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A North European black bear (Ursus americanus) skull desk stand,late 19th century, by Edwin Ward, Wigmore Street, London, with gilt bronze-mounted bears, a removable chamberstick, an inkwell and two wooden pen trays,26cm wideEdwin and Rowland Ward were taught taxidermy by their father and both followed him into the trade. Edwin, the elder son, set up his own business in about 1865, initially at 11 Thayer Street, Manchester Square, London; he then moved to Wigmore Street and remained there until he retired in 1879. Edwin was the first member of the family to receive the patronage of the royal family when, in 1872, he mounted the head of a fine wild white bull shot at Chillingham Park in Northumberland by the Prince of Wales. Provenance: The Priory, Walsham-le-Willows.
A bronze bucket or situla,late 19th century, after a Roman original found at Pompeii, by J Chiurazzi & Fils and S de Angelis & Fils of Naples, cast with a band of animals and classical motifs, with a double swing handle,40cm highProvenance: The Priory, Walsham-le-Willows.Illustrated in a 1911 catalogue of J Chiurazzi & Fils and S de Angelis & Fils.
J Chiurazzi & Fils - S de Angelis & Fils of Naples,late 19th century, a bronze head of Hypnos God of Sleep, on a Siena marble plinth,33cm highIllustrated in the 1911 catalogue of J Chiurazzi & Fils and S de Angelis & Fils, the bronze is after an original found near Perugia from the 1st/2nd century AD, probably a copy of a Hellenistic bronze from the 4th century. The original is now in the British Museum.Provenance: The Priory, Walsham-le-Willows.
An Empire-style bracket clock,19th century, the silvered dial signed 'Lepine a Paris' with an ormolu framed glazed door, the frame in the form of a snake eating its tail, the bronze cuboid body decorated to the bottom with an ormolu frieze of anthemia, the movement striking on the hour and half hour, marked 'Cleret', all on a step base,40cm high
A carriage clock,late 19th century, with an eight-day, striking and repeating movement within a painted porcelain mounted gilt bronze case, the front and side panels painted with flowers on a blue ground, the rear panel with a bouquet of flowers on a white ground, complete with a leather travelling case and key,14.5cm high (3)Provenance: The Tim Wonnacott Collection.
A pair of large bronze and verdigris metal decorative lamps, suitable for ornate gate posts or stairway, of classical twin handle urn form, handles in the form of flower garlands supported by puttee to either side, body decorated with acanthus leaves, grape and vine decoration and garlands, on a stepped circular plinth base, the top with spherical opaque glass ball shades, overall height 173cm (2).
Graham Ibbeson (b 1951); a bronze sculpture 'Down to Earth Baby (Fallen Angel Sculpture)', modelled as a disappointed young cherub carrying suitcase and bags, signed Ibbeson to the base and numbered 5 of 9, height 38cm. † CONDITION REPORT This lot may qualify for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit
A French rococo style painted and gilt metal mounted mantel clock The case of bombe form and applied with bronze scroll work foliage and shell forms, painted with a Watteau style scene of couple with bird cage in a bucolic landscape, surrounded by flower sprays, the Marti movement striking on a coil gong. 38cm high

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