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Lot 279A
3x George III (1760 - 1820) recovery from illness medals: gilt metal, silver and bronze, 1789 by J. P. Droz. Obvs: Laureate head of George III right. Revs: An altar on which burns a sacrificial fire, entwined with a snake; olive branch and globe below.. DH179, 180, 181. All Near Extremely Fine, the gilt with metal showing.
Lot 280
A collection of George III medals consisting of: Bronze 1798 victory on the Nile (48 mm), Extremely Fine proof. Bronze 1801 commemorating the Unification of Great Britain and Ireland (48mm), Extremely Fine proof. Bronze 1798 commemorating British victories (48 mm), Nick to reverse edge otherwise Extremely Fine proof.
Lot 283
Medals consisting of: Silver George V, 1935 silver jubilee medal (57 mm), Extremely Fine. Silver George V, 1935 silver jubilee medal (31 mm), Extremely Fine. 2x Bronze Matthew Boulton medals (48 mm), obvs: Bust of Matthew Boulton right. Rev: Farewell within wreath. Both Extremely Fine. Bronze Matthew Boulton medal (40 mm), "in memory of his obsequies", Extremely Fine. James Watt and Matthew Boulton medal (38 mm) "James Watt & co Late Boulton and Watt engineers, London & Soho Birmingham", Extremely Fine. Bronze Matthew Boulton death medal (55 mm), "INVENTAS AUT QUI VITAM EXCOLUERE PER ARTES", Extremely Fine. Bronze Matthew Boulton death medal (63 mm), "INVENTAS AUT QUI VITAM EXCOLUERE PER ARTIS", Extremely Fine. Bronze J. P. Droz death medal (34 mm) by R. Dubois, Extremely Fine.
Lot 375
A collection of commemorative coins consisting of: 2009 super crown size coin depicting Britannia and St. George and the dragon. The coin plated 24 carat gold and both Britannia and St George and the Dragon are accented with rhodium-platinum. 89mm. FDC. Encapsulated in its London Mint Office presentation box. Five shilling crown 8-coin set, made up of commemorative cupro-nickel crowns which are accented with a 24 carat gold plating. Also included in this lot is a Great Britain, 1961 penny in gold plated bronze. Gibraltar, 2017 crown issued to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip's 70th wedding anniversary. Tristan Da Cunha, 2011 crown in gold plated cupro-nickel issued to celebrate the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. Total: 12 coins.
Lot 1508
AFTER THE ANTIQUE; an Italian patinated bronze study of 'The Sleeping Ariadne', modelled as a loosely draped woman reclining with one arm over her head and legs crossed, on an irregular base and marble effect stand, marked to the base 'Fonderio Sommer Napoli', height 29cm *This bronze is based on a Roman Hadrianic copy of a Hellenistic original, the copy is in the Vatican museum.
Lot 1512
AFTER THE ANTIQUE; 'The Dying Gaul', a 19th century cast and patinated bronze study of a slumped Gaul with sword wound, reclining on his oval shield with sword to his side, height 14cm, width 27cm *A bronze copy of the marble sculpture in the Capitoline Museum in Rome, itself a copy of a now lost bronze from the Hellenistic period.
Lot 1514
AFTER THE ANTIQUE, a cast and patinated Grand Tour bronze of 'Augustus Of Prima Porta', the Emperor Augustus Caesar dressed as a general in the act of addressing his troops, standing with bare feet, elaborately decorated armour, a spear in one hand, the other outstretched, with a small figure of Cupid riding a dolphin behind, height 20cm *This bronze is based on an original excavated from the Villa of Livia, Augustus's wife in the mid 19th century. The original is now in the Vatican museum.
Lot 1522
AFTER GERMAIN PILON (1528-1590), a 19th century cast and patinated bronze study 'The Three Graces' standing in loosely flowing robes in triangular form with their backs to each other, on a traingular base with inswept edges and conforming marble base, with foundry mark 'Reduction Mechanique', height 40cm
Lot 1523
ANTOINE COYZEVOX (1640-1720); a large 19th century French cast and patinated bronze group of Pan and a Faun, seated playing a flute, with animal skin draped across his lap, sculpted in the round with a young faun to his back holding his staff and with a finger to his lips, signed to the base 'A.Coyzevox, 1709' and 'F. Barbedienne. Fondeur', height 44cm
Lot 1529
A PAIR OF BRONZE AND GILT BRONZE FIGURAL CANDELABRA, the five scrolling gilt branches with detachable sconces and cast face and foliage decoration to each branch, with a central detachable flame finial to the centre, the branches being held aloft by a patinated bronze winged female figure loosely draped, standing on a Siena marble base with gilt bronze laurel wreath and other mounts, on square bases, height 69cm
Lot 1531
AFTER THE ANTIQUE, a 19th century cast and patinated bronze bust after the antique of 'Pseudo-Seneca', beard and open mouth, on a square marble base, height 44cm *This model is based on a late 1st Century BC Roman bust excavated at Herculaneum in 1754, originally thought to be Seneca the Younger it is now thought to represent perhaps Hesiod or Aristophanes.
Lot 1532
AFTER THE ANTIQUE; 19th century, a bronze study of Marcus Aurelius on horseback, modelled wearing a toga with his right arm extended, the horse with front leg raised and wearing a finely detailed saddle cloth, on a Siena marble base with gilt bronze mounts and scrolling feet decorated with owls and snakes, height 60cm. *Marcus Aurelius reigned from 173-76 A.D. The original sculpture can be seen at the Capitoline museum in Rome
Lot 1534
AFTER ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE, a patinated bronze study of a spaniel and mallard, on a naturalistic base, signed 'BARYE', height 8cm, length 11.5cm Provenance: formerly owned by James Pattison Currie, former Governor of the Bank of England (1885-1887) and H.M Lieutenant for the City of London and thence by family descent to the current vendor
Lot 1547
A PAIR OF EMPIRE STYLE BRONZE EWERS, late 19th century, each with a twin stem handle surmounted by a bird with wings outstretched, the spout with a mask above floral sprays and figures with dogs, with a cast winged cherub figurehead, on a tapering knopped column and outswept circular red marble bases, height 51cm (2)
Lot 1549
AFTER ANTONIO SUSINI, a bronze copy of The Rape Of The Sabine by Giambologna*, the gilt bronze group on a naturalistic ground and octagonal marble base; together with a Classical style marble column with square top and gilt mounts on a stepped, square base, bronze height 86cm, total height when seated on column 200cm *located in the Loggia Dei Lanzi, Florence ** also with a 1980 Christie's catalogue for The Hatvany Collection, Lot 21 showing the original 17th century bronze group by Susini
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