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Lot 342
After the antique. A late 19th century French bronze model of the Albani vase by Barbedienne, the base signed 'F.BARBEDIENNE', on a serpentine plinth, 24.2cm high. The original marble vase was discovered at the Villa Albani, Rome and in the Barbedienne catalogue of 1886 was titled as 'Cratère vase consacré a Bacchus'. Provenance: Property from a deceased estate.
Lot 177
A pair of French Empire gilt and patinated bronze figural candelabra attributed to Rabiat, each modelled with a classical maiden supporting a basket of fruit issuing scroll branches, with five lights, on engine turned stepped plinths, later converted to electricity, 68.7cm high (excluding fittings). (2) For a similar pair of candelabra stamped 'Rabiat' see Christie's, New York,, Roger Prigent's Malmaison, 26th November 2002, lot 347.
Lot 122
A pair of 19th century French bronze and Sèvres style porcelain jardinières in Louis XVI style, in the form of classical athéniennes, each with a pierced laurel gallery above a bleu celeste porcelain bowl painted with panels of flowers with gilt borders, each with an integral liner and tripod classical male mask and hoof monopodia supports, with a bud pendant and a flaming finial, 63.2cm high. (2) Provenance: From the collection formed by the late The Hon Mrs Daisy Fellowes, Donnington Grove, Berkshire.
Lot 13
A small 17th century bronze skillet by Thomas Palmar of Canterbury, the handle signed 'THO PALMAR', with an angular brace, on moulded tripod legs, the underside with a printed label inscribed 'HORNSBY COLLECTION', 16.4cm high, 23.9cm long. See Michael Finlay, English Decorated Bronze Mortars, p.50 for a discussion of Thomas Palmar.
Lot 445
λ A Victorian ivory box, the lid inset with a gilt bronze portrait medallion by Waldemar Uhlmann depicting a relief bust of Princess Victoria inscribed 'UHLMANN AD VIV. SC.', the verso with the conjoined heraldic emblems of the German eagle and the British Royal Standard, signed 'G. LOOS D. BERLIN', together with another ivory box, the cover carved with a bird feedings its young amidst flower and leaves, 8cm diameter (max). (2)
Lot 168
A late 19th century French ceramic and bronze mounted table lamp, with a celadon glaze with pâte-sur-pâte decoration of a classical female figure and flowers and foliage, together with three other ceramic table lamps, 43.9cm high (excluding fittings, max). (4) Provenance: Moreton House, South Grove, Highgate, London.
Lot 80
Tray comprising an interesting collection of ceramics and collectibles including Yardley ginger jar, oversized hunting cup and saucer, Doulton Series plate Numbered TC1052, an Arts and Crafts style pewter tankard, blue and white Wedgwood dishes, continental cherub bird figures and bronze ashtray etc
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