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An early 20th Century Bronze metal (possibly lead??) double Ink Well modelled as a laden camel together with a Bronze Sculpture of a horse (2)

Pope-Hennessy-Cat..Italian Sculpture... V&A 3 vol. 1964; Renaissance Bronzes from the Samuel H. Kress Collection 1965 § Leisinger (Hermann) Romanesque Bronzes: Church Portals in Mediaeval Europe 1956 § Planiscig (Leo) De Bronzeplastiken Vienna 1924 § Weihrauch (Hans R. editor) Die Bildwerke in Bronze... Munich 1956 § McAllister (I.) Alfred Gilbert 1929 § Epstein (Jacob) T Sculptor Speaks... to Arnold L. Haskell inscribed by Haskell on title fore-edge lightly damp-stained 1931 illustrations original cloth dust-jackets the first also with slip-case all a little rubbed; and 6 others sculpture 4to & 8vo(15)

R Moll, a Bronze Patinated Spelter/composition Sculpture, nude study, 19” high

AFTER FOURNIER (FRENCH XIXth CENTURY) Bronze Sculpture of `Ruth`, gleaning corn with a sickle in her right hand, signature to base, raised on marble plinth, overall 29ins. high

THEODORE GILLICK (1972 - ) Bronze Sculpture of Roe Deer, signed and with edition number 10 over 15, approx. 43ins high -(ARR)

A bronze sculpture of a classical maiden with cupid beside her on a turned marble socle, bearing signature Moreau, 21 3/4" high.

[MOORE, Henry (1898-1986)] -- SHAKESPEARE, William (1554-1616). Hamlet. Rome: Delfino, [1985]. 2° (477 x 332mm). Abridged text in English edited by Stanley Wells. 10 offset lithographs in colours after Henry Moore, printed tissue-guards. Publisher's binding of full dark brown morocco over wooden boards, rectangular bronze bas-relief 'Hamlet's Dilemma' by Moore to upper board, uncut, complete with original vertical cut-out suede-covered stand. Provenance: Ettore Greco Scribani (metal bookplate). EXCEPTIONALLY FINE COPY OF THIS RARE MOORE ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE. The bas-relief bronze on the upper cover is a recasting of the 'Reclining Figure' portion of 'Relief: Three Quarters Mother and Child and Reclining Figure', 1977 (cf. A. Bowness, Henry Moore - Complete Sculpture, Volume 5 1974-1980, 1983; listed and illustrated as catalogue raisonnée no. 728). Number 520 of 1200 copies, although it is very probable that this limitation is grossly exaggerated. TWO COPIES ONLY CAN BE TRACED IN INSTITUTIONS: Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, Stratford-upon-Avon and Stanley Wells' copy at the Henry Moore Foundation, both being examples of the 21 lettered 'ad personam' copies. (2) View on Christie's.com

A pair of large modern horse sculpture bronze effect table lamps 66cm

Modern bronze sculpture of nudes

A reproduction Art Deco style sculpture Horse and Jockey "Well Run" cast resin bronze 112 cm tall

A modern signed bronze sculpture depicting a group of cows

A bronze sculpture of a semi naked lady on a black marble base 41cm x 17cm x 13cm

A modern bronze sculpture of a recumbent pointer suckling two puppies, 30cm long.

A patinated bronze model of a Bacchante, in the manner of Claude Michel, called Clodion, third quarter 19th century, portrayed nude, with flambeau torch held aloft, her weight on her right foot, the figure supported by a tree stump behind, on a waisted, circular variegated red and white marble socle, 53cm high. This model is more usually cast with a bunch of grapes in the raised left hand and a cup in the lowered right, after Clodion’s original conception, also being one part of an opposing pair. In this example the attributes of debauchery have been removed and replaced, possibly reflecting the more temperate nature of the later 19th century buying public. Examples with the original bacchic attributes are held in the Wallace Collection, numbered 215 and 216. See Wallace Collection Catalogues, Sculpture, 1931, pp 78-79 and p49

A bronze resin equestrian sculpture of a horse and jockey

JEAN-PIERRE GHYSELS, early 20th century, polished bronze sculpture, signed and numbered 4/5, 13cm x 16cm, marble block base.

A fine Chinese gilt bronze model of a Buddhist acolyte, standing with his hands held together and leaning slightly forwards, his hair tied in three top knots and wearing a large earring, his robes are elaborately decorated with lotus on a matted ground and with traces of original pigment to his head, late Ming dynasty, 17th century, 31cm. (2) Cf. d`Argence, Chinese Korean and Japanese Sculpture, The Avery Brundage Collection, no.115, pp.294-5 for a related Qing example and Spink & Son Ltd., The Minor Arts of China IV, pp.58-59, nos.67 & 68 for related examples.

A cold cast bronze sculpture of an Art Deco style dancing figure, signed "David Smith?, Copyright 88" to back

R Moll, signed patinated Bronze composition Sculpture, Head and Shoulders Bust of Child, 8” high

A BRONZE SCULPTURE, POSSIBLY A CAR MASCOT, OF THE DEVIL

A bronze study of a Roman sculpture of Venus, modelled without arms, a robe covering the lower part of the statue`s body, Height 32.5"

A bronze sculpture of a horse.

John Erskine Milne 1931-1978- Untitled, abstract figure study; a rare lithograph, signed and numbered 2/10 in pencil, the full sheet with margins, unexamined out of the frame, apparently very good condition, 33x23cm, (unframed) Note: Sculpture in bronze, wood, aluminium and stone. Born In Eccles, Lancashire. Attended the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere, in Paris, and for two years he was a pupil of Barbara Hepworth and her assistant.

* Pal Kepenyes Kovacs, Mexican/Hungarian mid 20th/21st century- Surrealist figure; bronze sculpture, signed, 4cm., (high) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Bronze sculpture of a boy dressed as a pirate, 8 high unsigned with a bronzed figure of a discus thrower."

A modern sculpture `Blacksmith`, `A Wheelwright` by R Gibbon, a small bronze urn and another

A bronze sculpture of two hunting dogs sniffing for their prey. Unsigned to the base. Early 20th Century.

Constantin Cristesco, Romanian. A bronze sculpture of two horses taking a hurdle, foundry mark for Susse Frere of Paris 27cm high, 15cm deep

§ Graham Gilchrist/ Float Out 1/ bronze sculpture on a wood plinth/ label beneath dated 1969/the plinth 22.5cm x 22.5cm (9" x 9")/and another bronze sculpture

§ Keith Milow/Tondo/patinated bronze and resin sculpture, 40.75cm (16") diameter

A contemporary gilt bronze sculpture of geometric stylized form on a rectangular wooden base, signed `M.B` and with indistinct foundry mark Cire Perdue, 23.7 cm high. Illustrated.

A contemporary gilt bronze sculpture of geometric stylized form on a shaped wooden base, signed `M.B` and with indistinct foundry mark Cire Perdue, 18.5 cm high. Illustrated.

* JOHN MULVEY: "Embrace 1972", a cast bronze sculpture of two figures, on a stepped rectangular marble base with plaque detailing title and artist, 19in. long

H. CHARGEBOEUF: A cast bronze sculpture of a child with a scarf wrapped around her head carrying a basket and folio, after the original by Pascall, 8in. high. See illustration

JOHN MULVEY "Mother and child", a gilt bronze abstract sculpture on a red-veined stepped marble base with title and artist detailed on a plaque, 37" high

JONATHAN KNIGHT: Bronze sculpture of Racehorses, dated 1987

A small bronze sculpture of a figure by Rudolf Svobodam, on red veined marble base unsigned 15.5cm. high

ALFRED DRURY (British, 1856-1944) A bronze bust of Elsie Doncaster, on a green marble square pedestal base, signed to the reverse, 18 1/2" high `The subject of this work is the daughter of the Doncasters who were friends with Drury. He used each of the daughters as the inspiration for one of his works. Clarrie was the model for the sculptures of Morning and Evening in the city square Leeds. Gracie was the model for the bust known as The Age of Innocence, but for this, his most charming work, he gave no allegorical title, just a simple portrait title.` (Robert Bowman, Sir Alfred Gilbert and the New Sculpture, London, 2008 P.22)

ELI ILAN (1928-1982) ISRAELI A BRONZE ABSTRACT SCULPTURE made during the 1970s and formed as two claws, supported on a square marble base. 12ins high.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE OF TWO NUDE BOYS PLAYING LEAP FROG, on oval rockwork base. Bearing inscribed monogram with letters CAW, lacks original plinth. 11.5" High.

MOISHE KOGAN (Russian, 1879-1942) Bronze sculpture, Woman, signed, height 9".

Sydney Harpley, RA, 1927-1992, A bronze of a standing female, mounted on a marble plinth base, signed and numbered 6/6 51 x 11 x 14cm (19.89 x 4.29 x 5.46in); together with Two accompanying letters from the artist discussing the sculpture, sold following an exhibition at the Royal Academy for

Large contemporary bronze sculpture of a stalking tiger, 12.5" high x 42.5" long

A small contemporary bronze sculpture of a cat standing and arching its back on a rough hewn rectangular plinth (approx 20cms high. Extremely heavy).

A brown patinated cast bronze abstract sculpture, in the style of Henry Moore, of a female nude seated on a bench, numbered `2/5` to side of bench, height approx 36cm.

A silver limited edition model of a `Boy with a Dolphin`, designed by David Wynne, No 77 of 250, London 1980 by Mappin & Webb, on an inscribed green marble plinth, length approx 30.5cm, cased. Note: the original bronze sculpture by David Wynne in 1975 is located on the Chelsea embankment.

A 20th century studio bronze sculpture of a naked male ballet dancer en pointe, indistinctly monogrammed and numbered I/XII, on a black slate base, 51 cm (20 in) high overall

XXth Century Stoneware Bronze Patinated Sculpture of a Commemorative Head from the Altar of The Queen Mother of Benin, West Africa, after original XVIth Century, on oak base

Pope-Hennessy.Introduction to Italian Sculpture 3 vol. in 5. 1955-63 § Avery (Charles) Giambologna: The Complete Sculpture Mt. Kisco NY 1987 § Radcliffe (A.) and others. The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection: Renaissance and Later Sculpture... 1992 § Scher (S.K.) The Currency of Fame: Portrait Medals of the Renaissance New York 1994 § Ayrton (M.) Giovanni Pisano 1969 § Bode (Wilhelm) The Italian Bronze Statuettes of the Renaissance new edition revised by J.D.Draper New York 1980 illustrations some colour original cloth or boards all but vol.1 of the first and the last with dust-jackets some a little rubbed or yellowed; and 10 others on sculpture mostly Italian Renaissance 4to & folio(20)

A pair of 19th Century bronze figures, classical maidens, sculpture and painting on circular bases, 11 1/2" high

A bronze sculpture of a dolphin.

A bronze sculpture of a wild boar on a black marble base 45cm wide, 31cm high

A bronze sculpture of a pointer carrying a pheasant in its mouth, standing on a green marble base 39.5cm wide, 25cm high

A large bronze sculpture of an eagle (wing span 90cm)

Constant Roux - French, 1865-1929. A patinated bronze sculpture entitled "Fighting Gladiator", circa 1920. The title "Cire Perdue"; the signature "Constant-Roux" and the foundry stamp and signature for "Susse Freres, Editeurs, Paris" all to the rear of the base. 65cm high. ILLUSTRATED

An unusual late 19th Century French bronze Anamalier Sculpture of a hound in `naturalistic` pose, the oval base signed Delabriere (Paul Edouard 1829-1912), (with traces of the original gilding), approximately 6" high x 8" long, illustrated inside front cover

A late 19th Century Japanese Meiji period bronze and ivory Sculpture of a young fisher boy, the bronze signed to coat tail (for restoration)

A collection of English and French Sporting Books, Lionel Edwards, Venerie aujourd` hui, 4 vol`s illustrated by John Leech, Romford`s Hounds, Beasts of the Chase (illustrated by Lionel Edwards, including some colour plates) together with Bronze Sculpture of Les Animaliers (Reference and Price Guide) (14)

Donald Gilbert (1900-1961) A bronze sculpture of a crouching monkey, raised on a stepped variagated stone plinth base, signed in the bronze `D. Gilbert 1920`, (plinth repaired) 29cm high overall Donald Gilbert was a sculptor and artist. He had studied at the Birmingham Central School of Art, The Royal College of Art and The Royal Academy. His works include busts of John Logie Baird (on display at the National Portrait Gallery, London) and Edward Elgar at the Guildhall Worcester. He also designed many wares for the Denby Pottery and Ashtead Pottery.

ALLEN HALLETT, A bronze Sculpture of a Kudu rising up on a wooden plinth, 1/20 16 1/2 in H