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Click here to subscribeA Chinese bronze and white metal inlaid scribes box, 19th/20th century, stylized flower head decorated lid, above central S scroll freeze, loop handles, opens to reveal fitted interior, width 12 cm, a Chinese bronze scribes box, overall decorated with scrolling stylized flowers, fitted lidded interior, loop handles, width 18.5 cm, another similar with carry chain, width 9.5 cm, (3).
A Chinese bronze and white metal inlaid vase, 19th/20th century, the overhanging top with lobbed and heart reticulated edges, inlaid flowers and foliage, the body with further floral inlay, height 26 cm, a Chinese bronze temple bell, decorated in rectangular panels, lion finial, height 29 cm, (2).
A pair of 19thC Japanese export earthenware baluster vases, with aesthetic reserves and panels of bird and foliate decoration in coral and gilt, mounted as lamps with bronze collars and pierced bases each on three elephants head feet, the lamp fittings marked Susse Fres, 46cm high without fittings.
Josef Lorenzl - an Art Deco silvered cast bronze and carved ivory figure of a young woman dancing, balanced on one foot with her arms raised aloft, the head and hands of carved ivory, the silver patinated body with cold painted floral decoration to her dress, signed `Crejo`, on an integral octagonal base with cast signature `Lorenzl`, raised on an onyx conical plinth, height approx 29cm (some faults).
Josef Lorenzl - an Art Deco silvered cast bronze and carved ivory figure of a young woman dancing with a ball, her left hand lifting her dress tail, the head, hand and ball of carved ivory, the silver patinated body with cold painted floral decoration to her dress, signed `Crejo`, on an integral oval base with cast signature `Lorenzl`, raised on an onyx oval plinth, height approx 24cm (lacking right hand and some other faults).
Pierre-Jules Mêne - The Picador, a French brown patinated cast bronze equestrian figure group, the picador shown nobly riding with a lady`s fan seemingly just thrown at the feet of his mount, the base with cast signature and date `P.J. Mêne 1876`, height approx 94cm. Note: Number 3 in Mêne`s catalogue, the present model first appeared in wax at the 1876 Salon and in bronze the following year. This group compares with Mêne`s other major horse and rider groups, such as Valet de Chasse Louis XV and Groupe Chiens en Défaut.
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