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Lot 58
Paul Moreau-Vauthier (French, 1871-1936), 'Michelin' aero trophy bronze, circa 1922, signed and with inscription reading 'The man with the aid of his aeroplane overcomes the attraction of the Earth', 21 cm high . Inscribed with the mark for Suisse Fondeur Fes Paris. CONDITION, good even patination, an area of verdigris, across upper part including one wing, back of man and small amount on horses head, there is a repair on mans right leg just above the knee.
Lot 401
PAUL EUGENE MENGIN (1853 - 1937) Femme à la Mandoline. Bronze, signed, on rouge marble revolving base. 81cm overall. Condition report:Good condition. As images. Foundry mark for "Susse Freres Paris" Revolves on plinth base. Slight rubbing/wear to patina, small chips to corners of plinth base.
Lot 789
GENTLEMAN'S ETERNA SONIC ELECTRONIC GOLD PLATED WRIST WATCH, the round bronze coloured dial with applied white baton hour markers, date aperture at 3, outer seconds track, white and gold pencil hands, 37mm tonneau case, with 5826235 to the caseback, on a gold plated bracelet strap, lacking box and papers; along with a gentleman's Seiko gold plated quartz wrist watch, the rounded square dial with applied baton hour markers, gold pencil hands, 31mm case, with 011376 to the caseback, on a gold plated bracelet strap, lacking box and papers (2)
Lot 148
Graham & Green Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves Host A Stylish Party With Our Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves. Made From Iron With A Bronze Finish, This Drinks Trolley Moves Easily On Three Pivoting Coasters, With Plentiful Storage On The Two Polished Marble Shelves. Chic And Elegant, Your Guests Will Be Able To Choose Their Favourite Cocktail Without Leaving Their Seat 68 x 46 x 58cm RRP £315
Lot 153
Graham & Green Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves Host A Stylish Party With Our Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves. Made From Iron With A Bronze Finish, This Drinks Trolley Moves Easily On Three Pivoting Coasters, With Plentiful Storage On The Two Polished Marble Shelves. Chic And Elegant, Your Guests Will Be Able To Choose Their Favourite Cocktail Without Leaving Their Seat 68 x 46 x 58cm RRP £315
Lot 157
{ Option of lots: 157, 158 } Graham & Green Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves Host A Stylish Party With Our Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves. Made From Iron With A Bronze Finish, This Drinks Trolley Moves Easily On Three Pivoting Coasters, With Plentiful Storage On The Two Polished Marble Shelves. Chic And Elegant, Your Guests Will Be Able To Choose Their Favourite Cocktail Without Leaving Their Seat 68 x 46 x 58cm RRP £315
Lot 158
{ Option of lots: 157, 158 } Graham & Green Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves Host A Stylish Party With Our Round Drinks Trolley With Marble Shelves. Made From Iron With A Bronze Finish, This Drinks Trolley Moves Easily On Three Pivoting Coasters, With Plentiful Storage On The Two Polished Marble Shelves. Chic And Elegant, Your Guests Will Be Able To Choose Their Favourite Cocktail Without Leaving Their Seat 68 x 46 x 58cm RRP £315
Lot 577
Rosen Bridge Pendant (UK) Vintage Bronze and Warm White In 1935, Albert Einstein And Nathan Rosen Realized That General Relativity Allowed For The Existence Of “Bridges”; Cosmic Shortcuts Through The Fabric Of Space And Time. Inspired By The Einstein-Rosen Bridge, Or ‘Wormhole’ As It Became Known, The Rosenbridge Light Celebrates Interwoven Cosmic Frontiers. Glass Rods Are Held Between Rings Of Shiny Steel, Bouncing And Refracting The Light From A Central Glowing Orb. Inner Rings Can Pivot To Your Desired Position, Creating Your Own Path Through Space. 115 x 8 x 122 cm RRP £4100
Lot 75
Night Rod Floor Lamp (UK) Plated Bronze Night Rod Tall, Slender And Glamorous, The Night Rod Collection Offers Dramatic Lighting For Elegant Urban Spaces. Long Prisms Of Optical Grade Glass Are Held Tightly Together In A Staggered Effect, Within A Skeleton Of Either Brushed Brass Or Natural Metal. The Triangular Shape Of The Prisms Reflects And Refracts The Light On All Sides In A Shimmering Dance Of Sparkle 30 X 30 X 170 Cm RRP £2400
Lot 879
Tarmac Console Table Asmara Ebony and Vintage Bronze Asmara Ebony Is A Pioneering Finish That Provides A Sustainable Alternative To The Precious, Dense And Smooth Ebony Timbers That Are Native To India And Africa, And Prized As An Ornamental Wood For Furniture. Originally Created For The Guitar Industry, Asmara Ebony Has Now Been Exclusively Developed By Timothy Oulton For Use In Furniture. During A Complex Process, Pine Wood Is Heavily Compressed With Resin And Then Stained To Form An Extremely Durable Hardwood Finish, Which Is Almost Impervious To Natural Wood Movement. Even To The Well Trained Eye, The Treated Timber Faithfully Emulates The Luscious Tropical Look And Feel Of Authentic Ebony 210 x 47 x 76cm RRP £2650
Lot 880
Tarmac Dining Table Asmara Ebony and Vintage Bronze Asmara Ebony Is A Pioneering Finish That Provides A Sustainable Alternative To The Precious, Dense And Smooth Ebony Timbers That Are Native To India And Africa, And Prized As An Ornamental Wood For Furniture. Originally Created For The Guitar Industry, Asmara Ebony Has Now Been Exclusively Developed By Timothy Oulton For Use In Furniture. During A Complex Process, Pine Wood Is Heavily Compressed With Resin And Then Stained To Form An Extremely Durable Hardwood Finish, Which Is Almost Impervious To Natural Wood Movement. Even To The Well Trained Eye, The Treated Timber Faithfully Emulates The Luscious Tropical Look And Feel Of Authentic Ebony 250 x 95 x 76cm RRP £3060
Lot 3
*Sir Eduardo Luigi Paolozzi RA (1924-2005),'Count Basie', bronze, signed and dated 1987, numbered 2/2,39cm highDuring the 1980s, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi produced a series of bronze cast heads. 'Count Basie' is one of these and was produced in a numbered edition of just two. Each bust has a different patina. Number 1/2, held by the Tate, is green; 2/2, from the Barbara Holliday Collection and offered here at Sworders, is brown; a further unnumbered multiple held by the National Galleries of Scotland is brown-green. The technique of collage is one that Paolozzi explored throughout his artistic career. He drew inspiration from Picasso's Cubism and the photomontage of Dadaism. It was only natural that his exploration of collage evolved from the two-dimensional surface of paper to the three-dimensional area of sculpture. His exploration of man, robot and machine during the 1960s and 70s clearly influenced the fragmented, angular bronze busts that he produced in the 1980s. Paolozzi experimented at length with the deconstruction of the classical face; he took shop window dummies and enlarged the features, incorporated found objects and fragmented the classical lines, which left them modified beyond recognition. The resulting heads were thoroughly expressive, sometimes alarming and somewhat psychotic. The nightmarish, exaggerated faces reflected his interest in Surrealism, which he studied in Paris, and his exploration of childish art. The psychotic heads sprung into realisation in the 1980s. He sculpted the busts in plaster and clay and embedded them with found objects, before casting them in bronze. Paolozzi began the series with a bust of Yukio Mishima, the Japanese writer. Count Basie, the American jazz pianist and bandleader, also became a subject. The musician was a favourite of the artist (Paolozzi included a record by Count Basie in his Desert Island Discs selection). In continuation of his career-long interest in the found object, the artist found a plastic toy harmonica which he incorporated into the mouth of this bust. He enjoyed the link this created between voice, sound and music. It is particularly fitting that these busts, of creative and expressive individuals, have exaggerated mouths for communication, eyes for observing and ears for hearing. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.
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