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Lot 355
A Japanese wakizashi with 56cm signed blade, single mekugi-ana, the pierced cast-iron and gold inlaid tsuba decorated with figures seated in a garden, the fishskin and cord bound tsuka with bronze menuki, contained in a black lacquer and fleck decorated saya with a bronze hilted kogai and matching kozuka, the kashira (pommel) is loose to the hilt.
Lot 369
An early 20th century Japanese bronze figure group of a samurai and entourage, the samurai in traditional costume standing beside a norimono with floral decorated roof, being carried by two servants with torch bearers running ahead, the top of the torch with candle sconce, raised on a polished mahogany base, 52 x 27cm.
Lot 406
Edgcumbe, Bristol, A bronze Gothic bracket clock, the eight-day duration, double fusee movement striking the hours on a bell with an anchor escapement, the convex silvered dial engraved with black Roman numerals and the maker's name 'Edgcumbe, Bristol' with blued steel hands, the bronze Gothic case in the form of a church frontage standing on scroll feet, height 39cm. *Brothers John and Nathaniel Edgcumbe were prolific makers working at 15, Old Market Street, Bristol from 1825 until 1832 having previously worked independently at the same address, the business having been founded by George Edgcumbe in 1710
Lot 409
J. Radawski, Putawy, An early Polish table clock, the shaped square hinged gilt bronze case having a silvered chapter ring engraved with Roman hour numerals with the centre and corners engraved with floral decoration, having glazed sides enclosing a single fusee movement with engraved barrel, pierced and engraved backcock to the verge escapement and bell to the base, the backplate engraved with the maker's name 'Jirzy Radawski, Putawy, 1662' and having a pierced and engraved backcock with ruby endstone to the balance of the verge escapement, all raised on scroll feet, height 7cm, diameter 9cm square.
Lot 244
Ferdinand Preiss (1892-1943), a silvered and cold painted bronze and ivory figure 'Cabaret Girl', circa 1930, on an onyx base, the base with an engraved signature 'F Preiss', 34cm high. See Shayo, Alberto 'Ferdinand Preiss, Art Deco Sculptor: the fire and the flame' Woodbidge 2005, p. 171 for similar version of this figure. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 2601
After P. Mazzotti-a 20th Century cast bronze bust of Admiral Lord Nelson, on a turned socle with cast signature 'P. Mazzotti Fecit, Wisbech 1854' to back, height approx 67cm. Note: the original plaster bust of Nelson was used to produce two copies in bronze, circa 1990, but the plaster bust was subsequently accidentally destroyed; this is the first copy.
Lot 2665
T.J. Burns-a mid-20th Century green patinated cast bronze figure of an R.A.F airman wearing B-type flying helmet, Mark III goggles, flying overalls and parachute, standing on a rectangular stepped plinth, cast with R.A.F wings, motto 'Per Ardua Ad Astra', signature and date 1941, raised on a black slate base, height approx 58cm.
Lot 2700
After Antoine Coyzevox-a late 19th Century French gilt and brown patinated cast bronze figure group, allegorical of Summer, represented as a classical maiden seated on a tree stump holding a floral garland, a winged Cupid standing behind her holding a floral wreath, raised on a naturalistic square base with cast signature and date 'A. Coyzevox F. 1710', 'F. Barbedienne Fondeur' and 'Réduction Mécanique A. Collas Breveté' stamp, height approx 46cm.
Lot 2716
A pair of Regency bronze and ormolu twin branch candelabra, each foliate ormolu detachable nozzle and cut glass sconce supported by a wirework floral fountain, hung with glass bead and spear drops, raised on the heads of scroll serpent branches, the stem formed as an eagle with wings outstretched and laurel wreath around the neck, on a pedestal base applied with a lion attacking a bird, flanked by shamrock, thistle and rose arrangements, on ball feet, height approx 36cm (minor faults).
Lot 1045
A 19th Century French patinated bronze and ormolu cased mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a bell, the white enamel dial inscribed 'Raingo Fres, A Paris' framed by blue Roman numerals and Arabic minutes, the case surmounted by a putto reclining upon a bed of flowers holding a butterfly, the ormolu base moulded with floral swags and rococo scrolls, height approx 38.5cm.
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