Fall Antiques & Americana (Part 2 of 2)
Lot 53:
Description
C-22317
Mixed group of five decorative and commemorative objects including a classical Augustus of Prima Porta-style figure, two 1976 U.S. Bicentennial Liberty Bell coin banks (one from First National Bank of Kenosha and the other from Fidelity Federal) in clear acrylic cases, a large neoclassical Ceres profile relief plaque, and a cast metal trunk-up elephant figure. Caesar Augustus statue, and Ceres plaque are circa 1880s – 1950s, while the banks and elephant are from 1960s – 1980s.
Ceres plaque has scattered oxidation, surface discoloration, and age-related wear, with hanging/display holes along the upper edge. Acrylic Liberty Bell banks show scratches, scuffs, cloudiness, and general surface wear to the cases; bells and metal components show patination. Augustus figure has scattered finish wear and patination but appears intact. Elephant has substantial finish/paint loss and surface wear and is missing one tusk. Metal display stand shown with the Ceres plaque is included.
Coin: 9.5" Diam. x 0.5" H
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