GA053 | The Spring Auction Series

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817
A three piece porcelain
garniture, and two reticulated
cabinet plates, unmarked,
circa 1835
the garniture with high set florid
handles, baluster and moulded
bodies and continuous imaginary
landscapes, pattern 195 otherwise
unmarked, and two plates with
similar scenes and lappet borders
picked out in gilt, pattern 3082/4
the largest vase 24cm high
$400–600
818
A pair of Spode imari
pattern amphora vases,
early 19th century
with bead borders and loop hands
with mask terminals, decorated
with fence pattern design 961, red
and black Spode painted marks and
pattern numbers, ciphers
15.5cm high
$400–600
819
Three hand decorated Rococo
Revival vases, in the manner of
Paris Porcelain, 1860s and Vista
Allegre, Portugal, 20th century
flaring vases with applied
decorations, polychrome floral
sprays and picked out in gilt, two
unmarked, the Portuguese vase with
backstamps underside
37cm high and smaller
$200–400
820
A collection of four novelty
porcelain teapots, English,
various makers, 20th century
comprising two cottages, 'Humpty
Dumpty' and 'The Old Woman who
lived in a shoe' by Lingard
the Humpty Dumpty teapot
18cm high, 21cm wide
$100–200
821
Three items of English pottery
cottage ware
in glazed colours, all unmarked
14cm high and smaller
$100–200
822
A Carlton ware ginger jar and a
bowl, 1920s-30s
a 'Moonlight Cameo' black satin
and orange lustre jar with cover
decorated with fairies in a woodland
setting, pattern 2944; the bowl in
'New Mikado' pattern 2727 on a rouge
ground, backstamps underside
the jar 30.5cm high, the bowl
17cm diameter
$200–300
823
A small flock of Staffordshire
sheep and a poodle,
mid 19th century
an opposite pair, three other
recumbent sheep, and a white poodle
6cm high, 8cm wide, largest
$100–200
824
A group of four character
jugs and a cigarette bowl,
Staffordshire, Royal Doulton,
19th to early 20th century
a Staffordshire type toper, Sir John
Falstaff, Happy John, and one other
29cm high and smaller
$120–180
825
A group of English and
Continental porcelain,
19th century
comprising a green ground floral
encrusted vase in the manner of
Coalport or Minton, a small green
ground Royal Crown Derby urn,
a pair of Sèvres style gilt bronze
and red ground porcelain urns
with finely hand painted figural
panels of Classical subjects,
signed, and; a small mask head
pedestal vase by Coalport
25cm and smaller
$400–600
826
A blush ivory Royal Worcester
figural bon bon dish, 1886
featuring a young boy on a tree trunk
beside a shallow basket, impressed
factory and pattern marks, 775, and
puce backstamp with date cipher
17cm high, 16.5cm wide, 15.5cm deep
$300–500
827
A small Royal Worcester vase
and a covered pot pourri, 1890
and 1908
the floral decorated ovoid vase with
gilt twig handles, and the blush ivory
pot pourri with floral decorations
picked out in gilt, with internal lid
and pierced crown cover, puce
backstamps to both underside with
date ciphers, pot pourri pattern 2048
the pot pourri 25cm high,
the vase 8cm high
$400–600
828
A Wedgwood jasperware pot
pourri urn, mid 19th century
decorated with a continuous
Classical narrative in low relief, with
stiff leaf lappets, bluebell trails and
anthemions, the pierced lid with
flower heads, impressed Wedgwood
marks underside with moustache or
comma dashes
21.5cm high
$400–600
829
Three porcelain figures, a
pair by Edme Samson after
Chelsea, a Dresden bagpiper,
late 19th/20th century
a pair of polychrome decorated
hard paste porcelain figures both
decorated in colourful 18th century
attire picked out in gilt, and raised on
Rococo style flower encrusted bases,
red anchor marks to the reverse; a
Dresden bagpiper with a dog and
sheep, blue mark to base, together
with a cupid figure holding a heart,
faint green mark underside
19cm high
$300–500