Orlando & Brown Antiques

Magnificent 19th century stained glass window. Formally from The Dawn Club circa 1890, first womans suffrage association in Australia. The location was at 26 Jamison Street The Rocks Sydney. 2500mm high x 1350mm wide

'The Riding Crop' a Large and Impressive Patinated Bronze Female, circa 1925 modelled bare-chested dressed in negligee, with original green patina, stockings and high heels, holding a riding crop behind her back, on an oval marble base 86cm high, signed in the cast 'Bruno Zach' Medium patinated bronze Year of Work Circa 1925 Size Height 33.9 in. / Height 86 cm. Misc. Signed

Rare fine Original French cast-iron figure of Bacchus. Marked Forges Paris circa 1850. Size 1500mm high. Jean-Jacques Ducel, copper and cast iron founder in Paris was awarded a medal in the exhibit of 1844 for his vases, urns, cast iron bas-reliefs, torches and religious artefacts. His work was also rewarded an honorable mention in 1851 and a First class medal in 1855. The foundry in Pocé-sur-Cisse, which J.J. Ducel owned was one of the largest artistic foundry in France until his death in 1877.