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A c1900 Austro-Hungarian silver cigarette case of rounded rectangular form, with yellow metal thumb piece and gilt wash interior, the top hand painted with a roundel depicting a bust of a young huntswoman with a bugle to one side, with gilt wash interior, maker's initials 'OD' or 'CD' silver standard 800, possibly Vienna, 8.5 x 6.5cm, approx 3.8ozt. CONDITION REPORT Heavy tarnish and areas of pitting to the inside, mild scratches overall commensurate with age and some odd dots of pitting, and some surface wear. One slightly misshapen area next to the edge of the painting.
Circle of Michael Dahl [1659-1743]- Portraits of Sir William Cowper [1639-1706] and Lady Sarah Cowper, nee Holled [1644-1720]:- both bust-length, he with a long dark wig, and wearing a lace cravat and brown overcoat; she with dark hair tied high and wearing a brown silk dress with cream fringe and blue shawl a pair, ovals, each 73 x 60cm, in carved giltwood frames. [2] * Provenance. Inherited through ten generations of the Cowper family.
A Roman glass vase with three applied prunts, 7ins high (signs of burial and crack to body), an Indian terracotta double sided model of a woman resting on a couch, 5ins high, a carved alabaster portrait bust of a Neo-classical lady, 2.75ins high, and a carved alabaster torso of a reclining woman, 5.5ins long Provenance : Acquired some forty years ago from the Estate of the vendor's late grandmother
A French Cuirassier's helmet, the polished steel skull with brass trim, including bold raised comb embossed with Acanthus scrolls, a flaming grenade and the bust of Medusa, dark fur head band, leather backed chin chains, with embossed brass disc bosses, leather liner, complete with red and black horse hair plumes and a red feather hackle.
A pair of chromo-lithograph miniatures of Victoria, dated 1837 and 18397, in moulded jet and gilt frames, 0 by 8.5cm, a jet pendant with Queen Victoria bust, inscribed verso 'May Saints Embrace Tiree. With a Love Like Mine 1892', 6 by 4.5cm, and a brass Prince Albert commemorative pill box. (4)
Mark Hopkins (Amer. contemporary) - A bronze bust of an infuriated golfer, holding his club bent around the back of his head, incised 'Mark Hopkins' and dated (19)93, numbered '165/950', h.17.5cm; together with one other bronze by the artist, depicting a golfer celebrating holing a putt, incised signature and dated (19)89, numbered '119/2500', h.15.5cm, length 14cm (2)
A mixed lot to include an Edwardian carved walnut circular aneroid barometer, a carved oak stationary holder, a Balinese carved hardwood bust of female figure with headrest (repaired), a bronze spartan helmet, a Pewabic green glazed circular wall plaque entitled Detroit with an outline cityscape, impressed marks, a pair of A E Williams miniature Mackintosh design miniature vases etc.
A Dutch Delft blue and white wall cistern with basin, 18th C. - The decoration on this set carries more depth than one could grasp at first glance. From a philosophical point of view, the cistern could be considered as a fountain of youth. The deeper meaning of the decoration on this rare set, makes it an unusually interesting and inspiring whole. A first wink is already given with the cover, depicting a semi-nude female bust. Within the different chinoiserie panels, various ladies are depicted, each at a different stage of growth. The cycle commences near the the hole for the spout, where a young female child is depicted undressed. Both panels on the side of the cistern, depict an adolescent, not yet fully grown when compared to the size of the ladies in the next panels. The young girl is depicted pondering, looking at a pagoda-type structure in a mountainous landscape, possibly a metaphor for the path towards adulthood. The evolution continues in the panels surrounding the central part of the fountain, where an adult lady is shown in a quiet garden surrounding, near a flower vase. In the central panel above the spout opening, she is shown in the final stage of her life, walking with a cane, somewhat bent over, crossing a bridge, possibly a metaphor for the end of her life. As the circle is complete, we can now move on to the basin. The ladies have now been replaced by geese, depicted in a chinoiserie water landscape. Here, the geese are depicted in various stages of growth, again a wink towards evolution. Provenance: Acquired on the Belgian art market, ca. 1970 A private Belgian collectionDimensions: The wall cistern: H: 49 cm (incl. cover), the base: 24 x 17 cmThe basin: 41,5 x 37 x10 cmOther examples: A slightly later example with basin decorated in petit feu palette is in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, inv. nr. BK-NM-12400-388. As far as we could find, this is the only other example known with original basin.A closely related example of a cistern without basin was in the Gustav Leonhardt Collection, sold at Sotheby's, London, 29 April 2014, Lot 446 (GBP 9375).Another type of cistern, shaped as a house and also without basin, is in The Fitzwilliam Museum, inv. nr. C.2416.Another type of cistern, of rounded shape, was sold at Christie's, New York, 20-21 January 2004, Lot 592 (USD 5378).Condition: The basin with a restored hairline running inwards from ca. 11 o'clock, and a restored chip on one of the rounded parts.The cistern with a few small areas of inpainting on the extremities. - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!
RARE RECOVERY OF WILLIAM, PRINCE OF ORANGE COMMEMORATIVE COINby M Holtzhey, 1734, the obverse with bust of William of Orange right, hair long, legend reading "W.C.H.F. Princeps AVR. ET Nass", marked "Holtzhey.F." below bust, the reverse with Hygieia holding a staff upon an alter encircled by a serpent, legend reading "Vota Pro Principis Avriaci Salvte" for the recovery of the prince of Orange and dated MDCCXXXIV, 28mm
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