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Lot 97
A GOOD PAIR OF 19TH / 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE LIDDED CENSERS, the censers with carved and pierced decoration depicting scenes of lion dogs, phoenix birds and clilong moulded handles, further decorated with stylized cloud decoration, the lids with finial's of lion dogs, 27cm high x 17.5cm wide including handles.
Lot 232
A pair of silver trinket trays, The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1929 66.4g; a silver mounted ribbed glass match holder, A Bromet & Co, Birmingham, 1924; a Victorian silver mounted ruby flash hob nail cut glass castor, Alexander Macrae, London, 1856; an Onyx ashtray mounted with a cold painted bronze of a Fox Terrier (5)
Lot 22
A Japanese Bronze Vase of compressed, globular form resting on a slightly splayed foot and with everted mouth, decorated in low relief with two carp swimming amid pond weeds, height 24cms, Meiji Period; And a Japanese Bronze Vase of slender, ovoid form decorated with a Crane in flight above a group of further Cranes, inlaid in silver and copper, height 29.5cms, incised signature to reverse, Meiji Period
Lot 44
A pair of substantial gilt bronze eleven light wall appliques, 20th century, each with two nude maidens holding aloft a candelabrum flanked by six further scrolling foliate cast arms on either side, issuing from conforming pilaster backplates each with a flambeau finial and berried terminal, 160cm high, 90cm wide, 64cm protuberance Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 45
A large and impressive gilt bronze chandelier in Louis XVI taste, 20th century, the openwork cresting with foliage and putti, above a slender foliate baluster suspending an ovoid body cast with medallions and lambrequin and mounted with urn finials and satyr masks; each scrolled branch cast with two maidens holding aloft a seven branch foliate and fluted light fitment, 193cm high, 125cm wide Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 269
A set of six French gilt bronze wall appliques in Louis XVI taste, late 19th century and later refitted, the foliate cast and beaded sconces above conforming scrolled arms, issuing from ribbon tied backplates cast with flowers and further foliage, the backplate with initials W S to the maquette, 71cm high, 35cm wide, 20cm protuberance
Lot 252
A pair of Louis Philippe gilt and patinated bronze cassolettes, circa 1840, the reversible lids with pineapple finials to one side and engine milled sockets to the other, the ovoid bodies each supported on three winged maiden headed monopodia, descending to circular engine milled bases, 20cm high, together with another Louis Philippe cassolette, circa 1830, the three monopodia with satyr mask tops, 23.5cm high (3)
Lot 118
A pair of monumental ten light porphyry and gilt bronze mounted candelabra in Louis XV taste, 20th century, each with scrolling foliate and rocaille arms arranged above a twist lobed urn form body cast with foliate, writhen and imbricated laurel mounts, on waisted socles and beaded square plinths, 154cm high, 75cm wide Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 210
After Guillaume Coustou the Elder, (French 1677 - 1746), a patinated bronze model of one of the Marly Horses, late 19th century, the rearing beast restrained by a nude groom to one side, on a naturalistically cast base, inscribed COUSTOU to the maquette, 56cm high, 54cm long King Louis XV commissioned Coustou (who had already contributed several statues to the grounds at Marly) to create a pair of sculptures to flank the horse trough or pond at the Chateau de Marly's park. The works, carved from a single block of marble, were completed in the notably short time of just two years and were installed in 1745 In 1795 the Chevaux de Marly had been moved to the Place de la Concorde, narrowly escaping the chateau's demolition in the early 19th century. They remained there until 1984, before finally moving to the Louvre
Lot 148
An Edwardian cut and moulded glass and silver plated metal mounted eight light gasolier by F & C Osler, circa 1900 and later refitted, the baluster stem flanked by uprights with urn finials, mounted with diagonal fan and scroll spandrels descending to tubular arms, stamped F. &. C. OSLER to the circular boss, approximately 98cm high, 110cm wide Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Please note: the diagonal spandrels were discovered after the present photograph was taken, please refer to the images of the chandelier on our website for the complete arrangement.An nearly identical design with bronze fittings (as opposed to silver plate) and different shades is illustrated in the F. & C. Osler trade catalogue from their Calcutta showroom, published circa 1900 (design number 2823), where it is described as a 'richly cut crystal glass and gold bronze chandelier for kerosine'.The popularity of this type of gasolier across the Osler company is evident, as several others appear in the 1880 catalogue of the London showroom, pp. 144, 145. The wall applique No. 18894 illustrated in the same volume shares an identical combination of elements to the present chandelier, and may have been designed en suite.The Osler name is synonymous with exceptional quality, and represents a rich tradition of English 19th century glass manufacture. The firm, originally a supplier of ornaments for chandeliers, was started by Thomas Osler in Birmingham in 1807. However, it was not until Thomas' sons Follett and Clarkson took over the firm in the 1830s that the company grew to achieve worldwide renown, and Osler's 'brilliant cut glass' became popular with royalty and aristocracy across the British Empire, with additional showrooms established in London and Calcutta, India. The brothers renamed the operation 'F & C Osler & Co.' in 1852.
Lot 89
A Pair of Japanese Bronze vases, each of slender, ovoid form with short narrow neck, decorated in silver and gold hon-zogan with a flight of cranes above reeds, Nogawa factory mark, 20cm high, Meiji Period; And a Japanese Bronze Vase of tapered form on a stepped, splayed foot decorated with chidori in flight above a crescent moon and a pine tree, 21cm, Meiji-Taisho era
Lot 119
A 'Tudor Revival' patinated bronze and sheet metal ceiling fitment, probably later 19th century, the Tudor Rose finial above a scrolled and lattice work frame cast with feathered coronet mounts, 64cm high, 69cm wide excluding wrought iron ceiling rose Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 266
A pair of impressive French gilt and patinated bronze and marble mounted table lamps in Neo Grec taste, circa 1880 and later refitted, each with twin writhen snake handles above an urn body relief cast with dancing, togate maidens, above waisted socles, with fluted rouge griotte plinths and further octagonal beaded bases, 70cm high, 21cm wide
Lot 173
A fine Empire gilt bronze mounted glass encrier modelled as a brûle parfum, early 19th century, of urn form, the pierced circular cover with floral finial, the interior with twin recessed white porcelain ink wells and a recessed gilt bronze pounce pot, the spiral and leaf cut glass body on a fluted stem and square base, 17cm high, together with an Empire gilt bronze and glass mounted brûle parfum, early 19th century, the pierced circular cover with pineapple finial, above an engine milled baluster stem and circular hobnail cut glass base, 16cm high (2)
Lot 244
A pair of French gilt bronze four light candelabra in Louis XVI style, last quarter 19th century, the foliate and rocaille cast scrolling branches descending to conforming baluster bases each modelled with an infant satyr playing a musical instrument, above outscrolled foliate cast feet, 88cm high, 41cm wide
Lot 84
A substantial bronze, cast iron and glazed hall lantern in the manner of a Farola Fernandina, last quarter 19th century, probably previously fitted for gas, of tapered cylindrical form, the pierced and domed circular canopy above scrolled and acanthus cast cresting and an openwork gallery, the body inset with bowed panes, descending to a fircone terminal, 113cm high, 54cm diameter Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 272
A Mauchlineware burrwood and sycamore penworked snuff box, second quarter 19th century, the oval section hinged cover with hunting scenes and foliate border, 5.5cm high, 12cm wide; a Victorian Derbyshire pietra dura picture frame, circa 1880, the oval slate ground inset with a bouquet of flowers in green and white; the hinged frame with bow mount, 19cm high, 12cm wide overall; and a Continental cold painted bronze match striker, modelled as a reclining boy smoking a cigarette, 14cm wide
Lot 88
A Japanese Bronze Vase, the compressed globular body on a high splayed foot and rises to a cylindrical neck with flared mouth, a dragon entwines itself around the neck, the whole with a green patina, 33cm high, Meiji Period; And Another Bronze Vase of cylindrical form decorated on the brown ground with trailing cherry branches, Hattori Company mark to base, 26cm high, Meiji Period
Lot 248
A Napoleon III gilt bronze twin light wall applique, late 19th century and later adapted, the circular fitments and acanthus cast sockets above double scrolled and foliate knopped arms, issuing from a wall rosette, 24cm high, 44cm wide, 52cm protuberance; and another, similar, single light wall applique, 26cm high, 18cm wide, 58cm protuberance; each with moulded frosted glass shades Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 242
A gilt bronze and spelter clock garniture, Roblin, Paris, the eight-day bell striking movement with outside count wheel serial numbered 12815 and signed ROBLIN A PARIS to backplate, the case with maiden and cherub above the drum movement and on a marble plinth, together with a pair of Candelabra en-suite, each 75cm high Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Please note that Lot 241 and 242 have been transposed in the catalogue. Lot 241 is the Console Table and Lot 242 is the Clock garniture.
Lot 67
A gilt bronze sedan timepiece, l.leroy et cie, Paris, with watch type movement and blue and white enamel Arabic numeral dial signed to the centre, the case finely cast with foliage and ribbon ties, flowerheads and a quiver, the case 26cm high, the velvet board 35cm high overall Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 231
A pair of fine Regency bronze panels, circa 1810, previously architectural fitments, each openwork rectangular section field cast with a central roundel with a lion's mask and recessed ovolo border and foliage, flanked by margins cast with balusters and cartouches to either side, 73cm high, 51cm wide Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 9
A French gilt bronze globe clock in Louis XVI style, late 19th century, the movement with annular white enamel Roman numeral tablet dial with Arabic five minutes to a separate track within a spheroid surmounted by a cherub and held aloft by three nymphs, each portrayed nude but for a festoon on a marble triform base with gilt metal mounts and toupie feet, 80cm high overall Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 251
A Continental, probably French, gilt bronze and cut and moulded glass mounted twenty four light chandelier in Louis XV taste, first half 20th century, the slender 'cage' frame and branches applied with foliage and mounted with circular scalloped drip pans, hung with faceted pendants overall, 94cm high, 104cm diameter Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Lot 34
A pair of French marmo cipollino and gilt bronze mounted table lamps in Louis XVI taste, first quarter 20th century, the electrical fitments rising from foliate mounts descending to festooned baluster bodies with twin swan handles, above waisted circular socles and further square section bases, 57m high, 23cm wide
Lot 229
A verdigris patinated bronze and lead hall lantern, circa 1900, of tapered circular form, with palmette cresting and on ball feet, 76cm high, 47cm diameter Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Please note: the material should read patinated metal and not bronze as stated in the printed catalogue
Lot 85
Three Bolivia double headed cloak pins tupu silver coloured metal and bronze, including two heads wearing four point hats, 18.5cm long, two condors and two other bird heads, 10.4cm and 6.7cm long and two South American silver cloak pins, tupu, with spoon bowl finials, 24.5cm and 27.2cm long. (5)
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