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Lot 31
Stuart Anderson-large bronze figure of a goat, in recumbent pose, naturalistically modelled with green patina, incised monogram SA 2001 to the reverse, h.26cm, w.50cm. Note: Purchased by the vendor from Langham Fine Art Autumn 2002. Stuart Anderson is a British sculptor best known for his works of animals and the human figure. Kent-born Anderson has been based in Suffolk since the early 1990s and he prefers to use lost wax methods of casting sculptures..
Lot 201
A Japanese Boxwood Three Case Inro, Each section having relief medallions of bronze and silver depicting various species of birds, foliage and a vessel. Together with a boxwood ojime decorated with dragon forms and a carved ivory netsuke depicting a beetle upon a strawberry. Inro: 2.75 x 2 inches. Netsuke: 1.5 inches.
Lot 239
Jessie Preston (American, 1873-1942) A Three Arm Lotus Flower Candelabrum, Bronze, Signed. Three arm Lotus flower and lily pad motif on three intertwining arms rising from a circular base with a stylized wave and three koi fish design. Provenance: Acquired by owner`s family in Chicago early 20th century. Jessie Preston was a Chicago metalsmith, active between the years of 1900 to 1918. Although she was primarily known as an Arts & Crafts designer, her pieces have an undeniable Art Nouveau quality. Preston`s specialty was creating elaborate florifom candelabra, but she is also recognized for her candlesticks, lamps and jewelry. h: 18 x w: 16.50 in.Note condition: the weld on one of the arms has loosened but is not detached.
Lot 241
A Tiffany Studios Counterbalance Bronze Desk Lamp, Base stamped "Tiffany Studios New York 416" on underside, with green damascene shade with etched L.c.t. inside upper rim. h: 14.50 x w: 9 x d: 5 in. Note condition: chip and loss to upper rim approx. 1.5 inch in length, surface wear and scratches to bronze base, wireing removed.
Lot 299
Alexio De Queiroz Ribiro (AKA Alexis de Santa Eulalia) (1868-1917) Arctic Club Medal, Bronze, Commemorating the reputed discovery of the north pole. Diameter: 2.5 inches. The other known medal is now in the collection of the Missouri Historical Society. Please note NEW YORK TIMES 1909 article.
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