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Lot 519
A CHINESE KANGXI STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN JAR & BRONZE COVER, the sides decorated with quatrefoil mythical animal panels reserved on a ground of prunus blossom reserved in white against a blue-wash crackled-ice ground, the bronze cover pierced with ruyi, 8.75in high overall, the jar itself 7.1in wide at widest point & 6.7in high.
Lot 1001
{ Option of lots: 1001 } } } Huge & Unique Fibreglass Tableau Life Size Bronze Form Sculpture in Relief of a Victorian Blacksmiths Forge Scene Approx 9.5 Meters x 1 Metre x 2.5 Metres High. The Tableau Was Salvaged From The World Famous Camden Lock Market In London. Originally Commissioned In The Early 1990’s As Fixtures In The Old Stables And Three Storey Indoor Market Hall, Designed By British Architect John Dickinson. Originally Built As A Horse Hospital Which Served The Horses Pulling Pickford’s Distribution Vans And Barges Along The Canal, Camden Stables Market Makes Up The Largest Portion Of The Market Complex. Horses Injured Pulling Barges Along The Canals Would Come Here For Treatment And Rehabilitation. The Grade Ii Listed Stables Now House Over 450 Retail Stores And Stalls Selling A Variety Of Items From The Unique To The Exotic. These Unique Panels Which Feature Horses Being Reshod And Blacksmiths In A Forge Were Modelled In High Relief And Installed During The Extensive Renovations Of The Early 1990’s. Please Note - This lot is located in Bath Somerset due to size of the item - viewing and collection will be from Bath on this item
Lot 1002
Huge & Unique Fibreglass Tableau Life Size Bronze Form Sculpture in Relief of a Victorian Blacksmiths Forge Scene Approx 9.5 Meters x 1 Metre x 2.5 Metres High. The Tableau Was Salvaged From The World Famous Camden Lock Market In London. Originally Commissioned In The Early 1990’s As Fixtures In The Old Stables And Three Storey Indoor Market Hall, Designed By British Architect John Dickinson. Originally Built As A Horse Hospital Which Served The Horses Pulling Pickford’s Distribution Vans And Barges Along The Canal, Camden Stables Market Makes Up The Largest Portion Of The Market Complex. Horses Injured Pulling Barges Along The Canals Would Come Here For Treatment And Rehabilitation. The Grade Ii Listed Stables Now House Over 450 Retail Stores And Stalls Selling A Variety Of Items From The Unique To The Exotic. These Unique Panels Which Feature Horses Being Reshod And Blacksmiths In A Forge Were Modelled In High Relief And Installed During The Extensive Renovations Of The Early 1990’s. Please Note - This lot is located in Bath Somerset due to size of the item - viewing and collection will be from Bath on this item
Lot 1000
{ Option of lots: 1000 } } } Huge & Unique Fibreglass Tableau Life Size Bronze Form Sculpture in Relief of a Victorian Brewery Drayman Scene Approx 9.5 Meters x 1 Metre x 2.5 Metres High. The Tableau Was Salvaged From The World Famous Camden Lock Market In London. Originally Commissioned In The Early 1990’s As Fixtures In The Old Stables And Three Storey Indoor Market Hall, Designed By British Architect John Dickinson. Originally Built As A Horse Hospital Which Served The Horses Pulling Pickford’s Distribution Vans And Barges Along The Canal, Camden Stables Market Makes Up The Largest Portion Of The Market Complex. Horses Injured Pulling Barges Along The Canals Would Come Here For Treatment And Rehabilitation. The Grade Ii Listed Stables Now House Over 450 Retail Stores And Stalls Selling A Variety Of Items From The Unique To The Exotic. These Unique Panels Which Feature Horses Being Reshod And Blacksmiths In A Forge Were Modelled In High Relief And Installed During The Extensive Renovations Of The Early 1990’s. Please Note - This lot is located in Bath Somerset due to size of the item - viewing and collection will be from Bath on this item
Lot 345
A fragmentary Cycladic marble female figure, Early Bronze Age II, circa 2700-2400 BC, the pubic region and thighs remaining, with deeply grooved lines between the legs at the front and back with a faintly incised pubic region, 4 3/4in. (12.1cm.) mounted Provenance: Purchased Bonhams, 16 May 2002, lot 191 Ex German private collection
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