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20TH CENTURY SCHOOL - Abstract, bronze sculpture signed 'Li', 21 1/2" high.
Sold for £190
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EDUARDO DIAZ YPES (Uruguayan) (1910-1970) - Bust of a young lady, bronze sculpture, signed, inscribed 'Montevideo' and dated '49, 13" high on ebonised plinth.
Sold for £200
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SYLVIA GILLEY (b.1908) - Bust of a young lady with scraped back hair, bronze sculpture, signed and dated 1944, 15" high.
Sold for £250
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FREDERICK GEORGE HUGHES (1924-2004) 'Taurus' perspex and nylon sculpture, 26" wide.
Note: Frederick George Hughes, member of The Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts, studied engineering and later architecture. His interest in sculpture began whilst specialising in art at teacher training college and he exhibited for eight consecutive years at The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 1968-75. He also exhibited at many local galleries.
Sold for £760
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FREDERICK GEORGE HUGHES (1924-2004) 'Interposed', perspex and nylon construction, signed to base and dated '72, 20 1/2" high.
Note: Frederick George Hughes, member of The Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts, studied engineering and later architecture. His interest in sculpture began whilst specialising in art at teacher training college and he exhibited for eight consecutive years at The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 1968-75. He also exhibited at many local galleries.
Sold for £800
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JOHN MCKENZIE (1897-1972) 'The Victor's Crown', slate carving in relief, signed with initials and mounted on oak stand, 7 1/4" high.
Note: For further details regarding the sculptor please refer to the auctioneer.
Sold for £320
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JOHN HUGGINS (British, b 1938) A BRONZE 'ARCHAIC HEAD' on a square wooden base, 2/7, numbered and inscribed with sculptor's initials, 4 3/4" high.
Provenance: The Artist's Studio
Born in Wiltshire in 1938, John Huggins studied at The West of England College of Art in Bristol. He is a Fellow of The Royal Society of British Sculptors and a long-serving RWA, where he served as Artist, Chairman and Vice President.
Sold for £200
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PETER HAYES (British, b. 1946) 'White Totem with copper bars mounted on a double slate plinth', 20 1/2" high in total.
Provenance: The Artist's Studio
Sold for £180
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PETER HAYES (British, b. 1946) 'Blue wave Raku blade mounted on Welsh slate base support', 11 1/4" in total.
Sold for £140
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PETER HAYES (British, b. 1946) 'Raku keyhole bow form ceramic', 6 3/4" high.
Sold for £140
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PETER BEARD (British, b. 1951) A modernist sculpture of green and white wavy line design, on a slate base, the base impressed with the potter's mark, 18" high in total.
Sold for £130
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A NUDE TERRACOTTA TORSO approx 28" high.
Sold for £60
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