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CHARLES ROBINSON SYKES (British 1875-1950) Winged Lady, (inspired by the Rolls Royce "Spirit Of Ecstasy") Bronze; signed 39.5cm tall; 14.5cm wide at base Note : Charles Robinson Sykes was an English sculptor best known for designing the Spirit of Ecstasy mascot which is used on Rolls-Royce cars. The Spirit of Ecstasy-also called "Emily"; "Silver Lady" or "Flying Lady"-was designed by Charles Robinson Sykes and carries with it a story about a secret passion between John Walter Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu (Second Lord Montagu of Beaulieu after 1905-a pioneer of the automobile movement-and Editor of The Car magazine from 1902) and his secret love for the model Sykes used for the emblem Eleanor Velasco Thornton. The story does not have a happy ending however. In 1915 Eleanor and Montagu were sailing back to India through the Mediterranean on the SS Persia when it was torpedoed by a U-boat. Eleanor was drowned. Montagu was devastated but could not publicly mourn her death. They had a daughter together but she was fostered and Montagu was only ever known to her as "uncle".
A good Louis XV style break front marquetry commode the shaped green marble top above three frieze drawers, above a pair of cupboard doors centred with oval gilt bronze medallions cast with birds and trophies, on a marquetry ground of cornucopia and scrolling leaves, between diaper floral panels at the side, and enclosing shelves, raised on hexagonal legs, the whole applied with gilt bronze appliques, early 20th cent. 147cms wide x 62cms deep x 93cms high
Five bronze coloured cultured pearl mounted gold necklace, an amethyst set 18ct white gold ring with four small shoulder diamonds. A grey cultured pearl and light green sapphire bead necklace. An egg shaped gold pendant with aubergine coloured guilloche enamel decoration and set with small diamonds, on a fine link gold chain.
Two: Imperial Service Medals to Orchard Family (believed to be father & son) a) GV Imperial Service Medal GV (1911-1920 silver plaque and bronze star type). Engraved to reverse (Frederick Orchard), in Elkington & Co. Ltd case of issue. b) Imperial Service Medal GVI (Crowned bust "INDIAE: IMP" 1938-48 circular type) Impressed on rim (Frederick Philip Orchard), in Royal Mint case of issue.
Japan - Photographs 60 hand-tinted albumen prints, most with caption in the negative, also captioned in ink below, of cherry, chrysanthemum & blossoms, wysteria, actors, shiba at Tokyo, birds-eye view Tokyo, Daibutsu Tokyo, Ikegami near Omori, flower show, maple trees, Imaichi road, bridge, bell tower, wood carvings, Nio, gardens, temple & carvings at Nikko, waterfalls, Lake Chuzenji, street, boy`s festival, stone steps, Main St., gardens & temple at Yokohama, Fuji, tea house, Honmoku, bronze bell, Hakone contemporary half calf, 3 plates with adhesions, binding rubbed and waterstained
A Continental possibly Russian gilt bronze and marble mounted group of Apollo and Daphne, in the manner of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, late 19th century, Daphne’s arms raised at the moment of metamorphosis, her hands above her flowering, Apollo enveloping her, the floral and foliate cast base on a circular marmo nero Belgio and malachite inset base, 56cm high, (probably previously a table lamp, adapted)

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