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Lot 219
An unusual bronze paper-weight, in the form of a parcel, a drum and a trunk, decorated Imperial Eagle and inscribed M. Feigle & Sohn, Auscha - Ausfuhrgut Hamburg - Weiner Bronse by Kauba, mounted on an oblong onyx plinth; together with two bronze plaques depicting Napoleon and Marie Louise, in wooden frames, (3)
Lot 1318
A pair of gilt metal, bronze and glass lustre twin branch candelabra, 19th century, central column supporting graduated circular glass lustre drops, held by flowering branches, flanked by candle acanthus leaf decorated arms, upon three mythical beast supports, paw feet upon square plinth, height 57 cm, (2).
Lot 11
A micron plated gold on bronze 1991 Institute of Sales Promotion (Category Thirteen) Gold Award to InterCity, for their `InterCity / Boots Free InterCity Ticket Promotion`, on a wooden plinth base, 23cm high; and assorted other railway-related awards and presentation items. Provenance: British Rail Board (Residuary) Ltd.
Lot 12
A bronze commemorative sculpture `Broadgate 1990`, by Nathan David, limited edition 6/9, the plinth base with applied plaque `Broadgate 1990 / presented by Construction News`, 32cm high. Provenance: British Rail Board (Residuary) Ltd. Note: The Broadgate complex of offices was built on a derelict 29-acre British Rail site close to Liverpool Street station in east London.
Lot 69
A collection of medals awarded to Charles Spagnoletti, comprising Exposition International d`Electricite Paris 1881, silver, named `Spagnoletti`; Congress International des Electriciens a Paris 1881, bronze, named `C.E. Spagnoletti`; Exposition Universelle Internationale MDCCCLXXVIII [1878], bronze, unnamed; International Inventors Exhibition 1885, bronze, unnamed; Exposition Universelle Paris 1889, bronze, unnamed; and Academie Parisienne des Inventeurs Industriels et Exposants, undated, bronze, unnamed, (6). Charles Ernest Paolo della Diana Spagnoletti (1832-1915) was an electrical inventor who became Chief Telegraph & Signal Engineer of the Great Western Railway. His disc signal telegraph or block instrument was first employed by the Metropolitan Railway in 1863 and was adopted by the G.W.R. the following year. He also advised on the use of electricity on the City & South London Railway which, in 1890, became the first deep-level underground railway.
Lot 369A
A pair of bronze and mahogany museum display cabinets, circa 1937, glazed to five sides, the interior accessible via a side-hinged end panel, the square-sectional legs with bronze feet, overall 145cm high, 121.5cm wide, 53cm deep.Provenance: Originally commissioned by the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.
Lot 369B
A pair of bronze and mahogany museum display cabinets, circa 1937, glazed to five sides, the interior accessible via a side-hinged end panel, the square-sectional legs with bronze feet, overall 160cm high, 152.5cm wide, 68.5cm deep.Provenance: Originally commissioned by the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.
Lot 15
A 19th century ormolu and bronze figural mantel clock by Vincenti & Cie, the drum encased eight day movement with hand painted floral decorated enamelled dial and cast putti and swag decoration, raised on rectangular white marble plinth base and four beaded feet, the movement back plate with Medaille d`Argent mark, height 25.5cm, width 21cm, complete with pendulum (illustrated)
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