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Click here to subscribeA Pair of Bronze Figures of Mercury and Fortuna, after Giambologna, 19th century, he holding a bag and the caduceus, she holding a flower sprig and horn, each on a breche marble and bronze circular column cast with putti, 57cm and 55cm high Mercury with damage to caduceus at join with hand. Fortuna with significant surface deterioration to horn and this is possibly matched. Both with minor wear to surface patination and minor chips to marble. 210213
An Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Model of a Hare, Franz Bergman, early 20th century, seated on its haunches upright in alert pricked ear pose, naturalistically detailed fur and colouration, cast vase and B mark, 15cm high Slight rubbing on the extremities. A few areas of bare metal showing through on the creature`s backbone and rear legs. 010213
An Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Group of a Vixen with Two Cubs, naturalistically observed, the adult holds a mallard prey in its jaw, apparently unmarked, 14.5cm long, 9.5cm high Wear of paint on the rims of the ears and flaking throughout, particularly on the duck`s breast and underwings, and on the underside of the figure generally. Possibly some small old repairs and retouching. 010213
An Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Model of a Red Grouse, by Bergman, early 20th century, in standing alert pose with naturalistically detailed plumage and painted detail, impressed Bergman vase and B mark and GESCH, 9.2cm high; and Three Other Game Birds, Austrian, 20th century, comprising a pair of partridge, 3.6cm high and a cock pheasant, 7cm high, 16cm long (4) Grouse - good overall, with slight wear to the colours on the head. Two partridge with some base metal showing through the paint, but structurally sound. Pheasant with stress crack towards the end of the tail, but otherwise the plumage remains good with slight flaking on the beak and all claws intact. 010213
An Austrian Cold Painted Bronze and Silvered Bronze Chick and Egg Group, early 20th century, the crouched chick realistically detailed by a broken half-egg, stamped GESCH (twice), 4.2cm high The rim of the broken egg is rubbed revealing the base metal. The chick is good but slightly rubbed. The beak has lost some enamel colours. 010213
A Pair of Parcel Gilt Bronze Candlesticks, 19th century, the scroll and grape cast sconces supported by winged cherubs riding on the backs of tortoises, 23cm high, converted to electricity Both drilled through socket and drip pan for electricity. One putto`s wing loose. Typical minor surface wear and abrasions. 190213
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