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Lot 262
A collection of silver Indian Ethnic Suarti style jewellery to include a faux turquoise bezel set, a faux turquoise drop pendant, a drop pendant set with a faceted blue stone, rutilated quartz and a bronze ammonite fossil, a polished agate pendant set within a pierced silver mount, a Mexican silver brooch with engraved snake, a silver heart bracelet, a hallmarked silver modernist style bangle and a white metal Tibetan style cuff bracelet set with turquoise and faux coral. Total weight without cuff bracelet 103g.
Lot 242
WILL DAVIES (BRITISH, B. 1980)Peregrine Falcon (2022)signed with initials 'WD' (to lower front of base)Purbeck marble on an oak stand57.5cm high x 19.2cm wide x 26cm deepProvenanceThe artistFootnoteWill Davies has worked with stone,clay and bronze for twenty years. Following his early appointment as a stonemason, Will was awarded the prestigious Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) Scholarship to study historical stone carving at The City & Guilds of London Art School. This lead to an industrious career as a freelance sculptor, workingon a number of high profile projects and public art works, such as theprow sculpture that adorned Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee barge. Will's clients include the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Battle of BritainMemorial Trust. Today, Will is Head Mason at Winchester Cathedral and combines his love of sculpture with his passion for restoring andconserving Britain’s rich heritage and historic architecture. His responsibilities include carving ornamentations such as gargoyles and saints, the recently carved saint on the south transept gable end being a fine example. Working on the north transept, Will became closely acquainted with the Cathedral’s resident pair of nesting peregrine falcons, fondlynamed Winnie and Chester. In 2021, after fathering fifteen chicks over five years, Chester sadly passed away and Will was inspired to sculpt this majestic peregrine falcon from Purbeck marble in his memory.Condition reportThis is a unique piece. Condition is good, it is in 'as carved' condition.
Lot 32
Processional cross. Spain, 14th-15th centuries.Chiselled metal.The left arm is soldered with tin.Measurements: 44 x 34 cm.This type of piece was used in important liturgical events, such as processions, and was often changed when there were economic means to do so and in line with new fashions. This type of cross finial, known as "flordelisada" because of the finish of the arms, was one of the most common in Spanish silverware of the period and enjoyed a long tradition. Precious metals and materials such as gold, silver, gilded silver, enamel, precious stones, etc. were preferred, but if the parish or ecclesiastical authority could not afford to pay for them, they were made in other more humble but richer-looking materials, such as gilded copper or bronze. In the latter case, too, the fashions and techniques of silverware were followed, and striking similarities can be found in works of different materials. On this occasion we are faced with a cross worked in chiselled metal with highly decorative flordellated motifs, running along the entire profile of the piece, and decoration in the form of nailwork on its arms.
Lot 36
Processional cross. Spain, 14th-15th centuries.Bronze.Measurements: 52 x 43 cm.This type of piece was used in important liturgical acts, such as processions, and was often changed when there were economic means to do so and in line with new fashions. This type of cross finial, known as "flordelisada" because of the finish of the arms, was one of the most common in Spanish silverware of the period and enjoyed a long tradition. Precious metals and materials such as gold, silver, gilded silver, enamel, precious stones, etc. were preferred, but if the parish or ecclesiastical authority could not afford to pay for them, they were made in other more humble but richer-looking materials, such as gilded copper or bronze. In the latter case, too, the fashions and techniques of silverware were followed, and striking similarities can be found in works of different materials. On this occasion we find a cross worked in cast and chiselled bronze, decorated with highly decorative geometric motifs.
Lot 37
Processional cross. Spain or France, 13th century.Copper on the cross and bronze on the figure of Christ.Copper cross split at the axis.Christ possibly not original.Measurements: 57.5 x 40 cm.On this processional cross made of copper, the author has developed a whole iconographic pattern representing the last moments of Jesus' life. In the central area, the figure in relief of Christ stands out, possibly later, crucified with three nails, with a short purity cloth, flanked by the figures of the good and the bad thief, Gestas and Dimas, which are smaller than the figure of the main character. These, in turn, are flanked by Saint John the Evangelist (on the left) and the Virgin (on the right), i.e. by Calvary. In the lower part, there is a figure in a prayerful pose, which seems to represent the condemned. In the upper part of the crucified Christ the words INRI can be seen, above it another scene in which a king can be seen, i.e. the moment when Jesus is judged. The cross is crowned by a trumpeting angel. The background is decorated with soft vegetal and simple geometric engravings.This type of piece was used for important liturgical events, such as processions, and was often changed when there were financial means to do so and in line with new fashions. This type of cross finial, known as "flordelisada" because of the finish of the arms, was one of the most common in Spanish silverware of the period and enjoyed a long tradition. Precious metals and materials such as gold, silver, gilded silver, enamel, precious stones, etc. were preferred, but if the parish or ecclesiastical authority could not afford to pay for them, they were made in other more humble but richer-looking materials, such as gilded copper. In this second case, too, the fashions and techniques of silverware were followed, and striking similarities can be found in works made of different materials.
Lot 10071
Kleine Kaminuhr, Bronze, feuervergoldet, 19. Jahrhundert, auf Marmorsockel, Geh- und Schlagwerk, auf Glocke, mit Pendelfeder, Emaillezifferblatt mit Blumengirladen bemalt, arabischen Zahlen und verzierten goldfarbigen Zeigern, Uhrwerkfedern intakt, Werk signiert ”S.H. Paris Nr. 13”, Frontverglasung fehlt, muss überholt werden, leichte Alterungsspuren, H 35 cm
Lot 1845
A Second World War period Japanese NCO's katana with curved single-edged fullered blade, blade length 69.5cm, numbered '61537', with bronzed white metal tsuba and cast aluminium grip, retaining traces of original paint, with bronze-finished metal scabbard (lacking suspension ring) and award certificate, dated 1st Oct 1947, presenting the sword to Captain D.M. Eynon of the 1st Battalion Chin Rifles, No. 61537.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 1807
A 19th century Japanese katana with slightly curved single-edged blade, blade length 73cm, rounded square-form bronze tsuba with applied copper symbols and seal marks, fishskin grip and brass kashira (overall rusting and heavy pitting to blade, overall damage to tsuka, seized to hilt, lacking cord binding, kashira loose).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 1976
A 1914-18 British War Medal and a 1914-19 Victory Medal to '46632 Pte.D.Goodwill, L'pool R.', a First World War period bronze memorial plaque, detailed 'David Goodwill', a Liverpool Regiment cap badge, detailed 'The King's', and a group of correspondence and related photocopied paperwork, including the 1st/5th battalion war diary. Note: David Goodwill died on 1st August 1917, aged 19, and is remembered with honour on the Menin Gate Memorial.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
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