanging scroll Dimensions:widths: 26cm and 52cm
BRONZE DAOIST FIGURE OF VIRUPAKSHA MING DYNASTY 明 銅鑄廣目天王立像 the Buddhist Guardian General is cast standing mightily on a trapezoid podium supported with four pillars enclosing openwork panels on a larger trapezoid stand raised on four bracket feet, clad in full armour decorated with upside down beast head-epaulettes on the belly and lower sides, adorned with billowing scarves, his left hand holding a flaming pearl disc, face in wrathful expression marked by intense almond-shaped eyes below furrowed brows, a broad nose, flaring moustache and beard, wearing a Ming official headwear Dimensions:43.2cm high; 5.5kgProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection, acquired in Glasgow in the 1970sNote: Note: This figure of Virupaksha portrays one of the four heavenly guardian kings or the keepers of the universe. Buddhist tradition associates the heavenly defenders, dharmapalas, with the four directions, Dhritarashtra (Chiguo) of the East, Virudhaka (Zengchang) of the South, Virupaksha (Guangmu) of the West, and Vaishravana (Duowen) of the North, defending the four heavens. Each cosmic directional god is portrayed as a military commander identified by their arms and armour.Virupaksha's feature is his divine eyes. His name in Chinese- Guangmu, means the expanded eyes, as he is known as the 'king who sees all'. In this present lot, this materialises as the attribute- a flaming pearl disc- held in his left hand. Normally the Guardian of the West also holds a naga rope, symbolising power, nobleness, and greatness. This heavenly guardian king is depicted in a wrathful state, which within Buddhist iconography implies expelling away evil energies.
BRONZE OKIMONO OF A TIGER MEIJI PERIOD 明治 誠谷作款 銅鑄虎置物 cast striding forward with its tail stretching out and curling downwards on the tip, the stripes delineated in subtly toned patination and texture, marked on its belly in a rectangular reserve 'Seiya saku', on a wooden standDimensions:25cm wide; 1055gProvenance:Provenance: Private collection, Glasgow
A Muller Frères cameo glass lampshade,c.1900, cased and cut with a wooded landscape with mountains in the distance, cameo signature, raised on a cold-painted Austrian bronze stand, with two game birds, signed 'J. Gadek', with impressed foundry mark,36cm high(2)Condition ReportNibbles to the bottom edge of the glass shade. Surface marks and scratches to the shade.Bird missing to the base, which shows signs of wear and surface marks. Game birds detached and with losses, but present.
Gotthilf Jaeger (German, 1871-1933),an Art Deco bronze, modelled as a dancing woman, c.1925, signed to the base 'G. Jaeger fec.', impressed with 'Vrais Bronze Depose' foundry mark, raised on an oval stepped marble plinth, 15cm wide20cm deep59cm high including baseCondition ReportWith some minor scuffs to the base. The recesses with some built up dust.
A French patinated Art Deco bronze,'Woman with birds of Paradise', c.1930, signed 'G. Daverny, Editions Reveyrolis Paris', impressed to the rear foot 'Bronze Veritable', raised on a rectangular Nero Portoro marble-mounted base, 72cm wide17cm deep56cm highCondition ReportThe plinth 52 cm wide. The patination worn through in sections. Somewhat loose on the base. The base with scratches and marks. With some chips to the base. Additional images uploaded.
Theo Vos (Dutch, 1887-1948)a bronze figure of a Javanese dancer, signed 'Th A Vos', and with a foundry mark, raised on a chip-carved wood plinth, 40.5cm highCondition ReportSome patina wear top the head, chest and skirt. The wood plinth is slightly loose and the screws would need to be tightened. The base with a scratch to the side. Additional images uploaded. Proveance: the private collection of a retired Deco dealer.
Marcel-André Bouraine (French, 1886-1948),'Fan Dancer', c.1925, a silvered and gilt-bronze figure, modelled as a nude female holding a gilt fan engraved with birds, unsigned, raised on a cast and silver-coloured plinth,55cm highCondition ReportNot signed. The gilt is slightly worn to the fan. Some further silver rubbing to the eyebrows and hand. The base appears painted with a silver paint finish - this is not original to the base. The base possibly later - the engraving on the base does not appear stylistically contemporary with the figure.
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