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Lot 86
A large and unusual heavily patinated and verdigrised Chinese brass/bronze kettle; of squat circular form, the lid with a toad finial and the outside flat rim unusually decorated with a horse, an elephant, a cow and a dog etc., the swing-handle cast and modelled as a dragon and the spout cast as a large open-mouthed dragon's head, raised on three out-splayed supports modelled as stylised animal feet (28cm wide including spout x 20cm high handle upright)
Lot 223
A good assortment of items to include lady's costume jewellery, silver backed brushes, various small picture frames, a bronze candleholder modelled as the face of a stylised sun (modern), a large brass key, a hand painted and decorated circular Russian black-lacquer papier-mâché box and cover, silver earrings, a hallmarked silver oval salt (minus blue glass liner), an early 20th century and a brass bell with turned wooden handle.
Lot 1772
COLLECTION OF SIXTEEN EARLY 20TH CENTURY UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS MEDALS AWARDED TO DAN MORRISON, comprising nine bronze University of Glasgow medals, one silver and three bronze Scottish Inter-University Athletics medals, and three silver St. Peters A.A.C. Inter Club contest for News of the World medals, circa 1930s, also another silver medal, all cased (17) Note from the vendor: Dan Morrison was born in Ness on the Isle of Lewis. His Mother died when he was 9 years of age. He and his siblings were brought up by loving relatives. He managed to get a secondhand Box Brownie camera, so he started taking photos of life round about him in the 30's, 40's and 50's. He was smart lad so the headmaster at the local school wanted him to further his education. Dan told him he could not afford a suit so the headmaster bought him one. His Father meanwhile had gone to New Zealand to earn a living for the family, so between his Father sending money and the bursary that was available he finished his education in the Nicolson Institute in Stornoway. From there he went to Glasgow University and trained as a teacher. He taught in the city for a while and then war came. He was put into a London regiment which he found quite humourous. A Gaelic speaking Highlander in with Cockney lads, whom he regaled with tall tales! He moved to Oban High School in 1956 and there he stayed until he retired. He and his wife Agnes were married for 62 years and he had one daughter who lives in Canada. His book of photographs was published in 1997 and the local publishing company did a reprint last year. Dan was 98 when he passed away. He always dressed immaculately.
Lot 277
A bronze sun dial, dated 1651, 25cmCondition report: Is complete but the colour is dull and it is aged across most surfaces. The central part is not fixed in place. Difficult to know the age, but looks to have some age. Has a hole in each corner, which looks to have been used to fix the dial in place.
Lot 414
Medallion large Rowland Hill and the Penny Postage Jubilee: Dating from 1890, (1840-90). A representation of a stamped envelope bearing a stage-coach of the 'North Mail making for Highgate, A Mulready envelope in the centre on the other. on either side are two figures, Queen Victoria & Rowland Hill. respectively. By L.C. Lauer. Bronze. 65 mm diameter
Lot 1311
NUDE ASCENDING A STAIRCASE, BY SALVADOR DALI a bronze sculpture by Salvador Dali (Spanish surrealist, 1904-1989) titled, Nude Ascending a Staircase, depicting a female figurine perched atop an oversized seashell. An homage to Marcel Duchamp, the piece was created in 1973 and the signature of the artist is impressed in the bronze; it is also engraved 2/999 in the bronze. Published by 2049 Obra Contemporanea, Spain. Excellent condition. From Foundry Bonvicini, Verona, Italy. This sculpture comes with a certificate of authenticity from the publisher and it is listed, described and pictured in the artist's catalogue raisonne by Robert Descharnes, plate #412 page 162 and 163
Lot 1315
BATTLE OF BRITAIN AIR MINISTRY R.A.F. SCAMBLE BELL, the bronze bell with remnants of a coating of red paint throughout, with crown suspension, stamped below with 'crown, A. M. and dated 1940', 31cm high The Battle of Britain was a major military campaign of the Second World War in which the Royal Air Force and the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy defended the United Kingdom against large scale attacks by Nazi Germany's air force. The British officially recognise the battle's duration as being from 10th July - 31st October 1940.
Lot 1206
A late 19th century French brass cased thirty day mantel clock, with twin beast masks suspending handles, the circular enamelled chapter ring set with Arabic numerals, with further foliate detail throughout, the movement back plated stamped ‘Marti Medaille de Bronze’ and numbered 643, height 34.5cm, (dial af).Additional InformationChapter ring with numerous hairline cracks, build-up of old polish and dirt, not tested, no guarantee of working order, further general wear.
Lot 189
A pair of late 19th century gilt bronze candlestick, with shaped sconce above three elephant mask heads and single Corinthian column supports, terminating on a tri-form base terminating on three paw feet, height 34cm, together with a pair of brass doorstops, weighted bases, and a pair of brass easels in the Rococo style, (6).Additional InformationThe bronze candlesticks look to be missing their sconces, general wear throughout, one of the easel back supports is missing from their easels.
Lot 337
A late 19th/early20th century bronze koro, with twin handles and decorated with dragons and foliage, seal mark to underside of the base, diameter 12cm.Additional InformationThe inside of the incense burner has been painted black, there is general tarnishing and wear to the metal finish throughout and a small dent to near one of the legs and two dark tarnish patches, there is a small hole visible in the main body of the koro.
Lot 95
A 19th century bronze and brass Thomason-type corkscrew with turned handle, a lacquered brass three-draw telescope, a Mauchline ware egg enclosing a white metal thimble and a brass thimble, a small copper oval dish and an embossed metal cigarette box (5).Additional InformationThe corkscrew has a heavy and abrasive polished appearance throughout. Old scuffs and knocks to the surface of the bronze bell throughout, the handle is not original and has been recently turned to be used as a replacement, lacking the small loop to the top of the handle. The small telescope with some dents and general tarnishing throughout. Mauchline ware egg with wear to the varnished finish. Other items with general wear.
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