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A 19th Century bronze rectangular two-handled inkstand, the borders cast with bold leaf scroll, floral and fruiting vines, on four fox-head pattern feet, the centre circular compartment surmounted by the standing figure of Shakespeare flanked by two moulded glass square inkwells (one damaged), the bronze covers each with a bird, 18ins x 9.5ins
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James Osborne, English, 1940-1992, A LEOPARD NEGOTIATING A TREE TRUNK, signed and dated: 92/ OSBORNE, bronze, rich dark brown patina, on a varnished wood socle Osborne spent most of his life in Brighton and initially worked in established bronze foundries before starting up on his own in Hove. His home town has a fountain that depicts his children on two life-size dolphins while a life-size figure of a Boy on a Rocking Horse is in Kensington Gardens. His bronze of the Queen's horse Burmese stands in the Mews Museum in Windsor.W
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Jean-Antonin Mercia, French, 1845-1916, GLORIA VICTIS, signed; A MERCIE, with F BARBEDIENNE FONDEUR and stamped with Collas reduction mark, bronze, dark brown patina, on a red marble base h.84cm.Literature Pierre Kjellburg, Les Bronzes du XIXe siecle, pp 488-89 Mercia exhibited a two metre high plaster Gloria Victis in 1874 at the Salon and a bronze version the following year. His inspiration for the group were the heroism and patriotic sentiments displayed in the military disasters of 1870 in France. A smaller version of the model sold in these rooms, lot 74 28th October, 2002 W
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Antoine-Louis Barye, French, 1795-1875, A TIGER AND ANTELOPE, signed; BARYE, bronze, rich green brown patinah.33.5cm., w.50cm.This Barye model is known in two similar versions, the other without the layered integral base that appears on the present work. While the plaster working model is untraced, the bronze master-model is in the Lafarge collection in Paris and is illustrated, together with a cast in the Louvre (OA 5749) by Poletti & Richarme. At the vente Barye of 1876 the model was aquired by the Brame foundry. The present cast is likely to be a Brame cast pre-dating 1900 by some time. A pendant to the group, Panthere saisissant un cerf, shares the same attractive layered base.W
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Henry Alfred Pegram, British, 1863-1937, A PORTRAIT RELIEFOF THE ARTIST CHARLES W WYLLIE, with 'TO CHARLES W WYLLIE FROM HENRY PEGRAM 1904' and with plaque In Memoriam Charles. W. Wyllie An Original Mewmber of St Johns Wood Arts Club, bronze, dark brown patina, in original oak frame h.67cm., w.60cm.W
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A fine gilt-bronze, Boulle marquetry, brass and pewter side cabinet by Henry Dasson, Paris, dated 1878, after Andra-Charles Boulle, fitted with a central cupboard headed by a medallion of Louis XIV and with eight side drawers, signed in the bronze, Henry Dasson and dated 1878h.114.; w.76cm.; d.53cm.
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