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Click here to subscribeA Bronze Mounted Royal Doulton Pottery Table Oil Lamp, the pedestal vase shape pottery stand with Slaters type textured bulbous body decorated with repeat flowers in cream against black and heightened in gilt, the flared neck gilded with birds in circular reserves against a dense scroll, leaf and bird filled ground, the base with two scroll and two lion paw and mask feet, supporting a slice cut reservoir and Hinks & Son patent burner, with opaque white shade and chimney, stamped on the base "Messenger", {72cm overall}
Auguste Moreau - A Pair of 19th Century French Bronze and Ormolu Candlestick Figures, one modelled as Neptune standing with one foot resting on the head of a dolphin, and holding a trident; the other modelled as Juno standing with a peacock, both holding leafy candle branches, on rouge marble shallow plinths and fish and shell cast bases, {underside applied with Houdebine foundry label, 30.5cm}
A Pair of Bronze, Ormolu and Marble Three Branch Candelabra, each with vine cast semi-fluted campana urns on acanthus sheathed upswept branches issuing from three ram's heads in ormolu, upheld by a bronze infant kneeling on rocks, on a veined rouge marble fluted base with toupie feet, {48.5cm high}, now adapted as electric table lamps (nozzles drilled)
A Carriage Clock, by James McCabe London, No 3296, the fusee movement with ratchet tooth lever with plain balance and ruby end-stone, the silvered dial with seconds and traces of signature below 6, in a bronze case with fluted band and handle, the top glass with repeating button, the shuttered back with slides for regulation and strike/silent, {circa 1860, 22cm high} (handle lowered)
Jenyns (R. Soame and William Watson.) Chinese Art, 1 vol. only (of 2), New York, 1963 ~ Lion-Goldschmidt (Daisy) and Jean-Claude Moreau-Gobard. Chinese Art, Bronze, Jade, Sculpture, Ceramic, New York, 1962 ~ Craven (Thomas, editor ) A Treasury of Art Masterpieces from the REnaissance to the Present Day, New York, 1939 ~ Dvorakova (Vlasta), et al. Gothic Mural Painting in Bohemia and Moravia 1300-1378, 1964, plates, illustrations, some coloured, original cloth, some dust-jackets; and a quantity of others, Fine Arts, v.s. (qty).
An Austrian bronze and ivory figure, with carved ivory head and hands, modelled as a young Pierrot, with ruff collar, having pom-poms on the front of his waisted coat, on his cuffs and his shoes, he holds a large folded fan in his arms, on square marble base, 18.5cm. high, signed 'Luguth', foundry mark for Arthur Rosenberg and 'Austria'.
An Art Deco carved ivory and bronze figure, by Ferdinand Preiss, modelled as a slender young woman wearing a short and clinging costume with frilled skirt, golden tights and a plumed scullcap, in tones of copper, she adopts a stylish pose above a shaped marble base, 21.5cm. high, signed on bronze support 'F. Preiss' (losses to two fingers).
George III (1760-1820), crown, 1819 LIX, some minor scuffs but good very fine and toned; other crowns, 1663, 1822, halfcrowns, 1817, 1879, florins, 1885, 1895, et infra (6), mostly poor or fair; modern crowns, 1953 (2), 1977 (6), 1980 (8), 1981 (16), generally mint state; together with a quantity of British regal cupro-nickel and bronze, mixed grades; and a small official silver medal for the 1902 Coronation -lot
George IV (1820-30), crown, 1821, William IV, halfcrown, 1836, good to fair; later crowns (6), 1935, 1951 (4), 1953, mostly extremely fine and boxed as issued; 1953 plastic sets (2); Royal Mint proof sets (10), 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, all £1 - 1p. or _p., 1986, £2 - 1p., 1989 (2), £2 - 1p. (both include 2 x £2), and silver proof 5p. two-coin set, 1990, all mint state and cased as issued; with sundry other mostly modern coins and sets etc., a £1 note and a 150th Anniversary bronze medal for the Great Western Railway -lot
George IV (1820-30), farthing, 1825, extremely fine; Victoria, half-farthing, 1844; later regal bronze (24), including pennies, 1891, 1902 HT, halfpennies, 1901, 1902, and third-farthings, 1902, 1913 (2), mixed grades but the listed coins mostly extremely fine, with original lustre; and a small selection of George VI issues (33), including several 1950 and 1951 pennies, mixed grades but generally very fine or better, a useful lot -59
Edward VII (1901-10), Coronation, 1902, crown; other earlier milled silver (8), comprising halfcrown, 1663, shillings, 1745 Lima, 1747, 1787, 1887 J.H., and sixpences, 1696Y, 1787, generally fair to fine; with a small bronze medallion for the wedding of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, 1863, by L.C. Wyon, 32mm., this good extremely fine, in fitted case of issue -10