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Lot 1001
Chinese bronze censer with lion mask handles and six character Xuande mark to base, 13.5cm in diameter, The censer was, by repute, brought back to the UK by Richard Gordon Smith a British traveller, sportsman, and naturalist who travelled extensively in the late 19th century and lived in Japan for a number of years
Lot 183
A FRENCH LOUIS XVI STYLE ORMOLU AND BRONZE MANTLE CLOCK, in the form of a putto standing on stacked books, playfully grabbing a rooster who sits atop a pedestal, with painted enamel dial and bands of Vitruvian scrolls, the rouge marble base with bun feet with beaded bands.The depiction is an allegory which refers to study and the requirement of a sharp and alert mind.
Lot 393
A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WALNUT AND MARQUETRY SHAPED OVAL LIBRARY TABLE, the top profusely decorated with an inlaid central urn flanked by angels, scrolls, swags etc within a continuous border of foliate scrolls, edged with cast bronze leaf banding above a similarly decorated frieze with drawer, raised on a shaped octagonal centre column and a star shaped quadruple base with flat bun feet (associated). 133 x 78cm
Lot 51
SIR JOHN ROBERT STEELL (1804 - 1891)Portrait of a BoyMarble, 38cm tallSir John Steell was born in Aberdeen on 18th September 1804, but his family moved to Edinburgh around one year after his birth. He is best known for a number of sculptures displayed in Edinburgh, including the statue of Sir Walter Scott at the Scott Monument. His portrait was painted by Robert Scott Lauder.Steell was born in Aberdeen, one of the eleven children of John Steell Senior, an Edinburgh carver and guilder, and Margaret Gourlay, the daughter of William Gourlay, a Dundee shipbuilder. Steell initially followed his father, training to be a carver himself. He showed artistic talent and so studied art at the Trustees Academy in Edinburgh and then studied sculpture in Rome. On his return, he opened Scotland’s first foundry dedicated to sculptures and was commissioned for numerous works, particularly statues and monuments in Edinburgh. The first work to attract major attention was ‘Alexander Taming Bucephalus’ carved in 1832/3 (cast in bronze in 1883, and now standing in the quadrangle of Edinburgh City Chambers). Around 18, he was appointed as Sculptor to Her Majesty the Queen, a post which was later recognised as a part of the Royal Household in Scotland. He exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy and was knighted in 1876 following the unveiling, by Queen Victoria, of his statue ‘The Prince Consort’, which stands in Charlotte Square in Edinburgh.Sir John Steell’s brother Gourlay Steell was himself a noted animal painter. He was Queen Victoria’s animal painter, taking over from Sir Edwin Landseer. Many of Gourlay Steell’s paintings remain in the private collection of Queen Elizabeth II.John Steell died on 15th September 1891 and is buried in an unmarked grave in Edinburgh’s Old Calton Cemetery. This grave was purchased by his father John Steell Senior and many members of the Steell and Gourlay families are also interred here.
Lot 704
A PAIR OF GILT BRONZE OXIDIZED METAL URNS AND COVERS, 19TH CENTURY, on feet, the cylindrical bodies with continuous bacchic friezes, the lids applied with putti, 35cm high;together with a pair of gilt brass andirons, 19th century, the curved galleries surmounted by flambeaux topped urns and applied with lion masks, each 36cm high; a pair of machined brass candlesticks, gilt metal centrepiece with cupid carrying a glass cornucopia. (6)Sold by order of the Executors of Eileen, Countess of Mount Charles
Lot 400
Final Medley, being figures which did not fit elsewhere Britains early closed spring Royal Artillery Gun in original box (G, box F), Short Pole Limber (G-F, one hinge broken) post-war Lady Railway Passenger, small base (VG), German novelty nodding head Elephant Drummer (F), Arab with Arms upraised, Barrels and luggage, seated and standing Firemen, Children and Babies, Miniature Jockey, Horse only for a Racing Colour, Buckets, Baskets and Vegetables, Shovels, Meat, Salco Disney figures and a Rowing Boat on Wheels, Male seated Visitor to Zoo at Tea, Kettle, Civilian Gentleman with pipe, Organ Grinder with three Bears, Kew Girl in Tree on Swing and Nanny with Baby, Trees, Soldiers, Animals, Mussolini mounted, Gypsy, Britains See-saw Logs with children, 'pipe-cleaner' Micky and Minnie Mouse and an Austrian Bronze Carpet (G-F, a few P, Plastic, repainted or damaged) (324 approx.)
Lot 111
A collection of works of art and decorative objects, 19th and 20th century, including various Oriental boxes, two alabaster models, two Oriental bronze models, an Indian cut stone finial, a plaster bust of Homer, a resin head in the manner of Roman marble examples, a terracotta antiquity, and other items
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