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Lot 500
A quantity of British pre-decimal and decimal coinage including copper/bronze farthings, halfpennies, pennies, George II through Elizabeth II, sixpences, shillings, two shillings, halfcrown, decimal 1/2 pences, 5, 10 and 50 pences, approx 1 kilo, note: lot includes Victoria penny 1893 and halfpenny 1853 - Condition: Poor - Fine
Lot 501
A quantity of copper/bronze including halfpennies, pennies, Edward VII through Elizabeth II approx 1.1 kilo's plus bag of silver coins approx 1oz, mainly scrap and 6 coins: Sweden 2 skilling 1837 narrow wreath, Guernsey 4 1858 and 8 doubles 1949, Victoria 1897 and Edward VII 1902 pennies - Condition: Poor - VF
Lot 561
A coin album of world coins and tokens 18th, 19th and 20th century item examples: Victoria, Edward VII and mainly George V pennies silver threepences, florins etc, George III 1806, Victorian 1858 halfpenny and farthing, model one penny, 1/4 farthing 1848, Puffin Lundy 1929 penny, halfpenny, tokens: Liverpool halfpenny 1791 2 off, Manchester promissory halfpenny 1793, Countries include: Australia, Belgium, France, Denmark, Eire, Ireland north and south, USA etc. - Condition: Underlying lustre remains on some bronze coinage coins exist from Fair - EF, good collectors lot, silver content
Lot 315
SMALL COLLECTION OF MEDALS comprising a George V Coronation 1911 silver medal; George VI Coronation 1937 medal; Churchill 80th Birthday Anniversary medal; 1939-45 Star and War Medal; Rhodesian District Service Medal named to '489061M. D.S.A. J.Mapiki', and a Bulgarian 'Georgi Dimitrov' 100th Anniversary (1882-1982) bronze medal 6cm diameter (7)
Lot 314
VICTORIAN BRONZE MEDAL the obverse bearing relief profile of Queen Victoria and 'XXI Anniversary of the Volunteer Movement MDCCCLXXXI' (1881), the reverse with relief St.Michael, warriors and other figures, 'Pro Aris et Focis' (For Faith and Home) and signed 'Noel Paton Inv.' and 'Neil MacPhail Sc.', 6.3cm diameter
Lot 195
AFTER GIAMBOLOGNA "The Fowler" or bird catcher, bronze, on a plinth base, together with a bronze figural candlestick as a cherub holding aloft a flower and a pair of carved and painted wooden flower models CONDITION REPORTS The fowler: missing a piece from his right hand, has pitting, there is a knock to the "lamp cage". The candle stick: the cherub has been off and re-soldered at an angle, there is pitting, part of its wing is off and missing. Both items in need of a clean, and have wear and tear conducive to age and use . Flowers unknown if complete, have general wear and tear. Large statue has some wear to the shovel, small chip, item to his right hand is missing. Wooden plinth looks new. Various marks and scratches. Smaller statue - repair to foot and base, various signs of repairs throughout, dents, marks, scratches.
Lot 81
Elegante Dame am Tisch Sitzend, an important bronze after the original by Bernhard Hoetger, (German, 1874-1949), the patinated bronze depicting an elegant lady sitting to take tea, signed in the bronze 25 x 43 x 30cm (10 x 17 x 12in) Other Notes: Bernhard Hoetger was born in 1874 in Dortmund Germany. A sculptor and painter, he was a follower of the Expressionist movement which emerged from Germany at the turn of the 20th century. Expressionist artists often employed swirling, swaying lines as a means of conveying their emotions and reaction to the modern world; art was deemed to come from within the artist rather than a depiction of the external world. Hoetger was inspired by the works of Rodin, having travelled to Paris in 1900 to view the Exposition Universelle. He died in Switzerland in 1949.
Lot 82
§ Fritz Klimsch (German, 1870-1960) a bronze figure of a seated nude, signed in the bronze 27 x 40cm (11 x 16in) In good condition, almost certainly a later casting with no foundry marks. There are a few light scratches and some wear to patina, particularly to her raised knee and nose. There is also a little pitting to her back and shoulders.
Lot 79
After Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, (Swiss, 1859–1923), a bronze model of a cat, modelled seated, signed in the bronze, mounted on a red variegated marble plinth base 18cm (7in) Other Notes: Steinlen was responsible for the famous 1896 poster advertising a tour to other cities ("coming soon") of the Le Chat Noir's troupe of cabaret entertainers
Lot 71
Accordeoniste', a bronze model after the original by Jan and Joël Martel, French (1896-1966), the silvered bronze model depicting a stylised Breton accordionist 37 x 18 x 16½cm (14 x 7 x 6in) Other Notes: Jan and Joel Martel were avant-garde sculptors born in Nantes, France in 1896. The twin brothers shared a workshop and were well-known for their sculptures and statues which were strongly influenced by the Art Deco and Cubist movements. The Accordionist, created c.1925, was a favourite theme of the Martel brothers and modelled in bronze, terracotta and stoneware. One of their best known monuments is the "Monument to Claude Debussy" on the Boulevard Lannes in Paris. They died within six months of each other in 1966.
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