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Lot 781
GASTON D'ILLIERS (1876-1952) - BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A HORSE a bronze sculpture Bucking Percheron, with the horse bucking and balanced on one foot, with a circular bronze base and mounted on a square marble plinth. Also with another similar figure, of slightly smaller proportions. Both signed to the bronze G D'illiers, one figure loose from the base and with the remains of a trade label underneath. 16.5cms and 14.5cms high. (2) *This model was used as a study for a car mascot, Gaston D'illiers is best known for his sculptures of horses.
Lot 801
‡DAVID BACKHOUSE (B 1941) - LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURE a large bronze figure of a lady titled Undressing Figure VI, the figure on a square base. With a list of his sculptures including this example, and a booklet on David Backhouse by the Bruton St Gallery. Signed to the base, D Backhouse, 5/6, and with a foundry mark. 61cms high *David Backhouse was born in Wiltshire and studied at the Royal West of England College of Art, he is a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Please note, Artist's Resale Right ('Droit de Suite') applies to this lot if the price exceeds 1000 Euros.
Lot 407
A pair of 19th Century Chinese chocolate patinated bronze figures of temple lions with foot upon a ball and/or cub each wearing a necklace with swinging ball pendant raised on a cast and embossed blanket covered socle or pedestal bearing four character "Wanli" mark to front of base 26 cm long x 17.5 cm wide x 33 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some pitting, surface scratches, etc, throughout and particularly to one side of the dog with the patching. One has some filled patches to the bronze, however, appears to have been some time ago so assume during manufacture. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for further detail.
Lot 394
A Chinese bronze relief work decorated dish, the centre field depicting two storks amongst branches, raised on a circular foot, bearing four character engraved mark to base, 24 cm diameter, a brass travelling quill holder and inkwell with engraved decoration, 18.5 cm long and two bronze mirrors, one with handle
Lot 34
§ SOPHIE RYDER (BRITISH 1963-) MINIATURE, 2006 Signed and dated 2006 to underside, jesmonite(5.5cm x 4cm x 2cm (2.25in x 1.5in x 0.75in))Provenance: Gifted by the artist c. 2010; thence by descent to the current vendor.Footnote: Note: This work appears to be a maquette of / related to the monumental work 'Curled Up', created by Ryder in 2004. Ryder went on to produce a miniature edition of 'Curled Up', cast in bronze in a run of 100.
Lot 43
§ EDUARDO PAOLOZZI K.B.E., R.A., H.R.S.A. (SCOTTISH 1924-2005) BRONZE RELIEF, C.1974 Bronze(42cm x 22cm x 8cm (16.5in x 8.75in x 7in))Footnote: Note: This work is likely to date from c.1974. It was in this year that he created the large bronze panel entitled Kreuzberg in the National Gallery Collection, Edinburgh. The piece also appears to have connections to Paolozzi's famous reliefs for Cleish Castle in Kinross. We are grateful to Judith Collins for her kind assistance in cataloguing this work.
Lot 1282
A small collection of ancient and antique coins, to include a possible Roman bronze coin for Trajan 98-117AD, Dupondius obv: IMP CAES NERVA TRAIAN AVG GERM PM, rev: TR POT COS V IIII PP (approx 13.8g), various silver coins to include Charles II, George III 1817, Queen Victoria 1883 one shilling, George II 1757, various other silver three pence coins and a bronze cartwheel penny (15). CONDITION REPORT There is a small hole in the Charles II coin.
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