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Click here to subscribeA large silver medallion commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1887, cased, a similar medallion struck in bronze, with the original case, a bronze medallion commemorating the Visit of Queen Victoria to Guildhall 9th November 1837, cased, and two further bronze commemorative medallions, both cased.
A pair of bronze medallions commemorating the Visit of HM The King of the Hellenes to the City of London 16th June 1880, with the original case, a bronze medallion commemorating the Opening of the New Buildings for the School on the Victoria Embankment, with the original case, and three further bronze commemorative medallions.
Victorian bronze model of a saddled dog upon a rectangular plinth, 5.5" long; also a seated chrome wildcat car mascot, small two handled Japanese bronze vase, 6" high, pair of Art Nouveau bronzed pin trays modelled as young ladies with flowing hair and two rectangular brass compacts with sovereign coin holders (7)
A pair of 19th Century cast bronze models of the Medici and Bacchic vases, each beaded and egg and dart rim above an urn shaped body, cast in relief with classical figures above acanthus leaf and flowerhead bands issuing bearded mask headed acanthus decorated handles, raised on a flared and fluted base and square stepped plinth, height of each approx 34.5cm.
Frederic, Lord Leighton, P.R.A. - 'The Sluggard', a cast dark brown patinated bronze figure of a standing nude male, stretching with his arms above his shoulders, the square base with cast signature 'Fred Leighton' to top, title to front, 'Founded by J.W. Singer & Sons, Frome, Somerset' to one side and 'Published by Arthur Leslie Collie, 39B Old Bond Street, London, May 1st 1890' to back, Fine Art Society label dated Nov 1959 to underside, height approx 52.5cm.
An early to mid 17th century Italian walnut side table, with a moulded edge top having side rails above a frieze drawer fitted a bronze knob handle on baluster and barrel turned legs united by peripheral stretchers, 25.75in (65.5cm) h, 27in (68.5cm) w, 20.5in (52cm) d. Old worm, top possibly replaced.
A 17th century Flemish gilt bronze and pewter tortoiseshell casket, the domed cover centred a medallion of Venus and Cupid, with busts to the corners, the base corners with amorous figures, the interior part paper lined and painted a young couple in a wooded landscape, 2.75in (7cm) h, 8in (20cm) w, 6in (15cm) d. Distressed
A bronze group of Mazeppa on a horse, mounted on a polished granite stand, possibly a maquette for a larger sculpure, 22in (56cm) h, 19in (48cm) w. Mazeppa is an epic poem by Lord Byron, the epnoymous hero is tied to a back of a horse after involvement with the wife of a gentleman. He later becomes the Prince of Ukraine.
A carved mahogany writing table in George II style, the serpentine edge top inset tooled leather to a leaf and husk decorated edge above a central frieze drawer and kneehole flanked by two shaped drawers either side, each with cable framed panel fronts with gilt bronze foliage open handles, panelled sides and back with canted corners having leaf carved decoration on conforming cabriole legs with knurled toes and shell pads, late 19th century, 29.75in (75.5cm) h, 48in (122cm) w, 28in (71cm) d.
A late 19th Century Italian mezza filigrana decanter of globe and shaft form with a hollow blown stopper decorated with applied crystal rigger work and prunts over an internal white multi cane twist with bronze aventurine ground, height 25cms, together with a similar pedestal cup with hollow blown stem.
An early 20th Century French bronze time piece, surmounted by a bust of a young lady wearing a garland of flowers with similar repeat detail to the column, The dial with enamelled Roman chapters with movement striking on a bell, raised upon a square base, the movement stamped 3178 and the bust stamped A. Carrier, 49cm high, retains key and pendulum.
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