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Lot 373
German Third Reich Mothers Cross, Entry into Austria Medal, SA Sports and Wound Badge. Mothers Cross 3rd class in bronze ornamented in blue and white enamel with central back swastika (awarded for bearing 4 or 5 children) ... SA Sports badge by Sieper & Sohne ... 1939 Wound Badge in black ... 1938 German Entry into Austria Medal. (4 items)
Lot 527
V. Riviere (French, 19th/20th century), a bronze of Napoleon as Emperor, 19th century, depicting Napoleon with his left hand behind his back, his right hand on the hilt of his sabre, his head turned slightly to dexter, signed to the bronze and mounted to variegated marble base23.5cm high inclusive of base
Lot 409
Emile Laporte (1858-1907), a young fencer, bronze, signed to plinth base and numbered 357850 x 23 x 13cmSignificant rubbing and scratching to the bronze surface, especially to the sword hilt, hair of the figure and left shoulder.. Theright arm joint has widen, where the arm section has been attched to the main body. The left arm joint is visible, but there is no visible gap. The patina is consistant. Please refer to the additional photos to help woth the CR
Lot 514
A Grand Tour bronze model of Napoleon, 19th century, modelled in military dress with bicorn hat and concealed right hand, mounted to a marble base, 24cm high inclusive of base; together with a pair of brown patinated bronze eagles on plinth bases, 13cm high; and a bronze relief model of the fallen eagle on a modern stand, 14cm high inclusive of base (4)
Lot 24
A pair of early Ming bronze hollow vases, of archaic style, cast with lozenge trellis to the bodies, mask and ring handles to the panelled slender necks, 19.5cm high; together with a late Ming bronze baluster vase, applied with six florets to the girdle band, dragon mask and ring handles, 16cm high (3) Pair: poor state - holed and splitting.single vase: good - dent on foot.
Lot 50
An Indian bronze small temple bell, probably 18th century, surmounted by a Nandi Bull, 16cm high; together with an Indian brass recumbent Nandi Bull, 19th/20th century, 6cm long; and an Indian bronze bell as a head with ring for suspension, 20th century, 10.5cm high (3)The head has tiny holes to the reverse, usual abrasiosn The handle is loose on teh bell, missing one ear, restoration to the bell with subsequent crack
Lot 517
Two small bronze busts of Napoleon, 19th century, the first after Emile Guillemin showing Napoleon with arms folded and wearing military dress, raised on a waisted socle and stepped marble base, 17cm high; the other depicting the downward gazing Napoleon as Emperor Augustus and raised on a variegated marble plinth base, 14cm high; together with an early 20th century gilt bronze memorial to Napoleon, stamped 'R.Patrouillfa..Edit_Paris' to the underside, 7cm high (3)
Lot 528
After Vincenzo Vela (Italian, 1820-1891), The Last Days of Napoleon, circa 1867, a gilt patinated bronze model of the seated Napoleon, signed and dated in cast "V. VELA F. 1867" and "F. BARBEDIENNE, Fondeur. Paris," and with applied Achille Collas Reduction Mecanique pastille to the back24 x 19 x 13cm inclusive of base
Lot 406
A Regency Cuban mahogany tilt-top lamp table, the rounded rectangular reeded top above a ring-turned column and reeded splay legs terminating in brass ball feet69 x 55 x 49cmhigh quality construction and timber with very original finish the brass ball feet have patinated to a pleasing bronze coloursome honest marks to the top and a small nibble from the reeded edge otherwise a very crisp original example
Lot 531
A bronze model of Napoleon's Vendôme column in Paris, 19th century, modelled in relief and surmounted by the figure of Napoleon, mounted to a slate pedestal base and surrounded by bronze railings31.5cm high inclusive of baseThere are signs of minor rubbing and scratching to the bronze surface. However, generally, in good condition with little marking. The fence on the base detaches. There are chips to the slate pedestal base and heavy scratching from surface contact.
Lot 573
A Grand Tour library model of the Arc de Triomphe, 19th century, in dark patinated bronze and modelled in relief, the hinged top opening to reveal a secret silk-lined compartment, mounted to an oval slate base15 x 17 x 13cmIn a clean condition with minor scratching to the bronze surface. There is a small area of rubbing which has giving the bronze a rough texture situated on the upper section of the Arc de Triomphe. The hinged lid works well and opens smoothly, but shows signs of oxidation. The purpl velvet lining has wear and has faded in areas.
Lot 485
Large Collection of British and World Coins, including 405g of Pre 47 Silver, 1881o Morgan Dollar, Victorian 1887 Double Florin (ex-mount), Double Headed George VI Halfpenny (WW2 trench art), British and World Banknotes, Un-used Elizabeth II stamps, Large number of Commemorative Crowns, Bronze Roman Coin, Commemorative £5, £2 & £1 coins with other coins. In one felt lined wooden box.
Lot 31
A Late Iron Age Bronze 'Horn Cap', British Museum authenticated The central shaft is missing and there is damage to the metalwork (pieces included in a secure bag). The “cap” is still one of the rarer types being decorated with triangle motif and three crescent moons adorn each edge. The decorated top cap is undamaged.W310g.Circ 74.3mm.H55.3mm.
Lot 1
Iron Age Terret Ring. Circa 100 BC - 100 AD. Copper-alloy, A bronze terret ring of the flat-ring type, Late Iron Age to early Roman period. The ring is oval with a small thin rectangle-sectioned bar at the base and is decorated on the face with La Tène style designs, which retain some of the original red and yellow enamel. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 26-27. Property of a detectorist. 82mm x 71mm, 84.6g
Lot 443
Collection of Medallic Issues & Tokens, Including George III Spade Guinea Token dated 1791, including Louis XV (1715-1774) Brass Commemorative Token, Frederick Duke of York 1827 Memorial Token, Napoleon 1853 Memorial Brass Pendent, Gold Plated 1864 Baden One Kreuzer, Victorian Brass Guilt Hanover Gaming Token dated 1837 (good grade), One Penny Model token (These model coins were issued by Joseph Moore between 1844 and 1848, when the Government was tentatively discussing plans to replace the heavy copper coinage then in circulation), Remington Typewriter Token Penny with small bronze religious plaque and 1970 technical conference token.
Lot 506
Collection of Silver Proof Coins & Silver Specimen Coins, including 1973 Canadian Proof Set with Silver Dollar in Original Case with Certificate of Authenticity + outer box, Australian 1984 Aluminium-Bronze $1 Coin in Original Case with Certificate, Bermuda 1972 Silver One Dollar, Cayman Islands 1972 Specimen Silver $25 Coin & Jamaica 1972 Silver $10 Commemorating 10 years of independence.
Lot 29
Very rare British Museum authenticated Late Iron Age Decorated Bronze 'Horn Cap' A cast bronze late Iron Age Horn Cap. Cast in three pieces, an upper and lower discoidal element joined by a central, tubular section and with a decorative roundel fitted in the top. This type, with a wide cornice and flat diaphragm was classified by Sir Cyril Fox as type B III. These enigmatic objects were once thought to be chariot decorations but more recent thinking has proposed them as the heads from ceremonial maces or sceptres. What is certain is that they are extremely rare. There aren’t many examples recorded and, of these, only a few are decorated.This Horn Cap has wonderfully executed decoration in the form of an incised and punched la Tene style swastika, a fantastic demonstration of Celtic artistry. The swastika, or four-armed spiral (tetraskelion) was a popular motif during the Iron Age and appears on a wide variety of objects, from funerary urns to the Battersea shield, but rarely in such an elaborate fashion as here. A prestige piece such as this would certainly have belonged to an individual of high status in Iron Age society; a Chieftan, King or maybe even a Druid. A similar Horn Cap, with more rudimentary swastika decoration was discovered at Llyn Cerrig Bach on the island of Anglesey, famous sanctuary of the Druids. Other examples have have been found at Maiden Castle, Ham Hill and there have been a small cluster from the Thames Valley. This example was uncovered near Colchester in Essex, ancient Camulodunum, site of an Iron Age oppidum and the capitol of the Trinovantes and Catuvellauni tribes. c. 2nd - 1st Century BC Discovered during a metal detecting rally in 2005 and repaired. With its own display stand. Accompanied by a report from the British Museum, with detailed drawings. Published: The Searcher July 2006 Brendan Mac Gonagle: OF SWANS AND SWASTIKAS - A Celtic Horn Cap with Zoomorphic Swastika Decoration from Essex, England Cf. E. M. Jope Early Celtic Art In The British Isles plate 302 - 303 Sir Cyril Fox: A Find Of The Early Iron Age From Llyn Cerrig Bach, Angelsey, pp. 14-19 Dimensions 106mm x 66mm/493g
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