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Lot 804
A pair of Chinese polished bronze chargers decorated with dragons within a Greek Key border and with elaborate mark to the reverse, diameter 30.25cm.Additional InformationBoth have been polished, there are a few natural flaws to the metalwork and a few small dents and dings, but otherwise ok.
Lot 816
A pair of early to mid-20th century Japanese bronze vases decorated in relief with birds in landscape setting, both signed to base, height 21.5cm, and two early 20th century Imari plates, diameter of larger example 31cm (part af).Additional InformationThe vases with minor denting and general wear throughout. One of the Imari plates with V shaped chip and crack/large piece broken out and re-glued, the second example with cracks to the rim.
Lot 1111
French Black Marble Antique Mantle Clock, the sides of the clock supported by a pair of bronze leopards rampant on shaped pedestals. The chapter ring to the dial picked out in gilt metal, the brass movement stamped 'Made in France', maker Japy Freres. With a presentation engraved plaque applied to the base, presented to J Dewhurst 1903. Measures 13" high, 23" wide and 6" deep.
Lot 153
Queen Victoria 1837 - 1897 Diamond Jubilee Large Bronze Medallion by T. Brock. With Original Red Leather Display Case, Mint / Uncirculated Condition + George V 1911 Coronation Medal with Original Red Display Case and Further Queen Victoria 1837 - 1897. Diamond Jubilee Large Bronze Medallion, No Case.
Lot 425
Royal Worcester Superb Quality - Reticulated Design Chinese Influenced Spill Vase. Date Letter of Vase for 1874. Showing Beautifully Coloured Flamingos to Front and Rear of Vase, with a 3D Effect of Prunus Tress and Prunus Flowers to the Back Ground. The Circular Base In a Simulated Two Colour Bronze and Green Colour way. The Whole Making a Wonderful Royal Worcester Spill Vase with Chinese Influence. Standing 10 Inches - 25 cms High.
Lot 1
A BRONZE BALUSTER VASE WITH MINOGAME AND WAVES Japan, 19th century The vase of baluster form with the sides rising from a flat base to a cylindrical neck with a circular mouth and high rim, cast with two minogame to the shoulders and finely incised with waves to the lower body, marked to the base. HEIGHT 45.1 cm WEIGHT 8.0 kg Condition: Excellent condition with minor traces of wear. Provenance: French private collection.
Lot 10
A PATINATED BRONZE OKIMONO OF SHOKI Japan, 19th century A heavily cast bronze okimono of Shoki - the demon queller, with nice flowing beard and robe, together with a separately cast sword attached. HEIGHT 29 cm Condition: Good condition with traces of wear and rubbing to lacquer. Provenance: Austrian private collection.
Lot 11
AN ARTICULATED BRONZE OKIMONO OF A SCORPION Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Depicting a naturalistically crafted scorpion, the tail and pincers are movable. Maximum LENGTH 11 cm Condition: Good condition with associated surface wear. Some parts possibly reattached, as is usual for a piece like this. Provenance: Holzapfel collection, Geneva, Switzerland. This lot was acquired by second generation members of the Holzapfel family after 1970 and has remained in the family ever since.
Lot 13
SEIYA: AN UNUSUAL AND RARE PARCEL-GILT SILVERED BRONZE OKIMONO OF A COCKEREL By Genryusai Seiya, signed Seiya saku Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Naturalistically cast and looking forwards with silver-rimmed eyes, the details of plumage carefully rendered in kebori with legs and beak plated in gilt, the head in red-patinated bronze and the long tail highlighted with shibuichi, standing on an original hardwood base signed beneath the tail in a rectangular cartouche SEIYA saku (made by). Genryusai Seiya was a master craftsman in charge of a workshop specializing in export wares of the highest quality. Production included human genre figures, vases and exotic bronze models of animals probably influenced by the opening of Tokyo Zoological Gardens in 1882. The present piece is quite unusual as Seiya usually worked in black patinated bronze and only very rarely with silver. HEIGHT 23.2 cm WEIGHT without base 2.6 kg Condition: Excellent condition with only few minor traces of wear. Provenance: British collection. Auction comparison: Compare with a near-identical okimono sold by Bonhams, Meiji Modern Design, 11 June 2013, London, lot 476 (sold for 15,535 GBP).
Lot 15
A YASUYUKI STYLE CLOISONNÉ VASE Japan, early Meiji period (1868-1912) The vase with an appealing amphora shape and original bronze mountings. The central part is finely enameled with swallows and wisteria above a bright blue ground. The midnight blue, almost black neck with its various butterflies is highly reminiscent of some early works by the famous Namikawa Yasuyuki. The base shows spuming waves and water birds. HEIGHT 25 cm WEIGHT 575.9 grams Condition: The lip slightly warped and with very small, associated losses. Very few small, hardly visible hairlines here and there. Overall good, well-presentable, condition. Provenance: Austrian private collection.  
Lot 3
AN INSCRIBED BRONZE SUITEKI (WATER DROPPER) Japan, Edo period (1615-1868) Shaped as a temple bell, the domed section removable, and with a fine, unctuous patina. With a circumferential inscription. HEIGHT 9.5 cm Condition: Excellent condition with associated surface wear. Fine patina. Provenance: German private collection.
Lot 4
KURODA: A SMALL SENTOKU BRONZE VASE WITH ROOSTER By the Kuroda company, signed Kyoto Kuroda saku Japan, Kyoto, Meiji period (1868-1912) The gourd-shaped sentoku vase inlaid in shibuichi, gold and copper with a long-tailed rooser, also known as onagadori. Signed underneath Kyoto KURODA saku (made). HEIGHT 15 cm Condition: Good condition with associated surface wear. Provenance: Private collection, Rhineland, Germany.
Lot 5
A BRONZE PLACEMENT CARD HOLDER Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) In the shape of a fan and finely worked to depict leafy flowers and a bird. HEIGHT 9 cm Condition: Good contition, minor surface wear. Provenance: Holzapfel collection, Geneva, Switzerland. This lot was acquired by the grandfather of Mr. Holzapfel before 1970 and has been in the Holzapfel family ever since.
Lot 57
KUNIHISA: A KO-WAKIZASHI IN KOSHIRAE By Kunihisa, signed Kunihisa Japan, probably 16th century, late Muromachi period (1336-1573) The blade: Shinogi-zukuri and iori mune, the hamon with an animated toran-ba. The nakago (tang) with one mekugi-ana, no yasurime, the tip is kurijiri. The mei (signature) shows two abbreviated characters KUNIHISA. Master swordsmiths with this name have lived in a wide array of different places, most of them before the Edo period. The mounting: The oval iron tsuba with ryohitsu and silver-inlaid decorations and a geometric pattern around the rim. One side shows two confronting dragons, one with gold nunome. The bronze fuchi and kashira with partly bold gilt, the fuchi showing dynamic wave swells, the kashira showing a dense composition with a gilt male and female deer under a pine tree. The menuki show Daruma, his naked belly and bald head gilt. The saya with deep black high-luster roironuri. The kozuka with a wave design in relief, signed Omori EISHU to the reverse. The slender iron blade with file-mark pattern and inscription. NAGASA 32.3 cm, blade LENGTH 45 cm, total LENGTH 50 cm Condition: The blade and mounting are in excellent condition with minor surface wear. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.
Lot 62
A PRESENTATIONAL LACQUERED WOOD KABUTO AND MENPO Japan, probably Meiji period (1868-1912) A seido-nuri (imitating bronze) lacquered wood kabuto (helmet) with five-tiered shikoro and gilt-lacquered wood shishi maedate (forecrest), the Fukigaeshi shows the mukai cho crest symbol. The lacquered iron menpo (face mask) with three-lame yodarekake. HEIGHT 20 and 27 cm Condition: Worn condition, crackling and losses to the lacquer. Generally, well preserved. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.
Lot 7
NOGAWA: A RARE BRONZE ‘DRAGON’ BOWL By the Nogawa Company, with company mark. Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) The bowl of compressed globular form, applied on the exterior with a large, sinuously coiled dragon and with an openwork base in the form of crashing waves. Nogawa Company mark to base. DIAMETER 25 cm, HEIGHT 13.4 cm Condition: Excellent condition with minor traces of wear, few small nicks here and there. Provenance: German private collection.
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