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Lot 66
A good silver-plated bronze example, as fitted to Rolls-Royce 40/50 HP late-model Silver Ghost and Phantom I motorcars. Signed to the solid base 'Charles Sykes', 'RR Ltd' and patent dated '6-2-1911', correctly featuring under-wing markings, offered in good condition save for over-polishing to the base markings and an incorrect mounting stud. Mounted to an ornate display base. 14cm tall.
Lot 222
Signed on the post, silvered bronze depicting three French Bulldogs held back by chains, 4?in high, mounted to a period 'dog-bone' radiator cap. This mascot design won the First Prize at the Concourse de L'Auto, Paris in 1923. Very good original condition, with chains intact and very light discolouration to the plating.
Lot 20
A rare 'Ballerina Girl' accessory mascot designed by G. Poitvin, 1924-1926, well-detailed silvered bronze figure of a ballerina girl gazing down at the ground, holding the corners of her dress up, whilst standing on her tip-toes, with Contenot-Lelievre foundry stamping to the side of the base. Signed by the sculptor, with numbers. Approximately 15cm tall & display-base mounted.
Lot 329
Silver-plated bronze construction, this type of mascot was never actually intended to be fitted to a vehicle by the factory. Produced in-house and fitted to presentation desk sets and retirement awards, the mascot is very similar in design to the Silver Cloud mascot, however it features a disk-type base as found on the Phantom III mascot. Offered in excellent original condition, mounted to a wooden display base. 11cm tall.
Lot 331
A magnificent Edwardian Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy mascot for the 40/50HP six cylinder Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost automobile, this being the rarest type, produced for only 6 months back in 1911, having various correct period dating features including the hollow under base area & most importantly the words 'Rolls-Royce Limited 6th FEBRUARY 1911' around the base area, as opposed to all other Ghost mascots which read 'Rolls-Royce Ltd FEB 1911'. This rare mascot features the signature of Charles Sykes across the top of the base area and no under-wing markings, which is correct on all pre-World War One examples. A stunning and impressive item of the very finest detail, deep original pre-war nickel-silver plated finish on bronze base metal, mounting stud and fittings, mounted to a display base.
Lot 259
A rare enamelled advertising pin badge, produced in Slovakia around the 1910 - 1914 period, constructed of bronze, with original securing pin to reverse side. Enamelled in three colours, featuring the early 'smoking Monsieur Bibendum' character. Offered in excellent original condition, together with a later Monsieur Bibendum buttonhole. Larger badge 3cm diameter.
Lot 108
A magnificent Art-Deco Delage Leaping Greyhound mascot by Casmir Brau, designed and produced in the late 1920s period. Nickel-silver plated bronze, signed 'C. Brau' to the base area. Very attractive & approximately 23cm in length. One of the most attractive and most stylised mascots produced.
Lot 271
A very attractive Schneider S6B Seaplane accessory radiator mascot, circa 1929 period, stamped 'Rolls-Royce' to the underside of one of the floats. As produced to commemorate the famous Schneider Trophy Races on the South Coast of England at the time, and reputedly awarded to the engine designers, pilots, winners, and officials. Nickel silver finish, on bronze base metal, earlier multi-component example. Good condition.
Lot 63
Scarce French accessory mascot depicting a woman wearing an Origami-styled cloak, known as 'Cocotte Parisienne'. Constructed from nickel plated bronze and stands 80mm high by 80mm long. This mascot is also very similar in design minus the ladies face to the 1925-30 Cocotte designed by and signed Cardeilhac. Mounted to a period radiator cap. 12cm tall.
Lot 41
A rare bronze presentation plaque, featuring the Mercedes-Benz team boss and streamliner in relief. Reputedly presented to a selection of professional drivers in period by the B.R. & S.C.C. Mounted to a wooden display base and offered in good original condition. A similar piece that was presented to Jochen Rindt in 1971 sold at a Christies auction in 2011 for $1,434.
Lot 319
The 'Whisper' mascot was produced after John Walter Edward Scott-Montague, the second Lord Montague of Beaulieu, commissioned his friend Charles Sykes to sculpt a personal mascot for the bonnet of his Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost; Sykes chose Eleanor Thornton as his model, her being the secret love & secretary of Lord Montague. Sykes set about crafting the figurine of her in fluttering robes, pressing a finger against her lips, symbolising the secrets of their love. The figurine was consequently christened The Whisper & was reputedly optionally fitted to other 40-50HP Silver Ghost cars of the c1911 - 1914 period. This example, offered in very good condition, features silver plating over the bronze base metal (some tarnishing), with Charles Sykes signature. Display base mounted.
Lot 31
A magnificent 'Rampant Lion' mascot by the famous Continental artist Casimir Brau, (signed C. Brau to the base area), original nickel plated finish on bronze base metal, as produced in the c1920s period, with delightful Art Deco cubist design features, simply superb, display base mounted and very scarce.
Lot 217
A highly attractive & well detailed accessory mascot depicting an early movie camera, natural patinated bronze construction, mounted to a period radiator cap. Marked 'R622'. Similar in design to the late 1920's example depicted on Page 29 as Plate 43 from the book 'Car Mascots' by Sirignano and Sulzberger. 10cm tall
Lot 76
"Mercury the god of commerce, travel and thievery, who always carried a caduceus". This style of mascot was adopted in 1914 by the British Royal Signals. First seen portrayed as a mascot in 1917 in an advertisement for Mayo Radiators New Haven Conn. Sales office was at 50th Street and Lancaster Avenue Philadelphia. A very well detailed and attractive bronze accessory mascot, mounted to a marble display base, with affixed Isle of Man Manx Cat badge. 23cm tall.
Lot 250
Signed, heavy silvered bronze with superb detailing, wingspan 7ins, mounted on a display base. This piece was a result of a special commission from Bentley to find an alternative option to the winged B mascot. An example sold for £800 in 1980 at Sothebys Belgravia, London, a World Record Price at the time. See page 106, Automobilia by Gordon Gardiner & Alistair Morris.
Lot 74
A rare Brooklands Junior Car Club (J.C.C) car badge, 1930s period, numbered J2779, complete with an original J.C.C. membership card, with signatures of the secretary of the J.C.C & 'Speed King' Malcolm Campbell - display base mounted. Together with a large silver-plated bronze/enamel member's lapel badge from the same estate. One of the most important motor racing offerings in recent years. (2)
Lot 254
Bottle 1937 J.L.P. Lebegue & Cie Nuits St. Georges wine, inlaid cigarette dispenser, model of the Cutty Sark, carved elephant sculptures, barbola type mirror, Eastern bronze figure of a deity, books and other miscellanea in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 1514
Ancient British, Celtic bronze unit of Cunobelinus of the Catuvellauni and Trinovantes, Pegasus/Victory type, ABC 2921, Spink 325, with an old ticket which states 'Picked up by a potatoe picker, September, 1967' 'From an old Kent Collection', alittle short of flan but as produced, even hard green patina, NVF
Lot 1699
Roman colonial bronze of 30mm. of Gordian III of Viminacium, year 3, Provincia Moesia standing left between bull and lion, Sear 3642, rough surfaces F, a ditto but Philip I, Sear 3874, rough surfaces F, Byzantine follis of Justinian I, dig each side, F, a ditto but Justin II, a ditto but Justin I, F and lastly a contemporary? cast copy of an as of Trajan, RIC - , Sear - , all with tickets, GF [6]
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Lot 1687
Philip I 244-249 A.D. colonial bronze of c.29mm., of Syria; Seleucis and Pieria, Antioch ad Orontem, obverse:- Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, reverse:- Veiled and turreted bust of the City Goddess, right, ram running right, above, Sear GIC 3959, both dies very slightly off centre but nice even sharp strike with an even brown patina, good style and unusually fine GEF
Lot 1688
Philip I 244-249 A.D., colonial bronze of c.26mm., of Dacia, obverse:- Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, right, reverse:- Dacia standing left, holding curved sword and standards, inscribed XIII and V, below which, eagle and lion, these represent the the 5th and 13th. legions, Sear GIC 3873, dark black-green patina, light tooling, GVF
Lot 1197
Olympic Games, Stockholm, 1956 - rare Participation Medal for the Equestrian sports held at Stockholm due to the Australian quarantine regulations. Medal designed by J. Sjoesvaerd in bronze. Apparently there were only 158 participants at the Stockholm events, over 12,000 medals were made for the main Melbourne Games in 1956. This medal comes with a 50th Anniversary Plaque re the 1912 Olympic Games named to Sven Grape + a Gymnastic unmarked silver medal to S. Grape + 12 Swedish horse related unnamed bronze Plaques, a Swedish Bakelite? medal + a silver Swedish unnamed medal and a 1935 British silver Jubilee medal (18 items). Comes with some research, Maj. Sven Grape was on the Swedish Olympic Committee on the Sports division relating to the endurance test of the 3 day event. He was, with others, awarded the Medal of Merit of the Equestrian Olympic Games. Rare
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