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Lot 204
GEORGES OMERTH, FRENCH 1895-1925, A GILT BRONZE AND CARVED IVORY GROUP... GEORGES OMERTH, FRENCH 1895-1925, A GILT BRONZE AND CARVED IVORY GROUP FIGURE A whimsical study of a child upon a rush chair having lost a clog to a persistent duck, fending the duck off with a spoon, set upon a basalt and onyx marble plinth, signed G.OMERTH to bronze, 24cm in height.
Lot 207
ALBERT ERNST BELLEUSE, FRENCH 1824-1887, PAINTED BRONZE AND IVORY FIGURE LA... ALBERT ERNST BELLEUSE, FRENCH 1824-1887, PAINTED BRONZE AND IVORY FIGURE LA LISEUSE, THIRD QUARTER OF THE 19th CENTURY Modelled as the reader in Renaissance dress, set upon a stepped bronze plinth with plaque, cast signature to base, 40.5cm in height.
Lot 533
A large late 19th Century Thomas Webb & Sons Ivory cameo glass vase of footed, shouldered ovoid form with collar neck, self-colour cased and cut with stems of lilies with butterflies, the whole enamel decorated over a green enamel ground between gilt and bronze borders, acid mark, height 31.5cm.
Lot 290
A WWI Widow's Penny awarded to Private William John Beadnell Sutton of British Columbia, 2206, 3rd Bn Royal Fusiliers, died 27 September 1915, aged 32, commemorated on the Loos Memorial, together with an Italian silver Altipiani Medal, 1918, a bronze medallion showing Santa Barbara 'Ubique, Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt', verso ' Passio Barbarae Virgine et Martyris', and a silver identification badge for Lt F E Vitali, Essex Yeomanry.
Lot 200
THE SATYR MARSYAS, A RARE ANTIQUE BRONZE STATUE A statue in exactly the same pose was excavated at Patras in the Peloponnese and now resides in the British Museum, the figure dating from 50BC - 50AD, after our extensive research no record of another statue of the same pose can be found. The Satyr MARSYAS is portrayed making the fateful decision to pick up and play the pipes discarded by the Goddess Athena. (h 53cm)
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