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A FRENCH GILT-BRONZE MODEL OF A CORMORANT, 19TH CENTURY, the bird cast with a worm wrapped around its beak, modelled standing on a naturalistic ba...
A BRONZE MODEL OF A HORSE
A BRONZE MODEL OF A HORSE, cast standing with tail raised and ears pricked, on a wooden plinth. 24.5cm high, plinth 24cm by 12.5cmIn very good con...
TWO 19TH CENTURY COMPOSITION CORPUS CHRISTI, each modelled with crown of thorns. Larger 50cm high, 32.5cm wide (across arms) ...[more]
A RELIEF MOULDED COMPOSITION PLAQUE, depicting Medieval musicians. 124cm by 51cmNote: A similar gilded plaque hangs above the staircase at Cliffe ...
A 19TH CENTURY "GRAND TOUR" MINIATURE BRONZE BUST. 4cmIn generally good condition. ...[more]
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRONZE BOOKENDS, each cast with a titled view of Windsor Castle and the Thames. 15cm wideIn generally good condition. ...[mor...
A SUBSTANTIAL PAIR OF BRONZE CANDLESTICKS, 19th Century, with reeded and knopped stems, raised on square bases. 38cm ...[more]
A CONTINENTAL FRUITWOOD CORPUS CHRISTI, probably 19th century, finely carved with detailed anatomy and extravagantly draped perizonium. 24cm ...[...
AN UNUSUAL COLD-PAINTED, WALL-MOUNTED APPLIQUE OF A WOODCOCK, c. 1900, the breast fitted with a hinged door enclosing a compartment. Height 18cm ...
AN ART DECO STYLE BRONZE FIGURE OF A DANCER, cast with arms outstretched and her left leg raised behind her, raised on a turned tapering marble so...
AFTER THE ANTIQUE, A PATINATED BRONZE OF A GLADIATOR, a shield in his right hand, a sword in his left, on a rectangular plinth. Height overall 31cm
AFTER CHARLES LEVY, A PAIR OF PATINATED BRONZE FIGURES OF MAIDENS, CIRCA 1900, each cast standing in flowing robes, signed in the cast CH. LEVY, r...
AN ART DECO SPELTER
AN ART DECO SPELTER GROUP, cast as a stylised young lady holding back two rearing hounds, raised on a multi-marble plinth. 43.5cm wide ...[more]
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