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Lot 141
Paire de pots pourris, en porcelaine de Chine, à monture de bronze ciselé et doré. Les couvercles à prise en graine et perles. Le pourtour à jour, agrémenté de guirlandes de laurier. Piédouches à godrons sur une base pleine à angles rentrants. Signés : BOIN TABURET à Paris, numérotés : 48300 et 48301 Poinçonné : E.B. Fin du XIXe siècle H : 26,5 – D: 20
Lot 174
DENIERE à PARIS Pendule en bronze à deux patines brune et dorée. Sur la terrasse l`Amour écrivant. Base ovale ceinturée d`une course d`entrelacs sommée de feuillages et ponctuée d`une draperie de pompons et d`une course de lauriers noués. Epoque XIXème siècle Longueur : 46 cm x 30 cm Hauteur : 50 cm
Lot 181
Importante paire d’urnes en marbre tourné, à décor de godrons. Montures de bronze ciselé et doré, à bouquet à sept lumières, composé de branchages et fleurs de lys. Les panses ornées de mascarons de tête de femme. Piédouches reposant sur des terrasses à motif rocaille. Signés : GALLY à Paris. Epoque Napoléon III Hauteur 80 cm
Lot 194
Chiffonnier en bois de placage de rose marqueté en feuille dans des encadrements à filets sur des fonds de violette, il ouvre par six tiroirs sans traverse. Montants arrondis soulignés de triples fausses cannelures Entrées de serrure, anneaux de tirage, chutes et sabots en bronze finement ciselé et doré plateau de marbre Epoque XVIII eme siècle remis en état. 76 x 42 cm Hauteur : 155 cm
Lot 567
WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769-1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & British Prime Minister 1828-30, 1834. A.L.S., Wellington, three pages, 8vo, Walmer Castle, 30th October 1844, to 'My Dear Lady Jane' [Duchess of Hamilton]. Wellington informs his correspondent that he has been in London to 'attend the Ceremony of opening the Royal Exchange by H.M. The Queen' and adds that he 'was delighted with and am most obliged to you for your account of the statue erected at Glasgow' continuing 'I had seen accounts that it was highly approved of by those who understand these matters. But there is no better judgement than your own; there is no one who has taken a more pointed view of the original.' Wellington further reports on his proposed movements in the forthcoming weeks, including residency in Hampshire, where he would be delighted to receive his correspondent, explaining 'I am only forty miles from London, that is to say in reality the time of three horses by the means of either of two Mail Roads, the Great Western to Reading; the South Western to…' VG The equestrian Wellington Statue is located on Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow, and is one of the city's most iconic images. Located outside the Gallery of Modern Art, the bronze statue, by Italian artist Carlo Marochetti, was erected in 1844. Capping the statue with a traffic cone has become a traditional practice in the city, claimed to represent the humour of the local population and believed to date back to the first half of the 1980s.
Lot 7
LOUIS JOE: (1914-1981) American Boxer, World Heavyweight Champion 1937-49. Signed printed 8vo programme (one sheet) for an Inter Allied Boxing Show presented by the Special Service Section XV Air Force Service Command at Bari Stadium, 27th August 1944, featuring Joe Louis and other boxers, signed by Louis, as World Champion, in black fountain pen ink to a clear area and also signed Jimmy Edgar, Jackie Wilson and two others, also in black fountain pen inks. The upper half laid down to a page removed from an autograph album and with a few minor tears at the edges of the folds. Together with a bronze medallion (1.5†diameter) featuring an image of two boxers, with the words Presented by XV AF SC, Italy 1944 around the outside, engraved to the verso Presented by Joe Louis to Maj. J. Faucitt R.E., B.A. Judge. Major Faucitt's name appears on the programme as one of the two judges of the boxing contest. G, 2
![EDWARD CHESNEY [AMER. 1922-2008], BRONZE SCULPTURES 3 PCS., 1974, 7" - 11" FATHER AND CHILDREN: three separate s](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/33875/2869883/52-20121119151737_468x382.jpg)
Lot 52
EDWARD CHESNEY [AMER. 1922-2008], BRONZE SCULPTURES 3 PCS., 1974, 7" - 11" FATHER AND CHILDREN: three separate sculptures first sculpture depicts a seated man with young woman with a book kneeling at his side; the second sculpture depicts a young boy standing opposite of the seated man with his hand on man`s shoulder with a third sculpture of a second boy seated in front of the gentleman as if on the floor with a guitar in his lap. Sculpture with seated man signed and dated: "E. Chesney 1974:
Lot 95
MARSHALL FREDERICKS, BRONZE RELIEF ON TRAVERTINE, "BIRDS IN FLIGHT", C1972, 15" H. X 50": Relief attached to travertine. Plaque size 55 1/2". Depicts a flock of geese along with a single gull. Small plate engraved Marshall Fredericks on bottom of travertine. Per the consigner, Marshall Fredrick`s Museum states only two are on record of being produced.
![ERNST WENCK [GERMAN 1865-1929], BRONZE SCULPTURE, "GODDESS OF PEACE", H 29": Signed "Berlin" and Ern](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/33875/2869883/2028-20121119143813_468x382.jpg)
Lot 139
HMS Royal George - Shipwreck Memento TokenDated 1840, host coin 18th century halfpenny recovered from the wreck. Obv: neatly engraved with Relic of the ROYAL GEORGE Sunk 1782 raised 1840 legend in five lines. Rev: smoothed with nicks around circumference. 3.77 grams. (1 1/4"). HMS Royal George was a 100-gun first-rate ship of the line warship, launched in 1756 and the largest British warship at that time. She saw service during the Seven Years` War and as Sir Edward Hawke`s flagship. While undergoing maintenance off Portsmouth, she sank with the loss of over 800 lives, one of the great disasters in British waters. Attempts were made to raise the vessel, both for salvage and because it was a major hazard to navigation with six cannon being recovered in 1782. In 1839 and 1840 Major-General Charles Pasley of the Royal Engineers did recovery work, including lifting another 12 cannon and other items and culminated in the lifting of the keel and major timbers. Some of the bronze cannon were melted down to make the base to the Nelson`s Column and this item was made from a coin recovered from the wreck.[No Reserve] Extremley fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 196
Egyptian Bronze Osiris FigurineLate Period, after 500 BC. A figurine of Osiris in seated pose, wearing the atef crown and with arms crossed to the chest holding a crook and flail; mounted on a custom-made base. 369 grams, 18 cm (7"). UK art market, acquired prior to 1980. Fine condition; lower arms absent.Starting Price: £600
Lot 277
Roman Bronze Hercules Figurine1st century AD. A statuette of a hero, probably Hercules, naked but with a lionskin draped round his shoulders; his right hand raised to his brow or forelock; his left hand brandishing the Lituus; his stance advancing; the feet appearing somewhat oversized due to removal from a surrounding base. 649 grams, 17 cm including base (6 3/4"). From an old private collection formed in the 1950s. Fine condition.Starting Price: £3500
Lot 280
Roman Bronze Bust of Minerva1st-2nd century AD. A cast bust of Minerva with helmet pushed to the crown of the head, finely modelled face and slender neck, folded cloak to the left shoulder; eyes moulded hollow for separate inserts, not present. 108 grams, 52 mm (2"). Property of a London collector, acquired before 1980. Fine condition, cut from a larger figure.Starting Price: £400
Lot 283
Roman Bronze Mercury Figurine1st-2nd century AD. A cast figurine depicting Mercury standing nude with winged petasos to his head and textile cape over his left arm, winged sandals to his feet. 38 grams, 63 mm (2 1/2"). Formerly the property of a Mayfair gentleman, acquired 1980s. Fine condition.Starting Price: £300
Lot 287
Roman Bronze Dancing Putto Figurine1st-2nd century AD. A cast figurine of a winged putto standing on one leg on a ball, the right leg and arm raised, left arm to the side; the ball on a discoid collar. 39 grams, 56 mm (2 1/4"). UK art market, acquired prior to 1980. Fine condition.Starting Price: £200
Lot 289
Roman Bronze Monumental Fountain Lion Figurine2nd-3rd century AD. A large cast figurine of a lion advancing, one foreleg and one hindleg extended; the body hollow with inlet at the tail and open mouth with outlet aperture; the eyes hollowed to accept inserts. 1.5 kg, 25 cm (9 3/4"). Private collection, London, UK; formed in the 1950s. Fine condition; tail absent, small hole to the forehead.Starting Price: £1000
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