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PAIR OF 20th CENTURY ELECTRO-FORMED BRONZE PATINATED COPPER ALLOY ROUNDELS, on inscribed to the border 'Sir T Lawrence Des't, E.W. Wyon Sculp't 1st June 1848'; the other 'Art after Sir Joshua Reynolds by E.W. Wyon Published 1849', mounted on octagonal wooden plaques, the roundels 7" (18cm diameter)
A Chinese archaic-style bronze censer: of rectangular section with flattened loop handles, each side cast with taotie masks and shaped upright lugs to each corner, on mythical beast mask feet, six-character Xuande mark, 21 cm high [one foot reattached] and wood cover with carved and reticulated pale celadon jade 'chilong' finial.
A Tibetan solid bronze figure of a bodhisattva, a similar Indian bodisattva and three others: the first with polychrome and gilt decoration, seated in Vitarka Mudra, 19 cm; the second Buddha Shakyan seated on double lotus stand and integral rectangular base, 10 cm; the three others 9, 12 and 15 cm [5].
A Charles II silver and tortoiseshell commemorative tobacco box, together with a related bronze portrait medallion: the cover with central silver relief silhouette portrait of Charles I within a reeded mount to the rim, 10 x 8 cm; the 17th century medallion after James & Norbert Roettiers, one side with the Royal portrait and inscribed 'Charles, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland and of Glorious Memory' signed 'R', the reverse depicting a landscape and sheep without a shepherd, a hand from heaven holding a crown and inscribed 'Learn Virtue from Me, but Fortune from Others', 5 cm diameter and fitted wood case [2].
A Chinese small bronze vase with Arabic inscription, trumpet neck and oviform body; 15 cm high, Qing Dynasty958 gmsProvenance: The Property of a Gentleman. From a Private English Collection.Similar vases are known, presumably as a result of the wealthy status of Muslim communities in cities like Xi'an in Shaanxi Province. Compare, for example, a small brass vase in the Metropolitan Museum collection (07.205.1) with two Arabic inscriptions, reading: 'Glory To Allah' and 'Praise Be To Allah'. As Persian cobalt travelled eastwards on its journey to Jingdezhen, so of course Chinese ceramics also began to record a connection with the Islamic and Arab world (see for instance the Zhengde mark and period, blue and white vase offered by Christie's Hong Kong, Lot 3825 on 1-6-2011). Other blue and white porcelains with cursive Arabic script, also appeared during the Zhengde reign. Sometimes, these designs were highly distinctive; see for example the five peaked mountain brush rest (British Museum/Franks.147.b), and the pair of spherical hat stands (British Museum/Franks.265+).Good condition commensurate with age - tarnished inside and to base, possibly polished in the past
A Spink & Son World War II Naval bronze medallion commemorating the Battle of Jutland and the sinking of the 'Mainz' and 'Blucher', Spink 1916, 4.5 cm diam, the red Morocco case inscribed in gilt to HMS New Zealand Xmas 1916, a gilt bronze Danish Reunification Medallion, 1920, in case by P Hertz of Copenhagen and a George V and Queen Mary Silver Jubilee medallion - also cased to/w various other medallions and coins, collectables including silver-faced clock, brass dividers and scissors,ivory hairbrushes and mirror (early 20th century), gilt plaster book slide, Bermuda First Day Covers, pair of 19th century mother of pearl decanter labels 'Gin' and 'Rum'
A World War II Japanese sword katana with chased metal kashira and Menuki to the cord-bound shagreen grip, bronze tsuba, 68 cm blade with tang inscribed on both sides, in leather-bound steel saya (see detail images of signatures etc) good original blade with no apparent damage (see detail images). no dents to the scabbard; hole in leather sleeve below tsuba; press stud functions and springs, but does not catch due to slight damage to housing on rim of scabbard
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