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1930s British Motorcycling Club silver medal - One Hour Trial Brooklands 1934 G M Bryant Solo Speed 67.34 mph - in original case, bronze medal - Brooklands 1932 2 lap HCP Solo G M Bryant 3rd - in box - plated tankard Brooklands Meeting 1931 - one hour high speed reliability trials - G M Bryant Solo Speed 73.18 mph and another Motor Cycle Clubmans Day, Brooklands April 14th 1934 - sold with Sept 13th Issue of Motorcycling showing race results and photograph of George Bryant on a Norton at Brooklands
A lead statue by the Bromsgrove Guild - Dryad and Boar, the sculpture depicting a hunter attacking a wild boar, the figure clad in a lion cloth wearing a belt and hunting horn, his left leg forward and his left hand holding the ear of the boar while his right arm is raised gripping an iron tipped spear formed from a branch, on square plinth base, stamped to the reverse `Bromsgrove Guild Worcestershire`, 144cm high. ILLUSTRATED The Bromsgrove Guild (1898-1966) was founded by Walter Gilbert based on the principles of the Arts and Crafts movement. The Guild worked in a variety of mediums, bronze, lead, glass, wood and textiles employing highly skilled craftsmen and made famous for making the main gates at Buckingham Palace. The original Dryad and Boar was made in bronze by Swiss sculptor Louis Weingartner of the Guild and a further example was cast in lead possibly for Nettlebed Park in Oxfordshire at a cost of £150 Subject of Medieval myth, the boar is the emblem of Bromsgrove , when once the town stood in a forest!
A 19th Century bronze mantle clock in the form of a Black Forest hunting scene by Jean Francois Theodore Gechter (1796-1844), depicting a huntsman blowing a horn with three dogs attacking a wild boar, his companion laying at the horses feet with a halberd, signed T Gechter, supported on an oval black plinth, embossed with side panels of classical figures, eight day movement striking on a bell signed Charpentier Ft De Bronzes 424 A Paris, 72cm high
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