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A silver three handled, round bottom Cup on Stand, inset with world gold, silver and bronze Coins. French assay marks to cup and stand. The stand additionally marked "Tiffany & Co". Inset coins include, Russia 1874 5 Roubles, France gold 20 Francs 1814, 1851 and a Napoleon type, Switzerland 20 Francs 1896, Egypt 100 Qirsh AH1255, Spain 20 Pesetas 1889, Great Britain Sovereign 1889. Height in stand 23cm
A collection of 19th and 20th century medallions and other items, most cased, including an 1887 Jubilee bronze example, a 1902 coronation, an 1851 Exhibition medallion, an 1837 example, a Brighton Pavilion medallion, and others, along with a small enamelled flower and crown badge in Bragg box (parcel)Marked to rim 'E Walker Class XXII Prize medal of the Exhibition'Brighton Pavilion Medal is lead or base metal
A TIBETAN GILT-BRONZE DENSATIL-STYLE SCULPTURE OF A BODHISATTVA C.15TH CENTURY The finely cast Bodhisattva stands in tribhanga asana and holds a ghanta (bell) in his left hand and a mala (rosary) in his right hand. He wears a diaphanous dhoti with pleated sashes. The jewellery (crown, earrings, necklace, armlets, bracelets) and belt are adorned with semi-precious stones, glass and rock crystal, together with a modern slate stand, 23.5cm, 1.2kg. (2) Provenance: a London collection since 2005. This sculpture exhibits a number of stylistic similarities to sculptures known to have been made for the Densatil Monastery (Central Tibet) between the late 14th and late 15th century, which indicate a connection to the Densatil artistic tradition. These include the facial type of the Bodhisattva, the design of the jewellery and of his jewelled belt, the extensive use of glass next to semi-precious stones and a strong Nepali artistic influence. For related examples see 'The Mirror of Mind, Art of Vajrayana Buddhism', Spink and Son Ltd., 1995 cat. nos.16 and 17. U Von Schroeder, 'Indo-Tibetan Bronzes', Hong Kong, p.431, pl.113G. Ł12000-15000 十五世紀 銅鎏金嵌百寶菩薩立像來源:倫敦收藏,2005。
A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE OF GUANYIN MING DYNASTY Seated in padmasana, wearing flowing robes, an elaborate necklace and a tall tiara, with her hair arranged in a high chignon with a holy medicine jar in her left hand, the right hand in the karana mudra. The figure rests on a large associated lotus stand with a small elephant to the front and two lotus-shaped candle holders to both sides, rising on a stem from a pond with stylised waves surrounded by an architectural fence, 61cm overall, 18kg. (3) Provenance: an English private collection. Cf. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, no.12.37.161 for a related earlier example. Two other gilded sculptures of comparable style with similar hand gestures and dated 16th-17th century are in the collection of the Chang Foundation, Taiwan. Ł1500-2500 明 銅觀音坐像來源:英國私人收藏。
A CHINESE GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA SHAKYAMUNI 17TH CENTURY Seated in dhyanasana with his hands clasped in a gesture of prayer, wearing long flowing robes, with an exposed chest marked with a fylfot, his eyes downcast and head lined with tight curls, 17.5cm, 1.6kg. Provenance: formerly a French private collection in Normandy. Ł5000-6000 十七世紀 銅鎏金釋迦摩尼佛坐像來源:法國諾曼底私人收藏。
AN EAST INDIAN BRONZE MODEL OF MAHAKALI, PROBABLY ORISSA 18TH/19TH CENTURY Standing in a dynamic pose, wearing a dhoti and a tall tiara, her ten arms spread behind her back, with traces of cold painted decoration to her head and hair, raised on a modern stand, 34.5cm, 9kg. Ł2000-3000 十八/十九世紀 印度銅佛像
A CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE OF KSHITIGARBHA 19TH/20TH CENTURY Standing in tribhanga wearing a dhoti, a long necklace, a pair of arm bands and an elaborate tiara over a high chignon, holding a large fruit in his left hand, with traces of cold painted decoration to the hair and the jewels, raised on a double lotus throne, 50cm, 7kg. Provenance: formerly a private collection in Barcelona. This group of sculptures most likely imitate the 11th/12th-century Nepalese form of Maitreya, who holds a waterpot instead of a fruit. Cf. Christie's New York, 23rd/24th June 1983, lot 420, for a closely related figure. See also C Pascalis, La Collection Tibetaine, Hanoi 1935, pl.III for the 10th century version of this figure. 十九/二十世紀 銅彌勒菩薩立像來源:巴塞羅那私人收藏。
A MASSIVE CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA SHAKYAMUNI XUANDE 1426-35 Seated in dhyanasana, his left hand upturned, the right touching the ground, wearing long flowing robes with floral borders, elaborate bracelets, a necklace, a tall tiara and long earrings, his elongated earlobes framing his face with downcast eyes bearing a serene expression, raised on a double lotus throne, the surface with traces of gilding and polychrome decoration, 54cm, 17kg. Provenance: from the collection of Sir Framjee Dinshaw Maneckji Petit, 3rd Baronet (1901-1983) and Lady Sylla Dinshaw Petit (née Tata), purchased by Sir Dinshaw Petit, along with a jade bowl and a Blance de Chine figure from John Sparks Ltd. in London on the 31st July 1957 for £30, It is described as 'An old Chinese bronze figure of a Bodhisattva, lacquered in black and gold. 18th century.' A copy of this invoice is available. Cf. The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Buddhist Statues of Tibet, vol.60, p.229, no.218 for a figure of Amitabha in similar style. Christie's Hong Kong 31st May 2010, lot 1961 for a similar example from the same period. 明宣德 銅局部加彩寶冠釋迦摩尼佛坐像 來源:Framjee Dinshaw Petit收藏,1957年7月31日以£30的價格購於倫敦John SparksLtd,附發票複印件。
A RARE CHINESE PARCEL-GILT BRONZE ARCHAISTIC GU BY HU WEN MING LATE MING DYNASTY With a key fret band to the flared rim and four flanges to the central knop, cast in relief with archaistic designs of beasts and taotie masks on a diaper ground, with lappets to the neck and foot and a six character mark to the base reading yun jian Hu Wen Ming zhi picked out in gilt, 21.2cm, 1.1kg. Provenance: an English private collection formed in Bath in the 1920s. Ł2000-3000 十七/十八世紀 銅灑金螭龍耳爐《大明宣德年製》款來源:蘇格蘭私人收藏,1950年代。
A RARE CHINESE GOLD-SPLASHED BRONZE 'PHOENIX' INCENSE BURNER MING DYNASTY The pear-shaped body with handles cast as phoenix heads with wings spreading over the body of the vessel, all raised on a circular foot, with a six character Xuande mark to the base, 16cm, 1.4kg. Provenance: an English private collection formed in Bath in the 1920s. Cf. M Maucuer, Bronzes de la Chine impériale des Song aux Qing, Musée Crenuschi, p.127, no.74 for a closely related vessel dated to the 16th century. Ł3000-5000 清 銅饕餮紋雙耳簋來源:英國巴斯私人收藏,1920年代。
A CHINESE GOLD-SPLASHED BRONZE INCENSE BURNER 17TH/18TH CENTURY With a compressed ovoid body raised on four short feet, decorated with irregular gold splashes, with two dragon-shaped handles, the cover with a reticulated band of scrolling lotus and a dragon surmount, a six character Xuande mark to the underside, 25.5cm, 4.4kg. (2) Provenance: from a Scottish private collection since the 1950s and thence by descent. Ł10000-15000 明 銅螭龍耳蓋爐來源:J Norman Collie(1859-1942)收藏。
A CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAISTIC FOOD VESSEL GUI QING DYNASTY The bombé-shaped body with two zoomorphic handles divided by flanges and cast with taotie masks and a band of stylised mythical beasts to the flared foot, all against a key fret ground, a three character inscription incised to the interior reading bo zhu yi, 38cm, 4.6kg. Provenance: an English private collection formed in Bath in the 1920s. Cf. R Kerr, Later Chinese Bronzes, p.21, fig.11 for a similar vessel from 18th/19th century. Ł1500-2500 清 銅獅鈕大方爐來源:倫敦邦瀚斯2013年。
A CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD INCENSE BURNER MING DYNASTY With a compressed circular body and two chilong clambering over the rim forming handles, all supported on three tapering feet, with a six character mark to the base, together with a wood cover with a rock crystal finial, 26cm, 2.8kg. (2) Provenance: from the collection of Professor J Norman Collie, FRS (1859-1942) and thence by descent. Ł1000-2000 清 銅獅鈕大方爐《龍飛丁巳》來源:倫敦邦瀚斯2013年。
A CHINESE GILT-BRONZE INCENSE BURNER AND STAND LATE QING DYNASTY The ovoid body with a band of confronting dragons chasing sacred jewels to the neck and with two C-shaped handles, the base with a four character Xuande seal mark, all supported on four legs, together with a bronze stand with four ruyi-head legs, 21.2cm, 4.8kg. (2) Ł500-1000 十七世紀 銅灑金螭龍耳鳳尾尊來源:私人收藏,1970-1980年代。
A CHINESE SILVER INLAID 'SHI SOU' BRONZE INCENSE BURNER 17TH/18TH CENTURY The compressed circular body inlaid with silver wire with stylised bats amidst clouds, with two elephant head-shaped handles, all raised on a flared circular foot, a two character mark to the base, 14cm, 457g. Provenance: an English private collection, Hampshire. Ł300-500 西周 青銅鈴來源:購於Bluett & Son Ltd
A CHINESE BRONZE BELL WESTERN ZHOU DYNASTY Cast as a flattened circular sphere with a halo raised on a rectangular-section plinth, 17cm. Provenance: purchased from Bluett & Son Ltd. Cf. J Harrison-Hall, China, a History in Objects, p.47, no.5 for an almost identical jingle bell in the collection of the British Museum, London, museum accession no.1936,1118.70. Ł300-500 十八世紀 廣彩人物故事紋碟來源:Framjee Dinshaw Petit收藏。
A CHINESE ROBIN'S EGG GLAZED AND GILDED FIGURE OF A GENERAL QING DYNASTY Standing, wearing a full ceremonial suit of armour and boots, with his hands held in front of his body with one on top of the other, the face and palms gilded imitating gilt-bronze, the armour and helmet picked out in turquoise and coloured enamels, 22.5cm. Provenance: an English private collection, Hampshire, acquired in the early 20th century. It has been suggested that these figures are based on bronze prototypes produced during the Yongle and Xuande periods as diplomatic gifts to Tibetan leaders. Ł1000-2000 清 白釉貼花獅鈕壺銘文:半天圈畫蕊花月,一壺香味松柏風。來源:Max Robertson收藏。
A CHINESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER FORMED AS A GOOSE QING DYNASTY Standing with its head turned up and with an open beak exposing its tongue, with finely detailed feathers, the cover formed as its wings, 74cm, 11kg. (2) Cf. M Maucuer, Musée Cernuschi, Bronzes de la Chine Impériale des Song aux Qing, p.125, no.72 for a similar goose from the Ming dynasty. Ł800-1200 十九/二十世紀 硬木雕條案
A MASSIVE CHINESE BRONZE LION DOG INCENSE BURNER LATE MING/EARLY QING DYNASTY Cast seated on his haunches, the head attached with a hinge, turned to the side with a menacing expression and flopping ears, with one paw resting on a reticulated ball entangled in a ribbon with tassels, one end in the beast's mouth, together with a wood plinth, 83cm x 95cm, in excess of 100kg. (3) Provenance: from the collection of Edward and Julia Carter Preston, sold on behalf of The Hope Carter Preston Foundation, Liverpool. Edward Carter Preston (1885-1965) was a renowned Liverpool artist, sculptor and medalist, his daughter Julia Carter Preston (1926-2012) was a successful potter. Ł5000-8000 清晚期 硬木方桌
A CHINESE BRONZE 'YU LUNG MOUNTAIN' BRUSH REST MING DYNASTY Formed as a mythical creature emerging from a stream at the foot of a three peaked mountain, 12cm, 225g. Cf. Sydney L Moss The Second Bronze Age, Later Chinese Metalwork, no.28 for a similar mountain-shaped brush rest from 17th/18th century. Ł500-800 明 銅製魚化龍筆山
A SMALL CHINESE BRONZE/COPPER FIGURE OF A BOY 16TH/17TH CENTURY Cast lying on his side with one arm under his head, with his hair arranged in two buns, together with a wood stand, 8.5cm, 155g. (2) Illustrated: Sydney L Moss Ltd, The Second Bronze Age, Later Chinese Metalwork, no.31. Ł500-800 十六/十七世紀 銅製童子擺件
•L.S. LOWRY (1887 - 1976) THREE ARTIST SIGNED LIMITED EDITION COLOUR PRINTS ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH A BRONZE PROFILE OF THE ARTIST COMMEMORATING HIS 80th BIRTHDAY 'Self Portrait', 'Artist's Mother' and 'Artist's Father' Each signed in pencil With the bronze circular portrait medallion of L. S. Lowry by Leo Solomon In case with certificate numbered 281/300 The prints, each 10 1/2" x 14 1/2" (26.5 x 37cm); the medallion, 5" diameter (12.5cm) (4)
ϒA Good Bronze wood and Ivory Group of a Fisherman, he stands atop a rocky outcrop as he leans back on his rod to haul in his catch from amidst the swirling waves, the body and hat are cast in bronze and set with ivory head, legs and arms, the outcrop is carved from wood and the fish is ivory, impressed seal to the bronze Bizan, height 62cms, Meiji-Taisho Era ϒ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Eisuke Miyao: A Bronze Figure of an Itinerant Farmer, he stands dressed in a short robe with a sickle and his tobacco pouch tucked through his sash, a pole bearing a bundle on the end carried across his shoulder, he holds a flute to his lips, details in gilding, signature panel to the rear, mounted on original lacquered wood stand, height overall 31.5cms, Meiji Period
A Bronze Miya-o Style Figure of a Japanese Archer, the well modelled figure stands with one leg forward as he sights along the arrow notched to his bow, he wears a coat over his armour and a kabuto with stag-antler maedate, details in gilding, the whole standing on the original wood stand, height overall 65cms, Meiji Period
A Japanese Bronze Model of a Coiled Dragon, the creature rests on three of its legs with its head raised, the tongue in copper, the eyes inlaid in gold and shakudo, height 34cms, Meiji Period; on a lacquered wood stand of lobed rectangular form decorated in gold hiramakie with panels of chidori, and of ships at sea off a rocky coastline, 48cms by 33cms by 20cms, Meiji-Taisho era
Miya-O Eisuke: An Impressive Pair of Japanese Parcel Gilt Bronze Vases, each with a globular body on a splayed foot and rising to a tall, trumpet form neck with galleried mouth and applied with bamboo stem and leaf handles, decorated with fans and shaped panels depicting kacho-e subjects in relief, copper and gilding, the foot with a band of stylised dragon lappets, the neck with a flight of swallows beneath wisteria fronds , the rim chased with a key-fret design, signed beneath on a gilt tablet Miya-O sei dzo, height 52cms, Meiji Period (2)
Miya-O Eisuke: A Large Bronze Group of a boy (possibly intended as Kintaro as he has a peach emblem on his chest) seated with one knee raised as he holds an Oni up in his right hand, the Oni holds an upturned basket into which is fitted an inverted hat which acts as a tazza, the whole well cast and with much gilding, incised to the base Tokyo () Miya-o sei, height 36.2cms, Meiji Period
Miya-o Eisuke: A Large Parcel Gilt Bronze Figure of a Street Entertainer , the man stands with bended knees as he sings along to the shamisen that he plays, he wears a hooded robe decorated with cranes and chrysanthemum motifs, signed on a gilt plaque Miya-o; on original lacquered wood stand, height overall 45.5cms, Meiji Period
A Japanese Miya-O Style Parcel Gilt Bronze Figure of a Warrior, the moustachioed soldier wears a jinbaori over his armour and an elaborate kabuto on his head, he leans forward with a long naginata, signed on a gilt plaque Katsumitsu, mounted on original lacquered wood stand, height overall 32.5cms, Meiji Period; And Another Similar Bronze Figure depicting a younger man in simple robes wielding a daito, signed to the rear with gilt plaque Yoshimitsu, with a lacquered wood stand, height overall 30cms, Meiji Period
Miya-o Eisuke: A Parcel Gilt Bronze Figure of a Samurai, he stands wearing a kabuto and daisho with his left foot resting on the octagonal head of a large mallet he holds in his left hand, the other hand raised to his mouth, signed on a gilt plaque Miya-o tsukuru, on original lacquered wood stand, height overall 28.9cms, Meiji Period
Miyabe Atsuyoshi: A Fine Pair of Bronze Vases, each of elongated ovoid form resting on a short, splayed foot and rising to a cylindrical neck with everted mouth, each decorated in kebori, katakiribori and iroe taka-zogan with panels of birds disporting themselves amongst the branches of maple, cherry, willow and peony trees, all on a ground of diapers and waves, the neck with a band of sunken relief reserves of mythical creatures, the lip with a gilt key-fret band, signed to the base Kyoto Atsuyoshi with kao, height 39.5cms, Meiji Period
Miya-O Eisuke: A Large Parcel Gilt Bronze Vase, the bulbous body on a flared foot, the shoulder mounted with animal mask handles and the neck narrowing to a simple mouth, decorated on a ground of Ho-o birds and paulownia with inome-shaped panels of sparrows amid chrysanthemums, and of the poet Narihira with his attendants in a moonlit landscape, the neck with bands of fans and further Ho-o birds, all in relief, gilding and iroe zogan, signed in one panel Miya-O, height 37.6cms, MeijiPeriod
A Pair of Japanese Bronze Vases, each of hexagonal inverted baluster form resting on a splayed foot and rising to a cylindrical neck with everted, lobed mouth, decorated with birds of prey amid the branches of maple and cherry trees, sparrows fly past and a cloud-shrouded full moon rises above them, all in kebori, relief, hon-zogan and iroe takazogan, the lip with a gilt key-fret band, unsigned, height 30.6cms, Meiji Period
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