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Lot 253
WALENTY PYTEL (Polish, born 1941) bronze sculpture - study of a horse with raised front right leg on rectangular marble base with name plaque, limited (5/150) edition, with certificate of authenticity, 32cms high Condition: appears complete with no obvious or significant losses, some areas greening to bronze on neck, one or two very minor nibbles & scratches to marble base.
Lot 787
FIVE DIECAST MODEL CARS comprising a Dinky No.180, Rover 3500, white; Dinky No.123, Princess 2200HL Salon, bronze; Corgi No.306, Morris Marina 1.8 Coupe, metallic yellow-green; Corgi No.289, Volkswagen Polo, green; and Corgi No.276, Triumph Acclaim, metallic blue, each mint or near mint and boxed.
Lot 208
EPSTEIN JACOB: (1880-1959) American-born British Sculptor. A good vintage signed and inscribed 10.5 x 15 photograph, the image depicting Epstein's lifesize bronze sculpture entitled The Visitation (1926). Photograph by Paul Laib and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Signed by Epstein in dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer's mount and inscribed to C. P. Scott. Some light creasing, age toning and minor foxing to the photographer's mount, only very slightly affecting Epstein's inscription but not the signature, G The Visitation had originally been intended to be a pair of sculptures, however Epstein only completed one piece. The Tate Gallery acquired the sculpture in 1927 and their exhibition label of 2004 stated that ‘Epstein described this figure as expressing ' a humility so profound as to shame the beholder who comes to my sculpture expecting rhetoric or splendour of gesture'. When he first exhibited it he called it 'A Study' so as to disguise its content.’ Paul Laib (1869-1958) German-born Fine Art and Portrait Photographer.
Lot 319
ANTIQUITES: Selection of coins and antiquities, comprising Anglo Saxon sceats (Archbishop of York, 837-854, and Æthelred II, 978-1016), Edward I penny, Elizabeth I 'fine silver' 1561 Irish Shilling, Elizabeth I three-pence, Charles I bronze Irish farthing, a Bronze Age spear point, 3rd Century Roman lead cross, Romano-British bronze dolphin type fibula with sprung pin (c.2nd century A.D. Dorset) and pottery fragments. FR to G, 13
Lot 323
FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY WARS: A bronze commemorative medallion produced to celebrate Earl Howe's 'Glorious First of June' naval victory of 1794 during the French Revolutionary Wars. Design by Conrad Heinrich Küchler. The obverse featuring a profile bust of Howe facing right, the reverse depicting a naval engagement scene, beneath the Latin motto Non Sorte Sed Virtue and above Gallor Classis Proflig Die I Junii MDCCXCIV, 48mm diameter, presented in a modern fitted box. Together with a small bronze medallion issued to celebrate Anglo-Portuguese victory in the Siege of San Sebastiàn (1813) during the Peninsular War. The obverse features a profile bust of Lieutenant-General Lord Lynedoch facing right, the reverse depicting a Roman soldier holding a sword in one hand and a crown in the other, with a destroyed town and fleet in the background, 40mm diameter, presented within a medal box, not original. VG, 2
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Lot 333
[NELSON HORATIO]: (1758-1805) British Admiral during the Napoleonic Wars, the victor of the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. Davison's Nile Medal, commissioned by Alexander Davison, Nelson's Prize Agent, to celebrate the victory at the Battle of the Nile, 1st August 1798. The obverse featuring Britannia embracing a shield upon which is a profile bust of Vice Admiral Nelson and the words 'Europe's Hope and Britain's Glory', and the reverse depicting the naval engagement at Aboukir Bay. Together with a replica of Davison's Nile Medal in gilt metal. VG, 2 Alexander Davison (1750-1829)English businessman and Government Contractor, close friend of Admiral Lord Nelson. Davison commissioned the medals to be manufactured by Matthew Boulton with the dies made by C.H. Kuchler. The medals were all privately struck and it was the first medal to be awarded to every participant in Naval action. There were a total of 25 gold medals made solely for Nelson and his Captains, 150 were struck in silver for the Officers and 500 copper gilt for Petty Officers. The present bronze medal is one of 6,000 issued to other ranks.
Lot 342
MILITARY: A miscellaneous selection of military medals, cap badges, insignia, souvenir coins and gifts etc., some vintage, including bronze medal for 175th Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo (issued by the Royal Mint, cased with certificate), Royal Flying Corps cap badges (5, including officers issue), Royal Scots Greys cap badge, Hendon silver medallion, RAF sleeve badges (3), German World War I Cross of Honour medal, Fleet Air Arm and Canadian Fleet Air Arm cloth badges, silver RFC/ RAF dog tags (engraved for Lt. J. R. Barrett), Civil Ordnance workers badge 1915, Balloon School Royal Engineers Coronation medallion 1902, German Aviation medallion 1928, Old Contemptibles Association badge, Duke of Wellington white metal medallion, 'Blue Max' medal (replica) in case etc. Generally VG to EX, 54
Lot 579
CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE OF AN IMMORTAL his left arm raised aloft, his right hand open to hold something, his left foot resting on a tree stump, on a rounded rectangular base supported by four animal feet, 50cm high (elements lacking)Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir Edward du Cann KBE (1924-2017)
Lot 590
PROFILE PORTRAIT ROUNDEL OF WELLINGTON bronze, a pair of brass profile portraits on shield shaped mounts, another similar unmounted example and a commemorative stone bodied ashtray with a central pewter medallion of Winston Churchill, dated 1941 (5)Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir Edward du Cann KBE (1924-2017)
Lot 591
ENGLISH SCHOOL, 20th century, Clement Attlee standing on a shaped base, bronze, 61cm highThe Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, and Leader of the Labour Party, defeated Edward du Cann in the 1951 General Election, when he stood as the Tory candidate in West Walthamstow.Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir Edward du Cann KBE (1924-2017)
Lot 593
•ANTONY DUFORT (B.1948) MARGARET THATCHER, PRIME MINISTER (1979-1990), bronze, signed Dufort and inscribed Antony Dufort, 1/9,49cm high. This bronze is an exact copy of the maquette made by Dufort for the larger 7ft 3 in figure of Lady Thatcher which is in the House of Commons. It is widely known that the maquette sold at a Conservative party charity event for in excess of £200,000. This example is from an intended edition of 9, although the Artist has stated that this lot is the only one created to dateProvenance: The Estate of the late Sir Edward du Cann KBE (1924-2017)
Lot 594
•IVOR ROBERTS-JONES (1916-1996) Sir Winston Churchill a bronze maquette for the monument in Parliament Square, an unnumbered prototype with the foundry stamp, signed "Meridian Bronze, London", with an attractive mid-brown patina, 51cm high, on a square white stone base inscribed "Churchill" (62cm high overall)This iconic maquette is a reduction of the large scale sculpture of Sir Winston Churchill by Roberts-Jones which stands in Parliament Square having been commissioned in 1971. The sculptor's first important commission came from Lord Beaverbrook in 1961 for a bust of Somerset Maugham. Roberts-Jones success and the public acclaim that his statues engendered led to his election as an associate of The Royal Academy.Sir Edward du Cann was elected to Parliament on St. Valentine's Day 1956. He recalled a number of acquaintances with the great man and recalled sharing a public platform with him during the 1951 General Election. In that year he was the Tory candidate for West Walthamstow. The Sitting MP was Clement Atlee, Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party. Winston came to speak for John Harvey, the Tory candidate for Walthamstow East and former Chairman of WSC's Young Conservative's in his Epping constituency.Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir Edward du Cann KBE (1924-2017)
Lot 167
Three Royal Crown Derby parrots, 'Amazon Green Parrot', 220/2500, 'Lorikeet', 467/2500, and 'Bronze Winged Parrot', the first two with certificates, all three with box of issue Condition: Excellent original condition with no chips, cracks or restoration. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 230
Pair of Chinese cast bronze figures, each depicting a lancer on horseback, remnants of glass jewelled inlaid decoration, 21.5cm high Condition: Both figures have been polished. One figure/horse is missing approximately eight cabochons, the other perhaps six. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 250
Margaret Lovell (b.1939) - Bronze sculpture - Sails, limited to nine pieces, the sails numbered 4/9 and 5/9, the slate base signed and numbered 4/9, 23cm high inclusive of base, A.R. Condition: One sail is rather wobbly on the mount, some light rubbing to surface of metal and the base - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 251
Lynn Russell Chadwick (1914-2003) - Lion II, bronze with dark brown patina, numbered C49 1/9, conceived and cast in 1986 in a limited edition of 9, 21cm long A.R. Provenance - Private local collection, gifted directly by Lynn Chadwick to the late wife of the current owner. We are grateful to Eva and Sarah Chadwick of Lypitt Studios for confirming this documented information. Literature: Farr, Dennis & Chadwick, Eva, Lynn Chadwick: Sculptor, With a Complete Illustrated Catalogue 1947-1996, Oxford, 1997, no. C49 with illustration p. 328. Number 7 of the edition of 9 sold Sotheby's New York, Impressionist & Modern Art, 11th February 2004, lot 52 Condition: Some light rubbing to surface mainly around the feet - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 260
Georges Laurent - Pair of Art Deco design bronze bookends, each formed as a duck and bearing traces of the original silvered finish, signed and with Les Neveux de Jules Lehmann foundry mark, 14cm long Condition: One tail is buckled slightly, surface scratches allover - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 42
Mid 19th Century French bronze and white marble mantel clock, Ellis, Paris, the 3.5'' white Roman dial with Breuguet moon hands, the two train movement engraved Ellis Paris, outside count wheel striking on a bell, the case with bronze figural surmount of a seated lady over bow breakfront white marble case, 37cm high Condition: Marble would benefit from a clean but otherwise sound, sold with pendulum and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
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