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Lot 256
An Art Nouveau style, bronze effect portrait of a lady, the subject, sat in profile, with relief flowers in her hair, wearing a delicate bead necklace, with mother of pearl inlay to her dress, in bronze effect border, decorated in typical Art Nouveau style, 50 by 46.5cm, in ebonised frame, central image 34 by 29.5cm, framed, 61 by 51cm.
Lot 273
A Pair of Victorian Brass Classical Style Square Form Vases, together with other 19th century and later metal wares, including a bronze and malachite chamber stick, a similar example with mother of pearl, a Regency sytle giltwood wall bracket, a pair of ornate gilt metal roundel picture frames, etc. (two trays)
Lot 238
A Collection of Mainly Asian Art, including a pair of Japanese Meiji period cloisonne vases, a similar pair of bronze vases, a Qianlong famille rose teabowl, a pair of mixed metals miniature vases, various Yixing stoneware pieces; together with English ceramics including Derby and a reproduction blue and white porcelain ring handled vase, (one shelf)
Lot 282
A Collection of 19th century Tortoiseshell Items, together with various bronze mounts of a similar date, a papier mache dish in the Vernis Martin style, pair of embossed brass sonce plates of urn form, papier mach snuff box, quizzing glass and a tortoiseshell "Boulle"style desk stand (one tray)
Lot 265
A Quantity of Early 19th Century and Later Metalwares and Wooden Items etc, including a pair of gilt candlesticks, small convex mirror formed from a sedan clock, leather mounted bookends, fretwork cruet bottle stand, Chinese hardwood stand, bronze string dispenser, leather mounted jewellery box etc (one tray)
Lot 251
John Skeaping RA (1901-1980)A bronze sculpture by John Skeaping RA "Cats"Signed and numbered on the base "John Skeaping 77" 6/20.Approximate size:Height: 10cmLength: 23cmCast by Wally Livingstone, Kent 1978Bronze on a wooden base (not attached to base). Base has original green baize (slightly worn) and the base has damage and scratches.Together with the exhibition catalogue in which the sculpture featured/ "A Retrospective Exhibition of Bronze Sculptures by John Skeaping RA" May 10-25 1979 and another catalogue entitled "An Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings and Bronzes from the Studio of the Late John R Skeaping Nov 5-27 1981"Artist's Resale Right ("Droit de Suite"). Artist's Resale Right Regulations 2006 apply to this lot
Lot 252
Richard MacDonald (b 1946) bronze sculpture of a dancer on a marble base "Crystal Etendue". Signed on base of sculpture. With purchase letter.Crystal is a young ballerina who has posed for Richard many times. She has a quiet radiance, a pure and thoughtful quality that gives her grace an added dimension. She is lithe and delicate, and as Richard studied her, he was struck by an “other-worldliness’ in her demeanour and swan-like posture.Approximate measurements:Width: 44cmDepth: 35cmHeight 29cmARR may apply to this itemProvenance: Bought by Vendor in 2006 from Dawson Cole Fine Art (California).Richard MacDonald, based in California, is known for his bronze sculptures and his association with Cirque Du Soleil. Trained in painting and illustration at the Art Center College of Design, MacDonald was successful as a commercial illustrator until a fire destroyed his studio in the late 1930s, along with the accumulated works of his career as a painter and illustrator. He then began sculpting in earnest and within ten years became one of the most widely collected figurative sculptors in the United States today. His work has been acquired for the permanent collections of companies such as AT&T, IBM and Anheuser-Busch, as well as notable private collections. His work has been described as "a tribute to the eloquence of the human form". He is an advocate of neorealism and figurative art, and has encouraged emerging and professional artists through annual international masters' workshops. For the 1996 Olympics, MacDonald created The Flair, a 26-foot-tall sculpture of a gymnast. As with all the monuments he has created, MacDonald designed the plaza on which The Flair sits, including a large reflecting pool and fountain.
Lot 254
A collection of Winston Churchill items to include a Joseph Williams cold-cast resin bronze bust of Churchill, 1978, (280 x 205 x 210mm.), signed and dated by the sculptor at shoulder. Slight wear to velvet base. A photo in RAF frame, a set of 6 Second World War Churchill books and framed thank you note bearing the signature of Churchill
Lot 248
A pair of cast bronze resin table lamps as recumbent lions on plinths, by Thomas Blakemore with faux leather shades, 58 cm high.Also an Elliott mid century 8 day mechanical table / carriage clock.1980's modernist style with brass carry handle - gilt background dial with Roman numerals.Made in England at 6 o'clock mark.The gilt dial has " Tiffany & Co " and Elliott London. Not working.H 23 cm W17 cm D 6cm
Lot 253
A Richard MacDonald (b. 1946) patinated bronze sculpture "Doves, Third Life" 1989. Signed on base. Edition number 47/90, with certificate of authenticity.27" x 17" x 17.25" (approximately 68.5cm x 43cm x 44.5cm)Provenance: Bought by vendor in 2007 from Dawson Cole Fine Art for 29,500 USDARR may apply to this lotRichard MacDonald, based in California, is known for his bronze sculptures and his association with Cirque Du Soleil. Trained in painting and illustration at the Art Center College of Design, MacDonald was successful as a commercial illustrator until a fire destroyed his studio in the late 1930s, along with the accumulated works of his career as a painter and illustrator. He then began sculpting in earnest and within ten years became one of the most widely collected figurative sculptors in the United States today. His work has been acquired for the permanent collections of companies such as AT&T, IBM and Anheuser-Busch, as well as notable private collections. His work has been described as "a tribute to the eloquence of the human form". He is an advocate of neorealism and figurative art, and has encouraged emerging and professional artists through annual international masters' workshops. For the 1996 Olympics, MacDonald created The Flair, a 26-foot-tall sculpture of a gymnast. As with all the monuments he has created, MacDonald designed the plaza on which The Flair sits, including a large reflecting pool and fountain. c
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