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Lone Star 1:50 Scale Roadmasters, 1476 Rolls Royce, in original window box, Chevrolet Corvair Fire Chief, in original plastic box with card base, seven unboxed models, Dodge Dart (2, one with damaged rear bumper), Citroën DS 19, Cadillac 62 Sedan, Chevrolet Corsair red 'Feuerwehr' and orange (lacks interior), Ford Sunliner Convertible (windscreen damaged), P-E, boxes G-VG (9)
Four pairs of 20th century Japanese cloisonne enamel vases, all of baluster form, comprising a black cloud ground long-necked pair decorated with peonies and prunus, boxed, with hardwood stands, a white cloud ground pair decorated with mixed flowers and foliage, a similarly-decorated red scale ground pair (one with dent to side) and a scale and lappet-decorated long-necked black ground pair, with hardwood stands, H 19cm (tallest)
JEAN-CLAUDE FARHI (FRENCH 1940Ð2012)Grande colonne verte, perspexheight: 204 cm (80 1/4 in); diameter: 15.5 cm (6 1/8 in.) LOT NOTESJean-Claude Farhi, best known for his transluscent, large-scale columnar plexiglass sculptures, is considered one of the foremost figures of the influential Ecole de Nice group of the late 1950s-1960s, among Arman, Yves Klein and teacher and longtime collaborator Csar Baldaccini. His journey with plastic began in the mid-1970s, when he started using it for pedestals for his metal sculptures. Quickly seeing potential in the material's interaction with color and space, he dispensed with metal altogether. Shortly thereafter, the sculptor striked commissions from Gunter Sachs and Elie de Rothschild (a list now joined by Bill Gates), reveling in the transluscence and playfulness the plastic allowed him to produce. While "most sculptors work on the exterior of the sculpture," Farhi has said, he "started to think of putting everything on the inside," entrapping colors within. Both acrylic glass columns presented in this auction offer a dazzling display of Farhi's vision: dynamic, monumental, and luminous, they restore plastic to its futuristic origins.
JEAN-CLAUDE FARHI (FRENCH 1940Ð2012)_olonne violette, perspexheight: 129.5 cm (51 in.); diameter: 22.3 cm (8 3/4 in.) LOT NOTESJean-Claude Farhi, best known for his transluscent, large-scale columnar plexiglass sculptures, is considered one of the foremost figures of the influential Ecole de Nice group of the late 1950s-1960s, among Arman, Yves Klein and teacher and longtime collaborator Csar Baldaccini. His journey with plastic began in the mid-1970s, when he started using it for pedestals for his metal sculptures. Quickly seeing potential in the material's interaction with color and space, he dispensed with metal altogether. Shortly thereafter, the sculptor striked commissions from Gunter Sachs and Elie de Rothschild (a list now joined by Bill Gates), reveling in the transluscence and playfulness the plastic allowed him to produce. While "most sculptors work on the exterior of the sculpture," Farhi has said, he "started to think of putting everything on the inside," entrapping colors within. Both acrylic glass columns presented in this auction offer a dazzling display of Farhi's vision: dynamic, monumental, and luminous, they restore plastic to its futuristic origins.
MICHEL FRERE (BELGIAN 1961-1999) Untitled , 1996 oil on canvas 106 x 177 cm (41 3/4 x 69 3/4 in.) initialed and dated on verso PROVENANCE Collection of Richard Milazzo (label on stretcher) Sidney Janis Gallery, New York (label on stretcher)LOT NOTESMichel Frere was a Belgian abstract expressionist artist related to Informalist European postwar movements and groups, such as CoBrA, tachisme, and materialisme. Frere, with his rambunctious, large-scale canvases, viewed his work as a development of the ideas of artists such as Gustave Courbet (whom he loved for his landscapes), James Ensor and Eugène Leroy. Like other “materialist” artists - a term coined by art critic Michel Tapies to describe a certain kind of outsider art, or art brut, as it is known in Europe - including Jean Debuffet, Antoni Tapies and Lucio Fontana, Frere paid a great amount of attention to the surface qualities and presence of his works, often with the inclusion of unconventional painting materials. This piece, created in 1996, embodies both the artist’s love of landscape and his insistence upon a kind of literal substantiality. The pastose, weighty convergence of aubergine-browns, light greens, ochres, and a touch of cerulean, pays homage to the painterly outdoor scenes of the Barbizon school, and produces some of his most recognizable work.The following painting comes from the collection of art critic, publisher, poet and curator Richard Milazzo, author of a catalogue on Michel Frere and curator of several shows Sidney Janis Gallery, one of the most prominent platforms for avant-garde art in postwar New York. The Gallery, opened in 1948 and founded by eponymous art collector and entrepreneur Sidney Janis along with wife Harriet Janis, represented the likes of Lichtenstein, Warhol, Rosenquist and Oldenburg, and held exhibitions of Fauvist, Dada, Surrealist and De Stijl artists: Matisse, Mondrian, Giacometti, Arp, Leger. The Sidney Janis Gallery is perhaps best known for furthering the now-illustrious Abstract Expressionists, such as de Kooning and Pollock, and subsequently, the Pop Artists (the aforementioned Lichtenstein and Warhol) in its influential 1962 exhibition titled The New Realists."}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">LOT NOTES Michel Frere was a Belgian abstract expressionist artist related to Informalist European postwar movements and groups, such as CoBrA, tachisme, and materialisme. Frere, with his rambunctious, large-scale canvases, viewed his work as a development of the ideas of artists such as Gustave Courbet (whom he loved for his landscapes), James Ensor and Eugène Leroy. Like other “materialist” artists - a term coined by art critic Michel Tapies to describe a certain kind of outsider art, or art brut, as it is known in Europe - including Jean Debuffet, Antoni Tapies and Lucio Fontana, Frere paid a great amount of attention to the surface qualities and presence of his works, often with the inclusion of unconventional painting materials. This piece, created in 1996, embodies both the artist’s love of landscape and his insistence upon a kind of literal substantiality. The pastose, weighty convergence of aubergine-browns, light greens, ochres, and a touch of cerulean, pays homage to the painterly outdoor scenes of the Barbizon school, and produces some of his most recognizable work. The following painting comes from the collection of art critic, publisher, poet and curator Richard Milazzo, author of a catalogue on Michel Frere and curator of several shows Sidney Janis Gallery, one of the most prominent platforms for avant-garde art in postwar New York. The Gallery, opened in 1948 and founded by eponymous art collector and entrepreneur Sidney Janis along with wife Harriet Janis, represented the likes of Lichtenstein, Warhol, Rosenquist and Oldenburg, and held exhibitions of Fauvist, Dada, Surrealist and De Stijl artists: Matisse, Mondrian, Giacometti, Arp, Leger. The Sidney Janis Gallery is perhaps best known for furthering the now-illustrious Abstract Expressionists, such as de Kooning and Pollock, and subsequently, the Pop Artists (the aforementioned Lichtenstein and Warhol) in its influential 1962 exhibition titled The New Realists.
SVETOSLAV NIKOLAEVICH ROERICH (RUSSIAN-INDIAN 1904-1993) Portrait of the Artist's Wife, the actress Devika Rani, sold along with a dedicated gift to Roerich from the Altai-Himalayas Conference each oil on board 30.5 x 40.6 cm (12 x 16 in.); the companion 20.3 x 27.9 cm (8 x 11 in.) comprising: a) a portait of the artist's wife Devika Rani (recto) and study of a woman (verso), and b) a landscape of the Himalays by an unknown artist. The second painting features a dedication to Svetoslav Roerich and his wife from the Yoga followers in Russian: Dear Svetoslav Nikolaevich! Participants of the International scientific and public conference "Altai-Himalayas-91", dedicated to the spiritual heritage of E.P.Blavatskaya, with the help of this work express their veneration of the contribution of the Roerichs' family to the spiritual rebirth of humanity and wish you and your wife Devika Rani-Roerich light and joy!LOT NOTES Svetoslav Roerich, son and chief collaborator of Nikolai Roerich, was a Russian-born painter, architect, illustrator and designer. Roerich’s peripatetic youth, from Russia to Finland to Great Britain to the United States, eventually led him to India, where he moved in 1931 and where he would go on to spend the rest of his life. Per his wishes, he was buried in Bangalore, at the 25-acre "Tataguni" estate he owned with his wife - soon to be remodeled into a museum of Roerich’s work. While Roerich began painting at a young age, it is his later portraits - including those of Nehru and Indira Gandhi at the historic Central Parliament Hall in New Delhi, his father and his wife Devika Rani, depicted here - that constitute the best-known part of his oeuvre.Film producer and actress (once student of Marlene Dietrich) Devika Rani, whose performances in some of the most popular films of the Indian Golden Age of Cinema earned her the title of “The First Lady of the Indian Screen,” married Roerich in 1945. Devika Rani sat for multiple large-scale paintings and countless drawings, some of the most sensitive portraits Roerich produced. Shown in profile, her chin upturned, her gaze undisturbed, Devika Rani imparts an air of composed sophistication. Her elegantly coiffed curled hair, softly highlighted skin, set against a background of mauve pink, as opposed to the majority of her portraits by Roerich, is less fraught with detail and decidedly more modernistic. Roerich outlines her silhouette with a single undulating stroke, parallelling her posture with three teal-colored forms at the lower left.The present portrait is accompanied by a mountainscape, dedicated to Roerich by members of the Altai-Himalayas Conference, whose name references Nikolai Roerich’s eponymous diaries. Like his father and mother, Svetoslav Roerich was deeply dedicated to the statues of the Treaty on the Protection of Artistic and Scientific Institutions and Historic Monuments, better known as the Roerich Pact, which, through his efforts, was signed by the Indian government in 1948. Besides an emphasis on the support of arts and sciences, the Roerichs were deeply influenced by the esoteric teachings of Theosopher Helena Blavatsky, referenced in the dedication. Throughout his life in India, Roerich actively lobbied for conservation efforts for ancient Indian art and monuments, and was, along with his parents, an inspiration to groups like those that organized the Conference.
A Royal Worcester twin-handled vase, in blush ivory, of ovoid baluster form, painted with floral sprays and with wing and scale handles, puce printed mark for 1895, shape number 1712 (lacking cover); together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory jug, of baluster form, painted with floral sprays and with reeded handle, puce printed mark for 1899, shape number 1094. (2) First 31cm
Set of six early 20th century Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers, decorated with cartouche panels of exotic birds and insects on blue scale ground, painted by George Johnson, pattern no. 2136 (12) Condition Report Date codes - five cups & three saucers 1905. One cup & saucer 1907. Two saucers 1909. One saucer has two large cracks and crazing. Another two saucers having crazing. All others have the smallest of wear to the gilding. One cup has been heavily restored, two cracks are visible, exterior and interior painted. Another cup has a crack running all the way through and a broken handle, all have been repaired. All other cups have very light wear to the body and traces of dirt.
Greenwood's Large scale map of Suffolk, 1825, Map of the County of Suffolk from an Actual Survey made in the years 1823 &1824 by C. & J. Greenwood most respectfully dedicated to the Nobility, Clergy & Gentry of the County by the proprietors Greenwood, Pringle & Co, Regent Street Pall Mall London, published September 26th 1825, housed within the original leather clad book effect slip case, 168cm x 69cm
A Hopkins & Allen XL No.4 Single Action .32 Calibre Rimfire Five Shot Revolver, with nickel plated finish, with 5cm round barrel, the top of the frame stamped HOPKINS & ALLEN MFG.Co./XL.No.4/PAT.MAR.28 1872, with sheath trigger and ivory bird's head grip scales, 15cm. Action works. Some grey patching to the metalwork. Left grip scale has a small crack to the underside of the butt.
A U S Pistol Co Double Action .32 Rimfire Five Shot Revolver, with nickel plated finish, the top of the 6.8cm round barrel marked U S PISTOL CO., the chequered black plastic grip scales moulded with florid S, 16cm. Action works. Pitting to cylinder, hammer and trigger. Right grip scale has a piece missing.
A Remington Over and Under Double Barrel .41 Rimfire Derringer, the 7.5cm barrels marked to the top flat REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION. N.Y., the underside numbered 418, hinged and rising for loading, with chequered black plastic bird's head grip scales (af). Action does not work. Barrel hinge is broken. Metalwork pitted. Left grip scale is repaired.
An XL Derringer, .42 rimfire, the 6.5cm octagonal barrel swivelling to the side for loading, the top flat marked XL DERRINGER, with sheath trigger and walnut bird's head grip scales (af). Action does not work. Barrel does not open properly. Metalwork pitted. Right grip scale is missing a chip.
A. H. Swiss, No.6 Hunting Map, scale 1/2" to a mile, Dorsetshire, Somersetshire, Wiltshire, and East Devonshire districts, 1895/96, depicting the West Somerset, Taunton Vale, Tiverton, East Devon, Cattistock, South Dorset, Blackmore Vale, South & West Wilts, and Lord Portman's Hunt countries, 82x100cm
*Panoramas. A group of eight photographic panoramas of Nice and other French coastal towns, late 19th and early 20th century, albumen prints and gelatin silver prints, together with a gelatin silver print panorama of Weissen Knott in the Alps, early 20th century, each 20 x 50cm and similar sizes, two on original mounts, the remaining six in modern mats, together with a group of other miscellaneous mostly large-format photographs including carbon prints on large-scale mounts (approx. 30)
Franklin Mint Scale Model Cars 1:24, to include: PR25 1929 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Cabriolet De Ville - Black over Blue; TD00 1967 VW Beetle - White; TL09 LN Bentley 4 1 2 Litre blower Grand Prix team car - Green; UM58 1905 Rolls Royce 10 HP - Green; XA16 1954 Mercedes Benz 300 SL Roadster; XE82 The 1911 Mercedes 37, 90 HP skiff with Labourdette coachwork; XF11 1914 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost with solid wood coachwork; XJ03 1955 Bentley S - Burgundy and Gold
Franklin Mint Scale Model Cars 1:24, to include: XN59 Rolls Royce - Silver; XN60 the 1910 Rolls Royce balloon roadster; XP73 1998 Bentley Arnage - Metallic Green; YE70 Mercedes Benz 450SL Convertible in Silver with accessories; YF00 the Volkswagen New Beetle - Red; YF05 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 s/c in Aluminium; YF56 1929 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Cabriolet - Red/Black; YW96 Volkswagen New Beetle - Blue Millennium Edition (8 in lot)
Sun Star Series 57440 - 01120 London Taxi Cab - Black, Scale 1:18 (Box and content as new). Auto Art (Gateway Global LTD) Series 47110 - 70015 Range Rover 4.6 HSE - Silver (Box slightly damaged, content as new) and 70021 The James Bond Collections, Goldfinger Aston Martin - Silver (Box and content as new). Solido Series 467300 - 080809 New Mini 2001 - Red with White roof (2) (Box and content as new); Mattel Series 74299 Hot Wheels - 23908 1994 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta - Red (Box and content as new. Bburago Series 002455 - 030061 1937 Jaguar SS 100 -Green - Scale 1:18 (Box and content as new); Rextoys Rolls Royce Phantom 1V Limousine 'H.M. The Queen Of England 39' - Burgundy with Black mud guards (Box and content as new); Pauls Model Art - Minichamp Series 012138 - 77256 Bentley R Type Continental 1955 - Silver - Scale 1:43 ( Box and content as new); Schuco Series 007864 - Vw T1 Camping Van - Green/Cream - Scale 1:43 (Box and content as new); Lledo - Vanguards Limited Edition - Jaguar XK120 Limited Edition - Green - Scale 1:43 (Box and content as new) and Rover SD1 Vanden Plas EF1 - Black - Scale 1:43 (Box and content as new).
Maisto Series 412098 - 332010 1992 Jaguar XJ 220 - Scale 1:12 (box worn, content as new). Series 90159 - 31814 Special Edition original concept version Porsche Boxster - Silver - Scale 1:18 (Box and content as new); 31836 Special Edition Jaguar XK8 1996 - Green - Scale 1:18 (No manufacturer's box lost, model mounted as new); 36880 Premier edition Aston Martin DB7 Vantage - Blue - Scale 1:18 (Box slightly worn, content as new); 38848 Mercedes CLK - GT Racing - Silver, Warsteiner 12 - Scale 1:18 (No manufacturers box, model mounted as new)
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