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J. Garnier (French 1853-1910), a metal figural vase patinated to simulate bronze,c.1890, signed J. Garnier and stamped E. Fres,Modelled and cast as a putti opening a pot embellished with lily pads and a frog,16.5 cm highSome old marks and wear, with some surface bubbling and rubbing in keeping with age. Some dirt in the vase and crevices.
Hans Stotlenberg Lerche (1867-1920), a patinated bronze figural vase ‘Le choeur des enfants’ (The children’s choir),Late 19th Century, signed H. St. Lerche and with Louchet Paris ciseleur seal,Modelled and cast as a vase with a snake wrapped around the neck and a group of boys sitting on it, their mouths open in song,13 cm highSome old marks and wear and rubbing in keeping with age. Some dirt in the vase and crevices.
Antoine Bofill (Spanish 1875 - date died unknown, but some time after 1925), a patinated bronze,c.1900, signed Bofill,Modelled and cast as a putti riding on the back of a turtle; together with another unsigned bronze of a putti sitting on a cushion,11 cm and 9,5 cm respectively (2)A few old marks and light wear and rubbing in keeping with age. Some dirt in the crevices.
Alfred Jean Foretay (Swiss 1861-1944), an Art Nouveau patinated bronze figure,c.1900, signed A. Foretay,Modelled and cast as a maiden sitting on a tree stump holding a flower in each hand, having a leaf halo behind her head,36.5 cm highA few old marks and light wear and rubbing in keeping with age. Some traces of green on her arms, hair and leaf behind her head – now mostly faded or rubbed away. Wear to base.
Jules Meliodon (French 1867 - date of death unknown but sometime after 1940), a patinated bronze figural lamp base, lacking bower and light fitment,c.1900, signed Modelled and cast as an art nouveau maiden, her long dress spreading out to form the base, there are apertures for the wiring and bower,29.5 cm highThe bronze is missing the bower and the light fitments that would attach under her arms and go overhead. Some old marks and wear and rubbing to high points in keeping with age. Some dirt in the crevices.
An Art Nouveau patinated bronze 'Poppy' twin-branch candelabrum, probably French,c.1900, Modelled and cast with the sconces in the two open flowers and flanking a seed pod, on sinuous stems, the base cast with four leaves, 16 cm high, 23 cm wideOld marks, wear and rubbing to surfaces, particularly the flowers/sconces. Sconces are screwed in place and a little loose. Wear to base. Some wax and dirt in sconces.
A pair of white marble obelisks, inset with amethyst crystal panels, 38.5cm high, together with a pair of Grand Tour style specimen, marble pyramids, 10.5cm high and bronze model of an Egyptian sphinx, 19cm long (5)Condition report: Losses to tips and edges of obelisks. Some areas split.Chips to base of pyramids, other minor losses.Knocks and wear to sphinx.
A pair of French Empire-style patinated and gilt-bronze candlestick lamps, of recent manufacture, each with a guilloché-cast sconce above a fluted column, with an acanthus detailed capital and raised on paw supports and a triform base, each with a pleated blue silk shade, 31cm diameter, 56cm high (2)Condition report: Some wear, scratches and rubbing to gilding. General knocks and surface wear throughout. In need of re-wiring.
A bronze motorcycle mascot 'Old Bill' by Bruce Bairnsfather, with an impressed registration on a modern turned wood column stand, 6cm wide, 7.5cm deep, 12cm highCondition report: The underside of the mascot has the remains of the aluminium tube mount.There are some srface scratches to the tarnished polish finish.
Of United States Military Interest: four signatures to include, Nathan Farragut Twining (1897-1982), a United States Air Force General, Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force 1953-1957, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1957-1960, Hoyt Sanford Vandenberg (1899-1954), United States Air Force General, Second Chief of Staff of the Air Force and Second Director of Central Intelligence, Joseph Taggart McNarney (1893-1972), Four Star General in the United States Army and United States Air Force, also serving as Military Governor of Occupied Germany, and Robert Everton Cushman Jr (1914-1985), a United States Marine Corps Four Star General, honoured for Heroism during WWII at the Battles of Guam (Navy Cross), Bougainville (Bronze Star) and Iwo Jima (Legion of Merit), also commanding all Marine Forces during the Vietnam War and Deputy Director of Central Intelligence Agency

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