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Some frost damage to the glaze as expected on a model of this age. Fine quality modelling.
Marked ‘Made in Italy’ underneath.
H64cm
W40cm
D22cm
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The eyes are made from glass and the breed is similar to a deer hound/greyhound from the period.
A very rare piece in excellent condition for its age. Some wear through on the nose.
H87cm
W42cm
D60cm front of head to tail
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Makers to the Queen.
Fully fitted with tack trees and folding out to a table.
L125cm
Tree Ht 207cm
Apex Ht 110cm
D49cm
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Born around 1881 ,Guy Lipscombe was in charge of the Art Department for ‘The Motor’ magazine from 1903, and illustrated over 40 front covers for that magazine and ‘Autocar‘ magazine, and then went on to become a war artist in WW1.
He spent much time holidaying in St. Mawes Cornwall where he regularly painted harbours, sea views, cottages and beautiful ladies !
H94cm
W80cm
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A rare set of standing tubular bells c1910 with original painting ‘JARVIS’S BAND’ all tuned and complete with bashers.
H 182cm
D 50cm
L 62cm
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A wood carving of a man in Arabic clothing signed Alfreda E Beresford, RA, RSA, SWA, RMS.
Sold with a set of facsimile photographs from the original studio album.
H30cm
W21cm
D9cm
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An original 1930’s bronze of a man dancing signed at the base by Alfreda E Beresford.
Society of Scottish Artists and Royal Academy of Artists.
Believed to be only one made. Prov: Beresford Family.
Sold with an original studio album containing other works.
H66cm
W22cm
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An English Victorian pottery stone funghi group by LEFCo: The Leeds Fireclay Company which also founded the famous Burmantofs factory in Leeds. Dating from around 1890 this piece is exceptionally rare.
H 49cm Dia 40cm
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This is the sign that would have been displayed outside a Chemist shop in 1850-1870. It is of course, a model of a pestle and mortar. The contruction is solid wood which is turned but with a zinc or lead hammered cover to the top. These are now very rare.
Height 32.5 inches Width 16 inches.
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