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GOOD SMALL BRONZE TWO TRAIN MANTEL CLOCK BY LE ROY & FILS, the movement stamped no. 266, Le Roy & Fils, Hgers du Roi a Paris and striking on a bell, the 3.5" silvered circular dial with visible cylinder balance, within a case with applied and cast foliate decoration, the arched pediment surmounted by a carrying handle formed with entwined swans' heads, 10.75" high
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BLACK SLATE AND YELLOW MARBLE PATENT KEYLESS MANTEL CLOCK BY ETIENNE MAXANT IN THE EGYPTIAN TASTE, the back plate stamped with the maker's trademark, no. 4875, striking on a gong, the hinged bezel opening to reveal a 4" black circular dial and three patent handles, within a pyramid stepped case incised with hieroglyphics and surmounted by a bronze sphynx, 18.75" high
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Jean-LEon GErome French, 1824-1904 la Joueuse de Boules (the ball player) signed: J L GERoME, stamped SIOT-PARIS and numbered 216H gilt bronze 27.4cm., 10.75in. Gerome is believed to have been inspired by the antique sculpture of A Satyr Examining his Tail in the Vatican museum in Rome. The contraposto of her pose makes for an interesting contrast to her vertical glance downwards to the mask at her feet. RELATED LITERATURE Ackerman p.326, S.57
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Paul-Edouard Delabrierre French, 1829-1912 A huntsman with hounds signed: E. DELABRIERRE and inscribed LA DISCORDE bronze, rich mid-brown patina h.56cm., w.58cm. A pupil of the painter Jean-Baptiste Delestre, Delabrierre made his debut at the Paris Salon in 1848, where he exhibited seventy works over a period of fifty years. The present model is typical of Delabrierre's naturalistic hunting bronzes. RELATED LITERATURE Lami, vol.2, pp.140-41 W
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Francois Linke, A small table au milieu Paris, circa 1900 mahogany, parquetry and gilt-bronze, of oval form with cabriole legs, signed F.Linke h.55cm.; w.84cm.; d.48cm. Francois Linke was born in Bohemia in 1855 and arrived in Paris at the age of twenty. Renowned for the quality of his work, which had individualism and inventiveness not matched by his contemporaries, his greatest success was at the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1900, where his grand bureau took a gold medal. His premises at 170, rue Saint-Antoine continued to be the centre of his production until around 1934. He died in 1946. W
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Donald Ross, A pair of side tables Victorian, circa 1870 satinwood with parquetry inlay and applied with gilt bronze mounts, the tops containing frieze drawers (2) h.69cm., w.41cm., d.35cm. Literature The Times, October 22nd, 1960. Nineteenth Century European Furniture, Payne (1981 ed.) p. 315 The London firm of Donald Ross had premises at 13 Denmark Square, Soho during the third quarter of the 19th century. Ross appears to have made a speciality of the 'dotted marquetry trellis' popularised by Garnier and Sene in 18th century Paris. The firm exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London and may well have supplied work for the London and Lancaster firm of Gillow (c.f: a pair of tables ambulante, one stamped Gillows, with a similar trellis sold by Sotheby's, November 3rd, 1989, lot 412) W
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