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Lot 3
A Japanese bronze sculpture, Meiji period, modelled as Amida Buddha, after The Great Daibutsu Buddha at Kotokin Temple, Kamakura, the robed figure seated serenely with hands together in his lap and legs crossed, incised two character mark to base and later numbered '290934 0392', 13.5 by 11 by 14.5cm high.
Lot 43
Two modern bronze sculptures of winged putti, cast in the Baroque style, one holding a flaming torch, the other a bow, each standing on a celestial globe divided by a meridian banner with emblems of the Zodiac, the sides with stars, scrolling wave socle, and raised on circular marble pedestal base, each 50cm high. (2)
Lot 1741
ETRUSCAN ARCHAIC BRONZE KOUROS, First Half of 6th Century B.C., 93mm high Note: This artefact, along with lot 1742 (and those previously offered), was put forward to Falkirk Museums for analysis in the 1980s. Subsequent to this, the collection was put to Judith Swaddling of the British Museum, who composed a short report on the artefacts in 1985. Copies of the relevant correspondence - including an extract of the British Museum report - are pictured here for reference.
Lot 181
Antlers/Horns: European Red Deer (Cervus elaphus), circa 1991, Tottenham House, Wiltshire, Bronze Medal Class, large adult antlers on cut upper skull, 10 points (5+5), widest span 103cm, height including shield 104cm, bearing brass plaque ''Bernard, October 17th 1991, Tottenham House, Bronze''
Lot 176
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRONZE TIBETAN FIGURE, a fierce Buddhist guardian figure, depicted standing upon a body, a skull cup in his hand, on a lotus plinth base beneath a flaming Mandorla, 46cm high. (Provenance; Our vendor purchased from Dr P.B. Wolfs on College, University of Oxford Tibetan/Chinese studies)
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