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A collection of Indian bronzes. To include: a bronze wall mask of 'Shiva', three bronze, south east asian figure of temple dancers; A pair of Indian bronze models of peacock inset with turquoise beading, another bronze model of a peacock; A carved stone fragment of reclining buddha; 8 further bronze figures of Shiva, Ganesh, and others./16
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A collection of memorabilia relating to Councillor John George Bosworth Stone - "The Canterbury Rebel" - Councillor of Canterbury City Council for 57 years, including - M.B.E. (Civil Division) in fitted case, leather-bound vellum "Freedom of the City of Canterbury" dated 24th March 1936, leather-bound presentation copy of "London Life in the XVIII Century" by M. Dorothy George, published London 1925, a copy of the Kentish Gazette dated Friday, 13th April 1945 announcing his death, and a gold cased wristwatch of small proportions with expanding bracelet, the back and face engraved with presentation inscription, etc
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Quantity of various makes: Dinky Commer fire engine (955) boxed, 2 double deck buses, BEV electric truck, Luxury coach, Jaguar XK120, Trojan van, etc; plus a small quantity of Matchbox vehicles, and 2 boxed Morris & Stone Esso series AA motorcycles, FC to VGC Most unboxed items worn and damaged. Approx 28 items
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Henry Moore, O.M., C.H., 1898-1986, RECLINING FIGURE, stone and carved concrete, length: 16cm., 6.25in. Executed in 1932.This work is recorded in the archives of the Henry Moore Foundation under number LH 120a. "Mexican sculpture, as soon as l found it, seemed to me true and right... Its 'stoniness,' by which I mean its truth to material, its tremendous power without loss of sensitiveness, its astonishing variety and fertility of form invention and its approach to a full three-dimensional conception of form, make it unsurpassed in my opinion by any other period of stone sculpture." (Henry Moore, cited in Philip James, ed., Henry Moore on Sculpture, London, 1966, p. 159.)
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