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MANE-KATZ THREE BRONZE FIGURES OF MUSICIANS Flute Player. Inscribed and numbered 3 on the base. 37 cm. high. Violin Player. Inscribed on the base. 35 cm. high. Cello Player. Inscribed on the base. 29 cm. high. Each cast in limited edition by Museum Mane-Katz Haifa Israel with the permission of the Mane-Katz estate. Provenance: Acquired by the previous owner directly from the Museum in the 1970's. Photo-certificate from the Memorial House of the Holocaust Ariel Israel. Literature: Robert S. Aries et. alog Mane-Katz 1894-1962. The Complete Works Volume I London 1970. No. 639 & 642 190 & 196 pp. Mane-Katz Museum Mane-Katz Sculptures Haifa 1978 no. 8.
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Sir Jacob Epstein, 1880-1959 Rose Bronze with dark brown patina Height (including base): 42cm.; 16.5in. Epstein saw Rose perform in the chorus of a revue at the Chelsea Palace and she subsequently modelled for him. To be sold together with a letter from the artist and a letter from Jackson's Pictures. Provenance Jackson's (Pictures) Ltd, Nantwich, whence purchased, 1954, and thence by descent to the present owner Literature R.Buckle, Jacob Epstein, Sculptor, London, 1963, no.304, illustrated p.306
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After Pierre Jules Mêne - Chien Braque à la Feuille, circa 1850, a brown patinated bronze figure of a hound with his head turned to one side, raised on a naturalistic curved rectangular base cast with signature, height approx 11.5cm. Note: Illustrated in Pierre Kjellberg’s ‘Les Bronzes du XIXe Siecle’, p 482. Provenance: Lot 78, Sotheby’s Sale of the Principal Contents of Chestham Park, Henfield, West Sussex, 25th September 1997
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After Jean Jules Salmson - a pair of mid/late 19th Century French brown patinated bronze five branch candelabra issuing from two handled amphora vases supported by classical female caryatids above circular bases cast with signature, raised on circular white marble stop fluted supports with square plinths and ballshot borders, height approx 57cm
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LT Bronze Framed Enamel Target Sign MANSION HOUSE. The station is in the City of London, near Mansion House (although Bank is actually closer). It is served by trains on the Circle Line and District Line between Blackfriars and Cannon Street. Measures 24" x 18" and is in excellent condition throughout. Note: Recent years has seen the station becoming featured in several trivia quiz questions, as it is one of only two stations on the Underground to have all of the five vowels in its name (the other being South Ealing)
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Philippe Hiquily (1925-) (French): Moving Bronze Sculpture, signed "Hiquily 1/1", 58cm high, 86cm long *Hiquily was born in 1925 in Paris. He enlisted in the army in 1944 and was posted to Indo-China between 1945 and 1947, where he was inspired by the temple of Angkor and the mobile bamboo fountains of the Lao mountains. In 1948 he began at Beaux-Arts de Paris. He was interested in primitive arts and frequented the Musee de L'Homme in the Louvre. He graduated from the Beaux-Arts in 1953 with prize for sculpture for a piece in iron entitled "Neptune".
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