20thC "Blonde" Turtle Shell On A Metal Mount By Anthony Redmile, London c.1970

An extremely rare taxidermy study of an African impala by Anthony Redmile. Also known as a rooibok, it is a medium-sized antelope found in the eastern and southern regions of Africa. Mounted on a tapering silver plated base, impressed and signed J Anthony Redmile...

A pair of ostrich egg candlesticks with silver plated mounts by Anthony Redmile. Impressed and signed Redmile London, retailed in his shop and purchased in the 1970s. Anthony Redmil...

A pair of ostrich egg candlesticks with silver plated mounts by Anthony Redmile. On a two silver plated mounts with an eboby base, impressed and signe...

A bone and plated metal pedestal table by Anthony Redmile, mid-late 20th century, the top of square section with rectangular bone veneer plaques to the edges, on a square tapering pedestal applied with hardstone cabochons (most probably lapis lazuli, all on an ebonised base. Anthony Redmile burst into the London interior design...

A pair of signed Anthony Redmile English sawfish decorative objects from circa 1970 mounted on brass bases. This exquisite pair of decorative objects, created by Anthony Redmile in c...

Pair of 1970s Anthony Redmile mounted horns with silver plated details and polished tiger eye Signed and stamped on the base. Good vintade overall condition

Beautiful RARE Anthony Redmile shell encrusted swan or duck form box, 20th c. Red lined interior with "redmile objects london - england' stickers. Substantial weight.

After the Antique Vintage Marble Bust by Anthony Redmile This exquisite After the Antique Vintage Marble Bust by Anthony Redmile depicts a regal Roman empress draped in a traditional toga, reflecting both imperial grandeur and timeless elegance. Known for his masterful blend of classical themes and contemporary craftsmanship, Anthony Redmile’s work stands as a pinnacle of decorative arts, making this bust a highly sought-after piece for collectors and interior designers alike. Crafted from a high-quality marble composite, this bust embodies the beauty and durability of authentic stonework. The material’s polished finish enhances the lifelike detail of the sculpture, capturing the serene expression and commanding presence characteristic of ancient Roman portraiture. The empress's finely sculpted facial features, from her calm gaze to the delicate contours of her lips, exude nobility and poise. The draped toga, symbolizing Roman dignity and imperial authority, is meticulously detailed with flowing folds that create a dynamic sense of movement and texture. Each fold showcases Redmile’s keen eye for detail, elevating this piece from mere decoration to a true work of art. The bust rests on a stately socle base, completing the elegant design with a classical foundation that enhances its majestic appeal. The Significance of an Anthony Redmile Bust...