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Willi Kismer (b 1951)

Biography of German artist Willi Kismer (b 1951)

Willi Kismer (b 1951) was born in Duisburg, West Germany in 1951.

Kismer started a career in music playing in a rock band until 1980, after which he concentrated on the visual arts. Kismer set up a studio in Germany and then moved to Bourgogne in France. He studied in India for a year and now works again in Germany.

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Lot FS28/312

Lot FS28/312: Willi Kismer [20/21st Century German] - 'Roter Troso', draped Female Nude

Willi Kismer [20/21st Century German] - 'Roter Troso', draped female nude - signed and inscribed etching plate size 38 x 26.5cm.

Estimate: £100 - £150
Realised: £220

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Sale FS20; Lot: 1112: An Edwardian walnut, mahogany and floral marquetry partners kneehole desk, crossbanded and bordered with boxwood lines and decorated with a marquetry of scrolling floral foliage, the rectangular top inset with a panel of tooled leather, fitted to one side with a central kneehole drawer, flanked by four short drawers to either side, to the other a false drawer and a pair of enclosed cupboards on plinth bases, the top 153cm (5ft 0 1/4in) x 94cm (3ft 1in).

An Edwardian Walnut, Mahogany and Floral Marquetry Partners Kneehole Desk (FS20/1112)

Sold for £2,300

Sale FS18; Lot: 0187: An early 20th century gold graduated curb-link bracelet with circular locket clasp decorated with monogram above grenade for the 'Grenadier Guards' and opening to reveal a portrait photograph.

An Early 20th Century Gold Graduated Curb-link Bracelet (FS18/187)

Sold for £700

Sale FS41; Lot: 0882: A French Edwardian Corniche carriage clock the eight-day duration movement having a platform lever escapement and striking the hours and half-hours on a gong with a push button to repeat the last hour at will, the backplate stamped with the serial number 2130, the white enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals, blued steel hands, an engraved gilded mask and signed for the retailer Goldsmiths Co, 112 Regent Street, London & Paris, the winding key stamped with a repeat of the serial number, the brass corniche case with typical three bail handle, height 17.5cm handle up, 15cm handle down.

A French Edwardian Corniche Carriage Clock (FS41/882)

Sold for £280

Sale FS39; Lot: 0485: An Italian maiolica crespina painted in blue, manganese and ocre with a head and shoulders portrait of a lady within a wide border of stylised flowers and foliage, probably 18th century, 28cm diameter [some chips and repair].

An Italian Maiolica Crespina (FS39/485)

Sold for £380

Sale FS18; Lot: 0159: Hunt and Roskell. A gentleman's 18ct gold hunting cased repeater pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial, 43mm diameter with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the backplate inscribed 'Hunt and Roskell No 2149', the dust cover with inscription dated 1898, in a monogrammed 18ct gold case with slide in the band, 148gms total all in weight and in fitted case stamped 'Hunt and Roskell'.

Hunt and Roskell. A Gentleman's 18ct Gold Hunting Cased Repeater Pocket Watch (FS18/159)

Sold for £1,950

Sale FS40; Lot: 0773: Franz Bergman, a 19th century Austrian cold painted bronze group of a tiger hunt the Arab astride an elephant with a dead tiger strapped behind, with walking attendant below, stamped to the underside with Bergman vase stamp, 'Geschutzt' stamp and numbered 3412, vase stamp and model No also stamped to the saddle blanket, 23.5cm high, together with two Arab boys with donkeys each bearing Bergman vase stamp, each 14cm high.

Franz Bergman, A 19th Century Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Group of A Tiger Hunt (FS40/773)

Sold for £5,300

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