Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

An early 20th century Danish pewter five light candelabrum by Just Andersen, the scrolling branches on a knop stem and lobed circular base, bearing maker's mark to underside, height 20cm. Provenance: Churchmans Auction Galleries, 'Chantry House, Steyning, Sussex, the Sale of the Contents', 1st April 1978, Lot 292. Note: the artist Gluck (Hannah Gluckstein) lived at Chantry House from 1944 until her death in January 1978.

A group of four late 20th century hand-made models of four golf clubs, length 25.5cm, mounted on a wooden display stand with applied plaque inscribed 'Driver. Grass Driver. Baffy. Putter. Made by E. Davies', height 29cm.

An A.H. Scott, Elie, 'Straight-line' golf putter, length 92cm, an Otey Corisman' U.S.A. Stylist HB' putter, length 91cm, and an offset neck putter, possibly by Willy Park, length 94cm.

A group of four golf clubs, comprising a James A. Smith brass headed putter, an Anderson Anstruther Mashie iron and two modern hickory shafted clubs.

A 19th century mahogany cased bone alphabet set, the sliding lid inset with a plaque inscribed 'Spelling Alphabet', the compartmentalized interior containing approximately 130 bone tiles, both sides engraved with upper and lower case letters, length of box 23.5cm.

A group of collectors' items, including a Perry & Co novelty paperclip in the form of a horseshoe, a carved hardwood vesta holder in the form of a turret and a selection of pens.

A George III mahogany tea caddy, width 28.5cm, together with a Victorian amboyna work box, width 28.5cm, and a walnut tea caddy.

An Edwardian oak stationery box, the hinged lid and fall front enclosing a letter rack and writing slope, the side fitted with a drawer, width 42cm.

After Guillaume Coustou - an early 20th century French brown patinated cast bronze figure of a Marly horse and attendant, height 57.5cm.

Sally Hersh - 'Rudolf Nureyev', a mid/late 20th century bronzed cast resin head and shoulders portrait bust of the renowned ballet dancer, the craggy stone base bearing an applied plaque inscribed 'Rudolf Nureyev by Sally Hersh 1973', height 60cm.

An Edwardian oak stationery box, the hinged lid and fall front enclosing a fitted interior with letter rack and writing slope, width 43cm.

A late 19th century French brown patinated cast bronze tazza, after a model by Ferdinand Levillain, the central medallion depicting a scene of two figures titled 'Pandore', the rim with two scroll handles, raised on turned stem and four claw feet, width 39.5cm.

A 20th century barrister's wig, contained within an oval tole painted tin case, together with a Moss Bros riding crop and a replica Louis Vuitton back scratcher.

A 19th century French ivory and paper folding fan, one side painted with a Rococo scene of figures within a garden, the sticks and guards with pierced decoration, length 27cm, framed and glazed.

After Lecomte - a late 20th century brown patinated cast bronze head and shoulders portrait bust of Napoleon, on a socle base and marble plinth, height 37cm.

After Giambologna and Fulconis - a pair of late 19th century French patinated cast bronze figures of Mercury and Fortuna, both raised on black marble bases with bronze mounts depicting bands of cherubs, heights 82cm and 77cm.

H. Cozzo - a mid-20th century brown patinated cast bronze football trophy, modelled in the form of a standing footballer, bearing cast signature, raised on an ebonized plinth, bearing applied plaque inscribed 'Trofeu 'Oscar' de jornal dos Sports, Arthur T. Ford, Melhor Juiz do Campeonato Carioca de 1948', height 42cm.

A pair of late 19th century Indian carved black stone carpet weights of reeded finial form, height 17cm, width 10cm.