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Jules Moigniex (French 1835-94) pair of bronze stags on marble bases with signature to each.H 74 cm

Jules Moigniex (French 1835-94) pair of bronze stags on marble bases with signature to each.H 74 cm

Lot number: 951

Est: £500 - £800

Milo bronze figurative candlestick as a Fairy and an Iris forming the sconce, signed and on marble base H 22 cm.

Milo bronze figurative candlestick as a Fairy and an Iris forming the sconce, signed and on marble base H 22 cm.

Lot number: 952

Est: £100 - £200

After Rembrandt Bugatti, a bronze Gorilla on marble base. H 29 cm x W 32.5 cm.

After Rembrandt Bugatti, a bronze Gorilla on marble base. H 29 cm x W 32.5 cm.

Lot number: 953

Est: £300 - £400

Large Bronze Marly horse after Coustou, very fine detail signed Coustou H 60 cm.

Large Bronze Marly horse after Coustou, very fine detail signed Coustou H 60 cm.

Lot number: 954

Est: £400 - £600

"Der Schmied" by Paul Vogelsanger (German 1880-1967) 1925, large Bronze on marble base with presentation plaque in German for 25 years Technische Abtelung to a Senior Engineer Schuler. H70cm. Maximilian Joseph Johannes Eduard Schuler (5 February 1882 in Zweibrücken– 30 July 1972)[1] was a German engineer and is best known for discovering the principle known as Schuler tuning which is fundamental to the operation of a gyrocompass or inertial guidance system that will be operated near the surface of the Earth.[2] Schuler's cousin Hermann Anschütz-Kaempfe founded a firm near Kiel, Germany, to manufacture navigational devices using gyroscopes in 1905, and Schuler joined the firm in 1906. For many years they struggled with the problem of maintaining a vertical reference as a craft moved around on the surface of the Earth. In 1923 Schuler published his discovery that if the gyrocompass was tuned to have an 84.4 minute period of oscillation (the Schuler period) then it would resist errors due to sideways acceleration of the ship or aircraft in which it was installed. Later, Schuler served as a professor of dynamics at the University of Göttingen. According to the Mathematics Genealogy Project[3] he supervised one dissertation there, that of Kurt Magnus (whose other supervisor was Ludwig Prandtl).

"Der Schmied" by Paul Vogelsanger (German 1880-1967) 1925, large Bronze on marble base with presentation plaque in German for 25 years Technische Abtelung to a Senior Engineer Schuler. H70cm. Maximilian Joseph Johannes Eduard Schuler (5 February 1882 in Zweibrücken– 30 July 1972)[1] was a German engineer and is best known for discovering the principle known as Schuler tuning which is fundamental to the operation of a gyrocompass or inertial guidance system that will be operated near the surface of the Earth.[2] Schuler's cousin Hermann Anschütz-Kaempfe founded a firm near Kiel, Germany, to manufacture navigational devices using gyroscopes in 1905, and Schuler joined the firm in 1906. For many years they struggled with the problem of maintaining a vertical reference as a craft moved around on the surface of the Earth. In 1923 Schuler published his discovery that if the gyrocompass was tuned to have an 84.4 minute period of oscillation (the Schuler period) then it would resist errors due to sideways acceleration of the ship or aircraft in which it was installed. Later, Schuler served as a professor of dynamics at the University of Göttingen. According to the Mathematics Genealogy Project[3] he supervised one dissertation there, that of Kurt Magnus (whose other supervisor was Ludwig Prandtl).

Lot number: 955

Est: £2,000 - £3,000

Three Greek Warrior figures on is named as Achilles.on marble plinths.

Three Greek Warrior figures on is named as Achilles.on marble plinths.

Lot number: 956

Est: £100 - £200

Two Frederick Remington signed bronzes of "Bronco Buster" and "Plains Drifter" H53 cm and 58 cm

Two Frederick Remington signed bronzes of "Bronco Buster" and "Plains Drifter" H53 cm and 58 cm

Lot number: 957

Est: £1,000 - £1,500

B C Zheng paginated Bronze of three Wolves, signed and on black marble base. H 24cm x W31cm.

B C Zheng paginated Bronze of three Wolves, signed and on black marble base. H 24cm x W31cm.

Lot number: 958

Est: £500 - £800

Bronze small Marly horse. H20 cm

Bronze small Marly horse. H20 cm

Lot number: 959

Est: £40 - £60

Painted bronze of a Native American

Painted bronze of a Native American

Lot number: 960

Est: £40 - £60

RLalique Barbillon fish paperweight.

RLalique Barbillon fish paperweight.

Lot number: 961

Est: £100 - £200

Lalique France Anenome paperweight.

Lalique France Anenome paperweight.

Lot number: 962

Est: £70 - £100

Six 19th c glasses, with engraved bowls, faceted stems and air twist stems.

Six 19th c glasses, with engraved bowls, faceted stems and air twist stems.

Lot number: 963

Est: £70 - £100

A bronze vase signed K.Schwartz with Major Quality and Mrs Street design, image later taken and used for Quality Street. 31cm tall NO RESERVE

A bronze vase signed K.Schwartz with Major Quality and Mrs Street design, image later taken and used for Quality Street. 31cm tall NO RESERVE

Lot number: 964

Est: £0 - £0

Pair 19th C heavy cast candlesticks, modelled as a leaping mermaids/nymph and the base decorated with shells, waves, dolphins and crustaceans. H 24 cm. NO RESERVE

Pair 19th C heavy cast candlesticks, modelled as a leaping mermaids/nymph and the base decorated with shells, waves, dolphins and crustaceans. H 24 cm. NO RESERVE

Lot number: 965

Est: £0 - £0

Large cast iron racehorse and jockey, 40 cm x 44cm

Large cast iron racehorse and jockey, 40 cm x 44cm

Lot number: 966

Est: £50 - £100