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A rare first half 19th Century oak snuff box. Engraving reads: “Made of one of the foundation Piles of Old London Bridge. Built AD1209. Taken up 1832”
H: 2.5 cm Diameter: 7.5 cm
A rare complete set of first half 20th Century, French ceramic spice lidded containers.
Comprising: 6 large containers, 6 small containers, vinegar and oil jars.
Stock CMP0600
George III Oak Deed Box, having a hinged top and three locks. Resting on a plinth base.
C. 1770
H. 25 cm
W. 43 cm
D. 23 cm
Exceptional large desktop sculpture of two terns in flight above cresting waves 1935 by the acclaimed French animal sculptor Irénée Rochard (1906-1984).
Crisply cast in spelter with good detail (note the feathers and feet) and a bronze coloured finish, on an oval black marble plinth base.
Signed clearly ‘Rochard’. Excellent original condition. Note the two birds detach from the wave for delivery.
Height: 60cm Width 82cm Depth: 46cm
20th Century French Deco bronze, signed S. Melani, of a well toned Archer on a marble base.
1925.
Salvatore Melani (1902-1934).
H. 45 W. 60 D. 20cm.
20th Century French bronze dog and frog.
An exceptional first half 20th Century French Bronze of Elephants
Mother and Calf on slanted marble base.
Having a stamp to the bottom of the calf.
1930.
H.53.5 D.19.5 W.64cm
Stock CMT1454
Bronze ‘Victory & Defeat’
By Martin Tighe
6/10
H. 1′ 2″ – 36 cm
W. 1′ 1″ – 33 cm
Stock CMT600
Bronze ‘Victory & Defeat’
By Martin Tighe
7/10
2011
H. 1′ 2″ – 36 cm
W. 1′ 1″ – 33 cm
Stock CMT606
‘Tom Wills’
Martin Tighe
Bronze sculpture of Tom Wills.
Tom Wills was born in 1835 near Gundagai, NSW . Tom was an Australian all-round sportsman, umpire, coach and administrator who is credited with being a catalyst towards the invention of Australian Rules Football.
Stock CMT1465
‘Going Long’
Martin Tighe
Bronze footballer (2 of 9)
2009
H: 33 cm
W: 30 cm
D: 14 cm
Stock CMT900
Simpson’s Donkey
Bronze
Martin Tighe 2012
H: 33 cm
W: 45 cm
D: 27 cm
Stock CMT1464
Mother and Son
by Martin Tighe
2008 First Edition
H. 29 cm
W. 38.5 cm
D. 13 cm
17th English bronze skillet having old damage to the outswept lip
1620 – 1680
H: 22.5 cm
W: 28 cm
Late 19th century European Majolica Jardinière-Vase.
Stunning colours and design.
Majolica originated 14th Century Italy, around 1370, Tuscany and Umbria.
Over the years I have sold hundreds of English and French Green Majolica plates and the likes. Rarely have I stocked the more Italian style.
Personally, I love this vase.
This piece of art could sit on any surface, period to modern and oozing style.
C.1900
23cm x 23cm A.F.
