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The Spring<br />

Auction Series<br />

Melbourne, 24 & 25 November 2024


Specialists & Management for this sale<br />

Jennifer Gibson<br />

CEO & Head of<br />

Valuations<br />

Deanna Baxter<br />

Business<br />

Manager<br />

Samuel Fricker<br />

Operations<br />

& Marketing<br />

Manager<br />

Dennice Collett<br />

Senior Specialist<br />

Decorative Arts<br />

Ann Roberts<br />

Consultant<br />

Specialist<br />

Asian Art<br />

Jon Dwyer<br />

Consultant<br />

Specialist<br />

Australian &<br />

International Art<br />

Phil Gore<br />

Consultant<br />

Specialist<br />

Clocks, Watches<br />

& Barometers<br />

Jennifer Gibson<br />

jennifer.gibson@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Deanna Baxter<br />

deanna.baxter@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Samuel Fricker<br />

samuel.fricker@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Dennice Collett<br />

dennice.collett@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Ann Roberts<br />

ann.roberts@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Jon Dwyer<br />

jon.dwyer@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Sarah Garrecht<br />

sarah.garrecht@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Ellin Geary<br />

mail@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Andre Kimonides<br />

collections@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Jewellery Department<br />

jewellery@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Marilla O’Sullivan<br />

marilla.osullivan@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Ella Gibson<br />

decartsadmin@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

Max Sumner<br />

operations@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

ORRONG RD<br />

AUCTION ENQUIRIES<br />

ABSENTEE & TELEPHONE BIDS<br />

Deanna Baxter<br />

bids@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

+61 3 9500 2607<br />

CONDITION REPORTS<br />

condition.reports@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

+61 3 9500 2607<br />

SHIPPING<br />

Please refer to our website for a list of recommended shippers<br />

ACCOUNTS<br />

Dolly Akhani<br />

accounts@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

+61 3 9500 2607<br />

GENERAL ENQUIRIES<br />

mail@gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

+61 3 9500 2607<br />

www.gibsonsauctions.com.au<br />

ASHLEIGH RD<br />

ARMADALE<br />

NEW ST<br />

HIGH ST<br />

OSMENT ST<br />

NORTHCOTE RD<br />

KOOYONG RD<br />

Auction, Viewing and<br />

Payment & Collections<br />

885-889 High St<br />

Armadale, Victoria 3143<br />

AUBURN GROVE<br />

SUTHERLAND RD<br />

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DENBIGH RD<br />

CHEEL ST


FRONT COVER:<br />

Lot 52 (Detail)<br />

BACK COVER:<br />

Lot 193<br />

The Spring<br />

Auction Series<br />

Part I: Live Auction<br />

Sunday 24 November 2024, 11am (Lots 1–405)<br />

885-889 High Street, Armadale, Victoria 3143<br />

Part II: Timed Online Auction<br />

Monday 25 November 2024, closing from 10am (Lots 406–1092)<br />

Viewing<br />

Thursday 21 November<br />

Friday 22 November<br />

Saturday 23 November<br />

11.00am – 7.00pm<br />

11.00am – 5.00pm<br />

11.00am – 5.00pm<br />

Auction Code: Part I: <strong>GA062</strong> | Part II: GO062OL<br />

GST<br />

† Lots with this symbol are subject<br />

to GST on the hammer price and the<br />

buyer’s premium.<br />

Buyer’s Premium<br />

Buyer’s Premium is charged at<br />

22% of the hammer price plus GST.<br />

GST is applicable to the buyer’s<br />

premium only, unless otherwise<br />

indi<strong>cat</strong>ed by the † symbol.<br />

Registration<br />

To register to bid at Gibson's an<br />

accredited form of photo identifi<strong>cat</strong>ion<br />

is required. This applies to bidding<br />

in person at the auction, Telephone,<br />

Absentee and Online bidding.<br />

Resale Royalty Scheme<br />

Lots subject to payment of the<br />

Artist's Resale Royalty Scheme<br />

will be denoted by the symbol §.<br />

The Australian Resale Royalty is<br />

a flat rate of 5% on the hammer<br />

price (including GST) and is<br />

payable by the seller.<br />

Restricted or Organic Material<br />

♦ Lots with this symbol have been<br />

identified at the time of <strong>cat</strong>aloguing<br />

as containing organic material<br />

which may be subject to export or<br />

import restrictions. The absence<br />

of this symbol is not a guarantee<br />

that export or import restrictions<br />

will not apply. See www.cites.org<br />

for further information.<br />

Payments & Collections<br />

(By Appointment)<br />

gibsonsauctions.com.au/bookings<br />

or phone 03 9500 2607<br />

Payments & Collections can be made<br />

from: 885-889 High Street,<br />

Armadale, Vic 3143<br />

Monday 25 November 10am–5pm<br />

Tuesday 26 November 10am–5pm<br />

Wednesday 27 November 10am–5pm<br />

All goods must be collected and paid<br />

in full strictly by 5pm on 27 November<br />

(unless by prior arrangement) to avoid<br />

removal and storage charges.<br />

All payments are to be made in<br />

Australian Dollars (AU$). Please refer<br />

to the methods of payment in the ‘How<br />

to Buy’ section on the following pages.


2<br />

How to Buy<br />

All you need to know about the bidding process at auction<br />

Viewing<br />

Catalogues<br />

Online <strong>cat</strong>alogues can be viewed via our website<br />

approximately two weeks prior to the auction date.<br />

Complimentary printed <strong>cat</strong>alogues are available on site at<br />

Gibson’s rooms.<br />

Lot Descriptions<br />

Lot Descriptions provide basic <strong>cat</strong>alogue information<br />

such as dimensions, date or age, medium, attribution,<br />

provenance and quantity.<br />

All lots are guaranteed for fourteen (14) days from the<br />

auction date.<br />

Estimates<br />

Estimates are printed in the <strong>cat</strong>alogue beside every lot and<br />

take into account rarity, condition, quality and provenance.<br />

The reserve is the amount at which the item is available<br />

for purchase. The reserve is an undisclosed confidential<br />

amount which is set at, or below, the low estimate.<br />

The reserve will never exceed the low estimate at Gibson’s.<br />

Some lots may be sold without reserve.<br />

Talk to our Specialists<br />

Gibson’s is an experienced team of specialists who are<br />

available to discuss items in further detail, and to offer<br />

advice and assistance.<br />

Contact details for relevant specialists can be found on the<br />

inside front cover our auction <strong>cat</strong>alogues and on our website.<br />

Condition Reports<br />

Condition Reports are available on request. Condition<br />

Reports supplement the lot description and provide<br />

information on the condition of an item.<br />

We strongly advise obtaining a condition report if you are<br />

unable to view an item in person prior to the auction.<br />

To request a condition report please email<br />

condition.reports@gibsonsauctions.com.au with the<br />

auction title and lot number/s.<br />

Symbols<br />

Occasionally, a symbol is printed next to a lot number,<br />

indi<strong>cat</strong>ing a special clause associated with the sale of<br />

the item/s. Further information on symbols within our<br />

<strong>cat</strong>alogues can be found on Page 1.<br />

Viewing<br />

Auction viewings are open to the public and usually take<br />

place three or four days prior to the auction date, at the<br />

lo<strong>cat</strong>ion/s listed in the auction <strong>cat</strong>alogue and on the website.<br />

Bidding<br />

Gibson’s offers four bidding options, listed below.<br />

Telephone, absentee and first time online registrations<br />

should be organised at least 24 hours prior to the auction<br />

to allow for processing and to avoid disappointment.<br />

Telephone and absentee registration forms can be found at<br />

gibsonsauctions.com.au/buy/how-to-bid/<br />

Live Bidding<br />

Enjoy the excitement and theatre of a live auction by<br />

bidding in the room. Arrive in advance with time to register<br />

for a bidding number. Auctions are open to the public, with<br />

no obligation for the attendees to bid. First time bidders will<br />

be required to show photographic identifi<strong>cat</strong>ion, such as a<br />

driver’s licence or passport.<br />

Telephone Bidding<br />

An experienced staff member will call you in advance of<br />

your lot and, with your instruction, bid on your behalf at the<br />

auction. Telephone Bidding is a complimentary service.<br />

Telephone Bids must be organised at least 24 hours prior to<br />

the auction.<br />

Absentee Bidding<br />

Simply leave the highest amount you are willing to bid, and<br />

Gibson’s will bid up incrementally up to this amount on your<br />

behalf, only if there are competing bids, so that you will win at<br />

the lowest possible hammer price. If the winning bid is tied,<br />

the earliest bid is given precedence. Absentee Bidding is a<br />

complimentary service. Absentee Bids must be organised at<br />

least 24 hours prior to the auction to allow for processing.


3<br />

Online Bidding<br />

Online bidding allows you to bid in realtime or leave online<br />

Absentee Bids online with a live broadcast of the auction<br />

on your laptop or smart device. On Auction Day head to<br />

the <strong>cat</strong>alogue at gibsonsauctions.com.au and follow the<br />

‘Enter Live Auction’ prompts.<br />

Register via the online <strong>cat</strong>alogue at least 24 hours prior to<br />

the auction to avoid disappointment.<br />

Online bidding through the Gibson's website incurs a<br />

2% surcharge on successful lots. To avoid this fee, you<br />

can register for live, telephone or absentee bidding. For<br />

first-time online bidders, a photo ID verifying your address<br />

will be required before you can be approved to bid. Please<br />

email to bids@gibsonsauctions.com.au as soon as practical<br />

or when prompted.<br />

Timed Online Auctions<br />

On occasion Gibson's will host certain parts of sales via<br />

a Timed Online Auction. These are automated sales that<br />

runs for a specified window of time. During that time, users<br />

may leave bids on a lot. Unlike live auctions, timed online<br />

auctions occur without an auctioneer.<br />

All bids are placed via the online <strong>cat</strong>alogue on the Gibson’s<br />

website and are executed immediately against the lot’s<br />

reserve, or the current highest bid. In the case of multiple<br />

bids occurring within the last five minutes of the close of lot,<br />

the closing time is extended for a further five minutes. For<br />

more information, refer to the Timed Online Auctions page<br />

on our website, or contact our office for more information."<br />

International Bidding<br />

First time international bidders will be asked to provide a<br />

clear photo ID verifying your address and a deposit (set<br />

at Gibson’s discretion) prior to the auction. The deposit is<br />

refundable within 48 hours should you not be successful.<br />

If you are successful the deposit will be deducted from<br />

your invoice total. The remaining balance must be paid<br />

preferably by direct deposit.<br />

Bank details are provided in the Payment & Collection<br />

section of this guide.<br />

Payment & Collection<br />

Payments<br />

Successful bidders will be emailed an invoice shortly after<br />

the auction.<br />

You will pay the hammer price, plus the buyer’s premium<br />

(22% plus GST) on each Lot, together with any applicable<br />

charges, such as online fees.<br />

Payments must be made in full by the final day of<br />

Collections as printed in the <strong>cat</strong>alogue.<br />

Bank Transfer/Direct Deposit is our preferred method<br />

of payment:<br />

Account Name: Gibsons Auctions<br />

Bank:<br />

Bank of Melbourne (A division of St George)<br />

BSB: 193879<br />

Account No: 441701443<br />

Swift Code: SGBLAU2S<br />

• Personal, Company and Bank Cheques are not accepted<br />

without prior approval.<br />

• EFTPOS (no charge).<br />

• Credit cards: Visa, Mastercard and American<br />

Express payments can be made securely online at<br />

www.gibsonsauctions.com.au/buy/payments/<br />

• Cash payments up to AU$10,000 can be accepted. For<br />

any amount over this, cash is to be deposited directly into<br />

our account at a Bank of Melbourne/St George branch.<br />

Collections<br />

Collections must occur within three days of the auction<br />

unless otherwise stated.<br />

An updated list of recommend carriers can be found at our<br />

website: gibsonsauctions.com.au/sell/shipping/<br />

Storage<br />

All Lots must be paid for and collected within the timeframe<br />

advertised for each individual auction. Lots not collected<br />

within this timeframe are subject removal and storage fees.


4<br />

1<br />

1<br />

A Sèvres biscuit allegorical<br />

group, The Judgement of Paris,<br />

circa 1870s<br />

after the model by Louis-Simon<br />

Boizot, with Paris wearing a Phrygian<br />

cap kneeling and presenting Venus<br />

with the Golden Apple, she seated<br />

on clouds, Cupid below her holding a<br />

dove and stroking a spaniel, Minerva<br />

and Juno with their respective<br />

attributes behind, impressed Sèvres<br />

mark and the letter M to base<br />

34cm high<br />

$1,200–1,800<br />

2<br />

A Directoire style marble top<br />

mahogany console table,<br />

19th century<br />

with a pierced brass gallery to the<br />

shaped surface above a single drawer<br />

and columnar fluted legs to an<br />

undertier and toupie feet, with brass<br />

trims and swing handles<br />

87.5cm high, 98.5cm wide,<br />

34.5cm deep<br />

$700–900


5<br />

3<br />

A large Louis XV style tapestry<br />

fire screen, 19th century<br />

with a moulded giltwood frame<br />

featuring a finely worked fruit and<br />

trophy vignette in muted tones<br />

115cm high, 72.5cm wide,<br />

40cm deep (at base)<br />

$500–800<br />

3


6<br />

4<br />

4<br />

A fine Louis XVI style ormolu<br />

mounted marble temple clock<br />

garniture, later 19th century<br />

with eight day whirl bell strike, the<br />

drum head with Arabic numerals to<br />

an enamel painted dial surmounted<br />

by a lovebird finial, decoratively<br />

mounted columns and frieze above<br />

an extended circular base, with<br />

associated four candle side pieces,<br />

key and sunburst pendulum<br />

the clock 48cm high, 21cm diameter,<br />

the candelabra 40cm high<br />

$800–1,000<br />

5<br />

A pair of gilt bronze Sphinx<br />

chenets, late 19th century<br />

with art Nouveau and Neoclassical<br />

elements, the female figures with<br />

flowing hair raised on formal waisted<br />

bases with athemion and other<br />

vegetal motifs above whorl feet,<br />

inscribed Costermans to base<br />

each 40.5cm high<br />

$800–1,000


7<br />

6<br />

A pair of Louis XVI style painted<br />

chairs, with ornate floral<br />

embroidered upholstery<br />

height of back 87cm,<br />

seat height 45cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Roy's Antiques, Clifton Hill,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$600–800<br />

7<br />

A transitional style marble<br />

top tulipwood cabinet,<br />

French, 18th century<br />

of shaped profile with a flecked<br />

grey marble surface above a<br />

central drawer and quarter veneers<br />

cupboard flanked by small drawers<br />

and tambour front lower cupboards,<br />

chamfered cross banded edges and<br />

feather veneer to the sides, with gilt<br />

bronze mounts and sabots to the<br />

petite cabriole legs, with key<br />

103cm high, 104cm wide,<br />

40.5cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

6


8<br />

8<br />

A fine large Regency flame<br />

mahogany Regency cellaret,<br />

circa 1825<br />

of elegant sarcophagus form with a<br />

diamond point domed lid, gadrooned<br />

edge and raised on lion paw feet<br />

64cm high, 75cm wide, 54cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

9<br />

An Italian style painted armoire<br />

in a distressed dove grey painted<br />

finish with decorative panels to the<br />

twin doors picked out in gold colours,<br />

dark painted finish to the interior<br />

226cm high, 136cm wide, 52cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$900–1,200<br />

10<br />

A Regency mahogany library<br />

table, circa 1810<br />

with the original gilt tooled leather<br />

top, two cockbeaded drawers and<br />

further dummy drawers to three<br />

sides, raised on trestle ends and<br />

swept feet with brass anthemion<br />

decorated terminals on casters<br />

73cm high, 144cm wide, 110cm deep<br />

$2,000–4,000<br />

8


9<br />

11<br />

A pair of French gilt bronze<br />

six light mantel candelabra,<br />

mid 19th century<br />

the stems with rocaille elements and<br />

demi figures supporting cornucopia<br />

issuing scrolling vegetal arms and<br />

sconces, raised on elaborate circular<br />

bases and tripod feet<br />

57.5cm high, 28cm wide, 20cm deep<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

12<br />

A Murano glass flush mounted<br />

ceiling light and matching wall<br />

sconces<br />

the clear glass light and sconces of<br />

open petal form with ribbed feature<br />

15cm drop, 60cm diameter<br />

$800–1,000<br />

13<br />

A striking Murano glass<br />

peach blush glass chandelier,<br />

circa 1950s<br />

the tiered chandelier issuing sinuous<br />

moulded leaf forms, with a spiral<br />

twist stem and a bullicante bowl<br />

80cm drop (approx)<br />

$900–1,200<br />

11


10<br />

14<br />

14<br />

An ornate silver overlay<br />

framed mirror<br />

150 x 120cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

15<br />

A Louis XV style ebonised<br />

commode<br />

the three double drawers with<br />

decorative pierced gilt metal<br />

escutcheons and drop ring handles<br />

above a carved serpentine skirt<br />

83cm high, 106cm wide, 60cm deep<br />

$800–1,200<br />

16<br />

A Gothic Revival oak<br />

plank top dining table<br />

on carved supports<br />

and a stretcher base<br />

78cm high, 219cm wide, 84cm deep<br />

$800–1,200


11<br />

17<br />

An impressive Art Deco<br />

style marble statue of an<br />

exotic dancer<br />

in two tone marble and<br />

raised on a small plinth<br />

191cm high, 106cm wide from hand<br />

to raised foot, depth of base 35.5cm<br />

$8,000–12,000<br />

18<br />

A Classical style carved marble<br />

torso on plinth<br />

the contrapposto torso with<br />

pronounced musculature,<br />

raised on a black metal plinth<br />

with an extended base<br />

the torso 70cm high,<br />

163cm high including pedestal<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

17


12<br />

19<br />

A mahogany bracket clock by<br />

J Wallis, English, circa 1860<br />

double fusee with anchor<br />

escapement, in a flame mahogany<br />

case with stepped crown and<br />

pineapple finial, gilded ball<br />

feet and ring handles to the<br />

fretted sides, with key<br />

48cm high, 28cm wide, 16cm deep<br />

$2,000–4,000<br />

20<br />

A George II mahogany tea table,<br />

possibly Irish, circa 1740<br />

with blind fret twin drawers,<br />

gadrooned skirt and raised<br />

on cabriole legs with relief<br />

carved knees and paw feet<br />

73cm high, 79.5cm wide, 39cm deep<br />

(unextended)<br />

$5,000–8,000<br />

19<br />

20


13<br />

21<br />

21<br />

EUROPEAN SCHOOL<br />

Classical Tavern Interior<br />

with Figures<br />

oil on canvas<br />

55 x 45cm<br />

$2,000–4,000<br />

22<br />

A late Georgian secretaire<br />

bookcase, early 19th century<br />

with an extended pediment above<br />

astragal panelled doors, the fall<br />

front opening to a fitted interior with<br />

boxwood faced drawers, pigeon holes<br />

217cm high, 124cm wide, 56cm deep<br />

$800–1,200<br />

23<br />

A floral inlaid rosewood vitrine,<br />

early 20th century<br />

with an extended concave cornice<br />

above two shaped doors and<br />

sabre legs, decoratively inlaid<br />

with boxwood ribboned swags,<br />

trailing floral elements and<br />

sprigs, with two wood shelves<br />

142cm high, 91cm wide, 40.5cm deep<br />

$800–1,200


14<br />

24<br />

A set of eight George III<br />

mahogany dining chairs,<br />

late 18th century<br />

comprising six dining and two<br />

carvers of shield form with<br />

pierced splats featuring wheat<br />

ear and husk motifs in low relief<br />

above stuffover serpentine<br />

seats to stretcher-based legs<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

25<br />

A Tasmanian Colonial cedar<br />

chess table, circa 1860s<br />

the tilt top table with feature<br />

casuarina and burr inlay to the<br />

surface, above a Gothic pierced<br />

skirt and raised on a turned<br />

pedestal to a tripod base<br />

76cm high, 48.5cm wide,<br />

39.5cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Armadale Antiques Centre, 1994<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

26<br />

A rustic Continental style<br />

console table<br />

with solid oak surface above<br />

three carved front freize drawers,<br />

raised on square tapering legs<br />

79.5cm high, 170cm wide,<br />

70.5cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$800–1,200<br />

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15<br />

27<br />

ALBERT-ERNEST CARRIER-<br />

BELLEUSE (1824-1887)<br />

A Greek Orator<br />

the bronze figure exhibiting rich brown<br />

patination, raised on a base inscribed<br />

'By Zeus, hail the most beautiful of<br />

maidens', and signed 'par. Carrier'<br />

110cm high<br />

NOTE<br />

for similar see Sotheby's, 19th and<br />

20th century Sculpture, London<br />

20 May 1994, lot 18 and also illustrated<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

28<br />

A Spanish oak wrought iron<br />

stretcher base refectory table,<br />

in the Carlos II style<br />

78cm high, 91cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

29<br />

A French Art Deco walnut<br />

extension dining table with six<br />

matching chairs, circa 1935-40<br />

the table with chamfered corners,<br />

typically plain extensions and<br />

associated high back suede<br />

upholstered stuffover chairs<br />

table 4.5cm high, 168cm wide,<br />

103cm deep, the leaves each<br />

66.5cm wide<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Fabrile, Melbourne<br />

$800–1,200<br />

30<br />

A French Art Deco walnut buffet<br />

d'enfilade, circa 1935-40<br />

of serpentine profile, hipped, angled<br />

cabriole legs and inlaid to the central<br />

cupboards with a formal shell and<br />

scrolling leaf device<br />

94.5cm high, 245cm wide, 56cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Fabrile, Melbourne<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

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16<br />

31<br />

ÉMILE LAPORTE (1858-1908)<br />

Vergincetorix with his son<br />

bronze, impressed signature to base,<br />

Emile LAPORTE<br />

86cm high, 40cm wide, 38cm deep;<br />

base 34cm wide, 28cm deep<br />

$4,000–6,000<br />

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17<br />

32<br />

A large walnut Renaissance<br />

Revival refectory table, French,<br />

second half 19th century<br />

ornately carved with a decorative<br />

apron above sphinx trestle ends, the<br />

stretcher with fluted supports, pull<br />

out stretchers to the short ends<br />

78.5cm high, 194cm wide,<br />

105cm deep, each leaf 69cm wide<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

33<br />

A Neoclassical style Carrara<br />

marble fireplace surround<br />

and mantel<br />

with shaped volutes<br />

121cm high, 176cm wide, 39cm deep<br />

$2,000–4,000<br />

34<br />

A suite of eight Art Deco style<br />

leather dining chairs<br />

with textured leather seats and<br />

pebble textured white velvet backs,<br />

raised on splayed legs<br />

height of back 99cm<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

35<br />

A George III mahogany and<br />

satinwood foldover card table,<br />

late 18th century<br />

of cross-banded demi-lune form,<br />

the deep skirt supported on tapering<br />

square form legs to spade feet<br />

73.5cm high, 91cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

(folded), the top 98cm diameter<br />

unfolded<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

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37 (Detail)<br />

36<br />

A verde antico spiral twist<br />

pedestal, 19th/20th century<br />

with an octagonal surface and<br />

matching base<br />

99cm high, 33cm diameter (approx)<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

37<br />

A Northern Italian rosewood,<br />

ivory and ebony cabinet,<br />

late 17th century<br />

n the Renaissance style with<br />

engraved ivory plaques depicting<br />

hunting, fishing, fowling and hawking<br />

scenes, the frieze drawers and base<br />

inlaid with Neoclassical motifs<br />

163cm high, 112cm wide, 48cm deep<br />

$8,000–10,000 ♦<br />

38<br />

A French terracotta figural<br />

group of a satyr, Bacchante<br />

and putto, after the original<br />

by Claude Michel Clodion<br />

(1738-1814), 19th century<br />

incised mark of Clodion to interior<br />

of base<br />

48.5cm high<br />

$1,000–1,400<br />

39<br />

A treacle glazed terracotta<br />

figure of a school boy, probably<br />

Austrian, early 20th century<br />

modelled and incised marks to the<br />

bust and mounted on an integral<br />

stepped base, unmarked<br />

35cm high, 35cm wide, 19cm deep<br />

$800–1,000<br />

40<br />

A George III mahogany fold-over<br />

card table, in the Chippendale<br />

style, 18th century<br />

the serpentine top above a flower<br />

and ribbon carved frieze with pierced<br />

and scrolled corner brackets, raised<br />

on square tapering linen fold legs<br />

73cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Christie's Melbourne, Fine Furniture<br />

and Decorative Arts, June 19-20,<br />

2000, lot 180A.<br />

NOTE:<br />

Inscribed under the felt baize in<br />

pencil 'My Own Work / Thomas<br />

Chippendale St. Martin's Lane / 1752'<br />

and further inscribed with a sketch<br />

of two chairs, one with a typical<br />

Chippendale back, the other with<br />

emphasis on the claw and ball foot.<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

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41<br />

41<br />

EUROPEAN SCHOOL<br />

Figures at a Festive Dining Table<br />

oil on canvas<br />

50.5 x 56cm<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

42<br />

ENGLISH SCHOOL (LATE 19TH<br />

- EARLY 20TH CENTURY)<br />

Still Life with Roses<br />

oil on canvas<br />

29.5 x 36.5cm<br />

$600–900<br />

43<br />

A Robert Butterfield of<br />

Paris pocket sundial,<br />

early 18th century<br />

of octagonal profile with painted<br />

leather case depicting harbour<br />

and Classical landscape scenes,<br />

the brass dial with hinged gnomon<br />

and marked Butterfield Paris,<br />

lists of town names verso<br />

2cm high, 8cm wide, 7.5cm deep<br />

$900–1,100<br />

44<br />

An elegant gilded brass clock<br />

garniture, retailed by J.W<br />

Benson, Old Bond Street,<br />

London, 19th century<br />

with eight day French movement<br />

striking on bell, featuring a tall finial<br />

above architectural body flanked<br />

by slender knopped columns, with<br />

associated candelabra side pieces<br />

the clock 34cm high, 17cm wide,<br />

13cm deep,<br />

the side pieces 32.5cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500


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45<br />

A rare George I walnut<br />

bureau-cabinet, in the Dutch<br />

taste, English, first half<br />

18th century<br />

the moulded arch pediment,<br />

above a pair of shaped and<br />

bevelled glass doors, opening<br />

to a shelved interior; the fall front<br />

opening to reveal a leather lined<br />

writing surface with an arrangement<br />

of pigeon holes and drawers with a<br />

central door, the lower section with<br />

three long serpentine drawers raised<br />

on squat bracket feet<br />

223cm high, 113cm wide, 60cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Cunningham family,<br />

Somerset, England<br />

John Dunn Antiques, Melbourne<br />

Private Collection, Melbourne<br />

$20,000–30,000<br />

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46<br />

46<br />

A triptych of Siena, in the Proto<br />

Renaissance manner<br />

painted with a crackle glaze finish<br />

183cm high, 87cm wide (each panel)<br />

$800–1,000<br />

47<br />

A pair of black marble pedestals<br />

41cm high, 70cm wide, 70cm deep<br />

$800–1,200<br />

48<br />

A Louis XVI style giltwood<br />

button back canapé<br />

upholstered in burnt orange brocade<br />

length of back 173cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

49<br />

An ornate wrought iron and<br />

marble top console table,<br />

French<br />

86cm high, 140cm wide, 55cm deep<br />

$700–900<br />

50<br />

A rustic pine farmhouse<br />

refectory table, 19th century<br />

of pegged construction, the plank top<br />

with much patina above chamfered<br />

legs united by an H stretcher<br />

75cm high, 216cm wide, 71.5cm deep<br />

$800–1,200<br />

51<br />

A pair of wrought iron gates<br />

in an aged and distressed<br />

painted finish<br />

279 x 144cm<br />

$1,500–2,500


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52<br />

A striking pietra dura side table<br />

on a wrought iron base<br />

with bright specimen stones laid in a<br />

spiral pattern above a boldly scrolled<br />

base<br />

78cm high, 107cm diameter at top<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

53<br />

A painted Italian provincial<br />

style bookcase<br />

two arching glazed cupboards<br />

centred with a painted<br />

cupboard and urn motif,<br />

three cupboards to the lower<br />

register above a plinth base<br />

245cm high, 165.5cm wide,<br />

37cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

54<br />

A Louis XV style silver clad desk<br />

of serpentine profile with two<br />

drawers, a dipped skirt and raised<br />

on cabriole legs, with relief carved<br />

details throughout<br />

78cm high, 165cm wide, 59cm deep<br />

$800–1,000<br />

55<br />

A Louis XVI style<br />

marquetry buffet cabinet,<br />

mid 20th century<br />

with lattice marquetry and<br />

cross banding to the surface<br />

above four fitted felt lined cutlery<br />

drawers and lower cupboards<br />

all similarly decorated, a floral<br />

inlaid cartouche to the central<br />

cupboards, with gilt bronze trims<br />

throughout, raised on fluted legs<br />

99cm high, 187cm wide, 59.5cm high<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

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56<br />

A large carved Renaissance<br />

Revival style bookcase and<br />

display cabinet<br />

with a projecting cornice above a<br />

paterae embellished frieze and niches<br />

with carved figures and portrait<br />

roundels, wood shelves to the interior<br />

208cm high, 296cm wide, 51cm deep<br />

$4,000–6,000<br />

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57<br />

A George III mahogany fold over<br />

tea table, circa 1780<br />

of serpentine profile with<br />

relief carved edging, raised on<br />

shaped square section legs<br />

with small angled brackets<br />

74cm high, 98cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

(folded) 98cm extended<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

58<br />

A pair of George III parcel gilt<br />

side chairs in the French taste,<br />

later 18th century<br />

tablet backs with ribbon twist and<br />

bead edge frames, floral and ribbon<br />

crests, the serpentine stuffover seats<br />

raised on fluted and carved legs<br />

$800–1,200<br />

59<br />

A large maple veneer<br />

Biedermeier Revival sofa,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

on a pine frame, shaped<br />

back and rollover arms<br />

106cm to the top of the shaped<br />

cresting, 236cm wide, 69.5cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

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60<br />

61


27<br />

60<br />

A pair of small Sèvres style<br />

bronze mounted porcelain<br />

vases together with a pair of<br />

bottle vases, 19th century<br />

baluster covered vases with Marie<br />

Antoinette initials, finely decorated<br />

with posies, festoons and bleu<br />

celeste ribbons picked out in gilt,<br />

together with a pair of French bottle<br />

vases, featuring baskets of flowers<br />

and trailing foliage, red painted<br />

marks to bases<br />

the bottle vases 16.5cm high<br />

$400–500<br />

61<br />

A pair of faux snakeskin<br />

upholstered wingback<br />

armchairs in the Louis XV<br />

manner<br />

of generous proportions with<br />

serpentine showframes and relief<br />

carved decorations<br />

$2,800–3,500<br />

62<br />

A French silvered bronze<br />

figure of an allegorical maiden,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

in the manner of Albert-Ernest<br />

Carrier-Belleuse and mounted on<br />

a rouge de France marble base,<br />

unsigned<br />

43cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Christie's London, 'Un Moment<br />

de Perfection', auction 10199,<br />

3 December 2014, Lot 33<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

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63<br />

63<br />

ARTIST UNKNOWN<br />

Portrait of Sir Anthony Van Dyck<br />

oil on canvas<br />

76 x 61cm<br />

$300–500<br />

64<br />

(ATTRIBUTED) TSUGUHARA<br />

FOUJITA<br />

Figure Studies<br />

two colour lithographs<br />

inscribed on image lower right:<br />

Foujita<br />

31 x 22.5cm (each)<br />

$500–700


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65<br />

A bronze figure of a horse by<br />

Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879)<br />

converted to an Australian<br />

agricultural trophy, circa 1900,<br />

on a rouge marble base inscribed<br />

'Gascoyne Pastoralists Association<br />

Trophy presented to D.N.<br />

MCCLEOD ESQ. for largest<br />

number of points gained for<br />

awards at annual show 1906'<br />

46cm high<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

66<br />

Two frosted crystal 'Chrysis' car<br />

mascots/desk ornaments, one<br />

marked Lalique<br />

the kneeling female nudes leaning<br />

backwards with outstretched arms<br />

and windswept hair, mounted on<br />

stepped bases and serving as desk<br />

ornaments, one ornament inscribed<br />

Lalique France, bases unmarked<br />

14.5cm high, 15cm wide, 19.5cm deep<br />

$900–1,200<br />

67<br />

A pair of Italian verre églomisé<br />

mirror panels, circa 1940s<br />

featuring allegorical Classical scenes<br />

in imaginary landscapes, gilt framed<br />

68cm high, 55cm wide<br />

$800–1,000<br />

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31<br />

68<br />

A large antique giltwood<br />

overmantel mirror in the Louis<br />

XVI manner, 19th century<br />

with twin ribbed frames entwined<br />

with ribbon, applied floral motifs<br />

to the corners and centred with<br />

a lavish shell and floral crest<br />

230cm high, 134cm wide<br />

$2,200–2,400<br />

69<br />

A large pair of gilt bronze<br />

mounted porcelain Sèvres style<br />

vases, 19th century<br />

with richly moulded leafy handles and<br />

fruiting finials to the covers and finely<br />

painted allegorical scenes of maidens<br />

accompanied by cupids to the gilded<br />

cartouches on a cobalt blue ground,<br />

signed, underglaze Sèvres style<br />

marks to undersides and one lid<br />

93cm high<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

70<br />

A mahogany Georgian style<br />

secretaire book case<br />

a marriage piece with astragal<br />

glazed doors above a fall front<br />

and three long drawers<br />

$800–1,200<br />

69


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71<br />

A pair of George III sterling silver<br />

dishes, B.S, London 1774<br />

heavy gauge dishes of lobed and<br />

gadrooned form centred with engraved<br />

armorials featuring lion passant and<br />

boar's head devices, hallmarked BS<br />

with pellet, engraved 20-13 and 20-2<br />

2.5cm high, 24.5cm diameter<br />

1200gms<br />

$2,000–2,400<br />

71<br />

72<br />

A Queen Anne Britannia silver<br />

tankard, Humphrey Payne,<br />

London 1718<br />

with domed lid above a girdled<br />

straight-sided body, fanned<br />

thumbpiece and scroll handle,<br />

hallmarked underside and to lid interior<br />

14.5cm high, 10cm diameter foot rim<br />

465gms silver weight<br />

$1,600–2,200<br />

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73<br />

A George III sterling silver tankard,<br />

Francis Crump, London 1765<br />

of plain bellied form and of generous<br />

proportions with double scroll handle<br />

and acanthus thumpiece, engraved<br />

armorial within floral cartouche,<br />

hallmarked underside<br />

15cm high, 10cm diameter foot,<br />

9.5cm, rim<br />

540gms silver weight<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

74<br />

A George II sterling silver waiter,<br />

Edward Wakelin, London 1754<br />

of gently lobed form with gadroon edge<br />

and raised on whorl feet, engraved<br />

lion Sejant erect armorial, hallmarked<br />

underside, mark of Wakelin (surmounted<br />

by Prince of Wales feathers)<br />

2.5cm high, 18cm diameter<br />

325gms silver weight<br />

$1,000–1,400<br />

73<br />

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76<br />

75<br />

75<br />

An internal sulphide<br />

cameo glass plaque of two<br />

philosophers in the manner of<br />

Baccarat, French, circa 1880<br />

hobnail cut glass with a gilt metal<br />

mount, depicting portrait profiles of<br />

Voltaire and one other<br />

9cm high (including bail), 5.5cm wide<br />

$900–1,000<br />

76<br />

A French gold mounted rock<br />

crystal seal, circa 1840<br />

the gold mounted initialled<br />

stamp decorated to the crystal<br />

body with vertical oak leaf<br />

borders in two tone gold<br />

8.5cm long<br />

$800–1,000<br />

77<br />

A Rene Lalique Ambre perfume<br />

bottle for Francois Coty,<br />

circa 1910<br />

in frosted sepia tones and of<br />

tapering form with a flat rim and<br />

stopper, decorated with four<br />

classical maidens holding flowers,<br />

relief mark of R.Lalique to foot<br />

17cm high<br />

$900–1,100<br />

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78<br />

79<br />

78<br />

A Louis XVI silver portrait<br />

miniature snuff box, later<br />

18th century<br />

chased and engraved with formal<br />

floral motifs and borders, the portrait<br />

of a gentleman in an embroidered red<br />

coat and with powdered hair housed<br />

in a ribboned cartouche, hallmarked<br />

to the gilt washed interior<br />

3cm high, 7.5cm wide, 5cm deep<br />

71gms total weight<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Chiswick Auction House, London,<br />

Silver & Objects of Vertu,<br />

25 March 2020, Lot 258<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

80<br />

A Neoclassical .800 silver<br />

snuff box, mark of Posen,<br />

Germany, circa 1900<br />

the hinged lid with frolicking<br />

cupids and their various attributes<br />

in a Classical setting beneath<br />

swags and decorative borders,<br />

a 1928 inscription to the interior,<br />

hallmarked to the lid rim<br />

1.5cm high, 8cm wide, 5.5cm deep<br />

72gms silver weight<br />

$400–600<br />

79<br />

A Neoclassical Continental<br />

silver box, possibly German or<br />

Austrian, late 19th century<br />

chased and engine turned,<br />

featuring cupids holding their<br />

various attributes, laurel borders<br />

to the edges, hallmarked but<br />

indistinctly to the interior rim<br />

2.5cm high, 7cm wide, 5.5cm deep<br />

90gms silver weight<br />

$900–1,200<br />

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81<br />

81<br />

A Louis XV silver gilt cartouche<br />

shape snuff box, Paris,<br />

circa 1735<br />

the hinged lid chased with an<br />

allegorical figure study within rocaille<br />

elements, cupids with festoons to<br />

the reverse, illegible maker's mark,<br />

charge and discharge marks<br />

1.5cm high, 6.5cm wide, 5cm deep<br />

49gms silver weight<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Mossgreen, March 2017<br />

Christie's Geneva, 15 November 1983,<br />

Lot 403<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

82<br />

82<br />

A Continental gilt metal<br />

embossed box with an enclosed<br />

portrait medallion, artist<br />

unknown, circa 1780<br />

the finely worked gilt on copper box,<br />

decorated to the lid with a Classical<br />

figure in a temple setting flanked<br />

by scrolls and various attributes, a<br />

portrait medallion of a young woman<br />

to the lid interior, unmarked<br />

3cm high, 8cm wide, 6cm deep<br />

$1,100–1,400


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83<br />

A gold mounted tortoiseshell<br />

box with a concealed portrait<br />

miniature by Nathaniel Hone<br />

(1718-1784), probably mid 1760s<br />

the oval box with three colour gold<br />

and silver floral inlay to the removable<br />

lid, the inner compartment with a<br />

deli<strong>cat</strong>ely rendered watercolour on<br />

ivory half portrait of a woman in a<br />

blue dress, initialled NH and dated<br />

probably 1764<br />

4cm high, 8cm wide, 6cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Manhattan Art & Antiques Centre,<br />

Hoffman Gampetro, New York, 2015<br />

$2,500–3,000 ♦<br />

83<br />

84<br />

A George III tortoiseshell snuff<br />

box with portrait medallion by<br />

Richard Cosway (1742-1821)<br />

the gentleman wearing a blue<br />

coat, his hair powdered, and set<br />

into a waisted gold mounted and<br />

lined box, the oval mount and<br />

thumbpiece of chased design<br />

2.5cm high, 8cm wide, 5.5cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Philip Mould & Company,<br />

London, 2013<br />

$2,500–3,000 ♦<br />

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85<br />

A South Staffordshire type<br />

enamel and gilt etui, 1770-1780<br />

finely decorated with botanical<br />

specimens reserved on a blue<br />

ground within raised gilt cartouches,<br />

with some implements<br />

9cm high, 4cm wide<br />

$500–700<br />

86<br />

A Battersea enamel miniature<br />

plaque depicting Christ on the<br />

cross, mid 18th century<br />

transfer printed enamel in deli<strong>cat</strong>e<br />

colours housed in a gilt metal frame,<br />

after an engraving by Ravenet<br />

(Simon Francis, the elder), 1753-1755<br />

10cm high, 8cm wide<br />

NOTE<br />

a near identical plaque is housed<br />

in the collection of the Victoria<br />

& Albert Museum, Accession<br />

number: 414:1429-1885. Crucifixion<br />

subjects are unusual in the<br />

repertoire of Battersea enamels<br />

of this era suggesting it may<br />

have been made for a Roman<br />

Catholic rather than a Protestant<br />

market, possibly for export<br />

$800–1,200<br />

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87<br />

An exquisite Viennese enamel<br />

and bronze mounted miniature<br />

cabinet, late 19th century<br />

the cabinet fitted with petite<br />

drawers and decorated to the<br />

body and interior with plaques<br />

embellished with landscapes<br />

and allegorical narratives<br />

16cm high, 11.5cm wide, 9.5cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,400<br />

87


40<br />

The George Brugler and Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

88<br />

88<br />

A miniature portrait of two<br />

children, 19th century<br />

oil on card<br />

9 x 11.5cm<br />

$400–600<br />

89<br />

ENGLISH SCHOOL<br />

Portrait of a Lady<br />

oil on canvas<br />

24 x 19cm<br />

$400–600<br />

90<br />

T BONSI<br />

Temple Scenes I & II<br />

pair of watercolours and gilt on paper<br />

each signed lower right: T Bonsi<br />

15 x 23cm (each)<br />

$400–600<br />

91<br />

A miniature portrait of a<br />

gentleman at his desk,<br />

artist unknown, 19th century<br />

watercolour on ivory<br />

12 x 9.5cm<br />

$400–600


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92<br />

Two miniature portraits of<br />

ladies, 19th/early 20th century<br />

half portraits, oil on ivory,<br />

one signed Tischler lower right<br />

7.5cm diameter, and 8cm high,<br />

6cm wide<br />

$400–600<br />

93<br />

A miniature portrait of G.Freer<br />

Esq., by George Hargreaves<br />

(English, 1797-1870)<br />

oil on ivory, signed and inscribed<br />

verso: Hargreaves PINXT. April 1822<br />

10.5 x 8.5cm<br />

$550–700<br />

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Other Properties<br />

The Art of Cricket<br />

A 1780 Battersea Enamel Cricket Medallion<br />

The English are very fond of a game they call<br />

cricket. For this purpose, they go into a large open<br />

field and knock a small ball about with a piece of<br />

wood. I will not attempt to describe this game to<br />

you, it is too compli<strong>cat</strong>ed…<br />

– Cesar de Saussure, 'A Foreign View of England in the<br />

Reigns of George I and George II', 1728<br />

Cricket, a great leveller, was played by all stations of<br />

society, from rural workers to aristocrats. It quickly<br />

became a popular recreation in London and the<br />

South-East counties in the first half of the 18th century.<br />

From rural origins, cricket became entrenched as a<br />

pastime for the elite and emerging middle and leisure<br />

classes as the century progressed. Cricket societies and<br />

clubs burgeoned, and in 1744, the first laws of cricket were<br />

drawn up. These laws were revised some decades later, in<br />

1774, with the introduction of now-familiar rules such as<br />

‘lbw’ and the addition of a third stump. These codes were<br />

established by the gentlemen of the Star and Garter Club,<br />

whose members later formed the Marylebone Cricket<br />

Club (MCC) at Lord’s in 1787. To this day, the MCC remains<br />

the custodian of the laws of cricket and is responsible for<br />

revising the game’s rules.<br />

In the 18th century, cricket was somewhat unruly, both on<br />

and off the field. The selling of beverages at games and<br />

enthusiastic gambling—Georgian society's most popular<br />

leisure pursuit—on match outcomes and individual players’<br />

exploits often fuelled this unruliness. Some may argue that<br />

little has changed since then. Reports of gambling-related<br />

violence at cricket games were not uncommon. The<br />

Daily Post of 25 August 1731 records that the Duke of<br />

Richmond’s Eleven was ‘greatly insulted by the mob, some<br />

of the men having their shirts torn off their backs’ following<br />

a match with Mr Chambers’ Eleven.<br />

In elegant contrast, the George III Battersea enamel<br />

cricket medallion offers a refined depiction of the game’s<br />

artefacts. Together with the 1780 inscription to the<br />

reverse, the objects shown also support the date. We see<br />

the three stumps, the typical shoulderless bat with its<br />

twine-wrapped handle—soon to be superseded by the first<br />

shouldered bat, introduced only a couple of years earlier—<br />

and the unmistakable cricket ball. The modern cricket<br />

ball, introduced in the second half of the 18th century, was<br />

manufactured by Duke & Son in Kent. It featured a cork<br />

interior and a leather shell with rows of stitching. Such<br />

was the fashion for cricket that playing kit occasionally<br />

appeared as props in portraiture, and one such<br />

contemporary painting demonstrates that the distinctive<br />

red ball is indeed of the period and not a later introduction.<br />

A 1793 group portrait by English painter Thomas Beach<br />

(1738–1806) shows ‘William, Mary Ann, and John de la<br />

Pole as Children’ in a landscape setting with their family<br />

home, Shute House in Devon. Sandwiched between her<br />

brothers, a somewhat disinterested Mary Ann holds a<br />

straw hat in one hand and a cherry-red stitched cricket<br />

ball in the other. (Collection of Antony, Private Collection,<br />

Cornwall, NT 358008).<br />

The Battersea medallion, inscribed ‘Wednesdays Cricket<br />

Society, Revived and Established 1780, Edward Medley,<br />

Treasurer’, is indeed a wonderful historical sporting<br />

document and a rarity at auction. On April 20, 2002, the<br />

British Antique Trade Gazette reported the sale of a similar<br />

medallion inscribed, ‘Unanimous Gift of the Thursday<br />

Cricket Society to their Late President, Mr Saml. Welsh<br />

1788’. Attracting interest from the Marylebone Cricket Club<br />

and renowned collector Sir Paul Getty, it sold at Duke’s<br />

Dorchester salerooms to an anonymous buyer for £28,000.


43<br />

94<br />

94<br />

A rare and important<br />

George III Battersea enamel<br />

cricket medallion, 18th century<br />

of oval form surrounded by a frame of<br />

paste diamonds and depicting a pair<br />

of crossed bats, ball, trailing ribbon of<br />

beads and wickets, inscribed verso:<br />

'Wednesdays Cricket Society<br />

Revived and Established 1780<br />

Edward Medley, Treasurer'<br />

7.5cm high, 8cm wide<br />

$10,000–15,000


44<br />

95<br />

A large sterling silver and<br />

ruby glass trumpet vase,<br />

William Henry Sparrow,<br />

Birmingham 1906<br />

the frilled vase housed in an<br />

ornately pierced silver holder to<br />

a domed and weighted base<br />

32cm high<br />

500gms weighted silver holder<br />

$400–600<br />

95<br />

96<br />

A French Empire .950<br />

silver cruet set by Pierre<br />

Jacques Meurice, Paris,<br />

circa 1806-1809 period<br />

with elegant ajouré borders to the<br />

integral tray and bottle holders, the<br />

rims supported by Classical dancing<br />

maidens, with the original faceted<br />

bottles, hallmarked<br />

26.5cm high, 23cm wide, 11.5cm deep<br />

600gms<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Andre and Cecile Fink Collection<br />

$800–1,200<br />

97<br />

A Neoclassical sterling silver<br />

coffee pot and a matching tea<br />

pot, William Hutton & Sons,<br />

London, 1898 & 1902<br />

gadrooned to the lower bodies<br />

with matching domed lids and<br />

finials, '7' shaped wood handles,<br />

hallmarked to upper bodies<br />

25.5cm high, coffee pot,<br />

12.5cm high, teapot<br />

885gms total weight<br />

$700–850<br />

98<br />

A Christofle 'Integrale' stainless<br />

steel flatware service for ten,<br />

French, circa 2000<br />

comprising forks, knives, dessert and<br />

soup spoons and teaspoons<br />

the largest knives 22.5cm long<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

99<br />

A fine Continental silver<br />

and enamel decorated<br />

belt, in the Japanese taste,<br />

early 20th century<br />

with sixteen panels individually<br />

decorated with floral specimens<br />

in relief upon an intri<strong>cat</strong>ely worked<br />

ground, the main roundel buckle<br />

with clip marked WF within a<br />

square border and Stg Sil<br />

68cm, belt length<br />

$800–1,200<br />

100<br />

Three items of Victorian<br />

English sterling silver: a pierced<br />

basket, sugar caster and a<br />

creamer, Sheffield, London,<br />

various dates and makers,<br />

mid to late 19th century<br />

the pierced basket on bunch of grape<br />

feet finely embossed with vines and<br />

floral motifs, apparently unmarked,<br />

an embossed square bombé form<br />

sugar caster. and a baluster floral<br />

embossed creamer; hallmarked<br />

21cm high, caster,<br />

755 gms silver weight<br />

$600–700


45<br />

101<br />

An unusual sterling silver<br />

racing theme cocktail shaker,<br />

Tiffany & Co, 1892-1902 period<br />

pattern 9727 designed in 1889, finely<br />

acid engraved with an exotic scrolling<br />

Art Nouveau design incorporating<br />

maize heads and other vegetal designs<br />

on a grain and wrigglework ground<br />

enclosing a broad continuous frieze of<br />

races horses and jockeys, with strainer<br />

cover and screw top, inscription to<br />

rim of cover, 'To Jack from Edna';<br />

sterling silver marks, design number,<br />

cypher for Charles L Tiffany<br />

19cm high<br />

465gms silver weight<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

101<br />

102<br />

A mid Victorian sterling silver<br />

equestrian themed competition<br />

trophy, London 1856<br />

the lavishly embossed urn and cover<br />

with flora and racing scenes, inscribed<br />

to the cartouche, 'Challenge Cup/<br />

given by Humphrey Williams Esq/of<br />

Carnanton/for competition for hacks or<br />

hunters/of the Christmas Cattle Show/<br />

at St Columb', hallmarked below rim<br />

and to interior of cover<br />

22cm high, 17cm diameter<br />

915gms silver weight<br />

$900–1,200<br />

102


46<br />

103<br />

A George II sterling silver<br />

swing handle sugar basin,<br />

Edward Aldridge, London 1759<br />

pierced and spiral ribbed with cast<br />

floral work to the rim, handle and<br />

footed base, hallmarked underside<br />

5.5cm high, 15cm wide, 12cm deep<br />

195gms silver weight<br />

$900–1,200<br />

103<br />

104<br />

A George III sterling silver cake<br />

basket, mark of ...B, London, 1771<br />

beautifully ajouré worked with a bead<br />

swing handle and foot rim, key fret and<br />

husk borders, discreetly marked either<br />

side of the swing handle, maker's mark<br />

partly obscured<br />

10.5cm high, 33.5cm wide, 27.5cm deep<br />

785gms silver weight<br />

$1,800–2,200<br />

104


47<br />

105<br />

105<br />

A fine sterling silver tazza,<br />

Tiffany & Co., circa 1923<br />

elaborately acid etched and engraved<br />

with shell, knot and pendant lappet<br />

motifs, engraved marks to base, 925-<br />

1000, pattern 5334, with associated<br />

flannel drawstring bag<br />

5.5cm high, 31.5cm diameter<br />

1140gms silver weight<br />

$2,500–3,500<br />

106<br />

A pair of silver plate cube<br />

teapots, designed by Richard<br />

Crawford Johnson, circa 1917<br />

for Cube Teapots, Leicester<br />

the non drip, stackable design<br />

originally designed in metal and<br />

ceramic for use on board ship<br />

10.5cm, 7cm square<br />

$300–400


48<br />

Chinese and Asian Ceramics,<br />

Works of Art and Furniture<br />

107<br />

A painted red pottery figure<br />

of a court lady<br />

Tang dynasty<br />

standing with hands clasped within<br />

the full sleeves of the long robes falling<br />

to the base, the face modelled with<br />

fully rounded features framed by the<br />

long hair drawn into an elaborate<br />

coiffure divided into two chignons,<br />

covered overall with a white slip<br />

37.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Dragon Culture Hong Kong,<br />

7 September 2005<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

108<br />

A grey pottery horse's head<br />

Han dynasty<br />

modelled with prominent eyes and<br />

flared nostrils, traces of red pigment,<br />

perspex stand<br />

16.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Dragon Culture, Hong Kong,<br />

21 October 2002<br />

$400–600<br />

107


49<br />

109<br />

A painted red pottery figure<br />

of a court lady<br />

Tang dynasty<br />

standing in an elegant swaying pose,<br />

wearing long robes falling in folds to<br />

the base, the face modelled with fully<br />

rounded features framed by the long<br />

hair drawn into an elaborate coiffure<br />

arranged in a dramatic crescent<br />

framing the face, and a centered<br />

fan-shaped double top knot, covered<br />

with a white slip with traces of<br />

coloured pigments<br />

32.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Dragon Culture, Hong Kong,<br />

16 April 2004<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

110<br />

A Tang-style painted pottery<br />

figure of a prancing horse<br />

standing with one front leg raised<br />

and the head turned to one side in<br />

alert attitude, covered in a white slip<br />

with remains of the red and coloured<br />

pigments, stand<br />

43cm long<br />

$600–800<br />

111<br />

Two sancai-glazed wares<br />

Tang dynasty<br />

comprising a jarlet with two lug<br />

handles and a small cup, both partly<br />

covered in splashed green, cream<br />

and chestnut glazes, wood stand,<br />

boxes<br />

the jarlet 9cm high; the cup<br />

5.3cm diameter<br />

$600–800<br />

109


50<br />

112<br />

A copper-red glazed stembowl<br />

Yongzheng mark<br />

the rounded sides rising to a<br />

flared rim, supported on a hollow<br />

slightly splayed pedestal foot, the<br />

exterior applied with a rich red<br />

bubble-suffused glaze, the rim and<br />

interior glazed white<br />

15.6cm diameter<br />

$800–1,200<br />

113<br />

A copper-red glazed<br />

vase,Tianqiuping<br />

Qing dynasty, 19th century<br />

covered with a rich crimson glaze<br />

thinning slightly at the mouth<br />

35.5cm high<br />

$600–800<br />

112


51<br />

114<br />

An iron-red decorated<br />

'dragon' dish<br />

Jiajing mark<br />

the interior painted with two dragons<br />

chasing a flaming pearl in a central<br />

medallion, and repeated around the<br />

exterior, wood box<br />

18cm diameter<br />

$800–1,200<br />

114


52<br />

115<br />

A pair of famille verte<br />

'peach' dishes<br />

Xuantong marks<br />

each with shallow rounded sides, the<br />

interior with a large iron-red peach<br />

gilt with shou characters, the fruit<br />

growing on a short stem with leaves<br />

in two tones of green enamels, gilt<br />

edged rims, fitted box<br />

10cm diameter<br />

$700–900<br />

116<br />

A famille verte beaker vase<br />

late Qing dynasty/20th century<br />

painted with a figural scene<br />

around the flared neck above a<br />

band of flowering branches and<br />

fruiting sprays<br />

45cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

115


53<br />

117<br />

A pair of famille rose<br />

'butterfly' dishes<br />

Daoguang marks, 20th century<br />

each painted with a central<br />

butterfly medallion within a frieze<br />

of further butterflies interspersed<br />

with flowering sprays around the<br />

ogee-shaped sides, scalloped<br />

gilt-edged rim, fitted box<br />

13.5cm diameter<br />

$800–1,200<br />

118<br />

A blue and white bowl<br />

Chenghua mark, 20th century<br />

painted on the exterior of the thinly<br />

potted sides with a continuous floral<br />

scroll of paired flower heads among<br />

foliage, fitted box<br />

15cm diameter<br />

$800–1,200<br />

119<br />

A blue and white vase,<br />

Yuhuchun<br />

Daoguang mark, 20th century<br />

the pear-shaped body painted with<br />

a continuous garden scene below<br />

formal borders around the tapering<br />

neck and splayed base, wood stand<br />

28.5cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

117


54<br />

120<br />

A famille rose jar<br />

Hongxian mark<br />

decorated with flowering peony and<br />

magnolia growing from rockwork,<br />

wood cover and stand<br />

28.5cm high<br />

$600–800<br />

121<br />

A famille rose vase<br />

Yongzheng mark, 20th century<br />

painted with blossoming branches<br />

extending over the sides to the<br />

trumpet mouth, wood stand,<br />

fitted box<br />

27.5cm high<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

122<br />

A famille rose chicken cup<br />

Qianlong fanggu mark<br />

with steep rounded sides, finely<br />

painted on the exterior with the well<br />

known story of Jia Chang stamping<br />

his foot to call the chickens in a<br />

garden of flowering peonies and<br />

rockwork, the reverse with a long<br />

poem in black, box<br />

8.2 cm diameter<br />

$500–700<br />

120


55<br />

123<br />

A pair of famille rose<br />

beaker vases<br />

20th century<br />

each decorated with precious objects<br />

and vases of flowers, between<br />

shaped formal borders around the<br />

splayed base and flared mouth<br />

48.5cm high<br />

$800–1,200<br />

124<br />

A pair of Canton<br />

famille rose vases<br />

19th/20th century<br />

each decorated with panels of figure<br />

scenes interspersed with others of<br />

birds and flowers, the neck applied<br />

with Buddhist lions and chilong<br />

45cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

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125<br />

A famille rose 'boys at play' vase<br />

Jiaqing mark<br />

painted with boys playing in a<br />

continuous garden setting between<br />

cloud collar borders, the tall neck<br />

and base with flowering and<br />

fruiting sprays reserved on a lime<br />

green ground<br />

33cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

125


57<br />

126<br />

A famille rose vase<br />

Jiaqing seal mark<br />

decorated with flowering plants<br />

extending over the sides from a<br />

lappet band above a pink key-fret<br />

border around the foot and extending<br />

to a cloud collar border around the<br />

flared mouth, the interior and base<br />

glazed in turquoise, wood stand<br />

24.5cm high<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

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58<br />

127<br />

An inscribed landscape vase<br />

20th century<br />

painted with lakeside pavilions on a<br />

continuous rocky shore with distant<br />

mountains, an inscription in black<br />

with three red seals, the base with a<br />

four character Juren Tang seal mark<br />

25cm high<br />

$900–1,200<br />

127


59<br />

128<br />

An inscribed landscape vase<br />

20th century<br />

of tapering shouldered form, the<br />

sides painted with figures in a<br />

continuous lakeside setting with<br />

trees and thatched huts on the rocky<br />

shore, an inscription in black with a<br />

red seal on one side, the base with an<br />

iron-red seal Yitao Zhai<br />

37cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Sotheby's Melbourne, 29 July 2014,<br />

lot 155<br />

$2,500–3,500<br />

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60<br />

129<br />

A famille rose European<br />

subject snuff bottle<br />

Qianlong mark<br />

either side painted with a panel<br />

depicting a mother and child<br />

reserved on the reticulated gilt<br />

floral scroll ground, the neck and<br />

base part of the rotating cylinder<br />

to the interior, stopper<br />

7.5cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

130<br />

A famille rose snuff bottle<br />

painted with five boys playing in<br />

a fruiting peach tree, between<br />

underglaze blue formal borders,<br />

stopper en suite, four character mark<br />

7.5cm high<br />

$500–800<br />

131<br />

An agarwood archer's ring<br />

the exterior carved in relief with a<br />

bird perched among flowering peony<br />

branches, pewter case and cover<br />

stamped to the base<br />

the ring 3.5cm diameter<br />

$500–700<br />

132<br />

A gold splash bronze censer<br />

Xuande mark, 19th/20th century<br />

the squat sides set with two lion head<br />

handles, wood cover<br />

14.5cm diameter<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

129


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133<br />

A famille rose Canton<br />

enamel saucer-dish<br />

Qianlong seal mark,<br />

and of the period<br />

painted with the wu fu in flight<br />

among flowering lotus borne on<br />

scrolling foliate stems, all reserved on<br />

the yellow ground and repeated on<br />

the underside, fitted box<br />

16cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The British Antique Dealers<br />

Association (label)<br />

Private collection, Queensland<br />

Important Chinese Art & the<br />

Spring Auction Series, Mossgreen,<br />

Melbourne, November/December<br />

2011, lot 110<br />

Private collection, Sydney<br />

Bonham's Sydney, The Yeung<br />

Collection II including Works from<br />

Various Vendors, 24 June 2020, lot 59<br />

For an almost identical dish, see<br />

Auspicious Emblems: Chinese<br />

Cultural Treasures - 45th Anniversary<br />

Exhibition of the Min Chiu Society,<br />

Hong Kong Museum of Art,<br />

Hong Kong, 2005, p.148, pl. 89<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

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134<br />

A hardstone inlaid hexagonal<br />

wood box and cover<br />

19th/20th century<br />

the cover inlaid in various hardstones<br />

and mother of pearl, with a pheasant<br />

perched on rockwork among<br />

flowering plants, the sides with<br />

panels of different flowering plants<br />

19cm diameter<br />

$600–900<br />

135<br />

A bronze figure of<br />

Avalokitesvara Sadaksari, Nepal<br />

18th/19th century<br />

the multi-armed deity seated in<br />

dhyanasana on a double lotus base<br />

supporting a flamiform mandorla, the<br />

principal hands in anjali mudra<br />

15.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Au Lion des Neiges, Sydney<br />

circa 1990<br />

Property from a Private Collection<br />

$600–800<br />

136<br />

A grey stone stele<br />

of Vishnu, India<br />

probably Pala period,<br />

12th century<br />

the four-armed standing figure in<br />

high relief, holding a gadha (mace)<br />

in his upper right hand, the lower<br />

in varadamudra with a tiny lotus in<br />

the centre of the palm, the upper<br />

left hand holidng a cakra (disc) and<br />

the lower left a conch, wearing a<br />

three-pronged tall crown topped by<br />

an amalaka, elaborate jewellery and a<br />

vanamala (floral garland) at his knees,<br />

with two female consorts Lakshmi<br />

and Sarasvarti holding a fly whisk<br />

and vina standing to either side, the<br />

arched backing carved with small<br />

avatars of Vishnnu either side of the<br />

kirttimukha at the apex, wood stand<br />

54cm high (without tang)<br />

In the late Pala period Vishnu is the<br />

most popular Hindu deity depicted in<br />

sculpture and most commonly shown<br />

in this form.<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

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64<br />

137<br />

A pair of Ayutthaya-style bronze<br />

standing figures of Buddha, Thai<br />

one holding an alms bowl, the other<br />

with hands held in front, both with<br />

tightly curled hair surmounted by<br />

a flamiform finial, the face with<br />

downward gaze, stands<br />

each 110cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Masterpiece Gallery, Melbourne,<br />

30 September 2003<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

137


65<br />

138<br />

An Indian sandstone carving of<br />

lovers (Mithuna)<br />

the figures standing in a close<br />

embrace, scantily clad and adorned<br />

with jewellery, stand<br />

67cm high<br />

For an 11th century example from<br />

Madhya Pradesh, Khajuraho,<br />

Medieval period, Candella dynasty,<br />

see the Indian and Southeast Asian<br />

collection of the Cleveland Museum<br />

of Art, Cleveland<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Masterpiece Gallery, Melbourne,<br />

4 October 2005<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

139<br />

A pair of male figures,<br />

Dong Son style, Vietnam<br />

each standing on a circular base with<br />

arms lowered and hands held in front,<br />

fitted stands<br />

41cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Borosoothai Antiques, Chiang Mai,<br />

Thailand, 17 September, 2012<br />

Property from a Private Collection<br />

$800–1,200<br />

140<br />

A small bronze Mon-Dvaravati<br />

style figure of Buddha<br />

standing, his left hand raised in<br />

vitarka mudra, his right in varada<br />

mudra, draped in a long sanghati,<br />

21.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Borosoothai Antiques, Chiang Mai,<br />

17 September 2012<br />

Property from a Private Collection<br />

$700–900<br />

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141<br />

An unusual intri<strong>cat</strong>ely<br />

carved celadon jade figure<br />

of a mythical qilin<br />

standing four square facing forward<br />

with jaws open, three chilong<br />

climbing over its back around the<br />

cylindrical support surmounted by<br />

a covered bowl with pierced dragon<br />

scroll handles and chilong knop,<br />

its body with archaistic motifs and<br />

coiled dragon tail, fitted box<br />

23cm high overall<br />

This lot is accompanied by a gem<br />

certifi<strong>cat</strong>e<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

142<br />

A gilt decorated spinach-green<br />

jade plaque<br />

one side gilt with blossoming prunus<br />

and lingzhi fungus, the other with iris<br />

and rockwork, a poetic inscription<br />

above, all within the foliate and<br />

strapwork border, wood stand<br />

the plaque 24 x 14.5cm,<br />

37.5cm high overall<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

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67<br />

143<br />

A white jade mounted<br />

silver mirror<br />

Qing dynasty<br />

the convex ovoid plaque carved in<br />

low relief with a bat in flight beside<br />

a fruiting peach bough, the handle<br />

formed by a belt hook surmounted by<br />

a chilong along the shaft confronting<br />

a dragon-head hook, the reverse<br />

with a circular knob for attachment,<br />

mounted as a hand mirror, box<br />

25.5cm long<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

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68<br />

144<br />

Two jadeite pendants<br />

one of basket form surmounted<br />

by tree shrews with strings of cash<br />

among ruyi scrolls, the other of<br />

hollow rectangular section pierced<br />

with foliate scrolls, the pale stones<br />

with green suffusions<br />

5cm and 5.5cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

145<br />

Two jadeite pendants<br />

one carved with fish among lotus,<br />

carved from a translucent pale green<br />

stone, the other with chilong climbing<br />

over a gourd, carved from a pale icy<br />

stone with bright green suffusions<br />

5.5cm long<br />

$1,200–1,800<br />

146<br />

Two jadeite 'dragon and fish'<br />

pendants<br />

each carved in pierced relief from<br />

whitish stones with bright green<br />

suffusions<br />

5cm and 6cm long<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

147<br />

Two jadeite pendants<br />

one carved in pierced relief with a<br />

dragon pursuing a flaming pearl,<br />

the other with bats, tree shrew and<br />

cash, the whitish stones with emerald<br />

green and russet suffusions<br />

5cm and 4.5cm<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

145


69<br />

146<br />

147


70<br />

148<br />

148<br />

CHEN WEN HSI (CHINESE, 1901-1991)<br />

Squirrels<br />

watercolour and ink on paper<br />

signed and stamped upper right<br />

34.5 x 45cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

EXHIBITED<br />

Exhibition of Chinese Paintings by Chen Wen Hsi,<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

$3,000–5,000


71<br />

149<br />

149<br />

CHEN WEN HSI (CHINESE, 1901-1991)<br />

Finches<br />

watercolour and ink on paper<br />

signed and stamped centre left<br />

33 x 42.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

EXHIBITED<br />

Exhibition of Chinese Paintings by Chen Wen Hsi,<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

$3,000–5,000


72<br />

150<br />

150<br />

CHEN WEN HSI (CHINESE, 1901-1991)<br />

Herons<br />

watercolour and ink on paper<br />

signed and stamped upper left and lower right<br />

34 x 45cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

EXHIBITED<br />

Exhibition of Chinese Paintings by Chen Wen Hsi,<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

151<br />

CHEN WEN HSI (CHINESE, 1901-1991)<br />

Gibbons<br />

watercolour and ink on paper<br />

signed and stamped on upper right<br />

34 x 46cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

EXHIBITED<br />

Exhibition of Chinese Paintings by Chen Wen Hsi,<br />

The Old & New Gallery, Singapore, 1988<br />

$3,000–5,000


73<br />

152<br />

152<br />

CHEN WEN HSI (CHINESE, 1901-1991)<br />

Shrimps and Lotus<br />

watercolour and ink on paper<br />

artist's seal centre right and centre left<br />

40cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Acquired from the Artist's Studio, Singapore, 1977<br />

Private Collection, Victoria<br />

$3,000–5,000


74<br />

153<br />

An eight panel gold-ground<br />

coromandel screen<br />

20th century<br />

decorated with a pair of phoenix<br />

and groups of song birds in flight<br />

above flowering peonies, magnolia<br />

and other flowers growing from<br />

rockwork, the reverse with a pair<br />

of Mandarin ducks and pheasants<br />

beside lotus flowers<br />

each panel 183 x 40cm<br />

$2,000–4,000<br />

154<br />

A four-panel calligraphy screen<br />

each panel 173 x 70cm<br />

$800–1,000


75<br />

153


76<br />

155<br />

A silk embroidered<br />

mother-of-pearl inlaid<br />

hardwood screen<br />

Qing dynasty, 19th century<br />

depicting Shou Lao holding a<br />

peach spray with his deer and two<br />

companions in a fenced garden<br />

with pairs of bats and cranes flying<br />

overhead, the frame inlaid with<br />

flowering and fruiting branches<br />

and supported on Buddhist lion<br />

feet; together with a Suzhou silk<br />

embroidered hardwood table<br />

screen depicting two <strong>cat</strong>s crouched<br />

among grasses<br />

the screen 86.5cm high,<br />

58cm wide overall<br />

the table screen 46cm high,<br />

42.5cm wide overall<br />

$1,000–2,000<br />

155


77<br />

156<br />

A profusely carved hongmu<br />

display cabinet<br />

of rectangular form, the cabinet<br />

fitted with a combination of tiered<br />

shelves with openwork carved<br />

borders of scrolling foliage, extending<br />

onto the corner supports, and<br />

surmounted by a similar arched<br />

openwork frieze<br />

158cm high, 77cm wide, 33cm deep<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

157<br />

A pair of teal-glazed ceramic<br />

stools<br />

with reticulated bases<br />

50cm high, the top 33 x 33cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

156


78<br />

158<br />

A dark green lacquered wood<br />

altar table<br />

20th century<br />

the top with raised ends above six<br />

drawers supported on corner legs<br />

joined by the shaped apron and with<br />

openwork flanges<br />

90cm high, 297cm long, 40cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

159<br />

A three-tier hardwood cabinet<br />

20th century<br />

the upper two tiers with vertical<br />

spindle doors above a pair of<br />

drawers and lower two door cabinet,<br />

set with fish form metal pulls<br />

180cm high, 90cm wide, 42cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

160<br />

A red lacquered buffet,<br />

circa 1900<br />

with two double doored cabinets<br />

above a dual pierced frieze raised<br />

on square form supports<br />

89cm high, 129.5cm wide, 48cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

161<br />

A hardwood altar table<br />

20th century<br />

the rectangular top with scroll ends<br />

and a broad openwork apron of<br />

fruiting vine supported on four legs<br />

joined by stretchers<br />

107cm high, 178cm long, 43cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

162<br />

An elm console table<br />

late 19th/20th century<br />

the extended plank top with<br />

attractive patina above three frieze<br />

drawers with brass hardware, a<br />

shaped and relief carved skirt,<br />

supported on square section legs<br />

81.5cm high, 190.5cm wide,<br />

53cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Artemis of Hong Kong, 1997<br />

$600–800<br />

158


79<br />

163<br />

A Japanese black and gold<br />

lacquered shrine, Butsudan<br />

late Meiji period<br />

of rectangular form, the upper<br />

section with two hinged bi-fold panel<br />

doors opening to reveal two inner<br />

bi-fold doors, the inner shrine with<br />

a series of shelves and plinths, all<br />

above three small drawers, the upper<br />

section with vertical cylindrical pillars<br />

below intri<strong>cat</strong>ely carved decorative<br />

elements, housing a gilt figure of<br />

Buddha within a carved gilt wood<br />

gallery with bell pendants to either<br />

side, the lower section with three<br />

small drawers above two larger<br />

drawers, the doors set with metal<br />

fittings and lock plates, the two<br />

outer sides with three iron loose ring<br />

handles bound with rope for carrying,<br />

165cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

163


80<br />

164<br />

A polychrome wood<br />

figure of a monk<br />

55cm high<br />

$800–1,200<br />

164


81<br />

165<br />

A wood figure of a six-armed<br />

Daikokuten (Mahakala)<br />

Muromachi period (1333-1573),<br />

16th century<br />

decorated in polychrome pigments,<br />

standing on top of a subdued demon,<br />

wearing layered robes and scarves,<br />

a necklace of skulls at his neck and<br />

snakes adorning each of his arms<br />

and ankles, eyes inlaid<br />

46.5cm high<br />

$900–1,200<br />

165


82<br />

166<br />

RINPA-SCHOOL<br />

Cranes Alighting<br />

on a Rocky Island<br />

ink and colour on silk<br />

hanging scroll bearing the signature<br />

Sakai Hoitsu and with one seal<br />

101 x 39.5cm<br />

$600–800<br />

167<br />

HIDEO TAKEDA (1948- )<br />

The Heike Clan escape<br />

from Kyoto<br />

from the Genpei series<br />

numbered 161/185 and signed,<br />

framed<br />

55 x 41cm, 71.5 x 56cm overall<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

purchased Tokyo 1988<br />

$400–600<br />

168<br />

HIDEO TAKEDA (1948- )<br />

The Fight for the Vanguard<br />

in the Uji River<br />

from the Genpei series<br />

inscribed EP and signed, framed<br />

41 x 55cm, 57.5 x 69cm overall<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

purchased Tokyo 1988<br />

$400–600<br />

166


83<br />

169<br />

A silver, enamel and<br />

Shibayama vase<br />

Meiji period<br />

the sides inlaid with a bird on a<br />

blossoming bough and butterflies<br />

hovering over flowering plants,<br />

signature tablet to the base<br />

16.5cm high<br />

$700–900 ♦<br />

170<br />

Two Japanese cloisonné<br />

enamel vases<br />

Meiji period<br />

comprising one with alternating<br />

colour ground panels of birds and<br />

insects on the black floral scroll<br />

ground; the other with decorative<br />

bands reserved on a floral scroll<br />

yellow ground<br />

largest 16cm high<br />

$800–1,200<br />

171<br />

Two cloisonné enamel vases<br />

20th century<br />

each with floral decoration on pale<br />

green grounds, silvered mounts<br />

25cm and 19cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

172<br />

A large bronze tripod censer<br />

late Meiji period/20th century<br />

the sides decorated in relief<br />

with a dragon among swirling<br />

crested waves and set with double<br />

dragon-form loop handles,<br />

wood stand 60cm diameter<br />

$800–1,000<br />

169


84<br />

173<br />

An ivory okimono<br />

of a seated scholar<br />

Meiji period<br />

holding an abacus in his left hand<br />

and a brush in the right, an open book<br />

at his feet and a fish basket to one<br />

side, the details well defined, a red<br />

signature tablet to the base<br />

7.5cm high<br />

$600–800 ♦<br />

174<br />

An ivory paper knife<br />

Meiji period<br />

decorated in Shibayama style<br />

with wisteria and bamboo, the<br />

handle carved with a monkey<br />

reaching for a fruiting branch<br />

35cm long<br />

$400–600 ♦<br />

173


85<br />

175<br />

A carved ivory okimono<br />

of a farmer<br />

Meiji period<br />

standing, raking leaves with a chicken<br />

perched on his wicker basket to one<br />

side, signature to the base<br />

17cm high<br />

$900–1,200 ♦<br />

175


86<br />

Jewellery & Watches<br />

176<br />

A cultured pearl and<br />

diamond necklace retailed<br />

by Schlager Jewellery<br />

Comprising fifty three semi baroque<br />

cultured pearls of white, cream and<br />

pink hues and fine lustre measuring<br />

9-9.5mm individually knotted to an<br />

14ct white gold clasp set with 86<br />

round brilliant cut diamonds totalling<br />

1.70cts, total length 580mm.<br />

$3,200–4,200<br />

176


87<br />

178<br />

177<br />

177<br />

A tanzanite and diamond ring<br />

The oval cut tanzanite weighing<br />

7.65cts, having a round brilliant<br />

cut diamond set to each shoulder<br />

totalling 0.32cts, 18ct white gold,<br />

6.00gms.<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

178<br />

An Antique French diamond<br />

bombé ring<br />

The domed panel set with seven old<br />

European cut diamonds in a flower<br />

cluster formation. Finely pierced<br />

gallery and shoulders set with a small<br />

marquise blue sapphire, 18ct gold,<br />

total diamond weight: 1.00cts, total<br />

weight: 3.6gms, circa 1920.<br />

$1,800–2,200<br />

179<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The round brilliant cut diamond of<br />

0.74cts bezel set with a round brilliant<br />

cut diamond of 0.05cts moustache<br />

set to the under rail, 18ct white gold,<br />

3.9gms.<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

180<br />

A Ceylon sapphire<br />

and diamond ring<br />

The oval cut sapphire measuring<br />

weighing 4.45cts four claw set above<br />

four round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

bezel set to each shoulder totalling<br />

1.68cts, 14ct white gold, 10.30gms.<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

179


88<br />

181<br />

181<br />

An Art Deco diamond and<br />

platinum double clip brooch<br />

Handcrafted, of stylised geometric<br />

and pierced design, each clip<br />

comprising eight graduated round<br />

brilliant cut diamonds totalling<br />

1.10cts, offset by four baguette cut<br />

diamonds totalling 1.00cts and<br />

a further 85 single cut diamonds<br />

weighing 2.70cts total. Crafted in<br />

platinum with removable frame,<br />

total diamond weight 9.60cts,<br />

total weight 35.7gms.<br />

$8,000–10,000<br />

182<br />

182<br />

A pair of diamond<br />

corkscrew earrings<br />

Each earring crafted in silver and<br />

set throughout with round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 1.00cts,<br />

total weight 10.23gms.<br />

$900–1,200


89<br />

183<br />

Hardy Brothers diamond drop<br />

earrings<br />

Geometric openwork design grain<br />

set with round brilliant cut diamonds,<br />

suspended with five belcher link<br />

chain tassels bezel set diamonds,<br />

total diamond weight 1.25cts, 18ct<br />

white gold, total weight 8.6gms.<br />

$2,600–3,600<br />

184<br />

184<br />

Hardy Brothers diamond<br />

pendant and Italian diamond<br />

necklace<br />

The geometric openwork pendant<br />

grain set with round brilliant cut<br />

diamonds, having ten belcher link<br />

tassel drops set with round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 1.21ct set<br />

in 18ct white gold, suspended<br />

from a diamond set necklace<br />

comprising forty demi lune panels<br />

each grain set with seven single cut<br />

diamonds totalling 1.40cts, 18ct<br />

white gold, total weight 22.9gms,<br />

total length 415mm.<br />

$5,000–6,000<br />

183


90<br />

185<br />

185<br />

A gold and opal triplet bracelet<br />

Comprising six panels set with<br />

oval opal triplets cut en cabochon,<br />

claw set within openwork<br />

frames with brushed finish,<br />

9ct gold, total weight 30.8gms,<br />

total length 185mm.<br />

$1,800–2,400<br />

186<br />

An Art Deco diamond<br />

solitaire ring<br />

Featuring an old cut diamond of<br />

0.80cts, mounted in a pierced<br />

upswept frame set with twenty<br />

three small old mine cut diamonds,<br />

crafted in platinum 2.85gms.<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

187<br />

A diamond dress ring<br />

Centrally tension set with a princess<br />

cut diamond of 0.50cts, offset with<br />

smaller princess cut diamonds<br />

channel set to the shoulders,<br />

18ct gold, 5.1gms.<br />

$700–900<br />

188<br />

An antique diamond<br />

and ruby brooch<br />

The cartouche shaped pierced panel<br />

centrally set with an old cut diamond<br />

of 0.35cts set within a frame of carre<br />

cut rubies, finished with twenty six<br />

single and old cut diamonds to the<br />

scalloped border. Millegrain set<br />

throughout in platinum 6.10gms.<br />

$800–1,000<br />

189<br />

A pair of diamond studs<br />

Each old cut diamond weighing<br />

0.40cts, four claw set in 18ct white<br />

gold, total weight 1.67gms.<br />

$700–900<br />

190<br />

An early Victorian emerald<br />

and diamond ring<br />

The dainty flower cluster featuring a<br />

step cut emerald surrounded by old<br />

cut diamonds and a small emerald<br />

to each shoulder. Crafted in 9ct gold,<br />

with glazed section to the reverse,<br />

2.23gms.<br />

$700–900<br />

191<br />

An An Art Deco diamond<br />

and sapphire ring<br />

Early round brilliant cut diamond<br />

weighing 0.30cts, surrounded<br />

by thirteen carre cut synthetic<br />

sapphires, 18ct yellow and white gold,<br />

2.6gms<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

192<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The round brilliant cut diamond<br />

weighing 0.50cts, having finely<br />

grain set diamonds to the<br />

shoulders and gallery, all set in<br />

18ct white gold, 3.55gms.<br />

$800–1,000<br />

186


91<br />

193<br />

A Belle Époque black opal and<br />

diamond pendant necklace<br />

The solid black opal displaying<br />

a fine play of colour measuring<br />

18.5 x 15.5mm, surrounded by<br />

twenty four old cut diamonds in a<br />

scalloped frame totalling 1.20cts,<br />

suspended from a tapered pierced<br />

triangular frame with diamond<br />

leaf detail and a solitaire old cut<br />

diamond of 0.25cts, platinum<br />

and 18ct white gold, suspended<br />

from a 14ct and 9ct white gold<br />

trace chain, total weight 8.97gms,<br />

total length 470mm.<br />

$9,000–12,000<br />

193<br />

194<br />

A pair of antique solid black<br />

opal and diamond earrings<br />

Each featuring a pear shaped<br />

solid black opal cut en cabochon<br />

measuring 18.0 x 8.3mm, surmounted<br />

by an old cut diamond of 0.44cts<br />

millegrain set, screw fittings, 18ct<br />

white gold, total weight 4.23gms.<br />

$4,000–6,000<br />

194


92<br />

195<br />

196<br />

195<br />

A pink diamond ring<br />

The pear cut diamond of fancy<br />

intense pink purple colour weighing<br />

0.20cts three claw set above a band<br />

of round brilliant cut white diamonds<br />

totalling 0,14cts, set in 18ct gold,<br />

1.7gms.<br />

$3,000–4,000<br />

196<br />

An Art Deco style ruby<br />

and diamond ring<br />

The cartouche shaped pierced<br />

plaque centrally set with a cushion<br />

cut ruby of 1.85cts highlighted by fifty<br />

four round brilliant cut diamonds,<br />

18ct white gold, 3.6gms.<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

197<br />

A diamond solitaire ring<br />

The pear cut diamond weighing<br />

4.60cts accompanied by an Auscert<br />

valuation stating colour K, clarity<br />

VS1, surrounded by a halo of round<br />

brilliant cut diamonds with further<br />

diamonds to the pierced gallery and<br />

split shoulders totalling 1.20cts, set in<br />

18ct white gold, total weight 9.3gms.<br />

$25,000–35,000<br />

198<br />

A gold and enamel<br />

peacock brooch<br />

Crafted in 18ct gold and highlighted<br />

with multi coloured enamel and six<br />

round brilliant cut rubies, 18.2gms.<br />

$2,000–2,600


93<br />

199<br />

199<br />

An Italian gold, ruby and<br />

sapphire cocktail bracelet<br />

The wide woven mesh bracelet,<br />

having four sapphire and ruby<br />

flower clusters applied with a row<br />

of cabochon rubies to the end,<br />

18ct yellow gold with rhodium<br />

plating, total weight 100.77gms,<br />

total length 205mm.<br />

$12,000–15,000<br />

200<br />

A diamond dress ring<br />

Centrally set with a princess cut<br />

diamond of 0.58cts, having princess<br />

and round brilliant cut diamonds set<br />

to the shoulders totalling 0.53cts,<br />

18ct white gold, 7.6gms.<br />

$800–1,000<br />

201<br />

A Victorian niello bangle<br />

Oval hinged form, silver overlaid with<br />

intri<strong>cat</strong>e niello foliate decoration,<br />

22.8gms. Circa 1880<br />

$600–900<br />

202<br />

An Italian diamonds by<br />

the yard chain with two<br />

diamond pendants<br />

The 18ct white gold chain set<br />

with thirty two round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 0.80cts,<br />

total length 410mm, having a circular<br />

pave diamond pendant overlaid with<br />

a black diamond number 1 and black<br />

diamond bale set in 18ct gold, and<br />

an Italian pendant with a citrine set<br />

heart panel with a diamond cross set<br />

in 18ct white and yellow gold, signed<br />

Valente, total weight 28.7gms.<br />

$4,000–5,000


94<br />

204<br />

203<br />

203<br />

A pair of emerald<br />

and diamond earrings<br />

Each of horseshoe design pave<br />

set with forty four round emeralds<br />

totalling 1.27cts and fifteen<br />

round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.15cts, 14ct gold,<br />

total weight 5.25gms.<br />

$800–1,200<br />

205<br />

A pair of gold and yellow<br />

diamond hoop earrings<br />

Each elongated oval hoop, grain set<br />

with eighty eight princess cut yellow<br />

diamonds totalling 3.52cts, set in<br />

18ct gold, total weight 18.75gms.<br />

$2,400–2,800<br />

204<br />

An emerald, diamond and gold<br />

panther pendant and gold chain<br />

The crouching panther grain set<br />

with thirty eight round emeralds<br />

totalling 1.10cts and offset with<br />

twelve round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

weighing 0.12cts, finished with<br />

ruby set eyes, all set in 14ct gold<br />

and suspended from a fancy link<br />

14ct gold, total weight 13.5gms,<br />

total length 530mm.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

205


95<br />

206<br />

206<br />

A multi strand emerald and<br />

diamond necklace<br />

The eight graduated strands of<br />

faceted emerald beads, overlaid with<br />

two rectangular panels each set with<br />

a single row of ten round brilliant cut<br />

diamonds in white gold. Finished with<br />

18ct white gold rectangular terminals<br />

and infinity clasp, total length 440mm.<br />

$4,200–6,200


96<br />

208<br />

207<br />

207<br />

An Austro Hungarian gold coin<br />

pendant and gold chain<br />

The four du<strong>cat</strong> gold coin mounted<br />

in a pierced 18ct gold frame and<br />

suspended from a fancy link<br />

coiled wirework chain of 18ct<br />

gold, total weight 53.54gms,<br />

total length 640mm.<br />

$6,200–7,200<br />

208<br />

An Art Deco citrine, diamond<br />

and onyx ring<br />

Oval cut citrine of 8.65cts, having<br />

five single cut diamonds set to each<br />

shoulder and flanked by polished<br />

onyx panels, 14ct gold, 7.8gms.<br />

$2,600–3,600<br />

209<br />

An Italian gold bracelet<br />

Having infinity links with stippled<br />

finish interspaced with polished curb<br />

links, 18ct gold, total weight 46.6gms,<br />

total length 215mm.<br />

$5,400–6,400<br />

209


97<br />

210<br />

An Italian gold fringe collar<br />

The graduated geometric and<br />

herringbone fringed collar with<br />

engine turned and polished<br />

decoration, crafted in 18ct<br />

gold, total weight 32.9gms,<br />

total length 420mm.<br />

$4,000–5,000<br />

210


98<br />

211<br />

211<br />

A pair of Italian gold and ruby<br />

clip earrings<br />

Domed circular 18ct gold earrings<br />

set with twelve round cut rubies<br />

totalling 0.60cts, clip fittings,<br />

total weight 10.85gms.<br />

$1,300–1,800<br />

212<br />

Three gold bangles<br />

Rope twist design, crafted in<br />

22ct gold, total weight 26.8gms.<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

213<br />

A diamond dress ring<br />

Centrally set with a round brilliant<br />

cut diamond of 0.63cts, raised above<br />

wrap around scroll shoulders set<br />

with round brilliant cut diamonds,<br />

18ct white gold, 4.3gms.<br />

$700–900<br />

214<br />

A pair of diamond butterfly<br />

earrings<br />

Each modelled in 18ct white gold with<br />

round brilliant cut diamonds totalling<br />

0.52cts, total weight 6.6gms.<br />

$1,300–1,600<br />

212


99<br />

215<br />

216<br />

215<br />

A three stone diamond ring<br />

Centrally set with a round brilliant<br />

cut diamond of 0.73cts, offset by two<br />

pear cut diamonds totalling 0.20cts,<br />

18ct gold, 3.8gms.<br />

$800–1,000<br />

216<br />

A pair of diamond chandelier<br />

earrings<br />

Each featuring a diamond set cap<br />

with eight tassels suspended below<br />

each having seven round brilliant cut<br />

diamonds spectacle set. Finish with<br />

a white gold diamond set hoop, all<br />

crafted in 18ct gold, total diamond<br />

weight 8.80cts, total weight 25.5gms.<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

217<br />

A three stone diamond ring<br />

Centrally set with an emerald<br />

cut diamond weighing 1.20cts,<br />

offset by two old cut diamonds<br />

totalling 1.40cts, having single cut<br />

diamonds set to the wide shoulders,<br />

18ct white gold, 8.0gms.<br />

$3,000–4,000<br />

218<br />

A diamond ballerina ring<br />

Centrally set with a round brilliant<br />

cut diamond weighing 0.50cts,<br />

surrounded by seventy six single cut<br />

diamonds in a domed formation,<br />

18ct white and yellow gold, 7.4gms.<br />

$800–1,200


100<br />

219<br />

An antique Australian<br />

aquamarine and gold necklace<br />

Comprising three pear cut<br />

aquamarine drops, suspended from<br />

three oval cut aquamarines and<br />

three round cut white zircons, 15ct<br />

and 9ct gold, signed W Dunklings,<br />

total weight 9.4gms, boxed.<br />

$900–1,200<br />

219<br />

220<br />

An antique sapphire and<br />

diamond cluster ring<br />

The round sapphire of 0.85cts<br />

surrounded by fourteen rose cut<br />

diamonds, claw set in 15ct gold,<br />

2.24gms.<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

221<br />

Tiffany & Co gold<br />

and diamond ring<br />

Tension set with two baguette cut<br />

diamonds totalling 0.22cts within<br />

a concave 18ct gold band, signed,<br />

5.73gms<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

221<br />

220


101<br />

222<br />

222<br />

Adrian Lewis gold and blue<br />

topaz suite<br />

Comprising a ring and pair of<br />

earrings: the ring featuring an<br />

emerald cut blue topaz weighing<br />

18.24cts, raised in four claws to a<br />

heavy 9ct white gold band, signed,<br />

15.3gms, together with a pair of<br />

matching earrings, emerald cut<br />

blue topaz total weight 33.32cts,<br />

18ct white gold hook fittings,<br />

total weight 11.4gms.<br />

$3,800–4,800<br />

224<br />

An aquamarine and diamond<br />

pendant necklace<br />

The pear cut aquamarine weighing<br />

4.82cts, surrounded by a halo<br />

of round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.43cts, set in 9ct<br />

white gold and suspended from<br />

an Italian sterling silver trace<br />

chain, total weight 5.46gms,<br />

total length 460mm.<br />

$1,100–1,400<br />

223<br />

A blue topaz and diamond<br />

pendant and collar<br />

The pear cut blue topaz weighing<br />

6.10cts, surrounded by a pave panel<br />

of round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.65cts, suspended from<br />

a wire collar all in 14ct white gold,<br />

total weight 10.5gms.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

223


102<br />

225<br />

226<br />

225<br />

A pair of large South sea pearl<br />

and diamond earrings<br />

Each baroque pearl of white and<br />

silver hues and fine lustre measuring<br />

23 x 17mm, suspended from two<br />

graduated bezel set round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 0.55cts, 18ct<br />

white gold, total weight 20.37gms.<br />

$3,600–4,600<br />

226<br />

A pair of large Tahitian pearl<br />

and diamond drop earrings<br />

Each having a detachable baroque<br />

Tahitian pearl of silver and grey<br />

hues and fine lustre measuring<br />

24 x 15.5mm suspended from a star<br />

stud set with nineteen round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 0.28cts,<br />

18ct white gold, total weight 21.1gms.<br />

$3,600–4,600<br />

227<br />

A double strand cultured pearl<br />

choker with a diamond clasp<br />

The uniform round cream pearls<br />

measuring 6.3mm finished with a<br />

pierced rectangular clasp set with an<br />

old European cut diamond weighing<br />

0.73cts, surrounded by forty six<br />

single old cut diamonds, 18ct white<br />

gold, total length 370mm.<br />

$3,600–4,600<br />

228<br />

A strand of South Sea pearls<br />

Comprising twenty seven graduated<br />

bell shaped pearls of pink and silver<br />

hues and fine lustre measuring<br />

12.2 - 14.6mm, individually knotted<br />

to a 9ct white gold ball clasp,<br />

total length 430mm.<br />

$2,800–3,800<br />

229<br />

A diamond cluster ring<br />

Centrally set with a transitional<br />

round brilliant cut diamond weighing<br />

0.50cts, raise above a square<br />

plate set with a border of twelve<br />

small round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.36cts, 18ct white gold,<br />

total weight 5.2gms.<br />

$700–900<br />

230<br />

A full circle diamond<br />

eternity band<br />

Pave set with round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 1.50cts,<br />

set in 18ct white gold, 3.1gms.<br />

$900–1,200


227<br />

103


104<br />

231<br />

232<br />

231<br />

Adrian Lewis lemon quartz<br />

and gold ring<br />

From the signature four claw series,<br />

set with an oval cut lemon quartz<br />

weighing 37.15cts, 9ct white gold,<br />

signed, total weight 22.0gms.<br />

$2,200–3,200<br />

232<br />

A pair of Italian citrine and<br />

diamond drop earrings<br />

Each featuring an emerald cut<br />

citrine weighing 11.30cts four claw<br />

set and suspended from a thin white<br />

gold disc grain set with a row of<br />

fifteen round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.08cts, 18ct white gold,<br />

total weight 16.5gms.<br />

$2,200–3,200<br />

233<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The round brilliant cut diamond<br />

weighing 0.50cts, raised in a coronet<br />

frame with a baguette cut diamond<br />

set to each shoulder totalling 0.11cts,<br />

all set in 18ct gold, 2.47gms.<br />

$650–850<br />

234<br />

A pair of gold corkscrew<br />

earrings<br />

Crafted in 18ct gold,<br />

total weight 6.64gms.<br />

$800–1,200


105<br />

236<br />

235<br />

235<br />

A peridot and diamond ring<br />

The princess cut peridot weighing<br />

16.0cts, four claw set above diamond<br />

set shoulders totalling 0.22cts,<br />

18ct white gold, 10.25gms.<br />

$3,000–4,000<br />

236<br />

Adrian Lewis peridot, diamond<br />

and zircon drop earrings<br />

Each featuring an oval cut peridot<br />

weighing 11.05cts four claw set within<br />

a halo of thirty three round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds, suspended from a<br />

round brilliant cut white zircon and<br />

finished with a half hoop panel of<br />

round brilliant cut diamonds, total<br />

diamond weight 0.44cts 18ct white<br />

gold, signed, total weight 15.3gms.<br />

$3,400–4,400<br />

237<br />

Adrian Lewis peridot and<br />

diamond ring<br />

The cushion cut peridot weighing<br />

8.65cts, four claw set above<br />

diamond shoulders totalling 0.36cts,<br />

18ct white gold, signed, 8.18gms.<br />

$3,800–4,800<br />

237


106<br />

238<br />

An early 20th century ruby<br />

and gold dragonfly brooch<br />

Set throughout with pink and red<br />

round rubies and emerald set eyes in<br />

8ct gold, 6.23gms.<br />

$1,200–1,600<br />

239<br />

A ruby and diamond bangle<br />

Oval hinged form, individually claw<br />

set with seven round cut rubies<br />

totalling 1.05cts and alternating<br />

with six round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

weighing 0.60cts, 14ct gold, 745gms.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

238<br />

240<br />

A diamond bangle<br />

Oval hinged form, grain set with<br />

twenty round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 1.00cts, 15ct gold, 11.35gms.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

239 240


107<br />

241<br />

242<br />

241<br />

An Edwardian diamond<br />

scroll ring<br />

Of crossover design composed of<br />

old European cut diamonds totalling<br />

0.70cts, 18ct gold and platinum,<br />

3.5gms.<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

242<br />

An Art Nouveau diamond<br />

wish ring<br />

Stylised flower in bloom design ,<br />

featuring a pear shaped rose cut<br />

diamond and six rose cut diamonds,<br />

total diamond weight: 0.48cts,<br />

18ct white gold and silver, 2.98gms,<br />

circa 1910.<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

243<br />

A ruby bangle<br />

Circular hinged form, encrusted with<br />

192 oval cut treated rubies totalling<br />

30.7cts, set in sterling silver, 37.2gms.<br />

$900–1,200<br />

244<br />

A morganite and diamond<br />

cluster ring<br />

The oval cut morganite weighing<br />

10.40cts, surrounded by a double<br />

halo of round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 1.26cts, all set in 18ct rose<br />

gold, 10.95gms.<br />

$1,300–1,800


108<br />

246<br />

245<br />

245<br />

A pair of jadeite, onyx<br />

and diamond earrings<br />

Pear shaped finely pierced jadeite<br />

panel, surmounted by a circular<br />

onyx panel and diamond detail<br />

throughout, 18ct white gold,<br />

total diamond weight 0.45cts.<br />

$2,600–3,600<br />

246<br />

A pair of carved jadeite earrings<br />

The long finely carved jadeite panel<br />

finished set in a 14ct gold frame with<br />

hook fittings, total length 80mm.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

247<br />

A South Sea pearl necklace<br />

The twenty nine graduated baroque<br />

pearls in hues of white, cream<br />

and gold measuring 11.7 x 12.5mm<br />

- 20.5 x 15.7mm, finished with<br />

an 18ct white gold infinity clasp,<br />

total length 480mm.<br />

$3,800–4,800<br />

248<br />

Pair of Tahitian pearl and<br />

diamond drop earrings<br />

Each tear drop shaped pearl<br />

measuring 15 x 13mm of green,<br />

aubergine and silver hues, suspended<br />

from an elongated panel set with<br />

round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.09cts, 18ct white gold,<br />

total weight 8.4gms.<br />

$2,200–3,200


109<br />

249<br />

An antique gold fob chain<br />

The uniform curb link chain having<br />

two swivel clips, jump rings, t-bar,<br />

shield pendant and gold and<br />

greenstone fob. All crafted in 9ct<br />

rose gold, total weight 39.83gms,<br />

total length 450mm.<br />

$1,300–1,800<br />

250<br />

A ruby, sapphire,<br />

and emerald bangle<br />

Circular hinged form, set with sixteen<br />

oval cut treated rubies, interspaced<br />

with fifteen oval cut sapphires and<br />

fourteen oval cut emeralds, set in<br />

sterling silver, total weight 19.68gms.<br />

$800–1,200<br />

249


110<br />

251<br />

An Italian gold coin pendant<br />

The one million wishes gold coin<br />

crafted in 18ct gold, mounted in an<br />

18ct gold frame, total weight 40.8gms,<br />

45mm diameter.<br />

$4,800–5,800<br />

251<br />

252<br />

An Italian gold necklace<br />

The long necklace comprising<br />

handcrafted pierced discs<br />

interspaced with textured<br />

batons, crafted in 18ct<br />

gold, total weight 50.6gms,<br />

total length 960mm.<br />

$5,800–6,800<br />

252


111<br />

253<br />

253<br />

An Italian gold necklace<br />

The fancy link necklace comprising<br />

textured elliptical panels, crafted<br />

in 18ct gold, total weight 76.4gms,<br />

total length 1050mm.<br />

$8,800–9,800<br />

254<br />

Pair of Italian gold button<br />

earrings<br />

Domed circular form with polished<br />

finish crafted in 18ct gold,<br />

total weight 9.35gms.<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

255<br />

A pair of Italian diamond<br />

earrings<br />

Each of stylised scroll design, pave<br />

set with seventy four round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds, totalling 2.22cts, post<br />

and clip fittings, 18ct white gold,<br />

total weight 18.7gms, boxed.<br />

$3,200–4,200


112<br />

256<br />

256<br />

An Italian multi strand amethyst<br />

and diamond necklace<br />

Comprising nine strands of uniform<br />

faceted amethyst beads overlaid with<br />

two gold and diamond rectangular<br />

panels and finished with an 18ct gold<br />

barrel clasp, total length 430mm.<br />

$1,800–2,200<br />

257<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The round brilliant cut diamond<br />

of 0.75cts, set in a classic coronet<br />

frame, 18ct gold, 3.4gms.<br />

$900–1,200<br />

258<br />

A ruby and cubic zirconia<br />

bangle<br />

The domed hinged bangle set with<br />

132 oval cut treated rubies totalling<br />

acts, set throughout with 76 round<br />

brilliant cut cubic zirconia, set in<br />

sterling silver, total weight 62.5gms.<br />

$1,300–1,800


113<br />

259<br />

Pair of Italian amethyst<br />

and gold drop earrings<br />

Each set with a round intense purple<br />

amethyst of 0.70cts, having a trefoil<br />

of round amethyst below suspended<br />

with three cascading drops finished<br />

with a briolette cut amethyst, 18ct<br />

white gold, total weight 20.6gms.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

260<br />

An Edwardian diamond<br />

crossover ring<br />

Two principal round brilliant cut<br />

diamonds in a crossover formation,<br />

highlighted by rose cut diamond<br />

detail to the shoulders, diamond<br />

weight 0.40cts, 18ct gold, 2.7gms.<br />

$750–950<br />

259<br />

261<br />

A pair of diamond,<br />

amethyst, peridot and<br />

citrine drop earrings<br />

Each featuring a pave diamond set<br />

floral panel suspended below with<br />

an oval cut citrine of 3.92cts, a carre<br />

cut peridot of 1.58cts and a briolette<br />

amethyst drop, 18ct white gold,<br />

total weight 21.8gms.<br />

$1,600–2,200<br />

261


114<br />

262<br />

Gucci horsebit diamond and<br />

stainless steel watch<br />

Quartz, circular dial with applied<br />

Roman numerals, stainless steel case<br />

with horse bit shaped bezel, lugs and<br />

bands highlighted with round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds, 28mm diameter.<br />

$400–600<br />

263<br />

A diamond bangle<br />

Oval hinged form, pave set to the top<br />

with round brilliant cut diamonds<br />

totalling 0.55cts, set in 14ct white<br />

gold, 11.47gms.<br />

$900–1,200<br />

264<br />

A diamond cocktail ring<br />

Scroll design set with twenty six<br />

single cut diamonds totalling<br />

0.50cts, crafted in low carat white<br />

gold, 5.75gms.<br />

$600–800<br />

265<br />

A three stone sapphire<br />

and diamond ring<br />

The cushion cut sapphire weighing<br />

2.32cts, offset by two baguette cut<br />

diamonds totalling 0.34cts, set<br />

in 18ct white gold and platinum,<br />

3.57gms.<br />

$700–900<br />

266<br />

A diamond cluster ring<br />

Featuring four princess cut diamonds<br />

invisibly set totalling 0.24cts, raised<br />

above shoulders centrally set with<br />

princess and baguette cut diamonds<br />

and outer borders of round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds totalling 0.16cts,<br />

18ct white gold, 3.7gms.<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

267<br />

Pair of vintage gold, carnelian<br />

and diamond earrings<br />

Each having a carnelian bead of<br />

9mm, centrally illusion set with an old<br />

mine cut diamond totalling 0.03cts,<br />

having a pierced floral frame,<br />

9ct gold, total weight 6.5gms.<br />

$600–800<br />

262


115<br />

268<br />

269<br />

268<br />

Georg Jensen gold fusion ring<br />

Crafted in 18ct white and<br />

yellow gold with polished finish,<br />

total weight 17.6gms, boxed.<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

269<br />

Georg Jensen gold fusion ring<br />

Crafted in 18ct tri coloured gold,<br />

total weight 17.44gms.<br />

$1,600–2,600<br />

270<br />

A diamond bracelet<br />

Comprising ten white gold elliptical<br />

panels set with three round brilliant<br />

cut diamonds interspaced with a<br />

yellow gold cross, total diamond<br />

weight 3.00cts, crafted in 14ct gold,<br />

18.55gms, total length 190mm.<br />

$2,200–3,200<br />

271<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The oval cut diamond of 0.50cts<br />

accompanied by GIA report stating<br />

colour E, clarity VS1, raised above<br />

diamond set shoulders, 18ct gold,<br />

4.8gms.<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

270


116<br />

272<br />

272<br />

An Art Deco Hamilton gold<br />

and diamond watch<br />

Manual wind, rectangular rose gold<br />

dial with applied diamond bead and<br />

Arabic numerals with sub seconds<br />

at six, 14ct rose gold case and<br />

woven bands, total weight 51.0gms,<br />

total length 165mm (additional links<br />

30mm total), boxed and with papers.<br />

$2,200–2,800<br />

273<br />

A vintage diamond<br />

and gold wristwatch<br />

Manual wind Swiss movement,<br />

circular enamel dial with black and<br />

red Arabic numerals, 18ct gold<br />

case set with twenty four old cut<br />

diamonds to the bezel totalling<br />

1.20cts, 9ct rose gold bracelet bands,<br />

total weight 27.4gms.<br />

$800–1,000


117<br />

274<br />

274<br />

Maurice Lacroix gold watch<br />

Quartz, circular gold dial with applied<br />

baton numerals and date at six,<br />

18ct yellow gold case and brick link<br />

bands, signed, 34mm diameter,<br />

total weight 99.97gms.<br />

$3,600–4,600<br />

275<br />

A gold, ruby and diamond<br />

retro bracelet watch<br />

Manual wind, rectangular cream<br />

dial with applied Arabic and baton<br />

numerals, 17 jewel movement,<br />

having diamond set lugs set<br />

within a concave 14ct and 9ct rose<br />

gold panel highly with a buckle<br />

of carre cut synthetic rubies and<br />

diamond detail, finished with<br />

geometric 18ct yellow gold links,<br />

(extra links) total weight 112gms,<br />

total length 165mm.<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

275


118<br />

276<br />

276<br />

Tag Heuer Formula 1<br />

chronograph watch<br />

Quartz, circular black dial with<br />

bronzer outer date chapter, baton<br />

numerals and subsidiary dial at six,<br />

stainless steel case and leather<br />

bands, 43mm diameter, boxed.<br />

$700–900<br />

277<br />

Omega speedmaster<br />

chronograph watch<br />

Automatic, black circular dial with<br />

three subsidiary dials at six, nine<br />

and twelve and day date at three,<br />

stainless steel case and bracelet<br />

bands, signed.<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

277


119<br />

278<br />

279<br />

278<br />

Omega De Ville Co Axial<br />

Chronometer wrist watch<br />

Automatic, circular blue dial<br />

with applied Roman numerals<br />

and date at three, stainless steel<br />

case and bracelet bands, signed,<br />

36mm diameter, boxed.<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

279<br />

Jaeger-LeCoultre<br />

reverso squadra world<br />

chronograph watch<br />

Automatic square dial with<br />

black Arabic numerals and three<br />

subsidiary dials at three, six<br />

and nine and date at twelve, the<br />

reverse with skeleton movement,<br />

stainless steel case, leather bands,<br />

signed, with box and papers.<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

280<br />

Tag Heuer Kirium<br />

chronograph wrist watch<br />

Automatic, circular cream dial<br />

with three subsidiary dials at<br />

three, six and nine with date<br />

at six, stainless steel case and<br />

bands, signed, 40mm diameter,<br />

total weight 161.9gms, boxed.<br />

$600–900


120<br />

281 282<br />

281<br />

Rolex Perpetual gold<br />

wrist watch<br />

Automatic, circular cream dial with<br />

applied Arabic numerals, 1530<br />

calibre, butterfly rotar, signed case,<br />

dial and movement, 18ct gold case,<br />

black leather bands, 29mm diameter,<br />

circa 1950.<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

282<br />

Bulova gold watch<br />

Manual wind, rectangular cream dial<br />

applied Arabic and bead numerals<br />

and sub seconds at six, chamfered<br />

14ct gold case, signed case, dial and<br />

movement, brown leather bands,<br />

dimensions 20 x 26mm, circa 1950.<br />

$600–800<br />

283<br />

Georg Jensen Vivianna gold<br />

bracelet wrist watch<br />

Designed by Torun, quartz, mirrored<br />

dial, 18ct gold bracelet bands,<br />

reference 1237, total weight 38.7gms,<br />

boxed.<br />

$4,000–5,000


121<br />

284<br />

Longines gold<br />

and diamond watch<br />

Manual wind, rectangular silvered<br />

dial with applied diamond markers<br />

and bead numerals, sub seconds<br />

at six, 14ct white gold stylised case<br />

and lugs, later black leather bands,<br />

boxed, 40 x 25mm.<br />

$600–800<br />

284<br />

285<br />

Longines gold<br />

and diamond watch<br />

Manual wind, circular white dial with<br />

diamond markers and sub seconds<br />

at six, 14ct white gold case, black<br />

leather bands, 33mm diameter,<br />

circa 1950.<br />

$600–800<br />

285


122<br />

286<br />

286<br />

A French Le Roy deck silver<br />

pocket watch in mahogany box<br />

Swiss lever movement, circular<br />

white enamel dial with black Roman<br />

numerals and subsidiary seconds at<br />

six, silver case, signed case, dial and<br />

movement mounted in a brass frame<br />

within a mahogany box with circular<br />

ivory plaque signed LeRoy 12148,<br />

52mm diameter.<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

287<br />

287<br />

An Elgin gold pocket watch<br />

Crown wind, circular white dial with<br />

sub seconds at six, 18ct gold stylised<br />

Art Nouveau case, signed dial and<br />

movement, 30mm diameter.<br />

$600–800


123<br />

Other Properties<br />

288<br />

CHARLES H. KORSCHANN (1872-1943)<br />

An Art Nouveau bronze figural vase<br />

Allegory of Sleep, the trance like figure<br />

surrounded by oriental poppies, incised<br />

CH.Korshann, Paris, verso<br />

45cm high<br />

NOTE<br />

cited in Fiona Gallagher, Art Nouveau<br />

(Christie's), page 95<br />

$4,000–5,000<br />

288


124<br />

289<br />

Ten leather and oak armchairs<br />

with camel backs and a<br />

distressed cognac leather<br />

finish, raised on square section<br />

legs united by stretchers<br />

104cm high, 58cm seat height,<br />

63cm wide, 64cm deep<br />

$2,500–3,000<br />

290<br />

A large grey three seat sofa<br />

by Stuart Rattle<br />

of plush form, upholstered in a<br />

textured blue green flecked grey<br />

fabric with matching piping, with<br />

an assortment of matching and<br />

complementary cushions<br />

88cm high, 260cm length of back,<br />

103cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

291<br />

A set of twelve striped velvet<br />

upholstered dining chairs by<br />

Kim Moir Bespoke<br />

with sabre style back legs,<br />

all on casters<br />

$800–1,200<br />

292<br />

A pair of Regency style<br />

mahogany screens, circa 1820<br />

framed pleated silk above gilded lion<br />

paw feet on castors<br />

each 109cm high, 106cm wide,<br />

32cm deep (at feet)<br />

$700–900<br />

293<br />

A William IV mahogany<br />

stretcher based console table,<br />

circa 1830<br />

with rounded corners above a deep<br />

valanced skirt and trestle ends<br />

76.5cm high, 136cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

289


125<br />

294<br />

FRANZ BERGMAN (1861-1936)<br />

An Austrian cold painted bronze<br />

figure of a cameleer<br />

depicting an Arab cameleer<br />

accepting an urn by a female<br />

water carrier, Bergman<br />

mark in relief to belly<br />

23cm high<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

294<br />

295<br />

ALBERT MORITZ WOLFF<br />

(1854-1923)<br />

A German cold painted bronze<br />

figure of a cameleer at prayer<br />

a large scale and finely modelled<br />

caparisoned camel beside a<br />

cameleer kneeling upon a prayer<br />

mat, raised on a marble circular<br />

base, inscribed, A.M Wolff to the<br />

bronze base, and foundry mark to<br />

edge, Akt-Ges-Gladenreck-Berlin<br />

(Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck)<br />

42cm high to the top of the spear<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

295


126<br />

296<br />

A cast concrete bust of Apollo<br />

in a bronze verdigris finish,<br />

on a pedestal base<br />

70cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

296<br />

297<br />

A cast concrete bust of<br />

Salonia Matidia as Meleopene,<br />

Muse of Tragedy<br />

the bust in a bronze verdigris finish<br />

72cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

297


127<br />

298<br />

A cast concrete bust<br />

of Ajax/Menalaus<br />

in a bronze verdigris finish,<br />

on a pedestal base<br />

83cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

298<br />

299<br />

A cast concrete bust of Pericles<br />

in a bronze verdigris finish,<br />

on a pedestal base<br />

76cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

299


128<br />

300<br />

A Baccarat flash glass scent<br />

bottle and tray set together with<br />

a vintage Czech glass intaglio<br />

decorated scent bottle<br />

the ruby flashed bottles and tray<br />

with star and emerald cuts, the<br />

two tone intaglio bottle featuring a<br />

romantic couple in a leafy arbour,<br />

both unmarked, Baccarat bottles<br />

inscribed '16'<br />

16cm high, Baccarat bottles,<br />

25 x 18.5cm, tray<br />

15cm high, scent bottle<br />

$250–300<br />

300<br />

301<br />

A George III mahogany and<br />

rosewood cross-banded<br />

Pembroke table, circa 1800<br />

with demi-lune drop leaves and<br />

raised on tapering square section<br />

legs<br />

71cm high, 49cm wide (unextended)<br />

102cm wide (extended), 70.5cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Mallett Antiques, London<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

301


129<br />

302<br />

A George III carved giltwood<br />

pier glass, circa 1760<br />

in the rocaille manner<br />

with original plate<br />

112.5 x 61cm<br />

$4,000–6,000<br />

303<br />

A George III mahogany<br />

chest of drawers<br />

two short drawers above<br />

three double cockbeaded<br />

drawers with swing handles<br />

and shaped escutcheons,<br />

crossbanding to the surface,<br />

boxwood and ebony stringing<br />

105cm high, 109.5cm wide,<br />

50cm deep<br />

$600–1,000<br />

304<br />

A George III mahogany<br />

bow front dressing chest,<br />

early 19th century<br />

with flame mahogany drawer<br />

fronts, brushing slide and original<br />

target form backplates with ring<br />

handles to the three long drawers<br />

90cm high, 108cm wide,<br />

63cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

305<br />

A George III mahogany and<br />

satinwood desk, circa 1790<br />

of serpentine form with stiff<br />

leaf relief edging, cross banding<br />

and stringing to the surface<br />

and single long drawer, with<br />

slide writing surface and raised<br />

on carved cabriole legs<br />

80cm high, 91.5cm wide,<br />

44.5cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

302


130<br />

306<br />

A Mario Bellini 'Le Stelle'<br />

armchair for B&B Italia, Italian,<br />

circa 1970s<br />

74cm high, 133cm wide, 98cm deep,<br />

seat height 39cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Curated Spaces, 2021<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

307<br />

A pair of Catifa 80 Easy chairs<br />

by Lievore Altherr Molina for<br />

Arper, Italian, circa 2000s<br />

each low chair in chocolate brown<br />

leather to an aluminium swivel base,<br />

originally designed in 2006<br />

$1,600–2,400<br />

308<br />

A pair of Gustav Siegel Model<br />

728B/F carvers for Jacob &<br />

Josef Kohn, Austrian, circa 1905<br />

Black painted timber<br />

with original fabric<br />

81cm high, 56cm wide, 50cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Geoffrey Hatty Applied Arts<br />

Book reference: Jacob & Josef Kohn<br />

Catalogo (estratto) dei mobili in legno<br />

curvato, 1912 ca. Julio Vives Chillida.<br />

2008. Italy.<br />

Pages 1 & 2, No 728/T & No 728 b/F .<br />

$1,800–2,400<br />

309<br />

A pair of Gustav Siegel Model<br />

728 chairs for Jacob & Josef<br />

Kohn, Austrian, circa 1905<br />

Black painted timber<br />

with original fabric<br />

81cm high, 54cm wide, 43cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Geoffrey Hatty Applied Arts<br />

Book reference: Jacob & Josef Kohn<br />

Catalogo (estratto) dei mobili in legno<br />

curvato, 1912 ca. Julio Vives Chillida.<br />

2008. Italy.<br />

Page 2, No 728 b.<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

306


131<br />

308<br />

310<br />

A Gustav Siegel side table<br />

for Jacob & Josef Kohn,<br />

Austrian, circa 1905<br />

Black painted timber table<br />

with copper based rim.<br />

Original manufacturing stamp<br />

to underside of table<br />

73cm high 63cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Geoffrey Hatty Applied Arts<br />

Book reference: Jacob & Josef Kohn<br />

Catalogo (estratto) dei mobili in legno<br />

curvato, 1912 ca. Julio Vives Chillida.<br />

2008. Italy.<br />

Pages 1 & 2, No 728/T & No 728 b/F .<br />

$3,200–4,200<br />

310


132<br />

311<br />

A Sigurd Ressell 'Falcon' chair<br />

for Vatne Møbler, Norway,<br />

circa 1970s<br />

in brown leather<br />

$1,600–2,400<br />

312<br />

A set of six mid century dining<br />

chairs, Italian, circa 1960s<br />

comprising six chairs with stained<br />

timber legs, upholstery from Warwick<br />

79cm high, 41cm wide, 43cm deep,<br />

seat height 46cm<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

313<br />

A set of four Aerin 'Lynn' style<br />

flower burst wall sconces<br />

three light, on a burnished<br />

pale gold sconces<br />

30cm high, 37cm wide (approx),<br />

wall protrusion 21cm<br />

$700–900<br />

311


133<br />

314<br />

A Sigurd Ressell 'Falcon'<br />

chair and matching ottoman<br />

for Vatne Møbler, Norway,<br />

circa 1970's<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

315<br />

A matching suite of three glass<br />

and painted metal tables:<br />

a console, coffee and side table,<br />

by Pierre Vandel<br />

the tables each of cream metal<br />

with inset borders of brushed gold,<br />

bevelled glass, the side table with<br />

undertier, all with cartouches of<br />

Pierre Vandel to the frames<br />

console 74cm high, 125cm wide,<br />

35.5cm deep<br />

side table 51cm high,<br />

54 x 54 cm wide and deep<br />

coffee table 38cm high, 125cm wide,<br />

72cm deep<br />

$800–1,200<br />

314


134<br />

316<br />

A Queen Anne walnut<br />

and parcel gilt pier mirror,<br />

early 18th century<br />

with fretwork edging, gilded scallop<br />

shell cresting and surround, original<br />

plate and polished brass candle<br />

sconces<br />

117 x 51.5cm<br />

$4,000–6,000<br />

316


135<br />

317<br />

An impressive verdure tapestry,<br />

18th century<br />

depicting fowl in an imaginary<br />

wooded and chateau landscape<br />

setting enclosed by a wide<br />

formal floral border<br />

290 x 356cm<br />

$6,000–8,000<br />

318<br />

An Aubusson floral tapestry,<br />

19th century<br />

hand worked formal floral decorations<br />

and borders on a rouge field<br />

270 x 174cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$700–900<br />

319<br />

An unusual Fars Province<br />

tribal Qashqai rug, Persia<br />

the tribal design comprising<br />

three rows of latch-hooked<br />

medallions set against geometric<br />

tree of life patterns and<br />

bordered with flower heads<br />

137 x 296cm<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

320<br />

A Persian Bidjar wool rug<br />

with an elaborate medallion,<br />

quartered corner medallions<br />

and roses and herati mahi<br />

patterns within a border of<br />

palmettes, roses and tendrils<br />

209 x 307cm<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

321<br />

A large Bakhtiari wool rug,<br />

Persia<br />

with a tribal design depicting a floral<br />

medallion and a terracotta toned<br />

field s<strong>cat</strong>ted with palmettes and<br />

other floral motifs, corner medallions<br />

and a floral and palmette border<br />

389 x 314 cm<br />

$1,800–2,500<br />

322<br />

A cream wool and silk woven<br />

Naien rug, Persia<br />

with a central design of sunburst<br />

medallions, quartered medallions to<br />

each corner, in a field of palmettes<br />

and tendrils with a conforming border<br />

130 x 200cm<br />

$700–900<br />

317


136<br />

323<br />

A wool Kashan rug<br />

prolifically decorated with flora<br />

in shades of blue and olive<br />

upon a barley coloured field<br />

300 x 420cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Charleston Auction House<br />

$1,200–1,600<br />

323


137<br />

324<br />

An ornately patterned Persian<br />

Kashmar wool rug<br />

a pictorial design with central medallion<br />

and depicting mythical birds, tree of life,<br />

monuments, scholars and poets, princes<br />

on horses and pilgrims with camels<br />

305 x 396cm<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

324


138<br />

325<br />

A Hamadan Region<br />

Hussainabad wool runner,<br />

Persia<br />

extended length, watermelon<br />

pink field with a traditional design<br />

of all over herati mahi motifs,<br />

bordered by flowerheads<br />

86 x 500cm<br />

$1,500–1,800<br />

326<br />

A Baktiari knotted pile wool rug,<br />

central Persia, mid 20th century<br />

richly toned in maroon with navy and<br />

pink colours featuring garden designs<br />

within tiles, enclosed by a broad main<br />

border with lozenge and flowerhead<br />

motifs and narrow geometric bands<br />

310 x 200cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

327<br />

A Tabriz silk carpet, Persia,<br />

mid 20th century<br />

with a central medallion in a field<br />

of wild animals and an enchanted<br />

forest of floral sprays, leaves<br />

and vines set within a main<br />

border of repeating cartouches<br />

containing Persian language<br />

154 x 242cm<br />

$2,400–4,000<br />

328<br />

An Indian made Tabri Mahi<br />

pattern rug<br />

wool and silk blend, with a traditional<br />

design of elongated anchored<br />

medallions on a black field,<br />

surrounded by floral herati mahi<br />

patterns, bordered by a conforming<br />

design with flowerheads<br />

93 x 158cm<br />

$700–900<br />

329<br />

An extremely large Bakhtiari<br />

wool rug<br />

a profusely decorated in a Tree of Life<br />

design with flora and birdlife upon a<br />

red field, blue spandrels and enclosed<br />

by a main border of stylised flowers<br />

328 x 468cm<br />

$4,000–6,000<br />

330<br />

An Isafahan Region Meymeh<br />

hand knotted wool runner,<br />

Persia<br />

with a central diamond shaped<br />

design set against diagonal<br />

rows of stylised flowers and<br />

tree of life patterns, bordered<br />

by palmettes and leaves<br />

115 x 330cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

331<br />

A Tajabad wool rug, Khorasan<br />

Province, Persia<br />

a tribal design with a central<br />

hexagonal anchored medallion<br />

containing a rectangle of floral<br />

patterns set on a field of secondary<br />

floral and paisley patterns, bordered<br />

by herati motifs and rosettes<br />

122 x 280cm<br />

$700–900<br />

332<br />

A contemporary wool rug with<br />

silk highlights in the antique<br />

Kerman style, Indian<br />

reprising a 17th century Kerman rug<br />

design with palmettes, tendrils and<br />

intri<strong>cat</strong>e floral motifs<br />

205 x 302cm<br />

$1,600–1,800<br />

325


139<br />

329


140<br />

333


141<br />

333<br />

A large Pakistani wool<br />

production carpet,<br />

contemporary<br />

featuring a classical Persian foliate<br />

design on an ink blue field and<br />

enclosed by a brick red border<br />

303 x 500cm<br />

$2,000–2,800<br />

334<br />

A floral Persian Tabriz style<br />

carpet, Indian, mid 20th century<br />

with a floral medallion on a field<br />

decorated with urns issuing foliage<br />

and floral sprays within a border of<br />

palmettes and flowers<br />

286 x 382cm<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

335<br />

An antique Turkmenistan wool<br />

rug, Russian, early 20th century<br />

with all over yamut motifs bordered<br />

by geometric patterns, woven and<br />

inscribed 1900<br />

205 x 302cm<br />

$1,800–2,500<br />

336<br />

An antique Suzani quilt,<br />

Central Asia<br />

boldly embroidered motifs in<br />

purple and wine colours enclosed<br />

by spiral vegetal designs, the<br />

border of similar design<br />

243 x 300cm (variable)<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

337<br />

An ornate Anglo Indian<br />

conversation sofa, 19th century<br />

with a metallic tiger pattern<br />

brocade upholstery<br />

98cm high, 180cm wide, 82cm deep<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

338<br />

A set of six Indian metal<br />

side chairs with silvered<br />

rams head finials<br />

classically styled with curving<br />

legs and conforming backsplats,<br />

upholstered in a silver brocade<br />

89cm high<br />

$800–1,200<br />

337


142<br />

339<br />

A fine near pair of reticulated<br />

Derby frill vases, circa 1765<br />

with flower and ribbon adorned mask<br />

heads and encrusted festoons in<br />

pale colours, the lattice rims studded<br />

with petite florets, patch marks<br />

the larger 18cm high<br />

$600–800<br />

339<br />

340<br />

A Royal Vienna porcelain<br />

cup and cover, Austria,<br />

late 19th century<br />

hand painted with Classical subject<br />

matter to panels and roundels,<br />

raised gilded borders and formal<br />

decorations, crown thumbpiece to<br />

handle, shield mark to base<br />

15.5cm high<br />

$600–900<br />

341<br />

A large pair of Jacob Petit<br />

porcelain figures, in the style<br />

of Meissen's Gardener and<br />

companion, 19th century<br />

richly embellished in soft colours, both<br />

with baskets and encrusted flowers<br />

above naturalistic bases, over painted<br />

spurious blue crossed sword marks<br />

and incised marks to bases 164/g.a,<br />

and B/164, also with underglaze initials,<br />

J.P, to the lady companion<br />

each 46.5cm high<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

342<br />

A collection of Michael Sutty bone<br />

china figures and groups, 1980s<br />

comprising 'The Queen's Bodyguard<br />

1485-1985' figures: 'Lieutenant', and<br />

'Messenger, Sergeant Major', both in<br />

a limited edition, 34/250 and 34/500,<br />

factory marks to base, 29.5cm and<br />

25cm high; '16th Queen's Lancers' with<br />

wood stand, factory marks to base,<br />

29cm high with stand, and;<br />

'Royal Horse Artillery 1874' in a limited<br />

edition, 11/50, from the series, British<br />

Regimental Equestrian Figures, with<br />

associated certifi<strong>cat</strong>e, wood stand,<br />

factory marks to base, 36cm high<br />

$1,200–1,400<br />

341


143<br />

343<br />

A George II mahogany<br />

bookcase, circa 1740<br />

a projecting dentil cornice<br />

above shaped glazed doors,<br />

with slide and conforming<br />

fielded panels to the extended<br />

lower register, raised on<br />

shaped bracket feet<br />

228cm high, 130cm wide,<br />

59cm deep<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

343


144<br />

344<br />

A large and fine German walnut<br />

and kingwood desk, circa 1830<br />

of shaped profile, the tooled leather<br />

writing surface with cross banded<br />

borders above drawers and a pair<br />

of cupboards each mounted with<br />

lavishly cast floral and ribboned<br />

trophy elements in the French taste<br />

126.5cm high, 160cm wide,<br />

89cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

E. J. Ainger Pty. Ltd., April 2014 and<br />

again, October 2016. Reputedly from<br />

the 1895 Melbourne sale of the Count<br />

Hohenthal Estate<br />

$1,800–2,200<br />

345<br />

A set of twelve modern deep<br />

petrol blue velvet dining chairs<br />

raised on brass tubular<br />

legs and frames<br />

85.5cm high, 48cm seat height,<br />

48cm wide, 52cm deep<br />

$700–1,000<br />

346<br />

A generous deep brown leather<br />

2.5 seat sofa<br />

with plush back cushions, two<br />

bolsters and two matching cushions<br />

81cm high, 223cm wide, 88cm deep<br />

$800–1,000<br />

347<br />

A pair of French Provincial style<br />

linen upholstered bergères<br />

94.5cm high, 81cm wide, 80cm deep<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

348<br />

A Continental iron<br />

lectern, possibly Spanish,<br />

17/18th century<br />

the reticulated book rest featuring a<br />

double headed eagle and raised on a<br />

knopped pole standing on three legs<br />

151cm high overall, 55cm wide,<br />

46cm deep at the cross stretcher<br />

base<br />

$800–900<br />

344


145<br />

349<br />

350<br />

349<br />

A Regency mahogany bracket<br />

clock by H.W. Barrett, London,<br />

circa 1810<br />

with a twin fusee 8 day striking<br />

movement, with maker's<br />

mark to the Roman dial<br />

38cm high, 21cm wide, 15cm deep<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

350<br />

A Regency mahogany eight day<br />

bracket clock by Samuel Henry<br />

Leah, London, circa 1825<br />

the foliate brass inlaid case with a<br />

pagoda top and a twin fusee 8 day<br />

striking movement<br />

60cm high, 31cm wide, 17cm deep<br />

$2,000–4,000<br />

351<br />

A pair of wrought iron<br />

hexagonal hanging lanterns<br />

grey painted<br />

each lantern 80cm long<br />

$800–1,200<br />

352<br />

A large traditional Moroccan<br />

pendant lantern<br />

in royal blue glass with<br />

pierced brass mounts<br />

146cm drop (approx)<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

353<br />

Three pieces of scrimshaw,<br />

20th century<br />

three substantial whale teeth, two<br />

with mid twentieth century engraving<br />

and colouring depicting tall ships and<br />

whaling scenes, one lightly engraved<br />

and inked, probably earlier<br />

16cm long, largest tooth<br />

$800–1,200


146<br />

354<br />

354<br />

A rare set of fourteen<br />

Regency painted dining<br />

chairs in the Etruscan taste,<br />

early 19th century<br />

comprising twelve chairs and two<br />

carvers each finely decorated to<br />

the back rails with unique figural<br />

silhouette vignettes upon a gilded<br />

ground, hole to hole cane seats<br />

above sabre legs, the frames<br />

embellished with deli<strong>cat</strong>e key frets,<br />

anthemion and paterae<br />

$10,000–15,000


147<br />

355<br />

A Regency Anglo-Indian sadeli<br />

workbox, early 19th century<br />

the shaped box finely inlaid with ivory<br />

and sadeli mosaic, the fitted interior<br />

with sadeli decorated spools and<br />

compartment lids<br />

12cm high, 31.5cm wide, 23cm deep<br />

$500–600 ♦<br />

356<br />

A pair of black marble and dark<br />

bronze cassolettes, French,<br />

19th century<br />

with extravagant high set<br />

handles, grotesque terminals and<br />

Neoclassical decorative elements<br />

throughout, raised on stepped square<br />

bases with paw feet<br />

38cm high<br />

$800–1,000<br />

355<br />

354


148<br />

357<br />

Three polychrome decorated<br />

ceramics, European,<br />

1930s and later<br />

comprising two French vintage<br />

bird form water pitchers in the<br />

form of a cockerel and a galah,<br />

together with a faience<br />

asparagus form dish and<br />

cover, Portuguese, circa 1940<br />

the dish 13cm high, 18cm long,<br />

10.5cm deep<br />

the largest jug 30cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

357<br />

358<br />

358<br />

A plank top refectory table<br />

raised on chamfered square<br />

section legs to trestles and<br />

united by a stretcher<br />

77cm high, 198cm wide,<br />

110.5cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,500–1,800


149<br />

359<br />

A novelty cast metal mechanical<br />

money box, 1880s<br />

the painted metal box featuring<br />

a bird feeding chicks, lever<br />

operated, patent mark underside,<br />

PATJAN23/1883<br />

15.5cm high, 21cm wide<br />

$600–800<br />

359<br />

360<br />

A framed vintage inspired<br />

'Perrier-Jouet' advertising<br />

mirror, French<br />

framed ebonised wood,<br />

mirror with hand painted gilt script<br />

193 x 112cm<br />

$600–800<br />

361<br />

A framed vintage tromp l'oeil<br />

effect sign, French<br />

framed ebonised wood mirror with<br />

hand painted gilt writing<br />

240 x 87cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

362<br />

A framed vintage laundry sign,<br />

French<br />

framed ebonised wood mirror with<br />

hand painted gilt writing<br />

158 x 140cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

360


150<br />

363<br />

A set of ten Renaissance Revival<br />

walnut dining chairs, French,<br />

second half 19th century<br />

with Languedoc red marble<br />

tops, profusely relief carved<br />

with vegetal motifs and central<br />

portrait medallions, fitted with<br />

a single shelf and raised on<br />

squashed bun feet, with key<br />

126cm chair high, seat height 45cm<br />

$2,500–3,000<br />

364<br />

A pair of Renaissance Revival<br />

marble top side cabinets,<br />

French, 19th century<br />

with Languedoc red marble<br />

tops, profusely relief carved<br />

with vegetal motifs and central<br />

portrait medallions, fitted with<br />

a single shelf and raised on<br />

squashed bun feet, with key,<br />

96cm high, 90.5cm wide, 36cm deep<br />

$1,600–2,200<br />

365<br />

A Renaissance Revival marble<br />

top walnut sideboard, French,<br />

second half 19th century<br />

with a Languedoc red marble top<br />

and comprising four cupboards<br />

profusely relief carved with vegetal<br />

motifs and portrait medallions,<br />

fitted with a shelf and small drawers,<br />

raised on squashed bun feet<br />

96cm high, 203.5cm wide,<br />

51cm deep<br />

$1,500–2,000<br />

364


151<br />

363<br />

365


152<br />

366<br />

A Loetz Federzeichnung<br />

'Octopus' vase, 'Victoria'<br />

variant, Bohemia, 1887<br />

the cased baluster vase with<br />

elaborate trailing white and gold<br />

enamelled decoration in the Indian<br />

manner, marked 'patent' to base<br />

22cm high<br />

NOTE<br />

Loetz held the patent for the<br />

method of producing Octopus<br />

glassware, but the pattern design<br />

was registered by the English firm<br />

that commissioned the work from<br />

Loetz, Wittmann and Roth. 'Octopus'<br />

was registered on July 1, 1887,<br />

as design 76057. 'Victoria' is<br />

a more elaborate version of<br />

'Octopus' and was so named<br />

to coincide with the Golden<br />

Jubilee of Queen Victoria<br />

$1,000–1,200<br />

366<br />

367<br />

A Louis XV tulipwood cabinet,<br />

attributed to Coulon, circa 1750<br />

the marble top above a single quarter<br />

panelled door with inlaid surround,<br />

chamfered edges and raised on a<br />

shaped skirt and angle set cabriole<br />

legs, with ormolu mounts and sabots,<br />

stamp of Coulon and JME (Jurandes<br />

Mensuriers - Ebenistes)<br />

90cm high, 54cm wide, 41cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Roy's Antiques, Clifton Hill,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$1,200–1,800<br />

367


153<br />

368<br />

A Lalique 'Scarab' vase,<br />

late 20th century<br />

in frosted and stippled glass,<br />

inscribed to base and with decal<br />

18.5cm high<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

369<br />

A gemstone inlaid table top<br />

globe on stand with compass<br />

the moveable globe set within a white<br />

metal tripod frame, with compass<br />

36cm high<br />

$800–1,200<br />

370<br />

A bronze bust of 'Lady Luck',<br />

after Giuseppe Renda (1859-<br />

1939), circa 1910<br />

depicting a laughing blindfolded<br />

woman, raised on a marble plinth<br />

29cm high<br />

$800–1,000<br />

368


154<br />

371<br />

A large pair of Coalport<br />

covered vases, late 19th/<br />

early 20th century<br />

boldly decorated with flower heads<br />

and trailing foliage on a blue ground,<br />

green mark underside and pattern<br />

number 7787<br />

each 33cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

372<br />

A mahogany tilt top drum table,<br />

19th century<br />

with boxwood stringing and<br />

rosewood cross banding above<br />

two inlaid oak lined drawers and<br />

dummy frieze drawers, raised on<br />

a ring turned pedestal and swept<br />

legs terminating in a cast dolphin<br />

feet and porcelain casters<br />

71cm high, 96cm diameter<br />

$900–1,200<br />

371<br />

372


155<br />

373<br />

A Pietra dura marble specimen<br />

centre table<br />

decoratively patterned in an<br />

array of coloured stone tiles<br />

upon a scrolling iron base<br />

77cm high, 116cm diameter<br />

$1,500–2,500<br />

374<br />

A large Louis XV style cast<br />

iron mirror<br />

with wrought iron rose finial,<br />

black patinated frame and gilt<br />

adornments<br />

161 x 84cm<br />

$600–1,000<br />

375<br />

A pair of substantial bronze<br />

urn form table lamps with<br />

shades, American<br />

with slender curling applied<br />

petal decoration around the<br />

bodies with matching finials,<br />

cream pleated shades<br />

80cm high<br />

$700–900<br />

373


156<br />

376<br />

376<br />

A pair of Cristal Lalique 'Lierre'<br />

bowls with green ivy leaf<br />

appliqués, later 20th century<br />

heavy gauge compressed bowls with<br />

frosted leaves in high relief, inscribed<br />

Lalique France with copyright symbol<br />

9cm high, 21.5cm diameter<br />

$500–700<br />

377<br />

A set of four George<br />

III mahogany velvet<br />

upholstered open armchairs,<br />

early 19th century<br />

in the French Hepplewhite style<br />

$2,000–3,000<br />

377


157<br />

378<br />

A marble figure of 'Diana',<br />

19th/early 20th century<br />

after the original by Etienne Maurice<br />

Falconet (1716-1791), and depicting<br />

Diana emerging from her bath and<br />

standing before the trunk of a tree<br />

84cm high<br />

$3,000–5,000<br />

379<br />

A mosaic panel of two canines<br />

glazed ceramic<br />

64 x 122cm<br />

$800–1,200<br />

378


158<br />

380<br />

380<br />

A set of twenty individual<br />

Versace cabinet plates,<br />

together with associated<br />

booklet, '20 years Rosenthal<br />

meets Versace'<br />

reprising designs sequentially<br />

from 1993 to 2012, stamps<br />

verso and hanging mechanism,<br />

each item boxed<br />

20cm diameter<br />

$1,200–1,800<br />

381<br />

A Victorian marble cross on a<br />

later base, 19th/20th century<br />

a softly weathered cross featuring<br />

passionflowers, symbolic of<br />

Christ's passion and suffering,<br />

supported on a later marble square<br />

form pillar and stepped base<br />

the cross 92 x 61.5cm<br />

overall height 194cm,<br />

49.5 x 55.5cm at base<br />

$1,000–1,500


159<br />

382<br />

A pair of 'Durup Atlanta'<br />

reclining armchairs and<br />

ottoman by Skippers Mobler,<br />

Denmark,1970s<br />

cognac leather upholstery upon<br />

a teak and metal frame, designed<br />

by Sven Ellekar with maker's label<br />

underside<br />

the chairs 93cm high, 87cm wide,<br />

80cm deep<br />

the ottoman 39cm high, 67.5cm wide,<br />

46.5cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

383<br />

A pair of unusual Art Deco<br />

style birch veneer side tables<br />

circa 1980s<br />

with shaped surfaces over valanced<br />

skirts, single drawers, above<br />

serpentine intertwined legs, on<br />

triangular bases on ebonised ball feet<br />

72cm high, 45.5cm wide<br />

$400–600<br />

384<br />

A pair of Art Deco tub chairs,<br />

American, circa 1930s<br />

upholstered in charcoal striped<br />

corduroy<br />

74cm high, 80cm wide, 81cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The John Henry Collection,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$700–900<br />

382


160<br />

385<br />

An antique Biedermeier<br />

lyre-based table, 19th century<br />

with flame Karelian birch and<br />

maple veneers, ebony stringing<br />

throughout, with four petite<br />

drawers inset to the top, the<br />

shaped base on claw and ball feet<br />

70cm high, 63.5cm wide,<br />

44.5cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

385<br />

386<br />

A vintage Murano glass figure of<br />

a blackamoor, mid 20th century<br />

the figure holding a bowl, with<br />

aventurine inclusions to the teal<br />

pantaloons and pulled decor to the<br />

frilled sleeves, raised on a circular<br />

domed base, unmarked<br />

39.5cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

386


161<br />

387<br />

A set of eight French Provincial<br />

style dining chairs upholstered<br />

in zebra brocade<br />

in the Louis XV manner with<br />

shaped skirts and cabriole legs<br />

terminating in whorl feet<br />

height of back 107cm,<br />

seat height 54cm<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

387


162<br />

388<br />

'Chasseur d'Ivoire', a ceramic<br />

vase by Danillo Curetti for<br />

Longwy, French, circa 1930<br />

a globular craquelware vase with a<br />

commanding and stylised forward<br />

facing elephant motif, signed Danillo<br />

Curetti, numbered N.9, factory stamp<br />

and pattern number F.3167 underside<br />

40cm high<br />

$1,000–1,500<br />

389<br />

A set of four grey Ikat covered<br />

armchairs by Stuart Rattle<br />

of generous square club form<br />

with overstuffed arms and seats,<br />

raised on low squat timber feet<br />

each 87cm high, 98cm wide,<br />

103cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

388


163<br />

390<br />

A custom made Australian<br />

timber butchers block, Royce<br />

& Royce Rustic Country Decor,<br />

Geelong.<br />

with two drawers and an undertier<br />

90cm high, 91cm wide, 55.5cm deep<br />

$700–1,000<br />

391<br />

A large contemporary sofa<br />

and ottoman in the style of<br />

Isamu Noguchi, Australian,<br />

circa 2000s<br />

black and white wool upholstery<br />

the sofa 72cm high, length of back<br />

300cm, 80cm deep<br />

the ottoman 33cm high, 114cm wide,<br />

65cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The John Henry Collection,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$700–900<br />

390<br />

389


164<br />

392<br />

An unusual George III<br />

mahogany tilt top supper table,<br />

early 19th century<br />

with moulded plate wells divided<br />

by fan and flowerhead carvings<br />

enclosing a larger central well, above<br />

a bird cage action on a carved tripod<br />

base terminating in ball and claw feet<br />

71.5cm high, 81cm diameter<br />

$800–1,200<br />

393<br />

A Staffordshire majolica<br />

umbrella and cane stand,<br />

late 19th century<br />

moulded in relief in modulating green<br />

and amber colours upon a brown<br />

ground<br />

47cm high, 28cm diameter<br />

$500–800<br />

392<br />

393


165<br />

394<br />

An Australian silver .999<br />

standard Sydney 2000 Olympic<br />

Games proof one kilogram<br />

limited edition $30 silver coin,<br />

designed by Stuart Devlin<br />

featuring the official Sydney 2000<br />

Olympic Games logo in colour<br />

surrounded by images of all<br />

twenty-eight sports of the games, the<br />

obverse with Queen Elizabeth II bust,<br />

the country of issue, Australia, the year<br />

2000 & the monetary denomination,<br />

housed in a fitted jarrah timber case<br />

with a certifi<strong>cat</strong>e of authenticity,<br />

numbered 16018 from a mintage<br />

of 20 000 issued in partnership<br />

between The Perth Mint and the Royal<br />

Australian Mint, hallmarked to edge<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

394<br />

395<br />

395<br />

A large custom made oak<br />

refectory table<br />

the stretcher base table with<br />

black border effect and faux<br />

pegging to the surface<br />

72cm high, 360cm wide, 147cm deep<br />

$2,000–2,400


166<br />

396<br />

A near pair of large stone urns<br />

on matching plinths<br />

the largest 190cm high<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

397<br />

Two large decorative black wire<br />

work hanging spheres<br />

100cm diameter<br />

$800–1,200<br />

398<br />

A pair of cast concrete fluted<br />

pedestals<br />

in a verdigris finish on octagonal bases<br />

128cm high, 33cm diameter at top,<br />

51cm diameter at base<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

396


167<br />

399<br />

399<br />

A pair of Anduze style<br />

composite stone urns<br />

in a rust finish<br />

81cm high, 56cm interior diameter<br />

$1,400–1,800<br />

400<br />

A pair of cast concrete fluted<br />

pedestals<br />

in a verdigris finish on octagonal<br />

bases<br />

128cm high, 33cm diameter at top,<br />

51cm diameter at base<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

401<br />

A Dry Ager drying cabinet,<br />

Built for Beef<br />

on a separate base<br />

165cm high, 42cm high base unit,<br />

70cm wide, 73cm deep<br />

$2,500–3,500<br />

402<br />

A Dry Ager drying cabinet,<br />

Built for Beef<br />

on a separate base<br />

165cm high, 42cm high base unit,<br />

70cm wide, 73cm deep<br />

$2,500–3,500<br />

403<br />

A Liebherr 'Barrique' climate<br />

controlled wine fridge<br />

glass door, six wooden shelves<br />

184cm high, 55.5cm wide, 65cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

404<br />

A Liebherr 'Barrique' climate<br />

controlled wine fridge<br />

184cm high, 55.5cm wide, 65cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500<br />

405<br />

A Liebherr 'Barrique' climate<br />

controlled wine fridge<br />

184cm high, 55.5cm wide, 65cm deep<br />

$1,200–1,500


168<br />

Part II Online Auction<br />

The Autumn Auction Series Part II will occur as a timed online auction,<br />

Monday 25 November, closing from 10am<br />

All bids are placed via the online <strong>cat</strong>alogue on the Gibson’s website and<br />

are executed immediately against the lot’s reserve, or the current highest<br />

bid. In the case of multiple bids occurring within the last five minutes of<br />

the close of lot, the closing time is extended for a further five minutes.<br />

Please visit gibsonsauctions.com.au/buy/timed-online-auctions/<br />

or contact our office for more information.<br />

406<br />

HUGH WALLACE<br />

Bali 2004<br />

oil on canvas<br />

signed and dated lower right:<br />

H WALLACE 04<br />

49 x 74.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$300–500<br />

407<br />

ARTIST UNKNOWN<br />

Landscape<br />

pastel on paper<br />

signed indistinctly lower right:<br />

CASPER<br />

24.5 x 49cm<br />

$200–300<br />

408<br />

ARTIST UNKNOWN<br />

Harvest Time<br />

pastel on paper<br />

signed indistinctly lower right:<br />

CASPER<br />

29.5 x 59cm<br />

$100–200<br />

409<br />

ARTIST UNKNOWN<br />

River Inlet<br />

pastel on paper<br />

signed lower right: CASPER<br />

39.5 x 78cm<br />

$150–250<br />

410<br />

EDMUND M WIMPERIS<br />

(ENGLISH, 1835-1900)<br />

Looking Across Bingham<br />

Common<br />

watercolour<br />

signed lower left: EM. WIMPERIS<br />

27 x 36.5cm<br />

$300–500<br />

411<br />

JOHN VARLEY II<br />

(ENGLISH, 1850-1933)<br />

Classical Landscape with Ruins<br />

and Figure<br />

watercolour<br />

26.5 x 41cm<br />

$300–500<br />

412<br />

EUROPEAN SCHOOL<br />

(LATE 19TH CENTURY)<br />

Classical Still Life<br />

oil on canvas<br />

30.5 x 26.5cm<br />

$400–600<br />

413<br />

MUGHAL SCHOOL<br />

Four miniatures<br />

each depicting figural narratives,<br />

in gouache on book pages,<br />

accompanied by margin text and<br />

Persian script to the reverse<br />

the pages 29.5 x 16.5cm (variable)<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The George Brugler & Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

$400–600<br />

414<br />

NEVILLE WILLIAM CAYLEY<br />

(1886-1950)<br />

The Helmeted Honey Eater<br />

watercolour<br />

signed with initials and titled lower<br />

centre: NWC / The Helmeted Honey<br />

Eater / (Meliphaqa cassidix)<br />

25 x 18.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The George Brugler & Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

$200–400<br />

415<br />

EUROPEAN SCHOOL<br />

The Lover's Walk<br />

watercolour<br />

30 x 24cm<br />

$200–400<br />

416<br />

(ATTRIBUTED) BENJAMIN<br />

BARKER JNR<br />

Classical Landscape<br />

watercolour<br />

37 x 30cm<br />

$200–400<br />

417<br />

CHARLES THOMAS BALE<br />

(ENGLISH, CIRCA 1849-1925)<br />

The Shades of Evening, the<br />

Repose circa 1870<br />

oil on canvas<br />

initialled lower left: CTB<br />

label verso with inscription<br />

22 x 32cm<br />

$400–600


169<br />

418<br />

ITALIAN SCHOOL<br />

Street Scene<br />

oil on canvas on board<br />

signed lower right: W Sonia<br />

75 x 49cm<br />

$200–300<br />

419<br />

ARTIST UNKNOWN<br />

Japanese Calligraphy<br />

ink on paper<br />

with artist stamp lower right<br />

31 x 32cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Private Collection, Victoria<br />

$200–400<br />

420<br />

UTAMARO KITAGAWA<br />

Beauty Looking in the Mirror<br />

colour woodblock<br />

inscribed lower right<br />

38 x 25.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Private Collection, Victoria<br />

$200–400<br />

421<br />

UTAMARO KITAGAWA<br />

True Feelings Compared<br />

colour woodblock<br />

inscribed upper left<br />

38 x 25.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Private Collection, Victoria<br />

$200–400<br />

422<br />

SHAOTANG LI (BORN 1948)<br />

Still Life, Peaches in a Basket<br />

watercolour on paper<br />

inscribed upper right and with artist<br />

stamp<br />

32.5 x 43cm<br />

$200–400<br />

423<br />

AFTER PETER LELY<br />

Amelia, Countess of Ossory and<br />

Henrietta Boyle, Countess of<br />

Rochester<br />

two mezzotint engravings, each with<br />

printed text on margin, engraved by<br />

Thomas Walton, published Jan 1 1779,<br />

London; together with the engraving,<br />

La Gondole Italienne, after J Vernet,<br />

engraved by P.J. Duret, circa 1729<br />

41 x 33cm (image size, each)<br />

34 x 50cm (image size,<br />

La Gondole Italienne)<br />

$250–400<br />

424<br />

ENGLISH SCHOOL<br />

Classical Landscape with<br />

Horses and Hay cart<br />

oil on board<br />

21.5 x 29cm<br />

$200–400<br />

425<br />

ROBERT CASPERS<br />

Classical Still Life<br />

oil on canvas<br />

signed lower left: R CASPERS<br />

39.5 x 29.5cm<br />

$200–400<br />

426<br />

J A BOND (NEW ZEALAND)<br />

River scene with Figures in a<br />

Canoe, New Zealand<br />

oil on board<br />

signed lower left: J Bond<br />

45 x 61cm<br />

$200–400<br />

427<br />

HORACE ROUSE<br />

The Mill Stream 1879<br />

oil on canvas<br />

signed, dated and titled verso: The<br />

Mill Stream / by Horace Rouse / 1879<br />

24.5 x 59.5cm<br />

$150–250<br />

428<br />

EUROPEAN SCHOOL<br />

Girl with Parrot<br />

oil on panel<br />

21.5 x 16.5cm<br />

$200–400<br />

429<br />

AFTER A. V. AUDEN,<br />

GIANVANI BATTISTI AND<br />

N. DORIGNY<br />

Raccolta Di Statve Antiche e<br />

Moderne (Classical Sculptural<br />

Studies)<br />

a suite of five engravings<br />

all with printed text on margin<br />

35 x 21cm (each)<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Private Collection, Melbourne<br />

$400–600<br />

430<br />

MARIA CIRELLO<br />

Pompei<br />

gouache and watercolour<br />

signed and titled lower right and<br />

centre: Maria Cirello / POMPEI -<br />

IL TRIONFO DE VENERE<br />

12.5cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

431<br />

SCHOOL OF DAVID ARMFIELD<br />

Terriers in a Hayfield<br />

oil on canvas<br />

34.5 x 45cm<br />

$300–500<br />

432<br />

ITALIAN SCHOOL<br />

Figure Resting in a Classical<br />

Landscape<br />

oil on canvas<br />

75 x 62.5cm<br />

$400–600


170<br />

433<br />

IN THE STYLE OF GIOVANNI<br />

ROMANELLI<br />

The Cumaean Sybil<br />

oil on canvas<br />

26 x 20.5cm<br />

$300–500<br />

434<br />

ENGLISH SCHOOL<br />

Venice<br />

oil on canvas<br />

26.5 x 36.5cm<br />

$200–400<br />

435<br />

A Yixing bamboo motif tea set<br />

20th century<br />

comprising two simulated bamboo<br />

teapots and six cups, inscriptions<br />

and marks to the bases<br />

the largest teapot 19cm<br />

$100–200<br />

436<br />

A group of six small Yixing<br />

teapots<br />

marks to the bases<br />

the largest 8.5cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

437<br />

A group of seven small Yixing<br />

teapots<br />

impressed marks to the bases<br />

the largest 7cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

438<br />

A group of nine small Yixing<br />

teapots<br />

marks to the bases<br />

the tallest 8cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

439<br />

A group of four large Yixing<br />

teapots<br />

marks to the bases<br />

the largest 20cm high<br />

$80–120<br />

440<br />

Two blanc de chine wares<br />

comprising a waterlily comport bowl,<br />

leaves and water fowl to the base;<br />

and a lotus leaf vase with lotus pods<br />

and a crab<br />

17cm high, 21cm diameter (irregular)<br />

$200–300<br />

441<br />

A jade vase and cover<br />

20th century<br />

carved in archaic style with taotie<br />

and stiff leaves and set with four<br />

dragon loop handles two with<br />

pendant loose rings, the stone<br />

in mottled tones of green<br />

22cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

442<br />

Two Sri Lankan wood masks<br />

each carved and decorated<br />

in bright colours<br />

the largest 33.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$200–300<br />

443<br />

Three bronze ornaments<br />

including a Chinese archaic style<br />

exotic bird and two deities<br />

33cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$100–200<br />

444<br />

A hardwood scroll end low table<br />

20th century<br />

the openwork apron carved with<br />

fruiting grape vine and supported on<br />

four inswept legs<br />

32cm high, 89cm long, 43cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

445<br />

Two rose quartz figural carvings<br />

one of a maiden standing holding<br />

a flowering peony spray, fitted<br />

wood stand; the other of a<br />

standing figure of Guanyin<br />

21cm and 14.5cm high<br />

$500–800<br />

446<br />

A pair of hongmu side tables<br />

20th century<br />

each with a rectangular top over<br />

shaped aprons<br />

87cm high, 107cm long, 65.5cm deep<br />

$500–700<br />

447<br />

A boxed set of inscribed ink<br />

cakes<br />

the longest 10cm long<br />

$150–200<br />

448<br />

An iron-red and grisaille<br />

decorated dish<br />

Guangxu mark<br />

painted with bats and auspicious<br />

characters<br />

17cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

449<br />

A richly carved hardwood stand<br />

of square section, the corner legs<br />

supporting a shelf and joined by<br />

openwork aprons<br />

81cm high, 46.5cm wide,<br />

46.5 cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

450<br />

Two small hardwood display<br />

stands<br />

one rectangular with stepped<br />

shelves; the other square<br />

with corner legs joined by<br />

openwork dragon scrolls<br />

25cm high, 28cm wide<br />

$150–250


171<br />

451<br />

A Vietnamese mother of pearl<br />

inlaid hardwood tray<br />

supported above the base with<br />

corner legs joined by plain stepped<br />

stretchers<br />

11cm high, 33cm long, 20cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

452<br />

A carved hardwood and marble<br />

stand<br />

75cm high, 38cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

453<br />

CHINESE SCHOOL<br />

three works on paper, framed<br />

Hanging Basket, ink and colour,<br />

inscribed and with two seals<br />

Standing Horse, ink and colour,<br />

with one seal<br />

Flower, collage on paper<br />

47 x 33cm, 34 x 45cm, 28 x 27cm<br />

$100–200<br />

454<br />

An ivory inlaid lacquer cabinet<br />

the two doors each with a black<br />

ground panel applied with ivory<br />

beauties and seals reserved on the<br />

floral decorated red ground<br />

130.5cm high, 84cm wide,<br />

42.5cm deep<br />

$300–500 ♦<br />

455<br />

A Burmese black lacquer food<br />

offering box<br />

comprised of seven graduating<br />

compartments with red interiors<br />

38.5cm diameter<br />

$150–250<br />

456<br />

A sang de boeuf vase lamp<br />

conversion<br />

the glaze thinning to buff around the<br />

narrow mouth, BADA sticker<br />

75cm high to the top of the shade<br />

$500–800<br />

457<br />

A bronze Pala style figure of<br />

Buddha<br />

seated in bhumisparsha mudra on a<br />

double lotus throne, wearing a dhoti,<br />

jewellery and a high crown, silver<br />

inlaid detailing<br />

12.5cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Kari Khedup, Toronto, Canada, 22<br />

September 2015<br />

Property from a Private Collection<br />

$500–700<br />

458<br />

A gilt lacquered bronze figure of<br />

Buddha, Thai<br />

20th century<br />

seated in bhumisparsha mudra on a<br />

cushioned triangular base with scroll<br />

bracket feet<br />

39cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

John Nicholson Auctions, Surrey,<br />

England, 21 February 2018, lot 123<br />

Property from a Private Collection<br />

$300–500<br />

459<br />

A group of six Annamese blue<br />

and white jarlets<br />

15th/16th century<br />

each of squat form with narrow<br />

mouth, decorated with flower and<br />

foliate motifs<br />

the largest 11cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Five with Sotheby's labels<br />

$200–300<br />

460<br />

A group of six brown-glazed<br />

stonewares, Khmer<br />

12th/13th century<br />

comprising three jars; two jarlets; and<br />

a small kendi<br />

the largest 17cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Three with Sotheby's labels<br />

$150–250<br />

461<br />

A bronze figure of<br />

Avalokitesvara Sadaksari, Tibet<br />

20th century<br />

the multi-armed deity seated in<br />

padmasana on a double lotus base,<br />

the principal hands in anjali mudra<br />

and the attendant arms raised in<br />

vitarka mudra<br />

21cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

462<br />

UTAMARO KITAGAWA<br />

Geisha Powdering Her Neck<br />

colour woodblock<br />

inscribed upper left<br />

28.5 x 18.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The George Brugler & Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

$200–400<br />

463<br />

JAPANESE SCHOOL<br />

The Hanging Basket<br />

colour woodblock<br />

inscribed centre left<br />

37 x 7cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The George Brugler & Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

$200–400<br />

464<br />

JAPANESE SCHOOL<br />

Geisha<br />

colour wood block<br />

inscribed upper right<br />

49 x 41.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The George Brugler & Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

$200–400<br />

465<br />

A pair of clay water carriers on<br />

stands, Indian<br />

the vessels 24.5cm high excluding<br />

stand<br />

$200–300


172<br />

466<br />

A Chinese ancestor portrait<br />

of seven family members, framed<br />

195.5 x 125cm overall<br />

$400–600<br />

467<br />

ORIENTAL SCHOOL<br />

Baskets of Flowers<br />

ink and colour on paper, with two<br />

seals<br />

197 x 132cm overall<br />

$200–300<br />

468<br />

A pair of ancestor portraits and<br />

a large figural painting<br />

framed<br />

the ancestor portraits 128.5 x 73cm<br />

and 129.5 x 70cm<br />

the figural painting 182 x 200cm<br />

$200–300<br />

469<br />

Two red lacquered food baskets<br />

the largest 29cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

470<br />

A bronze figure of Ganesha<br />

riding a rat<br />

late 20th century<br />

the corpulent figure seated in 'royal<br />

ease' atop a rat or shrew, housed in a<br />

pierced circular canopy with pendent<br />

ornaments and surrounded by<br />

numerous rodents<br />

36cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

471<br />

A group of five blanc de Chine<br />

figures of Guanyin<br />

20th century<br />

the tallest 50.5cm high<br />

$800–1,000<br />

472<br />

Two red lacquered chests on<br />

stand<br />

each 31cm high, 79cm wide,<br />

52cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

473<br />

A Japanese inlaid lacquer wall<br />

plaque<br />

19th/20th century<br />

decorated in gold and coloured<br />

lacquer relief with figures in a<br />

lakeside setting, the details inlaid in<br />

mother of pearl and ivory within the<br />

shaped mons border<br />

74cm wide<br />

$300–400 ♦<br />

474<br />

A famille rose porcelain<br />

mounted wood screen<br />

93cm high overall<br />

$400–600<br />

475<br />

A pair of large white-glazed<br />

bowls<br />

20th century<br />

each 48cm diameter<br />

$400–600<br />

476<br />

A miniature lantern form<br />

hardwood display cabinet<br />

the glazed hexagonal sides below a<br />

simulated tiled roof surmounted by<br />

dragons, on a galleried base<br />

40cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

477<br />

A celadon jade archaistic<br />

dragon pendant<br />

17th century<br />

the coiled body with finely incised<br />

detailing<br />

5.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Dragon Culture, Hong Kong,<br />

21 October 2002<br />

$400–600<br />

478<br />

A gilt decorated black<br />

lacquered low cabinet<br />

20th century<br />

the central single door cupboard<br />

below two drawers with a two door<br />

cupboard to either side, decorated<br />

with butterflies and floral sprays<br />

56.5cm high, 196cm long, 44cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

479<br />

A carved folk art<br />

tree-trunk vase, Australian,<br />

early 20th century<br />

29cm high, 20cm diameter<br />

$250–350<br />

480<br />

A collection of volumes on art,<br />

architecture and culture<br />

$150–250<br />

481<br />

Mikimoto cultured pearl<br />

necklace<br />

The graduated pearls measuring<br />

2.5 - 7.5mm individually knotted to<br />

a silver clasp stamped Mikimoto,<br />

total length 520mm, boxed.<br />

$500–800<br />

482<br />

A strand of cultured pearls with<br />

a gold and ruby clasp<br />

Comprising thirty nine uniform<br />

cultured pearls measuring 9mm of<br />

cream and white hues, individually<br />

knotted to an 18ct white gold floral<br />

clasp set with a round ruby of 2mm,<br />

total length 415mm.<br />

$400–600<br />

483<br />

A Victorian diamond half hoop<br />

ring<br />

set with five single cut diamonds,<br />

18ct yellow gold, total weight 2gms.<br />

$140–240


173<br />

484<br />

A carved ivory chrysanthemum<br />

brooch<br />

45mm diameter.<br />

$80–120 ♦<br />

485<br />

A silver gilt mounted coral cross<br />

and necklace<br />

Polished coral overlaid with silver<br />

gilt detail suspended from a coral<br />

necklace comprising barrel and<br />

spherical beads, total length 475mm.<br />

$400–600<br />

486<br />

Two gold and coral bangles<br />

One of oval hinged form overlaid<br />

with 22ct gold together with a solid<br />

circular ivory bangle set with coral<br />

and wirework.<br />

$220–320 ♦<br />

487<br />

A single antique diamond<br />

cluster earring<br />

The centre old European cut diamond<br />

weighing 0.18cts surrounded by eight<br />

further diamonds totalling 0.70cts,<br />

claw set in platinum and 9ct white<br />

gold, screw fitting, 1.83gms.<br />

$360–460<br />

488<br />

A gold initial bracelet<br />

The gem set initial 'D' set on an<br />

open work frame below a faceted<br />

rock crystal panel, suspended<br />

from a trace chain, crafted in<br />

14ct gold, total weight 4.45gms,<br />

total length 190mm.<br />

$200–300<br />

489<br />

A sapphire and diamond cluster<br />

ring<br />

The cushion cut sapphire weighing<br />

3.35cts, four claw set above a halo of<br />

round brilliant cut diamonds totalling<br />

0.12cts, 18ct white gold, 4.65gms.<br />

$600–800<br />

490<br />

An amethyst and diamond<br />

cluster ring<br />

The cushion cut amethyst weighing<br />

4.61cts, surrounded by a halo of<br />

single cut diamonds and further<br />

detail to the shoulders totalling<br />

0.32cts, 14ct rose gold, 5.60gms.<br />

$360–460<br />

491<br />

Rado Diastar wrist watch<br />

Quartz, circular black ceramic dial<br />

with date at six, black ceramic and<br />

rolled gold case and bracelet bands,<br />

32mm diameter.<br />

$300–500<br />

492<br />

Tag Heuer wrist watch<br />

Quartz, grey dial with baton numerals<br />

and date at three, stainless steel and<br />

rolled gold case and bracelet bands,<br />

35mm diameter.<br />

$260–360<br />

493<br />

A vintage ivory bracelet<br />

Oversized bracelet of gate link<br />

design, finished with a clip fitting,<br />

total length 200mm.<br />

$300–400 ♦<br />

494<br />

A pearl and diamond pendant<br />

The baroque freshwater pearl of<br />

white and silver hues measuring<br />

13 x 9.5mm suspended from an<br />

9ct white gold and baguette cut<br />

diamond panel totalling 0.20cts,<br />

suspended from a silver trace chain,<br />

total length 390mm.<br />

$220–320<br />

495<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The round brilliant cut diamond<br />

weighing 0.30cts having a baguette<br />

and single cut diamond set to<br />

each shoulder, 18ct white gold and<br />

platinum, 1.90gms.<br />

$300–400<br />

496<br />

A pair of loose aquamarines<br />

The matched pair of oval cut<br />

aquamarines totalling 6.03cts.<br />

$500–700<br />

497<br />

A pair of loose aquamarines<br />

The matched pair of emerald cut<br />

aquamarines totalling 8.90cts.<br />

$500–700<br />

498<br />

A pair of ruby and diamond<br />

earrings<br />

Each set with two pear cut rubies<br />

totalling 1.80cts and round<br />

brilliant cut diamonds, 14ct gold,<br />

total weight 6.2gms.<br />

$400–600<br />

499<br />

A ruby ring<br />

The round cut ruby weighing 0.35cts<br />

set in 18ct white and yellow gold,<br />

total weight 4.9gms.<br />

$300–400<br />

500<br />

A cultured pearl necklace<br />

The graduated pearls of cream hues<br />

measuring 3.0-5.3mm, finished<br />

with a silver marcasite clasp,<br />

total length 450mm.<br />

$100–200<br />

501<br />

An antique gold and opal triplet<br />

ring by Catanach's<br />

Crafted in 9ct gold, 2.98gms.<br />

$150–250<br />

502<br />

A sapphire and gold bow brooch<br />

Centred with a blue sapphire of<br />

0.25cts within an 14ct white gold bow<br />

brooch with engraved detail, 3.16gms.<br />

$150–250


174<br />

503<br />

A collection of antique jewellery<br />

Comprising three 9ct gold brooches,<br />

two set with peridots and one with<br />

turquoise, total weight 8.8gms,<br />

together with a gold lined brooch and<br />

a bangle.<br />

$300–400<br />

504<br />

A Zenith Respirator wrist watch<br />

and a Longines wrist watch<br />

Automatic, cushion shaped dial with<br />

date at four, stainless steel case<br />

and leather bands, 32mm diameter,<br />

together with a Longines quartz<br />

watch, 22mm diameter.<br />

$100–200<br />

505<br />

A gold and enamel ring<br />

The full circle band of circular pierced<br />

links overlaid with blue enamel,<br />

18ct gold, 5.79gms.<br />

$300–400<br />

506<br />

A Victorian gold, ruby and<br />

diamond ring<br />

The gypsy ring set with four round<br />

rubies and two old cut diamonds,<br />

15ct gold, hallmarked Birmingham<br />

1907, 2.58gms.<br />

$150–250<br />

507<br />

Two pairs of gem set earrings<br />

Comprising oval cut blue sapphires<br />

totalling 1.60cts, set in 18ct<br />

white gold and a trefoil of round<br />

emeralds highlighted by single cut<br />

diamonds set in 14ct yellow gold,<br />

total weight 3.79gms.<br />

$300–400<br />

508<br />

An antique gold wedder<br />

Crafted in 22ct gold,<br />

hallmarked Birmingham 1854,<br />

total weight 3.74gms.<br />

$200–300<br />

509<br />

A collection of silver jewellery<br />

Comprising a sterling silver<br />

sovereign holder suspended from<br />

a belcher link chain, a sterling<br />

silver mouse and cheese brooch, a<br />

silver necklace, two silver bracelets<br />

and a cultured pearl bracelet.<br />

$60–100<br />

510<br />

A lapis lazuli and silver necklace<br />

The faceted hook and eye chain of<br />

lapis lazuli finished with a silver clasp,<br />

total length 450mm.<br />

$150–250<br />

511<br />

An antique gold bangle<br />

Oval hinged form, overlaid with a<br />

horseshoe motif with seed pearls,<br />

9ct gold, total weight 7.99gms,<br />

boxed.<br />

$260–360<br />

512<br />

An antique gold and gem set<br />

bangle<br />

Oval hinged form set with<br />

three garnet topped doublets,<br />

9ct rose gold, 14.76gms.<br />

$460–660<br />

513<br />

Two pairs of gold and gem set<br />

earrings<br />

Comprising a pair of emerald cut<br />

amethysts and a pair of round cut<br />

synthetic emeralds in both set in 9ct<br />

white gold, total weight 4.31gms<br />

$120–180<br />

514<br />

An antique cameo and gold<br />

brooch<br />

Having an 18ct gold double bar<br />

overlaid with seed pearls suspended<br />

with a tear drop shaped shell<br />

cameo depicting a classical portrait<br />

with tassel suspended below,<br />

total weight 4.53gms.<br />

$150–250<br />

515<br />

A collection of sterling silver<br />

pocket watches<br />

$100–200<br />

516<br />

A pair of cultured pearl studs<br />

The baroque cultured pearls of<br />

cream and pink hue measuring 9mm,<br />

18ct gold post and butterfly back<br />

fittings.<br />

$150–250<br />

517<br />

A Georgian paste and enamel<br />

stomacher brooch<br />

The spray of cannetille butterfly set<br />

amongst turquoise enamel flowers<br />

highlighted throughout with paste.<br />

$400–600<br />

518<br />

Gene Autry wrist watch by<br />

Wilane Watch Co<br />

Manual wind, circular dial with<br />

painted Arabic numerals and image<br />

of Gene Autry, rotating pistol at<br />

seven, stainless steel case and tooled<br />

leather bands.<br />

$200–300<br />

519<br />

Marcasite wrist watch<br />

Manual wind, silver and marcasite<br />

case and bands, 15mm diameter.<br />

$50–100<br />

520<br />

A vintage solitaire diamond ring<br />

The old cut diamond of 0.15cts<br />

illusion set in an 14ct white and yellow<br />

gold pierced frame, 1.8gms.<br />

$200–300<br />

521<br />

Arts and Crafts silver and tigers<br />

eye pendant necklace<br />

Stylised scroll design set with two<br />

tigers eye beads, total length 490m.<br />

$80–120


175<br />

522<br />

Georg Jensen wrist watch<br />

Quartz, circular steel dial with bead<br />

numerals, stainless steel case and<br />

bands, reference number 6960,<br />

32mm diameter.<br />

$400–600<br />

523<br />

Pieces of Eight gold and sterling<br />

silver earrings<br />

Modelled as flowers in 9ct gold and<br />

sterling silver, 1.68gms.<br />

$150–250<br />

524<br />

Tiffany & Co sterling silver<br />

bangle<br />

Solid oval concave form with<br />

engraved 925 T& Co 1837,<br />

33.74gms, boxed.<br />

$200–300<br />

525<br />

Victorian sterling silver locket<br />

and brooch<br />

Oval hinged and polished locket with<br />

applied decoration, together with a<br />

bar brooch, total weight 29gms.<br />

$150–250<br />

526<br />

Victorian sterling silver fob<br />

chain and vesta<br />

The graduated curb link chain<br />

with three swivel clips and a t-bar<br />

suspended with an engraved<br />

sterling silver rectangular<br />

vesta, hallmarked Birmingham<br />

1903, total weight 59.27gms,<br />

total length 590mm.<br />

$200–300<br />

527<br />

A rolled gold seal and chain<br />

Chased decoration with a polished<br />

panel suspended from a silver<br />

gilt chain, total weight 12.5gms,<br />

total length 500mm.<br />

$300–500<br />

528<br />

A rolled gold carnelian seal and<br />

gold chain<br />

Chased decoration with an<br />

oval carnelian polished panel<br />

suspended from a 9ct gold Boston<br />

link chain, total weight 18.25gms,<br />

total length 450mm.<br />

$500–700<br />

529<br />

Omega Constellation<br />

Manhattan day date watch<br />

Quartz, circular gold dial with<br />

subsidiary dials at three and nine,<br />

gold bezel and stainless steel case<br />

and bands, signed, 32mm diameter.<br />

$600–800<br />

530<br />

Raymond Weil Parsifal Watch<br />

Quartz, circular cream dial with<br />

applied Roman and baton numerals<br />

and date at three, stainless steel<br />

case and bracelet bands, signed,<br />

27mm diameter.<br />

$400–600<br />

531<br />

Tag Heuer Aquaracer watch<br />

Quartz, circular blue ice dial<br />

with applied baton numerals<br />

and date at three, stainless steel<br />

case and bracelet bands, signed,<br />

28mm diameter.<br />

$400–600<br />

532<br />

A solitaire diamond ring<br />

The round brilliant cut diamond of<br />

0.33cts bezel set above diamond set<br />

shoulders, 9ct white and yellow gold,<br />

3.1gms.<br />

$260–360<br />

533<br />

A cubic zirconia line bracelet<br />

Channel set with princess cut cubic<br />

zirconia measuring 4mm, sterling<br />

silver, 30.3gms, total length 190mm.<br />

$400–600<br />

534<br />

An antique jet and shell cameo<br />

pendant<br />

The oval shell cameo depicting an<br />

angel and putti in a polished jet frame<br />

with tapered bale, suspended from<br />

black cord.<br />

$400–600<br />

535<br />

A topaz and diamond dress ring<br />

The oval cut blue topaz weighing<br />

10.8cts, offset by demi lune panels<br />

set with single cut diamonds,<br />

9ct gold, 5.6gms.<br />

$400–500<br />

536<br />

An antique coral pendant cross<br />

Eleven graduated button coral<br />

mounted on a silver gilt panel,<br />

suspended from a silver gilt filigree<br />

chain, total length: 470mm.<br />

$300–400<br />

537<br />

Vintage sterling silver bangle<br />

Oval hinged form, engine turned<br />

decoration, hallmarked Chester 1937,<br />

42.15gms.<br />

$280–380 ♦<br />

538<br />

Three marcasite and silver<br />

animal brooches<br />

Modelled as a seahorse,<br />

duck and row of birds.<br />

$100–200<br />

539<br />

An antique bohemian garnet<br />

bangle<br />

Oval hinged form set with rose cut<br />

pyrope garnets, silver gilt, 15gms,<br />

boxed, circa 1900.<br />

$600–800


176<br />

540<br />

Victorian sterling silver locket<br />

and brooch<br />

Oval hinged locket with engraved<br />

scroll decoration and bead detail,<br />

together with an oval brooch with<br />

applied geometric decoration<br />

and bead detail, sterling silver,<br />

total weight 29gms.<br />

$350–450<br />

541<br />

A Victorian gold seal and<br />

Victorian locket<br />

Fluted octagonal form with finely<br />

engraved decoration. set with an<br />

octagonal cut onyx panel, 18ct<br />

gold, 1.8gms, together with an arch<br />

shaped locket, hinged form having<br />

a scalloped border with engraved<br />

scrolls and geometric decorations,<br />

9ct back and front, total weight:<br />

5.63gms, circa 1880.<br />

$360–460<br />

542<br />

An Art Deco Egyptian revival<br />

pendant and fob<br />

Comprising an oval silver gilt and<br />

enamel hinged basket opening<br />

to reveal a baby Moses inside,<br />

suspended from a belcher link chain,<br />

8.7gms, together with a suspended<br />

on a silver chain, together with<br />

a fob enamelled in red, navy and<br />

turquoise with pharaoh, sphinx and<br />

pyramid motifs interspaced with<br />

belcher chain and finished with a<br />

swivel clasp, crafted in silver gilt,<br />

total weight: 8.8gms.<br />

$500–800<br />

543<br />

Two sterling silver necklaces<br />

Comprising a curb link fob chain<br />

finished with two swivel clips, t-bar<br />

and medallion, total weight 37.1gms,<br />

total length 570mm, together with a<br />

fancy link chain, total weight 60.8gms,<br />

total length 495mm.<br />

$200–300<br />

544<br />

Mikimoto cultured pearl and<br />

gold spray brooch<br />

Featuring five graduated cultured<br />

pearls of fine lustre set in a scroll<br />

frame, 14ct gold, signed, 5.1gms.<br />

$400–600<br />

545<br />

A sapphire and pearl dress ring<br />

The square plaque centrally set with<br />

a cultured pearl of 4mm surrounded<br />

by fourteen round sapphires, 18ct<br />

gold and platinum, 5.6gms.<br />

$360–460<br />

546<br />

An amber and silver intaglio<br />

pendant<br />

Oval form, polished amber panel with<br />

an intaglio of a girl in profile, silver<br />

frame.<br />

$60–80<br />

547<br />

Mikimoto pearl brooch and a<br />

cultured pearl spray brooch<br />

Featuring three cultured pearls in a<br />

cluster formation, set in foliate frame<br />

signed, together with a gilt cultured<br />

pearl spray brooch.<br />

$100–200<br />

548<br />

A reproduction Louis XV style<br />

gilt brass figural mantel clock<br />

of German manufacture,<br />

surmounted by an ornately<br />

modelled horse and rider<br />

41cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

549<br />

A vintage brass stick ship's<br />

barometer, F. Barton & Co. Ltd,<br />

London<br />

with thermometer and steel and<br />

chrome fittings, numbered C.M.O.<br />

1676/49, in wooden case<br />

90.5cm high<br />

$600–800<br />

550<br />

A Grecian temple style<br />

oak cased bracket clock,<br />

Winterhalder and Hofmeier,<br />

circa 1900<br />

eight day movement and quarter<br />

striking on two gongs, the silvered<br />

dial with Roman numerals and<br />

enclosed by a decorative mask,<br />

marks to mechanism, with<br />

associated key and pendulum<br />

32.5cm high, 27cm wide, 18cm deep<br />

$240–360<br />

551<br />

A walnut case mantel clock,<br />

with French movement by Japy<br />

Freres, 1920s<br />

with Roman dial and ebonised trims<br />

24cm high, 26cm wide, 15.5cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

552<br />

A Regency gilt bronze mounted<br />

rosewood portico clock<br />

the grapevine motif face and<br />

pendulum framed by four gilt bronze<br />

mounted columns,<br />

on a stepped base on bun feet<br />

43cm high, 23cm wide, 13cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

553<br />

A French white marble clock,<br />

retailed by Brevette of Paris,<br />

19th century<br />

eight day time only, with tick tack<br />

visible escapement, with decorative<br />

cast gilt brass elements and housed<br />

in a glass dome<br />

38cm high overall, the clock<br />

28cm high<br />

$600–800<br />

554<br />

Two vintage barographs,<br />

1930/1980<br />

a metal cased instrument by Thies<br />

and retailed by Selbys, and; a bakelite<br />

cased instrument with trademark<br />

16cm high, 27.5cm wide, 13cm deep,<br />

and smaller<br />

$200–300


177<br />

555<br />

A Movado travel watch together<br />

with a Zenith alarm clock<br />

the Movado watch auto winding,<br />

sterling silver case<br />

the Zenith 9.5cm high,<br />

the Movado 5 x 4cm when closed<br />

$300–400<br />

556<br />

A Mido Multifort Datometer<br />

watch, circa 1940<br />

Manual wind, circular black dial with<br />

bronzer outer date chapter, baton<br />

numerals and subsidiary dial at six,<br />

stainless steel case and leather<br />

bands, 30mm diameter.<br />

$200–300<br />

557<br />

A mid century coffee table in<br />

the style of Avalon, Australia,<br />

circa 1960s<br />

timber and teak veneer with side cut<br />

out details<br />

39cm high, 122cm wide, 43cm deep<br />

$300–400<br />

558<br />

A pine farmhouse dresser,<br />

early 20th century<br />

the two section dresser with shaped<br />

shelving section, plate racks, above<br />

an extended base with two drawers<br />

and panelled cupboards, wire to the<br />

sides, raised on stile feet<br />

188cm high, 130cm wide,<br />

67.5cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

559<br />

A green glass figure of a maiden<br />

holding a butterfly kite<br />

20th century<br />

standing holding the kite in her raised<br />

right hand and the spool in her left,<br />

wearing loose wide sleeved robe and<br />

her hair in a high chignon, wood stand<br />

24cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

560<br />

Three silver mounted<br />

conductor's batons,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

comprising an 1893 ebonised<br />

presentation baton with engraved<br />

silver mounts, a 1915 presentation<br />

fiddleback blackwood baton with<br />

plain mounts, and an ebonised cane<br />

baton with a Calcutta type silver<br />

handle, the terminal gold tipped<br />

57cm, 46cm and 42cm long<br />

$250–350<br />

561<br />

A group of stone ornamental<br />

animals and eggs, together with<br />

a brass elephant<br />

comprising a recumbent stone<br />

hippopotamus, a hardstone<br />

camel, various semi-precious<br />

stones eggs including malachite,<br />

banded agate, pink quartz, and;<br />

a stylised brass elephant with<br />

a bronze patinated finish<br />

the elephant 20cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$100–200<br />

562<br />

A basalt bust of Tutankhamen<br />

total height 28.5cm high<br />

the base 21.5 x 13cm<br />

$50–100<br />

563<br />

Two Indian metal works of art<br />

comprising a pandan box with six<br />

vessels and a tray; and a brass vase<br />

the box 19cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

564<br />

A large contemporary wall<br />

mirror<br />

with a silver gilt moulded frame<br />

enclosing bevelled mirror plate<br />

214 x 124cm<br />

$100–200<br />

565<br />

A Victorian cast iron umbrella<br />

stand<br />

68cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

566<br />

A large antique style floral<br />

decorated tapestry rug<br />

in yellow, cream and pink, featuring a<br />

central oval medallion of a bouquet<br />

encircled by a ribbon border with<br />

garlands of flowers with repeating<br />

foliate motifs<br />

239 x 309cm<br />

$600–800<br />

567<br />

A small gilt metal mounted<br />

jewellery box, 19th century<br />

with padded silk lining and handle<br />

8.5cm high, 7.5cm wide, 4.5cm deep<br />

$100–200<br />

568<br />

A pair of Japanese blue<br />

cloisonné vases and a similar<br />

charger, 20th century<br />

with birds and butterflies amidst<br />

flowers and foliage, the vases with<br />

patterned collars and waisted necks,<br />

lappets to the foot, the charger<br />

enclosed by a decorative border<br />

39.5cm high, vases, 36cm diameter,<br />

charger<br />

$400–600<br />

569<br />

A mounted set of whitetail<br />

deer antlers<br />

on a wood shield<br />

32cm at the widest branch<br />

$160–260<br />

570<br />

A set of mounted Roe deer<br />

antlers<br />

on a carved wood plaque<br />

34cm high<br />

$100–200


178<br />

571<br />

A shield mounted Fallow deer<br />

skull<br />

78cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

572<br />

A group of eight hardstone<br />

carvings<br />

together with three figures carved<br />

from various materials<br />

the largest 10.5cm<br />

$100–200<br />

573<br />

A large cast bronze figural urn in<br />

the Renaissance Revival manner<br />

the pot shaped urn and cover<br />

relief decorated featuring a<br />

mock crest within a cartouche,<br />

held aloft by a cupid standing<br />

upon a grotesque base<br />

110cm total height, 32 x18cm wide<br />

base, 42 x 31cm urn<br />

$400–600<br />

574<br />

A large Indian silver plate<br />

caparisoned elephant box<br />

with articulated ears, decorated in<br />

the Kutch style together with a small<br />

white metal elephant ornament<br />

54cm high, 21cm wide, 48cm deep<br />

$250–350<br />

575<br />

ARTIST UNKNOWN<br />

Two Mongol and Tibetan school<br />

paintings<br />

watercolour and gouache on<br />

handmade paper, signed<br />

each 29 x 20.5cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The George Brugler & Jasmine<br />

Cowen Collection, Melbourne<br />

$300–400<br />

576<br />

MUGHAL SCHOOL<br />

Two portraits of notable figures<br />

a portrait of Jayajirao Scindia,<br />

Maharajah of Gwalior within<br />

an archway, and a throned<br />

Maharajah in a garden terrace,<br />

both in watercolour and gouache<br />

colours picked out in gilt<br />

23.5cm high, 18cm wide<br />

29cm high, 23cm wide<br />

$250–350<br />

577<br />

A group of wood whist<br />

markers, including Pall Mall,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

seven items in mixed timbers<br />

the largest 9 x 5.5cm<br />

$100–260<br />

578<br />

A Victorian bronze figural desk<br />

taperstick and pen holder, 1874<br />

featuring a winged cherub on a<br />

lily pad, a bud form taper holder<br />

with an attached chain and<br />

snuffer, the stem serving as the<br />

handle, lozenge registration mark<br />

with date cipher underside<br />

12cm high, 20cm wide, 17cm deep<br />

$240–300<br />

579<br />

A pair of large decorative<br />

polychrome pricket sticks<br />

105cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

580<br />

Two desk compendiums,<br />

19th century<br />

the largest 10cm high, 36cm wide,<br />

25cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

581<br />

A decorative gilded mid century<br />

table lamp<br />

66cm high<br />

$200–400<br />

582<br />

Three Chinese impressed<br />

pottery vases<br />

the largest 44cm high<br />

$200–400<br />

583<br />

A decorative ebonised wall<br />

mirror with studded detail and<br />

patinated plate<br />

120 x 69.5cm<br />

$160–200<br />

584<br />

Two rustic style carved wooden<br />

bowls<br />

the footed bowl 17cm high,<br />

34cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

585<br />

Three celadon glazed bowls<br />

with wood stands<br />

the largest 25.5cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

586<br />

A pair of apothecary carboys,<br />

mid 20th century<br />

with pointed and faceted stoppers<br />

each 68cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

587<br />

Two etching decorated brass<br />

trays<br />

the largest 60.5cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

588<br />

A Louis XVI style ornately<br />

gilded cushion front mirror,<br />

19th century<br />

132.5 x 95cm<br />

$400–600


179<br />

589<br />

An Australian flag together<br />

with a flag commemorating the<br />

Queen's Silver jubilee, 1977<br />

the Australian flag with pole, the<br />

Jubilee flag with applied stars and<br />

Royal emblem<br />

the jubilee flag 110 x 225cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The R.W.Hall Collection, Melbourne<br />

$100–200<br />

590<br />

An antique military cartridge<br />

holder, 19th century<br />

fabri<strong>cat</strong>ed of cork and covered in red<br />

painted canvas, with a rivet joined<br />

thick leather handle<br />

41cm high, 22cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The R.W.Hall Collection, Melbourne<br />

$100–200<br />

591<br />

A vintage United Nations flag,<br />

circa 1950/60<br />

blue linen field with applied and<br />

stitched emblems<br />

170 x 249cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The R.W.Hall Collection, Melbourne<br />

$200–400<br />

592<br />

Two lapis lazuli spheres<br />

6.5cm diameter approximately<br />

$100–200<br />

593<br />

A Josef Hoffman two-tier<br />

fruit bowl for Bieffeplast,<br />

Austrian / Italian, circa 1980s<br />

together with two pieces of coloured<br />

vintage Czech glass<br />

painted metal fruit bowl 22cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The John Henry Collection,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$300–500<br />

594<br />

A Victorian burr walnut<br />

inkstand, 19th century<br />

14cm high, 34cm wide, 22cm deep<br />

$100–200<br />

595<br />

A vintage Bausch and Lomb<br />

'Balopticon' slide projector,<br />

early 20th century<br />

black painted metal<br />

35cm high, 46cm wide, 17cm deep<br />

$150–250<br />

596<br />

A composite stone walnut<br />

tripod table<br />

with baluster stem and swept legs<br />

76cm high, 101cm diameter<br />

$240–400<br />

597<br />

A collection of oriental red<br />

lacquer wares<br />

comprising a character decorated<br />

scroll case, a decorated dome<br />

top scroll chest, two circular<br />

boxes, and a modern Japanese<br />

black and red lacquer tray<br />

the large scroll case 109.5cm long,<br />

8cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

598<br />

A silver and copper inlaid<br />

bronze vase, Japanese<br />

of elegant compressed form with<br />

a short waisted neck and footrim,<br />

continuously inlaid to the shoulder<br />

with trailing floral motifs, bordered<br />

character cartouche to base<br />

19cm high, 25cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

599<br />

Three miniature Moorcroft<br />

enamel wares<br />

two vases and a covered jar<br />

reprising Moorcroft ceramic designs,<br />

marked to bases<br />

9cm high and smaller<br />

$400–600<br />

600<br />

A Rand McNally terrestrial<br />

globe in stand, USA,<br />

mid 20th century<br />

the twelve inch floor table globe<br />

with a cast meridian housed in a<br />

mahogany stand<br />

37cm high, 38cm diameter<br />

approximately<br />

$240–400<br />

601<br />

A Chinese jade and coloured<br />

stone tree ornament<br />

on a gnarled gilded tree<br />

and supported on a large<br />

green striated stone<br />

19cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

602<br />

HENRI COUTHEILLAS<br />

(1862-1927)<br />

A French bronze and granite<br />

figure, The Miner<br />

the patinated figure of a figure at<br />

labour, stripped to the waist and<br />

dressed in clogs, raised on a pink<br />

granite boulder, incised signature,<br />

H. Coutheillas, to the miner's satchel<br />

33cm high<br />

$500–800<br />

603<br />

A petite papier mâché<br />

circular cameo portrait box,<br />

early 19th century box<br />

featuring the portrait profile<br />

of a gentleman set within<br />

a gilt metal frame<br />

3cm high, 5.5cm diameter<br />

$300–400<br />

604<br />

A sterling silver and guilloche<br />

enamel pill box, W W Godwin &<br />

Son Ltd, Birmingham, 1979<br />

the lid featuring a pheasant in flight,<br />

engine turned to the base within<br />

osier border, crisply hallmarked to<br />

cartouche underside<br />

1.5cm high, 4.5cm diameter<br />

59gms, total weight<br />

$160–200


180<br />

605<br />

An Art Deco synthetic 'Cat by<br />

Garan' fan, patented by Rene de<br />

Garam, circa 1924<br />

the fixed fan, with <strong>cat</strong> motif to the<br />

throat, marked …ventail Bte SGDG,<br />

attached to a flexible stem and<br />

decorative handle<br />

19cm high, 11.5cm wide<br />

$300–400<br />

606<br />

Two petite Staffordshire<br />

whippets, one a pen holder,<br />

mid 19th century<br />

of press moulded form, a recumbent<br />

dog on a cobalt pen holder base, the<br />

other seated upon a cushion<br />

the largest 15cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

607<br />

A deli<strong>cat</strong>e silver gilt silver<br />

portrait box, post 1906 London<br />

import marks<br />

centred with a deli<strong>cat</strong>e half<br />

portrait of a young woman in<br />

18th century attire with a lavish<br />

plumed hat and decorated with<br />

paste stones, the box with engine<br />

turned and bead decoration,<br />

rubbed importer's mark, London<br />

import mark for 1906-1998 period<br />

and stamped .925 to lid interior<br />

1cm high, 6cm wide, 4.5cm deep<br />

73gms total weight<br />

$500–700<br />

608<br />

A French gilt bronze Art<br />

Deco desk set, signed Biale,<br />

circa 1930, together with a<br />

pair of porcelain and gilt metal<br />

candlesticks, 19th century<br />

a boxed paperknife and pin tray<br />

decorated with gum leaves and<br />

blossoms, in the original box with<br />

retailer's label for A. Marechal, Lyon<br />

12cm long, paperknife<br />

23.5cm, sticks<br />

$350–450<br />

609<br />

Two Murano millefiori dishes<br />

and a large glass vase<br />

everted frilled dishes and a heavy<br />

gauge organic vase with irregular<br />

rims, all unmarked<br />

the dishes 7cm high, 17cm diameter<br />

the vase 34cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

610<br />

A nest of two circular<br />

lacquer boxes<br />

20th century<br />

the larger decorated with sages in a<br />

garden medallion, the smaller with a<br />

dragon pursuing a flaming pearl<br />

the larger box 17.5cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

611<br />

A Venetian style oval wall mirror<br />

the oval frame with a floral decorated<br />

red border surmounted by an<br />

elaborate foliate crest<br />

99cm high, 49cm wide<br />

$400–600<br />

612<br />

LEOPOLDINE MIMOVICH<br />

(1920-2019)<br />

Mother and child<br />

bronze<br />

incised on base: L MIMOVICH<br />

13.5cm high, 6.5cm wide, 2.5cm deep<br />

$250–450<br />

613<br />

LEOPOLDINE MIMOVICH<br />

(1920-2019)<br />

Crucifix<br />

bronze<br />

incised verso: L MIMOVICH<br />

24.5cm high, 15.5cm wide, 2cm deep<br />

$200–400<br />

614<br />

Three Georg Jensen platters,<br />

Danish, circa 2000's<br />

each marked to base<br />

the largest 32cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

615<br />

LEOPOLDINE MIMOVICH<br />

(1920-2019)<br />

Madonna<br />

bronze<br />

incised on base: MIMOVICH<br />

21cm high, 3.5cm wide, 2.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

616<br />

LEOPOLDINE MIMOVICH<br />

(1920-2019)<br />

Young Boy<br />

bronze<br />

incised verso: MIMOVICH<br />

13.5cm high, 4.5cm wide, 2.5cm deep<br />

$150–250<br />

617<br />

LEOPOLDINE MIMOVICH<br />

(1920-2019)<br />

Madonna and Child<br />

(Australian Theme)<br />

bronze<br />

incised lower centre: on base:<br />

MIMOVICH / AUSTRALIA<br />

19cm high, 10cm wide 1.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

618<br />

A decorative wicker canapé,<br />

French, circa 1900<br />

82cm high, 118cm wide, 78cm deep<br />

(at base)<br />

$100–200<br />

619<br />

A green Chinese style<br />

apothecary chest<br />

86cm high, 151cm wide, 52cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

620<br />

A large pale green painted<br />

provincial buffet, French,<br />

18th century<br />

91cm high, 190cm wide, 56.5cm deep<br />

$500–800


181<br />

621<br />

A Spanish walnut stretcher<br />

base side table<br />

57.5cm high, 64.5cm wide,<br />

40cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

622<br />

A portable zinc wine hod,<br />

French, 19th century<br />

with leather straps and distressed<br />

painted labels<br />

59cm high, 60cm wide, 51cm deep<br />

(approx)<br />

$200–300<br />

623<br />

A large twin handle copper<br />

jardinière, Italian, 19th century<br />

42cm high, 45.5cm, diameter, 68cm<br />

handle width<br />

$200–300<br />

624<br />

Two large coopered oak and<br />

metal banded grape barrels,<br />

French, 19th century<br />

83.5cm high, 73cm wide, 64cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

625<br />

A large and decorative painted<br />

wood wall clock, French<br />

95cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

626<br />

An antique brass coopered<br />

barrel, a set of cast iron scales<br />

and a coal iron<br />

the barrel 55cm high, the scales<br />

40cm high, 23cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

627<br />

A coopered oak grape hod<br />

with twin handles, French,<br />

19th century<br />

41cm high, 114cm wide, 57cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

628<br />

A small circular stool, French,<br />

19th century<br />

painted with flowers and mother<br />

of pearl inlay, midnight blue velvet<br />

upholstery<br />

58cm high, 40cm diameter<br />

$150–250<br />

629<br />

Two large coopered oak and<br />

metal banded grape bins<br />

French, 19th century<br />

90cm high, 74cm wide, 61cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

630<br />

A decorative papier-mache<br />

letter holder, French,<br />

19th century<br />

with mother-of-pearl inlay, a painted<br />

bouquet, and enriched with gilding<br />

throughout on an ebonised ground<br />

20cm high, 24cm wide, 5.5cm deep<br />

$100–200<br />

631<br />

A pair of large and decorative<br />

red-lacquer and metal<br />

candlesticks, Japanese<br />

69cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

632<br />

A very decorative terracotta and<br />

slipware pouring vessel, French,<br />

19th century<br />

painted with a spiral design<br />

33cm high, 32cm wide across the<br />

handles<br />

$200–300<br />

633<br />

A grey tweed upholstered<br />

bergere, French, circa 1920<br />

height of back 100cm, seat height<br />

45cm (approx)<br />

$200–300<br />

634<br />

Two French Provincial wicker<br />

bottle baskets<br />

56cm high (approx)<br />

$200–300<br />

635<br />

An enamelled metal wall art<br />

candleholder<br />

127cm high, 120cm wide at widest<br />

branch<br />

$100–200<br />

636<br />

A pair of Chinese painted side<br />

cabinets<br />

68cm high, 57.5cm wide,<br />

37.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

637<br />

A large twin handled wicker<br />

grape basket, French,<br />

19th century<br />

73cm high, 90cm wide, 70cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

638<br />

A set of ten French Provincial<br />

oak wide seated rush chairs<br />

height of back 98cm, seat height<br />

47cm<br />

$600–800<br />

639<br />

A metal waste paper basket,<br />

French, circa 1950<br />

51cm high, 42cm wide<br />

$100–200<br />

640<br />

Two rustic style zinc bottle<br />

carriers<br />

both with wood handles, one for 6<br />

bottles the other for 10<br />

the largest 35cm high, 51cm wide,<br />

21cm deep<br />

$100–200


182<br />

641<br />

A pair of wrought iron wall<br />

sconce lights<br />

27.5cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

642<br />

A painted coopered oak grape<br />

barrel, French,19th century<br />

inscribed Champagne Chateau<br />

Villaret<br />

42cm high, 85cm wide, 57cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

643<br />

Two coopered oak grape<br />

barrels, French,19th century<br />

inscribed 'Champagne Chateau<br />

Villaret'<br />

40cm high, 112cm wide, 54cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

644<br />

A mirrored Art Deco planter<br />

box, circa 1930<br />

comprising post and rail style glass<br />

rods and a mirrored box insert<br />

21cm high, 20 x 20cm<br />

$300–400<br />

645<br />

A group of six tapestry cushions<br />

made from remnants of antique<br />

and vintage wool tapestries<br />

in muted tones, finished with<br />

passementerie trims<br />

the largest 40 x 38cm<br />

$200–300<br />

646<br />

A pair of Neoclassical gilt<br />

bronze cast candlesticks,<br />

French, circa 1860<br />

each modelled as lily flowers and<br />

buds, with a knopped urn form stem<br />

decorated with festoons above a<br />

domed circular foot<br />

28cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

647<br />

A Georgian rosewood<br />

sarcophagus shape tea caddy,<br />

19th century<br />

with an ivory escutcheon and raised<br />

on petite brass ball feet, the interior<br />

with modern pale grey striped fabric<br />

16.5cm high 28cm wide, 14.5cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

648<br />

A miniature saratoga chest box,<br />

19th century<br />

of typical form with wood and metal<br />

strapping over canvas covered wood,<br />

brass swing handles and original<br />

French lock, modern ticking lining,<br />

repli<strong>cat</strong>ing the original<br />

26.5cm high, 33.5cm wide,<br />

25.5cm deep<br />

$360–500<br />

649<br />

A marquetry rosewood and<br />

satinwood box, English,<br />

circa 1825<br />

with a folkloric prancing horse<br />

motif centred within a shaped floral<br />

cartouche, similarly embellished to<br />

the face, modern fabric lining<br />

12cm high, 30.5cm wide,<br />

22.5cm deep<br />

$240–300<br />

650<br />

A brass adjustable floor lamp<br />

155cm high including shade<br />

$200–300<br />

651<br />

A pair of Louis XV gilt bronze<br />

wall sconces<br />

lavishly cast with vegetal motifs to<br />

serpentine arms<br />

14.5cm high, 18cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

652<br />

Three George III silhouettes<br />

in ebonised frames,<br />

early 19th century<br />

painted portrait profiles of gentlemen<br />

and military figures enclosed within<br />

gilt bezels<br />

the largest 16 x 13cm<br />

$300–400<br />

653<br />

Two card cases in<br />

mother-of-pearl, and<br />

tortoiseshell, late 19th /<br />

early 20th century<br />

the tile patterned case inlaid with<br />

abalone shell, the tortoiseshell<br />

case with a pierced sterling silver<br />

embellishment<br />

each 10 x 7.5cm (approx)<br />

$300–400 ♦<br />

654<br />

An enamelware trinket box and<br />

a petite Paris porcelain jarlet,<br />

19th century<br />

the gilt metal mounted box<br />

decorated with flora in low relief upon<br />

a teal ground, the jarlet with raised<br />

beading and gilt trims<br />

trinket box 3.5cm high, 6.5cm wide,<br />

5cm deep<br />

$400–500<br />

655<br />

Two cold painted Viennese<br />

bronzes, a terrier and a rabbit,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

realistically cast models, the rabbit<br />

mounted on a polished green stone,<br />

apparently unmarked<br />

the terrier 6cm high<br />

$200–240<br />

656<br />

Two antique novelty items, a<br />

horse hoof pin cushion and a<br />

brass town crier ink well<br />

the shod hoof pin cushion with<br />

original velvet covering, the town<br />

cryer with a hinged head and glass<br />

insert mounted on a wood plinth<br />

13cm high, ink well<br />

$300–400


183<br />

657<br />

A sterling silver pique inlaid<br />

silver jewellery box, Charles<br />

Boyton & Son Ltd, Birmingham<br />

1912<br />

deli<strong>cat</strong>ely inlaid with ribbons and<br />

pendent foliage, original pale teal silk<br />

lining, and raised on petite ball and<br />

claw feet, twice hallmarked<br />

5cm high, 16cm wide, 12cm deep<br />

$350–450<br />

658<br />

A pair of signed spelter horse<br />

bookends, together with gilt<br />

bronze figure of a bird, French,<br />

circa 1930s<br />

the gold lustre horse models<br />

raised on portoro marble bases,<br />

inscribed Frecourt to both bases;<br />

the stylised model of a bird<br />

standing on a moulded base<br />

16cm high, 17cm wide, 7.5cm deep,<br />

bookends<br />

20cm high, 25cm wide, 11cm deep,<br />

bird<br />

$500–700<br />

659<br />

A Japanese bronze okimono of<br />

a miniature crayfish<br />

finely and naturalistically modelled,<br />

unmarked, together with a stylised<br />

model of a deer<br />

4.5cm high, 10cm wide, 6cm deep,<br />

crayfish<br />

$400–500<br />

660<br />

A silver inlaid dish, by William<br />

Kage, Gustavsberg, together<br />

with a Czech malachite glass<br />

box, early 20th century<br />

the dish featuring an inlaid silver fish<br />

design, painted and inlaid marks to<br />

base, together with a fluted box with<br />

a maiden in relief to the lid<br />

dish diameter 15cm<br />

$300–500<br />

661<br />

A large collection of assorted<br />

pewter wares<br />

comprising tankards, measures,<br />

plates, various vessels, together with<br />

a group of related reference books<br />

$200–300<br />

662<br />

A monumental and imposing<br />

plaster model of Chairman Mao<br />

a larger than life size floor standing<br />

bust<br />

170cm high, 135cm wide, 60cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

663<br />

A gilded salon mirror,<br />

19th century<br />

142.5 x 90cm<br />

$400–600<br />

664<br />

A Louis XV style verre églomisé<br />

silver gilt wood mirror<br />

146 x 91cm<br />

$500–800<br />

665<br />

A large Louis XVI style giltwood<br />

framed floor mirror<br />

225 x 138cm<br />

$400–600<br />

666<br />

A small antique style gilded<br />

overmantel mirror<br />

94 x 128cm<br />

$200–300<br />

667<br />

A large contemporary gilt<br />

framed floor mirror<br />

170 x 118cm<br />

$200–300<br />

668<br />

A gilded overmantel mirror<br />

163 x 154cm wide<br />

$200–300<br />

669<br />

A Louis XV style gilded<br />

overmantel mirror<br />

154 x 131cm<br />

$200–300<br />

670<br />

A Louis XVI style gilded<br />

overmantel mirror<br />

$300–500<br />

671<br />

A Louis XV style gilded<br />

overmantel mirror<br />

138 x 132cm<br />

$200–300<br />

672<br />

A classical alabaster figure of<br />

a maiden, probably French,<br />

circa 1870<br />

an elegantly robed young girl dancing<br />

and playing a tambourine, set on a<br />

fluted plinth<br />

49cm high<br />

$450–650<br />

673<br />

A polished brass ewer and bowl,<br />

possibly French, circa 1900<br />

30cm high ewer, 33cm diameter bowl<br />

$100–200<br />

674<br />

A marquetry inlaid mahogany<br />

vanity mirror, Dutch, circa 1830<br />

of arching profile above a<br />

floral decorated and strung<br />

surface, four short drawers<br />

each with mirror image tulips<br />

61cm high, 39cm wide, 22cm deep<br />

$240–300<br />

675<br />

A Victorian Government<br />

dispatch box by Wickwar & Co,<br />

19th century<br />

the dispatch box by Wickwar &<br />

Co, 6 Poland St, manufacturers to<br />

H.M.Stationery Office<br />

12cm high, 38cm wide, 24cm deep<br />

$800–1,000


184<br />

676<br />

An ornate early Victorian<br />

brass mounted copper tea urn,<br />

English, circa 1840<br />

the waisted bulbous body with a<br />

decoratively cast rim and flowerhead<br />

knop, with spigot and bone handles,<br />

upon a square base<br />

38cm high<br />

$140–180<br />

677<br />

A black lacquered four panel<br />

screen<br />

with fan and tree form decoration in<br />

gilt upon a black ground<br />

169cm high, 1700cm wide<br />

$200–300<br />

678<br />

A painted plaster and terracotta<br />

bust, after the 17th century<br />

original by Jèrôme Derbais,<br />

French<br />

85cm high, 73cm wide, 30cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

679<br />

A pair of antique brass<br />

candlesticks, 18th century<br />

of knopped form upon tiered bases<br />

24.5cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

680<br />

A French marble newel post<br />

staircase finial, 19th century<br />

raised on a japanned wood plinth<br />

26cm high, 14cm square base<br />

$300–500<br />

681<br />

A flame mahogany chest of<br />

drawers, Scottish,19th century<br />

a frieze drawer above three short and<br />

three long cockbeaded drawers with<br />

well figured book end veneers above<br />

a concealed plinth drawer, extended<br />

side columns and raised on bun feet<br />

130cm high, 128cm wide, 60cm deep<br />

$500–700<br />

682<br />

A George III inlaid rosewood tea<br />

caddy, circa 1815<br />

of bombé sarcophagus form with a<br />

diamond point domed lid, satinwood<br />

and brass inlaid decorations<br />

and lion mask ring handles and<br />

raised on paw feet, original<br />

hinged tea boxes to the interior<br />

24.5m high, 38cm wide, 16cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

683<br />

Three pre-Columbian terracotta<br />

figures, Central America<br />

the largest 15cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Purchased Graham Cornell Antiques,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$200–300<br />

684<br />

A George III style rush seat elm<br />

side chair<br />

the arching back with a vasiform<br />

pierced splat, tapering square<br />

section legs united by stretchers<br />

$150–250<br />

685<br />

A Georgian oak bureau,<br />

mid 18th century<br />

with four cockbeaded drawers,<br />

the sloped fall front supported on<br />

pull out lopers opening to a fitted<br />

interior with petite drawers and open<br />

compartments, raised on shaped<br />

bracket feet, with associated key<br />

105cm high, 91.5cm wide, 51cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$400–600<br />

686<br />

A Victorian circular walnut<br />

sewing table, 19th century<br />

with a decorative crimped apron<br />

upon a turned support to a tripod<br />

base<br />

69.5cm high, 42cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

687<br />

A large Louis XV style cherry<br />

wood parquetry table<br />

with a serpentine skirt and supported<br />

on cabriole legs<br />

76cm high, 303cm wide, 120cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

688<br />

An Italian style cherry wood<br />

stretcher-based table,<br />

20th century<br />

with relief decoration to the<br />

serpentine skirt upon double scroll<br />

legs<br />

200cm wide (approx),<br />

120cm deep (approx)<br />

$400–600<br />

689<br />

A mahogany cabinet/writing<br />

bureau by the Globe-Wernicke<br />

company, 19th century<br />

with drawers on a plinth base<br />

together with a three tier<br />

Edwardian shelf<br />

112cm high, 90cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$200–400<br />

690<br />

A large polished and ebonised<br />

dining table with ten matching<br />

dining chairs<br />

the rectangular top raised on dual<br />

knopped pedestals with shaped<br />

platform bases, the highback<br />

chairs with cabriole legs and<br />

pointed toes upholstered in plum<br />

geometric burnout velvet<br />

the table 76.5cm high, 251cm wide,<br />

143cm deep<br />

the chairs 111cm high<br />

$1000-1400<br />

691<br />

A decorative giltwood salon<br />

mirror<br />

100 x 70.5cm<br />

$200–300


185<br />

692<br />

A Senneh district kilim,<br />

20th century<br />

in shades of yellow and<br />

red on a black field<br />

124 x 190cm<br />

$200–300<br />

693<br />

An Edwardian mahogany tea<br />

table, early 20th century<br />

of shaped profile with extravagant<br />

cabriole legs united by shaped<br />

stretchers with finial<br />

71cm high, 96cm wide, 73cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

694<br />

A convex mirror in the Regency<br />

style<br />

53cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

695<br />

A Victorian cedar dining table<br />

and chairs, 19th century<br />

the table with turned baluster<br />

legs and maroon upholstery to the<br />

conforming six balloon back chairs<br />

the table 75cm high, 162cm wide,<br />

88cm deep<br />

$300–400<br />

696<br />

A Victorian walnut<br />

stretcher-base side table,<br />

19th century<br />

the shaped surface with boxwood<br />

and ebony inlay above turned<br />

supports and swept legs with relief<br />

carved details and whorl feet<br />

67cm high, 83cm wide, 45cm deep<br />

$260–320<br />

697<br />

A Victorian mahogany two door<br />

base cabinet, 19th century<br />

the surface having vegetal borders<br />

above two cupboards, with carved<br />

corbels and raised on a plinth base<br />

96cm high, 182cm wide, 48cm deep<br />

$240–300<br />

698<br />

A Victorian mahogany tripod<br />

based side table, 19th century<br />

with a single drawer<br />

72cm high, 49cm wide, 37cm deep<br />

$160–200<br />

699<br />

A Louis XV style walnut<br />

bedhead and footer,<br />

late 19th/20th century<br />

with a serpentine framed back with<br />

carved crest and embellishments,<br />

quarter veneer panels and raised<br />

on cabriole legs, with a conforming<br />

footer, double bed size<br />

the header 152 x 154cm wide<br />

$300–400<br />

700<br />

A rustic oak sideboard in the<br />

18th century manner<br />

an extended surface above three<br />

drawers with ring ironwork handles<br />

and raised on turned legs with<br />

stretcher<br />

75cm high, 180cm wide, 87.5cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

701<br />

Three Pedrali 'Pasha 660'<br />

armchairs for Archirivolto,<br />

Italian, circa 2000s<br />

two in black polycarbonate, one in<br />

white<br />

99cm high, 85cm wide, 73cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The John Henry Collection,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$200–300<br />

702<br />

A George III mahogany tilt-top<br />

wine table, 18th century<br />

on a tripod base, with gunbarrel<br />

pedestal and sweeping pad feet<br />

68cm high, 60cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

703<br />

A Sheraton style cross-banded<br />

mahogany architect's desk<br />

the surface with cross-banding and<br />

stringing above four drawers, raised<br />

on tapering square section legs with<br />

a spade foot<br />

85cm high, 140.5cm wide,<br />

63.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

704<br />

A mid century rosewood<br />

occasional table<br />

with a parquetry top<br />

46cm high, 70cm square at top<br />

$200–300<br />

705<br />

A mid century modern<br />

rosewood side table<br />

the well figured surface above square<br />

section legs<br />

43cm high, 59cm square at top<br />

$150–200<br />

706<br />

A Venetian mirror, 20th century<br />

of octagonal form with a formal open<br />

work floral crest, verre églomisé<br />

borders and applied buttons<br />

122 x 61cm<br />

$300–500<br />

707<br />

A pair of Flemish walnut<br />

Baroque side chairs,<br />

18th century<br />

each with a dual arch crest rail<br />

centred by carved shell cresting<br />

above a scroll decorated pierced<br />

splat, the fringed tapestry seat raised<br />

on boldly scrolling cabriole legs<br />

$600–800<br />

708<br />

An Art Deco style suede printed<br />

snakeskin club chair<br />

of geometric angular form with stud<br />

trim<br />

87cm high, 76cm wide, 89cm deep<br />

$200–300


186<br />

709<br />

A pair of ebonised oak coffee<br />

tables<br />

33cm high, 82cm wide, 60cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

710<br />

A pair of lowline ebonised side<br />

chairs by Donghia<br />

upholstered in cream and beige linen<br />

$300–500<br />

711<br />

A teak and glass top coffee<br />

table for Tessa, Australia,<br />

circa 1980s<br />

48cm high, 80cm wide, 71cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

712<br />

A rustic plank top oak bench,<br />

18th/19th century<br />

on splayed and chamfered legs<br />

55cm high, 100cm wide, 35cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

713<br />

A George III mahogany salon<br />

chair, 18th century<br />

the pierced shield form back with<br />

relief carved wheat ears and inlaid<br />

batwing patera<br />

$600–800<br />

714<br />

An elm and yew wood<br />

hoop back Windsor chair,<br />

late 19th century<br />

with saddle shape seat and raised<br />

on turned and ringed legs united by<br />

stretchers<br />

103cm to top of hoop, seat height<br />

41cm<br />

$400–600<br />

715<br />

A George III mahogany<br />

armchair, circa 1780<br />

the acanthus carved top rail above a<br />

pierced Chippendale-style splat and<br />

beaded supports, whorl terminals to<br />

the curved outswept arms and raised<br />

on square section legs with H form<br />

stretcher<br />

100cm high to top of the cresting rail,<br />

seat height 46cm<br />

$600–800<br />

716<br />

A George III mahogany elbow<br />

chair, early 19th century<br />

with channel grooved frame and<br />

curved arm supports, a stuffover<br />

serpentine seat above cabriole legs<br />

$400–600<br />

717<br />

A George III mahogany<br />

Chippendale side chair,<br />

18th century<br />

with shaped cresting rail and pierced<br />

knot splat flanked by everted side<br />

supports, the stuffover seat above<br />

relief carved cabriole legs on paw<br />

feet<br />

$400–600<br />

718<br />

A pair of black mirrored glass<br />

bedside tables and lamps<br />

the tables with three drawers and<br />

glass knob handles<br />

the lamps 71.5cm high including<br />

shade<br />

the tables 69cm high, 57cm wide,<br />

46cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

719<br />

A tall ebonised and fluted<br />

demi-lune commode<br />

with three blondewood lined drawers,<br />

with chrome drop ring handles,<br />

flanked by conforming doors<br />

raised on shaped, tapering legs<br />

ending in chrome sabots<br />

107cm high, 142cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

720<br />

An Art Deco burr walnut and<br />

marble top cabinet, possibly<br />

Swedish, circa 1930<br />

of bowed profile with a single drawer<br />

and a marble lined cupboard, a<br />

tonneau shape medallion to the<br />

door featuring a reclining Classical<br />

maiden, raised on tapering square<br />

section legs, with banding, ebony and<br />

boxwood stringing throughout<br />

80.5cm high, 39cm wide,<br />

41.5cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

721<br />

A Victorian cedar partners desk,<br />

Australian, late 19th century<br />

with a tooled leather writing surface<br />

to the 'D' end top, multiple drawers<br />

76cm high, 213cm wide, 120cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Parliament House, Melbourne,<br />

Victoria<br />

$500–800<br />

722<br />

A pair of Art Deco armchairs<br />

by Clichy Paris, French,<br />

circa 1940's<br />

textured velvet, plastic makers<br />

plaque to back of chair<br />

80cm high, 52cm wide, 54cm deep<br />

$200–350<br />

723<br />

A rustic oriental style console<br />

table with drawers<br />

four narrow drawers, metal hardware<br />

93cm high, 176cm wide, 56cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

724<br />

An impressive pair of tempered<br />

glass and brass entrance doors<br />

with star decoration<br />

239cm high, 63cm wide, 13cm deep<br />

(with handle)<br />

$400–600


187<br />

725<br />

A polychrome French bergere<br />

frame together with a pair of<br />

Louis XV style chair frames,<br />

French<br />

the bergere 101cm high, 68cm wide,<br />

63cm deep, seat height with cushion<br />

49cm<br />

$240–340<br />

726<br />

A pair of impressive solid<br />

walnut elbow chairs, Swedish,<br />

19th century<br />

dark blue velvet upholstery, maker's<br />

label for A.L Johansen & Son<br />

106cm high, 75cm wide, 60cm deep,<br />

seat height 44cm<br />

$500–700<br />

727<br />

A mid century armchair<br />

upholstered in Warwick fabric,<br />

Australian, 1960's<br />

solid teak legs<br />

76cm high, 80cm wide, 76cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

728<br />

A pair of Louis XV style painted<br />

wood pedestals<br />

103cm high, 29cm diameter<br />

$300–400<br />

729<br />

A pair of Victorian mahogany<br />

side cabinets, 19th century<br />

with relief carved decoration to the<br />

single doors, on platform bases<br />

80cm high, 69cm wide, 65cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

730<br />

A George III chair frame<br />

together with a pair of<br />

Chippendale style chair frames<br />

$300–400<br />

731<br />

A mid century rosewood coffee<br />

table, Danish, circa 1960s<br />

48cm high, 183cm wide, 62cm deep<br />

$300–400<br />

732<br />

An ornate brass bound dowry<br />

chest, Indian<br />

with a fitted pink velvet lined interior<br />

83cm high, 129cm wide, 68cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

733<br />

A vintage cast iron and timber<br />

rowing machine<br />

25cm high, 190cm wide, 146cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

734<br />

A decorative black framed wall<br />

mirror with distressed plate<br />

79.5 x 74.5cm<br />

$200–400<br />

735<br />

A rustic workbench<br />

81cm high, 125cm wide, 75cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

736<br />

A Victorian style brass bird cage<br />

of pagoda form suspended on stand<br />

158cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

737<br />

A marble top side table<br />

77cm high, 35cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

738<br />

An oak framed velvet<br />

upholstered sofa<br />

148cm length of back<br />

$300–500<br />

739<br />

A Louis XV style canapé<br />

upholstered in a Kantha quilt<br />

grey painted frame with studded<br />

trims to the upholstery<br />

length of back 122cm<br />

$400–600<br />

740<br />

A large contemporary red<br />

upholstered sofa<br />

length of back 192cm<br />

$300–400<br />

741<br />

A vintage Chinese style elm<br />

sideboard<br />

92cm high, 178cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

742<br />

A red lacquered Chinese style<br />

elm altar table<br />

97cm high, 186.5cm wide, 35cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

743<br />

A Victorian carved cedar side<br />

table with painted simulated<br />

marble top, 19th century<br />

with an unusual shaped gallery<br />

back with scrollwork, shield<br />

and acanthus in relief, finials<br />

and turned and carved legs<br />

105cm high, 106cm wide, 50cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

744<br />

An English pine corner cabinet,<br />

19th century<br />

with canted edges and raised on<br />

short bracket feet<br />

137cm high, 69cm wide, 42cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

745<br />

A Victorian single ended chaise<br />

together with a duchesse brisée<br />

frame, 19th century<br />

both in raw unrestored condition<br />

the chaise 178cm long<br />

$200–300


188<br />

746<br />

An antique hardwood<br />

chair shaped tub/flour bin,<br />

19th century<br />

with removable top, carved rounded<br />

back<br />

83cm high, 48cm wide, 50cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

747<br />

An Edwardian black and red<br />

painted cupboard<br />

169cm high, 90cm wide, 54cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

748<br />

A Chinese two door cabinet<br />

the lacquered red ground decorated<br />

with pavilions in landscapes and<br />

figural narratives, two drawers below<br />

and raised on stile feet<br />

170cm high, 80cm wide, 50cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

749<br />

A marble top wrought iron<br />

console<br />

87cm high, 98cm wide, 30cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

750<br />

A pair of Louis XV style fauteuils<br />

in unrestored condition<br />

$400–600<br />

751<br />

An antique style Chinese elm<br />

scholars chair<br />

height of back 114cm, seat height<br />

50cm<br />

$300–500<br />

752<br />

A large contemporary pine<br />

tansu, Japanese<br />

with part of the back panel removed<br />

171cm high, 137cm wide, 69.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

753<br />

Two vintage industrial<br />

spotlights on tripod bases<br />

one on a wood tripod, the other on an<br />

adjustable metal tripod<br />

the largest 190cm high (variable)<br />

$600–800<br />

754<br />

A set of four industrial style side<br />

chairs<br />

wood seats, backs and armrests on<br />

tubular metal frames<br />

height of back 90cm, seat height<br />

52cm<br />

$100–200<br />

755<br />

A Provincial style console table<br />

the grey painted stretcher base with<br />

a distressed finish<br />

76cm high, 99cm wide, 54.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

756<br />

A Victorian country style<br />

scullery table, 19th century<br />

grey painted base with drawers, the<br />

turned legs on castors<br />

76.5cm high, 240cm wide,<br />

54cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

757<br />

A Chinese elm console table<br />

80cm high, 160cm wide, 40cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

758<br />

A cedar spatter stencil side<br />

table, Australian, 19th century<br />

raised on a tripod bobbin base<br />

68.5cm high, 65cm diameter<br />

$400–600<br />

759<br />

A French Provincial style bureau<br />

bookcase<br />

in a cream painted finish<br />

198cm high, 123cm wide, 48cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

760<br />

An industrial cast iron work<br />

table<br />

86cm high, 122cm wide, 41cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

761<br />

A Louis XV style wingback<br />

armchair<br />

with sequinned kantha upholstery, on<br />

cabriole legs<br />

$500–800<br />

762<br />

An Australian cedar leather top<br />

library table<br />

76cm high, 190cm wide, 91cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

763<br />

MILTON MOON (1926-2019)<br />

Two floral decorated<br />

earthenware platters<br />

incised signature to base<br />

the largest 12cm high,<br />

60.5cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Bonython Galleries, Adelaide, 1979<br />

$300–500<br />

764<br />

A cedar lamp table<br />

75cm high, 38cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

765<br />

An oriental style elm altar table<br />

56cm high, 115cm wide, 18.5cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

766<br />

Two rustic carved woodblocks<br />

mounted to metal stands<br />

the horizontally mounted block 46 x<br />

98cm excluding stand<br />

$300–500


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767<br />

A Chinese style two-tier tray<br />

folding table<br />

66cm high, 69cm diameter at top<br />

$300–400<br />

768<br />

A Chinese style tray top folding<br />

table<br />

61cm high, 64cm diameter at top<br />

$150–250<br />

769<br />

A Chinese Archaistic style<br />

metal lamp<br />

of square form decorated to panels,<br />

with a verdigris finish and raised on a<br />

footed wood base<br />

69.5cm high to the top of the fitting<br />

$200–300<br />

770<br />

A George III mahogany and<br />

string inlaid toilet mirror,<br />

early 19th century<br />

the shield form mirror raised on a<br />

stem to a shaped base with small<br />

drawer and ball feet<br />

54cm high<br />

$240–300<br />

771<br />

A rustic twenty arm metal<br />

pricket stick chandelier<br />

three tiers supporting plain dishes<br />

82cm high<br />

$500–800<br />

772<br />

A Georgian mahogany elbow<br />

chair, late 18th century<br />

in the Anglo Irish manner with a<br />

serpentine carved crest rail, knot<br />

form splat and outswept arms with<br />

carved bird's head terminals, with<br />

straight legs united by an 'H' form<br />

stretcher, the drop in seat with<br />

bargello style upholstery<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The R.W.Hall Collection, Melbourne<br />

$300–400<br />

773<br />

Three Woods Williams chairs<br />

together with a stool marked<br />

Meadmore and a mid century<br />

saucer chair, Australian,<br />

circa 1950s<br />

the three Woods Williams chairs with<br />

black painted metal frames, one seat<br />

covered in Marimekko fabric, the<br />

saucer chair with woven plastic over<br />

timber frame on metal base, the stool<br />

covered in green fabric and marked<br />

to underside of the seat<br />

the saucer chair 69cm high,<br />

68cm wide, 56cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

774<br />

A pine framed Biedermeier<br />

Revival daybed<br />

stripped down to calico, with lyre<br />

motifs beneath each scroll end<br />

74cm high, 180cm wide, 64cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

775<br />

A small button backed settee<br />

in the antique manner with<br />

leatherette upholstery and lacquered<br />

cabriole legs<br />

79cm high, 124cm wide, 70cm deep<br />

$300–400<br />

776<br />

A birdseye maple Biedermeier<br />

Revival sofa<br />

on a pine frame, stripped down to<br />

calico with exposed back<br />

95cm high, 174cm wide, 70cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

777<br />

A pair of birdseye maple<br />

Biedermeier Revival tub chairs<br />

with fabric stripped to calico and<br />

hessian base<br />

95.5cm high, 64.5cm wide,<br />

70cm deep, seat height 46cm<br />

$300–400<br />

778<br />

A pair of Marcel Breuer style bar<br />

stools, Italian, circa 1980s<br />

polished metal, bentwood and rattan<br />

113cm high, 46cm wide, 50cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The John Henry Collection,<br />

Melbourne<br />

.<br />

$200–300<br />

779<br />

A pair of mid century style<br />

chairs, Australian, circa 1990s<br />

stained timber and chocolate brown<br />

vinyl upholstery<br />

71cm high, 58cm wide, 54cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The John Henry Collection, Melbourne<br />

$100–200<br />

780<br />

A set of six Biedermeier style<br />

dining chairs, Swedish made,<br />

circa 1980s<br />

two carvers and six side chairs with<br />

striped brocade upholstery, metal<br />

manufacturers plaque for 'Sture<br />

Nilssons Mˆbelfabrik'<br />

the carvers 86cm high, 61cm wide,<br />

61cm deep<br />

$400–500<br />

781<br />

A pair of Regency style<br />

ebonised and gilded open<br />

armchairs<br />

in the manner of George Smith,<br />

with impressive lion heads, cane<br />

seat chairs above cabriole legs<br />

terminating in paw feet<br />

91cm high to the top of the lion head<br />

crests, seat height 45cm<br />

$400–600<br />

782<br />

A pair of Neoclassical gilded<br />

side chairs<br />

with carved drapery swag backs,<br />

on reeded legs, with serpentine<br />

stuffover seats, upholstered in a gold<br />

and black striped fabric<br />

$400–500


190<br />

783<br />

A Biedermeier Revival maple<br />

veneer chest of drawers,<br />

late 20th century<br />

a triangular pediment above<br />

three drawers with lion head<br />

ring handles, the lower drawer<br />

of concave profile, flanked by<br />

ebonised Corinthian columns<br />

82cm high, 92cm wide, 49.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

784<br />

A Regency style mahogany<br />

framed sofa<br />

with rail back, acanthus carved scroll<br />

arms and raised on ribbed baluster<br />

legs<br />

89.5cm high, 199cm wide, 66cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

785<br />

Two small Japanese cabinets<br />

the smaller with eight drawers<br />

and swing handles, recessed carry<br />

handles to the sides<br />

76cm high, 49cm wide, 37cm deep,<br />

and; 52.5cm high, 45cm wide,<br />

33cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

786<br />

Four birdseye maple<br />

Biedermeier Revival dining<br />

chairs, circa 1980s<br />

of waisted profile with pierced backs<br />

and black upholstered seats<br />

$200–400<br />

787<br />

Two similar Biedermeier Revival<br />

occasional tables, circa 1990s<br />

with banded details and<br />

ebonised lozenges to the skirts,<br />

raised on cylindrical ringed<br />

legs above shaped bases<br />

68 and 69cm high, both 76cm in<br />

diameter<br />

$300–400<br />

788<br />

A pair of Biedermeier Revival<br />

birdseye maple side chairs<br />

together with a tub chair, the side<br />

chairs with parasol motif backs with<br />

ebonised pendants and black velvet<br />

upholstery<br />

the side chairs 92cm high,<br />

seat height 46cm<br />

the tub chair 96cm high,<br />

seat height 55cm<br />

$400–600<br />

789<br />

A pair of high gloss glazed<br />

rosewood veneer display<br />

cabinets<br />

fitted with shelves, mirrored backs<br />

and lower drawers<br />

each 168cm high, 81cm wide,<br />

47cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

790<br />

Ancient Greek Fresco<br />

engraving<br />

published by Stroefer & Karcher<br />

engraver H Gugler<br />

printed text on margins<br />

26.5 x 35cm<br />

$100–200<br />

791<br />

DISNEY GRAVES DESIGN<br />

Seven Dwarfs Bracelet 1994<br />

pencil on paper<br />

inscribed, dated and titled in image<br />

35 x 35.5cm<br />

$100–300<br />

792<br />

A rustic Georgian oak dresser<br />

base, 18th century<br />

of pegged construction with plank<br />

top above three cockbeaded<br />

drawers, the two lower cupboards<br />

with fielded panels, iron hardware<br />

and stile feet<br />

102cm high, 135cm wide,<br />

56.5cm deep<br />

$400–700<br />

793<br />

A set of four spade back cedar<br />

dining chairs, 19th century<br />

each with a caned seat raised on<br />

baluster legs<br />

$200–300<br />

794<br />

An antique Chinese<br />

elm scholar's table,<br />

9th/20th century<br />

the top with much patina, of pegged<br />

construction and raised on cylindrical<br />

legs united by a shaped skirt<br />

84.5cm high, 86cm wide, 89cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

795<br />

A large rustic style coffee table<br />

together a petite elm Oriental<br />

style side table<br />

the coffee table with two large<br />

drawers<br />

45cm high, 169.5cm wide,<br />

70.5cm deep<br />

33cm high, 50cm deep, 81.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

796<br />

A long Oriental elm bench<br />

56.5cm high, 181cm wide,<br />

28.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

797<br />

A high back brocade<br />

upholstered carver, Italian<br />

with decorative scrolling arms and a<br />

crinoline stretcher<br />

$600–800<br />

798<br />

A George III oak chest of<br />

drawers, early 19th century<br />

of pegged construction with four long<br />

drawers, brass swan neck handles<br />

and escutcheons, on low shaped<br />

bracket feet<br />

93cm high, 109cm wide,<br />

48.5cm deep<br />

$400–600


191<br />

799<br />

A Spanish style sideboard<br />

of rustic appearance with wired<br />

doors flanking drawers<br />

80cm high, 179cm wide, 46cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

800<br />

A circular extension table in the<br />

Victorian style<br />

with a vigorously freeform patterned<br />

surface in mixed timbers enclosed<br />

by a cross banded border, undulating<br />

skirt to a carved pedestal and swept<br />

feet with whorl ends<br />

77cm high, 118cm diameter<br />

(unextended)<br />

$200–300<br />

801<br />

A honey oak three drawer<br />

bombé style commode<br />

of serpentine profile with<br />

exaggerated hipped edges, a<br />

dipped skirt with relief carved<br />

decoration, brass swing handles and<br />

escutcheons<br />

90cm high, 121cm wide, 65cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

802<br />

A small alabaster gun barrel<br />

pedestal<br />

on an octagonal base<br />

63cm high, 24.5cm square, surface<br />

$300–400<br />

803<br />

A Chinese elm side table<br />

with two drawers<br />

81cm high, 110.5cm wide, 33cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

804<br />

A turned wood pedestal and a<br />

occasional table<br />

the table with a single drawer, carved<br />

acanthus embellished supports and<br />

an undertier<br />

113cm high, pedestal; 68cm high,<br />

38cm diameter, occasional table<br />

$150–200<br />

805<br />

A mahogany book trough table,<br />

early 20th century<br />

of typical form with a slender table<br />

top above an angled trough upon a<br />

stretcher base<br />

85cm high, 94cm wide, 35.5cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

806<br />

A Hepplewhite style mahogany<br />

Pembroke table, circa 1800<br />

with fly rails and decorated with<br />

boxwood and ebony stringing, a<br />

feature satinwood border and cross<br />

banding, a single drawer and raised<br />

on tapering square section legs and<br />

brass casters<br />

72.5cm high 86.5cm wide,<br />

52cm deep, drop sides 25cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

807<br />

An oak coffee table by Stuart<br />

Rattle<br />

the plank top table with a stretcher<br />

base<br />

50cm high, 165cm wide,<br />

95.5cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

808<br />

Two leather covered office<br />

chairs by Stylecraft<br />

adjustable chocolate brown leather<br />

padded chairs on swivel bases, one<br />

with arms, labels underside<br />

$400–600<br />

809<br />

A dark green painted metal<br />

jardinière, French, circa 1950<br />

87cm high, 53cm diameter (at top)<br />

$200–300<br />

810<br />

A pair of marquetry and gilt<br />

metal mounted etageres,<br />

French, 19th century<br />

each with inlaid surfaces enclosed by<br />

pierced brass galleries<br />

74cm high, 43cm wide, 33cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

811<br />

A Louis XV style painted<br />

fauteuil, French, 19th century<br />

painted pale grey with petrol blue<br />

velvet upholstery<br />

$400–600<br />

812<br />

A beech and tan leather<br />

upholstered library chair,<br />

English, 19th century<br />

70cm high, 50cm wide, 60cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

813<br />

A large French provincial zinc<br />

bottle carrier for ten bottles<br />

together with a wine bottle<br />

drying rack<br />

the drying rack 110cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

814<br />

A pair of cream painted boudoir<br />

chairs, French, 19th century<br />

with floral striped velvet and damask<br />

upholstery<br />

88cm high, 37cm wide, 40cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

815<br />

A Continental Provincial<br />

fruitwood serpentine side table<br />

the serpentine top above a foliate<br />

carved frieze raised on cabriole legs<br />

76cm high, 105cm wide, 71cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

816<br />

A decorative wrought iron glass<br />

top table, French, circa 1950<br />

72cm high, 100cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

817<br />

An antique unusual mirrored<br />

and ebonised dressing mirror,<br />

Italian, possibly 18th century<br />

69cm high, 63cm wide, 29cm deep<br />

$200–300


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818<br />

A pair of dark grey upholstered<br />

Madame et Monsieur armchairs,<br />

French, circa 1950<br />

$500–800<br />

819<br />

A rustic oak milking stool<br />

on turned legs with octagonal seat<br />

40cm high, 30cm wide, 28cm deep<br />

$100–200<br />

820<br />

A hardwood tree root and slab<br />

coffee table<br />

the triangular shaped and polished<br />

surface exhibiting fine grain above a<br />

naturalistic base<br />

132cm x 92 cm irregular, 45cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

821<br />

A Louis XV giltwood salon chair,<br />

circa 1760<br />

fauteuil en cabriole with moulded<br />

showframe and relief carved<br />

floral decorations, serpentine<br />

arm supports and seating rail,<br />

raised on cabriole legs, with the<br />

original period floral fabric<br />

89cm high to the top of the cresting<br />

rail, seat height 45cm<br />

$400–600<br />

822<br />

A Victorian cedar hall table,<br />

19th century<br />

on turned legs<br />

73.5cm high, 99cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

823<br />

An ornate brass firescreen,<br />

19th century<br />

the shaped screen with pierced<br />

scrolling vegetal motifs and<br />

grotesques, supported on trestle<br />

ends<br />

77cm high, 72cm wide, the legs<br />

26cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

824<br />

A good cedar and mahogany<br />

chest of drawers, 19th century<br />

with a deep top drawer with<br />

feature flame mahogany veneers<br />

and cross banding above three<br />

long cockbeaded drawers with<br />

mother-of-pearl buttons to the<br />

turned handles, raised on waisted<br />

ball feet, and casters<br />

121cm high, 127cm wide, 54.5cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

825<br />

A pair of Louis XVI style tablet<br />

back fauteuils, 19th century<br />

the moulded frames with bead,<br />

vegetal and patterned borders and<br />

ribbon crest<br />

upholstered in peach velvet<br />

90.5cm to the top of the cresting rail,<br />

seat height 45cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Roy's Antiques, Clifton Hill,<br />

Melbourne<br />

$500–800<br />

826<br />

A pair of walnut framed wing<br />

chairs, early 20th century<br />

in the George II manner with turned<br />

stretchers on cabriole supports and<br />

pad feet, covered in Gainsborough<br />

style damask on cabriole legs, with<br />

stretcher base<br />

121.5cm high, 80cm wide, 70cm deep,<br />

$500–800<br />

827<br />

A George III mahogany hanging<br />

cupboard in the Neoclassical<br />

manner, late 18th century<br />

of curved profile with string inlay<br />

throughout and inlaid navette<br />

embellishments<br />

111cm high, 75cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

828<br />

A Directoire style plum pudding<br />

mahogany side table<br />

with giltwood and brass trims<br />

74cm high, 45cm wide, 34.5cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

829<br />

A Victorian burr walnut<br />

stretcher based games table,<br />

19th century<br />

of elegant proportions with turned<br />

supports and stretcher, the swept<br />

legs terminating in whorl feet,<br />

refurbished baize and tooled leather<br />

trim to the interior<br />

73.5cm high, 99cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$500–700<br />

830<br />

A small Georgian<br />

mahogany drop side table,<br />

early 19th century<br />

with two drawers and raised on<br />

tapering legs to unusual carved block<br />

form feet<br />

70.5cm high, 69cm wide, 46cm deep<br />

(unextended), 83cm deep (extended)<br />

$400–600<br />

831<br />

A Louis XVI style<br />

walnut dressing table,<br />

early 20th century<br />

with quarter veneer panels,<br />

featherbanding, ebonised<br />

stringing and boxwood inlay to the<br />

table top, the mirror supported<br />

on petite drawers, with gilt<br />

bronze mounts and sabots<br />

140cm high to the top of the mirror,<br />

98cm wide, 49cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

832<br />

A William IV flame mahogany<br />

vanity mirror, circa 1830<br />

with restrained scroll supports to the<br />

sides upon a waisted base with scroll<br />

feet, BADA label<br />

86cm high, 69cm wide, 28cm deep<br />

$300–400<br />

833<br />

An antique tapestry upholstered<br />

foot stool<br />

on barley twist legs with bobbin<br />

stretchers<br />

44cm high, 58.5cm wide, 53cm deep<br />

$300–400


193<br />

834<br />

A Victorian walnut bookshelf,<br />

19th century<br />

with pine shelves, on a plinth base<br />

102.5cm high, 122cm wide,<br />

31cm deep<br />

$400–500<br />

835<br />

A Directoire style marble<br />

top mahogany side table,<br />

19th century<br />

of rounded profile with a pierced<br />

gallery, three drawers, and raised on<br />

tapering fluted legs<br />

77cm high, 50cm wide, 36.5cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

836<br />

A late Victorian hall stand,<br />

circa 1900<br />

with a pierced frieze above a central<br />

mirror, small shelf and hinged<br />

compartment, various hooks and<br />

provision for sticks and umbrellas,<br />

with associated drip trays<br />

204.5cm high, 88cm wide,<br />

28cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

837<br />

A pair of Biedermeier style side<br />

chairs<br />

birch tone chairs with diamond motif<br />

to the splat and skirt, with striped<br />

black upholstery<br />

$200–300<br />

838<br />

An elegant pair of Louis XV<br />

style giltwood fern stands,<br />

19th century<br />

with waisted tops and relief carved<br />

long cabriole legs united by a petite<br />

undertier, in a distressed giltwood<br />

finish<br />

121cm high, 28cm diameter (at top)<br />

$500–700<br />

839<br />

An upholstered stool together<br />

with an antique mahogany plate<br />

stand, 19th/20th century<br />

the stool on long ring turned legs<br />

with blue upholstery, the stand with<br />

three tiers<br />

the stool 56cm high, 33cm wide,<br />

32cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

840<br />

A large tapestry style wall<br />

hanging, Deer and Shields, by<br />

Hines of Oxford<br />

a replica after the original by William<br />

Morris depicting the quest for the<br />

Sangreal by the twenty-four knights<br />

of the Round Table of King Arthur,<br />

cotton backed<br />

131.5 x 233cm<br />

$300–400<br />

841<br />

A rustic farmhouse style oak<br />

console table, Australian,<br />

circa 1980's<br />

solid oak and timber console with<br />

central drawer<br />

81cm high, 187cm wide, 46cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

842<br />

A set of four Vorsen elbow<br />

chairs<br />

on hair pin shape bases, upholstered<br />

in moss green textured velvet, labels<br />

underside<br />

81cm high, 69cm wide, 79cm deep<br />

(approx)<br />

$500–600<br />

843<br />

A set of four modern high back<br />

wing style armchairs<br />

leatherette black upholstery<br />

and raised on powder coated<br />

black metal bases<br />

98cm high, 67cm wide, 79cm deep<br />

(approx)<br />

$600–800<br />

844<br />

A group of three contemporary<br />

coffee tables<br />

a tray type table in ebonised oak on<br />

a tripod base, a black marble table<br />

with inset oak legs united by a cross<br />

stretcher, and a similar metal frame<br />

smaller version<br />

tray table 48cm high, 55cm diameter<br />

larger table 42cm high,<br />

85cm diameter<br />

smaller table 50cm high,<br />

40cm diameter<br />

$500–700<br />

845<br />

A set of four terracotta tone<br />

modern tub chairs<br />

on black metal tubular legs<br />

72cm high, 70cm wide, 66cm deep<br />

(approx), seat height 43cm<br />

$200–300<br />

846<br />

A custom made oak refectory<br />

table<br />

the stretcher base table with black<br />

border effect and faux pegging to the<br />

surface<br />

75cm high, 180cm wide, 80cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

847<br />

A custom made oak refectory<br />

table<br />

the stretcher base table with black<br />

border effect and faux pegging to the<br />

surface<br />

75cm high, 180cm wide, 80cm deep<br />

(approx)<br />

$600–800<br />

848<br />

A custom made oak refectory<br />

table<br />

the stretcher base table with black<br />

border effect and faux pegging to the<br />

surface<br />

75cm high, 180cm wide, 80cm deep<br />

(approx)<br />

$600–800


194<br />

849<br />

A Thai altar type table<br />

in a distressed painted and lacquered<br />

finish<br />

89cm high, 261cm wide, 37.5cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

850<br />

A Chinese red lacquer cabinet<br />

the extended surface with upturned<br />

short ends above three drawers and<br />

two cupboards, with iron hardware<br />

84cm maximum height, 79cm<br />

surface height, 217cm wide,<br />

48.5cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

851<br />

A high back oak frame chair<br />

together with a fruitwood bench<br />

seat<br />

the chair with turned legs and<br />

stretcher base, the French style<br />

bench seat upholstered in butter<br />

toned suede with a matching 'squab'<br />

cushion<br />

115cm high, 46cm seat height,<br />

56cm wide, 53cm deep<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Graham Geddes Antiques<br />

$300–400<br />

852<br />

A modern plush ottoman<br />

on slender brass bracket feet<br />

47cm high, 100cm wide and deep<br />

$200–300<br />

853<br />

A pair of hollowed palm stem<br />

stools<br />

fibrous wood in a charcoal finish<br />

$50–80<br />

854<br />

A generous two and a half seat<br />

modern sofa<br />

in a textured warm grey velvet<br />

corduroy fabric<br />

70cm high, 185cm wide, 100cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

855<br />

A large black three seat leather<br />

sofa<br />

with loose soft back and arm<br />

cushions<br />

88cm high, 226cm wide, 98cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

856<br />

A set of six deep blue velvet<br />

dining chairs together with<br />

three black chairs<br />

of matching design, raised on brass<br />

tubular legs and frames<br />

85.5cm high, 48cm seat height,<br />

48cm wide, 52cm deep<br />

$400–500<br />

857<br />

A set of six moulded plastic red<br />

chairs, Italian<br />

height of back 81cm, height of seat<br />

44cm<br />

$300–400<br />

858<br />

A small Spanish console table,<br />

in the style of Carlos the II<br />

75cm high, 125cm wide, 69cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

859<br />

A pair of Louis XV style striped<br />

velvet upholstered wing chairs<br />

$600–800<br />

860<br />

A Louis XV style velvet<br />

upholstered three seat sofa<br />

with matching cushions and<br />

ottoman<br />

the length of back of the sofa 220cm<br />

$600–800<br />

861<br />

An oak bureau,<br />

early 19th century<br />

with feather banding to the fall front<br />

and the six short drawers, raised<br />

on bracket feet, with brass swing<br />

handles<br />

$200–400<br />

862<br />

A large oak framed mirror<br />

with an aesthetically patinated mirror<br />

plate<br />

180 x 120cm<br />

$500–800<br />

863<br />

A weathered Chinese elm<br />

sideboard and stool<br />

the sideboard 83.5cm high,<br />

103.5cm wide, 59cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

864<br />

A pair of black lacquered<br />

chinoiserie chairs, circa 1880<br />

pagoda back chairs embellished<br />

with gilt and mother-of-pearl,<br />

seated Chinese figures to the backs<br />

between turned splats, cane seats<br />

and bamboo style turned legs and<br />

stretchers<br />

$200–300<br />

865<br />

A Victorian wrought iron hall<br />

stand, circa 1880s<br />

with a pierced dome crest and<br />

banner reading 'Salve' (Latin for 'good<br />

health'), mirror and ivy leaf decoration<br />

to the supports, the base featuring a<br />

hunter and his hound<br />

183cm high, 56cm wide, 28cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

866<br />

A Georgian mahogany fold over<br />

tea table, 19th century<br />

of shaped profile with pierced<br />

brackets and raised on angled square<br />

section legs, the fold over section<br />

supported on hinged lopers<br />

73cm high, 93cm wide, 45cm deep<br />

$600–800


195<br />

867<br />

A walnut and tooled leather<br />

Cardinal's chair, probably<br />

Italian, 17/18th century<br />

with gilt tooled leather to the back<br />

and simply embellished with a stud<br />

trim, with carved stretcher base<br />

143cm high, seat height 53cm<br />

$600–800<br />

868<br />

A pair of cast concrete plinths<br />

with relief carved spiral motifs to the<br />

columns<br />

111cm high, 29cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

869<br />

A large white glazed conical pot<br />

80cm high, 65cm diameter at top<br />

$300–400<br />

870<br />

A large white glazed conical pot<br />

80cm high, 65cm diameter at top<br />

$300–400<br />

871<br />

A white glazed conical pot<br />

70cm high, 57.5cm diameter at top<br />

$200–300<br />

872<br />

A large cast iron crucifix<br />

148.5 x 79cm<br />

$300–400<br />

873<br />

A pair of iron strapped<br />

hexagonal planter boxes<br />

in a distressed finish and raised on<br />

block feet<br />

71cm high, 86cm wide, 86cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

874<br />

A dark green painted cast iron<br />

garden table with a Carrara<br />

marble top, French, 19th century<br />

75.5cm high, 125.5cm wide,<br />

65cm deep<br />

$500–800<br />

875<br />

A French faux-bois concrete<br />

basket jardinière<br />

33cm high, 54cm wide, 32cm deep<br />

$100–200<br />

876<br />

A vintage pale green painted<br />

circular reticulated top metal<br />

garden table, French<br />

70cm high, 117cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

877<br />

A 'Spin' box by Karim Rashid for<br />

Georg Jensen, together with<br />

brushed stainless steel bowls by<br />

Georg Jensen<br />

the largest 10cm high, 28cm across<br />

$200–300<br />

878<br />

A brushed stainless steel<br />

'Sakura' vase by Hiromichi<br />

Konno for Georg Jensen<br />

the muted mauve interior with<br />

dividers for arranging, weighted base<br />

15cm high, 34cm wide, 7cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

879<br />

Two large glass paperweights<br />

one with a cased freeform spiralling<br />

coral form and bands of white spiral<br />

threads, lattice and trapped bubbles,<br />

the other of irregular shape with lamp<br />

work, candy stripes and speckled<br />

effects, both unmarked<br />

the largest 10.5cm high,<br />

9.5cm diameter<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$200–300<br />

880<br />

A small Lalique 'Rosine' vase<br />

of spiral flute design with two birds in<br />

high relief, marked 'Lalique France' in<br />

script to base<br />

12.5cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

881<br />

A cut crystal bowl and an<br />

Orrefors 'Corona' vase,<br />

20th century<br />

the bowl with fluted edge, hobnail<br />

frieze and a starburst base,<br />

unmarked, and; a Lars Hellsten<br />

designed scalloped Corona bowl,<br />

engraved Orrefors 214 4384/12<br />

underside<br />

crystal bowl: 11cm high,<br />

23cm diameter<br />

Orrefors vase: 9cm high,<br />

15.5cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

882<br />

A collection of decorative<br />

ornaments, including a conch<br />

comprising an opalescent style glass<br />

vase with painted decoration, a gilt<br />

metal mounted dish, a blue and green<br />

murrine millefiori paperweight, two<br />

Swedish glass figures of an owl and a<br />

penguin, together with a conch<br />

28cm high<br />

$120–220<br />

883<br />

A Murano pink cased glass<br />

conch shell, 1950s<br />

raised on a lobed spreading base<br />

with aventurine inclusions, with<br />

ground pontil, unmarked<br />

19.5cm high, 23cm wide, 15cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

884<br />

Two Arte di Murano cased glass<br />

vases<br />

heavy gauge vases with undulating<br />

rims featuring vibrant murrines<br />

throughout upon aventurine included<br />

bases, labels and inscriptions to<br />

bases<br />

25cm high, large vase<br />

$200–400


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885<br />

An unusual six piece Lalique<br />

chemin de table jardinière<br />

comprising four curved sections<br />

and two rectangular, with stepped<br />

serrated edges, inscribed in script,<br />

Lalique France underside<br />

5.5cm high, 20cm wide, 9.5cm deep,<br />

rectangular trough<br />

$500–700<br />

886<br />

A Lalique 'Chevreuse' pattern<br />

bowl<br />

model 10-403 introduced in 1941,<br />

with a wide scalloped flattened edge<br />

and intaglio design, inscribed in<br />

script, Lalique France, to base<br />

26.5cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

887<br />

A Lalique frosted glass<br />

'Capucines' bowl<br />

a heavy gauge sculptural bowl, the<br />

broad rim formed as nasturtium<br />

leaves, inscribed script, Lalique<br />

France, to base<br />

6.5cm high, 30.5cm diameter but<br />

irregular<br />

$500–800<br />

888<br />

A group of six assorted<br />

glasswares including a pair<br />

of chickens, and a Swedish<br />

'shark tooth' Stromberg vase,<br />

20th century<br />

two petite amber blown glass vessels,<br />

one with rigaree; a small mid-century<br />

Stromberg sommerso vase by<br />

Gunnar Nylund in clear and amber<br />

colours; a pair of multi-coloured<br />

chickens with a pulled decor and<br />

applied decorations, and; a small<br />

white satin glass vase<br />

21cm high, chickens<br />

$100–200<br />

889<br />

A finely painted and gilt<br />

Venetian ruby glass tea set, first<br />

half 20th century<br />

comprising a baluster teapot, sugar<br />

basin and five pedestal cups with<br />

associated saucers, depicting<br />

romantic idylls in gilded cartouches<br />

19cm high, teapot<br />

$500–800<br />

890<br />

A Jugendstil style electroplate<br />

pierced bon bon dish,<br />

early 20th century<br />

the pierced bowl with blue glass liner,<br />

marked E.P to foot and other faint<br />

mark<br />

plated bowl 11 high, 12cm wide,<br />

9.5cm deep<br />

$100–200<br />

891<br />

A Queen's Burmese glass<br />

vase, Thomas Webb,<br />

late 19th century,<br />

with trailing hand-painted floral<br />

motifs<br />

23cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

892<br />

An iridised Rindskopf ruby glass<br />

bowl, 1900-1905<br />

of square form with pinched corners<br />

and fold over sides, with a trailing<br />

silvered spiral decor, polished pontil<br />

and unmarked<br />

NOTE<br />

A vase in this decor is housed in the<br />

Passau Museum, case 113<br />

$300–500<br />

893<br />

A pair of Lalique crystal<br />

Swallow desk ornaments or<br />

paperweights, second half<br />

20th century<br />

frosted birds mounted on integral<br />

bases and marked in script, Lalique<br />

France<br />

16cm high, 10.5cm wide, 8.5cm deep<br />

$650–800<br />

894<br />

A pair of painted glass mantel<br />

vases, 19th century<br />

milk glass with shaped, gilded and<br />

jewelled rims and featuring foxes in<br />

landscape scenes, upon black glass<br />

decorated square bases<br />

33.5cm high,<br />

$300–400<br />

895<br />

A Lalique Honfleur pattern<br />

bowl, 20th century<br />

the edge decorated with a frosted lily<br />

pad wreath, marked, Lalique France<br />

5.5cm high, 27.5cm diameter<br />

$200–300<br />

896<br />

A large collection of Villeroy and<br />

Boch 'Allegorie' wine goblets<br />

and tumblers<br />

comprising approximately sixteen<br />

white wine goblets, eighteen red wine<br />

goblets and twelve tumblers<br />

the red wine goblets 21.5cm high<br />

$500–800<br />

897<br />

A set of Villeroy and Boch<br />

'Allegorie' champagne flutes<br />

approximately 31 pieces<br />

$500–800<br />

898<br />

A collection of Georg Jensen<br />

accessories and utensils,<br />

together with Alessi serving<br />

utensils<br />

including two salad servers, maker<br />

unknown<br />

the picture frame 20 x 15cm<br />

$200–300<br />

899<br />

A contemporary Waterford<br />

'London' pattern decanter with<br />

six matching tumblers<br />

comprising six glasses<br />

the ball stoppered decanter<br />

27cm high<br />

$300–500


197<br />

900<br />

A Villeroy and Boch vase<br />

together with four Orrefors tea<br />

light candle holders<br />

the vase 18.5cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

901<br />

A pair of large Cristal<br />

Lalique 'Ispahan Rose' vases,<br />

circa 1980s<br />

heavy gauge conical vases with<br />

intaglio frosted rose designs<br />

throughout, labels and etched<br />

signature to bases<br />

24cm high, 20cm diameter<br />

$600–800<br />

902<br />

A Moet et Chandon etched<br />

glass wine cooler, French,<br />

mid 20th century<br />

with twin handles<br />

20cm high, 15cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

903<br />

Nine clear glass cider bottles,<br />

English, circa 1900<br />

each 32cm high, 15cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

904<br />

A Waterford crystal lustre<br />

candelabrum, 20th century<br />

with serpentine arms supporting<br />

dishes and sconces, and hung with<br />

faceted drops<br />

50cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

905<br />

A Waterford decanter and three<br />

crystal bottle coasters<br />

of modern design in clear and citrus<br />

lime colours, with an angled stopper,<br />

together with three cut crystal<br />

coasters, all boxed<br />

the decanter 35cm high<br />

the coasters 12.5cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

906<br />

Two pairs of French cut crystal<br />

drageoirs, 19th century<br />

one pair with plate stands<br />

the largest pair 23cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

907<br />

A large pair of Baccarat vases,<br />

circa 1900<br />

heavy gauge and of lobed and<br />

waisted form with lens cut motifs,<br />

raised on square bases<br />

30cm high<br />

$500–800<br />

908<br />

Four sets of Lismore 'Pops' blue<br />

cocktail glasses and an Argon<br />

blue decanter<br />

eight two tone blue and clear glasses<br />

and a mallet shape 'Mixology'<br />

collection decanter, Waterford stencil<br />

marks, all boxed<br />

cocktail glasses 17cm high<br />

decanter 27cm high high<br />

$400–600<br />

909<br />

A Waterford 'Irish Treasures'<br />

turnover bowl and two<br />

ornaments, an eagle and a cross<br />

Waterford stencil marks, all boxed<br />

bowl 28cm high, cross and eagle<br />

both 20cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

910<br />

Eight sets of Waterford<br />

'Happiness flutes'<br />

sixteen celebratory champagne<br />

flutes, Waterford stencil marks, all<br />

boxed<br />

27cm high<br />

$400–500<br />

911<br />

Three Waterford platters and a<br />

'Town & Country' carafe<br />

Waterford stencil marks, all boxed<br />

platters 37cm wide, 26.5cm deep<br />

carafe 32.5cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

912<br />

Eight sets of Waterford 'Eimer'<br />

wine glasses<br />

sixteen stem glasses, Waterford<br />

stencil marks, all boxed<br />

20cm high<br />

$400–500<br />

913<br />

Eight sets of Waterford 'Clake'<br />

goblets<br />

sixteen glasses, Waterford stencil<br />

marks, all boxed<br />

13.5cm high<br />

$400–500<br />

914<br />

Eight sets of Waterford 'Emilia'<br />

goblets<br />

sixteen stem glasses, Waterford<br />

stencil marks, all boxed<br />

25cm high<br />

$400–500<br />

915<br />

Two glass dumps, 19th/<br />

early 20th century<br />

of typical form with trapped bubble<br />

inclusions, the bases with rough<br />

pontils<br />

the largest 16cm high<br />

$350–550<br />

916<br />

A pair of vintage glass domes<br />

on wood stands<br />

the largest 54cm high<br />

$400–500<br />

917<br />

A pair of Art Deco style solid<br />

brass floor lamps, French,<br />

20th century<br />

of striking design with upturned<br />

shades supported on tapering<br />

tubular stems to square bases, with<br />

contemporary electric fittings<br />

182cm high, 61cm diameter of shade<br />

$200–300


198<br />

918<br />

Three Victorian glass banquet<br />

lamp shades, 19th century<br />

in various frosted and etched designs<br />

the largest 20cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

919<br />

A malachite glass vase, Czech,<br />

early 20th century<br />

the moulded baluster vase in<br />

modulating green tones repli<strong>cat</strong>ing<br />

stone, featuring a series of dancing<br />

Maenads in high relief, unmarked<br />

13cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

920<br />

A Lalique 'Pinsons' bowl,<br />

model No. 10-386 introduced<br />

circa 1933<br />

in frosted and clear tones and<br />

profusely decorated with birds and<br />

scrolling serrated foliage, inscribed<br />

script, Lalique France to the base<br />

9cm high, 23.5cm diameter<br />

$600–800<br />

921<br />

A zygo cactus decorated<br />

converted oil lamp, Moore<br />

Brothers, 19th century<br />

with applied foliage and climbing<br />

putti around the trunk style column,<br />

raised on a gilded base<br />

the lamp wiring threaded around the<br />

applied porcelain decoration<br />

54cm high to the top of the fitting,<br />

90cm high to the top of the shade<br />

$400–600<br />

922<br />

A pair of Classical style silver<br />

plate table lamps<br />

with Corinthian capitals and raised on<br />

stepped square bases, with waisted<br />

cream shades<br />

100cm to the top of the shade<br />

$300–500<br />

923<br />

A pair of silver plate table lamps<br />

with pleated and pinched white silk<br />

shades<br />

62cm to the top of the fitting<br />

$300–500<br />

924<br />

A pair of modern glass and<br />

chrome table lamps<br />

the pedestals comprising globes<br />

and squares to a faceted octagonal<br />

base, with white linen shades, and<br />

contemporary electrical fittings<br />

75cm high to top of finial<br />

$300–400<br />

925<br />

A modern black metal and glass<br />

floor lamp<br />

of tapering square section profile<br />

centred with a glass knop repli<strong>cat</strong>ing<br />

quartz<br />

166cm high, 23.5cm square base<br />

$200–300<br />

926<br />

A contemporary ball adorned<br />

lamp base<br />

black enamel on composition<br />

material<br />

50cm high, 34cm diameter<br />

$300–500<br />

927<br />

A pair of contemporary milk<br />

glass table lamps<br />

85cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

928<br />

A pair of mid century decorative<br />

table lamps with shades,<br />

American<br />

63cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

929<br />

A near pair of bespoke electric<br />

blue art glass orb lamps,<br />

Australian, circa 2000s<br />

the largest 53cm high<br />

$200–400<br />

930<br />

A mid century atomic style<br />

glass table lamp on tripod base,<br />

American<br />

42cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

931<br />

A mid century golf trophy table<br />

lamp with shade, Australian<br />

engraved 'the Melbourne Chamber of<br />

Commerce' to the white metal body,<br />

twin handles, on black painted base<br />

80cm high to top of shade<br />

$200–400<br />

932<br />

A vintage table lamp adorned<br />

with vintage bowling skittles<br />

45cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

933<br />

A pair of mid century cork and<br />

polished metal table lamps,<br />

American<br />

26cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

934<br />

A pair of substantial brass<br />

plated table lamps with shades,<br />

American, circa 1960s<br />

72.5cm high<br />

$200–400<br />

935<br />

A decorative mid century table<br />

lamp, American<br />

the mottled porcelain base with a<br />

cream shade<br />

80cm high<br />

$100–200


199<br />

936<br />

A bespoke vintage brass<br />

trumpet table lamp<br />

signed Mathew Matheou 2024 'Blow<br />

Me II'<br />

62cm high (variable)<br />

$200–300<br />

937<br />

A decorative mid century table<br />

lamp, American<br />

with stylised decoration to base<br />

82cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

938<br />

A mid century sculptural<br />

brass table lamp, American,<br />

circa 1970s<br />

55.5cm high<br />

$160–200<br />

939<br />

A pair mid century reworked<br />

table lamps, Italian<br />

timber and stone bases, with grey<br />

shades<br />

42cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

940<br />

A pair of bespoke vintage<br />

table lamps with juggling pins,<br />

American<br />

juggling pins with original 'Spalding<br />

Gold Medal' labels on black painted<br />

bases with gilt metal feet<br />

each 54cm high<br />

$200–400<br />

941<br />

A bespoke vintage Indian club<br />

table lamp, American<br />

58cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

942<br />

A vintage converted brass and<br />

Victorian ruby glass samovar<br />

table lamp<br />

67cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

943<br />

A pair of bespoke lighthouse<br />

style floor lamps<br />

brass and glass lights attached to<br />

rustic style grey painted columns<br />

each 149cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

944<br />

A table lamp adorned with<br />

vintage bowling skittles<br />

49cm high to the top of the fitting<br />

$100–200<br />

945<br />

A pair of Japonisme style<br />

converted oil lamps<br />

in a patinated bronze style finish with<br />

applied lizards to the baluster body<br />

each 44.5cm high to the top of the<br />

fitting<br />

$400–600<br />

946<br />

A set of Chinese glazed<br />

earthenware teacups<br />

on rustic wood tray<br />

$100–200<br />

947<br />

A large Provincial style wrought<br />

iron light fitting<br />

100cm drop, 104cm wide from point<br />

to point<br />

$500–800<br />

948<br />

A large vintage industrial<br />

spotlight on tripod base<br />

178cm high<br />

$600–800<br />

949<br />

A blonde wood railway tool<br />

chest<br />

the fitted interior with a series of<br />

implements including two saws, a<br />

winder, some measuring tools, a<br />

selection of ephemera and painted<br />

alphabetic letters<br />

54.5cm high, 91cm wide, 58cm deep<br />

$400–600<br />

950<br />

Two faceted glass chandeliers<br />

the largest 50cm drop excluding<br />

chain<br />

$300–500<br />

951<br />

A vintage ten arm bronze<br />

chandelier<br />

with pear shaped drops and electric<br />

candles<br />

$400–600<br />

952<br />

A brass and glass five arm<br />

chandelier, mid 20th century<br />

with serpentine arms supporting<br />

dishes and electric candles, the stem<br />

issuing faceted drops<br />

$300–500<br />

953<br />

A Murano glass and alabaster<br />

four arm chandelier, and<br />

another similar<br />

the cut glass and alabaster knopped<br />

stem issuing serpentine twist<br />

glass arms and vegetal motifs, and<br />

supporting floriform dishes, the other<br />

without alabaster components<br />

$300–400<br />

954<br />

A novelty lamp in the form of a<br />

faux skull with gazelle horns<br />

the resin skull mounted on a black<br />

square stand<br />

88cm high to the tip of the horns<br />

$150–250<br />

955<br />

A 'steam punk' cog table lamp<br />

on a square form base<br />

52cm high<br />

$150–200<br />

956<br />

A Chinese brass archaistic style<br />

lamp with ring handles<br />

on a wood stand<br />

47cm high to the top of the fitting<br />

$200–300


200<br />

957<br />

Two Chinese Archaistic style<br />

metal lamps<br />

square form lamps with decorative<br />

panels, a verdigris finish and raised<br />

on footed bases<br />

the largest 76cm high to the top of<br />

the fitting<br />

$400–600<br />

958<br />

A vintage six arm brass<br />

chandelier<br />

with decorative knopped stem<br />

issuing vegetal serpentine arms and<br />

supporting electric candles<br />

49cm drop<br />

$300–400<br />

959<br />

An unusual silver plate water<br />

kettle lamp conversion<br />

the Victorian kettle with Neoclassical<br />

decoration, twin handles and original<br />

spigot<br />

52cm high to the top of the fitting<br />

$260–320<br />

960<br />

A Chinese Archaistic metal<br />

lamp<br />

the baluster square form vase shape<br />

base with ring handles on a wood<br />

base<br />

81cm high to the top of the fitting<br />

$200–300<br />

961<br />

A group of four white metal<br />

pendant lights<br />

industrial style brushed metal lobed<br />

lamps with chain suspension<br />

the lobed pendants 30cm high<br />

excluding chain<br />

$400–600<br />

962<br />

A vintage eight arm brass<br />

chandelier<br />

with decorative knopped stem<br />

issuing serpentine arms with crystal<br />

drops and supporting electric<br />

candles<br />

62cm drop<br />

$300–400<br />

963<br />

An ornate black wrought iron<br />

candle chandelier<br />

of birdcage form decorated with<br />

vegetal elements, the serpentine<br />

arms supporting petal form sconces<br />

97cm drop<br />

$500–800<br />

964<br />

A pair of decorative gilt brass<br />

and stone table lamp bases<br />

with vegetal stems above festoon<br />

decorated bases in cast mounts<br />

34.5cm high to the top of the fitting<br />

$100–200<br />

965<br />

A moulded plastic pendant 'Gè'<br />

light fitting by Ferrucioni Laviani<br />

for Kartell<br />

with adjustable cable and conforming<br />

ceiling bowl<br />

the pleated look shade 26cm high,<br />

37cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

966<br />

Two brass floor lamps<br />

one of decorative lantern form with<br />

brass fretwork, the other with a swan<br />

neck, electrical fittings to both<br />

the largest 222cm high, the smaller<br />

142cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

967<br />

An Art Deco silvered bronze<br />

and frosted glass chandelier,<br />

circa 1925<br />

with six frosted and moulded<br />

shades and a conforming bowl, the<br />

metalwork profusely cast with floral<br />

elements<br />

110cm drop, 77cm diameter (approx)<br />

$600–800<br />

968<br />

An Art Deco silvered bronze<br />

and frosted glass chandelier,<br />

circa 1925<br />

the cast metal frame with a conical<br />

cup, three swept arms supporting<br />

downturned bell shape moulded<br />

shades and a conforming central dish<br />

95cm drop, 62cm diameter (approx)<br />

$600–800<br />

969<br />

A pair of Hollywood Regency<br />

style silver and gilt metal<br />

sconces<br />

with crossed quiver motifs against<br />

distressed mirrored backs<br />

43cm high, 14.5cm wide<br />

$200–300<br />

970<br />

A set of four contemporary grey<br />

metal and glass wall sconces by<br />

Articolo, Australia<br />

25cm high, 10cm wide<br />

$400–600<br />

971<br />

An Art Deco silvered bronze<br />

and moulded glass chandelier,<br />

circa 1925<br />

of hexagonal profile with a<br />

moulded glass dish and rose<br />

embellishments, reticulated<br />

bands to the branched stem<br />

90cm drop, 80cm wide (approx)<br />

$400–600


201<br />

972<br />

A matched pair of vintage ruby<br />

glass float lights<br />

34cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

973<br />

A pair of decorative painted<br />

metal bullrush design<br />

wall-lights, French, circa 1950<br />

42cm high, 33cm wide, 14cm deep<br />

$600–800<br />

974<br />

A Victorian porcelain lamp,<br />

19th century and after<br />

the moulded lamp decorated with<br />

a romantic Highland idyll and a<br />

bouquet of flowers to cartouches<br />

upon a cobalt ground, cast metal<br />

mounts and later electrical fittings<br />

70cm high to the top of the shade<br />

$300–400<br />

975<br />

A pair of antique gilt brass and<br />

glass candelabra<br />

with knopped stems and clear and<br />

amethyst cut drops, later electrical<br />

conversion<br />

40cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

976<br />

A pair of faceted glass table<br />

lamps with tasselled maroon<br />

linen shades<br />

70cm high<br />

$300–500<br />

977<br />

A pair of Neoclassical ormolu<br />

mounted marble urn lamps,<br />

19th century<br />

with horned mascarons and festoon<br />

decorations to the urns above<br />

squared bases with paw feet, later<br />

electrical conversion<br />

50cm high to the top of the shade<br />

$500–800<br />

978<br />

Three Corinthian column lamps<br />

together with two bronze urns<br />

the lamps with faux marble stems,<br />

the urns on cast plinths with a<br />

verdigris finish, and an oriental style<br />

bell<br />

the black lamp 58cm high to the top<br />

of the fitting<br />

$300–400<br />

979<br />

A patinated brass table lamp<br />

40.5cm high (adjustable)<br />

$200–300<br />

980<br />

A pair of Victorian opal glass oil<br />

lamps converted to electricity,<br />

19th century<br />

with blue and gold decoration and<br />

raised on cast and pierced bronze<br />

bases, with chimneys and frosted<br />

shades<br />

54cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

981<br />

A pair antique of bronze 'green<br />

man' two light wall sconces<br />

heavy gauge with an impressive<br />

grotesque issuing serpentine arms<br />

supporting leafy dishes and electric<br />

candles<br />

37cm high, 37cm wide<br />

$600–800<br />

982<br />

A reproduction antique Indian<br />

style pistol<br />

with applied brass decorations<br />

42.5cm long<br />

$300–500<br />

983<br />

A reproduction blunderbuss<br />

with a typical short barrel with flaring<br />

muzzle<br />

48cm long<br />

$300–500<br />

984<br />

A percussion cap pistol,<br />

circa 1830<br />

with walnut stock, brass and steel<br />

trappings<br />

29cm long<br />

$200–300<br />

985<br />

A taxidermied green sea turtle<br />

20.5cm high, 53cm x 42cm<br />

$400–600 ♦<br />

986<br />

Four preserved vintage starfish<br />

specimens, (Asteroidea)<br />

22cm diameter approximately<br />

$100–200<br />

987<br />

Three fox skulls<br />

professionally cleaned and fully intact<br />

with teeth<br />

the largest 16cm long<br />

$100–200<br />

988<br />

A collection of shells in a rustic<br />

display cabinet<br />

the cabinet 6.5cm high, 80cm wide,<br />

40cm deep<br />

$300–500<br />

989<br />

A group of vintage rosewood<br />

African carved male and female<br />

busts<br />

together with the figure of a curled<br />

and hunched man<br />

the tallest figure 30cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Collection of Hugh & Jackie<br />

Wallace, Melbourne<br />

$150–250


202<br />

990<br />

A scientifically documented<br />

collection of fine and rare<br />

seashells<br />

each specimen fully described<br />

with origin and dates of collection<br />

including a Mirabilistrombus listeri<br />

and other rare specimens from<br />

Australia, Brazil, Greece, Thailand,<br />

Vietnam, Myanmar, the Marquesas<br />

Islands and the Philippines<br />

the largest shell 14.5cm long<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Private Collection, Melbourne<br />

$300–500<br />

991<br />

A mixed collection of Oceanic<br />

and tribal objects<br />

including a pigs teeth head dress,<br />

two baskets, a cowrie shell belt and a<br />

shell necklace<br />

the largest basket 66cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

992<br />

Two Congolese masks<br />

on metal stands<br />

the largest 27.5cm high (excluding<br />

stand)<br />

$200–300<br />

993<br />

Five Congolese masks<br />

the largest 26cm long<br />

$300–500<br />

994<br />

A Maprik painted and pierced<br />

wood ceremonial headdress<br />

77 x 39cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

The Estate of the Late Sir David<br />

Osbourne Hay, Mossgreen Auctions,<br />

6 October 2009, Lot 139<br />

$100–200<br />

995<br />

Two vintage style photographs<br />

framed, one an early shot of Fitzroy<br />

St, St Kilda<br />

$100–200<br />

996<br />

A Royal Worcester porcelain<br />

plate, painted with two Jacky<br />

Winter robins<br />

with gilded edge, acid etched border<br />

signed R. Austin to right sidebird<br />

genus and edition 'Jacky Winter (50)'<br />

hand painted to base, printed puce<br />

factory marks to base<br />

23cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

997<br />

A large collection of glazed<br />

ramekins by Guy Boyd including<br />

Raynham Pottery, 1960s<br />

in various colours with incised<br />

signatures to the bases<br />

the largest 5cm high, 10cm wide,<br />

10cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

998<br />

A harlequin suite of glazed<br />

ramekins by Guy and Martin<br />

Boyd, 1960s<br />

together with two crackle effect mini<br />

platters<br />

in various colours with contrasting<br />

interiors, incised signature to bases<br />

the largest 5cm high, 10cm wide,<br />

10cm deep<br />

$200–300<br />

999<br />

A pair of white glazed<br />

figural basket vases,<br />

early 20th century, and a Royal<br />

Worcester shell vase, 1958<br />

white glazed cupids seated upon<br />

a plinth and both supporting an<br />

osier patterned basket with a wavy<br />

rim, faintly inscribed numerals but<br />

illegible, and; a shell form vase with<br />

seaweed and coral decorations, upon<br />

a circular base, green backstamp<br />

underside<br />

23cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

1000<br />

Six assorted majolica plates,<br />

including Wedgwood,<br />

19th century<br />

a pair of J.A Bailey grape vine<br />

plates, with drill holes for hanging,<br />

impressed initial marks, two<br />

Wedgwood plates, one with an osier<br />

border, the other with flowerheads,<br />

impressed marks and date ciphers,<br />

and; a pair of matching oyster dishes<br />

in pink and teal colours<br />

the largest plate 25cm diameter<br />

$250–350<br />

1001<br />

An Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood<br />

mug, commemorating the<br />

Coronation of Elizabeth II, 1953<br />

a large scale earthenware mug with<br />

cream body, transfer-printed in black<br />

with hand-coloured yellow and pink<br />

washes, the design incorporating<br />

the Royal cypher and date<br />

beneath fireworks, Wedgwood and<br />

commemorative script underside,<br />

painted pattern number<br />

10.5cm high<br />

NOTE<br />

This mug posthumously reprises<br />

an Eric Ravilious design originally<br />

created for souvenir mugs<br />

commemorating the Coronation of<br />

Edward VIII in 1937<br />

$350–450<br />

1002<br />

Two Queen's ware mugs by<br />

Wedgwood: His Royal Highness<br />

Prince Charles as Prince<br />

of Wales commemorative<br />

investiture mug, designed<br />

by Richard Guyatt, 1969, and<br />

Quetzalotal, designed by<br />

Eduardo Paolozzi, 1987<br />

the 1969 Prince of Wales investiture<br />

mug in gold and black colours with<br />

Welsh dragon and Prince of Wales<br />

feathers upon a cream ground,<br />

impressed and printed marks to<br />

base, and; from a limited edition of<br />

2000, a polychrome mug with printed<br />

marks underside and facsimile<br />

signature<br />

both 10.5cm high<br />

$400–500


203<br />

1003<br />

A Wedgwood Butterfly lustre<br />

bowl, designed by Daisy<br />

Makeig-Jones, circa 1915<br />

design Z4832, the squat bowl with<br />

everted rim continuously decorated<br />

with coloured butterflies upon a pale<br />

flecked lustre ground, the interior in a<br />

mottled orange lustre with butterflies<br />

and a central floral roundel, with<br />

gilded chequerboard rims and a<br />

gilded scrolling collar, Wedgwood<br />

Portland vase mark and painted<br />

design marks to base<br />

9.5cm high, 15cm diameter approx.<br />

$400–600<br />

1004<br />

A rare Belleek 'Tridacna' tea<br />

service for two, 1863-1890<br />

period<br />

eight pieces comprising two cups,<br />

three saucers, a teapot, sugar<br />

basin, creamer and serving tray, all<br />

deli<strong>cat</strong>ely modelled with pink coral<br />

handles, suffused pink hints, first<br />

black marks underside<br />

height 13cm, width 25cm teapot<br />

36cm x 34cm tray<br />

$300–400<br />

1005<br />

Three Wedgwood table wares,<br />

a George III plate in conchology<br />

pattern, circa 1770, a creamware<br />

basket dish, 19th century,<br />

and; a yellow ground dish by<br />

Daisy Makeig Jones, early/<br />

mid 20th century<br />

a creamware plate with feather<br />

edging decorated with green shells<br />

and seaweeds, cipher and impressed<br />

marks to base; an open lattice and<br />

creamware basket dish, and; a<br />

square yellow ground dish enamel<br />

decorated with oriental ho ho birds<br />

in flight and pavilions, enclosed by<br />

a fencelike border, design X9846,<br />

Portland vase mark to base<br />

the square dish 21 x 21cm<br />

$300–400<br />

1006<br />

Four Moore Brothers zygo<br />

cactus vases, 19th century<br />

with applied foliage to the bodies in<br />

pale and shot colours and raised on<br />

gilded twig form feet, unmarked<br />

10.5cm and 9.5cm high<br />

$240–320<br />

1007<br />

A large sequential collection of<br />

Royal Copenhagen Christmas<br />

plates dating from 1968-2015<br />

47 items, described verso to<br />

each with title, backstamps and<br />

date ciphers, with a collection of<br />

associated books and pamphlets<br />

$350–500<br />

1008<br />

A collection of Royal<br />

Copenhagen vases and Royal<br />

Copenhagen commemorative<br />

plates, 1970s and later<br />

comprising approximately fifteen<br />

pieces<br />

the largest plate 23cm diameter<br />

$100–200<br />

1009<br />

A partial Limoges gilded<br />

porcelain dinner service<br />

together with a Richard Ginori<br />

tureen<br />

comprising fifteen pieces including<br />

plates in two sizes, the Ginori tureen<br />

with rope twist handles, blue floral<br />

design and a vegetal finial<br />

24cm high<br />

$100–150<br />

1010<br />

An assortment of ceramic<br />

wares, 19/20th century<br />

nine items including four petite<br />

leaf form Herend dishes, a Doulton<br />

Lambeth bowl, a landscape jug, a<br />

baluster vase and Italian style faience<br />

plate<br />

$100–200<br />

1011<br />

A European porcelain figural<br />

group, Vion & Daury, later<br />

19th century<br />

a seated woman dressed<br />

en-dèshabillè with a cupid upon her<br />

lap and writing a manuscript, black<br />

anchor mark underside, otherwise<br />

unmarked<br />

22cm high<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Roy's Antiques, Melbourne<br />

$200–300<br />

1012<br />

Two vintage Royal Doulton<br />

figurines, 'The Potter and 'The<br />

Mask Seller', 1930s and 1950s<br />

'The Potter', HN 1495, designed by<br />

Charles Noke, with early painted<br />

marks, Potted by Doulton & Co.,<br />

and The Mask Seller, H.N 2103,<br />

designed by Leslie Harradine, green<br />

backstamp underside<br />

18cm and 22.5cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

1013<br />

A collection of Chinese<br />

earthenware vessels,<br />

20th century<br />

comprising three small glazed jarlets<br />

and two larger pots<br />

the largest jarlet 9cm high<br />

the largest pot 16cm high<br />

$100–200<br />

1014<br />

An Italian maiolica plaque, in<br />

the 18th century manner<br />

figures engaged in narratives and<br />

rustic entertainments in the style<br />

of Mattonella Castelli, label of John<br />

Leech, Auckland Art Dealer, framed<br />

28.5cm high, 38cm wide<br />

$600–800


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1015<br />

A set of ten Victorian Aesthetic<br />

movement plates, Mintons,<br />

19th century<br />

pattern 5326, orchard and vine<br />

fruit botanical plates decorated in<br />

enamels and tonal gilt and silver<br />

paste in relief upon a cream ground;<br />

puce backstamps and impressed<br />

mark underside with painted<br />

numerals<br />

22.5cm diameter<br />

$500–700<br />

1016<br />

An assorted porcelain group<br />

including a Meissen model of a<br />

swan, three Moore Bros. cactus<br />

vases and a compact box,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

the Meissen swan, inscribed 2214, the<br />

Moore Bros. vases, design 408, and a<br />

domed box centred with a medallion<br />

portraits<br />

11cm high, swan; 11cm high, cactus<br />

vases<br />

$250–350<br />

1017<br />

A Bernardaud 'Constance'<br />

tureen and a Herend 'Rothschild<br />

Bird' playing cards box,<br />

20th century<br />

the footed tureen with oak leaf and<br />

acorn borders, the moulded domed<br />

box partitioned to the interior,<br />

backstamps to both<br />

6.5cm high, 16.5cm wide,<br />

12.5cm deep, card box<br />

$200–300<br />

1018<br />

A Wedgwood basalt sucrier,<br />

19th century, and a later<br />

black ground Lion dog bowl,<br />

early 20th century<br />

the covered sucrier of Neoclassical<br />

form with rosso antico allegorical<br />

vignettes, impressed Wedgwood<br />

mark and cipher, and a lion dog bowl<br />

in emerald colours upon a satin black<br />

ground, printed mark underside<br />

11.5cm high, 16.5cm wide, 9cm deep,<br />

sucrier<br />

10cm high, 15.5cm diameter, bowl<br />

$200–300<br />

1019<br />

Three antique cabinet plates<br />

and a dessert dish by Coalport,<br />

Sèvres Chateau des Tuileries,<br />

Mintons and Royal Doulton,<br />

19th century<br />

a Coalport <strong>cat</strong>tle decorated pink<br />

ground plate, unmarked; a Mintons<br />

Aesthetic bird plate, numbered<br />

G2214 with cipher, a Marie Antoinette<br />

portrait plate, stamps underside, and;<br />

a Royal Doulton shaped teal ground<br />

dessert dish with gilded trims,<br />

magenta trophy and rose medallions,<br />

puce marks underside<br />

the dessert dish 28 x 23cm<br />

NOTE<br />

Coalport plate from the Timothy<br />

Menzel Collection, with decoration<br />

attributed to James E. Hartshorne,<br />

unmarked, but similar in<br />

M.Messenger 'Coalport 1795-1926,<br />

plate 182<br />

$250–400<br />

1020<br />

A collection of Royal<br />

Copenhagen and Bing &<br />

Grondahl figurines, later<br />

20th century<br />

comprising approximately fifteen<br />

pieces, including Teddy Bear series<br />

figures: Victoria, Victor, Freddie and<br />

his friends, My very best friend<br />

the largest, 17cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

1021<br />

An extensive Villeroy and Boch<br />

'Look' dining service, together<br />

with Wedgwood porcelain<br />

the Villeroy and Boch service<br />

comprising approximately one<br />

hundred and ten pieces, including<br />

entrée, side and dinner plates,<br />

platters, soup bowls, cereal bowls,<br />

serving and salad bowls, jugs, coffee<br />

and tea cups with matching saucers,<br />

and; a Georg Jensen fish form<br />

platter, Wedgwood cup and saucer, a<br />

selection of bowls by Jasper Conran<br />

for Wedgwood and a contemporary<br />

transfer decorated box by Limoges<br />

the Wedgwood plates 31cm diameter<br />

$600–800<br />

1022<br />

An extensive 'Pompadour'<br />

pattern faience dinner setting<br />

by Sarreguemines, French,<br />

19th century<br />

comprising dinner plates, entrée<br />

plates, comports, bowls and a jug<br />

approximately fifty pieces<br />

the largest comport 13.5cm high,<br />

25cm diameter<br />

$600–800<br />

1023<br />

Four naively decorated<br />

handpainted faience wares,<br />

French, early 20th century and<br />

later<br />

comprising a pouring vessel with<br />

hand-painted flowers and cockerel<br />

circa 1900 25cm high, 23cm wide,<br />

a twin-handled lidded tureen,<br />

circa 1950, 18cm high, 23cm wide, a<br />

bottle neck shaped vase 25.5cm high,<br />

15cm diameter and a lidded tureen,<br />

circa 1950 17cm high, 23cm wide<br />

$300–500<br />

1024<br />

An English brown jasper ware<br />

jug and two stoneware jugs,<br />

19th century<br />

the largest stoneware jug 34cm high,<br />

jasper jug 19cm high<br />

$200–300<br />

1025<br />

A Parian ware figural group,<br />

'Ariadne and the Panther',<br />

second half 19th century<br />

after Johann Heinrich von Dannecker,<br />

depicting Ariadne on the back of a<br />

panther above a rectangular base,<br />

marked '163' to base<br />

35cm high<br />

$450–550<br />

1026<br />

A handpainted maiolica style<br />

plate, Italian<br />

30.5cm diameter<br />

$100–200


205<br />

1027<br />

A pair of Villeroy & Boch<br />

vases together with two small<br />

Victorian salt glazed jugs,<br />

19th/20th century<br />

one jug with ivy motifs, the other with<br />

grapes and leaves<br />

the largest jug 17.5cm high<br />

the vases 25cm high<br />

$300–400<br />

1028<br />

A Chelsea Derby lozenge<br />

shaped rose dish, together with<br />

a Royal crown Derby bowl and<br />

covered vase, later 18th century<br />

and 20th century<br />

the moulded dish with festoons<br />

of roses below a turquoise border<br />

studded with gold flower heads, gold<br />

D and anchor mark, label for Scottish<br />

Antiques co., and; a covered vase and<br />

bowl with pink rose decorations, red<br />

marks to bases<br />

the dish 32 x 25cm<br />

$350–450<br />

1029<br />

A white glazed porcelain<br />

elephant figure, Heubach,<br />

Germany, circa 1930<br />

naturalistically modelled and with<br />

green trademark of Heubach to base<br />

of one foot<br />

21cm high<br />

$150–200<br />

1030<br />

A pair of Empire style scenic<br />

porcelain vases, circa 1820<br />

urn vases with high set bird and fish<br />

tail gilded handles, decorated with<br />

forest scenes to beaded reserves<br />

upon a pale celadon green ground,<br />

formal gilt highlights throughout,<br />

unmarked<br />

26.5cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

1031<br />

A Chelsea cabinet plate, gold<br />

anchor period, 1756-1759<br />

with moulded scroll edge picked out<br />

in gilt and teal, decorated with sprigs<br />

and posies of spring flowers in soft<br />

colours, anchor mark to base<br />

23cm diameter<br />

$400–600<br />

1032<br />

A large Victorian Rococo tureen,<br />

by Davenport, 19th century<br />

extravagantly moulded with a<br />

compressed waisted body, vegetal<br />

handles and finial, lavishly decorated<br />

throughout with formal rocaille<br />

elements in gold and navy upon a<br />

white and cream ground, with stand,<br />

puce marks to lid and tureen base<br />

32cm high<br />

$400–600<br />

1033<br />