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Click here to subscribeAFTER THE ANTIQUE; 19th century, a bronze study of Marcus Aurelius on horseback, modelled wearing a toga with his right arm extended, the horse with front leg raised and wearing a finely detailed saddle cloth, on a Siena marble base with gilt bronze mounts and scrolling feet decorated with owls and snakes, height 60cm. *Marcus Aurelius reigned from 173-76 A.D. The original sculpture can be seen at the Capitoline museum in Rome
AFTER ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE, a patinated bronze study of a spaniel and mallard, on a naturalistic base, signed 'BARYE', height 8cm, length 11.5cm Provenance: formerly owned by James Pattison Currie, former Governor of the Bank of England (1885-1887) and H.M Lieutenant for the City of London and thence by family descent to the current vendor
A PAIR OF EMPIRE STYLE BRONZE EWERS, late 19th century, each with a twin stem handle surmounted by a bird with wings outstretched, the spout with a mask above floral sprays and figures with dogs, with a cast winged cherub figurehead, on a tapering knopped column and outswept circular red marble bases, height 51cm (2)
AFTER ANTONIO SUSINI, a bronze copy of The Rape Of The Sabine by Giambologna*, the gilt bronze group on a naturalistic ground and octagonal marble base; together with a Classical style marble column with square top and gilt mounts on a stepped, square base, bronze height 86cm, total height when seated on column 200cm *located in the Loggia Dei Lanzi, Florence ** also with a 1980 Christie's catalogue for The Hatvany Collection, Lot 21 showing the original 17th century bronze group by Susini
Stocker, Daniel: Reliefplakette 'Drei Chariten'. Deutscher Bildhauer (1865-1957), Bronze, Bildnis dreier Chariten, reliefiert, sign. r. u. 'Dan Stocker'. Stocker war an der Kunstakademie in Stuttgart tätig. Diverse Standbilder und Figuren im Stuttgarter Stadtraum stammen von ihm, u.a. jene an der Fassade des Stuttgarter Opernhauses. 12,5 x 11 cm. Zustand I-II
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