Ref: F186 . . . £240

Scarf Dancer Striker - Lorenzl
This pretty gold cold painted enamel spelter scarf dancer is a striker (cigarette lighter) and although unsigned - attributed to Lorenzl. She stands 10.5 inches high and the marble base measures 6 inches by 3.5 inches. Condition is good but she is missing her striker wand.

French Spelter Group
Beautiful spelter lady and deer with silver patina holding a fawn. Approx 20 inches tall on a 23 x 4 inch base of onyx and portoro marble with green intersections. Weight 24 pounds.

Ref: F133 . . . £595

Spelter Pheasant
Lovely brown and gold spelter pheasant, probably French with beautiful detailing to the bird. The base is 16 inches by 7 inches and weighs 18 pounds. There is a small crack to the marble on one corner, but still a lovely detailed bird.

Ball-Lady & Deer
A French spelter lady with sunray detail on her skirt, mounted on a 26 inch (66cm) Portorro base with central green onyx intersection. 11 inches (28cm) tall.

Signed 'Rochard'
Unusual French spelter figure signed by 'Rochard'. She is a lady playing with a seal. The lady is sitting on a rock and there is another seal's head poking out of the rock. The base is brown and black marble with a lovely onyx top slab. 21 inches long, 6 inches deep and 14 inches high. Weight 25 pounds.

Ref: F23 . . . £645

Spelter Dancer
Gold patinated spelter dancer 11.5 inches (29cm) high, mounted on an ovular alabaster and onyx base. Condition is not perfect as there is a mark around her right arm which I believe is an old repair. Priced accordingly at £175

Grape Dancer
Lovely spelter nude dancing with grapes made by the Le Verrier foundry in the 1920s-1930s, and designed by Denis - famous for his scarf dancer and Danseuse au Boules figures. She measures 12.5 inches (32cm) high, including the alabster base. Signed in the metal base. Condition is very good.
This item was recently hired to the BBC for a programme on Art Deco architecture, filmed at Claridge's.

'Russe' by Le Verrier
Lovely boy and panther group by Max Le Verrier and produced in his own factory during the 1920s-30s. Green patinated spelter and mounted on a stepped stone base baring the signature. 25.5 inches long, 6.5 inches deep and 14 inches high (65x16x36cm). I love this piece as it so beautifully captures youth turning to manhood, as the boy has not yet grown into his hands and feet - Max Le Verrier at his best.