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Click here to subscribe* A Chinese cast bronze hand mirror, of typical circular form having four raised squares each with a different symbol arranged around a central boss, dia.20cm, together with one other of lobed eight petal form, the centre relief decorated with birds, 11cm, a lobed six petal example of plain undecorated form, 17cm and one other circular example relief decorated with a Buddha in seated pose, 11cm. (4)
* A Japanese bronze hand warmer, of squat circular form having acid etched floral decoration with seal mark verso, probably late Meiji/Taisho period, h.12cm (including handle), together with a copper alloy flask of compressed circular form, crudely engraved with birds and foliage, signed, h.17cm (including handle). (2)
A cast bronze figure of the Egyptian Goddess Neith modelled in standing pose wearing the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, mounted on a polished rectangular stone base and housed in a later mahogany and gilt decorated niche, Late Period circa 600 B.C.E., height of figure excluding stone base 17.5cm, including base 20cm, h. of niche 23.5cm.Condition report: old break and repairs to ankles.
Corgi Toys - A boxed Corgi Toys #290 Kojak Buick. The iconic model in metallic bronze appears to be in Mint condition complete with Kojak (wearing hat) and Crocker (with blue jacket) figure in car. The set contains an original self adhesive Lieutenant badge which appears to be in Very Good condition. The black and yellow striped window box appears to be in Fair Plus - Good condition with inner polystyrene and 'City' diorama which appears Very Good. The box itself has some fading, plus age and storage related wear. The cellophane window appears to be a replacement. The header has been folded at some time and has a crease to rear. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
A 19th century Japanese kagamibuta netsuke from Meiji period. Not signed. In carved elephant ivory an bronze work portraying a woman with a scroll next to a dog, 12,7x42,5x42,5 mm. 25 gr. Elephant ivory specimen previous to 7/1/1947, as stated by the regulations CE 338/97 of 12/9/1996, article 2w.
OKTOKONALE TISCHUHREngland, Anfang 18. Jh. Das Werk signiert C. Cabrier London (wohl Charles Cabrier, Meister 1697–1724).Bronze graviert mit Blattwerk sowie vergoldet. Oktogonales Gehäuse, allseitig mit bastionsförmigen, verglasten Durchbrüchen auf drei Füssen in Löwenform (spätere Justierfüsse). Werk mit Spindelgang und Unruh, Schlagwerk auf Glocke. Gravierter Messingzifferring mit römischen Stunden- und arabischen Minuten. Spätere Zeiger.12 × 12 × 8 cm.Schlagwerkfeder defekt. Ergänzungen und kleinere Änderungen. Glockenbefestigung repariert/ergänzt.
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