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Lot 862
Good quality antique Chinese cloisonné and gilt bronze censor and cover with dog of foo knop and lion's head ring handles, floral enamel decoration on three lion's mask mounted legs - five character mark to base, 15cm high. Provenance: From the Collection of Sir Arthur Blackburn K.C.M.G., C.B.E., British diplomat and Consul in China 1908 - 1944
Lot 867
Antique Chinese bronze libation vessel of archaic form, with geometric and leaf decoration, on three prong feet, 10cm high and a Chinese bronze censor with dog knop, dragon handles, floral scroll body raised on three lion mask feet, 13cm (2). Provenance: From the Collection of Sir Arthur Blackburn K.C.M.G., C.B.E., British diplomat and Consul in China, 1908 - 1944
Lot 268
A Continental silver desk seal,800 standard,modelled as a satyr with nude female, on plinth base,8cm high,a bronze figure of a nude woman,carrying a ewer and water jar, on circular base, 8.9cm high, and another bronze figure of a woman,modelled as a young woman her hands behind her head, wearing a long flowing dress, on square base,9cm high (3)
Lot 438
A gold pearl and diamond peas in a pod brooch, possibly Continental. A polished peapod, split to reveal a satin finish interior, with a line of six pearls peg set in a row. All varying shades of mink, dusty pink, mocha, bronze and chocolate. The end grain set with seven rose cut diamonds, to a lightly hammered back. Tested as approximately 15ct and 9ct gold. Replacement revolver catch fitted. Pearls untested CONDITION REPORT: Requires a gentle clean.No obvious faults.
Lot 337
A WWI bronze Memorial plaque, awarded to William Hitchens together with his WWI General Service medal for Civilization numbered 132236, Sapper W Hitchens, Royal Engineers together with a WWI General Service medal awarded to 39207 Private R Ellwood, Suffolk Regiment and another awarded to 3486 Private H Trethewey R. 1 Devon Yeomanry, two WWII General Service medals, a Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary medal and a four bar miniature set of WWII medals.
Lot 169
Wendy Walsh (1915-2014) PULMONARIA watercolour over pencil signed lower right; titled lower left; with David Hendriks Gallery framing label on reverse 14 by 10½in. (35.56 by 26.67cm) Dr. Wendy F. Walsh was one of Ireland`s foremost botanical artists. She illustrated a number of acclaimed botanical books and designed postage stamps for the Irish Post Office. In addition she produced designs for fabric and for pottery.She was known internationally for her books produced in conjunction with the distinguished botanist Dr E.Charles Nelson, former taxonomist at the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin. `An Irish Florilegium` won a bronze medal for the `Most beautiful Book in the World` at the Leipzig Book Fair.Wendy Walsh exhibited internationally and won many awards for her work , including several Gold Medals from the Royal Horticultural Society which attracted many collectors of art as well as those interested in the Fauna and Flora of Ireland, as well as philatelists who hold her stamp designs in high esteem.
Lot 173
Cynthia Moran Killeavy (b. 1930) DIANA, 2010 bronze on corten steel base; (no. 1 from edition of 8) signed and numbered on base 11 by 12 by 10in. (27.94 by 30.48 x Dimensions of base, 2 by 12.5 by 14 in.Cynthia Moran Killeavy was born in Kildare. She studied at the National College of Art and Design, Dublin and St. Martin`s School of Art, London. She has lived in Madrid since 1963 but visits Ireland regularly and continues to exhibit her sculptures in Dublin galleries.Cynthia Moran Killeavy has exhibited widely all over Spain, Scotland and Ireland including the RHA Annual exhibitions. Her sister Frances Bunch Moran (1928-2002) was a well known watercolour painter.
Lot 263
PAUL EVANS (1931-1987) & DIRECTIONAL FURNITURE (Distributeur)Model PE-40 sculpted bronze console, 1971. Deeply sculpted in EvansÂ’signature whirls, with hidden pulls. It has two bi-fold doors with striated ocher lacquer interior. Fitted for adjustable shelves. Topped with two pieces of inset natural cleft slate. Signed ""PE71"". HEIGHT. 33 IN. - WIDTH. 72 IN. - DEPTH. 20 IN. Historique?: Ces enfilades étaient présentées par le fabricant Directional Furniture en deux versions différentes?: murale ou sur piètement. Historic?: These consoles were offered through Directional in two different models, as wall-mounted and freestanding. Bibliographie?: - Jeffrey Head, ""Paul Evans?: Designer & Sculptor"", Schiffer Publishing, 2012, modèle similaire reproduit p.?50. - Constance Kimmerle, ""Paul Evans Crossing Boundaries and Crafting Modernism"", James A. Michener Art Museum and Arnoldshe Art Publishers, 2014, modèle similaire reproduit p.?160.
Lot 336
PAUL EVANS (1931-1987)A large sculpted bronze dining table base, 1971, with a thick glass top. Signed ""PE 1971"". Feet?: Height. 29 in.- Length. 67 13/16 in.- Width. 20 in.- Top?: 96 in. x 48 in Historique?: Modèle proposé par Directional Furniture d`après le modèle PE-102. It was offered through the Directional Furniture Company as Paul Evans model PE-102.
Lot 380
PAUL EVANS (1931-1987) & DIRECTIONAL FURNITURE (DISTRIBUTEUR)A wood, copper sheets, bronze and tin suspended console table and its mirror. Console?: Height. 5 3/16 in.- Length. 59 15/16 in.- Width. 13 in.- Mirror?: Height. 30 in.- Width. 30 in. Historique?: La ligne ""Patchwork"" incluant cuivre et étain est la première série fabriquée par Directional Furniture en 1964, dont la première était justement une console avec un plateau d`ardoise et son miroir. Cette série Patchwork s`est développée avec le partenariat de la boutique Aquetong. The “Patchwork” line, with copper and pewter, was the first line introduced through Directional in.1964 and the first piece was a floating shelf with a slate top and mirror. The technique for the Patchwork line or the “Copper, Bronze and Pewter” series was developed at the Aquetong shop. For this series, Evans used sheet copper, bronzed sheet steel, and sheet copper covered with a wash of tin/lead solder respectively. The sheets were placed one on top of another and nailed to a plywood carcass, blackened slightly with potash, sanded, and varnished. Bibliographie?: Jeffrey Head, “Paul Evans?: Designer & Sculptor”, Schiffer Publishing, 2012, modèle similaire reproduit p.?72. ƒ381
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