Ref: F703 . . . £695

Dianna the Huntress
An unsigned French spelter figural group of Dianna and dog, standing a large 21.5 inch high, on a 19 inch long and 8 inch deep base of portorro marble and brown and cream onyx. She has a grey skin tone and black enamelling to her dress, and is carrying her arrows on her back. Condition is very good and original with some expected ageing to the patina and a few minor nibbles to the edges of the marble.

Huge Renaissance Group by Gori
A wonderful French spelter and ivorene group on a brown onyx base, signed G. Gory, and measuring 28 inches long by 21 inches high and 9 inches deep. In very good condition with just a fine surface crack to the top onyx veneer.

Lady Tazza by Moreau
A French green and gold patinated spelter theatrical lady standing on a tazza of sienna and verdigris marble dish measuring 10 inches in diameter (26cm), supported by a green patinated spelter stand and signed M + F Moreau. Other than some expected ageing and minor wear to the lady's patina the piece is in very good undamaged condition. A rare item that I have never seen before.

Bird Lady by Chiparus
Wonderful French spelter group of a lady with birds by Demetre Chiparus, and mounted on an ovular pink marble base (possibly a replacement) measuring 11 inches (28cm) long. Total height is 9 inches (23cm) and she is signed in the metal to the back of her dress - D.H. Ch. Condition is very good with just some ageing to the patina.

Panther Group by Cartier
French spelter figural group of a pair of panthers by and signed Cartier. The double wedge shape marble base is made of black and a rare black, white and sienna type marble with cream onyx intersections to the front panel. Panthers have a bronzed patina, and condition is very good with some minor patina ageing to the back of one panther. Measures 32.5 inches long, 14 inches high and 6.5 inches deep (83x36x17cm).

The Listening Man
French spelter male hunter wearing a loincloth, and with a bronze patina. He is unsigned but undoubtedly by either Joe De Roncourt or Cipriani who both produced the same version of this figure, (not surprising when apparently they were friends who shared the same workshop. Mounted on a portorro marble base and in good condition.