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Lot 1010
Vasily Grachev, Russian, (1831-1905), a bronze and malachite winter troika group, late 19th cenury, the three horses pulling sled with three figures in winter clothes raised upon integral oval foot and oval malachite veneered plinth, signed in the bronze and with further inscription, 10cm high x 24.5cm wide x 15cm deep.
Lot 1068
A carved rouge marble Roman column, 19th century, surmounted by bronze Roman Emperor on square plinth, above egg and dart and scratch decoration of military scenes, raised on plinth with gilt inscription ` S P Q R/ IMP CAES.DIVI/ NERV.F.NERVTRAIANO/ AVG GER DAC/ P MAXTRIB POT/ XVILIMP VI/ COS. VI. P.P.`, 64cm high; a pietra dura black and specimen marble obelisk, 19th century, with inlaid floral design, raised on stepped square plinth, 35cm high, (2), (a/f).
Lot 1072
A French carved ivory figural group of the last supper, possibly Dieppe, 19th century, carved in the round depicting twelve disciples flanking Jesus with arms open across extended rectangular table, raised upon shaped stepped plinth inscribed `AMEN AMENDICO VOBIS QUIA UNUS EX VOBIS TRADET ME`, 10.5cm high x 29.5cm wide.
Lot 1152
A Chinese Tang dynasty polychrome tomb figure, standing full length and modelled in the round, hands beneath shawl, raised upon square plinth, 27cm high; with a further Chinese green glazed tomb figure, 22cm high, (2) Provenance: Ex Michael Donellan collection. Michael of Carlos Place was a couturier in London who influenced high street fashion as an adviser to Marks & Spencer in the 1960s. He worked to improve the cut and cloth of mass manufactured clothes.
Lot 1212
An Indian gilt bronze model of Kali, 19th century, standing full length and modelled in the round, with cobra surmount to head and inlaid eyes, her many arms bearing attributes, spearing figure at her feet and with cow`s head, holding trident and foot resting upon bestial attendant, raised on moulded square plinth, 29cm high.
Lot 205
A brass pedestal sovereign rocker, c.1830 the base stamped Franklin & Co., Manchester, the rectangular straight beam with poise cup opposing the coin plate with sliding collar to compensate for any discrepancies, the shaped base with ½ sovereign poise stored on a screw, all upon a later mahogany plinth, overall length of scale 13.5cm Franklin & Co, Manchester. Clock, watch & jewellery retailers, 20 St Ann's Square, Manchester. Retired from business in 1845.
Lot 15
A George III style mahogany breakfront bookcase comprising a broken arch pediment with lattice piercing, blind fret frieze, the central dual glazed doors with canted rectangular panes, enclosing three shelves, similar side cupboards, the lower projecting section with four cupboards, plinth base, H 240 x W 229 cms approximately
Lot 17
A David Salmon amboyna, marquetry and parcel gilt two pedestal dining table with demi-lune ends, crossbanded in kingwood and with foliate and bird inlaid band, gadrooned rim, on two large concave triform pedestals with ribbon tied inlaid reserves, gilt lion paw feet, on a concave triform plinth, made by Ray Abrahams 11th April 2001, L 302 x W 121 cms approximately
Lot 22
A David Salmon Charles II style burr walnut cabinet on stand, comprising a concave frieze over two herringbone crossbanded doors enclosing a shelf and shaped plinth, the stand with three frieze drawers, on four front and two rear barleytwist supports united by curved and straight stretchers, bun feet, H 178 x W 121 cms approximately
Lot 23
An Empire inspired circular mahogany and metal occasional table with fan centred and radiating fan top, crossbanded rim, on three faceted column supports with swan capitals united by a concave stretcher with triple lion paw feet, on a marble plinth with cut corners, H 73 x Diam. 53 cms approximately
Lot 52
Bronze Figure of Durga Mahisasuramardini, Nepal, 17th/18th Century Raised on a double plinth and surrounded by a flaming mandorla with remnants of polychrome, the well patinated figure with prominent features and full lips dressed in an embellished dhoti and decorated with beaded necklace and tall crown, principle hands holding an alms bowl and performing a mudra, the other arms extended and radiating from the slim body, each holding a ritual object and framed by floating ribbons, the serene deity flanked by a lion and kneeling figure of the decapitated buffalo demon. Affixed to base, height 7.5" — 19 cm. Provenance: Himalayan Works of Art from an Important Toronto Collection (lots 52-58) Purchased in London during the 1990’s. Starting Price: $4000
Lot 63
Large Gilt Bronze Seated Buddha, Sino-Tibetan, 17th/18th Century Heavily cast and well patinated throughout, the rounded face with meditative expression and downcast eyes, a broad nose, and full lips framed by a pair of elongated and fleshy ears with tight whorls of hair and an elaborate top knot, the figure dressed in decorated robes cascading away from the body seated in a cross legged position with the soles of his feet upturned, the whole raised on a double lotus plinth performing the vitarka and jnana mudras, height 11.9" — 30.3 cm. Provenance: Private collection of Buddhist Art, Cleveland, Ohio, acquired in the 1990`s. Select parts of the collection were on loan to the Columbus Museum of Art for their 2004 exhibition ‘The Circle of Bliss: Buddhist Meditational Art’. Starting Price: $7500
Lot 201
Rare Famille Rose Standing Figure of Amitayus, 18th/19th Century The crowned figure heavily decorated with jewelry including elaborate earrings and a beaded pendant necklace painted to mimic the inclusion of precious stones, dressed in loose clothing and ribbons, the figure holding a vine of lotus in one hand while standing on a lotus plinth, height 8.1" — 20.5 cm. Provenance: Important Chinese Porcelain and Works of Art from an English Gentleman (lots 197-209) Now residing in Toronto, the owner of this collection dedicated the last 40 years to the full-time study of Asian Arts with a main interest in Chinese ceramics, jades and scholarly objects. The majority of the items were purchased at auction and from private collections. Starting Price: $1000
Lot 586
A Hornby ‘O’ gauge clockwork train set - ’Passenger Set No. 51’. Comprising Type 51 0-4-0 tender locomotive, RN 50153. In lined green livery. Plus 3 passenger coaches in Carmine & cream livery and a quantity of curved track. Boxed with insert, one split to lid. Contents VGC for age, minor marks. Together with a Danbury Mint ‘The Flying Scotsman’ display, comprising RN 4472 on a wooden display plinth, with scenic background of ‘Falworth Junction’ signal box, signalman and cyclist figures, a tree and shrubs etc. With certificate of authenticity. Plus two mounted display locomotives – ‘Mallard’ and ‘Flying Scotsman’. VGC.
Lot 743
A good quantity of Britains etc Assorted soldiers from various eras of numerous nationalities (UK, US, Commonwealth, Russia, France etc) and services or corps, mostly in either 1:32 or (flat, mostly unpainted) c1:45 scale. Includes a 1:32 scale 2-horse-drawn army ambulance on wooden plinth, possibly kit-made. QGC to VGC. (200+)
Lot 115
A fine display Model of LZ129, Hindenburg. A pre-world war 2 example, possibly intended for US boardroom due to all legends being in English. Constructed of wood, carvel built on plinth. 174.5mm x 43mm x 46 approx. Intended to be viewed from both sides, silvered top half with national insignia on top fin, lower hull is natural wood, with hand-drawn depictions of the internal compartments, with annotations in English on both sides of the ship, depicting interior features. Port side plinth has ships name and designation and date of launch in gold paint, while starboard side shows ships technical data in imperial measurements. GC but requires light restoration. Some damage to starboard aileron, Engine cars are missing, and an attempt at varnishing has left some unsightly drips on this lovely ship. See Plate 9
Lot 116
An extremely fine silver model of R Class Zeppelin. Depicting the Imperial German Navy airship L32 (LZ74) the first of the R Class Zeppelins, mounted on a polished hardwood plinth with perspex supports and engraved nameplate. English silver marks indicate that the model was made in 1986, and detail is excellent, down to the rotating propellers on the individual engine cars. 30cm long, 12 cm high. See Plate 9
Lot 369
An impressive heart shaped wood framed and glazed display of salvaged wire from the airship SL11 famously shot down by William Leefe Robinson. In the centre of the display is an oval wooden plinth (surrounded by an impressive strand of wire), onto which is an oval brass plaque with the following- ‘Souvenir of ‘Our Day” ‘1916’, ‘Made from the German Zeppelin Wire.’ ‘From the first Zeppelin brought down at Cuffley 3rd September 1916’. ‘It is estimated that the souvenirs made from this Zeppelin brought in £25,000 to the funds of the British Red Cross Society.’ ‘The Order of St. John of Jerusalem’. Within the ‘heart’, pinned to a white velvet backing are square cards with various shapes and sizes of wire, each with the red cross symbol and ‘This is a genuine piece of Zeppelin Wire’ etc. Plus a few pieces including a pair of cufflinks made from the salvage mounted on their own to the top of the display. GC for age one piece missing. Slight damage to outer frame. See Plate 21
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