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Lot 529
A GEORGIAN ON HORSEBACK AFTER A MODEL BY EVGENY LANCERAY, INSCRIBED WITH A SIGNATURE IN CYRILLIC AND DATED 1870, F. CHOPIN FOUNDRY, FINANCE MINISTRY STAMP Bronze with mid brown patina, height 26 cm. An excellent rider himself and the son of a French officer, Lanceray dedicated the majority of his works to depictions of equestrian subjects. At the heart of Lanceray’s inspiration for the Circassian bronze series, lies his fascination with Caucasian culture and in particular the ‘dgigitovka’ – a courageous equestrian sport popular amongst the many nations of the Caucuses – in which a brave and talented master horseman performed various complex and dangerous tricks at full gallop. Similarly, Lanceray became interested in Georgian culture in his attempt to understand and praise the various cultural identities of the Russian empire. These small figures are a spectacular example of the sculptor’s exquisite understanding of both the traditional culture, as shown by in his lively and realistic casting, and the sense of movement brilliantly combined with the expressive character of the hero. After the Circassian was presented at the Universal Exhibition in Philadelphia, critics in the French newspapers praised the outstanding quality of the figure and were mutually agreed that it alone was worth more than dozens of other bronzes.
Lot 1103
A collection of 19th century silver, bronze and white metal commemorative medallions, to include golden Jubilee medals, Duke of York and Princess may marriage, Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra of Denmark marriage (in original wood box), a George III 1809 commemorative, and others (qty)
Lot 327
Victorian silver four Shilling piece, 1887, other silver half-crowns (9), other minor silver coins (6), 1914-18, Elizabeth II £5 2006 on her eightieth birthday, other bronze nickel and cupro-nickel coins of the world (condition mixed), a Guernsey Pound note, copper and bronze coins of Britain and the World including a 2p, 1997, the remainder condition mixed (1 box)
Lot 105
A Regency gilt bronze candelabra, modelled as a putto holding aloft a three-branch candelabra whilst balancing on the back of a deer, on an oval gilt mounted marble plinth, one branch damaged, 44.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The front branch broken at the base of the shaft. minor nibbles to the marble plinth
Lot 387
A Victorian gilt bronze clock garniture, late 19th century, inset with porcelain panels of cherubs, 35cm high, together with a smaller pair of candelabra (5) CONDITION REPORT: Dial has chip to right hand winding hole. Large hand missing. No rear door. Possibly some losses to bronze leaf bracket. Discolouration of bronze in places. Bent arms on candelabra. Implement missing from one cherub's hand.
Lot 392
A French key wind pocket watch, 18th century, with verge escapement, with tiny 1-4 dial and applied decoration to back plate, signed 'Delorme Paris' in a boulle watch stand, with gilt bronze mounts, 28cm high CONDITION REPORT: Porcelain dial with extensive restoration. Wear to case of watch.
Lot 404
A French mantel clock, c.1890, the movement by Vincenti, striking on a bell, the marble column surmounted by a bronze bust of Bacchus, a gilded putto and a mask, 55cm high CONDITION REPORT: No obvious faults. Base is stable, bit of movement on pedestal. Some wear to finish and gilded parts. Holes on either side of base, suggesting missing something. Please view additional images (upon request).
Lot 459
An inlaid rosewood occasional table, mid 19th century, the square top with shaped drop flaps, raised on cabriole legs and gilt bronze mounts, 51cm wide 71cm high CONDITION REPORT: Small areas of loss to veneer and inlay, slight staining to one flap. shallow split to top of one leg, otherwise no obvious major faults.
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