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Lot 195
Stephen Allen. A limited edition bronze 1/5th scale model of a Mark XIVc spitfire detailing countless rivets and even the split glass in the pilots goggles, which took more than 3000 man hours over 11 years just to create the patterns and ensure the detail was correct. Not only are the scale and details wonderfully accurate but the dynamics created by the correct positioning of the wings and all angles are strictly accurate. The Mark X1Vc was used extensively in photographic sorties over Europe and became especially well known for shooting down the infamous ‘doodle bugs’. This stunning work of art, weighing almost 300kg and, 2m long with a 2.3m wingspan looks wonderful from every angle- just as the real one does. The cockpit is positioned at eye level to ensure that the especially fine and completely accurate detail of the cockpit and pilot are seen very clearly. Signed and dated 2011. with a wrought iron stand.
Lot 368
A large collection of Japanese bronze hand mirrors, 19th century, thirty one of circular form cast in relief with various designs of flowers, cranes and landscapes, largest 11.5cm diam., five of rectangular shape, eleven circular with rectangular handles, three damaged, together with an iron tsuba cast in relief with a dragon, 7.6cm
Lot 518
A Chinese bronze tripod censer and stand, Xuande six character mark, 19th century, the squat baluster shaped body applied with a pair of loop handles, on three tapering stump feet, the shaped stand with three interlocking motifs, on three shaped bracket feet, polished, width 19.5cm, total weight 1400g.
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