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A pair of polished bronze candlesticks by Placide Poussielgue Rusand, flaring, pierced conical base with claw feet, the central stem with cast foliate panels and knop set with coloured stone roundels unmarked 46cm. high Catalogue Notes This design is included in the Poussielgue Rusand trade catalogue issued by Burns & Oates, London circa 1880.
A Barnard Bishop and Barnard cast bronze tinderbox designed by Thomas Jeckyll, cast in low relief with Japanese Mon design, twin-handled rectangular form, cast regd diamond 47 x 12cm Literature Susan Soros Thomas Jeckyll, Architect and Designer 1827-1881, page 222 plates 6.58 and 6.59 for comparable trays
A Good Tiffany Studios patinated bronze and Favrile glass Peacock table mirror, model no.29236, cast bronze inset with Favrile glass peacock eye motif, the back initialled EPR stamped Tiffany Studios New York, number to base, 32.5cm. high Literature Important 20th Century Decorative Arts, Christie`s New York, 11 June 1998, lot 107 page 102 for a comparable table mirror
A pair of French bronze Empire style lamp bases of two handled urn form, the bodies depicting mythological scenes depicting satyr cherubs and dancing maidens, the leaf and mask moulded handles over a spiral fluted and circular foot on a rouge marble base, one base retaining its Duplex Patent burner and clear glass reservoir, 36.5cm high (2)
A pair of late 19th century French patinated bronze figures of Giuliano & Lorenzo de Medici after Michelangelo, each figure depicted in a heroic idealized classical style as an ancient Roman soldier seated on a plinth each signed 'R Tion, Sauvage' to the left hand side of the base, each standing on an ebonised square wooden base, 18 and 18.5cm high Reductions after the original 1520-1534, which are central sculptures above the Medici tombs in the Medici chapel in the church of St. Lorenzo in Florence
A group of awards and medals to The Bettin Family, comprising 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `63078 Pte. F.C. Bettin. M.G.C.`, First World War period bronze memorial plaque, detailed `Frank Cecil Bettin` (F.C. Bettin served with the 102 Company Machine Gun Corps, died 6th June 1917, aged 23, and is commemorated on Bay 10 of the Arras Memorial), British Empire Medal, George VI military issue, to `Sgt. Walter A. Bettin, H.G.`, with the original card box of issue, and 1939-45 Defence Medal, with the Army Council forwarding slip and box of postage, addressed to `Mr W.A. Battin` (sic), together with a parchment certificate, named to `Walter Alexander Auguste Bettin`, dated 1959, with the original slip case, detailed `Copy of Freedom City of London`.
A group of mostly bronze and base metal fob medallions and medals, including a cruciform medal depicting a penny-farthing bicycle, an enamelled racing pass, detailed `Sandown Park Club 1891`, sporting interest, shooting, a London County Council Attendance and Good Conduct Medal, detailed `The King`s Medal` and named to `D Livermore`, three silver and one bronze fob medals, detailed `London Athletic Club`.
A Chinese bronze censer, mark of Xuande but 20th Century, of shallow bombé circular form, the sides decorated with three panels of dragon, phoenix and Buddhistic lion, cast six character mark to base, diameter approx 16cm, together with a polished bronze censer of squat circular form, cast stylized seal mark to base, diameter approx 19cm.
1916 WW1 bronze medallion, by J.P. Legastelois, with a bust of Lord Kitchener, the verso with Britannia as Minerva holding a sword and shield, 68mm wide, on mahogany plinth with presentation plaque reading ""To H. Wilson Esq., A souvenir of the Championship Display given at the Sidcup Golf Club In aid of the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund, May 5th 1917, Presented by Spink & Son Piccadilly. W."", 9cm wide, (2), with printed research

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