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Click here to subscribe19th Century French gilt bronze mantel clock, mounted with a seated lady resting her hand on an anchor, the circular white enamel dial with black roman numerals, surrounded by a minute track, twin train movement, the dial with beaded border, above floral scrolling decoration and central plaque to the front flanked by column either side, with two shaped bases, the clock 33cm high
Virginia Wood (American, 1930-2008), "The Bear (Bust of General Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr)", 1993, bronze sculpture, signed and dated, mounted on wood base, dimensions: 34"h x 21"w x 19.5"w. Note: Virginia Wood was a well-known film and television actress in the 1960s and 70s. She made several film appearances with actor/comedian, Jack Benny. Accompanied by a stand.Starting Price: $1500
(lot of 2) French Art Nouveau carved bureau plat and armchair attributed to Louis Majorelle, Nancy circa 1900, the rectangular top above a panelled case accented with relief carved reserves of fruit and leaf sprays accenting the curved legs, the central frieze with repeat geometric accents, retains the original gilt bronze pulls and rising on organic carved legs, 29"h x 63"w x 25"d, the armchair with a conforming hand carved natiuralistic frieze surmounting the shaped back and rising on tapered legs, 37"h x 24"wStarting Price: $2000
(lot of 10) Set of Chinese gilt bronze and brass export desk set, consisting of a pen holder, ink blotter, four blotter ends, ink well, and stamp box, each inset with jade plaques set amid repousse tendrils; together with a magnifying glass and letter opener with adventerine handles, 5.75"wStarting Price: $500
French Miroy Freres & Fils mantle clock, 19th century. Executed in the Empire taste with a rouge marble case having gilt inlay, gilt bronze lion mask handles, and gilt brass dial with roman numerals. Rising on a black marble plinth with gilt bronze outswept scroll feet. 12.5"h x 12"w. 8.5"d.Starting Price: $400
French mantle clock, late 19th century, the decorated case in the form of a knights helmet, surmounted with a gilt bronze winged griffin finial above the silvered case accented with scroll and vine reserves centering the convex dial with enamel decorated markers and Theodore B. Starr, New York, retailers plaque, 15"h x 10"w (with key and pendulum)Starting Price: $400
Italian gilt bronze and pietra dura decorated stationary box, 19th century, the hingedtop centered with a rose decorated plaque and opening to the original silk lined interiro fronted with two floral plaques, eachof the hinged handles accented with floral plaques and rising on a molded base, 6"h x 9"w x 5.5"dStarting Price: $500
Paul Garnier regulator clock, Paris, France 19th century. Executed in gilt bronze and crystal in the neo-classical taste, with shaped and beveled crystal door, sides and back. White enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and pierced filigree gilt bronze hands. Signed Paul Garnier, Paris. Resting on gilt bronze plinth raised on circular feet with Etruscan style granulation. Retaining the original mercury pendulum. 17"h x 10.5"w 8"d.(key in office)Starting Price: $500
Vernis Martin Louis XVI style vitrine, late 19th /early 20th century. Having serpentine glass door and side panels, hand painted courting scene on lower door, and landscape scenes on lower side panels. With gilt bronze gallery, running freize, and mounts including some figural mounts with goat`s heads and swags. Interior with mirrored back, three glass shelves, and velvet lining. The whole rising on cabriole legs with mounts. Side panel cracked. Overall: 63"h x 27.5"W x 12" d.Starting Price: $300
Victorian gilt brass and bronze vitrine, circa 1880, the gallery top with scroll supports flanking the bevelled looking glass surmounting the onyx top, the lower case with a single door opening to a lined interior with marble base and rising on stylized outswept legs, 63"h x 22"w x 12"dStarting Price: $500
A French marmo rouge griotte and gilt bronze mounted chimneypiece in Louis XVI style, 19th century, with rectangular shelf above a frieze with recessed panel with foliate cast bronze edging, the jambs with gilt bronze paterae above conforming recessed panels, 97cm high, 129cm wide, 30cm deep, the aperture 80cm high, 95cm wide
A pair of French gilt bronze twin light wall appliques in the Louis XV style, early 20th century, the urn sockets on drip pans with suspended bunches of grapes, on scrolling foliate cast arms issuing from torchere backplates, the finials each cast with two doves, 68cm high, 37cm wide, 15.5cm protrudence. Provenance: Welbeck Abbey, Nottinghamshire.
A gilt bronze eight light chandelier in the Regence taste, early 20th century, the lobed urn sockets and broad drip pans on square section scrolling foliate cast arms, rising from Bacchic masks, the fluted knopped and foliate cast stem with projecting maiden’s heads above ram’s heads, with ring finial and berry cast terminal, 72cm high, 72cm wide
A pair of gilt bronze and iron mounted chenets, late 19th centruy, each with leaf clasped berry finial above a boss adorned with four amorino heads, the knopped and waisted shafts descending to bracket feet, the iron billet bars each with bronze urn finial, 66cm high, 38cm wide, 87cm protrudence
A pair of English bronze and coloured perspex wall lights, circa 1990, each of semi-circular section with central vacant vertical division with a bowed shade to each side, with horizontal red banding, the bronze backplates descending below, 160cm high, 34cm wide, 16cm deep. Provenance: Cabot Hall, London. Cabot Hall was a large banqueting and performance hall situated in Canary Wharf, in London’s Docklands. It was opened in 1991 and hosted events including lectures by Gordon Brown, Tony Blair and Nelson Mandela as well as musical performances. Canary Wharf Group closed the hall at the end of 2006 to convert the space for retail and restaurants.
A pair of English bronze and coloured perspex wall lights, circa 1990, each of semi-circular section with central vacant vertical division with a bowed shade to each side with horizontal red banding, the bronze backplates descending below, 160cm high, 34cm wide, 16cm deep. Provenance: Cabot Hall, London. See lot 99 for further notes.
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