A GERMAN BRONZE FIGURE OF A MAN WIELDING A SPEAR IN THE MANNER OF CASPAR GRAS, POSSIBLY 17TH CENTURYIn the Renaissance Mannerist style, now mounted on a mahogany swept base the figure 11.5cm high, 28cm high overall Provenance: Property from the Phillip Lucas Collection, Spitalfields HouseCaspar Gras (1585-1684) was considered to be one of the finest metalworkers in Northern Europe. He is particularly known for his small-scale Kunstkammer pieces, many of which were created during his appointment to the court of Archduke Maximillian III.