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Click here to subscribeJohn Coll, Irish b.1956- Two Standing Figures; bronze, signed, height 29.5cm, (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: with The Kenny Gallery, Galway, Ireland Note: Coll is one of Irelands most prominent figurative sculptors, he has sculpted many works of national importance including monuments to the poet Patrick Kavanagh and the writer Brendan Behan on the Dublin canals.
British School, 20th century- Abstract torso form; bronze, signed with initials ASW, height 15.5cm: Evanson, 20th century- "Wonder Wall"; black painted wood sculpture, titled to the reverse, height 35cm: together with a small gilt bronze form inscribed with the initials BL, a gilt plaster model of a dinosaur and a carved wooden sculpture by various hands, (5)
Hamish MacPherson ARBS, British b.1915- Reclining Nude; wood sculpture on a wooden plinth, length 35cm: together with a bronze sculpture of two abstract forms by the same artist, height 36cm, (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: with Roland, Browse & Delbanco, 19 Cork St, London according to the label attached to the base of the plinth
After Romano Romanelli (Italian, 1882-1968) - 'Hercules and the Lion', a large scale bronze sculpture after the original which sits in the Piazza Ognissanti, Florence, installed in 1937, impressed foundry mark to rim, height 60cm, width 80cm, depth 32cm (illustrated) Provenance: Purchased from the Romanelli Studio's in Italy, one of a limited edition, believed to have cost €14,000 (Euros)
Serge Yourievitch, French, 1876-1979, An Art Deco bronze semi erotic figure of a First Nations female, c.1920`s, of stylised form, turned to the side, with elaborate feather headdress, raised upon stepped shaped plinth, bearing signature to side and foundry mark to recto, 32cm high x 34cm wide x 18cm deep, (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Thai bronze head of Buddha with usinisa over tightly curled hair and elongated ears, Thailand, circa 15th century, mounted on wooden stand. 19.5 cm high overall Condition Report Well patinated commensurate with age, one ear showing old fracture but intact, area of neck broken away and chip to tip of usinisa
A Chinese gilt bronze tripod censor with two plain loop handles, 6 character mark to base, 19th century, approx 17 cm dia Condition Report Verdigris to feet and patches to one side - tarnished overall commensurate with age. 1400 g in weight, 12cm inner diam, 17 cm outer diam Further images available on www.the-saleroom.com
A Chinese bronze tripod incense censer with integral loop handles, 19th century, six character mark to base, 16.5 cm diameter, height 9.5 cm Condition Report 1300 g in weight, to left hand side of one loop handle there is a short/small surface crack but it does not extend deeply, possibly a flaw in manufacture as opposed to a crack, 13 cm inner diam, 16.5 cm outer diam
An Art Deco cold painted bronze and matchstriker, by Peter Tereszczuk (1875-1963), modelled with a Pierrot clasping his hands, the ivory face with eyes closed, signed P Tereszczuk and AR for Arthur Rubenstein Foundry, 14.5cm long 12cm high CONDITION REPORT: Pierrot loose on the base - needs screw tightening. Some wear appropriate for age.
*Henri Puvrez (Belgian 1893-1971), 'Nu et son Chien' (Nude and her Dog), signed and dated 1921, bronze, and 'Fonderie Nat.le des bronzers Anc.ne, Firme J.Peterman, St Gilles - Bruxelles', 30cm high *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: Overall patina good. No problems to report.
*Sir Jacob Epstein (1880-1959), 'Bust of Nan (Condron)', 1909 bronze, green patination, on shaped wood base, inscribed in pencil 'A6751 Epstein', 39cm wide 38cm high Exhibited: The Tate and Leicester Galleries, 1922. Literature: Evelyn Silber,'The Sculpture of Epstein', cat. no. 17, p.125. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: Provenance a local Hertfordshire family. Documentation not forthcoming. Family are unsure of the date of purchase. Vendor's uncle was the buyer (lived in Chigwell) No confirmation that this cast was exhibited. The sculpture is in good overall condition. The plinth base is worn to the edges.
*Frank Dobson (1888-1963), bust of a lady, 1920s, bronze, on a wood base with remnants of Internazionale D'arte Venezia 1928 label, inscribed in pencil 'Dobson' and in ink 'Belgrad', applied stamps and other labels, bust 29.5cm overall 38cm Literature: Neville Jason and Lisa Thompson-Pharoah, 'The Sculpture of Frank Dobson'. There are two unillustrated works that this could be in the catalogue. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.
Barbara Hepworth DBE (1903-1975), 'Figure in a Landscape (Zennor)', 1966, BH426, bronze marked 'B.H. 7/7 MS', on wood plinth: 29cm wide bronze: 24cm long 10cm deep 13cm high overall: 19.1cm deep 17cm high Provenance: Bought directly from Barbara Hepworth in 1966. This bronze is a cast of an earlier work conceived in alabaster BH179 in 1952.
A pair of cast metal panels, possibly by Harold Stabler, each centred with a fountain with birds and deer either side, 181.5cm wide 43cm high CONDITION REPORT: Have been kept outside for ten years, so has wear and discolouration. Appears to have some bronze colouring which has faded - would benefit from a clean. One of the panels has a slight warp and side areas bent.
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