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A fine gilt bronze and amboyna centre table, after a model by Jacob, Paris, circa 1880, with a circular green marble top surrounded by an ormolu border cast with palmettes, raised on four scrolled rectilinear ormolu supports surmounted by patinated bronze sirens, ending in claw feet, riased on a concave-sided rectangular base centred by a green marble urnh. 79cm.; diam. 95cm.The present centre table is based on a model inspired by Jacob and produced by several parisian makers, including Franois Linke (1855-1946).
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A French tulipwood, marquetry and gilt bronze mounted gueridon, by Constantin POTHEAU, circa 1870, the circular top containing a frieze drawer on figural supports joined by a pierced interlaced stretcherh.76cm., diam.65cm.This gueridon table is based on the original design by Adam Weisweiler (1744-1820).
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A fine gilt-bronze and Boulle marquetry commode after Andre Charles Boulle, Paris, circa 1880, with a later marble top, above two drawers h.87cm.; w.123cm.; d.64cm.This commode is a copy of one of the pair of commodes made in 1708 by Andra Charles Boulle for the king's bed-chamber at the Palais de Trianon, now the Grand Trianon. Boulle perfected the Dutch technique of marquetry, not only using selected woods but incorporating more expensive and exotic materials such as tortoiseshell, brass, copper and pewter, a technique universally known today as 'Boulle'.It is unusual to find models of this commode of such fine quality and it is strange that the present example is unsigned. The model was made by several leading 19th century makers. A very fine pair of commodes supplied by Blake of London were sold in Sothebys London, lot 231, 2nd November 1990 and another pair by Winkelsen of Paris was sold Sothebys, London, 16th March lot 159. W
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A fine gilt-bronze clock garniture by Houbedine, Paris, dated 1870, comprising a mantel clock and a pair of candelabra, signed Hi Houbedine, Bronzier, Paris 1870 (3)Clock, 80cm.; Candelabra 89cm.Houbedine was one of the leading Parisian bronziers, who specialised in clock garnitures. He exhibited at the international exhibitions of 1855, 1867 and 1889. W
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A fine ebonised and enamel display cabinet, Vienna, circa 1880, the upper part surmounted by a bronze group, inset with numerous panels painted in enamels depicting scenes from classical mythologyh.226cm.; w.115cm.; d.85cm. A cabinet with similar enamel plaques was sold at Sotheby's Bond Street on 27th February 1998, lot 255, 5th March 1987, lot 465, 16th March 1990, lot 49, and at Sotheby's New York on 13th March 1986, lot 168.
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A Medieval bronze seal matrix of vesica form, with flange handle, pierced for suspension, inscribed in black letter, sigillum-scti-john beblan-officii-procurator (seal of the office of the holy John Beblan, procurator), depicting an Archbishop carrying a primatial cross on a ground of wheatsheaves, 15th century, 2 5/8in long, 1 3/4in wide.
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Three Generations of Naval Service 1832 - 1945: Lieut. Charles Sydney Dunbar, R.N. entered the navy in 1832, serving aboard the Lizaard steam-vessel, and in the Rodney and Fox largely on the Mediterranean station. Medals: The Baltic medal inscribed H.M.S. Amphion; Italian War of Independence silver medal with 1860-61 bar. His son: Paymaster Rear-Admiral Charles Augustus Royer Flood Dunbar, R.N. C.B.E. (1849-1939) joined the navy in 1866. He served in the turret-ship Devastation in the Mediterranean, the Magicienne, the Caledonia and other vessels. Medals: C.B.E. (Military Division) miniature; China War Medal 1900 inscribed H.M.S. Barfleur; British War Medal. His only son: Captain Ronald Ernest Cotton Dunbar, R.N. (1898-1981) served in WW1, being mentioned in despatches five times. Medals: Bronze Star 1914-15; War Medal; Victory Medal with oak leaf; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star with France and Germany Bar; Italy Star; Defence Medal; Indian Service Medal with oak leaf; Croix de Guerre.
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A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRONZE AND ORMOLU TWIN BRANCH CANDELABRA BY SUSSE FRERES OF PARIS, each modelled as a satyr, wearing gilt-bronze grapevine and supporting scrolled leaf twin branches, on a bocage and stepped square base, cast with laurel and vitruvian scroll, on beaded vase feet, complete with toleware shades, converted to electric lamps, impressed stamp on base
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A group of 17 L.T.A. medals, for the Covered Court Championships, four in silver-gilt & six in silver (1 cased); for the Junior Championships of Great Britain, two of each in silver-gilt, silver & bronze; for the County Junior Championship, one in silver, all inscribed with competition details; sold with a silver-gilt & enamel Borough of Wanstead & Woodford junior tennis medal (18)
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Fifteen golf medals won at Greater London courses, a gold example for Bushey Hall, others variously in silver & bronze, prizes for competitions at Honor Oak & Forest Hill, Tooting Bec, London Press Society (two), Somerset House Golf Society, Datchet, Mincing Lane, Stanmore, Dulwich & Sydenham, Acton, Romford, Ranelagh, South Herts & Staines
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Raymond Kopa 1958 World Cup memorabilia, comprising a commemorative glass vase inscribed WM, SVERIGE, 1958, 24cm, 9 1/2in; & two bronze medals commemorating the town of Vasteras staging matches; sold with a letter from the President of Real Madrid to Kopa regarding the club's 75th anniversary celebrations and an anniversary booklet (5)
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A group of six small metalware figures of footballers, variously in bronze, spelter & white metal, two with a green patina, the others with a gilt-bronze and a dark brown patina, two set on a marble plinth, one figure signed H. Fugere, it's base set with a plaque inscribed COUPE INSA, the tallest 24cm, 9 1/2in.
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Fifteen golf medals won at Greater London courses, a gold example for Bushey Hall, others variously in silver & bronze, prizes for competitions at Honor Oak & Forest Hill, Tooting Bec, London Press Society (two), Somerset House Golf Society, Datchet, Mincing Lane, Stanmore, Dulwich & Sydenham, Acton, Romford, Ranelagh, South Herts & Staines
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Raymond Kopa 1958 World Cup memorabilia, comprising a commemorative glass vase inscribed WM, SVERIGE, 1958, 24cm, 91/2in; & two bronze medals commemorating the town of Vasteras staging matches; sold with a letter from the President of Real Madrid to Kopa regarding the club's 75th anniversary celebrations and an anniversary booklet (5)
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A group of six small metalware figures of footballers, variously in bronze, spelter & white metal, two with a green patina, the others with a gilt-bronze and a dark brown patina, two set on a marble plinth, one figure signed H. Fugere, it's base set with a plaque inscribed COUPE INSA, the tallest 24cm, 91/2in.
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