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Lot 350A
Heavy Chinese bronze jardiniere of circular section with faux bamboo triple supports and loop handles, relief leaf decoration to the body, 19cm wide, 20.5cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Surface pitted and very slightly scratched. Generally good condition with no obvious repairs or damage. weight approx 4.5kg
Lot 416
Japanese gilded bronze dish with incised peach tree and relief figure of a sage, signed to base, 24cm. CONDITION REPORT: Perhaps early 20th century. Riveted peg for figure visable at base. Lots of patination at one section of underside rim. Some fine pinhole indentations, two pinholes top left interior, possibly something missing as figure is looking at that point. Two fine stress cracks to metal at inner rim of interior.
Lot 433
A Victorian bronze model of a sphinx, raised on a marble plinth. Length 28 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The sphinx is in generally very good condition with no damage. The original patination is in generally good order however the surface to the back of the sphinx particularly above the leg opposite the tail is a little rubbed and matt. The marble base has had some repair. The right hand corner on the tail side has been broken and filled. The same edge has filled repairs in two places. The opposite side has a similar filled repair. There are further minor nibbles all along the bottom edge of the marble base.
Lot 478
Two Japanese bronze Manchurian cranes, late Meiji period, each with a lily frond in its beak and standing on a snarling Minogame, the apertures for candle sconces vacant. Tallest 24.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The taller of the two bronze figures has been polished and now looks like brass. The smaller figure would appear to have very clumsy joins where the legs are attached to the feet but these do look to be contemporary to the item and done at manufacture. The Minogame tail has a repair visible on the underside. But other than those faults mentioned all appear to have no further obvious faults.
Lot 482
A Japanese cast iron onion shaped vase, Meiji period, applied with kudzu leaves and pods, with bronze patina. Height 31 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is a 5 cm x 3.5 cm oval blemish beneath the leaves at the bottom of the vase. There are no signs of anything being attached to this blemish it may just be patch of discolouration. Other than this we cannot see any obvious faults or flaws. There are no character marks, inset silver marks or logos, it doesn't look like there ever as been. The vase weight 694.5 grams.
Lot 483
A pair of Japanese bronze vases, Meiji period, cast in relief with an ape clinging on to a leafy branch attached to a rocky outcrop whilst two others look on. Height 27.7 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Each vase has some surface marks and scratches though nothing to off putting. One vase has a slight crack/miscast to the foot rim at the rear and similarly the other vase has a small cast fault at the foot rim rear. Both vases have a slight discolouration patch on the waisted neck through handling. No other faults or flaws visible
Lot 521
A Chinese bronze and enamel archaic form vase, 19th century, the neck applied with stylised handles and with enamel characters for Fu, Lu and Shou above relief moulded bands of spuming waves and scales and with beast masks, the central enamel band of cash above honeycomb, on raised circular foot and with four charter marks to base "Wan Shou Wu Jiang" (longevity forever). Height 30 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The Cloisonné enamel is rather pitted and dirty looking. There are very small knocks to the Cloisonné but nothing of any great significance. The body appears to be in good order and free from dents and splits. The foot rim is a slightly more reddish colour and lighter than the main body. One handle is firmly attached whilst the other is detached from the bottom although still attached at the top.
Lot 620
After Paul Joseph Raymond Gayrard and Emile Boyer, a well patinated bronze group of racehorse with monkey jockey, mid 19th century, the horse rearing up over a barking spaniel, the base inscribed "P Gayrard" & "Boyer" and cast with the initial B within an oval. Height 10.3 cm, width 11.5 cm.
Lot 631
An Art Deco bronze and ivory figure, lady, early 20th century, in the manner of Josef Lorenzl, the head tipped to one side and hands on hips, raised on a green onyx plinth, the retaining nut with monogram "S Co.". Height 17.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: In our opinion this is a period Art Deco piece. Viewed under a jewellers loupe there is a very fine hairline crack running from the centre parting of her hair down to her right eyelid. Viewed under a jewellers loupe the ivory surface of the head has numerous light scratches. All the high points on her torso, to include breasts, buttons, elbows and both borders on her skirt, her right knee, left heel and both buttons on her shoe are rubbed through to the bronze. However this in my opinion does not detract from the overall appearance and effect.
Lot 632
A patinated spelter figure, Great War soldier, early 20th century, modelled with his rifle held at hip height, indecipherable signature to rear and stamped "H Bergman", supported on an ebonised plinth with applied Swedish silver medallion inscribed "Pris Vid Faltskjutningar Vintern 1917-1918". Height of bronze 26 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This is patinated spelter and not bronze. There is a small scuff mark to the rear of his right arm and a small scuff mark to top of the rear of his right hand leg showing through to the base metal. Other than that there are no obvious visible faults to the figure. The ebonised base is slightly knocked and has a couple of scuff marks showing through to the wood.
Lot 636
A rouge marble and bronze mounted table lamp, with pierced gallery on a bulbous marble body, mounted with gilt bronze rams masks and supported on three hoof feet with foliate decoration in turn above a triform marble base, fitted for electricity. Height excluding fittings 45.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This is potentially a very good item. The marble body appears to be free from chips, cracks and any such flaws. The triform marble base has a chip to one upper corner, the corner beneath it; there are further small corner chips to the bottom corners on three further corners. However these chips in my opinion are not detrimental. The bronze mounts are devoid of the majority of their gilding but the castings are in my opinion nice and crisp. There are no visible signs of repair or restoration to any of the legs.
Lot 1287
Art Deco - Reproduction Excellent Quality Bronze Sculpture / Figure of a Chiparus Sculpture From The 1930's. Called ' The Egyptian Dancer ' Who Danced In The Paris Nightclubs of The 1920's. Raised on a Shaped Black Marble Stand. Wonderful Patina and Great Condition. 9.75 Inches High & 12 Inches wide.
Lot 1421
Medical Interest Limited Edition Cast Bronze Impression Of Dr Chris Barnard's Hands On 3 December 1967, South African doctor, Dr Christiaan (Chris) Barnard, performed the world's first human to human heart transplant at Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town. Presented here is a rare and limited edition collectors casting of Dr Barnard's hands. This being issue 15, each plaque (left and right hand) impressed to back with the copyright logo 'Prof C.N. Barnard 1984, Collectors limited issue cast 1984 -06-06' . Very good never out of box condition, approx weight 8kg.
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