LITERATURE. A COLLECTION OF BOOKS AND CATALOGUES ON SCULPTURE AND BRONZES including: The French Bronze 1500-1800, Giambologna, Sculptor of the Medici, The Keir Collection of Medieval Works of Art, Renaissance Bronzes in American Collections, The Cyril Humphries Collection of European Sculpture and Works of Art, Parts I&II (39) 1. John Pope-Hennessy Assisted by Anthony F Radcliffe, Terrence W I Hodgkinson - Sculpture in the Frick collection (German, Netherlandish, French and British)2. John Pope-Hennessy - Italian Renaissance Sculpture3. John Pope-Hennessy - Italian Gothic Sculpture4. John Pope-Hennessy - Italian High Renaissance and Baroque Sculpture5. John Pope-Hennessy - Catalogue of Italian Sculpture in the Victoria and Albert Museum Volume I - III6. Bronzes from the Samuel H Kress Collection - Catalogue by John Pope-Hennessy - Renaissance Bronzes (Reliefs, Plaquettes, Statuettes, Utensils and Mortars)7. Richard Hare - The Art and Artists of Russia8. Victoria and Albert Museum Department of Textiles - Catalogue of Tapestries (Price 3s. 6d. NET.)9. The Collection of Mr and Mrs Saul P Steinberg - Sotheby's, New York, Friday May 26, 200010. The Art Collections of the late Viscount Leverhulme - The Anderson Galleries (Mitchell Kennerley (President) 489 Park Avenue at Fifty-ninth Street, New York, 1926)11. The French Bronze 1500 to 1800 (M Knoedler & Co, New York, 1968)12. Arts Council of Great Britain - Giambologna, Sculptor of the Medici, 1529-1608 - Catalogue edited by Charles Avery and Anthony Radcliffe13. Arts Council of Great Britain - Ivory Carvings in Early Medieval England 700-1200 (Victoria & Albert Museum London, 8th May to 7th July 1974)14. Anthony Radcliffe - A Connoisseur Monograph, European Bronze Statuettes15. Victoria and Albert Museum - Catalogue of the Jones Collection (Part II - Ceramics, metalwork, Sculpture, Etc.)16. Victoria and Albert Museum, Department of Architecture and Sculpture - Catalogue of Carvings in Ivory (Part I)17. Victoria and Albert Museum - Catalogue of Carvings in Ivory (Part II)18. Venetian Bronzes - From the collections of the Correr Museum,Venice - Introduction and notes by Professor Giovanni Mariacher - Circulated b the Smithsonian Institution 1968-196919. Rupert Gunnis - Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660-185120. M I Webb - Michael Rysbrack Sculptor21. Jennifer Montagu - Bronzes22. The twilight of the Medici, late Baroque art in Florence, 1670-1743 - Detroit. The Detroit Institute of Arts 27 March - 2 June 1974; Florence. Palazzo Pitti 28 June - 30 September 197423. Bronzes, Other Metalwork and Sculpture; The Collection of Irwin Untermyer - London Thames and Hudson, 196224. Byzantine Art - Edinburgh 1958 London25. Renaissance bronzes in American Collections - An Exhibition organizes by the Smith College Museum of Art; Northampton Massachusetts 196426. The Gambier-Parry Collection (Provisional Catalogue 1967) - Courtauld Institute of Art University of London27. Wallace Collection Catalogues - Sculpture (Marbles, terra-cottas and bronzes, carvings in ivory and wood, plaquettes, medals, coins, and wax-reliefs. Text with historical notes and illustrations by J G Mann, M.A., F.S.A, London)28. A Collection of Renaissance and later medals - Sotheby & Co. A.G., Zurich, 27th May 197429. The Thomas F Flannery, Jr Collection - Sotheby's, 1st and 2nd December 198330. The Cyril Humphries Collection of European Sculpture and Works of Art, Part I-II - Sotheby's, New York, 10th January 199531. The Keir Collection of Medieval Works of Art - Sotheby's, New York, 20th November 199732. H R Weichrauch - Europaische Bronze-Statuetten (15.-18. Jahrhundert)33. Beeldhouwkunst in het Rijksmuseum / catalogus (door Jaap Leeuwenberg, met medewerking van Willy Halsema-Kubes)34. Die Bildwerke in Bronze und in Anderen Metallen - Bayerisches Nationalmuseum Munchen - Verlag F Bruckmann Munchen35. Bayerisches Nationalmuseum Bilfuhrer 1 - Bronzeplastik, Erwerbungen von 1956-1973 (Hans R Weichrauch zum 65. Geburtstag, Munchen 1974)36. Wilhelm von Bode - Die Kunst der Fruhrenaissance in Italien37. Association Royale des Demeures Historique de Belgique - Catalogue de l'Exposition de Bronzes de la Renaissance de Donatello a Francois Duquesnoy (conserves dans des collections privees belges, Septembre-Octobre 1967))38. Jolan Balogh - Katalog der Auslandischen Bildwerke des Museums der Bilbenden Kunste in Budapest, IV-XVIII Jahrhundert (I-II)39. Tardy - Les Ivoires; Evolution decorative du premier siecle a nos jours
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![Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Co-operative Societies: Co-operative Boot Co, 34 Bolsover Street [Sheffield], bracteate Penn](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ba8c9bdb-ec51-4d24-9687-ad4e00ce6a5c/9fd3c28a-7a87-45b2-a1ab-ad4e00cf96e4/468x382.jpg)
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Co-operative Societies: Co-operative Boot Co, 34 Bolsover Street [Sheffield], bracteate Penny, 25mm (R – [cf. p.53]); Masboro Equitable Pioneers SL, brass 1 Pint by Gill (R 26); Rotherham CSL, brass Half-Pint by Gill (R 2), brass 1 Pint by Gill (4, all R 4), iron 1 Pint by Gill (R 6), hexagonal aluminium uniface 1 Pint by Gill, 24mm (R –), brass Free by Gill (R 8); Sheffield & Ecclesall CSL, Dairy Dept, 1 Pint (8), red (3), green (2), orange, black, yellow (R 35-8, 41), 1 Pint Cheap Milk Scheme, blue plastic overpainted black (2, both R 44a), 1 Pint Ster (2), grey plastic, one overpainted red (R 46, 46a); Sheffield & Hallamshire A[ncient] O[rder of] F[oresters] CIS, 1 Pound (R 10); Sheffield I[mproved] I[ndustrial] & P[rovident] SL, bracteate brass Threepence, 19mm (R –); Sheffield Newsagents CSL, bronze Five Pounds by Ardill (R 11) [25]. Generally fine to very fine, some rare £80-£100 --- Masboro Equitable Pioneers CSL, founded 1869, name changed to Rotherham CSL in 1925. The Sheffield & Hallamshire Ancient Order of Foresters CIS was founded in March 1853 and dissolved in 1871. The Sheffield Improved Industrial & Provident SL was founded at 127 Devonshire street in 1865; it merged with the Ecclesall CS to form the Sheffield & Ecclesall CSL in 1907. The Sheffield Newsagents CSL was founded in 1873
![Badges, Athletics and Swimming: Hallamshire Harriers & A[thletic] C[lub], gold and enamel by Fattorini, un-named, 26mm, hallm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ba8c9bdb-ec51-4d24-9687-ad4e00ce6a5c/636eca70-652b-4c1f-8111-ad4e00d16f5e/468x382.jpg)
Badges, Athletics and Swimming: Hallamshire Harriers & A[thletic] C[lub], gold and enamel by Fattorini, un-named, 26mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1909, 9ct, 8.27g; Sheffield Amateur Swimming Association, silver by A.H. Darby, named (Ladies Back Stroke Championship, Mable Drabble, Second, 1913), 32mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1912; Sheffield United Harriers, silver by Fattorini, named (S. Jessop), 35 x 30mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1921; Yorkshire Cross-Country Association (Founded 1889), silver and enamel by Fattorini, named (S. Jessop, 1921), 28mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1920; The [Sheffield] Schools’ Athletic Ass[ociatio]n, silver and enamel by H. Phillips, engraved (1934, Relay Race, 1st), 37 x 26mm, hallmarked London 1934; Sheffield United H[arriers] & A[thletic] Club, silver and enamel by Fattorini, un-named, 28mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1934; Sheffield Schools’ Swimming Association, plated bronze, named (W. Woodham), 29mm; International Cross Country Championships, Sheffield, 1962, brass and enamel by Pinches, 32 x 27mm; together with un-named silver badges for athletics by Fattorini (2), 30mm and 28 x 24mm, former engraved (Gloops Champion), both hallmarked Birmingham 1933; Gloops Club, brass and enamel by B.H. Collins, 19mm [11]. Very fine and better; all with clips and rings for suspension £150-£200
![Badges, Cycling, Motorcycling and Motoring: Sheffield & Hallamshire M[otor] C[ycle] C[lub], silver and enamel, stamped wm. e,](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ba8c9bdb-ec51-4d24-9687-ad4e00ce6a5c/e4cb508b-78bf-4f56-8377-ad4e00d20e9d/468x382.jpg)
Badges, Cycling, Motorcycling and Motoring: Sheffield & Hallamshire M[otor] C[ycle] C[lub], silver and enamel, stamped wm. e, named (Winter Trial, Dec. 26 1914, E. Cross), hallmarked Birmingham 1914, bronze and enamel, named (Flying Kilo, June 20 1914, J. Nicholson), both 34 x 24mm; S[heffield] & H[allamshire] M[otor] C[ycle] C[lub] & L[ight] M[otor] C[ar] C[lub], bronze, naming indistinct, 34 x 28mm; Upperthorpe C[ycling] C[lub] (Founded 1880), silver and enamel by Fattorini, named (Club 12 Hours, 16 August 1953, S.W. Wild, 224 5/8 Miles), 35 x 30mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1953; Sheffield & District Automobile Club, brass and enamel, unsigned, 37 x 32mm; Sheffield Weekly News Cycling Club, brass and enamel by Vaughton, 30 x 28mm; Darnall Park Cycling Club, brass and enamel by Fattorini, 31mm, nickel and enamel, named (Fred Brown), 28 x 26mm; Hillsboro’ Wheelers C[ycling] C[lub], brass and enamel by Hinds, 28 x 25mm; Sheffield Road Club, brass and enamel ‘100’ by W. Miller, 32 x 21mm; S[heffield] C[orporation] T[ramways] & M[otor] Sports Club, brass and enamel, unsigned, 20mm; Sheffield Tigers Speedway [Club], brass and enamel by Gladman & Norman (2, one with 1962 clasp), both 25 x 20mm, others (8), by W. Reeves (4), unsigned (4), all different [21]. Second Darnall fine, others very fine and better; all with means of suspension £80-£100
![Badges, Football: S[heffield] & H[allamshire] F[ootball] A[ssociation], J[unior] L[eague], engraved silver and enamel by Vaug](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ba8c9bdb-ec51-4d24-9687-ad4e00ce6a5c/3cc6a179-f273-42d7-809a-ad4e00d21adf/468x382.jpg)
Badges, Football: S[heffield] & H[allamshire] F[ootball] A[ssociation], J[unior] L[eague], engraved silver and enamel by Vaughton, named (1898-9, Won by A. Oldfield, Brunswick Mission F.C.), 34 x 29mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1898; Sheffield Schools’ Athletic Association, Wednesday Challenge Shield, silver by Sheldon Bros, named (W. Taylor, 1912), 29mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1911, United Challenge Shield, bronze, unsigned, named (W. Wilson 1921-1922), 29mm; Sheffield & Dist[rict] Adult Schools F[ootball] L[eague], silver and enamel (2), by Fattorini, named (T. Jackson), 29 x 24mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1912, and by Dance & Duerden, named (1914-15, T. Jackson), 25mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1914; Sheffield Adult Schools Cup, silver and enamel by Birmingham Medal Co, engraved (1923-4), 32mm; Sheffield & Hallamshire County F[ootball] A[ssociation], silver and enamel by Vaughton, engraved (Intermediate Lge. (16-18), 1935-36), 27mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1935; Sheffield & Hallamshire Football Association, silver and enamel by Fattorini, engraved (Association League Winners, 1951-52), 30mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1951; together with modern-day enamel badges for Sheffield United/The Blades (9, one duplicate), Sheffield Wednesday (4, different) [21]. Very fine and better, first rare; all with clips, rings or pins for suspension £100-£150
Badges, Shooting: S[heffield] & D[istrict] S[outh] A[bbeydale] A[rchers], 1892, engraved silver-gilt, named (John A. Jeffcock), 29mm; The Sheffield and District Rifle Association, openwork (2), silver and enamel by Elkington, un-named, hallmarked London 1906, bronze and enamel, named (Full Range, July 23rd 1910), both 35 x 32mm; West Riding and Sheffield Rifle Association, Walker Cup, silver and enamel by Fattorini, named (R.R.C., W. Catley, 1922), 36 x 30mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1922, silver by Fattorini, named (Walker Cup, 1923, W.R. Bingham), 26mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1923; Brincliffe & Ecclesall Rifle Club, silver and enamel by Fattorini, un-named, 27mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1924; Sheffield & District Rifle Association, Sheffield Telegraph Cup, silver by Vaughton, un-named, 26mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1939, bronze, un-named, 26mm; Brincliffe Rifle Club, brass and enamel by Dance & Duerden, 31 x 24mm; Sheffield Rifle Club, brass and enamel, 28mm [10]. First fine, others very fine; all with clips or rings for suspension £50-£70
Historical Medals, Marriage of the Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra of Denmark, 1863, white metal medals by Brookes & Adams for John Brown, Mayor of Sheffield (2), both 39mm (W & E 910B.1); Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, a white metal medal by Heaton, with clasp sheffield 1887, 38mm (W & E 2170B.2), S.S. Michael & All Angels Church Schools, Sheffield, 1887, a copper-plated white metal medal, unsigned, subscribed by the Congregation, 44mm (W & E –); Visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to Sheffield, 1895, medals (5), by W. Owen, in white metal, 38mm (W & E 1820A.1), by A.E. Harris (2), uniface bronze, 39 x 35mm (W & E 1822A.1), uniface brass, 39 x 35mm (W & E –), unsigned (2), both white metal, 31mm (W & E 1824A.1) [9]. Bronze 1822A.1 virtually as struck, others very fine and better; some pierced for suspension £60-£80 --- Sir John Brown (1816-96), founder of John Brown & Co, Atlas Works, Brightside, mayor 1862-3, master cutler 1865-6, the self-styled father of the South Yorkshire iron trade, inventor of the spring-loaded railway buffer. The Duke and Duchess of York (later George V and Queen Mary) visited Sheffield on 10-11 May 1895
Historical Medals, Sheffield Weekly Telegraph Kind Hearted Brigade, c. 1885, a white metal medal, unsigned, 36mm; Yorkshire Trades & Industrial Exhibition, Sheffield, 1892, a plated white metal medal by J.A. Restall, 45mm (Allen Pt 4); Sheffield Amateur Swimming Association, a bronze award medal by Fattorini, engraved (1922, 150 Yards Backstroke, Ladies, 3rd), 33mm; Sheffield, Rotherham & Dis[trict] Bakers, Confectioners & Caterers Exhibition, a bronze award medal, unsigned, for Provincial Exhibitions Ltd, named (Crusty Bread, A.H. Hore, 3rd Prize, 1925), 38mm; Hovis, a silver award medal by Birmingham Mint, named (Awarded Messrs. The Leger Bakery for Hovis Bread of Sheffield, 1930), 38mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1930; Sheffield Play Festival, 1930, a uniface bronze medal, unsigned, 48mm; Sheffield Grocers, Bakers & Confectioners Exhibition, 1938, a silver medal by F. Johnson & Son for Provincial Exhibitions Ltd, named (Malt Brown Bread, Open Class, 2nd Prize, Wm. Newman), 32mm [7]. First good fine and with pin for suspension, others generally extremely fine; two cased £60-£80
Historical Medals, Visit of Queen Victoria to Sheffield to Open the New Town Hall, 1897, white metal medals (3), by H. Jenkins & Son for the Duke of Norfolk, Mayor, 32mm (W & E 3156D.1), by Spink, 51mm (W & E 3476G.1; BHM 3604), unsigned, 39mm (W & E 3608D.1); Welcome by the Children of Sheffield to Queen Victoria in Norfolk Park, 1897, white metal medals by the Mint, Birmingham (4), all 39mm (W & E 3275N.1; BHM 3605); St Mary’s Church Sunday School, Sheffield, 1897, a gilt white metal medal, unsigned, for Revd. R.H. Hammond, Vicar, 32mm (W & E –); Children of Nether Hallam, 1897, a bronze medal, unsigned, for Councillor A. Muir Wilson, 33mm [9]. Second and last extremely fine, others generally very fine and pierced for suspension; three with original ribands £70-£90 --- Queen Victoria, accompanied by Princess Christian of Denmark and the Duke of Connaught, travelled from Windsor Castle to Sheffield on 21 May 1897 to open the new Town Hall, built at a cost of some £130,000. The royal party transferred to Norfolk Park to be serenaded by some 50,000 schoolchildren, and then the Cammell steelworks, before the Queen proceeded to Balmoral. Henry Fitzalan Howard, 15th Duke of Norfolk (1847-1917), philanthropist, mayor of Sheffield 1895-7. Arnold Muir Wilson (1857-1909), solicitor, mountaineer and pioneer motorist, elected to Sheffield City Council 1883, stood as Conservative candidate for Sheffield Attercliffe on two occasions, both unsuccessfully
Historical Medals, Visit of Queen Victoria to Sheffield to Open the New Town Hall, 1897, medals by the Sheffield Goldsmiths’ Co (7), in bronze (2), white metal (5), similar, all 44mm (W & E 3460A.1 [4, one unpierced], A.2 [1], A.3 [2]) [5]. One white metal medal very fine, others about extremely fine and better; W & E 3460A.2 in original white card box of issue £60-£80
Historical Medals, Edward VII, Coronation, Sheffield, 1902, medals by Spink (3), in bronze and white metal (2), all 40mm (W & E 4560O.1, O.2; BHM 3743); Visit of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra to Open the University of Sheffield, 1905, medals by Spink (3), squat buildings at left (2), in bronze and white metal, tall buildings at left, in white metal, all 40mm (W & E 4877A.1, A.2, and note; BHM 3909); George V, Coronation, City of Sheffield, 1911, gilt-bronze medals by H.B. Sale (2), both 32mm (W & E 5215R.2); Visit of the Prince of Wales to Sheffield, 1923, a bronze medalet, unsigned, 22mm (Giordano CM70; W & E 6187); George V, Silver Jubilee, City of Sheffield, 1935, aluminium medals by J.R. Gaunt for H.L. Brown & Sons Ltd (3), all 36mm (W & E 5703L.1) [12]. Generally about extremely fine and better; W & E 4560O.2 in case of issue and two W & E 5703L.1 in blue card boxes of issue £60-£80 --- Edward VII and Queen Alexandra opened the University of Sheffield at Netherthorpe on 12 July 1905. The Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) visited the city on 29 May 1923
Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, a bronze medal by L.C. Wyon after Sir J.E. Boehm and Sir F. Leighton, crowned bust left, rev. enthroned figure of Empire surrounded by standing figures representing Science, Letters, Art, etc, Mercury and Time below, 77mm (W & E 2000A.2; BHM 3219; E 1733). Extremely fine; in original fitted case [catch broken] £120-£150
Mediterranean Fleet, Rifle Meeting, an openwork silver badge by J. Purser, un-named, 45 x 38mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1933; Portsmouth United Service Rifle Meeting, a plated award medal by Phillips, un-named, with four clasps, 39mm; Board of Trade, Rocket Apparatus, Proof of Service at a wreck, bronze medals (2), both 35mm; together with other miscellaneous medals, badges, Nelson-related tokens and medals, etc, in silver (5), base metal (22) [31]. First four very fine, others in varied state, a useful lot £150-£200
![Investiture of the Prince of Wales, 1969, silver and bronze medals by E. Fey, both 52mm (E 2118) [2]. About as struck; in fit](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ba8c9bdb-ec51-4d24-9687-ad4e00ce6a5c/de2c2ecf-f96d-480d-9682-ad4e00df7bb3/468x382.jpg)
FRANCE, Traité de Commerce avec l’Angleterre, 1860, a copper award medal by L. Merley, named (M. Louvet), 56mm (BDM IV, 42); Association Française contre l’Abus des Boisson Alcooliques, 1872, a bronze award medal by E.-A. Oudiné for the Société de Temperance, 1872, un-named, 51mm; Ministère de l’Agriculture et du Commerce, Annonay [Ardèche], 1873, a bronze award medal by J.-J. Barré, un-named, 50mm; together with miscellaneous French base metal medals (4) [7]. Second extremely fine, third very fine, others in varied state £60-£80
FRANCE, Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1889, a bronze award medal by L.-A. Bottée, named (Victor Boisseau), 62mm (Maier 131; PBE 9; ANS Exh. Cat. 1910, 15; BDM I, 231; cf. DNW 176, 373); Exposition Universelle Internationale, Paris, 1900, a bronze award medal by G.-H. Lemaire for Mongredin, 53mm (PBE 542; BM Acq. 1983-7, pl.40, 85; cf. DNW 190, 1245); République Français [1898], a bronze medal after J.-B. Daniel-Dupuis adapted for Louis Amiard, Président du Conseil Général de Seine-et-Oise, 50mm; Chambre Syndicale de Serrurerie, a bronze award medal by P.V. Dautel, named (A. Lefebvre, 1938), 41mm (cf. DNW 176, 390) [4]. Very fine £50-£70 --- Louis Amiard (1872-1935), Président du Conseil Général de Seine-et-Oise, 1923-35
France, Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1889, a bronze medal by J.-B. Daniel-Dupuis, 63mm (Maier 182; Coll. R. Marx 307; BDM I, 664; cf. DNW 173, 493); Progrès dans la Fabrication des Monnaies, 1889, a copper medal by L.-A. Bottée and L.-F. Chabaud, 50mm (PBE 6; BDM I, 231; CGMP p.60); Inauguration du Pont de Conflans, Charenton [Paris], 1892, a plated bronze award medal, named (M. Landre), 50mm; Elections Législatives du 27 Avril 1902, Neuilly-Boulogne, a bronze award medal by H. Dubois, un-named, 41mm; Gallia, a plated bronze award medal by C.-P. Pillet for Arthus-Bertrand, named (Villefranche s/Mer Régates à la Voile, 1923, Offerte par Mr Thaon), 50mm; Syndicat Général de l’Industrie Hôtelière de Paris, a bronze award medal, unsigned, named (Frédéric Leroy, 1925), 40mm; Union des Syndicats de l’Alimentation en Gros de France, 1935, a plated bronze award medal by Massonnet, named (M. Brousseau), 40mm [7]. Very fine £80-£100
FRANCE, Congrès International des Editeurs, Paris, 1896, a plated bronze medal by A.H. Rivet, 50mm; Comice Agricole du Canton N.-O. des Saumur, a plated bronze award medal by A. Rivet, named (Mr Merlet, Senateur), 44mm; Patria, c. 1905, a bronze award plaque by H. Lefebvre, un-named, 68 x 59mm (ANS Exh. Cat. 1910, p.184, 24); République Française, Département de l’Oise, 1911, a bronze award medal by H.L. Gréber, un-named, 50mm; Horticulture, 1913, a bronze medal by L.-A. Blanchot, 52mm (CGMP p.43); Ministre de la Guerre, Concours de Tir, a bronze award medal by H. Dubois, un-named, 50mm [6]. Very fine £50-£70
FRANCE, Mutualité, 1906, a gilt-bronze award plaque by M.-A.-L. Coudray, named (C. Marcou, 1961), 71 x 55mm (PBE 264; CGMP p.101; BDM VII, 194; cf. DNW 190, 1254); Préparation Militaire, 1911, a silver medal by P. Grandhomme for the Ministre de la Guerre, 50mm (BDM VII, 389; V & A Exh. Cat. 1998, 1; cf. DNW 190, 1256) [2]. Good very fine £60-£80
FRANCE, Concours International de Musique, Paris, 1912, a bronze award medal by J.-P. Legastelois, standing female in foreground, violinists, trumpet-players and singers in background, rev. view of a building, naked female with two naked boys below, un-named, 75 x 54mm (PBE 539; cf. DNW M1, 1675). Obverse very fine, reverse better £60-£80
FRANCE, Union Syndicale de l'Industrie du Gaz en France, 1928, a plated bronze Long Service award medal by H. Dropsy, named (J. Jacques), 54mm (Dropsy Exh. Cat. 1964, 75; cf. DNW 176, 384); Death of Georges Etienne, 1935, a bronze medal by H. Dropsy for Canale [struck 1938], 68mm (Dropsy Exh. Cat. 1964, –); Centenaire du Banque du Crédit Industriel et Commercial, 1959, a cast bronze medal by H. Dropsy, 59mm (Dropsy Exh. Cat. 1964, –; cf. DNW 143, 185) [3]. Good very fine and better, second rare £60-£80
FRANCE, La Défense contre la Tuberculose, c. 1930, a bronze medal by G. Contaux after A. Faivre, un-named, 50mm (cf. DNW 150, 3161); Pigeon Club Français, c. 1930, a uniface bronze plaque, unsigned, 70 x 49mm (cf. DNW 58, 1564); Sociétes Colombophiles, a plated bronze award medal, unsigned, un-named, 40mm; Henri Rabaud, 1931, a uniface bronze medal by P.-M. Dammann, 68mm; Agriculture, 1932, an Art Déco bronze medal by R. Cochet adapted for the Société d’Agriculture de Meaux, Concours, 1933, 50mm (cf. DNW 45, 811); Génie Militaire, 1939, a bronze award medal by E.-A. Monier, un-named, 59mm (CGMP p.258; cf. DNW 165, 1327) [6]. First virtually as struck and in green card box of issue, others generally very fine £80-£100
A copper oil lamp, early 20th century, of oval form with a recessed reservoir to the bottom, with a tapering neck with a flared end, 19cm wide, 44cm long, together with, a Swedish Art Deco patinated bronze plate, depicting Leda and the Swan, stamped GAB Brons, 16cm diamCondition report: With wear and patination. The reservoir with residue.
A bronze sculpture, modelled as a male nude staking a boat, mounted on a faceted stone plinth, signed and dated Mitch -80, with Meridian Bronze London foundry mark, 25cm wide, 16cm deep, 44cm high (incl. plinth)Condition report: Some scratches to the plinth. Overall good condition. Please see additional images.
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