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The Spring

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Melbourne, 17 & 18 November 2025

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FRONT COVER:

Lot 119 (Detail)

BACK COVER:

Lots 230, 231 & 236

The Spring

Auction Series

Part I: Live Auction

Monday 17 November 2025, 11am (Lots 1–409)

885-889 High Street, Armadale, Victoria 3143

Part II: Timed Online Auction

Tuesday 18 November 2025, closing from 10am (Lots 410–868)

Viewing

Thursday 13 November

Friday 14 November

Saturday 15 November

11.00am – 5.00pm

11.00am – 5.00pm

11.00am – 5.00pm

Auction Code: Part I: GA071 | Part II: GO071OL

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by direct deposit.

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section of this guide.

Payment & Collection

Payments

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the auction.

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Storage

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advertised for each individual auction. Lots not collected

within this timeframe are subject removal and storage fees.

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1

A pair of Louis XVI style gilt

bronze mounted marble

cassolettes, French,

late 19th century

41cm high

$1,000–1,500

2

A fine marble top boulle

credenza, circa 1860

of serpentine profile decorated

throughout with brass strap-work

inlay on a red tortoiseshell

ground, with applied demi-figures

and gilt bronze mounts

107cm high, 109cm wide, 44cm deep

$1,000–1,500

3

A large pierced and

carved Rococo Revival

giltwood overmantel mirror,

late 19th century

194cm high, 115cm wide

$600–800

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5

4

4

An Art Nouveau gilt metal

three-piece figural clock

garniture, circa 1900

Églantine, after C. Bonnefond

comprising a clock with an enamel

Arabic dial and a pair of two-arm

candlesticks, each cast with

maidens bearing flowers, each

inscribed C. Bonnefond; clock

bears brass plaque impressed

ÉGLANTINE Par C. BONNEFOND

clock 37cm high

$1,200–1,500

5

A Chinoiserie carved rosewood

desk, in the style of Viardot


$600–800

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A classical carved alabaster figure of a maiden

on a marble pedestal, circa 1900

the white figure presented on a colonnaded

grey and amber marble pedestal

figure 54cm high, pedestal 113cm high

$1,000–1,500

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AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU (1861-1906)

A bronze figure 'Brise du Soir'

bearing base plate inscribed Brise du Soir

Par Aug. Moreau, (medaille D'Or)

bronze figure 62 cm high

alabaster pedestal 113cm high

$3,000–5,000

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A pair of Sèvres style gilt

bronze mounted covered vases,

19th century

decorated with romantic idylls and

imaginary landscapes to lavishly

gilded cartouches

39cm high

$1,200–1,500

9

A pair of Augustus Rex Porcelain

pink ground landscape covered

vases, 19th century

featuring fêtes galantes in garden

settings within scrolling gilt

cartouches upon a mauve pink ground,

Augustus Rex marks underside

55cm high, 38cm diameter

$1,000–1,500

10

A Sheraton-style mahogany

secretaire bookcase,

19th century

the scroll carved cornice above

astragal glazed doors, the projecting

lower section with a fall front enclosing

a fitted interior, three further drawers

raised on bracket feet


$700–900

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A Royal Worcester bone china hand decorated

wall plaque of two dogs, Prince and Kim at Lake

Windermere, 1987, by James Skerrett

signature, J.Skerrett, lower right of image, black backstamp

underside and painted marks RO/88, handwritten label with

title, reputedly exhibited Frankfurt Exhibition, February 1988

image 24.5cm wide, 16.5cm deep, with frame 33.5cm wide,

25.5cm deep

PROVENANCE

Wheeler Collection, label verso, numbered 367

Private Collection

$800–1,000

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AFTER GEORGE MORELAND

The Anglers' Repast

oil on canvas on board

34 x 43.5cm

PROVENANCE

Private collection NSW

Thence by descent

Private collection Melbourne

$800–1,200

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Arts and Crafts Silversmithing

Lots 13–24

The latter part of the 19th century in Britain saw a moral and aesthetic

shift away from the Victorian era of mass manufacture, its excesses and

the perceived decline in the quality and value of goods. This stirring was

championed by members of The Arts and Crafts movement who aimed

to elevate the artist-craftsman in the production process, inspired

by John Ruskin’s writings and his view that ‘Fine Arts is that in which

the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together’. Silversmithing

saw the rise of the guild movement, influenced in part by Medieval

practices, and practitioners eagerly sought designs from the past,

re-imagining Gothic, Celtic, Medieval and Tudor motifs in their output.

The language and decorative schemes of nature were also employed

to great artistic effect, sinuous and flowing, but with a quiet restraint in

contrast to the flamboyance of Art Nouveau. Commerciality, however,

was not eschewed entirely. The famed and innovative store, Liberty &

Co., added metalwork in pewter and silver to its offerings, introducing

its own production lines in the Arts and Crafts style, Cymric and its

more affordable range, Tudric. Women too rose to greater prominence

as silver makers, moving away from traditional feminine crafts such as

needlework and weaving, working not only as designers but as makers

in what traditionally had been male dominated areas of practice.

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An Arts and Crafts sterling silver

raised bowl, Albert Edward

Jones, Birmingham 1906

of compressed form with a broad

embossed collar decorated

with stylised roses and foliage,

the lightly hammered lower

register raised on four tapering

faceted legs to spreading feet,

hallmarked to body, retailer's mark,

Payne Oxford underside

535gms silver weight

14cm high, 17.5cm diameter

LITERATURE

Judith Miller, Arts & Crafts,

Collector's Guides, Dorling

Kindersley, 2005, history of

A.E Jones and illustrated p. 170

$1,800–2,400

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An impressive Arts and Crafts

sterling silver centrepiece,

Florence Harriet Steele, for

David & Maurice Davis, mark of

D&MD, Birmingham 1908

heavy gauge with four cast medallions

of allegorical figures between entrelac

borders in relief, and bands of script,

'gather ye rosebuds while ye may – old

time is still a flying', from a 17th century

poem by Robert Herrick; with a later

green glass liner, hallmarked to foot,

inscription to foot rim underside from

Andrew Hickman (industrialist and

MP) to his first great grandson, Alfred

Charles Simonds, February 2 1910



(excluding glass)

NOTE

David & Maurice Davis described

themselves as 'artistic jewellers'

and probably acquired the

centrepiece from the silversmith

for re-sale, stamping the item with

their own mark.

The artist, Florence Harriet Steele was

a highly regarded sculptress, medallist

and metalworker with metalworking

becoming her preferred medium, and

this particular design was exhibited at

the New Gallery Summer Exhibition

in 1908 (Royal Academy London) and

published in the Academy's magazine

'The Studio', Volume 44, issue 183

page 56 in 'The Crafts Section at the

New Gallery'.

An exhibition review of Florence's

exhibits described her work thus:

'Perhaps the most graceful figure

work is that of Miss Florence Steele

on vases, cups and caskets, showing

strength, knowledge, and a definite

tenderness of feeling. The way in

which the given spaces are filled show

her to be a designer of skill'.

https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20778

$10,000–12,000

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A pair of Arts and Crafts Cymric

sterling silver amphora vases,

Oliver Baker for Liberty & Co.,

Birmingham 1901

Grecian style amphorae in integral

stands, in a hammered finish, the

broad collars embossed with convex

dimpled panels, angled rope twist

handles and raised on tapering

slender triangular legs to pad feet,

hallmarked to bodies


11.5cm high, 8.5cm diameter

$1,200–1,400

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A petite Arts and Crafts sterling

silver pill box, Enid Kelsey,

London 1937

of lightly hammered finish with a

flowerhead lid centred with a white

opal, hallmarked to base

5gms


$300–400

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An Arts and Crafts sterling

silver pepperette, Liberty & Co.,

Birmingham 1918

of lightly hammered form with a

domed screw top cover, the body with

a feature punch effect band upon a

waisted foot, hallmarked underside

and to interior of cover

45gms silver weight


$300–400

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silver mustard pot, Ramsden

& Carr, probably London 1903,

together with a mustard spoon,

Omar Ramsden, London 1929

an open work holder with shield

form medallions and a lightly

hammered slightly domed hinged

lid, hallmarked underside of

lid, spoon marked to stem

65gms silver weight


$800–1,000

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A group of three modern

sterling silver tea wares, Joyce

Himsworth, Sheffield, 1957, 1961

and 1962

comprising a milk jug and creamer

with bracket handles, and a pillar

caster, each raised on a straight-sided

foot marked with vertical incisions

and dots, hallmarked to the bodies,

circular Himsworth Sheffield marks

with ciphers to bases


$800–1,000

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A small Arts and Crafts enamel

decorated sterling silver

condiment spoon set and a

matching beaker, Bernard

Instone, Langstone Silver Works,

1927 and 1928

the cased salt and mustard spoons

with floral enamel handles, the

beaker with a lightly hammered finish

similarly decorated to the handle,

all elements hallmarked and script

signed Bernard Instone


beaker 7.5cm high, 6.5cm diameter;

spoons, 8.5 and 6.5cm

$400–600

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Four Scottish Arts and Crafts

sterling silver demitasse spoons,

Norah Creswick, 1944

with applied heart and tendril finials,

hallmarked underside to stems

45gms silver weight

9cm long

$400–500

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An Arts and Crafts sterling silver

salt, Omar Ramsden and Alwyn

Carr, London 1910

of waisted form with a lightly

hammered finish, featuring a stylised

rose and knot motif border to the

lower register, hallmarked below rim,

also engraved OMAR RAMSDEN ET

ALWYN CARR ME FECERVNT to base,

with original blue glass liner

100gms


$400–600

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silver sweetmeat dish,

Charles Edwards, London 1903

a heavy gauge lightly hammered bowl,

three sinuous whiplash handles with

leafy terminals and pierced triangular

supports adjoining the low domed foot


6cm high, 13cm diameter, 15cm wide

with handles

$600–800

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silver sweet dish, G.L. Connell

Ltd (Connell's of Cheapside),

Birmingham, 1933

a canoe shaped hand beaten dish with

stretched looping handles, pierced

leafy roundels to the long ends and

raised on a tapering square section

pedestal, stud trim to dish and foot,

hallmarks to body, marked Connell,

83 Cheapside underside


10.5cm high, 24.5cm wide

$600–800

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The Estate of the Late Tony

and Christina Nicholas

Lots 25–55

25

A part suite of sterling silver

Georg Jensen 'Acorn' pattern

flatware, originally designed by

Johan Rohde in 1915

comprising eight main knives, three

entrée knives, six main forks, four

entrée forks, six fruit forks and one

similar, eight fruit knives, three soup

spoons, eight dessert spoons, thirteen

teaspoons, all marked Georg Jensen,

later 20th century hallmarks


$2,000–2,400

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A sterling silver cocktail shaker,

Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd.,

Sheffield 1934

with internal strainer,

hallmarked to upper body

23cm high


$500–600

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An extensive English sterling

silver cutlery suite, setting for

eighteen plus extra pieces,

Cooper Brothers & Sons,

Sheffield, 1935

includes main, entrée, fish and fruit

knives and associated forks, soup,

dessert, tea and coffee spoons, six

small table spoons, twelve grapefruit

spoons, seven serving and carving

items including an all sterling fish

serving knife and a large French silver

table spoon, the fish knives and fruit

knife blades in sterling, main knives

and entrée knives with steel blades,

crisply hallmarked to each element

over 11kg total weight, including

carving set and steel blade main and

entrée knives

$5,000–8,000

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28

Fourteen pairs of Danish silver

gilt and enamel Christmas

spoons by Michelsen, 1967 to

1980

comprising the following years 1967,

1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974,

1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979,1980, (1971

absent) each element hallmarked .925

16cm long, approximately

over 1200gms total weight

$900–1,100

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A limited edition sterling silver

'Wildlife bowl', Herbert & Laurie

Parsons trading as Tessiers Ltd,

New Bond Street, London 1976

the body with five applied panels

illustrating endangered animals

modelled from original drawings

by various artists, engraved edition

58/2000 and crisply hallmarked

underside

height 14.5cm, diameter 26cm


NOTE

panels include:

Cheetah by Sir Peter Scott

Indian Rhinoceros by David Shepherd

Arabian Oryx by Keith Shackleton

Polar Bear by Robert Bateman

Tiger by Raymond Harris Ching

$800–1,200

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An assorted group of

mostly English sterling

silver tablewares, London,

Birmingham, Sheffield, various

dates and makers

comprising two toast racks, a creamer,

a caster with a blue glass liner, a single

berry spoon, novelty mini crown spoon

caster 18cm high

560gms

$400–600

31

A group of assorted Swedish

silver wares, various makers,

20th century

comprising a small flared vase, a

coin inset snuff box, an egg cup with

a matching salt and spoon, twelve

cased drinks coasters, all hallmarked,

together with two petite Australian

silver demitasse spoons and four silver

plate Christofle dessert spoons

590gms silver weight,

excluding plated items

$440–600

32

A four piece Neoclassical revival

sterling silver cruet set, Harrison

Brothers & Howson, Sheffield

1933 and 1934

each bright cut and pierced,

comprising salt and pepper casters,

a mustard pot and a salt, both with

blue glass liners, hallmarked to each

element

casters 12cm high


$260–340

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Two small sterling silver glass

lined dishes, Asprey & Co. Ltd.,

Birmingham 1924, and four

matching sterling sifter spoons,

1928 and 1932, Cooper Brothers

& Sons Ltd., Sheffield

together with a set of silver plate

Asprey pistol grip serrated knives

dishes 8.5cm, sifter spoons 14cm


$200–240

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34

Two Swedish silver cigarette

cases, a tiny .900 silver stamp

box and an English sterling

silver jewel box, Birmingham,

19th/20th century

the jewel box with velvet lining,

all elements hallmarked

box 2.5cm high, 9cm wide, 6cm deep

295gms total weight

$200–300

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A group of Swedish sterling

silver and Dutch .833 table

wares, early/mid 20th century

a Dutch .833 silver croquette scoop,

a covered bowl and stand in a lightly

hammered finish by K. Andersen and a

sifter spoon, all elements hallmarked

bowl and stand 12cm high,

sifter spoon 21cm


$500–600

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A Neoclassical style covered

sweetmeat vase, Charles Stuart

Harris, London 1898

with swags, paterae and

stiff leaf borders, rams head

mounts and hoof feet

14cm high


$400–500

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A decoratively pierced silver

bowl, Cooper Brothers & Sons

Ltd, Sheffield 1934, and a small

Dutch .833 silver sweetmeat

dish

hallmarked to bases

bowl 7cm high, 29cm wide, 20cm deep


$460–560

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A fifty one piece French dinner

service by Luneville for six place

settings, plus extras

with polychrome floral sprigs to

moulded plates and dishes comprising

eight dinner plates, five entrée plates,

eight soup or pasta, six dessert bowls,

eleven saucers and associated cups, a

creamer, covered sugar bowl and four

similar but unrelated egg cups

$240–300

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Two Classical Greek terracotta

votive figures, 5-6th century BC

hollow-moulded female figures in

seated position wearing chiton and

himation, their arms posed atop their

thighs, traces of pigment

9 and 10cm high

$400–600

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A Greek black glazed Kantharos,

circa 4th century BC or later

the much repaired wine cup of

inverted bell shape with carinated

base, the high set strap handles

merging at the rim

17cm high

$300–500

41

A Scandinavian pine settle


$500–800

42

A Scandinavian painted pine two

tier corner cabinet, late 18th/

early 19th century

of shaped curved profile with simply

decorated protruding cornice above

a slender single door to an open

compartment and a conforming lower

register, in Gustavian blue tones


$600–800

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A Lalique 'Marguerites' bowl,

model 10-404, introduced

circa 1941

with canted border of flower heads in

relief, the bowl with radiating incisions,

engraved signature to base


$800–1,200

44

A fine Tuscan painted

walnut credenza, Italian,

17th/18th century

123cm high, 86.5cm wide,

36.5cm deep

$600–800

45

A carved marble bust of a young

woman, late 19th century

her coiffed hair decorated with grapes,

broderie anglaise trim to her bodice,

unmarked

45cm high

$500–800

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46

A white-glazed jar

Tang dynasty

of squat rounded form, with short

neck and lipped rim, standing on a flat

unglazed base, wood box

11cm high

PROVENANCE

The Collection of Mrs Alfred Clark

The Collection of Jane Carnegie

EXHIBITED

Oriental Ceramic Society Wares of the

T'ang Dynasty, 1949, Catalogue No 66;

Oriental Ceramic Society, The Art of

the T'ang Dynasty, 1955, Catalogue no

176; Oriental Art Exhibition, Georges

Melbourne, May 1981, Catalogue no. 32

$1,500–2,500

47

Two pottery figures of ladies

late Sui/early Tang Dynasty

comprising a straw-glazed female

equestrian figure, and an unglazed

standing figure with traces of

pigmentation

27cm and 28.5cm high

PROVENANCE

The standing figure, Jane Carnegie

Melbourne, 14 March 1987

$600–800

48

A group of nine Chinese

ceramics

Song dynasty and later

comprising a Junyao bowl; a pair of

Qingbai vases, a moulded bowl and a

double gourd ewer; a celadon glazed

dish and a small vase; and two blue

and white bowls

the largest 17.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

the Junyao bowl, Paul Nugent,

3 December 1979

the pair of vases, Jane Carnegie,

14 March 1987

$700–900

49

A group of three blue and white

wares

Yuan/Ming dynasty

comprising a jarlet with ribbed vertical

bands; another painted with phoenix,

Xuande mark; and a jar painted with a

lotus scroll

the jar 10.5cm high

PROVENANCE

The first jarlet East and West Art,

Melbourne, 12 August 1980

The second jarlet, Jane Carnegie,

Melbourne 28 November, 1982

$800–1,000

50

Three blue and white wares

Ming dynasty, 16th century

comprising two dishes with barbed

rims, one painted with a qilin the

other with Buddhist lions; and a bowl

painted with a lotus scroll

20cm, 20.5cm and 15.5cm diameter

$400–600

46

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51

Three small Longquan

celadon wares

Song dynasty

comprising a 'twin fish' dish, the

glaze of olive green tone; a bubble

bowl covered inside and out with a

pale green glaze, the rim and footrim

unglazed, wood stand, box; and a jarlet

13cm, 9cm and 7cm diameter

PROVENANCE

The twin fish dish, Jane Carnegie,

Melbourne 11 February 1979

$1,000–1,500

52

A pair of Imari palette dishes

and a blue and white jar

Qing dynasty

the dishes painted with a landscape

medallion, the jar with an overall

floral scroll

23cm diameter; 23cm high

$300–500

53

ICHIYUSAI KUNIYOSHI

(1784-1861)

The Flight of Tokiwa-gozen and

Her Children in the Snow

woodblock print, framed

title top right, signature and

publisher's mark bottom left dated

to 1842

PROVENANCE

The Geraldine Hall Collection,

Melbourne

East & West Art, Melbourne

EXHIBITED

Japanese Colour Prints of the

18th and 19th Century From the

Collection of Mrs G. M. Halls, East &

West Art, Melbourne, August 1984,

cat. no. 30 (illus.) (exhibition catalogue

accompanies this work)

$500–800

54

CHOKOSAI EISHO (1780-1800)

A Parody of the Adulthood

Ceremony of Lord Narihira

part of a triptych


37.5 x 25cm

PROVENANCE

The Geraldine Hall Collection,

Melbourne

East & West Art, Melbourne

EXHIBITED

Japanese Colour Prints of the

18th and 19th Century From the

Collection of Mrs G. M. Halls, East &

West Art, Melbourne, August 1987,

cat. no. 6 (illus.) (exhibition catalogue

accompanies this

work)

$500–800

55

KEISAI EISEN (1790-1848)

A Courtesan Wearing a Kimono


35.5 x 23cm

$400–600

51

24

Other Properties

56 (Detail)

25

56

A rare large gilt bronze figure of

Jambhala, Densatil-style, Central Tibet

seated on a lotus throne, holding a mongoose

in his left hand, vomiting jewels representing

prosperity, and a myrobalan (medicinal fruit)

in his right, adorned with elaborate jewellery

and headdress inlaid with semi precious

stones, perspex stand

figure 36.5cm high

PROVENANCE

The Estate of Raymond Mitchell,

Mossgreen Auctions, Sydney,

26 February 2007, lot 153

Property from a Private Collection,

New South Wales

LITERATURE

Illustrated by Olaf Czaja, Medieval Rule in

Tibet, Vol. II, p. 697, Plate 180

EXHIBITED

The Arts of Pacific Asia Show,

New York, 2001

$5,000–7,000

56

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57

A carved gilt wood figure of a

reclining Buddha, Burma

20th century

parinirvana his right arm resting on a

pillow and the left held along his left

side, the head with lowered gaze and

serene expression, wearing a close

fitting diaphenous robe extending to

the bare feet

175cm long

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Pin Pyaung Village, near

Kakku, Southern Shan State, Burma

$2,000–3,000

27

58

A bronze figure of Buddha

Bhaisajyaguru

20th century

the Medicine Buddha, seated on a

double lotus throne, his right hand

holding a myrabalan plant, and a bowl

in his left, the base sealed

23 cm high

PROVENANCE

Bonham's Auctions, Sydney,

25 November 2013, lot 327


New South Wales

$600–800

59

A bronze figure of Buddha, Thai

20th century

seated on a lotus throne above

a raised plinth, the left hand in

dhyana mudra, the right lowered in

bhumisparsha mudra, wearing a robe

draped over the left shoulder, traces of

gilt lacquer remaining

48.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Theodore Bruce Auctions, Sydney


New South Wales

$600–800

57

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60 (Detail)

29

60

A carved red and gilt lacquered

wood figure of Buddha, Burma

late 19th/20th century

seated in bhumisparsha mudra, facing

forward with downward gaze, wearing

loosely draped robes leaving the right

shoulder bare, and falling in heavy

folds, the borders decorated with

raised foliate scrolls

104cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Taungdwingyi,

Magway Division

$2,000–3,000

60

30

61

A carved gilt wood figure

of Buddha, Burma


standing on a circular lotus base, with

arms lowered and hands clasping the

flared folds of the loose robe draped

over the shoulders, the borders and

head band encrusted with coloured

stones, wood plinth

133cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Shwebo, Sagaing Division,

Burma

$1,200–1,800

61

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62

A red lacquered carved wood

figure of Buddha, Burma


standing on a circular lotus base, the

arms lowered and hands clasping the

pleated folds of the loose robe draped

over the shoulders, the borders

encrusted with small coloured stones

138cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Upper Burma

$1,200–1,800

62

32

63

A bronze figure of Buddha,

Burma

standing on a lotus base with hands

held to the sides, wearing robes falling

in heavy folds and flaring to either side

130cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired from Wuntho,

Sagaing Division

$1,500–2,500

63

33

64

A bronze figure of the crowned

Buddha, Burma

standing on a circular base, with

both hands raised in abhaya mudra,

wearing elaborate jewellery around the

chest and waist and a high crown

150cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Pekon,

Southern Shan State

$2,000–3,000

64

34

65

A bronze seated figure of

Buddha, Burma

in bhumisparsha mudra on a stepped

throne, facing forward with downward

gaze and long pendulous ears, scantily

clad in a diaphenous robe

86cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired from Mong Pun,

Southern Shan State, Burma

$1,500–1,800

65

35

66

A bronze figure of Buddha,

Burma

seated in bhumisparsha mudra on

a double lotus base, the robe falling

in folds over the left shoulder, with

downward gaze and long pendulous

ears

95cm high

PROVENANCE

Acquired from Mong Pun,

Southern Shan State, Burma

$1,500–2,000

66

36

67

A pair of gilt bronze figures

of Buddhist lions

20th century

each standing on their hind legs above

a drum-form base, clasping the trailing

ribbons of a brocade ball and with a

cub to either side

30cm high

$600–800

68

A bronze figure of a Bodhisattva

20th century

seated in rajalitasana on a high square

section throne, wearing a dhoti,

jewellery and a five leaf diadem, the

reverse inscribed and dated Yongle,

1422, traces of red and gilt lacquer

25.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Rob Michiels Auctions, Bruges,

Belgium, 3rd July 2024, lot 707


New South Wales

$1,000–1,500

67

37

69

A gilt bronze figure of Buddha

Qing dynasty

seated on a double lotus throne

with hands held in vitarka mudra,

wearing a loose robe with incised

borders, leaving the right shoulder

bare, the face with downward gaze

and benign smile, box

24cm high

$1,000–1,500

70

A 13th century-style bronze

Kadampa Stupa, Tibet

20th century

the bell shape stupa with a row of

double lotus petals along the base,

a stepped harmika, and conical

arrangement of thirteen bhumis

surrounding the central axis below an

elaborate finial

39 cm high

PROVENANCE

Abington Auction Gallery,

Fort Lauderdale, Florida,

22nd January 2021


New South Wales

$600–800

69

38

71

71

Two silver model boats, Indonesian

1970s

exquisite filigree worked to the hull

and sails, fine silver wire rigging, set

on a rippled blue fabric replicating

waves, housed in black framed

glass showcases

29.5cm high, 35cm wide, 10cm deep


$800–1,000

72

A pair of monumental carved

granite columns, possibly Indian

18th century or later

the four shaped square section columns

and four arched sections carved in relief

with figures and motifs

each main section approximately 173cm

long, each plinth/capital approximately

32cm high

$4,000–6,000

73

73

A white jade rectangular plaque

late Qing dynasty

one side carved with a man and

Buddhist lion in low relief, the reverse

with a cartouche of seal characters

5.5cm long

$500–700

39

74

A jade carving of a sampan

Qing dynasty, 17th century

or earlier

with a figure seated on a platform

above others working on the deck

and a dog lying on the prow above the

crested waves, the pale stone with

areas of russet suffusions, box

10cm long

$2,000–3,000

75

A boxed set of eight

soapstone seals

20th century

one of irregular form carved with bats,

the others of rectangular section

and two surmounted by Buddhist

lions, various inscriptions and seal

characters, fitted wood box

the tallest 8cm high

$700–900

76

A large carved hardwood

buffalo group

early 20th century

the animal recumbent with its

head turned to the side, with two

boys seated on its back, the eyes

and teeth inset with glass and

hardstone, openwork fitted wood

base carved to simulate branches

the buffalo 38cm long,

the stand 44cm long

$600–800

74

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77

A carved bamboo brush pot

Qing Dynasty

decorated in high relief with a pair

of cranes and the Three Friends,

pine, prunus and bamboo, and with

tree shrews climbing amongst the

branches and pine needles

16cm high

$800–1,200

78

A cloisonné enamel censer

Jingtai mark, late Qing dynasty

of bombe form, the sides decorated

with a continuous frieze of four horses

leaping among crested waves above a

band of lappets enclosing a medallion

of Mandarin ducks on the base, gilt

rope twist handles and tripod feet,

carved wood cover

14.5cm diameter

$900–1,200

77

78

41

79

A large pair of painted

grey pottery figures of

female attendants

Han dynasty

each figure kneeling with head slightly

inclined forward, the features well

defined, their long black hair tied at

the back, their arms held to the side

with both hands clenched and resting

on their lap, wearing a long red robe

with a black belt at the waist

64cm high

This lot is sold with an Oxford

thermoluminescence test Sample No

C122k91, dating the figure to between

1500 and 2400 years ago

PROVENANCE

Apologue Antiques, Melbourne

$3,000–5,000

80

A Chinese polychrome jardinière

20th century

the straight slightly flared sides

painted in brightly coloured enamels

with Mandarin ducks swimming in a

lotus pool, Daoguang seal mark

31cm high

$1,200–1,500

79

42

81

A large Japanese Imari vase

late Meiji period

of tapering shouldered form, painted

with shaped panels of birds and

flowers on the floral scroll ground

between underglaze blue ground

borders, wood stand

57cm high

PROVENANCE

Sotheby's Melbourne, 15 March 2012,

lot 561

$1,000–1,200

82

A pair of Japanese Imari

fluted dishes

19th century

each decorated with floral motifs and

mons on the radiating petal-shaped

panels around different central

medallions, sprig mark

24.5cm diameter

$400–600

83

A large Satsuma

earthenware vase

Meiji period

the tall tapering body decorated in

various coloured enamels and gilt

with panels of song birds among

bamboo and flowering plants, and

an eagle alighting on a flowering

magnolia tree, surmounted by raised

gilt dragons and flowerheads reserved

on a brocaded ground

51cm high

PROVENANCE

Sotheby's Melbourne, 15 May 2013,

lot 565

$500–700

84

A pair of blue and white

Swatow dishes

late Ming dynasty

each painted with a pair of confronted

phoenix among flowering plants in a

central medallion within a vignette and

cell diaper border, labels to the bases

nos. 06790 and 34031

27cm and 27.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Recovered from a shipwreck off

the coast of Binh Thuan, Vietnam in

2001. The Binh Thuan Shipwreck was

carrying Chinese goods from China to

Johore for the Dutch which sank off

the south of Vietnam in 1608.


Melbourne

This lot is sold with two Christie's

Certificates of Authenticity and

Christie's catalogues of the

Melbourne sale.

For similar dishes, see Christie's,

Melbourne, The Binh Thuan

Shipwreck, 1 and 2 March, 2004,

lots 54–89

$500–800

85

A Ming-style blue and white jar

painted with a continuous scene of

boys dancing and playing in a garden

setting between formal borders

12cm high

$1,000–1,200

81

43

86

An inscribed landscape vase

20th century

painted with a lakeside scene,

a black inscription on the reverse

44 cm high

$600–800

87

A famille rose vase

Qianlong seal mark

painted in bright enamels with a

gathering of sages and attendants,

some seated drinking tea beside

a pine tree in a continuous garden

setting, the tall flared neck with

formal grisaille and iron-red

borders below the mouth and with

three seals on the shoulders

40cm high

$1,000–1,500

88

A pair of famille rose wine cups

Daoguang seal marks,

20th century

each with steep sides painted on the

exterior with flowering plants, stands

and fitted box

6cm diameter

$600–800

89

A set of twelve Nanking cargo

blue and white plates

18th century

each decorated with a lakeside

pavilion in a central medallion, with

Christie's inventory labels to the

reverse, from the vessel sunk in 1772,

salvaged 1985

23cm diameter

$600–800

86

44

90

A Chinese four-panel

coromandel screen

20th century

decorated with figures variously

occupied in garden pavilions, the

reverse with birds and flowering plants

183cm high, each panel 40cm wide

$600–800

90

45

91

A Chinese gilded black lacquer

salon cabinet on a later stand

first half 19th century

the two doors gilt with figures among

garden pavilions, set with metal

mounts and lock plates, made for the

European market

79cm high, 92cm wide, 47.5cm deep

$1,000–1,500

91

46

92

A Chinese six-panel hardstone

inlaid and painted black lacquer

screen

20th century

decorated with maidens dancing and

playing musical instruments in garden

settings above a frieze of precious

objects, the reverse painted with birds

and flowering plants

each panel 183cm high, 47cm wide,

250cm wide, fully extended

$700–900

93

A pair of Chinese carved elm

cabinets with hat box extensions


the two pairs of doors set with

metal lock plates, locks and hinges,

the cabinet interior with a shelf

containing two drawers, above a lower

compartment with two fitted covers

234cm high, 109.5cm wide, 47cm deep

$1,000–2,000

47

92

48

94

A German silver flatware service

for eight place settings plus

extras, and a similar soup ladle,

post 1886

comprising sixteen table forks,

one set of eight monogrammed,

the other plain, twelve entree

forks, eleven similar forks, eight

soup or table spoons, twelve

teaspoons, a serving spoon and a

ladle, all elements hallmarked

ladle 33cm, serving spoon 26cm,

tablespoons 21cm


$2,400–3,000

95

A set of twelve Continental silver

finger bowls, 19th/20th century

lobed with barbed ribbed edges,

marked .800 with fleur-de-lis

and star form cipher



$1,200–1,500

94

49

96

An impressive German Loth 13

.812 silver candelabrum, mark

of Hossatler Berlin, possibly

18th century

a well cast serpentine stem with floral

and figural embellishments to a lavish

scroll and shelle tripod base, marks to

foot and to scroll decoration on base,

with electrical conversion to a lamp

candelabrum 59cm high,

with electrical fitting 86cm high,

total weight 4100gms

$2,600–3,200

96 (Detail)

96 (Detail)

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97

97

A sterling silver teapot and milk

jug, Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater

and other, London 1901 and 1902

heavy gauge and profusely

embossed baluster teapot and jug,

hallmarked to upper bodies

1705gms total weight

19.5cm high

$1,500–1,700

98

98

Two Victorian sterling silver

mounted claret jugs, Horace

Woodward & Co., Birmingham

1877 and Sheffield 1885

hallmarks to collars, maker's

marks to Sheffield jug rubbed

28cm and 26.5cm high

$700–900

51

99

A mixed collection of Scottish

and English sterling silver

flatware, various dates and

makers

in King's pattern and variants

comprising main knives and forks,

entrée knives, dessert spoons and

teaspoons

2330gms silver weight without steel

blade knives

3130gms total weight, including knives

with sterling handles and stainless

steel blades

$2,500–3,000

100

A group of assorted sterling

silver fiddle and thread spoons,

including a set of eight Victorian

London made tablespoons,

various dates and makers


$650–850

101

A large assorted collection of

mostly .800 and .875 silver,

including German, Austrian,

Latvian, various dates and

makers


$1,000–1,100

102

A group of Georg Jensen

silver gilt annual floral spoons,

various dates, plus two other

silver spoons by Michelsen of

Copenhagen

dated 1971, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1986, 1987,

1988, 1990, 1991, a 1997 enamelled

spoon, and a commemorative spoon,

all hallmarked

510gms total weight

$600–800

103

Two English sterling silver

sets of fish knives and

forks, Birmingham 1883

and Sheffield 1923

the later set presented in a silk and

velvet lined mahogany canteen


$600–800

99

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104

104

A sterling silver salver, Hunt and

Roskell Ltd., London 1911

the pie crust salver punctuated with

shell motifs and raised on scroll and

shell feet, hallmarks and retailer

marks also for Hunt & Roskell

late Storr & Mortimer

underside



$700–900

105

A pair of Victoria pattern basting

spoons, Joseph & Albert Savory,

London 1847, and a pair of

Queen's pattern tablespoons,

John West, London 1858

heavy gauge with fancy back feature,

hallmarked to each element

30cm and 22.5cm long

550gms, silver weight

$600–800

105

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106

An Edwardian sterling silver

three section food warmer,

Henry Stratford Ltd., Sheffield

1905

with a delicately engraved domed roll

top, two sterling liners, pierced and

solid, and raised on pilaster style legs,

crisply hallmarked throughout



107

Two sterling silver trophy cups,

Cooper Bros. & Sons, Sheffield,

1938 and William Hutton & Sons,

Birmingham 1918

21cm and 14cm high


$600–800

PROVENANCE

Collection of Beverley Sutherland

Smith OAM

$1,800–2,500

106

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108

A four piece Chinese Art Deco

.900 silver tea service, Tack Hing

of Hong Kong, early 20th century

of octagonal profile with high set

bracket handles, comprising a hot

water pot, teapot, covered sugar basin

and creamer, engraved to panels

and lids with bamboo on a textured

ground, marks to bases


hot water pot, 23cm high,

22.5cm wide, 10cm deep

milk jug 8.5cm high, 16.5cm wide,

8.5cm deep

$1,800–2,200

109

An American sterling silver

cutlery service for twelve place

settings by Shreve & Co., San

Francisco, circa 1930

comprising twelve dinner knives,

twelve entrée knives, twelve butter

knives, twelve dinner forks, twelve

medium forks, twelve entrèe forks,

twelve soup spoons, twelve small

dessert spoons, six tablespoons, six

coffee spoons, a pair of sugar tongs

and a three piece carving set, felt

wrapped

silver weight excluding knives and

carving set 3035gms

total weight including knives and

carving set 5642gms

$4,000–5,000

110

A suite of eighteen sterling

silver Old English dinner forks,

C W Fletcher & Son Ltd (Charles

William Fletcher) Sheffield 1902

hallmarked to all

20.5cm


$1,200–1,400

111

A collection of George II and

later Old English and Hanoverian

sterling silver table and dessert

spoons, various makers, mostly

London 18th/20th century

hallmarked to all

approximately 20.50cm and 17.5cm


$800–1,000

108

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112

A sterling silver hot water

or coffee pot, Ellis & Co.,

Birmingham 1935

with an ebonised wood handle,

crisply hallmarked to base

23cm high

700gms total weight

$600–800

113

A mixed group of English sterling

silver fiddle pattern forks,


all items hallmarked


$900–1,100

114

A suite of thirteen steel blade

and sterling silver dinner

knives and eleven matching

entrée knives, William Yates,

Sheffield 1978

hallmarked to all

24cm and 21cm


$800–1,000

112

56

115

A suite of fifty one St Louis

gold 'Thistle' stemware, pattern

introduced 1913, but later

comprising eleven champagne

coupes, eleven wine glasses, eleven

cocktail tumblers, eight sherry glasses

and ten petite aperitif glasses, running

floral borders against a frosted

ground, faceted stems

$1,400–1,600

116

GUILIANO TOSI (B.1950, ITALY)

A large modern multi-coloured

sommerso glass vase, 2006

heavy gauge freeform rectangular

vase, with dedication by and engraved

signature of Guiliano Toso to base


$600–800

117

A suite of twenty four modern

Waterford glasses, designed by

John Rocha

comprising six each of champagne

flutes, red and white wine glasses,

whiskey tumblers, stencil mark of

designer and Waterford to each

element

26cm high, champagne flutes,

11.5cm high tumblers

$600–800

115

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118

118

A set of six Lalique 'Angel' wine

glasses, introduced after 1948,

late 20th/21st century

tulip shaped bowls etched with a pair

of wings, the moulded stem featuring

the frosted smiling angel's head,

engraved mark of Lalique France

20.5 cm high

$900–1,000

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119 (Detail)

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119

DIMITRI CHIPARUS (1886-1947)

Les amis de toujours

sculpture in ivory and bronze on a

shaped brown onyx base, signed

'Chiparus' to base of bronze, with

three subtle foundry stamps and

individual model number


$20,000–30,000 ♦

119

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120

PAUL PHILIPPE (1870-1930)

Russian dancer

in ivory and bronze, raised upon a

green waisted onyx base

inscribed to the base P. Phillippe

43cm high

$4,000–6,000 ♦

121

An impressive Art Deco style

marble statue of an exotic

dancer

in two tone marble and raised on a

small plinth

191cm high, 106cm wide from hand to

raised foot, depth of base 35.5cm

$1,500–3,000

122

EMILE LOUIS PICAULT

(1833-1915)

'La Pensée' circa 1900

a bronze winged figure raised on an

open book to a rouge marble base,

incised mark, E.PICAULT., and title

plate to base

68cm high

$800–1,200

120

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123

CLAIRE-JEANNE ROBERTE COLINET (1880-1950)

Theban Dancer, circa 1920

gilt bronze and ivory on a marble base

inscribed to marble base:

Cl JR Colinet and stamped to base of figure: 60 J

26cm high, 30.5cm wide, 10.5cm deep

PROVENANCE

Private Collection, Melbourne

Private Collection, Palm Beach, Sydney

Thence by descent

NOTE

For a similar example see Christie's, London, 20th Century

Decorative Art & Design, 1 May 2013, lot 52, sold for 25,000 GBP

$18,000–25,000 ♦

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124

A cast bronze hunting whippet

with hare, after Jules Moigniez,

French, late 19th century

naturalistically cast alert dog raised

on an integral base, with a rich golden

brown patina, with foundry mark

PERDUE DELORGE and signed J

Moigniez

18cm high

$800–1,000

125

A fine pair of French

Neoclassical Grand Tour bronze

urns, 19th century

the bodies decorated with a

continuous frieze of allegorical figures,

raised on gilt bronze pedestals to

bronze mounted antico rosso and

black marble bases

50cm high, 20cm square bases

$1,600–2,000

127

An impressive Louis XV style

inlaid kingwood commode

of serpentine profile with marble

surface, twin cupboards inlaid with

baskets of flowers upon a parquetry

ground, gilt bronze trims throughout,

with key

107.5cm high, 151.5cm wide,

58.5cm deep

$2,500–4,000

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AFTER MATHURIN MOREAU

(FRENCH 1822-1912)

'Allegory of Spring'

a terracotta figure of a seated maiden,

signed indistinctly 'Moreau' to base

90cm high

$600–800

128

ROBERT ASHTON

Tibor 1995

hand painted nine drawer chest

signed and dated lower left, bottom

drawer: ROBERT ASHTON 1995

inscribed lower right: TIBOR 1995


$600–900

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AFTER LOUIS-ERNEST

BARRIAS (1841-1905)

'Nature Revealing Herself Before

Science'

a bronze figure of a semi-draped

maiden, base signed BARRIAS KT

73 cm high, 26.5 cm wide, 18cm deep

$3,000–5,000

130

A pair of Louis XV style bronze

mounted urns

each of campana form with scrolling

acanthus leaf handles and foot

50cm high, approx

$800–1,200

131

A Rococo Revival silver mounted

glass cornucopia urn

of typical form the faceted blue

glass horn profusely decorated

with mythical beasts and masks

surmounted by a rearing horse finial

50cm high

$600–800

132

A George IV fall front mahogany

secretaire bookcase, first half

19th century

with astragal glazing, three graduated

long drawers and raised on bracket

feet


$600–800

133

A pair of leather armchairs

in mottled caramel and brown leather

on tapering square section legs

$600–800

134

An impressive four panel stained

glass entry door

comprising a door, two side panels

and a light panel

the largest (door) panel 264cm high,

124cm wide

top panel 53cm high, 295cm wide

side panels 264cm high, 88cm wide

$1,000–1,500

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135

A French verdure wool tapestry,

18th century

a lush wooded landscape in muted

tones enclosed by a later border


$2,400–3,000

136

A cedar supper table, Australian,

circa 1850

of circular form, with a solid flame

cedar top, raised on a hexagonal form

standard and concave platform base

with squat bun feet


$600–800

137

A set of four Louis XV style

giltwood salon chairs

comprising two dining chairs and

two carvers, in wheaten jacquard

upholstery

dining chairs 96cm high,

46cm seat height

carver chairs 100cm high

$700–1,000

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138

A Neoclassical decorated

porcelain vase, originally

designed by Ernst August

Leuteritz, Meissen, 19th century

the white urn vase decorated with

fruits and bifurcated scrolling snake

handles, with moulded lappets to

the lower register above a moulded

waisted base and foot, underglaze

blue Meissen mark and numerals .29,

indistinct incised mark

59cm high

$1,500–2,000

139

A small collection of five

Royal Worcester hand

painted porcelain wares,

including two Australian

wildflower series vases,

various dates and decorators

three vases, a dish, and a small

plate, comprising a rose decorated

bottle vase and a globular wattle

flower vase both by R. Austin, and

a flowering gum pedestal vase

decorated by R. Lane, backstamps

to all items, including puce marks for

Australian Wildflower series, Thos.

Webb & Sons, Melbourne rose vase

24cm high

$600–800

138

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140

A Flora Danica serving dish

with botanical specimen,

Rosa caralica Fr., 1935/6

the shaped dish with gilt moulded

border and centred with a polychrome

sprig, botanical specimen described

to base and also numbered 20/3564,

green stamp with date cipher and

wavy blue lines

24cm square

PROVENANCE


Smith OAM

$800–1,000

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141

Two Doulton Lambeth wares, a

jug and vase by Hannah Barlow,

early 20th century

both with glazed floral collars

and incised decoration to bodies,

impressed Doulton Lambeth marks

and maker's ciphers to base

both 20cm high

$600–800

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142

A finely hand painted antique gilt

metal mounted Limoges tea tray,

19th/early 20th century

the shaped tray with a well cast Louis

XVI style pierced gallery, the tray

decorated with swags and posies

enclosing a floral cartouche, painted

marks to base, and numbered possibly

1032


PROVENANCE


Smith OAM

$800–1,200

143

A KPM porcelain plaque, 'Storm

on the Chiemsee', after the

original painting by Karl Raupp,

19th/20th century

oil on porcelain, sealed to the reverse

with wood panel

22cm x 18cm, framed

NOTE

The original oil painting, 'Storm on

the Chiemsee' by German artist Karl

Raupp (German, 1837-1918) was

painted in 1883 and sold at 'The House

Sale', 2013, Christie's, London 2003.

This popular image was variously

reproduced in the 19th century as an

etching or photogravure

$2,500–3,000

144

A pair of Rococo style covered

earthenware urn vases, 1830s

profusely flower encrusted arsenic

green vases featuring cartouches

enclosing painted imaginary Classical

landscape scenes and bouquets

of flowers, with gilded goat horn

allegorical maskheads, raised on a

socle to a square base, unmarked but

in the manner of Rockingham

46cm high

$600–800

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145

The Three Graces, an antique

carved marble figural lamp

with etched urn form shade on

pedestal

lamp 63cm high

marble pedestal 114cm high

$1,200–1,500

146

A large giltwood over mantel

mirror

the rectangular plate within a gadroon

edge and carved patera surround


$600–900

147

A Louis XV style oak breakfront

sideboard

with fielded panels, floral carved

details and brass hardware


$1,200–1,800

148

A Louis XVI style marble top

giltwood centre table

the square rouge marble top above

an ornate pierced and carved frieze,

raised on fluted tapering supports

united by concave stretchers


$1,000–1,200

149

A Louis XVI style painted canapé

upholstered in apricot sprig fabric


PROVENANCE

The Brownlow Interior Design

Collection

$600–900

150

A gilt bronze mounted boulle

display cabinet, circa 1860

with two long glazed cupboards and

velvet lined shelves, brass strap-work

inlaid borders on red tortoiseshell

ground, with gilt bronze trims and

pendent decorations


$1,500–3,000

145

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A French figural spelter

and marble clock garniture,

'Nebuleuse' by Bruchon,

late 19th century

the figure atop of black marble

base set with an Arabic enamel dial,

nameplate to base, two matching

multi-branch candelabra

figure 78cm high, base 28.5cm square

sidepieces 70.5cm high

$1,000–1,500

152

A Louis XVI style gilt bronze

mounted marble top chinoiserie

cabinet

of serpentine profile with painted

and raised gilt Chinese scenes

on a black ground, hipped edges

decorated with gilt bronze mounts,

single oak shelves to the upper and

lower compartments, gilt bronze

mounts throughout, with key


$2,000–3,000

153

A Josef Hoffmann 'Armloffel'

chair for Wittmann, Austrian,

circa 1980s

black ebonised oak with velvet button

upholstered seat, makers plaque to

underside

96cm high, 66cm wide, 52cm deep,

seat height 44cm

PROVENANCE

The John Henry Collection, Melbourne

$600–800

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154

JOSEF LORENZL

(AUSTRIAN 1892-1950)

A dancer, circa 1930

in bronze and ivory posed upon

a green onyx base, impressed

LORENZL to edge of base

31cm high

$800–1,200 ♦

155

A large circular marble top

table with an ornate cast iron

base


$600–800

154

156

A silvered bronze hood

ornament, 'Eos, Herald of Dawn',

Josephine Sykes 1927

signed and dated to tail of dress,

J Sykes, 20.2.27, mounted on a

wooden display stand

19.5cm high, model

27.5cm high, with stand

PROVENANCE

Private collection

Thence by descent

$2,200–2,600

156

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157

A Lalique 'Meandres' vase,

Model No. 10-876, introduced

circa 1934

heavy gauge and deeply etched

with rough finished black stained

concentric waves, faint stencil mark of

R. Lalique to base


$900–1,400

158

A Lalique 'Nemours' bowl, model

No. 404, introduced circa 1929

the bowl profusely decorated with

radiating borders of black centred

flower heads, faint Lalique France

stencil mark to base


$800–1,000

157

158

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159

160

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159

An opalescent Lalique 'Bulbes'

bowl, Model No. 3300,

introduced circa 1935

tear drop shapes enclosed by repeat

hour glass scalloped borders, faint

Lalique France stencil mark to centre

of bowl

8.4cm high, 20cm diameter

$600–800

160

A Lalique 'Epernay' wine cooler,

Model No. 3703, introduced

1938, and two novelty Lalique

swizzle sticks

the textured cooler with four grape

leaf embellished long lug handles,

engraved mark of Lalique France to

base; the novelty swan swizzle sticks

from the Lalique Hotel, Hong Kong

18.5cm high, 18cm diameter cooler

edge, 22cm diameter with handles

$700–900

161

A Lalique 'Libuelle Petite' hood

ornament, model 1144, designed

circa 1928

script signature, R. Lalique France

to edge of base, also in relief to wing

LALIQUE

6cm high, 16cm long

$2,200–2,600

162

A trio of Lalique crystal animal

figures, a toad, an elephant and

a bison

each with etched script signature,

Lalique France with copyright symbol,

bison with Lalique clear decal

elephant 15.5cm high, 14.5cm wide,

9.5cm deep

bison 10cm high, 12.5cm wide,

4cm deep

toad 8cm high, 10cm wide, 11cm

$900–1,200

161

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163

A reproduction screenprint on

hessian of a 16th century French

tapestry, editions D'art De

Rambouillet, made in France

depicting a hunting scene with falcons

219 x 255cm, approximately

$1,200–1,600

164

A Biedermeier Revival sofa

the showframe with a shaped crest,

rolled arms and cabriole style short

legs, with a striped modern upholstery

width of back 208cm

$600–800

165

A Biedermeier Revival table,

1902

with a striking veneer surface and

deep cross banded tiled border,

cabriole legs and cross stretcher base


$600–800

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166

A pair of Flemish carved walnut

allegorical figures, 17th century

in contrapposto stance, one carrying a

cornucopia, the other holding a sword,

raised on paterae decorated bases

67cm high

$600–800

167

A Northern European or Castilian

ecclesiastical sculpture,

Pieta, in polychrome wood,

probably 17th century

in muted colours with gold

enrichments on gesso, engraved

to the flat undecorated back,

'Ex Voto 1680'


$1,000–1,500

166

167

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168

A pair of Charles X rouge marble

and bronze tazze, French,

early 19th century

with flaring bronze mounted bowls

supported on three seated sphinxes to

stepped triangular bases,


$1,200–1,800

169

Fine antique Persian Kashan

carpet, early 20th century

with ellipse medallion upon a profusely

floral field, with pink and burgundy

rose flowerheads, and enclosed by

multiple borders

3 metres x 4 metres approximately

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Isfahan and brought to

Australia in 1939

Thence by descent

$2,000–3,500

170

A natural-dye Persian wool

Navahand rug, Hamadan

province

with a central geometric medallion

within a field of flora, birds and urns

issuing foliage, enclosed by a rosette

border

292 x 157cm

$700–1,000

171

A nomadic Persian Qashqai

wool rug

featuring diamond shape medallions

with amulets, peacocks and flora on a

crimson field, the main border of star

shape designs, flower heads to the

minor borders

330 x 160cm

$800–1,200

172

A large Persian pattern rug

with a floral field in tones of cream and

gold on a black ground

496 x 298cm

$600–800

173

A Persian Isfahan wool rug

with a bold medallion set again

diagonal rows of stylised floral sprays

on a blue field, enclosed by a border of

floral sprays and cypress trees

440 x 300cm

$1,800–2,200

174

A Persian tribal Yallameh rug,

Isfahan province

in indigo, cornflower blue, terracotta

and cream, the garden design panels

with medallions, floral, tree of life

and bird patterns, the main border

featuring repeat peacock forms

305 x 210cm

$2,400–3,200

168

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169

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175

175

A contemporary Chinese

Tientsin wool floral carpet

with bold flowers and foliage upon a

black field

250cm square

$600–800

176

A Persian Sarouq wool runner

with allover floral bouquets and sprays

upon a peach toned field, a running

tendril border

330 x 85cm

$800–1,200

177

A pictorial Persian Kashan

wool rug

featuring a rural village landscape

scene with gazelles and birds,

hand-knotted wool pile signed by

Shadsar

224 x 140cm

$2,800–3,200

178

A Persian Kashan rug, north

Isfahan province

an elongated chandelier medallion

in blue and cream colours on a ruby

field of shah abassi palmettes, flower

sprays and flowerheads, the main

border of palmette and saz leaf design

405 x 301cm

$1,500–2,000

179

A central Persian Mahallat rug

in black, amaranth, cornflower blue

and cream with chandelier medallion

and quartered corner medallions in

a field of rambling palmettes, flower

heads and tendrils, a floral wreath

main border

417 x 305cm

$1,500–2,000

180

A Persian tribal wool runner,

Hamadan province

in red, green, blue and cream colours

featuring all over herati mahi motifs

enclosed by a flower head border

400 x 81cm

$1,200–1,500

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181

A pair of Venetian mirrors

with elaborate crests and decorations

throughout

131 x 60cm

$1,000–1,500

182

A Pair of Postmodern 'MG4'

lounge chairs designed by

Michael Graves, circa 1980s

with rose patterned upholstery

$600–800

183

A Victorian ebonised walnut and

birdseye maple vitrine

the carved and stepped cornice

above a single glazed door enclosing

shelves flanked by turned columns

with a long frieze drawer to the

base, raised on squat bun feet


$600–800

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184

A large green and orange

floral tole chandelier, French,

mid 20th century

with foliage and lily flower heads


$800–1,200

185

An pair of antique Flemish

walnut barley twist armchairs

with carved caryatid type supports

and barley twist stretchers,

upholstered in gold embroidered

green velvet

$700–900

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185

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186

186

VASILIS GERMENIS

(GREEK, 1896-1966)

Windmill in Mykonos

oil on canvas on composition board

signed lower left

51 x 62.5cm

PROVENANCE

Private collection, Melbourne

$2,000–3,000

187

A Napoleon III Pietra Dura inlaid

bronze mounted side cabinet,

circa 1870


$1,200–1,500

187

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188

188

ARTIST UNKNOWN

Dutch Still life with urn (pair)

oil on canvas

198 x 150cm

$3,000–5,000

189

EUROPEAN SCHOOL

Twilight Landscape

oil on canvas

20 x 43.5cm

PROVENANCE


$800–1,200

190

ENGLISH SCHOOL

Gentleman in Top Hat 1857

watercolour

15.5 x 10cm

PROVENANCE


$600–1,000

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191

ENGLISH SCHOOL

(19TH CENTURY)

The Catch, c.1870

oil on canvas

25.4 x 34.5cm

PROVENANCE

Private collection NSW

Thence by descent

Private collection Melbourne

$600–800

192

Two Victorian carved cork

pictures, 19th century

depicting Windsor Castle, and

Schwetzingen Palace, Heidelberg

Germany

17.5 x 22cm and 16.5cm x 20.5cm

$600–800

193

A Louis XV style marble top

tulipwood and kingwood bombe

commode

the serpentine marble top above two

drawers and hipped edges trimmed

with gilt bronze mounts


$800–1,200

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194

A large ebonised and glazed

bespoke display case


$1,200–1,500

195

A French Provincial style

fruitwood armoire, modern era

the long shaped doors with relief

carved details below a similarly carved

crest, with key


$1,000–1,200

194

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196

A cameo glass mushroom lamp

by Schneider, 1920s

in pink and frosted white colours

overlaid with aubergine star burst

designs to the shade and tapering

stem, housed in a bronze mount, with

petite barber's pole cane cipher to

foot, with electric fittings, blue, white

and red glass cane


$1,200–1,500

197

An Art Deco wrought iron

console table, 1930s

with marble surface above a deep

frieze of elaborate scrolling form,

raised on twin cabriole legs


198

An antique Westphalian

hardwood and forged iron safe,

16th century

with strapwork and studding,

original locking mechanisms

and original key

170cm high, 72.5cm wide,

50cm deep

PROVENANCE

Sotheby's 2009

$8,000–12,000

199

A Rococo Revival carved console

table by Theodore Alexander


$1,000–1,500

PROVENANCE

Acquired Graham Geddes Antiques

$1,200–1,500

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197

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Jewellery & Watches

200

200

A pair of diamond hoop earrings

each circular hinged hoop channel

set with baguette and round

brilliant cut diamonds, 18ct white

gold, total diamond weight 4.24cts,

total weight 4.2gms

$2,200–3,200

201

A pair of Tahitian pearl and

diamond pendant earrings

each pearl of silver, green and grey

hues measuring 13.0mm suspended

from a long curved pave diamond set

panel totalling 0.44cts, hook fittings,

18ct white gold, total length 22mm

$2,200–3,200

203

A cultured pearl

and diamond necklace

the eighty one cream cultured

pearls measuring 8.7mm knotted

to a diamond clasp set with a round

brilliant cut diamond of 0.61cts

offset by diamond set leaves

totalling 0.36cts, 14ct white gold,

total length 820mm

$900–1,200

202

A strand of cultured pearls with

an emerald and diamond clasp

the forty three baroque cultured pearls

of cream and pink hues measuring

7.0-8.5mm finished with an 18ct gold

clasp set with an emerald cut emerald

of 2.62cts surrounded by eighteen

round brilliant cut diamonds totalling

0.72cts, total length 390mm

$2,800–3,800

201

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204

204

A diamond and Tahitian

pearl necklace

comprising forty four circlets set

with round brilliant cut diamonds,

suspending six Tahitian pearls

of various hues measuring 14.2

x 14.8mm with diamond set

caps and interspersed with

five diamond set crosses, total

diamond weight 14.75cts, 18ct

white gold, total weight 92.3gms,

total length 450mm

$13,000–16,000

205

A South Sea pearl

and diamond ring

the cross over design ring set with a

green grey Tahitian pearl of 11.0mm

and a white South Sea pearl of 11.3mm

having round brilliant cut diamond

set to the shoulders totalling 0.80cts,

18ct white gold, total weight 12.7gms

$1,600–2,200

205

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207

208

206

206

A large emerald and diamond

cluster ring

the octagonal step cut emerald

weighing 18.53cts, GIA certified,

highlighted by round brilliant and

single cut diamonds to the surround

and gallery with small round emeralds

also set to the gallery, 18ct white gold,

15.7gms

$9,500–12,500

207

Holloway Diamonds five stone

diamond ring

comprising five round brilliant ideal

cut diamonds individually claw set


4.5gms

$2,000–2,500

208

A pair of solitaire diamond studs

each old European cut diamond

weighing 0.95cts millegrain set to

pierced illusion frames, 18ct white

gold, total weight 2.5gms

$11,000–14,000

209

A diamond bangle

oval hinged form, set with a round

brilliant cut diamond of 1.45cts raised

in four claws above channel set round

brilliant cut diamonds in a double row

to the top and a single row to the lower

half, 18ct gold, total diamond weight

3.45cts, 12.5gms

$3,200–4,200

209

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210

210

Cerrado diamond and

emerald pendant necklace

the Italian chandelier style pendant

set with thirteen articulated oval cut

emeralds totalling 3.90cts in diamond

circlets to a diamond set trace

chain, total diamond weight 1.65cts,

18ct white gold, signed, 18.7gms,

total length 440mm

$2,200–2,800

211

An emerald and diamond

cluster cocktail ring

centrally set with a cushion cut

emerald weighing 5.00cts above a

floral cluster setting of round brilliant

cut diamonds weighing 3.00cts, in

18ct white gold, 16.1gms

$3,400–4,400

211

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214

212

213

212

An antique gold signet ring

the octagonal plaque finely engraved

with an allegorical scene to a triple

split band, 18ct gold, 8.85gms

$800–1,000

213

A solitaire diamond ring

centrally set with a princess cut

diamond of 1.00ct bezel set above a

triple row of princess cut diamonds to

the shoulders totalling 1.80cts, 18ct


$3,400–4,400

214

An Italian amethyst, garnet and

diamond ring

the sculptural foliate ring centrally set

with an oval cut amethyst of 9.95cts

offset with round brilliant citrine,

garnet, amethyst and diamond detail,

all in 18ct white and yellow gold,

15.0gms

$1,500–2,000

215

Carrera y Carrera gold

cuff bangle

the wide cuff bangle featuring in relief

parading elephants, 18ct gold, signed,

40.2gms, boxed

$8,500–10,500

215

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216

A gold necklace

the articulated gold necklace

crafted in 14ct gold, 48.9gms,

total length 460mm

$3,200–4,200

217

A pair of Italian blue topaz

earrings

the round chequerboard cut blue

topaz four claw set with hook fittings

in 18ct gold, 9.6gms

$600–800

218

A diamond dress ring

the triple row comprising a central line

of princess cut diamonds flanked by

borders of single cut diamonds, total

diamond weight 0.80cts, 18ct gold,

6.1gms

$700–900

219

A pair of Bohemian garnet drop

earrings

each tear shaped drop set with a

pear cut pyrope garnet surrounded

by two rows of round pyrope garnets,

suspended below a floral garnet

cluster surmount, all set in 9ct gold,

total weight 10.6gms

$800–1,000

216

220

A pair of Tahitian pearl

and gold earrings

each featuring a grey green Tahitian

pearl of 13.4mm with an 18ct gold

huggie surmount, boxed

$1,400–1,800

220

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221

222

221

A pair of pink sapphire

hoop earrings

of oval hinged form, comprising 346

round cut pink sapphires totalling

4.78cts, grain set in 18ct gold, 6.7gms

$1,000–1,500

222

A ruby and diamond cluster ring

the oval cut ruby of 2.08cts with

a round brilliant and baguette cut

diamond surround totalling 0.96cts,

18ct gold, 7.2gms

$1,800–2,400

223

A loose pink diamond

AIG certified natural fancy light pink

princess cut diamond weighing

0.05cts

$800–1,000

224


GIL certified radiant cut fancy purple

diamond weighing 0.13cts

$1,000–2,000

225


GIL certified oval cut natural fancy

pink diamond weighing 0.20cts

$1,300–1,800

226


GIL certified cushion cut natural

fancy orangy pink diamond weighing

0.09cts

$500–1,000

227


AIG certified cushion cut natural fancy

light pink diamond weighing 0.10cts

$400–600

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228

Argyle pink and white diamond

three stone ring by Kimberley

Fine Diamonds

centrally set with a princess cut

diamond of 1.01cts, offset with

two Argyle princess cut diamonds

totalling 0.45cts, colour 5PR, P2, with

original Argyle certificates and tender

documents, all bezel set in 18ct gold,

5.0gms

$20,000–25,000

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229

Calleija Argyle pink and white

diamond dress ring

of domed curved design, featuring a

central panel pave set with 58 round

brilliant cut Argyle pink diamonds

colour 6P, clarity SI, totalling 1.13cts,

offset by two panels of pave set with

40 round brilliant cut white diamonds,

18ct white gold, signed, 17.3gms

$16,000–20,000

229

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231

230

230

An amethyst, peridot

and diamond ring

centrally set with an oval cut amethyst

of 5.60cts offset with two trilliant cut

peridots and finished with a round

brilliant cut diamond border, all in 18ct


$1,000–1,500

231

An Italian floating diamond

and gem set ring

comprising a square cut amethyst

faceted with three floating diamonds

set below the table, surrounded by

diamond, peridot, sapphire and rubies,


$1,800–2,200

232

An antique Australian solitaire

diamond ring by Henry Newman

& Son

the old pear cut diamond bezel

weighing approximately 1.65cts, set

in a solid frame to a knife edge band,

18ct gold, 3.5gms, by Henry Newman

& Son, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne,

circa 1890

$3,600–4,600

233

An Italian gem set and gold line

bracelet

comprising round brilliant cut pale

synthetic blue spinel individually box

set, 18ct gold, total weight 11.0gms,

total length 195mm

$1,500–2,000

234

A diamond cluster ring

featuring a transitional cut diamond

surrounded by eight round brilliant cut

diamonds totalling 1.65cts, 14ct white

gold, 6.15gms

$1,200–1,600

235


the asscher cut diamond weighing

1.02cts, set in 18ct white and yellow

gold, 4.4gms.

$3,400–4,400

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236

An Italian diamond

and gem set necklace

featuring pear, oval and round brilliant

cut peridot, amethyst, pink tourmaline

and diamond set in a floral design

in 18ct white gold, total diamond

weight 4.00cts, total weight 79.8gms,

total length 410mm

$10,000–12,000

237

A three stone sapphire

and diamond ring

oval dark blue sapphire weighing

2.00cts, offset by two round brilliant

cut diamonds totalling 0.35cts,

individually bezel set, 18ct gold,

3.8gms

$1,000–1,500

238

A garnet and diamond

cluster ring

round cut pink purple grossular

garnet weighing 1.33cts surrounded

by sixteen old and rose cut diamonds,

18ct white gold and palladium, 6.7gms

$700–1,000

239

An antique three stone

diamond ring

the principal old cut diamond

of 0.60cts offset by two smaller

diamonds totalling 0.60cts, 18ct gold,

signed McBram, 2.6gms

$1,000–1,500

236

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242

241

240

240

A pair of gold and diamond

drop earrings

featuring five graduated snake chain

drops collet set with round brilliant

cut diamonds, suspended from a

geometric diamond set surmount,

total diamond weight 1.61cts, 18ct

white gold, total weight 11.5gms

$1,500–2,000

241

A three stone blue topaz

and diamond ring

emerald cut blue topaz of 4.5cts

offset by two baguette cut diamonds


5.7gms

$2,200–3,200

242

A pair of aquamarine earrings

each asscher cut aquamarine

weighing 1.60cts, 18ct white gold,

total weight 3.9gms

$800–1,000

243


the round brilliant cut diamond of

0.85cts coronet set in 18ct white gold,

3.6gms

$2,600–3,600

244


the round brilliant cut diamond of

0.85cts, claw set in 9ct white gold,

2.8gms

$2,600–3,600

245


the round brilliant cut diamond

weighing 2.20cts, raised in a finely

pierced frame set with old cut

diamonds, platinum, 4.7gms

$11,000–14,000

246

A sapphire and diamond ring

the oval sapphire of 2.76cts

horizontally tension set within a pave

set diamond frame and shank, total

diamond weight 0.60cts, 18ct white

gold, 8.7gms

$2,000–3,000

247

A tanzanite and diamond ring

the oval cut vivid tanzanite weighing

9.50cts above split diamond set

shoulders, all in 18ct white gold,

11.0gms

$3,000–4,000

248

A tanzanite solitaire ring

the princess cut vivid tanzanite

weighing 29.65cts, four claw set in

a heavy 18ct white gold frame, 21.5gms

$7,000–10,000

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244

243

245

246

248

247

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249

250

249

Kailis South Sea pearl necklace

the silver white South Sea pearl

measuring 12.5mm having a diamond

set bale, suspended from a fine

Italian trace chain, all crafted in

18ct gold, total weight 6.3gms,

total length 420mm, boxed

$1,400–1,800

250

A pair of Italian diamond

and sapphire hoop earrings

each circular hoop styled with rows

of polished blue sapphires beads and

interspaced with round brilliant cut



$3,200–4,200

253

An Italian diamond and gem set

pendant necklace

the oval cut blue topaz overlaid with

diamond pink and yellow sapphires

and tsavorite garnet grain set and

suspended from a belcher link

chain, 18ct white gold, 11.7gms,

total length 440mm

$1,000–1,500

254

Garrard's pair of diamond

earrings

the clip earrings set with round,

baguette and single cut diamonds

set in leaf design, total diamond

weight 1.30cts, 18ct white gold,

total weight 5.7gms

$600–800

251

Two gold bangles

oval hinged form, both in 22ct gold,

one with fine detail etching, 16.06gms,

55mm diameter

$2,000–3,000

252

A pair of Italian gold and topaz

earrings by Le Gi

each featuring a cadillac cut pale blue

topaz, suspended from a hinged fluted

18ct gold panel, total weight 13.8gms

$1,200–1,500

251

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255

256

255

An Italian sapphire, diamond

and gold necklace

the pendant clasp featuring

a round sapphire of 2.02cts

offset with ten round brilliant cut

diamonds totalling 1.60cts, set

within a fancy byzantine link 18ct

gold chain, total weight 21.66gms,

total length 400mm

$3,600–4,600

256

A tanzanite and diamond ring

the large round tanzanite of 7.02cts

set within a halo of round brilliant

cut diamonds with further diamond

detail to the split shank, total diamond

weight 0.84cts, 18ct white gold,

13.2gms

$2,200–2,800

257

Concord gold wrist watch

manual wind, cream rectangular

dial with baton numerals,

14ct gold case and woven bands,


$1,500–2,000

257

100

259

259

Georg Jensen gold and diamond

puzzle ring

designed by Nina Koppel, comprising

three fitted bands, the centre band

pave set with round brilliant and single

cut diamonds, 18ct gold, signed,


$2,000–3,000

258

258

Autore South Sea pearl ring

the golden pearl of fine hue measuring

12.5mm, raised in a wide tapered 18ct

gold frame and band, signed, 13.3gms

$1,800–2,200

260

Langaard gold and

diamond bracelet

the heavy solid filed curb link

chain finished with an oversized

buckle and strap clasp pave

set with round brilliant cut

diamonds, totalling 1.00cts, 18ct

gold, total weight 105.7gms,

total length 220mm

$10,000–12,000

260

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262

261

263

261

An emerald and gold ring

the emerald cut emerald of 1.62cts

raised above a woven herringbone

band with brush finish, 18ct gold,

4.4gms

$2,200–3,200

262


dress ring

centrally set with an emerald cut

emerald of 0.75cts, offset by round

brilliant and marquise cut diamonds

and outer bands of baguette cut


9.2gms

$1,800–2,200

263

A pair of diamond and gold

ginkgo leaf earrings

the scrolling tendrils grain set

with round brilliant cut diamonds

totalling 0.89cts, crafted in 18ct gold,


$2,600–3,600

264

An Italian Tahitian pearl

and diamond ring

the round Tahitian pearl of grey

and green hues measuring 11.0mm,

highlighted by single cut diamonds,

18ct white and yellow gold, 6.9gms

$800–1,000

265

A gem set and gold ring

the floral design of cabochon synthetic

opals with red paste detail set in 14ct

gold, 11.5gms

$800–1,000

266

An antique gem set

and diamond bangle

oval hinged form, set with graduated

blue paste and sapphire interspaced

by old cut diamonds, interspaced with

ten pairs of old cut diamonds totalling

1.20cts, 15ct and 9ct gold, 15.3gms,

circa 1900

$2,000–3,000

102

267

267

A gold lariat

the finely woven lariat of herringbone

design finished with tassel and bead

detail, 18ct gold, total length 1000mm,


$3,000–4,000

269

A three stone tanzanite

and diamond ring

oval cut tanzanite of 1.85cts offset by

two trilliant cut diamonds totalling

0.55cts, 14ct white gold, 6.1gms

$900–1,200

267 (Detail)

268

A cubic zirconia and gold line

bracelet

individually bezel set with round

brilliant cut cubic zirconia, 18ct gold,

18.8gms, total length 200mm

$2,000–3,000

270

Vera Wang sapphire

and diamond ring

featuring two princess cut diamonds

and two pairs of carre cut sapphires

flush set in a reeded band, 14ct white

gold, 5.8gms

$600–800

103

271

272

273

271

Gianni Carita pink sapphire and

diamond dress ring

the Italian geometric open work

design featuring panels of round

brilliant cut pink sapphires and white

diamonds grain set in 18ct white and

yellow gold, 18.2gms, signed

$2,200–3,200

272

A pair of yellow and white

diamond drop earrings

each set with a pear cut fancy

brownish yellow diamond of 1.06cts,

GIA certified, centred between two

feather sprays of textured gold

and round brilliant cut diamonds

fronds totalling 2.16cts, 18ct gold,


$7,000–9,000

273

A pair of domed gold

and diamond earrings

domed openwork circular panels

of yellow gold leaves overlaid with


0.72cts, 18ct yellow and white gold,


$2,400–2,800

274


oval cut ruby of 0.95cts, surrounded by


0.36cts, 18ct gold, 4.7gms

$2,000–3,000

275

A Victorian gold, pearl,

diamond and enamel brooch

the octagonal form centrally set

with a half pearl with eight mine

cut diamonds highlighted with

blue enamel in a star, finished with

gadrooned, engraved and bead

decoration, 15ct gold, 12.2gms

$750–950

274

104

276

276

A lemon quartz, diamond

and gold pendant and chain

the pear shaped lemon quartz of

18.29cts, having a pave set surround

and v-shaped bale set with round

brilliant cut diamonds totalling

0.63cts, suspended from a belcher

link trace chain, all set in 18ct white

gold, 14.6gms, total length 460mm

$1,800–2,200

277

A garnet and gem set dress ring

the oval chequerboard cut garnet of

7.25cts bezel set and surrounded by

gem set foliage and bees of yellow

sapphire and almandine and tsavorite

garnets above a heavy shank in 18ct

white gold, 15.8gms

$1,800–2,400

279

A pair of tourmaline and cognac


each articulated drop set with a

pear cut pink tourmaline of 2.18cts,

surrounded by round brilliant cut

cognac diamonds. Suspended

from four graduated collet set

cognac diamonds and finished

with a surmount of a round green

tourmaline weighing 1.55cts

surrounded by a cognac diamond

halo. Diamonds total 1.30cts, 18ct


total length 50mm

$1,400–1,800

279

278

Piaget gold clip earrings

openwork design with a polished

double tear drop offset by a textured

abstract pattern, 18ct gold, signed,

total weight 14.1gms, with original

pouch

$1,800–2,200

277

105

280

An Italian diamond and gem set

necklace

comprising a diamond line necklace,

highlighted by two cabochon rose

quartz suspended with a swag set with

mixed cut ruby, sapphire, diamond

and citrine. Centred with a drop of

alternating amethyst and rose quartz

cabochons and finishing with a trilliant

chequerboard faceted amethyst drop

highlighted with diamonds, sapphires,

rubies and citrines. Total diamond

weight 5.50cts, all set in 18ct white

gold, 57.8gms

$8,000–12,000

281

An Italian diamond and multi

coloured sapphire ring

the concave shaped panel pave set

with round brilliant cut diamonds

totalling 1.38cts, overlaid with eighteen

round and oval cut sapphires in hues

of blue, pink, lavender, yellow and

orange totalling 3.58cts 18ct white

gold, 12.3gms

$1,800–2,400

280

281

106

282

A cubic zirconia and gold line

necklace

the uniform round brilliant cut cubic

zirconia three claw set in 18ct white


$3,000–4,000

283

An Italian cameo pendant

brooch

the finely carved shell cameo portrait

of a young girl in profile with a

mermaid through her hair in an 18ct

gold frame, 16.7gms

$900–1,200

284

A pair of antique Australian

gold earrings and brooch

each earring of floral and foliate

design with tassel drops to screw

back fittings with a brooch of similar

design, all crafted in 15ct gold,


$600–800

285

A gold and diamond suite

comprising a pendant and chain and

pair of earrings, each with a stylised

open heart motif set with a round

brilliant cut diamond, total diamond

weight 0.36cts, all set in 9ct gold,


$700–900

282

286

286

A pair of diamond and emerald

hoop earrings

each oval earring with a double row of

pave set round emeralds and a central

single row of pave set round brilliant

cut diamonds, all in 18ct white gold,


$1,800–2,400

107

288

287

287

A pair of solitaire diamond

stud earrings

each round brilliant cut diamond

weighing 2.00cts, coronet set in 18ct


$10,000–15,000

288

A pair of solitaire diamond

stud earrings

each round brilliant cut diamond

weighing 0.75cts, four claw box

setting, 18ct white gold, 3.4gms

$2,600–3,600

289


cluster ring

square cut emerald of 1.47cts, having

a fluted surround and open work scroll

shoulders all set with round brilliant

cut diamonds totalling 0.47cts, 18ct

white gold, 6.2gms

$3,400–4,400

290

An Italian diamond and gold line

bracelet

comprising forty five round brilliant cut

diamonds individually four claw set in

18ct white gold, total diamond weight

6.38cts, 16.2gms, total length180mm

$4,000–6,000

289

290

108

292

291

Marco Bicego gem set pendant

necklace

featuring blue topaz, amethyst,

tourmaline and iolite chequerboard

cut and horizontally set in 18ct gold,

with textured gold panels and a fine

gold trace chain, total weight 7.1gms,

total length 420mm

$1,500–2,000

292

An amethyst and garnet ring

the oval cut amethyst of 3.94cts four

claw set above a full circle garnet set

eternity band, 18ct white gold, 11.1gms

$700–900

291

293

An Italian ruby and

diamond necklace

set as a continuous row of round

rubies cut en cabochon totalling

89.00cts interspersed with

round brilliant cut diamonds

weighing 2.60cts total, 18ct


total length 470mm

$5,000–8,000

294

An amethyst, diamond and

sapphire cocktail ring

the large tear droped shaped

amethyst of 30.57cts, surrounded

by round brilliant cut pink sapphires

and cognac and white diamonds in a

cluster design to a split diamond set

shank, all in 18ct white gold, 18.1gms

$2,400–3,400

295

A tourmaline and

sapphire cluster ring

the oval cut pink tourmaline of 5.23cts

horizontally set and surrounded by

round blue sapphires in 18ct white

gold, 10.1gms

$1,400–1,800

296

An amethyst and pink

tourmaline ring

the oval cut amethyst weighing

3.90cts set horizontally in a surround

of round pink tourmalines to a

crossover split shank, 18ct white gold,

7.5gms

$800–1,000

297

An Italian ruby and

diamond cluster ring

the floral design featuring seven round

rubies cut en cabochon totalling

14.7cts interspaced with round brilliant

cut diamond detail, all in 18ct white

gold, 13.8gms

$1,800–2,200

109

293

294

295

297

296

110

298

298

A pair of gold hoop earrings

each hoop detailed with pearl drops

and enamel pendants in 9ct gold,


$1,500–2,000

299

An Antique gold and enamel

fob watch

key wind and set, circular white

enamel dial with black Roman

numerals, 14ct gold case decorated

with an enamel mountain scene within

an etched frame, total weight 18.3gms,

29mm diameter

$1,200–1,800

300

Tiffany & Co diamond and

platinum pendant and chain

the heart shaped pendant set with

three round brilliant cut diamonds

totalling 0.18cts, suspended

from a trace chain, platinum,

total weight 3.1gms

$600–900

301

A gold chain

the rope twist chain crafted in 9ct


$600–800

302

A rose gold and garnet bangle

oval cut garnet bezel set in a reeded

oval hinged frame in 9ct rose gold,

23.89gms, 65mm diameter

$750–950

299

111

304

303

303

An Italian gold chain

the graduated woven chain crafted

in 18ct gold, total weight 31.7gms,

total length 430mm

$2,600–3,600

304

A pair of gold and diamond leaf

earrings

pierced leaf design with diamond set

leaves and textured yellow gold detail,

total diamond weight 0.32cts, 18ct


$1,600–2,200

305

An early antique Australian

gold rush brooch

designed as a bow and pendant

with fine engraved detailing

set with two oval garnets

and four old cut diamonds

totalling 0.60cts, 18ct gold,


$2,200–3,200

305

112

306

306

A Victorian moonstone

and diamond pendant

the heart shaped moonstone cut

en cabochon surrounded by old cut

diamonds with a diamond set ribbons

and bow surmount, silver and gold,

suspended from a later Italian 9ct

white gold chain, 6.4gms

$2,200–3,200

307

A Tahitian pearl and diamond

pendant and chain

the round Tahitian pearl of aubergine

and green hues measuring 13.9mm

having a pave diamond tulip shaped

cap and suspended from diamond

panels set in 18ct white gold to a

9ct white gold belcher link chain,

total length 480mm

$1,000–1,500

308

A pair of Tahitian pearl, diamond

and sapphire drop earrings

each articulated drop featuring a

Tahitian pearl of green and peacock

hues measuring 12.0mm with

diamond set cap, suspended from

belcher link chain highlighted with

oval coloured sapphires and brilliant

cut diamonds individually bezel set,

finished with a round pink sapphire

and diamond cluster surmount, 18ct


total length 60mm

$2,000–3,000

308

307

309

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310

311

309

Chopard gold and diamond wrist

watch

manual wind, octagonal white gold

dial surrounded by round brilliant and

baguette cut diamonds to the bezel,

18ct white gold case and woven bands,

signed, total weight 38.7gms, 16mm

diameter, total length 185mm, boxed

$2,400–3,400

312

A South Sea pearl and diamond

cocktail ring

the large, silver white South Sea pearl

measuring 22.0mm having a halo of

round brilliant cut diamonds and a

pierced pave diamond gallery and

shank totalling 1.40cts, 18ct white


$3,400–4,400

313

A pair of South Sea pearl and

diamond chandelier earrings

each drop earring suspended from

a star shaped diamond cluster

with three South Sea pearls of

various lengths, 18ct white gold,


$2,000–3,000

310

Massimo Izzo diamond

and gold seahorse ring

set throughout with round brilliant cut


gold, 25.9gms

$4,200–6,200

311

A solitaire diamond

pendant and chain

the round brilliant cut diamond

of 1.20cts mounted within a split

baguette cut diamond set bale,

suspended from a diamonds by

the yard chain and a rope twist

chain, all in 18ct white gold, 11.2gms,

total length 420mm

$5,500–7,500

312

313

114

314

An Art Deco style diamond

and ruby suite

the pendant features a pave diamond

set openwork plaque, set with 169


2.40cts, suspended with five ruby

beads with cord detail, the earrings of

conforming design, 18ct white gold,


$4,000–6,000

315

An Italian diamond

wreath pendant

the wreath comprising nine floral

clusters each set with seven round

brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond

weight 2.40cts, 9ct white gold, to a

beaded chain, total weight 8.3gms

$1,500–2,500

316

A Tahitian pearl

and diamond pendant

the oval drop pistachio coloured

Tahitian pearl measuring 14 x 15m,

having a diamond set cap and bale,

suspended from a trace chain, all in

18ct white gold, total weight 8.32gms,

total length 440mm

$800–1,000

314

317

317

A white and black diamond

leopard ring

the wrap around double headed

leopard ring pave set with black

round brilliant cut diamonds with

white diamond detail, 18ct white gold,

16.3gms

$1,800–2,200

318


the openwork scroll design featuring

two pear cut diamonds totalling

0.70cts highlighted by 120 round



$2,000–3,000

319

A diamond and ruby bracelet

the fancy links set with round brilliant

cut diamonds interspersed with

rubies, crafted in 14ct white and rose


$1,400–1,800

318

115

320

An Italian onyx and diamond ring

the camellia shaped onyx ring with

diamond petal detail and diamond

shank all in 18ct white gold, 15.2gms

$1,800–2,200

320

321

A gold and diamond brooch

the camellia design in black onyx with

diamond petal detail all in 18ct white

gold, 13.5gms

$1,600–2,200

321

322

An Italian black and white

diamond ring

centrally set with a round black

chequerboard and faceted cut

en cabochon diamond of 7.50cts,

surrounded by round brilliant cut

diamonds in an openwork scroll frame,


$2,400–3,400

322

323

A pair of large diamond hoops

earrings

each circular hinged hoop claw

set to the front and interior with

64 round brilliant cut diamonds


total weight 14.0gms, 45mm diameter

$2,500–3,500

323

116

324

324

A multi gem set and gold line

bracelet

comprising round brilliant aquamarine,

citrine, garnet, amethyst and

peridot individually set in hexagonal

box frames, 18ct gold, 19.0gms,

total length 190mm

$2,200–2,800

325

A Victorian gold tassel brooch

the oval domed brooch set with

seed pearls and green paste, with a

detachable tassel, 18ct gold, 16.0gms

$600–800

326

A pair of Victorian

gold drop earrings

each oval domed panel set with

green paste and seed pearls

having graduated tassel drops

and suspended from a geometric

open work panel, 18ct gold,


$1,000–1,500

325

326

117

329

327

328

327

A solid black opal

and diamond ring

the oval solid black opal cut en

cabochon displaying a strong play of

colour surrounded by round brilliant

cut diamonds totalling 0.28cts to

an etched setting and shank in 18ct

yellow and white gold, 8.35gms

$2,600–4,600

328

A pair of blue topaz and


each earring set with four round and

pear cut blue topaz totalling 21.40cts

interspaced by single round brilliant

cut diamonds totalling 0.65cts, 18ct


$1,800–2,200

329

A multi gem set and

diamond cocktail ring

of bombe design, centrally set with a

round topaz weighing 9.95cts, having

an open work frame with sapphire,

ruby and tsavorite garnet floral

detail to a border of round brilliant

cut diamonds totalling 0.65cts and

finished with golden sapphires to the

shoulders and band. All crafted in 18ct

gold, 25.4gms

$3,200–4,200

330

Siren gold locket and chain

oval hinged locket set with a garnet

and suspended from a rope twist

chain, all crafted in 9ct gold, 15.9gms,

total length 600mm

$900–1,200

331

An Italian diamond

and gold bracelet

styled as a series of floral and leaf

clusters with round brilliant cut


gold 15.1gms, total length 185mm

$2,800–3,800

332

An emerald, diamond

and gold line bracelet

the twenty six oval emeralds totalling

7.8cts interspaced with pairs of

single cut diamonds totalling

0.30cts, 18ct white gold, 11.6gms,

total length 185mm

$1,600–2,600

118

333

333

A gold sovereign

Perth mint, 1908, 8gms

$900–1,200

334

A gold charm bracelet

the 9ct gold curb link bracelet

suspended with various assorted gold

charms, total weight 71.2gms

$2,200–2,800

335

An Art Deco style emerald

and diamond plaque ring

oval cut emerald of 0.60cts

highlighted by carre cut emeralds and



$1,000–1,500

336

A sapphire and diamond

cluster ring

featuring seven round pale blue

sapphires offset by twelve round


0.80cts, 9ct gold, 4.6gms

$900–1,200

334

119

337

337

An antique gold fob chain

crafted in 9ct rose gold, curb link

chain finished with a swivel clip

and t-bar, total weight 25.5gms,

total length 440mm

$1,000–1,500

338

An antique gold and beryl bangle

the pale cushion cut aquamarine of

13.0cts claw set above a knife edge

oval hinged bangle crafted in 9ct rose

gold, 12.3gms

$600–800

339

A diamond cluster ring

set with nine round brilliant cut

diamonds in a cluster formation

totalling 0.50cts, 18ct gold, 3gms

$600–800

340

An Italian gold and diamond

bracelet

the herringbone patterned tapered

bracelet set with seven round


0.35cts, 9ct white gold, 23.6gms,

total length 190mm

$2,000–3,000

341

A seven stone diamond

eternity ring

comprising three round brilliant

cut diamonds interspaced by four

baguette cut diamonds totalling

0.60cts set in 18ct white and yellow

gold, 3.4gms

$1,100–1,300

342

Charles Rose diamond

cluster ring

round brilliant cut diamond of 0.56cts

surrounded by a halo of diamonds


3.5gms

$1,300–1,600

343

A diamond line bracelet

comprising four nine round brilliant cut

diamonds totalling 7.16cts, individually

box set in 14ct white gold, 9.6gms,

total length 175mm

$4,200–5,200

338

120

344

344

A solid white opal and garnet

pendant necklace

the circular solid white opal cut en

cabochon surrounded by a halo

of round garnets, suspended with

knife edge bar drops set with three

garnets and a solid white opal cut

en cabochon, suspended from a

fancy link chain, 14ct gold, 20.6gms,

total length 420mm

$2,200–3,200

345

A suite of Navajo ammonite

jewellery

comprising necklace, earrings

and bracelet featuring panels of

fossilised ammonite set in silver,


$600–800

346

A diamond and gold key

pendant and chain

the fancy openwork key set with

round brilliant cut diamonds,

suspended from a trace chain, 18ct


total length 490mm

$900–1,200

347

A Roman gold child's bracelet

21ct gold, 80 x 40mm, 3.91gms, circa

2nd to 4th century A.D., accompanied

by certificate of authenticity from B.C.

galleries

$900–1,200

348

Three gold commemorative

pendants

circular discs with a portrait and to

the reverse RSO Records insignia and

inscription, one crafted in 14ct gold by

Cartier, the others crafted in 9ct gold,


$600–800

121

349

Franck Muller limited edition

gold wrist watch

automatic, blue guilloché enamel

tonneau shaped dial with white

enamel Arabic numerals, date at

twelve and subsidiary dial at six, 18ct

white gold case, signed, reference

2851 S6, limited edition no78/1200,

black leather strap, case 45 x 30mm

$3,000–5,000

350

Montblanc limited edition 4810

fountain pen

Elizabeth Patron of Art Series Limited

Edition 4810 , the pen in black lacquer

patterned with gold elongated dots

with further detailing, an 18ct gold nib,

boxed

$1,200–1,600

349

350

122

351

A Grand Tour style red figured

stamnos, 19th century

depicting a mythological fighting

scene

38cm high

PROVENANCE

Graham Geddes Antiques

$4,000–5,000

352

A large red figure kylix cup,

17th/18th century

a larger copy of the Attic reg figure

kylix depicting the labours of Theseus

held in the British Museum

53cm diameter,

66cm wide with handles

$4,000–6,000

351

123

352

352

124

353

A Grand Tour style Greek red

figure terracotta amphora,

18th/19th century

depicting Herakles fighting a centaur,

decorated with stylised palmettes

design to the neck, fret border pattern

below the scene

28.5cm high

$4,000–5,000

353

354

A Grand Tour style Greek black

figure terracotta amphora,

18th/19th century

depicting mythological scenes of

animals fighting, stylised palmette

design to the collar, and rays radiating

from the base

39.5cm high

$4,000–5,000

354

125

355

A Grand Tour style Greek figure

hydria, 18th/19th century

the collar decorated with a running

man carrying a blade, a pair of

apotropaic eyes flanking the figure


$4,000–5,000

355

356

A Grand Tour style Greek

red figure amphora,

18th/19th century

depicting Triton and mythological

creatures, anthemia to the neck and

joined from collar to neck with barley

twist handles

42.5cm high

$4,000–5,000

356

126

357

A Roman marble sarcophagus

fragment, 2nd-3rd century AD

depicting the hind quarters and tail of

a horse pulling a chariot, mounted on a

marble base


PROVENANCE

Estate of Ben Smith, Newnan,

Georgia, USA

$6,000–8,000

357

358

127

358

A Roman marble torso of

Hercules, circa 1st/2nd century

A.D.

marble from a relief, the lion skin

draped diagonally over his body

48cm high excluding base

PROVENANCE

Sotheby's London, Antiquities Auction

Monday, 14th & 15th December 1981,

Lot 351, Illustrated.

$40,000–60,000

358

128

359

A Grand Tour style Roman white

marble statue of a dancing satyr,

late 19th/early 20th century

the remnant white marble statue of

the Dancing Faun of Pompeii

33cm high, 54cm high with base

PROVENANCE


$4,000–6,000

359

129

360

A Grand Tour style Roman

white marble torso of Apollo,

late 19th/early 20th century

the figure wearing a cloak draped over

both shoulders

40cm high excluding base

PROVENANCE


$4,000–6,000

360

130

361

A Corinthian pottery Olpe,

circa 500 BC or later

of ovoid form with flared neck, handle

flanked by rotelles, the body painted in

two registers with animal friezes

23cm high

PROVENANCE

Beale Collection

$1,000–2,000

361

362



of ovoid form with a flared neck,

handle flanked by rotelles to the rim,

the body painted in two registers with

animal friezes

30cm high

PROVENANCE

Beale Collection

$1,000–2,000

362

131

363



of ovoid form with flared neck, the

handle flanked by rotelles to the rim

and body painted in two registers with

animal friezes

27.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Beale Collection

$1,000–2,000

363

364

A Corinthian pottery Oinochoe,


decorated with a sequence of animals

and rosettes below a lappet collar

27cm high

PROVENANCE

Beale Collection

$1,000–2,000

364

132

365

A large French Provincial oak

armoire, late 18th century

with carved details to the serpentine

top and sides, and raised on short

cabriole legs, original key


$1,500–2,500

366

A folk art cottage diorama with

maireener shell decoration,

late 19th century

the shell cottage with roof made from

maireener shells native to Tasmania

within a grotto type setting encrusted

with seaweeds


$1,500–3,500

367

367

A silver mounted lapis

lazuli inlaid Karelian birch

cross-banded cheval mirror by

Theodore Alexander


$1,000–1,500

368

A pair of Chippendale style

mahogany side chairs

with carved details and grey

upholstered drop in seats

$600–800

365

133

369

A Wurlitzer G-452 ebonised

baby grand piano

gloss ebony finish, raised on tapered

square legs and casters, with

associated stool

closed 101cm high, 145cm wide,

160cm deep

$1,200–1,500

370

An impressive red velvet three

seat Knole sofa

with gold banding and fringe

length of back 270cm

$2,000–3,000

369

370

134

371

An Anglo Indian decorated chest

on stand, 19th century

with chinoiserie-type decoration in

muted colours featuring figural and

temple scenes between decorative

borders, lightly distressed blue colours

to the interior raised on a relief carved

stretcher based stand

chest 61cm high, 93cm wide, 62cm deep

stand with separate support 53cm high

$1,200–1,500

372

A Chesterfield buttoned leather

three-seat sofa

204cm back width

$600–800

371

373

An antique carved mahogany

armchair upholstered in modern

Zoffany cut velvet, 19th century

$600–800

373

374

An impressive Dakota Jackson

dining/boardroom suite

manufactured by Dakota

Jackson Inc., American,

circa 1990s

imported from Los Angeles,

comprising a sycamore parquetry

extension dining table, twenty-four

leather and blonde wood dining chairs,

and two carvers, table with bowed

short ends and three extensions

table 77cm high, 413cm wide

106.5cm deep, extension leaves

70cm wide

chairs 86.5cm high, 52cm wide,

61cm deep

$5,000–7,000

135

375

375

An inlaid Moroccan cushion

mirror

with tiles of bone, wood, and etched

metal

124cm diameter

$1,000–1,200

376

A Nigerian Yoruba style beaded

armchair


approximately

$850–1,200

377

An ebonised dining suite, in the

style of Charles Rennie McIntosh

comprising a table and six high back

chairs

table 74.5cm high, 105cm diameter

(closed)

$600–800

376

136

378

378

A matched set of eight oak

spindle back dining chairs,

18th century and later

six chairs and two carvers with rush

seats

PROVENANCE

John Dunn Antiques

$1,800–2,500

379

A George III provincial oak

dresser, 18th century

with plate rack flanked by long

cupboards, the extended base

comprising three drawers with

swan neck handles above square

legs united by stretchers

172cm high, 165cm wide,

47cm deep

$2,200–2,800

379

137

380

An antique wingback chair

with cabriole legs and pad feet, with

later black leather upholstery


$1,000–1,500

381

An impressive large pair of black

resin urns on stands

with liners


$1,200–1,400

382

A Louis XV style games table and

chairs

the games table with a cross-banded

top centred by a chequer board, each

chair studded and upholstered in

striped brocade,

the table 77cm high, 94cm wide,

95cm deep

$1,200–1,500

380

381

138

383

An impressive cross-banded

flame mahogany brass mounted

Jupe table

after the original 19th century design,

the circular segmented top with a

fully functioning rotating mechanism,

raised on a central pedestal standard

flanked by four columns above a

convex base, together with a fitted

leaf stand with apertures for eight

leaves

73cm high, 214cm diameter, table

115.6cm high, 41cm wide, 34cm deep,

leaf stand

NOTE

Robert Jupe's table is one of the most

novel designs of the 19th century,

remarkable for its sheer ingenuity.

The majority of these tables were

made by the prestige firm, Gillows of

Lancaster, the design later reprised in

the 20th century.

By rotating the apron, the arms throw

out eight 'pie' like leaves on glides to

allow parallel leaf inserts, thus forming

a circle to accommodate up to twelve

people.

$5,000–8,000

383

383

139

384

A pair of impressive Georgian

style bookcases by Theodore

Alexander

each with a stepped pediment

above glazed doors flanked by fluted

pilasters, the projecting lower section

with panelled doors and a conforming

plinth base


$4,000–6,000

385


ebonised giltwood mirror


$1,000–1,500

386

A set of eight leather dining

chairs by Theodore Alexander

comprising two carvers and eight

dining chairs, each with a carved

cresting above a leather back and seat

$1,000–1,500

387

A French wrought iron and glass

chandelier, circa 1925

$800–1,200

388

A wrought iron hanging lantern

frame

without glazing

height with chain 143cm,

60cm diameter, approximately

$800–1,000

384

140

389

A pair of figural table lamps

by Theodore Alexander

each modelled as a standing

classically draped female figure

holding aloft a torchere

96cm high

$1,000–1,500

390

After Louis Moreau,

'Mutualité', a French

spelter figural light with

four glass shades

a winged female figure with

foliate branches and petal form

shades, together with a verde

marble pedestal, incised Louis

Moreau to foot of base

light 96cm high, pedestal

96cm high

$600–800

389

391

An antique Louis XV style

giltwood mirror, 19th century

with rocaille crest and floral

embellishments to the moulded frame


$1,000–1,500

392


giltwood mirror

226 x 142cm

$800–1,200

391

141

393

A large and impressive

American oak bookcase, in the

18th century style


$3,000–5,000

394

A Gothic Revival sideboard by

Theodore Alexander

the walnut veneered rectangular top

above four frieze drawers and four

panelled doors on a plinth base


$1,000–1,500

395

A large Louis XVI style giltwood

mirror

169cm x 132cm

$600–800

393

142

396

396

A pair of Louis XV style beech

armchairs

upholstered in a striped cream and

beige fabric

PROVENANCE

Gaudions

$1,000–1,500

397

143

397

A Louis XV style parquetry

extension dining table including

eight high back chairs and two

carvers

the chairs upholstered in a formal

floral and tendril design on a cream

ground


PROVENANCE


$2,000–3,000

398

A George III style mahogany

library drum table,

late 19th century

the leather inset top with sham

and working drawers to the frieze,

boxwood stringing throughout and

raised on tapering square section legs

and cross stretchers


PROVENANCE

Valentine's Antiques

$800–1,200

398

399

A large Southeast Asian wood

cathedral-style bird cage on

stand

cage only 166cm high,

259cm high with base

base section 108cm square

$1,000–1,500

400

A large vintage industrial tripod

floor lamp

the bell shaped silver metal lamp in

support frame above a hardwood and

metal collapsible tripod base, with

electrical fittings

194cm high

$600–800

401

A pair of glass and brass Hundi

hanging lanterns, 20th century

each with a foliate etched clear glass

bell jars enclosing four light sconces

shades 42 cm high, 31cm diameter

$600–800

397

144

402

402

A set of four black stained

mahogany side chairs

upholstered in Clarendon house linen

damask

$1,200–1,400

403

A pair of Louis XV style fruitwood

sofas

upholstered in ecru fabric

length of back 208cm

PROVENANCE

Gaudions

$2,500–3,000

404

A pair of Venetian mirrors

with elaborate crests and decorations

throughout

132 x 70cm

$800–1,200

403

145

404

403

146

405

A Transtherm Ermitage wine

cabinet

181cm high, 68cm wide 64cm deep

$1,200–1,800

406

Rodolfo Dordoni 'Hamilton' sofa

manufactured by Minotti, Italian,

designed 2004


$3,000-5,000

407

Rodolfo Dordoni 'Hamilton' sofa

manufactured by Minotti, Italian,

designed 2004


$3,000–5,000

405

147

408

A Transtherm Ermitage wine

cabinet

181cm high, 68cm wide 64cm deep

$1,200–1,800

409

A large and impressive William IV

mahogany extension dining table

and a set of twelve associated

spade back dining chairs

raised on eight graduated lappet

carved supports together with six

varied width leaves

72cm high, 462cm wide (fully

extended), 144 deep

$1,800–2,500

408

Ex 409

148

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410

CHARLES SPENCELAYH

Going Out and Coming Home

two colour prints

$300–400

411

R. BIAUCHI

(EUROPEAN SCHOOL)

Classical Still Life

oil on canvas

signed lower right: R.BIAUCHI

79.5 x 59.5cm

$200–400

412

GEI WEI PING

At the Bottom of the High Wall

boashan print

signed, inscribed and

editoned on margin

56 x 46cm

$300–500

413

AFTER FRANCIS MORRIS

A Natural History of the Nests &

Eggs of British Birds

three lithographs

each with printed text in image

20.5 x 13.5cm each

$400–600

414

SUSAN OAKLEY

Hide and Seek

oil on canvas board

signed lower right: S Oakley

50 x 60cm

$200–400

415

MICHAEL GRAVES

Architectural Design

colour print

with printed inscription in image

25 x 69cm

PROVENANCE


$100–200

416

AFTER GERARD VAN

HONTHORST

Copy of The Dentist

oil on canvas

62 x 69cm

$400–600

417

W CHARDET

South of France

oil on canvas

signed lower right: W Chardet

60 x 50cm

$100–300

418

A CLAUDIE

Children Fishing

oil on canvas

signed lower right: A Claudie

49.5 x 60cm

$100–300

419

EUROPEAN SCHOOL

The Rabbi

oil on canvas

59 x 79.5cm

PROVENANCE


$400–600

420

CHEONG

Young Girl

oil on canvas

signed lower left: CHEONG

59.5 x 44cm

$300–500

421

DAVID PAUL CHUN (1899-1989)

Hong Kong Harbour by Night

circa 1950

oil on canvas

signed lower right: P CHUN

29 x 39cm

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Hong Kong, circa 1965

$150–250

149

422

DAVID PAUL CHUN (1899-1989)

Chinese Junk

oil on canvas

signed lower right: P CHUN

29 x 39cm

PROVENANCE

Acquired in Hong Kong, 1965

$200–300

423

FRANK GRAHAM

(ACTIVE MID 20TH CENTURY)

Bustling Chinese market scene

oil on board

signed lower left: FRANK / GRAHAM

37 x 45cm

PROVENANCE


$400–600

424

JOHN GOULD

Foolish Guillemot

colour lithograph

with printed text on margin

53 x 36cm

$200–400

425

J.L.M LAUWERIKS (DUTCH)

Ondermijnd

woodblock

inscribed in image

18.5 x 8.5cm

$140–180

426

JAN VISSER

(DUTCH, 1879-1961)

Still Life with Drapes 1941

oil on board

signed ands dated lower right:

JAN VISSER '41

49 x 73cm

$100–200

427

HERMANN SPRINGBORN

(GERMAN, 1905-1964)

The Road Home

oil on board

signed lower left: H SPRINGBORN

44 x 58.5cm

$100–200

428

CHARLES WILLIAM ADDERTON

(1866-1944)

Coastal Scene of Whitby Bay,

Yorkshire

watercolour on paper

signed lower right: C W Adderton

23 x 39cm

$200–400

429

MICHAEL GRAVES (1934-2015)

Fruit Bowl Still Life 1991

two colour prints

printed initials and dated in image

15.5 x 15.5cm (each)

PROVENANCE


$200–400

430


Teakettle designs for Target and

Appliance Designs for Target

1998

two colour prints

each with printed signatures on

margin

29 x 53.5cm

$200–400

431


Italian Landscapes

two colour prints

each with printed signatures in image

22.5 x 30.5cm (each)

PROVENANCE


$200–400

432


Tuscan Landscape

colour print

with printed initials and dated in image

25 x 25cm

PROVENANCE


$100–200

433


Domestic Still Life

colour print

21 x 20.5cm

PROVENANCE


$80–120

434


Florida Landscape

colour print

with printed signature in image

31 x 24.5cm

PROVENANCE


$100–200

435


Target House Fountain, Memphis

colour print

with printed signature, titled and date

in image

26 x 49cm

PROVENANCE


$100–200

436


Fruit Bowl Still Life and Rotunda

two colour prints

with printed initials and date in image

15.5 x 15.5cm

PROVENANCE


$100–200

150

437

Triennale di Milano Silvio Pasotti

per architettura - Idea di Aldo

Rossi

exhibition poster

81 x 57cm

PROVENANCE


$80–120

438

ENGLISH SCHOOL

Return of the Boats 1888

watercolour on paper

signed with initials, dated and titled

lower right and left: A F / 1888 /

RETURN OF THE / BOATS

49.5 x 71.5cm

PROVENANCE

Frank Were collection, Melbourne

$400–600

439

A framed decorative print of two

hunting hounds by Theodore

Alexander

the frame 120cm x 150cm

$200–300

440

A pair of decorative framed

prints of Chinese blue and white

jars

Image 56 x 43cm

frame 91 x 75cm

$200–400

441

A pair of decorative gilt framed

prints of scrolling Acanthus

Image 97 x 33cm

frame 122 x 53cm

$100–200

442

A pair of decorative framed

prints

William Morris floral design

Image 37 x 37cm

frame 66 x 65cm

$100–200

443

A pair of decorative gilt framed

prints of tobacco leaf plants in a

Chinese bronze vase

images 68 x 45cm, framed 104 x 79cm

$200–300

444

An unusual bronze simulated

bamboo censer and stand

Meiji Period

of squat form supported on tripod feet

and set on the shoulders with double

bamboo form loop handles, the stand

raised on simulated leafy bamboo

branches and centred with a pierced

shou medallion

41cm wide

$400–600

445

An archaistic bronze vase

20th century

decorated with bands of angular

scrolls, double loop handles on

the neck, together with a tall

blanc-de-Chine vase

45cm high

$200–300

446

A bronze Tang-style prancing

horse

with green patination and mounted

on an integral bronze base

22.5cm high, 30cm long

$300–500

447

A Chinese bronze 'TLV' style

mirror

13.5cm diameter

$300–500

448

A collection of wood stands

comprising eight wood and three

perspex dish stands, and fifteen

circular stands, various sizes

$100–200

449

A pair of carved gilt wood figures

of monks, Thai


each kneeling, one with hands clasped

in prayer, the other with hands resting

on his folded legs

24cm and 26cm high

$300–400

450

Two Silver boxes

20th century

comprising a circular covered box

decorated with bamboo branches

on a finely stippled ground; and a

rectangular cigarette box with hinged

lid and wood lining, decorated with

dragons around the sides and on the

cover, both marked silver, one with

illegible mark and one marked NK

10cm diameter and 12cm long

490gms total weight

$300–400

451

A Chinese bank note,

Hu Bu Guan Piao

with blue and red seals on paper,

vertical format, blue dragon border

24.5 x 14.5cm

NOTE

For a similar bank note see Spink

Auction CSS96B, Hong Kong, 8

October 2023, †lot 1103

$200–300

452

A Japanese bronze Ikenobo

Usubata vase lamp conversion

with girdle to the midline and applied

lappet decorations, with shade

39 cm high to top of vase

$300–500

453

Two Balinese/Thai carved

wood wall panels and

two carved masks

20th century

two panels heavily carved and

depicting deities and figural

narratives in lush vegetal

settings, masks depicting a

deity and a fantastic creature

largest 51cm long

$300–500

151

454

Three Japanese

cloisonné enamel vases

20th century

each decorated with birds and

flowering plants

tallest vase 21.5cm high

$300–500

455

A carved ivory okimono

19th/20th century

of a man with two children

15cm high

$100–200 ♦

456

A Japanese cloisonné

enamel vase


ovoid with wired image of rose in

cream and lemon colours on a caramel

ground, white metal rim and foot rim,

Ando mark to base

16.5cm high

$100–200

457

A Japanese emerald green

cloisonné enamel vase


decorated with a wired image of a pine

cone and needles in suffused pastel

colours upon a rich emerald ground,

white metal rim and footrim

28cm high

$100–200

458

A champlevé enamel covered jar

20th century

decorated with lotus sprays and

formal borders, the cover with lion

knop

14cm high

$200–300

459

Two carved ivory okimono

19th/20th century

one of a turnip farmer, the other of a

musician with a toad on his shoulder

and another at his feet, both signed to

the base

23.5cm high, 19.5cm high

$300–500 ♦

460

An embroidered silk table screen

20th century

finely stitched on a sheer silk ground

with a cat pursuing a grasshopper, a

seal lower left, double sided, within a

pierced rosewood frame supported

on a stand

45.5 x 33cm

overall 60 x 47cm, on stand 80cm high

$400–600

461

A group of seven blue and white

Chinese bowls

late Ming dynasty

comprising a set of three, each

painted to the exterior with a blue

ground border, together with four

smaller blue and white bowls

14cm and 11cm diameter

PROVENANCE








Melbourne

For similar bowls, see Christie's,


Shipwreck, 1 and 2 March, 2004, lot

144 and 432

$300–400

462

A group of three Swatow bowls

late Ming dynasty

a pair painted in underglaze blue with

a continuous frieze of ducks and lotus

on the exterior and a crane medallion

on the interior; and a polychrome

bowl with Buddhist lion medallion and

overglaze foliage on the interior, label

to the side no 48595

19.8cm, 20.6cm and 19.5cm

PROVENANCE








Melbourne

For similar bowls, see Christie's,


Shipwreck, 1 and 2 March, 2004, lots

41, 193, 285 and 624 for the blue and

white bowls, and lots 101 and 306 for

the polychrome bowl

$400–600

463

A Chinese blue and white

'dragon' bowl

Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

painted on the exterior with

two dragons pursuing flaming

pearls, twin fish mark

18.2cm diameter

PROVENANCE


Melbourne

$300–500

464

An incised celadon-glazed dish

late Ming dynasty

the interior incised with a central

fish medallion within a frieze of lotus

flowers, beneath the pale green glaze

32.8cm diameter

PROVENANCE


Melbourne

$150–250

152

465

A collection of early Asian

ceramics

comprising two Annamese blue and

white boxes; a qingbai moulded ewer;

a Sawankhalok box; a celadon jarlet;

and two small blue and white wares

largest 9cm high

PROVENANCE

the ewer, East and West Art,

Melbourne, 2 July 1981

$200–400

466

A Chinese blue and white

meiping

Ming dynasty, 16th century

painted with a broad floral scroll and

cloud collar border; together with a

later blue and white stemcup; and a

small tazza

the meiping 23cm high

$400–600

467

A modern Japanese ceramic

vase

with painted grapevine pendent

from the collar on a mottled ombre

blue ground, red painted signature

underside, with box


$100–200

468

Two Satsuma earthenwares

20th century

comprising a bottle vase and a

covered jar

17.5 and 22cm high

$300–500

469

A Chinese famille rose

saucer dish

20th century

the interior decorated in enamels and

underglaze blue with an overall peony

scroll, repeated around the underside,

Qianlong seal mark, fitted box

28.5cm diameter

$300–500

470

A small Korean celadon bowl

11th/12th century

with steeply rounded sides, the rim

with an incised border beneath the

crackled green glaze

7.5cm diameter

$150–250

471

C. KANO

three prints of birds and

bamboo, mounted

each image 29 x 22cm

$80–120

472

MOK E DEN (1947 - )

Bird on a Branch

ink and colour on paper

inscribed and with one seal, framed

with an exhibition catalogue

29.5 x 44.5cm

$150–250

473

CHINESE SCHOOL

Sage in a Landscape


hanging scroll

inscribed and with one seal

128 x 63cm

$100–200

474

CHOBUNSAI EISHI (1756-1829)

Entertainers from the

Pleasure Quarters

three woodblock prints, framed

37.5 x 24.5cm

$400–600

475

HA BIK-CHUEN

(CHINESE, 1925-2009)

Falling Leaves

relief print, framed

61 x 49cm

PROVENANCE

Raya Gallery, Melbourne (label verso)

$100–200

476

KITAGAWA UTAMARO

Woman with Lantern

woodblock print

37.5 x 24.5cm

$100–200

477

CHINESE SCHOOL

Bird on a Branch


hanging scroll

inscribed and with two seals

81.5 x 33cm

$200–300

478

A Chinese ancestor portrait,

circa 1900

of a female court official wearing

a gilt decorated red robe and

elaborate headdress

watercolour, body colour and

mixed media on paper

97 x 47cm (image size)

132 x 77cm (frame size)

$400–600

479

Two bound folios of Chinese

woodblock prints

depicting flowers, birds, animals and

insects, brocade folder

$80–100

480

Hokusai

by Matthi Forrer

published by Prestel, 1 October 2010

hardcover with card case

37cm x 31cm

$200–300

481

A mixed collection of thirty-nine

international auction catalogues

pertaining to Chinese, Japanese,

Indian and Islamic ceramics and works

of art

$150–250

153

482

A collection of twenty-two books

featuring Chinese, Japanese and

Indian paintings, ceramics and

works of art

including Suzanne G. Valenstein,

A Handbook of Chinese Ceramics;

Patricia Buckley Ebrey, China; Susan L.

Huntington, The Art of Ancient India;

Penelope Mason, History of Japanese

Art, and various other titles

$200–300

483

Four volumes from The

Complete Collection of

Treasures of the Palace Museum

including Furniture of the Ming and

Qing Dynasties (I), with sleave; Blue

and White Porcelain with Underglazed

Red (I), slip cover; Blue and White

Porcelain with Underglazed Red (III),

slip cover; Metal-bodied Enamel Ware,

slip cover, each hard cover published

by The Commercial Press (Hong Kong)

Ltd.

$500–700

484

Two Chinese art works

one depicting iris and bamboo, the

other horses and spectators, framed

36 x 27cm and 36 x 24cm

$100–150

485

Three reference books on

Chinese ceramics and furniture

comprising Kangxi Porcelain

Ware from the Shanghai Museum

Collection, published by Shanghai

Museum, The Woods Publishing

Company, paperback; Wang Shixiang

Connoisseurship of Chinese Furniture,

Ming and Early Qing Dynasties,

Volume I Text and Volume II Plates,

hard cover with sleave; and Louise

Allison Cort and Jan Stuart, Joined

Colors, Decoration and Meaning in

Chinese Porcelain, hard cover with

slip cover

$400–600

486

A Chinese elm barrel-form

side table

second half 20th century


$400–600

487

A pair of horseshoe back

arm chairs

20th century

each with woven canework seat


$200–400

488

A Chinese rattan top coffee table


$140–180

489

A large Chinese hardwood

low table

the rectangular top supported on

corner legs joined by stretchers

carved on three sides with bats and

angular dragon scrolls


$500–600

490

A large Chinese carved

red lacquer cabinet

with an arrangement of cupboards

and drawers, relief carved giltwood

panel embellishments


$200–400

491

A pair of four panel screens

one silver, one gold, the reverse of

each with panels of calligraphy

each panel 173cm high, 62cm wide

$100–200

492

A Chinese elm demi-lune

side table

on a stretcher base


$150–200

493

A pair of Chinese red and black

lacquer bedside cabinets


$300–500

494

A Chinese marble top low table


$300–500

495

A small glass top elm hibachi

table

with recessed section to surface and

raised on a box base


$300–500

496

A toute épreuve

(Proof Against All)

by Paul Eluard, published by Gerald

Cramer, Geneve, 1958

This version published by George

Braziller, Inc, New York, 1984

Gravures sur bois de Joan Miro

illustrated book, a collaboration

between the artist, poetry of Paul

Eluard, and publisher

in wood grain card slip case

34cm x 26cm

$300–400

497

A group of four books on

painting

on French Impressionism, Fred

Williams, Australian art, and Eugene

Von Guerard

$50–80

498

A Louis XVI style figural clock

with porcelain panels, later

19th century

with eight day movement, featuring

an allegorical female figure next to

a drum head with floral porcelain

Roman dial above an extended base

with porcelain panels of trophies, with

giltwood stand

$400–600

154

499

A Victorian black marble clock

garniture, 19th century

the architectural style clock with

drum head and Roman chapter ring,

contrasting marble pilaster trims

flanking the visible mercury regulator

pendulum, conforming side tazze, with

associated key

the clock 47cm high

$500–800

500

A French figural spelter

and marble mantel clock,

after Emile Bruchon

a young pastoral maiden posed upon a

marble plinth set with a floral painted

Arabic dial

60cm high

$300–500

501

A brass carriage clock, French

mechanism, circa 1970

of traditional form, with Roman dial

and subsidiary at six, marked Made in

France, with associated key


$300–400

502

A black marble mantel clock

with key and pendulum,

late 19th century

the Roman dial with chapter ring

set within a black marble case with

arching stepped crest, with incised

and gilded details and contrasting

marble trim, a stepped base, with key

and pendulum, gong strike

41.5cm high, 26.5cm wide, 15cm deep

$300–500

503

An antique Swiss Paillard

Vaucher Fils, St. Croix rosewood

music box, circa 1875

fully operational and of good sonorous

tone, playing eight airs, the case with

floral inlay to the lid and paper playlist


22.5cm deep

$500–800

504

An antique Greek bronze

Medusa head coin and four

assorted Tongbao style Chinese

cash coins

Medusa coin 32mm diameter

$60–80

505

A Greek core-formed glass

amphoriskos, circa 6th-4th

century BC

opaque with trails in various colours

11cm high

PROVENANCE

Macciolli Collection

$400–600

506



century BC

opaque with ribbon decor

10.5cm high

PROVENANCE


$400–600

507



century BC

opaque with coloured trails

8.5cm high

PROVENANCE


$400–600

508



century BC

on stand, opaque with feather

patterned decor

11cm high

PROVENANCE


$400–600

509



century BC

mounted on stand, opaque with

coloured trails

11.5cm high

PROVENANCE


$400–600

510

A large antique style floral

decorated tapestry rug

in yellow, cream and pink, featuring a

central oval medallion of a bouquet

encircled by a ribbon border with

garlands of flowers with repeating

foliate motifs

239 x 309cm

$300–500

511

A ceramic blue and white

umbrella stand/vase


$300–400

512

Two modern Fabergé eggs

a blue guilloché enamel egg with a

charm inside, mounted on a separate

silver gilt display stand marked 925,

Fabergé, and 90/0066, the egg

similarly marked and numbered

90/0015, cased and boxed; the other

egg, matt white, without silver marks

but marked Fabergé, St Petersburg

with ciphers to the rim

5cm and 6.5cm high

$100–200

513

Three reproduction engravings

Classical Studies

one with printed text on margin

24.5 x 22.5cm, 29 x 20.5cm, 41 x 28cm

$100–200

514

A collection of thirty publications

featuring Australian and

International Paintings and

Decorative Arts

$150–250

155

515

Two antique copper and brass

wares

comprising a copper jug and a brass

watering can

the jug 23cm high

the watering can 25cm high

$100–150

516

An Agresti Florence Burr walnut

jewellery box

the lined interior with partitioned

removable tray, with associated key


$400–600

517

An Agresti Florence Macassar

ebony jewellery box

the lined interior with partitioned

removable tray, with associated key


$400–600

518

A pair of Victorian cut crystal

Bohemian lustre vases,

19th century

cameo lustres with floral details

42cm high

$300–500

519

A complete set of polished

boxwood Biedermeier-style

chessmen

each piece felted and weighted

king 14cm high, pawn 7cm high

$160–240

520

A decorative disc shaped stone

wood stand

24cm diameter

$100–200

521

A large collection of assorted art

books and catalogues

$100–200

522

Three assorted walking canes

90cm and smaller

$100–200

523

A mid-century Danish and

German stainless steel cutlery

set for eight

comprising eight tea spoons, two large

soup spoons, eight dessert spoons,

eight dinner spoons, six small cheese

forks, eight dessert forks, eight dinner

forks, eight small knives, and eight

dinner knives, along with boxed set

of six Felix Solingen Germany fondue

forks, and a boxed set of three Westall

Richardson 'Mode Danish' stainless

steel cutlery

$400–600

524

An unusual vintage hatters shop

display stand

together with a terracotta head

hatters stand 24.5cm high, 13cm wide,

15cm deep

$200–300

525

A Huichol yarn picture, Wixarika

people, Western Mexico

pressed yard on a beeswax base

spread on board, depicting Huichol

myths and sacred symbols

60cm square, 62.5cm square with

frame

$400–600

526

A Huichol yarn picture, Wixarika

people, Western Mexico

pressed yard on a beeswax base

spread on board, depicting Huichol

myths and sacred symbols

60cm square, 62.5cm square with

frame

$400–600

527

A George III alphabetic and

numeric sampler by Mary

Anderton, 1781

in coloured silk on linen and exhibiting

a range of stitching techniques


$200–300

528

A framed needlework sampler by

Mary Martins, dated 1856

with animals, figures and flora

throughout

68 x 66cm

$300–500

529

A Spanish painted and studded

leather trunk, 18th century

with ironwork strapping


$400–500

530

A George III inlaid walnut tea

caddy, circa 1800

the casket with flat domed lid,

decorated in the Sheraton manner

with batwing corners and cartouche,

with cross banding, patterned

stringing and edges

13.5cm high, 25cm wide, 12.5cm deep

$80–120

531

A group of five antique Queen

Victoria patriotic pictures,

coloured lithographs, a paper cut

out, a framed wood stencilled

photo

including the Queen in her Coronation

robes, family group at Windsor Castle,

Coronation of Queen Victoria Jubilee

procession, paper decoupage images

of the young and older Victoria, a

sepia photograph of the queen in a

decorative surround

largest 69cm high, 53cm wide

smallest 19.5cm high, 39.5cm wide

$300–400

156

532

A decorative mirror framed

painting of putti in garden

setting

100 x 70cm

$100–200

533

GASTON DOBBELAERE

(1893-1995)

Plaster figure of a seated female

nude

signed and dated

Gaston Dobbelaere, 1938


(including the base)

$400–600

534

A bronze lustre figure of

Diana the Huntress with fawn,

signed Perrot, circa 1930

raised on a marble base, signed to

statue plate

figure 23cm high, 28cm high with base

$400–700

535

A French patinated bronze tazza

featuring St Hubert, by L.Oudry,

late 19th century

relief decorated centrepiece with

battle scenes and central saint,

marked L.OUDRY PER EDITEUR

to edge, supported on a column

comprising a trio of birds, to a circular

foot decorated with running oak

branches and fauna


$500–700

536

A European carved ivory figure

of the mythical Lohengrin,

Knight of the Swan, second half

19th century

possibly Dieppe carved, featuring the

figure being drawn in a boat by a swan

on a water rippled effect base


NOTE

The subject is derived from an

epic medieval German poem and

popularised by composer Richard

Wagner who wrote Lohengrin, a

Romantic opera first performed in

1850. The ivory illustrates the scene

where Lohengrin is drawn across a

river to defend Elsa of Brabant

$300–400 ♦

537

An antique ivory and gold pique

pill box, mid 19th century

the lid decorated with a trophy

featuring a quiver crossed with a bow,

vegetal motifs to the side


$200–300 ♦

538

An antique French games box

with game pieces for chess and

backgammon, late 19th century

ivory, boxwood and ebonised chess

and backgammon pieces in fitted

partitions, the ebonised box brass

inlaid to the lid


$300–500 ♦

539

An antique Black Forest dog

and game themed inkwell,

late 19th century

the dog with glass eyes and hinged

head revealing a small glass lined ink

holder, a scrolled cloth serving as the

quill rest


$400–600

540

A German porcelain and pewter

Reservistenkrug, an English salt

glazed stoneware harvest jug

and an English pewter and glass

mounted tankard, 19th century

regimental stein 32cm high

harvest jug 17cm high

$300–500

541

A pair of porcelain figural sweet

meat dishes, John Bevington,

Kensington works, circa 1880,

after an original model by

Meissen

Rococo style gentleman and lady

figures holding flower encrusted

reticulated baskets on a rocaille base,

in polychrome colours picked out in

gilt, blue crossed hockey stick marks

with letter B underside to both


$300–500

542

A naturalistically modelled cast

bronze pheasant on an onyx

base, circa 1920s


$500–700

543

A pair of bronze horse and jockey

bookends


$400–600

544

An Italian gold and silver

plate mounted metal and

wood chess set

The King, 13cm High

$100–300

545

A bronze figure of a standing

female in provincial costume

66cm high

$300–500

157

546

A silver plate and gilded metal

figure of a recumbent lion by

Theodore Alexander


$400–600

547

A metal sculpture of a Chinese

warrior on horseback


$300–500

548

A 19th century brass mounted

desk inkwell set

the pierced metal stand supporting

two gilded Bristol blue ink pots

centred by a candle stand


$200–300

549

A Rosenthal Versace Medusa

Vase

34.5cm high

$400–600

550

A Continental carved beech

bergère


$200–300

551

A Louis XV style velvet

upholstered bergère

103cm high, 73cm wide, 78cm depth

$300–500

552

A 17th century oak coin chest

with pronounced 'v' marks to hinged

lid, iron hardware, raised on later

cradle supports


$200–400

553

A pair of large silver gilt mirrors


$200–400

554

A large Venetian style mirror

with a pierced floral cresting and verre

èglomisè decoration


$360–500

555

A large wood framed wall mirror


$200–400

556

A pair of carver chairs in the

French manner

in a pale olive and giltwood finish with

russet jacquard upholstery

120cm high

$300–500

557

A Louis XV style carved

fruitwood and oak buffet

the shaped and panelled gallery

back above a marble top with two

cupboards, and an under tier


$500–800

558

A pair of Neoclassical style

leather carvers

upholstered in tooled cognac leather


41cm seat height

$200–400

559

An upholstered wingback chair

on mahogany Chippendale legs with

castors


approximately

$300–400

560

A large giltwood over mantel

mirror


$240–400

561

A small pedestal desk

with penwork decoration

simulating marquetry, late 19th/

early 20th century

with a tooled surface above three

drawers and panelled doors to a plinth

base


59.5cm deep

$300–400

562

A cedar chest of drawers,

late 19th century

two short drawers above three long

drawers to bun feet


$200–400

563

A Victorian hardwood tilt-top

centre table, 19th century

on a boldly carved pedestal base with

outswept legs

140cm wide, 106cm deep

$200–400

564

A modern George III style

Provincial pine linen press

two cupboards above a three drawer

extended chest, brass swan neck

handles and raised on bun feet


$400–600

565

A circular glass and wrought iron

dining table

heavy gauge glass surface upon a

scrolling base to confirming feet


$500–700

566

A Victorian giltwood overmantel

mirror, late 19th century


$200–400

158

567

A Rococo style carved and

gilded overmantel mirror


$200–300

568

A pair of Karl Springer style

'Onassis' lacquered armchairs,

late 20th century


$800–1,200

569

An upholstered Fortuni pattern

daybed with associated cushions

with bolster, rollover arm and a deep

skirt


$200–300

570

A Sally Sirkin Lewis for J Robert

Scott chenille upholstered

daybed


$300–500

571

A pair of modern hardwood

upholstered armchairs

with ribbed details to the arms and

crests

93cm high, 60cm wide, 49 cm deep

$300–500

572

A pair of cream upholstered roll

arm lounge chairs

92cm high, 85cm wide, 90 cm deep

$300–500

573

A decorative wall mirror in the

Venetian style


$300–400

574

A Louis XV style metal console

with flamboyant acanthus leaf

embellishments to the edges and on a

pressed metal plinth base

$500–800

575

A wooden coach type wheel on

a stand

187cm wide, 160cm high, 50cm deep

$200–400

576

Two white wooden horses

in a distressed condition

20cm high, 110 cm wide, 29cm deep

$200–400

577

A Louis XVI style marble top

carved giltwood occasional table

with swags, a paterae border to the

skirt and raised on slender legs with

pendent relief decoration united by

stretchers and a bouquet finial

79cm high, 40cm wide, marble top

37cm wide

$500–800

578

An ebonised glass top circular

coffee table


$100–200

579

A pair of Thonet style cane seat

bar stools

$100–200

580

A Michael Graves 'MG4' sofa for

Sawaya & Moroni, American/

Italian, circa 1980s

black silk textile and crafted of

bird's-eye maple veneer


$100–200

581

A games table and a pair of X

stretcher base chairs, in the

medieval style

the table 73cm high, 65cm wide,

65cm deep

$200–400

582

A Biedermeier style satin birch

and ebonised sofa table


$400–600

583

A Biedermeier style satin birch

and ebonised sideboard


$300–500

584

A black velvet Haus Koller suite

by Josef Hoffman for Wittman,

designed 1914

the sofa 198cm length of back

$400–600

585

A George III style mahogany

carver

with vasiform splat and ornately

carved cresting rail, raised on cabriole

legs

$100–200

586

A pair of spade back dining

chairs

$100–200

587

A set of six Georgian style hoop

back dining chairs, 20th century

$400–600

588

A contemporary crystal

chandelier manufactured

by Schonbek, American,

circa 2000s

100cm wide, 120cm high,

approximately

$400–600

159

589

Contemporary four tier ceiling

chandelier with hanging shards,

Australian, circa 2000s

67.5cm drop, 80cm diameter

$400–600

590

A Victorian inlaid burr walnut

fold-over card table, later

19th century

stretcher based, with boxwood

stringing and decorations to the

surface, the carved trestle ends with

whorl feet raised on castors


$300–500

591

An Edwardian rosewood Arts

and Crafts style armchair, early

1900s

of delicate proportions with boxwood

stringing, spindle splats to the arms

and raised on tapering legs united by a

box stretcher to spade feet

122.5cm high, 56cm wide

$150–250

592

A Victorian walnut marble top

credenza, 19th century

the arching mirror with openwork

carved crest and sidepieces, the

inlaid shaped base with mirrored side

cupboards above a plinth base

with key

$400–600

593

An Edwardian Sheraton revival

mahogany vitrine, circa 1900

of shaped profile with delicate

stringing throughout, a lined interior

and raised on square section legs with

spade feet


$500–800

594

A Louis XV style fruitwood

parquetry coffee table


PROVENANCE

Gaudions

$300–500

595

A William IV mahogany dressing

table mirror, circa 1830s


$200–300

596

A set of four Regency rosewood

dining chairs

each with a scroll carved crest rail

above a pierced horizontal splat

and drop in red velvet seat raised on

tapering fluted legs

$200–400

597

A Maison Jansen bronze, steel

and marble top coffee table


$300–500

598

A Pierre Vandel glass and

metal framed coffee table,

circa 1970s/80s


$300–500

599

A Spanish walnut and embossed

leather coffee table

on short turned legs united by an H

form stretcher


$300–500

600

A Portuguese rosewood sofa in

the Rococo revival manner

back width 180cm

$400–600

601

A pair of French Louis XV grey

painted armchairs

height of back 102cm

$400–600

602

A carved wood wheel form wall

mirror

107cm diameter

$200–300

603

A carved dragon pedestal, in the

style of Viardot

110cm high

$300–500

604

A pair of French Provincial style

painted bedside cabinets


$400–600

605

A set of four art deco hoop back

armchairs

height of back 79cm

$400–600

606

A set of eight ply and steel

school chairs

$200–400

607

A long Provincial pine trestle

table


$400–600

608

Four metal side cabinets


$100–200

609

A resin parquetry coffee table


$100–200

160

610

A beech and brass bistro table


$300–500

611

A French circular steel bistro

table


$100–200

612

A decorative sun ray effect wood

and stud framed mirror

80cm diameter

$500–800

613

A French Provincial fruitwood

panetière

traditionally used for displaying and

keeping bread


$300–500

614

Two coloured pressed metal

panels refashioned as bedheads

155cm high, 170cm wide each

$100–200

615

Two coloured pressed metal

panels refashioned as bedheads


$100–200

616

A pressed metal panel


$100–200

617

A Flemish carved oak buffet

the serpentine top above a long frieze

drawer and two cupboard doors raised

on short cabriole legs, with ornate

foliate carved decoration throughout


$400–600

618

A Jacobean style oak bookcase


$500–800

619

A Scandinavian painted trunk


$400–600

620

A Buffalo hide shield

84cm high (on stand), 72cm diameter

$200–400

621

A Parisian painted over mantel

trumeau mirror in the Louis XVI

manner

with gilded trophy relief carving to the

square section crest

150 x 90cm

PROVENANCE

Kenneth Lay Antiques

$300–500

622

A George III carver with Liberty

upholstery, late 18th century

with knot form splat and stretcher

base

$300–500

623

An Edwardian mahogany glazed

display cabinet


$100–200

624

A vintage nickel plated display

cabinet, circa 1920


$200–300

625

An English teak-framed toilet

mirror designed by Betty Joel for

Token works, 1928

with fiddle back detail to the plain

crest and raised on a simple slender

rectangular plinth,

signed on label verso Betty Joel and

also G.E Ashley, the maker of the piece


NOTE

Betty Joel (1894-1985) was a furniture

and interior designer working through

the Interwar era. She commenced

her business in 1921 on Hayling Island,

Hampshire. She signed her works

and also included the signature of her

sole craftsman, G.E. Ashley, believing

he was equal in their partnership and

growing success. They expanded their

business into Token works, working

out of Portsmouth, and employing

craftspeople who had honed their

skills in the shipbuilding industries.

$300–400

626

A large Renaissance Revival style

pier mirror

$400–600

627

A pair of brass mounted bedside

tables by Theodore Alexander


$200–300

628

A large ebonised three panel

dressing mirror

204cm x 182cm

$500–800

629

A George III style cross-banded

and inlaid breakfront side

cabinet by Theodore Alexander

90cm high,153cm wide, 39cm deep

$400–600

630

An Art Deco style chrome

mounted desk and cabinet


$500–800

161

631

A distressed metalware milk pail

type pot

with patched sections, remnant colour

and ring handles

85cm high

$400–600

632

Two terracotta amphorae with

high set handles

1050cm high and 85cm high

$400–600

633

A pair of Campana form metal

and sandstone urns


$200–300

634

A cast bronze leaping dolphin

fountain

two dolphins cavorting over and

through waves above a rocky base,

with green patination

40cm high

$500–800

635

A Chinese vintage cargo bike

270cm long

$200–400

636

A group of Scandinavian glass

including a Strombergshyttan

art glass vase of an ice skater by

Rune Strand, 1960s, and a pair of

spiral twist candlesticks

glass vase signed and marked C908

to base

candlesticks 25cm high

vase 19.5cm high

$200–300

637

A part Wedgwood dinner service

in Senator pattern

cream with gold tooled rims

comprising twelve soup coupes and

twelve tea cups all with associated

saucers, a tureen, gravy boat and

stand, two large platters

$140–180

638

A silver plate mounted shaped

glass duck form wine pitcher,

and a cut crystal water jug with

plated mounts

water jug 28cm high

$240–300

639

A mid-century cased glass vase

a cushion-form baluster vase with

cased colours, streaks and foil

inclusions, unmarked


$200–400

640

A Venetian etched vase,

circa 1920

comprising a continuous frieze of

dancing and cavorting figures upon a

light peach pink clear ground, with a

low domed foot

58cm high

$150–300

641

A pair of Art Nouveau pewter

mounted glass vases by Loetz,

circa 1900

vases in iridescent 'cobalt papillon'

décor with floral and whiplash mounts

32 cm high

$400–600

642

A pair of Victorian gilded cut

crystal lustre vases with Grecian

Revival cameo decoration,

19th century

26cm high

$400–600

643

A Lalique 'Cannes' Octopus bowl

etched signature, Lalique France with

copyright symbol to base

19cm diameter

$500–800

644

A Lalique 'Elisabeth' pedestal

bowl

with relief decoration, etched

signature of Lalique France with

copyright symbol underside

14cm high, 12.5cm diameter bowl,

14cm diameter

$450–550

645

Two decanters and two silver

plate mounted claret jugs,

19th/20th century

maskhead claret jug 30.5cm high

$260–360

646

A group of four Georgian glass

decanters, early 19th century

26cm high

$200–300

647

Two antique crystal decanters,

19th/20th century

including a decanter jug and a lens cut

bottle decanter

35cm and 28cm high

$200–300

648

A modern square crystal Sierra

serving platter, Tiffany & Co.,

made in Germany

in a geometric irregular ice cube

design, blue label to platter and boxed

30cm square

$140–200

162

649

A Lalique 'Clairefontaine'

scent bottle, Model No. 526,

introduced circa 1931

with frosted lily of the flower stopper

and a clear globular font, engraved

mark of Lalique France to base

12.cm high

$300–400

650

A Lalique 'Festons' trough, Model

10-3472, introduced circa 1939

rectangular with scalloped gadrooned

rims, engraved Lalique France to long

edge of base


$240–300

651

A Sklo Union ashtray by Rudolf

Jurnikl, circa 1960s

heavy gauge ellipse shape with

concave borders, unmarked


$100–200

652

A Lalique 'Elisabeth' pedestal

bowl

with relief decoration, engraved

signature of Lalique France underside

14cm high, 12.5cm diameter bowl,

14cm diameter

$450–550

653

A small opalescent Lalique

'Coquilles' coupe, introduced

circa 1924

a smaller version of model 3202

featuring four radiating shells, stencil

mark of Lalique France to centre


$300–500

654

A Lalique 'Chantilly' powder box,

Model No. 62, introduced 1924

featuring a border of deer in low relief

with light teal blue colouration to the

cover, unmarked


$400–600

655

A Lalique 'Three Figures' powder

box, for D'Orsay

frosted with figures in low relief to the

cover, unmarked


$400–600

656

A large Toso Murano

multi-coloured platter,

circa 2005

with murrines and freeform elongated

shapes in colours upon a cobalt

ground with aubergine border,

engraved Toso Murano


$400–600

657

A large Czech red glass vase

baluster shape with a spiral decoration

to the cobalt neck, a fire polished red

rim, unmarked


$200–400

658

Two gem set eternity bands

channel set with baguette cut white

cubic zirconia, 14ct gold, 7.1gms

$400–600

659

A heart shaped bloodstone

pendant

featuring a polished bloodstone; 9ct

gold mount, 35mm high

$280–360

660

An Art Deco diamond and onyx

signet ring

featuring an early round brilliant cut

diamond of 0.06cts, grain set within

an onyx panel, 14ct gold, 3.35gms,

boxed

$240–340

661

A Parker fountain pen

14ct gold filled case, chequerboard

design with engraved initials,

accompanied by original leather case

$40–60

662

A Mikimoto pearl set tie pin

$40–60

663

Two Mont Blanc pens

ball point, boxed and papers

$500–700

664

A pair carved jadeite stud

earrings

set in 18ct gold, to screw back fittings,

6.7gms

$280–380

665


featuring seven round rubies totalling

0.60cts raised above sixteen diamond

set petals totalling 0.10cts, white gold,

6.7gms

$550–700

666

A gold and emerald eternity ring

featuring six graduated oval cut

emeralds set in 9ct gold, 2.75gms

$200–300

667

A Roman gold earring circa 2nd

-4th century AD

tear drop pendant suspend from a

circular ear hook, 18ct gold, 1.0gms,

15 x 12mm, accompanied by B.C.

Galleries certificate of authenticity

$300–500

668

A Russian gold wedder and gold

and turquoise ring

both crafted in 9ct gold,

total weight 3.8gms

$240–340

163

669

A collection of pens including

Waterman and Posteitaliane

the Posteitaliane ball point and

fountain pens with yellow and blue

embellishments in leather case, the

Waterman pen and pencil set and

extra fountain pen in a Waterman case

$100–200

670

Collection of Monteblanc pens

comprising two fountain and ball point

pen sets in original cases, a vintage

fountain pen boxed and a jumbo

fountain pen

$600–1,000

671

A Gary Bradley brooch and ring

both of contemporary design centred

with baroquel pearls all in sterling

silver, total weight 37.6gms

$500–700

672

Three Gary Bradley rings

comprising three sterling silver

gem set rings, two signed,


$600–800

673

A gold and diamond band

the 9ct white gold ring set

with six single cut diamonds,

2.47gms total weight

$100–200

674

A collection of silver jewellery

including sovereign holder, four

rings and a pair of earrings,

58.78gms total weight

$80–150

675

A pair of opal earrings

the solid white opal pendant

earrings set in 18ct white gold,

total weight 1.8gms

$200–300

676

A collection of cufflinks

the 9ct gold cufflinks weighing 16.4

gms and the silver cufflinks weighing

7.34gms

$300–400

677

A collection of jewellery

comprising a signet ring, two

brooches in 14ct and 9ct gold together

with a gold lined heart brooch,


$250–350

678

A collection of silver jewellery

including three necklaces, four

bracelets, earrings and a stick pin

$200–300

679

A Good Year commemorative

watch

quartz, trapezoid shaped black dial

with applied baton numerals, date at

three and three subsidiary dials at six,

nine and twelve, stainless steel case

and rubber bands, boxed

$100–200

680

A gold and pearl necklace

comprising five baroque cultured

pearls measuring 5.5-6.5mm

interspaced with 14ct gold open

work chain, total weight 4.8gms,

total length 390mm

$300–400

681

Larry, pair of gold

and diamond earrings

the floral 14ct gold and single cut

diamond earrings with screw back

fittings, 14ct gold, signed, 3.81gms

total weight, boxed

$300–400

682

An Italian gold necklace

the Omega chain in two tone

18ct yellow and white gold,

5.0gms total weight

$300–400

683

A Cartier gold and enamel

pendant

modelled as a RSO Records red bull,

18ct gold, signed, 4,3gms

$300–400

684

A pendant watch

manual wind circular skeleton watch

having a gold plated case, 24mm

diameter, suspended from a 9ct gold

chain, 2.66gms, total length 450mm

$300–400

685


the triple row of round brilliant and

single cut diamonds set in 9ct gold,

5.5gms

$500–600

686

A collection of antique gold

jewellery

including two gold stone set rings, a

gold stone set watch key, together

with a Victorian sword brooch set with

pearls and sapphires, 11.9gms

$450–550

687

A Victorian gold and enamel

mourning ring

the gold and enamel ring centrally set

with a pearl cross in 18ct gold, 2.4gms

$300–400

688

A curb link bracelet

the gold plated curb link bracelet

having a 9ct gold pierced heart

shaped shaped clasp, 6.6gms,

total length 190mm

$300–500

689

A large strand of amber beads

the graduated strand of translucent

polished beads individually knotted,

840mm

$500–700

164

690

An amber and silver necklace

of foliate design set with three large

cabochon amber to a decorative silver

chain, total length 510mm

$300–400

691

An amber pendant necklace

the polished amber set to a

decorative silver mount and chain,

total length 720mm

$200–400

692

A diamond and gem set ring

the openwork bombe shaped ring

set with an oval synthetic sapphire,

together with rubies cut en cabochon,

emeralds and amethyst highlighted by

single cut diamonds, set in low carat

gold, 11.7gms

$500–800

693

A pair of gold and quartz drop

earrings

each earring set with two dyed green

quartz beads between filigree gold

detailing to hook backs in 18ct gold,

total weight, 27.5gms

$500–700

694

An Italian cameo pendant

brooch

the finely carved shell cameo of

a woman in profile set in a pearl

surround in 18ct gold, 18.5gms

$500–800

695

An antique gold bracelet

the curb link bracelet of night and day

design to a heart shaped padlock in

9ct gold, 10.7gms, total length 185mm

$340–440

696

An Antique gold, opal and

diamond ring

the solid white opal offset with four

single cut diamonds, 15ct gold, 2.0gms

$360–460

697

A silver charm bracelet

the curb link bracelet set with

numerous silver and enamelled

charms, total weight 86.6gms

$200–300

698

Four antique Australian

brooches

including a stone set Southern Cross

with two wishbone brooches and one

other, 9ct gold, total weight 7.8gms

$260–360

699

Three antique brooches

including a moonstone brooch and

an intaglio brooch set in 9ct gold,

together with a carved cameo brooch

$300–400

700

A collection of antique jewellery

including cufflinks, two stick pins and

a brooch including 18ct and 9ct gold

$200–300

701

A Mikimoto cultured pearl and

garnet necklace

featuring cultured pearl interspaced

with garnet beads and finished with

a floral enhancer, signed, boxed and

with papers

$340–440

702

A gold chain

the fine curb link chain crafted in

9ct yellow gold, total weight 7.0gms,

total length 640mm

$300–400

703

Four assorted gold rings

comprising an 18ct gold wedder,

an 18ct gold and diamond signet

ring, a 9ct gold and peridot dress

ring, a 9ct gold heart dress ring,


$900–1,200

704

A collection of Tiffany & Co silver

jewellery

including a large heart disc suspended

from a bead chain and an Elsa Perretti

bean necklace and matching earrings

$200–400

705

A synthetic sapphire necklace

the pendant set with synthetic

sapphires in 9ct gold,

total length 450mm

$200–300

706

Four assorted amber necklaces

of various lengths and designs, one

with a floral attachment

$200–300

707

A large collection of assorted

amber jewellery

comprising cufflinks, necklaces,

earrings, brooches, pendants with

some set in silver, totalling 15 pieces

$200–300

708

An antique Australian shell

necklace

possibly from Queensland, comprising

shells and seeds, total length 1440mm

$250–450

709

An Antique Tasmanian mariner

shell necklace

a triple strand of shells displaying

cream, green and purple hues,

total length 470mm

$200–400

710

Two Antique mariner shell

necklaces

one of green, brown hues,

total length 340mm, the other

of brown and cream hues,

total length 860mm

$300–500

165

711

Two gold rings and a gold brooch

the shell cameo portrait ring set

in 9ct gold, the cultured pearl ring

set in 10ct gold together with a 9ct

gold and seed pearl circular brooch,

total weight 6.9gms

$340–440

717

A collection of cameo and gold

jewellery

comprising three oval cameo

pendants and two brooches, each

finely carved, all in a 9ct gold frames,


$450–650

724

An Omega Seamaster

wrist watch

automatic, circular silvered dial with

applied baton numerals, gold capped

case and brown leather bands, signed,

30mm diameter

$500–700

712

An Antique mariner shell

necklace

shells of pink, green, cream and mauve

hues finished with a 9ct gold clasp,

total length 420mm

$250–350

713

An Antique branch coral

necklace and bracelet

graduated lengths of coral

finished with 9ct gold clasps

total length 600mm and 190mm

respectively

$300–400

714

A pair of Georg Jensen cufflinks

the sterling silver link designed by

Abe Dahlquist, reference 112, signed,


$400–600

715

Three gold and nephrite

pendants

comprising two circular nephrite

discs with 14ct gold fittings and a 9ct

gold and oval nephrite panel cut en

cabochon suspended from a 9ct gold

chain, total weight 6.8gms

$200–300

716

An antique pendant and two

chains

the fine curb link chain in 9ct

gold, 12gms, together with an oval

lapis lazuli cut en cabochon panel

surrounded by paste set in 9ct gold

and suspended from a flat fancy link

9ct gold chain, 5.8gms

$300–400

718

A collection of gold crosses

comprising one 18ct white gold cross,

one 14ct gold cross and four assorted

9ct gold crosses, total weight 5.5gms

$300–400

719

An amber and a sodalite

necklace

one necklace with large polish amber

discs to a fancy link chain and tassel,

total length 890mm, together with a

sodalite disc necklace with freshwater

pearls and a silver gilt clasp,

total length 400mm

$200–300

720

A solitaire sapphire ring

the central white sapphire in 18ct gold

and platinum, size N, 2.99gms

$200–300

721


the central diamond with two small

shoulder diamonds in 18ct gold,

2.51gms

$280–380

722

A diamond eternity ring

featuring single cut diamonds in a

decorative setting of 18ct gold and

platinum, 1.7gms

$200–300

723


the single diamond in an illusion

setting of 18ct gold and platinum,

2.4gms

$250–350

725

A Raymond Weil wrist watch

quartz, rectangular mother of pearl

dial, stainless steel and gold plated

case and bands, total length 170mm

$300–400

726

Holloway Diamonds gold band

crafted in 18ct white gold, 4.03gms

$500–700

727

An Omega wrist watch

automatic, circular cream dial with

baton numerals, gold capped case

and associated bands

$250–350

728

An Edwardian gold and seed

pearl bangle

oval hinged form having a decorative

pierced top set with red paste and

seed pearls in 15ct gold, 12.0gms

$500–700

729

A sapphire and diamond cluster

ring

set with three oval blue sapphires and

highlighted with round brilliant and

single cut diamonds, 14ct white gold,

6.1gms

$500–800

730

A Longines wrist watch

quartz, circular white dial with black

Roman numerals, gold plated case

and bracelet bands, 33mm diameter

$200–300

166

731

A Longines wrist watch

manual wind, circular gold coloured

dial with baton numerals, gold

plated case and black leather bands,

30mm diameter

$250–350

732

A Waltham sterling silver pocket

watch and chain

key wind and set, circular white

enamel dial with black Roman

numerals, sterling silver engine

turned case, signed, together with

a sterling silver curb link fob chain,

total length 380mm

$100–200

733

An opal and gold suite of

jewellery

comprising an opal pendant necklace,

an opal ring and a pair of earrings

all with solid white opal in 9ct gold,


$500–800

734

An antique gold and pearl

brooch

of crescent and star design set with

seed pearls, 15ct gold, 7.5gms

$400–600

735

A pair of diamond earrings

the circular pendant drops set with

single cut diamonds, 9ct white gold,

total weight 3.9gms

$440–540

736

Two pairs of gold earrings

one pair with fine filigree detail, the

other of twist rope design, both 9ct,


$280–380

737

A collection of gold jewellery

including a 9ct garnet ring, a 9ct opal

doublet brooch and earrings, a 9ct

faux pearl earrings and a 9ct white

gold diamond pendant on a silver

chain, total weight 8.8gms

$400–600

738

An Omega chain

fine wire work crafted in 9ct gold,

total length 410mm

$100–200

739

A Mikimoto cultured pearl and

diamond pendant necklace

of floral design suspended

from a trace chain, 18ct

gold, total weight 4.0gms,

total length 400mm

$500–700

740

Mikimoto wrist watch

quartz, oval mother of pearl face

to a gold plated case and cultured

pearl bracelet bands, signed

total length 190mm

$200–300

741

Mikimoto cultured pearl pendant

watch

square form, the pearls and watch

face enclosed within a glass and gold

plated case, signed

$150–250

742

A gold and ruby five stone ring

of half hoop design in 18ct gold,

4.6gms

$300–400

743

A sapphire and diamond ring

of half hoop design in 18ct gold,

3.1gms

$300–400

744

Longines wrist watch

quartz, circular white dial with applied

baton numerals and date at three, two

tone stainless steel and yellow gold

case to stainless steel bands, signed

28mm diameter

$150–250

745

Breitling wrist watch

automatic, circular silver dial with

applied Arabic numerals, gold capped

case, and leather bands, signed,

36mm diameter

$400–600

746

Cartier wrist watch with spare

face

quartz, circular enamel face with

Roman numerals, vermeil case and

crocodile leather bands, together with

an additional face of the same design

$300–500

747

An Omega watch

the oval face of 15mm to an integral

band together with a black Omega

leather band

$200–300

748

A part set of gold and

mother-of-pearl buttons and

mother-of-pearl shirt studs

presented in a petite fitted Tiffany &

Co. of Paris leather box, 6.41gms total

weight of buttons

$100–200

749

An Antique cameo bracelet and

earrings

the finely carved oval hard stone and

lava cameo portraits in pinchbeck

frames

$450–650

167

750

Three coral necklaces

comprising two strands of branch

coral together with an Indian coral and

silver necklace

$200–300

751

A strand of jadeite beads

the graduated strand of polished

beads finished with a 9ct gold clasp,

total length 470mm

$200–300

752

A turquoise and pearl brooch

and bracelet

of Catanachs design, the brooch

centrally set with an oval turquoise

cut en cabachon and pearl decoration

in 14ct gold, the bracelet with three

turquoise and three pearls, in silver gilt

$200–300

753

A pendant necklace

the strand of fluorite and rose quartz

suspended with a topaz and silver

pendant, 460mm

$150–250

754

An emerald and gold bracelet

designed with a continuous row of

round cut emeralds individually claw

set and finished with herringbone gold

chain, 9ct gold, 5.02gms

$450–650

755

An antique Australian turquoise

ring

the oval turquoise cut en cabochon,

set in 9ct gold, 2.1gms

$100–200

756

A collection of antique

Australian gold jewellery

Comprising one grosgrain choker

and a grosgrain bracelet with gold

panels, two Australian gold brooches,

two Australian gold pendants and a

memorial cross, all in 9ct gold

$300–400

757


comprising two gold pendants and

two gold cameo brooches in 9ct gold

together with two silver cameos

$160–260

758

A Georg Jensen sterling silver

brooch

of bird and leaf design of 11.6gms

$160–260

759

A gold wedder and brooch

the wedder in 18ct gold, 3.8gms

together with an 18ct gold, pearl and

sapphire brooch 4.6gms

$300–400

760

A collection of jewellery

including cultured pearls, amber and

vintage silver jewellery

$50–100

761

A half gold sovereign

Sydney mint, dated 1915

$400–600

762

An Edwardian aquamarine bar

brooch

with a cushion cut aquamarine claw

set to a 9ct rose gold knife edge bar,

5.4gms

$300–500

763


comprising a 14ct gold brooch,

together with a 9ct gold signet ring,

bracelet, and a pair of stone set drop

earrings, total weight 21.4gms

$800–1,200

764

A pair of hoop earrings

the diamond cut hoop earrings in 9ct

gold, 1.63gms

$250–350

765

A strand of cultured pearls

the uniform round pearls measuring

9.2-9.4mm individually knotted

to a 9ct gold bolt ring clasp,

total length 490mm

$300–500

766

A sapphire and diamond full

circle eternity ring

carre cut yellow sapphires interspaced

with old cut diamonds millegrain set

with engraved detail, platinum, 2.5gms

$450–650

767

Charles Rose diamond eternity

band

comprising eighteen round brilliant

cut diamonds totalling 0.20cts grain

set, 18ct white gold, 2.0gms

$400–600

768

A painted and gilded eight

branch chandelier, Italian

49cm high, approximately

60cm diameter

$200–300

769

A pair of tear drop shape etched

glass lamps on marble stands

with trailing flora and bird decorations

to the bodies, with beige silk shades

58cm high

$300–500

770

A Middle Eastern style glass

inset hanging light

$500–800

771

A Gothic Revival cast metal

lantern

in charcoal metal with coloured glass

panes to the facets

$400–600

168

772

A Victorian polished brass

standard lamp, 19th century

with quilted effect glass shade and

chimney, converted to electricity

190cm high

$400–600

773

A Victorian gilt brass and etched

glass banquet lamp, 19th century

with original fittings

78cm high

$300–500

774

A vintage ebonised chrome

medical lamp

180cm high

$500–800

775

A pair of vintage anodised gold

metal urn lamps, circa 1960s

with glass disks to the short pedestal

above a circular foot


$400–600

776

Two wooden lamps

ovoid distressed bases in mottled

terracotta colours with linen shades,

electrical fittings

45cm high to top of fitting,

26cm diameter

$200–400

777

A European industrial style

darkened white metal lamp with

a linen shade, mid 20th century

with a square section stem upon a

stepped square base

41cm high to top of fitting, 10cm

square

$200–400

778

An industrial style extension

tripod spotlight lamp, early/

mid 20th century

on a vintage hardwood base possibly

of military origin, the spotlight in

original distressed metal painted deep

green, with strap handle

legs (non extended) 118cm

lamp diameter 36cm

$400–600

779

A pair of etched glass Hundi

lights

of typical form with suspension rod

and fittings

bell shades 40cm, 30cm diameter

$300–500

780

An interesting collection of

seven Admiralty nautical charts

of Queensland and New South

Wales, circa 1960s

Cape Conway to George Point

including Whitsunday Passage;

Northwest Coast of Australia,

Off-Lying Islands and Reefs; Australia

(northern portion) and the Adjacent

Islands and Seas South of the Equator;

Brisbane River, Pile Lighthouse to

Lytton Cutting; Cape Sidmouth to

Cape York; Moreton Bay approach to

Brisbane; and Norah Head to Crowdy

Head

70 x 105cm approximately

$500–700

781

An interesting collection of

seven Admiralty nautical charts

of New Zealand and Hobson's

Bay Victoria, circa 1950s

Lampton Harbour and Evans Bay (and

Port Nicholson); Castle Point to Cape

Palliser; Karamea River to Stephens

Island; Auckland Harbour; Hobsons

Bay, River Yarra and Melbourne;

Hobsons Bay; Hobsons Bay, River

Yarra and Melbourne

70 x 105cm, approximately

$500–700

782

A collection of shells,

coral and a sea sponge

$200–300

783

A Papua New Guinea hollowed

wood canoe

425cm long

$300–500

784

A Moooi Delft Blue covered

porcelain vase, Marcel Wanders,

Royal Delft, 2007


$400–600

785

A Royal Worcester set of five

small teacups and saucers by

Miss Twinberrow, 1917

with sterling silver demitasse spoons

pattern 9982, decorated throughout

with Hadley style roses, signed Twin to

each element, the handles, exteriors

and wells richly gilt, puce date marks,

together with silver gilt demitasse

spoons by Henry James Hulbert,

London 1916, each hallmarked

10cm diameter, saucers, 3.5cm high,

5.5cm diameter, cups

$500–700

786

A collection of Carlton Ware

Rouge Royale including a

pair of large temple jars,

mid 20th century

ten items including assorted covered

jars, dishes, and bowls, the temple

jar pair with gilded dogs for finials,

together with a 1920s 'New Mikado'

pattern baluster vase

temple jars 50cm high

$300–500

169

787

A part mixed gilt lustre porcelain

set by Porcelain de Paris,

Royal Worcester fireproof, and

assorted saucers and a bowl

comprising tureen, saucepans, jugs,

ramekins, teapot, sugar basin, heart

shape dish, together with a set of

small Hutschenreuter saucers and

small white Swedish sugar bowl

tureen 18cm high, 28cm wide

teapot 17cm high

$200–300

788

A fine bone china Coalport

coffee set for eight place

settings in 'Revelry Blue' pattern,

production period 1970-1993

featuring blue panels with white

cupids and gold trim, backstamps, in

original box

coffee can 5.5cm high, saucer

12cm diameter

$200–300

789

A boat shaped bowl incised BW

of distinctive canoe shape with scroll

ends and incised scroll designs to

the sides, raised on an integral trestle

base


$300–500

790

A Moooi porcelain flower vase,

Marcel Wanders, Royal Delft

2007


$400–600

791

A group of four Dutch Gouda

pottery wares, 20th century

comprising serving dishes and a

covered jar all with floral designs, blue

underglaze marks to bases

serving dish 30cm diameter

approximately, and smaller

$300–500

792

A group of five Dutch Gouda

pottery wares, 20th century

comprising vases and a two handled

vessel, all with stylised floral designs,

blue underglaze marks to bases

tallest vase 26.5cm high

$400–600

793

A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre

ware bowl, early 20th century

design Z4827 with gilded butterfly

decoration to the mottled red ground,

the interior with a patterned blue

border and pale teal lustre glaze,

backstamp and painted marks


$400–600

794

A group of eight parian ware

items, 19th century/early 20th

including a Dickens character group, a

Grecian figure, a bust of the Right Hon.

W.E. Gladstone, three miniature busts

of children, and an allegorical plaque

in low relief

Grecian figure 33cm

$200–300

795

A Regency comport by Derby,

early 19th century

lavishly moulded and gilded, the lobed

dish featuring moths and insects

upon a marbled ground enclosed by

a border of fantastic creatures within

cartouches, red crossed baton marks

below crown underside, cipher


$500–700

796

Two Royal Doulton drip glazed

pots, early 20th century

both of squat form, one probably a

sample piece with blue, brown, and

deep green glazes, free hand incised

mark, Royal Doulton Burslem to base;

the other, decorated in blue and white

glazes on a caramel ground, Royal

Doulton stamp underside and incised

pattern 7113

10cm high, 14cm diameter and


$300–500

797

A Copeland Art Union of London

parian bust of 'Clytie' modelled

by C Delpech, circa 1855, and an

allegorical figure emblematic of

the arts, 19th century

incised mark of C. Delpech Redt. to

socle, Copeland T81 mark to rear and

Art Union of London, allegorical figure

unmarked

both figures 33cm high

$300–400

798

An Aesop fables porcelain

dessert service, in the manner

of Brown, Westhead & Moore

Fontaine, late 19th/20th century

comprising four footed tazze, a taller

tazza, and eight plates, descriptions to

base of some items and registration

mark B/4670

23cm plate diameter

$300–500

799

A Minton red seaweed pattern

tea set, late 19th century and

after

pattern G3160, comprising six cups

and saucers, eight side plates, two

sandwich or petit four serving plates,

and a covered dish, iron red stamps

to base

serving plate 28cm high,

22cm diameter

$100–140

800

A large collection of English

parian and bisque wares,

19th century

including a bust of an older Queen

Victoria, two various busts, two figures

including Mars and a boy child, a

figural spill vase, grape embellished

bottle vase and a corn cob harvest jug

Queen Victoria figure 36cm high

$300–500

170

801

A suite of sixty five Minton

seaweed pattern tea wares,

pattern G2702, 19th century

comprising demitasse cups, tea

cups in two sizes, one chocolate cup,

associated saucers and side plates,

a sandwich plate, a milk jug, and an

egg cup, blue backstamps underside,

original pattern discontinued 1872 but

later re-issued

various sizes

$300–500

802

A small part suite of Copelands

china Willow pattern tea wares,

19th century

comprising a sandwich plate, twelve

plates in three sizes, six cups, and a

large jug, pattern 1327, backstamps

underside

sandwich plate 23cm square

jug 15cm high, 15.5cm wide

$80–100

803

A porcelain hand decorated

planter pot, probably French,

late 19th century

decorated with a bird amidst flowers

and grasses, raised on three moulded

and gilded feet, unmarked


$300–500

804

Two Victorian Parian ware busts

of Sir Robert Peel and Sir Walter

Scott, 19th century

the Copeland model of Scott issued

by the Ceramic and Crystal Palace

Art Union, the bust of Peel published

by T & R Boote, from the 'celebrated

picture by Sr Thomas Lawrence'

38 and 26cm high

$200–300

805

Four Victorian salt glazed

stoneware jugs, 19th century

with relief decoration, three with

pewter lids, and a Minton threaded

ovoid jug with mask head spout,

impressed Minton mark

20cm high and smaller

$300–400

806

A European, probably Italian,

majolica earthenware pot,

18th century

with under glazed blue design

throughout and lug handles, with kiln

grit below rim and firing blemishes

throughout, unmarked to the flat

unglazed base


$500–800

807

A Doulton Lambeth vase by Eliza

Simmance, circa 1900

a baluster vase with trumpet neck

decorated with beadwork and incised

flora, Doulton Lambeth impressed

mark to base with maker's cipher, also

stamped Art Union of London

40cm high

$300–400

808

A group of four Victorian Parian

wares, including Copeland

and Minton, and a Wedgwood

majolica mantle vase

comprising a recumbent greyhound,

unmarked, a Copeland shell form

pocket vase with cupid and bulrushes,

a wood grain effect Minton plate,

and a moulded coloured cupid vase,

impressed Copeland and Minton

marks; the Wedgwood vase with

cabbage leaf design, Barlaston Etruria

marks

shell vase 16cm high, 24cm wide,

15cm deep

Wedgwood vase 15cm high,

34cm wide, 16.5cm deep

$300–400

809

A vase by Charles Catteau for

Boch Frëres, Belgium, circa 1925

pattern D968, signed

25cm high

$500–800

810



pattern D1109, signed

29cm high

$500–800

811



in falcon pattern D935, signed

28cm high

$700–900

812

A pair of Doulton Lambeth vases

by George Tinworth and Bessie

Newberry, early 20th century

the baluster vases decorated with

beadwork and wriggle work tube

lining, impressed initials of BN to base

29cm high

$400–600

813

A small pair of Doulton Lambeth

spill vases by Eliza Simmance,

circa 1900

with incised and wriggle work tube

lining, silverplate rims and foot,

impressed Doulton Lambeth marks

and initials and ciphers to base

12.5cm high

$200–400

814

A Paul Milet for Sèvres porcelain

box, French, circa 1920

with a mottled blue crystalline

glaze, gilt bronze trims and grape

decorations, printed marks to base


$340–500

815

A comprehensive Royal Doulton

Harlow pattern dinner set for ten

place settings plus extras

cream with blue and gold border

trim comprising ten main, entree

and side plates, dessert bowls, soup

coupes and eight tea cups with 17

matching saucers, eight coffee cans

and saucers, two cake or sandwich

plates, two meat platters and two

vegetable bowls, a gravy boat and

stand, teapot, sugar basin and a milk

jug, backstamps underside

$300–500

171

816

A green decorative vase

with a bottle shaped body, broad neck

with applied ring handles, the glaze

with a pitted and crackle finish

35.5cm high, body 18.5cm diameter

$300–500

817

A Moooi Delft blue covered

porcelain vase, Marcel Wanders,

Royal Delft, 2007

41cm high, 37cm wide,

22.5cm diameter

$400–600

818

A long tribal wool kilim

an overall geometric design in

muted peach, pink, buff and

brown colours upon a black field,

enclosed by repeat borders

337cm x 145cm

$300–500

819

A tribal wool kilim

three bold hooked and serrated

diamond lozenges to the field in mid

blue, red, amaranth and buff colours

enclosed by multiple geometric

borders

284cm x 208cm

$500–700

820

A Nain style rug

in cream, soft tan and pale blue teal

colours featuring a medallion and

scattered floral and tendrils enclosed

by a floral main border

$300–500

821

A Nain style rug

in cream, soft tan and pale blue teal

colours featuring a medallion and

scattered floral and tendrils enclosed

by a floral main border

$300–500

822

A small Persian Garden of

Paradise silk rug, 20th century

on a hanging rod

123 x 78cm without fringe

$500–800

823

A blue Persian Kashan wool and

silk pattern rug, 20th century


$400–600

824

A small Persian Heriz pattern

rug, 20th century


$300–500

825

A Turkoman runner, 20th century


$400–600

826

A Persian Mehraban wool runner

hand-woven wool pile with traditional

triple floral medallions and boteh

motifs in colours on a cream field

310cm x 80cm

$400–600

827

A Persian pattern rug

with foliate decoration on a red field

and green banded border

370cm x 278cm

$500–800

828

A modern red floor rug with an

overdyed effect

in deep purple red mottled tones

358.5cm x 274cm

$500–800

829

A modern sterling silver apostle

seal top spoon depicting Saint

Simon the Zealot, J B Chatterley

& Sons Ltd., London 1971

modelled on 16th and 17th century

examples, with fig shape bowl and

the finial depicting the saint holding

a saw, emblematic of his martyrdom,

hallmarked to stem and bowl

18cm long

55gms silver weight

$100–200

830

Two Danish sterling silver wares,

a goblet and a silver and glass

knife holder, Georg Jensen,

second half 20th century

a Harald Nielsen 1928 designed

goblet, model 532C and an Allan

Scharff designed knife resting on a

glass bird, hallmarked to both

goblet 14cm high, knife 91.5cm long


$200–260

831

A French .800 silver tastevin

with inset Louis XIV Ecu,

probably 19th century

with Minerva second grade punch to

bowl exterior and rubbed hallmarks to

entwined double snake handle

2cm high, 8cm bowl diameter

95gms silver weight

$100–200

832

An assorted group of mostly

Swedish table wares and

accessories

comprising a set of Swedish plate

underplates by W.A Bolin, a chrome

finish modern candelabra, and two

boxed Infinity candle holders by

Skultuna

27cm

$300–400

172

833

A George II sterling silver

christening mug with later

inscription, possibly EB or ED,

1745 London

of baluster form and profusely

embossed with floral forms, shell

terminals to the double scroll handle,

and a scroll cartouche with later

inscription, 'Sybil', on footed base,

hallmarked underside

7.5cm high

90gms silver weight

$200–400

834

A Chinese Hong Kong silver

mounted Haig's decanter,

marked HK .900 silver

overlaid with bamboo and pagoda

designs, hallmarked to foot rim

28.5cm high

$100–200

835

Three silver plate graduated

meat cloches, 19th/20th century

with removable handles

largest 36cm wide, 29cm deep

$200–300

836

An assorted collection of sterling

silver wares, including souvenir

spoons, Georgian, Victorian and

later

various dates and makers, five salts

and small pots with associated blue

glass liners

over 640gms silver weight

(without glass liners)

$500–600

837

An .800 silver reticulated

basket, German, late 19th/

early 20th century

embossed with swags, bouquets and

birds, centred with cupids at play,

marked .800 to well with maker's

trademark and other indistinct mark



$400–500

838

A small group of George II and

Victorian English sterling silver

tablewares, 18th/19th century

various dates and makers including

a Georgian baluster creamer with a

punch beaded rim, a bright cut table

spoon, a boat shaped Neoclassical

bright cut salt, a pair of sugar tongs

and a small Victorian bowl with

figural panels in low relief, all items

hallmarked

325gms silver weight, without blue

glass liner to salt

$300–360

839

An impressive antique American

silver plate porcelain lined mint

julep jug, The Van Bergh S.P

Co., Rochester, N.Y, late 19th/

early 20th century

with lavishly cast handle and spout,

and bright cut etched upon a matt

ground, maker's mark to base


PROVENANCE


Smith OAM, acquired in New Orleans

$400–600

840

An Aesthetic movement

silver plate tea set designed

by Christopher Dresser,

19th century

numbered 2278, comprising a bullet

shape teapot and creamer, both with

strapped ebonised handles, and a

bowl, all raised on splayed conical

legs, manufactured by James Dixon &

Sons, Sheffield, relief cartouche of Ch.

Dresser; together with an engraved

silver plate sugar scuttle

teapot 16cm high, 24.5cm wide, body

12cm diameter, approximately

$300–400

841

A German .800 silver fish

knife and fork set for six place

settings, mark of Friedlander,

post 1886

housed in a mahogany canteen, all

items hallmarked

canteen 5.5cm high, 33cm wide

25.5cm deep


$400–600

842

An assorted group of sterling

and Continental silver teaspoons

and serveware, various makers,

19th/20th century

including a German cake server, a set

of six German teaspoons, a set of six

Victorian ball finial teaspoons, and five

Australian parfait spoons

parfait spoons 19cm

cake server 27cm


$380–480

843

A group of seven assorted

George III and Victorian

English sterling fiddle

pattern tablespoons, early to

mid 19th century, various makers


$400–500

844

Three assorted cased sets

of English sterling silver

teaspoons and two children's

spoon and fork sets, early to

mid 20th century



$340–380

173

845

Four cased sets of sterling silver

table wares, including demitasse

spoons, a pair of napkin rings,

a scallop shell sauce dish, and

a three piece christening set,

Birmingham, Sheffield, London,

various dates and makers, 19th/

early 20th century

the shell dish with a non matching

fork, all items hallmarked

230gms

$260–300

846

A group of five assorted

Victorian, Edwardian and

European silver wares, London,

Chester, Birmingham, various

dates and makers

comprising a weighted trumpet vase,

candlestick, clothes brush, small

gadrooned .835 silver bowl and a

footed bowl, all items hallmarked,

trumpet vase much rubbed

vase 14cm high, bowl diameters 11cm

and 9cm

520gms total

$280–340

847

A sterling silver grand inkwell, W

Drummond & Co., London 1914

of waisted and faceted form with

a glass and silver plate insert, and

cellulose base, hallmarked to rim


765gms total weight

$360–460

848

A mixed group of sterling and

continental silver bon bon

dishes, American, Chester,

Birmingham, German, Dutch,

various dates and makers, late

19th/early 20th century

of embossed and pierced form

600gms total, 295gms sterling,

305gms continental

$400–500

849

Two sterling silver christening

mugs, London 1895 and

Mappin & Webb, Sheffield

late 19th century

both hallmarked to upper bodies

8.5cm and 7.5cm high


$240–300

850

Nine assorted sterling silver

table wares, Birmingham,

London, Chester, various dates

and makers 19th/20th century

comprising a large sweetmeat dish,

two pairs of salts, one single, a butter

dish, a mustard pot, a tiny chalice cup

and a Georgian caster, all hallmarked



$480–580

851

Two sterling silver wares,

Victorian and George III, a bowl

and a creamer, London 1891 and

1806

both with gadroons, the bowl on a

footed base, the creamer with later

1880 puppy show presentation

inscription for 'Sparkler'

bowl 11.5cm high, 18cm diameter,

creamer 10cm high, 14.5cm wide,

8cm deep


$400–600

852

Two silver plate mounted water

jugs, one by WMF

the WMF jug with incised decoration

to the glass body, mark of WMF to

collar, the other with a hammered

finish to both the plate and body,

together with a silver plate trophy, 'The

Mendip Hills Challenge Cup', Preston

UK, made by Martin Hall & Co.

24cm high, WMF jug

30cm high, trophy cup

$300–500

853

A large assorted collection

of mostly Georgian and later

English sterling silver spoons,


mostly tea spoons, some .800 silver


$500–700

854

A Sheffield silver plate tea urn,

English, early 19th century

ovoid on a socle and pierced base,

with spigot and protruding ring

handles

54cm high

$300–500

855

Three English Georgian and

Victorian sterling silver sauce

ladles and a pair of sugar tongs,

various makers, 19th century

ladles 18.5cm long


$240–280

856

A mixed group of English sterling

silver condiment spoons and

assorted other spoons including

a tea caddy spoon and a pair

of demitasse spoons, 19th/

early 20th century, various dates

and makers



$120–160

857

An assorted group of twelve

sterling silver bead edge Old

English spoons, Sheffield,

London, various makers, mostly

19th century

teaspoons, one dessert spoon and a

shovel spoon, all hallmarked

365gms

$300–400

174

858

A mixed group of eight Georgian

and Victorian sterling silver Old

English pattern tablespoons,

19th century, various makers



$400–500

859

A large group of assorted mostly

English sterling silver fiddle

pattern teaspoons, including

a set of six, 19th century,

various makers

includes two Irish silver teaspoons, two

dessert spoons, all items hallmarked


$340–400

860

A small Lancashire Arts &

Crafts sterling silver dish, Arthur

Duckworth, Chester 1945

of lobed form with everted lightly

hammered sides, a punched border to

the well, crisply hallmarked underside

below rim

45gms silver weight

8.5cm diameter

$240–300

861

A small shallow sterling silver

dish, George Tarratt Ltd,

London 1955

of gently rounded rectangular form,

hallmarked to underside of rim, and to

the other DES (for Des Hoffman) and

Geoffrey G. Bellamy

50gms silver weight


$100–200

862

A sterling silver clad cigarette

and cigar box, Padgett & Braham

Ltd., Birmingham 1964 and 1966

elegantly plain with piano hinged lid

and partitioned wood lining, initialled

to the lid, hallmarked to the short end


$240–300

863

A sterling silver presentation

salver, R&W Sorley, London 1900

piecrust salver with scroll and shell

embellishments, presentation

sentiment and crisp hallmarks to tray

27cm diameter


$500–600

864

A sterling silver cigarette box,

Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1957

engine turned to the piano hinged

lid, partitioned wood lined interior,

cellulose plate to base, hallmarked to

short end and lid

4cm high, 16.5cm wide, 10.5cm deep

$240–400

865

A set of George III sterling silver

Old English tablespoons and

two similar sauce ladles, George

Smith (III) & William Fearn,

and W.S, and rubbed, London

(spoons), London 1787, ladles

marked RR, probably 1789

all items hallmarked, some spoons

with rubbed marks

tablespoons 22cm, ladles 16cm


$500–600

866

A large assortment

of Georgian and later

sterling silver teaspoons,

early 19th/20th century

together with two decorative butter

knives, hallmarked to all

butter knives 18cm


$400–500

867

A sterling silver George III Old

English basting spoon, London

1787, and a Victorian Fiddle

pattern soup ladle, Newcastle

upon Tyne, 1871

basting spoon 31cm, ladle 33.5cm

hallmarked to both

370gms silver

$360–440

868

A mixed group of silverwares,

including a Birmingham

creamer, a David Andersen of

Christiania bowl, and four Fiddle

pattern .750 silver table spoons,

probably Hamburg

all hallmarked, spoons with three

tower and gate mark only

spoons 22cm, bowl 10cm high,

16cm wide, 12cm deep

overall weight 530gms

$240–400

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whatsoever for any errors or failure to execute Bids.

In telephone Bidding the Buyer agrees to be bound

by all terms and conditions listed here and accepts

that Gibson's cannot be held responsible for any

miscommunications in the process. The success

of telephone Bidding cannot be guaranteed due to

circumstances that are unforeseen. Buyers should

be aware of the risk and accept the consequences

should contact be unsuccessful at the time of

Auction. You must advise Gibson's of the Lots in

question and recommend a ‘Cover Bid’ amount

should there be any issues with technology or

communication via the telephone number provided.

Gibson's will advise Telephone Bidders who have

registered at least 24 hours before the Auction of

any relevant changes to descriptions, withdrawals or

any other Sale room notices.

G) ONLINE BIDDING

Gibson's accepts no responsibility for any

errors, failure to execute Bids or any other

miscommunications regarding this process. It is the

online Bidder’s responsibility to ensure the accuracy

of the relevant information regarding Bids, Lot

numbers and contact details.

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H) RESERVES

Unless otherwise indicated, all Lots are offered

subject to a Reserve, which is the confidential

minimum price below which the Lot will not be

sold. The Reserve will not exceed the low estimate

printed in the catalogue. The Auctioneer may open

the Bidding on any Lot below the Reserve by placing

a Bid on behalf of the Seller. The Auctioneer may

continue to Bid on behalf of Seller up to the amount

of the Reserve, either by placing consecutive Bids or

by placing Bids in response to other Bidders.

I) AUCTIONEER'S DISCRETION

The Auctioneer has the right at his absolute and

sole discretion to refuse any Bid, to advance the

Bidding in such a manner as he may decide, to

withdraw or divide any Lot, to combine any two or

more Lots and, in the case or error or dispute and

whether during or after the Sale, to determine the

successful Bidder, to continue the Bidding, to cancel

the Sale or to re-offer and resell the item in dispute.

In the event of a dispute, or the Auctioneer or the

Company is of the opinion that there has been a

misunderstanding or mistake regarding a Sale or a

Lot the subject of a Sale, the Auctioneer may rescind

the Sale and put any Lot up for a Second Auction. If

a Sale is rescinded, the Company may put the Lot up

at a second Auction, offer the Lot for sale by private

treaty or withdraw the Lot from sale entirely.

J) SUCCESSFUL BID AND PASSING OF RISK

Subject to the Auctioneer’s discretion, on the

acceptance of a Bid by the fall of the Auctioneer's

hammer, a contract of sale is made between the

Seller and the Buyer. Risk and responsibility for the

Lot (including frames or glass where relevant) passes

immediately to the Buyer. Gibson's shall not be liable

for any breach of contract by either the Seller or

the Buyer.

K) INDICATIVE BIDDING STEPS, ETC.

Gibson's reserves the right to refuse any Bid,

withdraw any Lot from Sale, to place a Reserve on

any Lot and to advance the Bidding according to

the following:

Increment Amount

Dollar Range

$20 $0–$500

$50 $500–$1,000

$100 $1,000–$2,000

$200 $2,000–$5,000

$500 $5,000–$10,000

$1,000 $10,000–$20,000

$2,000 $20,000–$50,000

$5,000 $50,000–$100,000

$10,000 $100,000–$200,000

$20,000 $200,000–$500,000

$50,000 $500,000–$1,000,000

Absentee Bids must follow these increments and

any Bids that don’t follow the steps will be rounded

up to the nearest acceptable Bid.

5. After the Sale

A) BUYER'S PREMIUM

In addition to the Hammer Price, the Buyer agrees

to pay to Gibson's the Buyer's Premium. The Buyer's

Premium is 22% of the Hammer Price plus GST.

(Goods and Services Tax) where applicable.

B) ONLINE SURCHARGE

In the case where the Buyer purchases via online

Bidding platforms, the Buyer agrees to pay the online

Bidding surcharge of 2% (Gibsons.com.au) or 5%

(Invaluable.com) plus GST, where applicable.

C) PAYMENT AND PASSING OF TITLE

The Buyer must pay the full amount due (comprising

the Hammer Price, Buyer's Premium and any

applicable taxes and GST) not later than three (3)

days after the Auction date.

The Buyer will not acquire title for the Lot until

Gibson's receives full payment in cleared funds, and

no goods under any circumstances will be released

without confirmation of cleared funds received.

This applies even if the Buyer wishes to send items

interstate or overseas.

Payment can be made by the following means:

• Bank Transfer/Direct Deposit is our preferred

method of payment

Account Name: Gibson's Auctions

Bank:

Bank of Melbourne

(A division of St George)

BSB: 193879

Account No: 441701443

Swift Code: SGBLAU2S

Routing Code: 021000021

Bank Address: 197-201 Glenferrie Road,

Malvern, Vic, 3144

The Buyer is responsible for any bank fees and

charges applicable for the transfer of funds into

Gibson's account

• Personal, Company and Bank Cheques are not

accepted without prior approval.

• EFTPOS (no charge)

• Credit cards: Visa, Mastercard & AMEX

• Cash up to AU$10,000. For any amount

over this, cash is to be deposited directly

into our account at a Bank of Melbourne/

St George branch.

D) COLLECTION OF PURCHASES & INSURANCE

Gibson's is entitled to retain items sold until all

amounts due to us have been received in full in good

cleared funds. Subject to this, the Buyer shall collect

purchased Lots within three (3) days from the date of

the Sale unless otherwise agreed in writing between

Gibson's and the Buyer.

At the fall of the hammer, insurance is the

responsibility of the purchaser.

E) PACKING, HANDLING AND SHIPPING

At the request of the Buyer, Gibson's may assist with

packing of goods but takes no responsibility for loss,

damage or breakage that may occur. Gibson's at

the request of the Buyer may arrange for a carrier,

packer or shipper to have the property packed,

insured and shipped at the Buyer’s expense. All

packing, shipping, insurance, postage & associated

charges will be borne by the purchaser. Gibson's can

assist with removal companies that the Buyer can

use but takes no responsibility whatsoever for the

actions of any recommended third party.

F) CULTURAL HERITAGE EXPORT LICENCES

Unless otherwise agreed by Gibson's in writing, the

fact that the Buyer wishes to apply for an export

licence does not affect their obligation to make full

payment immediately, nor Gibson's right to charge

interest or storage charges on late payment. It is

the responsibility of the Buyer to check Australia’s

Protection of Moveable Cultural Heritage Act

1986 prior to purchase. Export/import licences

applications are the responsibility of the Buyer and/

or the Buyer's nominated shipper. Gibson's shall

not be obliged to rescind a Sale nor to refund any

expenses incurred by the Buyer in circumstances

where an export licence is not granted.

G) REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT

If the Buyer fails to make full payment immediately,

Gibson's is entitled to exercise one or more of the

following rights or remedies (in addition to asserting

any other rights or remedies available under the law)

i) to charge interest at the ANZ visa credit card

rate as published weekly in the Australian

Financial Review;

ii)

iii)

iv)

to hold the defaulting Buyer liable for the

total amount due and to commence legal

proceedings for its recovery along with interest,

legal fees and costs to the fullest extent

permitted under applicable law;

to cancel the Sale;

to resell the property publicly or privately on

such terms as the Company sees fit;

v) to pay the Seller an amount up to the net

proceeds payable in respect of the amount Bid

by the defaulting Buyer. In these circumstances

the defaulting Buyer can have no claim upon

Gibson's in the event that the Lot(s) are sold for

an amount greater than the original invoiced

amount;

vi)

to offset against any amounts which

Gibson's may owe the Buyer across any other

transactions;

viii) to reject at any future Auction any Bids made by

or on behalf of the Buyer or to obtain a deposit

from the Buyer prior to accepting any Bids;

ix)

to exercise all the rights and remedies of a

person holding security over any property in

our possession owned by the Buyer whether by

way of pledge, security interest or in any other

way, to the fullest extent permitted by the law

of the place where such property is located.

The Buyer will be deemed to have been granted

such security to us and we may retain such

property as collateral security for such Buyer’s

obligations to the Company;

x) to take such other action as the Company

deems necessary or appropriate, including

charging the payment via the registered credit

card and retaining any deposits.

H) FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES

Where purchases are not collected within three (3)

days from the Sale date, whether or not payment has

been made, the Company shall be permitted to:

i) remove, store and further insure the Lot at the

expense of the Buyer, releasing only after full

payment has been received from the Buyer for

incurred costs;

ii)

iii)

re-sell the Lot without Reserve by Auction,

private treaty or any other means whereby the

Buyer agrees not to challenge the resale price

achieved.

rescind the Sale of that Lot or any other Lot sold

by the Seller to the Buyer at the same or any

other Auction.

If Gibson's do re-sell the property under clauses H

and G, the defaulting Buyer agrees to be liable for

all payments of any deficiency between the total

amount originally due and the price obtained, as well

as the legal as all costs, expenses, damages, legal

fees, commissions and premiums of whatever kinds

associated with both Sales or otherwise arising from

the default.

6. Extent of Gibson's Liability

Gibson's agrees to refund the purchase price in the

circumstances of the Limited Warranty set out in

paragraph 7. Apart from that, neither the Seller nor

the Company, nor any of the Company’s employees

or agents are responsible for the correctness of any

statement of whatever kind concerning any Lot,

whether written or oral, nor for any other errors or

omissions in description or for any faults or defects

in any Lots. Except as stated in paragraph 7 below,

neither the Seller, the Company, its officers, agents

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or employees give any representation warranty

or guarantee or assume any liability of any kind in

respect of any Lot with regard to merchantability,

fitness for a particular purpose, description, size,

quality, condition, attribution, authenticity, rarity,

importance, medium, provenance, exhibition history,

literature or historical relevance. Except as required

by local law any warranty of any kind is excluded by

this paragraph.

7. Limited Warranty

Subject to the terms and conditions of this

paragraph, the warrants for the period of fourteen

(14) days from the date of the Sale that any property

described in this catalogue (noting such description

may be amended by any Saleroom notice or

announcement) which is stated without qualification

to be the work of a named author or authorship is

authentic and not a forgery. The term “Author” or

“Authorship” refers to the creator of the property or

to the period, culture, source, or origin as the case

may be, with which the creation of such property is

identified in the catalogue.

The warranty is subject to the following:

i) it does not apply where a) the catalogue

description or Saleroom notice corresponded

to the generally accepted opinion of scholars

and experts at the date of the Sale or fairly

indicated that there was a conflict of opinions,

or b) correct identification of a Lot can be

demonstrated only by means of a scientific

process not generally accepted for use until

after publication of the catalogue or a process

which at the date of the publication of the

catalogue was unreasonably expensive or

impractical or likely to have caused damage to

the property.

ii)

iii)

iv)

the benefits of the warranty are not assignable

and shall apply only to the original Buyer of the

Lot as shown on the invoice originally issued by

Gibson's when the Lot was sold at Auction.

the original Buyer must have remained the

owner of the Lot without disposing of any

interest in it to any third party

The Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy against

the Seller in place of any other remedy which

might be available, is the cancellation of the

Sale and the refund of the original purchase

price paid for the Lot less the Buyer's Premium

which is non-refundable. Neither the Seller nor

Gibson's will be liable for any special, incidental

nor consequential damages including, without

limitation, loss of profits not for interest.

v) The Buyer must give written notice of claim

to us within fourteen (14) days of the date of

the Auction. The Seller shall have the right, to

require the Buyer to obtain two written opinions

by recognised experts in the field, mutually

acceptable to the Buyer and Gibson's to decide

whether to cancel the Sale under warranty.

vi)

the Buyer must return the Lot to Seller in the

same condition that it was purchased.

8. Severability

If any part of these Conditions of Sale is found by any

court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part

shall be discounted and the rest of the Conditions

shall continue to be valid to the fullest extent

permitted by law.

9. Copyright

The copyright of all images, illustrations and written

material produced by Gibson's relating to a Lot

including the contents of this catalogue, is and shall

remain the property at all times of Gibson's and shall

not be used by the Buyer, nor by anyone else without

our prior written consent. Gibson's and the Seller

make no representation or warranty that the Buyer

of a property will acquire any copyright or other

reproduction rights in it.

10. Law and Jurisdiction

These terms and conditions and any matters

concerned with the foregoing fall within the exclusive

jurisdiction of the courts of the state in which the

Auction is held.

11. Pre-Sale Estimates

Gibson's publishes with each catalogue our opinion

as to the estimated price range for each Lot. These

estimates are approximate prices only and are not

intended to be definitive. They are prepared well in

advance of the Sale and may be subject to revision.

Interested parties should contact Gibson's prior to

Auction for updated pre-Sale estimates and starting

prices.

12. Sale results

After the Sale, Gibson's may publish (both verbally

and in writing) the results of Sale at our discretion,

including the prices achieved for specific Lots.

Unless otherwise discussed with the Buyer, details of

individual Buyers will remain confidential.

13. Goods and Service Tax

In accordance with A New Tax System (Goods

and Services Tax) Act 1999, Gibson's Auctions will

collect on behalf of the Australian Tax Office (ATO) a

Goods and Service Tax (GST) of 10% on all applicable

transactions.

GST is applicable on the Hammer Price in the case

where the Seller is selling property that is owned by

an entity registered for GST. GST is also applicable

on the Hammer Price in the case where the Seller is

not an Australian resident. These Lots are denoted

by a dagger symbol (†) placed next to the estimate.

GST is also applicable on the Buyer's Premium.

Overseas Buyers and non-resident Buyers in

Australia will not be charged GST on both Hammer

Price and Premiums under the following conditions:

1. The items are exported through a Gibson's

approved freight company including Australia

Post

2. The items are exported within 60 days of the

date of the Sale

The invoice supplied by Gibson's for purchases will

be regarded as a Tax invoice for GST purposes.

14. Resale Royalty Scheme

Under the legal obligations of the Resale Royalty

Scheme for Visual Artists Act 2009, Sellers must

provide the following information to comply with

the act:

• was the artwork acquired after 8 June 2010?

• is the Sale/Reserve price (including GST)

$1,000 or more?

• is the artist from Australia or a country listed in

the Regulations to the Act?

• is the artist alive, or deceased less than 70 years?

The Seller:

i) acknowledges that he or she understands his or

her legal obligations under the Resale Royalty

for Visual Artists Act 2009 (the Act);

ii)

iii)

iv)

undertakes to comply with all requirements of

the Act, including by providing its agent, the

company, with accurate information sufficient

for compliance with sections 28 and 29 of the

Act;

undertakes to indemnify the Company for any

loss incurred by the Company as a result of

the Vendor’s failure to comply with any of the

Vendor’s legal obligations under the Act; and

acknowledges that if he or she fails to comply

with any of his or her legal obligations under

the Act, the company may provide the vendor’s

name and contact details to Copyright Agency

Limited (CAL).

Lots subject to payment of the Resale Royalty

Scheme will be denoted by the §. The Australian

Resale Royalty is a flat rate of 5% on the hammer

price (including GST). The Australian Resale

Royalty is payable by the Seller in addition to

Vendor Commission plus any applicable GST and

government charges.

15. Jewels, Watches & Gold

GEMSTONES

Gemstones have historically been subjected to a

variety of treatments to enhance their appearance.

Sapphire and rubies are routinely heat treated to

improve their colour and clarity, similarly emeralds

are frequently treated with oils or resin for the

same purpose. Other treatments such as staining

or dyeing, irradiation, filling or coating may have

been used on other precious and semi-precious

gemstones and organic material. These treatments

may be permanent, whilst others may need special

care to reserve their appearance. Buyers should

assume that each Lot has been subject to some

form of treatment and that the estimates reflect this.

A number of laboratories issue certificates that give

detailed descriptions of gemstones, and in the event

that Gibson's has been supplied with or obtained

certificates for any Lot, this shall be noted in the

catalogue. However, as there may not be consensus

between different laboratories on the degree, or

types of treatment of the gemstones, Gibson's

supplies these without warranty.

Buyers should assume that all gemstones sold

by Gibson's may have been subjected to such

treatments, and that the catalogue estimates

reflect this.

PEARLS

Pearls, like gemstones, are also subject to various

treatments. Buyers should assume that any pearls

sold by Gibson's may have been subjected to such

treatments, and that the catalogue estimates

reflect this.

WATCHES

Please note: All watches sold by Gibson's are sold on

an “as is” basis. Gibson's makes no representation

or warranty that any watch is in working order. Many

watches have been repaired over their lifetime and

may contain non-original parts. The absence of any

reference to the condition of a watch does not imply

that the Lot is in good condition and without defects,

repairs or restorations. Buyers should be aware that

a general service, change of battery or further repair

work, for which the Buyer is solely responsible for,

may be necessary.

ESTIMATED WEIGHTS

If a stone has a known weight, it has been weighed

out of the mount. If a stone has an estimated weight,

it is an approximate weight only and has been

measured by us in the mount and is a statement of

opinion only. The information is given as a guide only

and Buyers should satisfy themselves with regard to

this information as to its accuracy.

GOLD

Gold is sold in good faith that its purity is as

marked or hallmarked on the object. Should an

item have a gold content of 10% less than the

catalogued amount, Gibson’s will refund as per our

Terms and Conditions.

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