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Lot 281
A Royal Copenhagen figure of a boy with umbrella's on a plinth, model 1129, dated 1969-1974, green printed and blue wave mark, artists initials 'EE', 17.5cm high and another of a boy in a night gown with an umbrella model 1145, dated 1975-1979, green printed and blue wave mark, 16cm high (2)
Lot 197
PROFESSOR OTTO POERTZEL - A SEMI NAKED YOUNG WOMAN, with arms upraised, ivory, on stained onyx triangular plinth, 27cm h, signed PROF PORTZEL, c1930 ++Slight damage to the fingers of the hand which originally supported another article. The left arm detached and cleanly re-attached at the shoulder. Minor hairline crack in the upper right arm, the figure glued to the plinth with glue residue whereas originally held into position by a nut and bolt. Old chip to one corner of the plinth, free from any later sophisticated or professional restoration. The faults reflected in the modest estimate
Lot 1002
‡ SAMUEL TONKISS (1909-1992) - HEAD OF LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY, RA, bronze, cast by the Maurice Singer Foundry London, in 1975, on slate plinth, 33cm h Samuel Tonkiss was born in Shropshire and moved to Todmorden in West Yorkshire, where he worked as a journalist. In 1959 he began to sculpt a series of portrait busts, some of which were cast in small editions. An earlier head of Lowry sculpted in 1971 is in the National Portrait Gallery, London. The present bust would appear to be extra to the edition of 36. Tonkiss wrote two autobiographies, Just for the Record and Raking Amongst the Embers. ++In fine condition
Lot 1086
A FRENCH GILTMETAL CLOCK, the porcelain dial painted with a trophy on a blue ground with gilt chapters in swept case draped with chains and mounted with martial trophies, on scalloped base with oval porcelain cabochon, the movement with circular plates and striking on a bell, affixed giltwood plinth, 43cm h, c1875 ++Retaining the original gilding but in need of cleaning. The gilding on the plinth very worn
Lot 1092
‡ A VICTORIAN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, signed on the break-arched and painted dial JOHN HALLIWELL WAKEFIELD, with subsidiary seconds dial and pierced brass hands, ruins and a watermill to the spandrels and arch, having eight day movement in crossbanded and line inlaid case with swan neck pediment, pillars, pilasters and panelled base, 230cm h ++The paint to the dial slightly scratched, the case generally slightly faded, the lower part of the base re-modelled and now with a plinth, the movement complete or largely so but in need of cleaning/overhauling
Lot 1272
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS MOVEMENT STONEWARE SUNDIAL-PEDESTAL, the rope bordered octagonal capital moulded with stylised hearts, the shafts with a collar of leaves, on square plinth, 92cm h, the top impressed NO 21; with a contemporary bronze garden sundial, both early 20th c (2) ++Both with some weathering but basically in sound original condition without damage or restoration
Lot 1276
A VICTORIAN CAST IRON GARDEN VASE OR FOUNTAIN BY ANDREW HANDYSIDE & CO LTD OF DERBY, the shallow lobed campana shaped bowl supported by three dolphins on concave sided plinth, 115cm h, 100cm diam, late 19th c ++Areas of rust, the silvered metal paint badly degraded. Long displayed in the garden of a Nottingham house from whence removed. Probably originally a fountain maybe surmounted by a figure of Putto.
Lot 598
By Omar Ramsden & Alwyn Carr: An Edwardian 'Zodiac' vase, on a corded trumpet foot, chased with twelve scrolls, around the rim each with a title of one of the twelve signs with a pendant shield, each with the corresponding symbol, fitted to a removable mounted wooden hexagonal plinth, the foot underside inscribed 'Omar Ramsden et Alwyn carr me Fecerunt', hallmerked London 1908 (plated drop inliner), 8.25in (21cm) high excluding plinth, 12.5oz weighable silver.
Lot 35
A Minton Parian figure of Colin Minton Campbell, modelled standing beside a plinth, after the original by Sir Thomas Brock, on a titled base, 48cm high, circa 1887. See The Parian Phenomenon, (1989 published by Richard Dennis) p. 87, fig. 135 and Joan Jones, Minton , (1993), page 128 for a plate depicting the original stautue outside the Minton Factory in Stoke-on-Trent and the smaller Parian copy. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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