After Charles Robinson Sykes (English, 1875-1950)

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: Rolls Royce Chrome Hood Ornament, Rolls Royce 'Flying Lady' Hood Ornament. 'Spirit of Ecstasy' after Charles Robinson Sykes (1875 - 1950) probably

Charles Sykes (English, 1875-1950), Dark Patinated Bronze Sculpture "Spirit of Ecstasy". Signed and numbered with "No. 28" on base. Woman in diaphanous dress leaning into the wind. Black marble base.

After Charles Robinson Sykes(British, 1875-1950)"Spirit of Ecstasy"bronze20th century, cast signature along the side, after the ca. 1911 mascot designed for Rolls-Royce, on a circular black marble bas

After Charles Robinson Sykes (British, 1875-1950) Spirit of Ecstasy. Patinated metal figure, signed along the base. Raised on a round 1" marble plinth Figure height: 19"

Charles Robinson Sykes (American/British, 1875 - 1950); Patinated bronze sculpture titled 'The Spirit of Ecstasy', raised on a circular stepped marble & bronze base. Created circa 1930. Incised signat

Charles Robinson Sykes "Spirit of Ecstasy" - Bronze statue on marble base. Size: 26". Condition Notes: Very Good. About the Artist: by Charles Robinson Sykes; was an English sculptor, best known for d

Charles Skyes (1875-1950) Large showroom size Spirit of Ecstasy bronze sculpture in the Art Deco style with woman and spread wings. Measures approximately 64.5" tall and 36" x 50" wide. Signed on base

England, 1875-1950, England. Signed with "No. 28" on base. Woman in diaphanous dress leaning into the wind. Green marble base. 20.75"h. 17"w. This was the figure used as the Rolls Royce automobile mas

with dark green patina Condition: a few scattered light marks and scratches to surfaces. A 5/8 inch chip to edge of base. No signature or foundry mark. 13 inches wide; 20 1/2 inches total height

CHARLES ROBINSON SYKES SIGNATURE AT BASE TRADEMARK UNDER WING

Bronze casting on marble base of the Charles Robinson Sykes Spirit of Ecstasy, originally commissioned for the bonnet of a 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver ghost. Signed in casting. Marked "Art Bronze 10" On b

Beautiful Charles Robinson Sykes "Spirit of Ecstasy" Bronze. Dark patinated bronze sculpture with marble base. Its a bronze of the legendary Roll-Royce Emblem designed by Charles Sykes Brass Plate Mar

Classic Royals Royce "Spirit Of Ecstasy" Sculpture. After Charles Robinson Sykes 24"H x 6"W x 13"D

Bronze lamp with the famed "Spirit of Ecstasy". This sculpture was executed for Rolls-Royce as its hood ornament, based on an earlier sculpture by the sculptor Charles Robinson Sykes called "The Whisp

Blue-winged teal hen by Charles Smith (1875-1950) of Liverpool IL . See Plate 358 in, “Decoy Carving and Carvers of Illinois? for further information and pictures. Very good original paint

Charles Garver (American 1875-ca.1950)- Two Women in Front of the Fire- oil on canvas, stapled to support board, label affixed to verso identifies artist and subject, rippling to canvas, some nick and

SET OF CHARLES FORD PORCELAIN PLATESEnglish, circa 1875-1880. Set of twelve (12) display plates with two (2) matching raised plates, each finely painted with a landscape scene on a pink and gilt-decor

Hand-color etching on paper by James Alphege Brewer, 1881 to 1946, and Henry Charles Brewer, 1866 to 1950, English artists of landscape and architectural genres. The artwork represents a view of the N

Life Size Silvered Bronze Rolls Royce "Spirit of Ecstasy" Sculpture after Charles Sykes. The Spirit of Ecstasy, also called "Emily", "Silver Lady" or "Flying Lady", was designed by English sculptor Ch

Twenty Royal Doulton English Literature Character Toby Jugs, marked, incl. various Charles Dickens characters, "Robinson Crusoe", and others, h. 1 1/2 in. to 7 in IMPORTANT: All purchases must be remo

Cavalier D6114 (green hat, white ruff). Designed by Harry Fenton, issued 1940 - 1950. Size: 7"H (large)The cavaliers were Royalist soldiers who fought for Charles I during the English Civil War. They

Green hat and white ruff. Style two, without goatee. Slight color changes and alterations occurred in 1950. The cavaliers were Royalist soldiers who fought for Charles I during the English Civil War.

Green hat and white ruff. Style two, without goatee. Slight color changes and alterations occurred in 1950. The cavaliers were Royalist soldiers who fought for Charles I during the English Civil War.

1875 Swiss Family Robinson Wyss Adventure Voyage Novel English Illustrated “It was one of those happy days that God grants us sometimes on earth to give us an idea of the bliss of heaven.”