The Robert Allan Collection

The

Robert Allan Collection

The Robert Allan Collection

TIMED ONLINE AUCTION Closing: Thursday 27 June 2024 from 6pm

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Sunday 23 June By appointment

Monday 24 June 11am–5pm Tuesday 25 June 11am–5pm

For-Auction, CLIK Collective, 15 Cochranes Road, Moorabbin VIC 3189

Friday 28 June 11am–5pm Monday 1 July 11am–5pm Tuesday 2 July 11am–5pm

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The Robert Allan Collection

Bob Allan was a member for over half a century of the Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle, president of the Adelaide Society of Collectors and a past president of the Pioneers’ Association of South Australia.

Bob is one of Adelaide’s, and for that matter Australia’s, most passionate and discerning collectors of English 18th century porcelain and historical objects. The depth and breadth of his knowledge in this field, as well as his highly regarded reputation, has resulted in loans to exhibitions at the National Gallery of Victoria, the Art Gallery of South Australia and Melbourne’s H. J Johnson Collection.

At an early age, Bob realised that an accumulation was not a collection. As a result, he set himself the task of understanding and studying his specific areas of interest, in particular Chelsea and Worcester and English 18th century porcelain, thus embodying the actual objective of collecting.

His lifelong passion for collecting was informed by his friendships with such people as John Klinger (Artist’s Market Antiques), Ned Roberts (Moghul Antiques), Harold Quigley (H.J Quigley Antiques) and Shirley CameronWilson. Through his friendship with the legendary English Worcester expert and Antiques Roadshow personality-Henry Sandon, and a long and valued association with Felicity Marno (Stockspring Antiques UK) Bob was able to refine his interest and appreciation in porcelain.

After more than seventy years of assembling and refining his collection Bob has made the difficult decision to retire from the field and sell his collection. Always keen to foster interest in and knowledge of a wide range of antiques and decorative arts, Bob sees his collection as now available to complement current collections or to begin new ones. The opportunity awaits.

Judith Quigley

Adelaide representative

1

A fine Chelsea porcelain gold anchor period plate, painted in the atelier of James Giles with three exotic birds perched on rocks and shrubs, English, circa 1765

22cm diameter

$1,000–1,500

2

A Chelsea porcelain red-anchor period flower painted shaped circular plate, English, circa 1765

20.5cm wide

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

3

A Chelsea porcelain shaped circular plate, painted with insects and botanical specimens, English, circa 1765

23.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Red Cross Antique and Art Exhibition, London, 1955 no. 106

EXHIBITED

W.R. Johnston Collection, East Melbourne, Taking Tea with English Bodies

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

4

A Worcester porcelain teacup and saucer, painted in the Dalhousie pattern with fruit, birds and a landscape panel, English, circa 1770

teacup 4.5cm high, 8cm diameter, saucer 13.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

5

A Worcester porcelain scale blue ground lobed circular plate, painted with panels of flowers, English, circa 1770

blue fret mark

20.5cm diameter

Unusually the gilt line for the rim doesn't follow the outline of the edge.

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

6

A fine Worcester porcelain blue-scale ground circular dish, painted with birds, butterflies and insects, English, circa 1770 14cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Graham and Oxley Antiques, London, 1979

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

7

A Worcester porcelain scale-blue ground spoon tray, painted with flowers, English, circa 1770

16cm long, 9cm wide

EXHIBITED

W.R.Johnston Collection, East Melbourne, Taking Tea with English Bodies

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1979

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

8

A Chelsea porcelain plate painted in the atelier of James Giles, English, circa 1765 21.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques, (Ned Roberts), Adelaide, South Australia, 1976

$600–1,000

9

A Chelsea porcelain oval dish painted with flowers, English, circa 1765 19cm wide, 16cm high

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, Simpson collection, no. 272

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

10

A pair of very decorative enamelled ceramic figures of a man and a woman, Chinese, Qing dynasty, 19th century 16cm high, 9cm wide

PROVENANCE

H.J. Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2007

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

11

Two Royal Worcester porcelain candle-snuffers, one in the form of a witch the other a lady in a wide brimmed hat, English, circa 1900 approx 9.5cm high

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

12

A Chelsea porcelain red-anchor period circular plate, painted with bunches of flowers, English, circa 1760 20cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

13

A fine Chelsea porcelain shape circular plate, painted with bunches of flowers and gilt, English, circa 1755 22cm diameter

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

14

A Chelsea porcelain circular plate Gotzkowsky moulding after Meissen, moulded and painted with flowers and insects, English, circa 1760 24cm diameter

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

15

A small Berlin porcelain chocolate pot, painted with Deutsche-Blumen and puce outlines, German, 18th century 12.5cm high

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

16

A Royal Worcester comport, plate and two cups and saucers with pink bands and painted with flowers with gilt beading, English, circa 1880/90 comport 24cm diameter, plate 23cm diameter, saucers 13.5cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A rare Chelsea red-anchor period teabowl and painted in Hans Sloane style, with botanicals and insects in the undershadow technique, English, circa 1755 red-anchor mark

7cm diameter and 4.3cm high, saucer 12.7cm diameter

$1,000–1,500

18

A pair of fine Meissen porcelain plates, painted with pairs of birds and insects and lattice moulded, German, first half of the 20th century

23.5cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

19

A Worcester porcelain circular dish, painted with fruit and a basket on a powder-blue ground with gilt spiders web, English, circa 1770

open crescent mark

20.5cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

20

An unusual Worcester porcelain giltdecorated tea-bowl and saucer, English, circa 1770

5cm high, 7.8cm diameter, saucer 12.6cm diameter

PROVENANCE

WW Harris Masterton, Collection number 144

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

21

A Worcester porcelain tea-bowl and saucer, painted with insects a caterpillar and green leaves, English, circa 1765

tea-bowl 7.5cm diameter, 4.2cm high, saucer 12.2cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

22

A Worcester porcelain cup and saucer, painted in the Red Bull pattern, English, circa 1760

cup 5.7cm high, 6cm diameter, saucer 12cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

23

A Bow porcelain coffee can, painted with a bird seated amongst flowering shrubs, English, circa 1750

5.6cm high, 5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques London at Andrew Wilson Antiques, Melbourne, 2014

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

24

A rare Chelsea porcelain peony and twig dish, painted with an insect in the centre of the flower-head, English, circa 1755/60

spur marks to base 20cm long, 18cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia, 1988

REFERENCE

D. Fennimore et al., The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection: Decorative Arts, New York, 1992, vol. IV, p. 144, no. 153. A pair of similar dishes sold the Collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller Part II, Christie’s, New York, 10 May 2018, lot 655 (US$32,000)

$1,500–2,500

25

A Lowestoft porcelain teapot, painted with flowers and iron-red interlaced borders, English, circa 1780

15cm high, 23cm wide across the handle and spout

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2004

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

26

A Worcester porcelain fluted circular coffee can, painted with flowers, English, circa 1750

5cm high, 5.5cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

27

A Fine Sevres white bisque-porcelain bust of a young boy, French, circa 1900

28cm high, 24cm wide

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

28

A small Worcester sparrow-beak cream jug, painted with flowers, English, circa 1770

8cm high, 7cm wide across the handle

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2004

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

29

A rare Worcester porcelain cup and saucer, painted in the Dalhousie pattern, English, circa 1780

blue crescent mark

cup 4.3cm high, 10cm wide across the handle, saucer 13.2cm diameter

$600–1,000

online at www.forauction.com.au

A fine Chelsea porcelain shaped oval dish, painted with butterflies and fruit, English, circa 1755

25cm long, 18cm wide

PROVENANCE

J.C Fulton collection no. 36

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$1,500–2,000

31

A Chelsea porcelain lobed circular plate, painted with birds and flowers, English, circa 1760

red anchor mark

22cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques Adelaide, South Australia, (Ned Roberts), 1977

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

32

A Chelsea porcelain leaf moulded oval dish, with puce edging, English, circa 1760

27cm long, 18cm wide

$500–800

33

A large and rare Chelsea porcelain serving dish, painted with birds around the gilt scrolled border and scattered fruit, English, circa 1760

39cm wide

PROVENANCE

Labelled: Blenheim Palace Collection, Moghul Antiques, (Ned Roberts), Adelaide, 1977

EXHIBITED

Flowers and Fables, A Survey of Chelsea Porcelain, National Gallery of Victoria, 1984, cat. no. 170

$6,000–8,000

34

A rare Chelsea Derby porcelain puce and green decorated coffee can and saucer, attributed to Richard Askew, English, circa 1790

5.2cm high, 7.1cm wide across the handle, saucer 10.6cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Seage collection no. 29

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

35

A very fine and large pair of Sampson porcelain figures of a young man and woman, French, in the Meissen style, circa 1900

approximately 50cm high, bases 17cm wide

$1,500–2,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A Chelsea red-anchor porcelain cup and saucer, painted with botanical specimens in Hans Sloane style, English, circa 1755/60

cup 6.2cm high, 6.4cm diameter, saucer 13cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Geoffrey Phillips Collection no. 232 Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$600–1,000

37

A Rudoldstst Volkstedt porcelain figure if a girl dancing Thuringia, Germany, circa 1905

12.5cm high

$80–120

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

38

A pair of Chelsea gold-anchor period candlestick figures of a man with a rifle and a lady with a gun dog, English, circa 1765

gold anchor marks

22cm high and 24cm high

PROVENANCE

Moghul antiques (Ned Roberts), Adelaide, 1979

$1,200–1,800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

39

A Chelsea porcelain cream jug, painted with sprays of flowers, English, circa 1760

8.5cm high, 11.5cm wide over the handle

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

40

Two Derby porcelain plaques, attributed to John Simpson, with landscapes and buildings, English, circa 1820

10 x 7.3cm and 10 x 7.7cm

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, 2016

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

41

Four rare and matching Chelsea porcelain knife handles painted with birds in landscape and gilt, English, circa 1760

10cm long

PROVENANCE

The Radloff Collection, Christie’s Australia, 09/05/1989, lot 348

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

42

A rare Royal Worcester model of a King Charles Cavalier on a gold cushion, English, circa 1900

4.5 x 4 x 3cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980s

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

43

A rare Bow porcelain botanical plate, painted with butterflies insects and flowers, English, circa 1760

19.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980

EXHIBITED

A Treasury of Bow, Melbourne, Ballarat and Hamilton The Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle 2000

$1,000–1,500

44

An unusual Derby porcelain octagonal serving dish, painted with lilac flowers and stems, English, circa 1785

29.5 x 21.5cm

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

45

An unusual Bow porcelain green-banded and scale-moulded two-handled cup and saucer, English, circa 1760

red anchor and cross mark cup 6.5cm high, 13.2cm wide across the handles, saucer 15cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

46

A Chelsea porcelain red anchor period cup and saucer, painted with flowers, English, circa 1755

red anchor and numeral 3 mark cup 6.2cm high, saucer 12.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

The Radloff Collection Connoisseurs Store Melbourne Christie's Australia, 8/9 May 1989, lot 309

EXHIBITED

Red Cross Antiques and Art Exhibition, London, 1955, Lot 511

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

47

A fine Chelsea gold anchor period porcelain gilt and white glazed etui case, English, circa 1760/65

11cm long, 2cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London, 1989

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

48

A Derby porcelain model of a seated hound, English, circa 1800

6.4cm high, base 5cm wide

REFERENCE

Dogs in English Porcelain, Dennis G Rice page 115 colour plate 186 for the same model.

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

49

A rare Derby porcelain figure of a Canary, English, circa 1758

the pale period

7.5cm high, 8cm wide

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques Adelaide, South Australia, (Ned Roberts) 1977

REFERENCE

A similar example is illustrated in the Irwin Untermeyer Collection

$500–800

50

A Derby porcelain latticework basket, painted with flowers, English, circa 1765

19cm wide, 6.5cm high

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

51

Two similar Derby porcelain named botanical plates, with yellow borders, the painting attributed to William ‘Quaker’ Pegg, English, circa 1810

Named: Viola Pedata and Bramble 23cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

52

A good pair of Derby porcelain floral still life decorated and finely gilded plates, in the manner of Thomas Steele, English, circa 1820

red crown mark

22cm diameter

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

53

A Worcester porcelain 'Blind Earl' type leaf-moulded circular plate, painted with flowers, English, circa 1760

20cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1973

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

54

A Worcester porcelain Compagnie des Indes Trio of a coffee cup, tea-bowl and saucer, painted with flowers and a pink and gilt net border, English, circa 1780

tea-bowl 8cm diameter, 4.6cm high and saucer 12cm diameter

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

55

A Worcester porcelain blue-scale ground and floral-painted lobed circular plate, English, circa 1770

underglaze blue fret mark

19.5cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

56

A rare Staffordshire pottery figure of Captain James Cook, English, circa 1845

19.5cm high, 11cm wide

PROVENANCE

`H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia 2003

REFERENCE

Harding Book 1, Page 54, Fig. 115

The source of this figure is modelled after an engraving by W.Holl, the original painting by Nathaniel Dance R.A. now hangs in The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

An example of this same figure is in the National Maritime Museum Sydney

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

57

A rare Chelsea gold anchor model of a bird, English, circa 1750 14cm high, 13cm wide

$2,000–3,000

58

A collection of eight Chelsea porcelain 'toys', English, circa 1750/60 1.8cm–3.2cm high

$2,000–3,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

59

A Derby porcelain figure of a shepherdess, English, circa 1775 25cm high, 13cm wide

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

60

A Meissen porcelain octagonal plate, painted with Deutsche-Blumen German 18th century crossed swords mark 24cm wide

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

61

A Worcester porcelain floral painted spherical tea-pot and cover, English, circa 1770 16cm high, 22cm wide across the handle and spout

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

62

A Worcester porcelain shaped circular plate, finely painted with scattered flowers, English, circa 1765 22cm diameter

PROVENANCE Scott Muir Collection

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

63

A rare Bow porcelain shaped circular plate, painted with insects and flowers, English, circa 1765 23cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques, (Ned Roberts), Adelaide, 1977

EXHIBITED

Melbourne, Ballarat and Hamilton Ceramics and Glass Collectors Circle Exhibition Treasury of Bow in 2000

W.R.Johnston Collection, East Melbourne. Taking Tea with English Bodies

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

64

A Worcester porcelain black transfer printed tea-bowl and saucer by Robert Hancock with the L'Amour pattern, English, circa 1765

tea-bowl 3.7cm high, 7cm diameter, saucer 11.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Don Barrett collection, Small and Whitfield, Adelaide, South Australia, 24/09 2007, lot 97

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A rare Chelsea raised anchor white glazed prunus moulded trembleuse cup and saucer, English, circa 1750

cup 5.7cm high, 5.7cm diameter, saucer 11.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia, 1988

EXHIBITED

White Gold Ceramics and Glass Circle of Australian Exhibition, 2004

$800–1,200 66

A rare St Cloud white porcelain tea-bowl and saucer, moulded in high relief with flowering prunus branches, French, circa 1710/20

4.1cm high, 7cm diameter, saucer 12cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques London

REFERENCE

A very similar example in the Metropolitan Museum of Art NY, The Hans Syz Collection, Gift of Stephan B. Syz and John D. Syz, 1995 Accession Number: 1995.268.213, .214

$600–1,000

67

A rare set of four Chelsea white porcelain figures of the four seasons, English, circa 1755/60 18-20cm high

PROVENANCE

Quigley and Adelaide, South Australia, 1987

EXHIBITED

White Gold Touring Exhibition Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle, 2004

$1,500–2,500

68

A rare St Cloud white glazed ceramic potpourri urn and cover, French, circa 1745 15cm high, 13cm wide

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London, 2014

$600–1,000

69

A St Cloud porcelain white-glazed prunus moulded circular pot and cover, with silver collar, French, circa 1735 8cm high, 5.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

70

A Bow porcelain moulded white glazed steel-bladed table knife and a St Cloud blue and white porcelain handled steel table fork, English, circa 1755 and French 18th century steel knife marked Law 28cm and 20cm long

PROVENANCE

Tusmore Antiques Adelaide, South Australia, 2007

$400–600

Illustrated

A fine Worcester porcelain plate, finely painted in the London atelier of James Giles with exotic birds in a landscape, English, circa 1770

20.5cm diameter

$700–1,000

72

A Schneeballen porcelain vase and cover, encrusted with flowers birds and fruit, German, mid 19th century

36cm high, 15cm wide

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

73

A rare Worcester porcelain plate painted in the Dalhousie pattern, English, circa 1780

21.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

John Thompson collection

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

74

A fine quality Meissen figure of a lady playing a pianoforte German, 19th century

13cm high, 9.2cm wide

PROVENANCE

Erica's Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 1969

$400–600

75

A large Dr Wall Worcester blue and white dish painted in the Pine cone pattern, English, circa 1770

blue crescent mark

29.3cm diameter

$600–1,000

76

A rare and fine Chelsea triple stopper perfume bottle, in the form of three partridges, English, circa 1750

7.2cm high, 5cm wide

REFERENCE

Tulman, Ars Ceramica, 2019, no. 31, p. 73, fig. 9 for a similar example of hens not partridges

An example in the Salting Collection is illustrated in G. E. Bryant, The Chelsea Porcelain Toys, London, 1925, pl. 3, fig. 4.; and a second was in the Collection of Stewart Grainger, sold, Christie's London, May 20, 1963, lot 87.

Another Sotheby's NY 24 October 2019 Lot 11 Wedgwood and beyond English ceramics from the Starr collection

$2,000–3,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

77

A Chelsea porcelain shaped circular plate painted in the atelier of James Giles, with three birds and foliage, English, circa 1765

21cm diameter

$800–1,200

78

A Chelsea porcelain leaf-moulded circular plate, painted with flowers, English, circa 1760

19.5cm diameter

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

79

A Worcester porcelain teapot stand, painted with Chinese figures, English, circa 1770 15cm wide

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

80

A Wedgwood blue Jasper-ware medallion commemorating the 200th anniversary of Captain Cooks Landing in Australia, English, circa 1970 11cm high, 8cm wide

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

81

A Worcester porcelain tea-cup and saucer, with pink-scale border and painted with flowers, English, circa 1765

crossed swords and numeral 9 mark cup 4.7cm high and 10cm wide over the handle, saucer 13cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia 1985

$1,200–1,800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

82

A Worcester porcelain shaped oval dish, painted in the London atelier of James Giles and from the Horner of Mells service, with fruit, vegetables and flowers, English, circa 1765

27cm long, 19.5cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980s

$700–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

83

A Derby porcelain figure of a man holding a barrel, English, circa 1765

25.5cm high, 14cm wide

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

84

Two Derby porcelain figures of boys, carrying flowers, English, 18th century 12.5cm and 10.2cm high

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

85

A rare pair of Bow porcelain planters with shrubs, painted with flowers, English, circa 1765

22cm high

PROVENANCE

Tusmore Antiques Adelaide, South Australia, 2010

$1,500–2,500

86

A large Bow porcelain bocage double figure candlestick, of a huntsman and companion, English, circa 1775

30cm high, 26cm wide

PROVENANCE

H.J. Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2004

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

87

Three fine Royal Copenhagen porcelain plates, painted with Reindeer (Tarandus Sangifer) A rabbit (Lepus Europaeus) and a bear (Ursus Arctos), Danish, first half of the 20th century

25.5cm diameter

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

88

A pair of Chantilly blue and white custard cups and covers, painted in the A La Brindille style, French, circa 1770

5cm diameter, 7cm high

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques London

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

89

A Worcester porcelain shaped circular tea-bowl and saucer, English, circa 1770

tea-bowl 4cm high, 8cm diameter, saucer 11.8cm diameter

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

90

A Spode Imari dish and cover and a Derby Imari miniature vase English first half of the 19th century

dish 11cm long and vase 9.5cm high

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

91

A Meissen porcelain cup and saucer, painted with Deutsche-Blumen, German, mid-18th century

8cm diameter, 4.7cm high, saucer diameter 13.2cm

PROVENANCE

W.Aulden collection no 113

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

92

A rare Derby porcelain sweetmeat stand with kingfisher finial and shell encrusted with tiers of scallop shell dishes, English, circa 1770

17cm high, 24cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1984

REFERENCE

A similar example illustrated Derby Porcelain, John Twitchett, Page 61

$2,000–3,000

93

Three various floral decorated tea-cups, English, 18th century

6.5–7cm high

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

94

A large porcelain tankard in the Coalport style, English, circa 1840

gilt initials JB

10cm high, 15cm wide across the handle

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

95

An unusual Staffordshire pottery wall plaque in the form of a pink and gilt jug, English, circa 1860

20cm high, 15cm wide

$100–150

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

96

An early Staffordshire Tythe pig group figure, English, circa 1820

19cm high, 13cm wide

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

97

A large Dr Wall Worcester porcelain leaf shaped blue and white dish, English, circa 1770

blue open crescent mark

35cm long, 24cm wide

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

98

A Goss white bisque porcelain bust of Sir Walter Scott, English, circa 1900

14cm high

$100–150

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

99

A rare porcelain tureen in the form of a partridge, English, circa 1765

18cm long, 9.5cm deep, 11.5cm high

$1,500–2,500

100

A large Derby porcelain figural and bocage candlestick, English, circa 1770

30cm high, 24cm wide

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

101

A small Derby white-bisque porcelain figure of cupid with a dog beneath a tree, English, circa 1800

incised no 213 13cm high

EXHIBITED

'White Gold' Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle 2004

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

102

A Derby porcelain plate, the painting attributed to Thomas Steele, with insects and fruit, English, circa 1810

22cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

103

A Naples (Capodimonte) porcelain large figure-group of four cherubs with a bird cage releasing two birds, Italian, circa 1880

22cm high, 19cm wide

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

104

A Staffordshire pottery hen and basket tureen and cover, English, 19th century

19cm wide, 16cm high

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

105

A Worcester porcelain blue and white cup and saucer in the Chantilly style, English, circa 1770

cup 7cm high and 6.7cm, diameter, saucer 13cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

106

A Leeds reticulated creamware circular plate and another painted with strawberries, English, early 19th century 24 and 20cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

107

A rare Derby porcelain tureen and cover in the form of a pigeon, English, circa 1770

22cm long, 11cm wide, 13.5cm high

PROVENANCE

The John Klinger collection, Small and Whitfield, Adelaide, South Australia, 2 September 2008 lot 138

$1,500–2,500

108

A small Staffordshire model of a recumbent doe, English, circa 1820 8cm high, 9.2cm wide

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

109

A Derby porcelain figure of a recumbent ram, English, circa 1760/65 5cm long, 3.6cm high

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques, (Ned Roberts) Adelaide South Australia 1983

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

110

A Royal Worcester beaker shaped vase painted with Australian flora-Christmas Bell, English, circa 1920

retailed by Flavelle Brothers and Roberts 17cm high, 8cm diameter at mouth

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

111

A pair of Staffordshire porcelain figures of recumbent sheep, English, circa 1870

anchor mark but not Chelsea 6cm wide, 4cm high

PROVENANCE

Edward Nowell Antiques, Wells Somerset, 1979

$150–250

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

112

A Sevres-type porcelain ovoid vase with flowers and goat handles, French, 19th century

20cm high, 12cm wide over the handles

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

113

A porcelain beaker vase, painted with flowers and with gilt ruby ground circa 1830

marked Nantgarw in red to base with a blue crescent 8cm high, 7cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A very rare Chelsea porcelain octagonal tea-bowl and saucer, painted by Jeffreyes Hammet O'Neale with the fables of The Tiger and the Fox and The Sick Kite, English, circa 1755

teabowl 5.2cm high, 9cm wide, saucer 14cm wide

PROVENANCE

Stephen Hanscombe Collection Stockspring Antiques 2008, no. 39

EXHIBITED

Stockspring Antiques 2008, no. 39 but acquired August 2012

$4,000–6,000

115

A Meissen porcelain yellow ground tea-cup and saucer, painted with floral specimens, German, circa 1750

cup 3.9cm high, 7cm diameter, saucer 12cm diameter

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2009

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

116

A Worcester porcelain King of Prussia transfer-printed tankard, English, circa 1770

11.5cm high, 9cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

117

A Worcester porcelain black-printed tankard depicting Prince Charles Edward Stuart, English, circa 1765/70

12cm high, 8cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Windsor Antiques, (R.Milne Brand) 51 Bourke Street, Melbourne, 1975

EXHIBITED

Antique English Drinking Mugs in 17th and 18th century, Pottery and Porcelain 1975, Winifred Williams (London) and Windsor Antiques (Melbourne) where it was acquired

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

118

A very rare Chelsea incised triangle Goat and Bee jug, English, circa 1745/48

41cm high, 7cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia 1994

$6,000–9,000

119

A Bow figure of a Nun – The Order of St John, English, circa 1755-60 anchor and dagger mark 17cm high, base 8cm wide

PROVENANCE

British Antique Dealers Fair (Pamela Raven) Melbourne, 1987

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

120

A set of four Meissen white bisque porcelain bust of Mercury, Psyche, Venus and Apollo, German, circa 1782-85 incised crossed swords mark within a triangle 12cm high, bases 5cm square

EXHIBITED

White Gold Ceramics and Glass Circle of Australian Exhibition 2004

$1,500–2,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

121

A Derby porcelain oval leaf-moulded gravy boat, painted with flowers, English, circa 1765

16.5cm long 11.5cm high at the handle

PROVENANCE

Trethowen collection label to base

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

122

An unusual Bow white porcelain candlestick in Rocco style, English, circa 1755/60

15cm high, 8.5cm wide

PROVENANCE

Stockspring antiques, London, 2017

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

123

A large and unusual Worcester leaf moulded gravy boat, painted with butterflies and insects, English, circa 1765

22cm long 12.5cm high at the handle

$700–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A fine Worcester porcelain lobed osier moulded circular plate, painted with the story of the Donkey in a lions skin, from the Aesop's fable, English, circa 1770

20.7cm diameter

EXHIBITED

W.R. Johnston Collection, East Melbourne. Taking Tea with English Bodies

NOTE

These fable paintings were first attributed to Jefferyes Hamett O'Neale or Fidele Duvivier, but since they have been attributed to an unknown painter, the sources of some of the scenes have been traced to an illustrated edition of John Gay's Fables

$1,500–2,500

125

A Wedgwood white salt-glazed squat circular teapot, moulded with dog finial and scrolling leaves and flowers, English, circa 1830

8.5cm high, 17cm wide over the spout and handle

PROVENANCE

The Mr and Mrs B.W.Carver Collection, Sydney (Former president of the Ceramics Society of Australia), Sold Lawsons Sydney, 28/29/1959

The Corbin Estate, Bonhams and Goodman, Sydney, 20 April 2009, lot 30

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

126

A Worcester white-glazed porcelain press-moulded faceted spherical teapot and two tea-bowls, English, circa 1765/70 teapot 14cm high, 17cm wide over the handle and spout, tea-bowls 4cm high, 8cm wide

EXHIBITED

White Gold - Touring exhibition, Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle, 2004

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

127

A Worcester porcelain jug and cover, painted in the Lord Henry Thynne pattern with a landscape, insects butterflies and flowers, English, circa 1780

13.2cm high

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

128

A Pratt-type pottery money box in the form of a cottage with figures, English, circa 1820

13.5cm high, 12cm wide

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

129

A fine and unusually large Worcester porcelain shaped rectangular serving dish, painted with flowers in panels on a scale blue ground, English, circa 1770

43.2cm long, 34.6cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

REFERENCE

Klepser No 122. Catalogue of the Frank Lloyd Collection of Worcester Porcelain, British Museum, 1923, pl.66, No.315

Two other dishes in this rare large size and pattern (no 76) are recorded

$2,500–4,000

130

A small Christian's Liverpool porcelain boat-shaped cream jug, strongly moulded and painted with flowers, English, circa 1765/70

12cm wide, 8cm high

PROVENANCE

Tusmore Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2006

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A rare Bow porcelain Kakiemon oval leaf shaped dish, painted in the two quails pattern, English, circa 1765

29cm long, 19cm wide

PROVENANCE

The Aldridge Collection, Theodore Bruce Auctions, Adelaide, 1971, lot 56

EXHIBITED

The Melbourne, Ballarat an Hamilton Ceramic Circle Exhibition: A Treasury of Bow in 2000

$1,000–1,500

132

A rare Bow blue and white Chinese style two-handled cup, decorated in the 'Kotoplayer' pattern, English, circa 1770

8.5cm high, 12cm wide across the handles

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide 1992

EXHIBITED

A Treasury of Bow presented by the Melbourne, Ballarat and Hamilton Australian Ceramics and Glass Collectors Circle 2000

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

133

A rare Bow porcelain triform shell encrusted salt cellar, English, circa 1765

12cm wide, 7.5cm high, 9cm deep

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1983

EXHIBITED

A Treasury of Bow. Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle held in Melbourne, Ballarat and Hamilton in 2000.

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

134

A Chelsea porcelain raised anchor period oval leaf shaped dish, painted with insects and flowers, English, circa 1750/52

raised anchor mark 27cm long, 18cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia. 1982

$1,000–1,500

135

Six pieces of Worcester blue and white porcelain, English, 18th century

tea-bowl 1: 7cm diameter, 4cm high, tea-bowl 2: 7.4cm diameter, 4.4cm high

saucers: 10.3cm diameter

cup 1: 5.7cm high, 5cm diameter

cup 2: 5.7cm high, 5.4cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

136

A Worcester porcelain blue and white and green/orange octagonal plate, with sponged blue border and Chinoiserie panels, decorated in the “The Fab Panelled Landscape Pattern”, English, circa 1765/70 17cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock Antiques Goolwa, South Australia, 1978

One similarly decorated is listed in the Catalogue of the Lady Ludlow Collection of English Porcelain at the Bowes Museum

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

137

A rare Wedgwood black Jasper-ware medallion of Captain James Cook, English, 19th century

13cm high, 10cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair)

Goolwa, South Australia, 1988

$1,000–1,500

138

A collection of four various Staffordshire pottery cottages/pastille burners, English, 19th century

9.5cm, 12.5cm, 13cm and 16.5cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J. Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2006

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

139

A very unusual porcelain tobacco jar and cover in the form of an old man reading the Sydney Morning Herald, Continental manufacture around 1900/1910

With a newspaper cutting showing the same model but with the Argus newspaper being read, that was donated to the Argus Newspaper Company in 1947

27cm high

PROVENANCE

Miss J O. Davies Neutral Bay sold to a Mrs N. L. Sharp of Toorak Gardens, South Australia in 1969

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

140

A small Derby porcelain pot-pourri vase and cover, English, circa 1820 11.5cm high, 8cm diameter

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

141

A rare Mennecy white glazed octagonal casket form bonbonniere, moulded with scales and flower-heads, French, circa 1750

silver hinge mounts with poincon marks that are illegible 5.4cm wide, 4cm high, 3.5cm deep

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London at John Wilson Antiques, Melbourne, 2008, no. 68

EXHIBITED

Art Gallery of South Australia

$1,500–2,500 137

142

A rare Flight-Worcester porcelain Neoclassical circular plate, commissioned by the Duke of Clarence in 1789, the centre painted by John Pennington with a depiction of ‘Hope’ with her anchor, a ship sailing through a wild storm in the distance, within a rich gilt border, English, circa 1790

24cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia, 1988

$1,000–1,500

143

Three Royal Worcester porcelain Birds of Paradise plates painted by Richard Austin, after Marian Ellis Rowan, English, dated 1926

22cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia, 1989

$2,000–3,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

144

A Bloor-Derby porcelain shaped quatrefoil serving dish, heavily gilt and painted with a still life of fruit painted in the manner of Thomas Steele, English, circa 1820

25cm wide, 25cm deep, 6cm high

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

145

A set of three Chamberlains Worcester porcelain plates, flower painted with turquoise-blue borders, English, circa 1830 impressed marks 24cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

146

A rare Worcester porcelain leaf shaped and moulded cream-boat, English, circa 1760

workmasters mark 8.5cm long

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

147

A Derby porcelain named-view jug, Devenish Island, with gilt Royal blue ground, English, circa 1820

9cm high, 14cm wide

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

148

An unusual Bow blue and white circular patty-pan, flower and trellis pattern in the Chinese Ming style, English, circa 1765

9.8cm diameter, 3cm high

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques London

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

REFERENCE

A pair of fine Derby porcelain still-life rectangular plaques, painted with fruit and flowers in the manner of Thomas Steele, English, circa 1820

25.5 x 21cm

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques (Ned Roberts), Adelaide, South Australia, 1980

Two important documentary plaques were sold Bonhams London 29 January 1975 and are discussed by John Twitchett, Derby

Porcelain, p 275. Very little detail of Thomas Steele's life is known. He worked at Derby from around 1815, moving to Rockingham in the late 1820s and returning to Staffordshire where his name is mentioned in the Minton Wages Book of 17 March 1832. A single plaque was sold Bonhams London 8 December 2004 Lot 374 which was signed and dated 1838 when the artist was working freelance.

(Sold £3,346)

$4,000–6,000

A collection of five blue and white porcelain pieces, Derby wine tasting cup or caddy spoon, Bow toy trio, Caughley strainer, English, 18th century Strainer 9cm wide, cup with side handle 7cm wide, miniature teacup 4cm high, tea-bowl 2.8cm high and 4.2cm diameter, saucer 7.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

all pieces except for the Caughley strainer which as from Havelock House Antiques were via Stockspring Antiques London at John Wilson Antiques, Melbourne, 2008

EXHIBITED

W.R. Johnston Collection, East Melbourne, Taking Tea with English Bodies Trio in the 'Prunus root' pattern

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

151

A pink,orange and gilt oval perfume bottle, painted with a monochrome village landscape to one side and ribbon tied flowers to the other, English, circa 1800

gilt metal top

11.5cm long 5cm wide

$250–350

152

A Worcester porcelain spherical teapot, painted with scattered flowers, English, circa 1780

13cm high, 18cm wide across the handle and spout

PROVENANCE

Tusmore Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2007

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

153

A Royal Worcester porcelain named Australian flora cup and saucer English for the Australian market, dated 1893, Named Waratah and Xmas Bush cup 10cm wide across the handle and saucer 12.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 1990

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

154

A Worcester porcelain shaped circular plate, painted in the London atelier of James Giles with fruit and birds on branches, English, circa 1765

22.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1982

$700–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

155

A Worcester porcelain shaped circular plate, painted with a central bird in landscape and insects around, English, circa 1765

22cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

156

A collection of four Chelsea and Girl in the Swing porcelain seal figures, English, circa 1755/60

2.5cm–3.2cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1989 and Robert Jones, London, 1985

$1,500–2,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

157

A pair of rare Longton Hall porcelain figures of a male gardener and his wife, English, circa 1750/60

11cm and 12cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1984

REFERENCE

Bernard Watney, Longton Hall Porcelain, Figure of a Gardner and his companion, Fig 55B.

$1,000–1,500

158

A large Dr Wall Worcester porcelain blue and white transfer-printed tankard, in the Parrot pecking fruit pattern, English, circa 1770

14.5cm high, 13cm wide across the handle

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

159

A Worcester porcelain Queen Charlotte pattern cup and saucer and an oval spoon tray, English, circa 1770 cup 6.5cm high, 6cm diameter, saucer 12cm diameter, spoon tray 15cm wide

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

160

A large Derby porcelain tankard, bell shaped and painted with flowers with puce details, English, circa 1765 14cm high, 14cm wide across the handle

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques, Adelaide as Chelsea

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

161

A Worcester porcelain trio: cup, tea-bowl and saucer, decorated with Royal blue and white radiating panels and strongly gilded, English, circa 1770

cup 7cm high, 6.2cm diameter, teabowl 5.2cm high, 8.6cm diameter, saucer 14cm diameter

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

162

A Worcester porcelain leaf shaped oval pickle dish, English, circa 1770 12cm long

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

163

A Meissen porcelain Neoclassical vase and cover, painted with flowers and gilt, German, circa 1790

17cm high, 10cm wide across the handles

$150–250

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

164

A Derby porcelain shaped circular plate, painted by John Keys and William Corden with landscapes and flowers and gilt, English, circa 1830 22cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Sothebys, Melbourne, The John Klinger Collection, 28/29/10/2008, lot 384

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

165

A rare Chelsea porcelain cane-handle in the form of a lady, with flowers in her hair, modelled by Joseph Willems, English, circa 1745-50

6.5cm high, 4.2cm front to back

PROVENANCE

Stockspring antiques, London, 2016

REFERENCE

The same model is in the Victoria and Albert Museum London and illustrated in Elizabeth Adams, Chelsea Porcelain, Fig. 7.30

An example of this same model is also in the Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC.

$2,000–4,000

166

A Dehua porcelain libation cup with bronze mounts, Chinese Kangxi period, circa 1700

6.7cm high, 8.7cm wide

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques Adelaide, South Australia, (Peter Roberts) 2002

EXHIBITED

White Gold, Australian Ceramic and Glass Circle Exhibition, 2004

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

167

A rare Chelsea porcelain perfume bottle, with gilt-metal stopper and chain and bird finial, English, circa 1765

8cm high, 3.2cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1981

170

A Worcester porcelain leaf shaped blue and white decorated pickle dish, English, circa 1770

11.5cm wide, 11cm long

$250–350

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

171

A large export porcelain famille-rose punch bowl, Chinese, Qianlong period, 18th century

29cm diameter, 13cm high

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

172

A Staffordshire Whieldon type green and mustard glazed cow-creamer, English, circa 1820

15cm high, 17cm wide

PROVENANCE

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

168

A rare Plymouth Cookworthy porcelain shell-form sweetmeat stand, English, circa 1765/68

21cm wide 15.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1998

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

169

A fine Meissen white bisque porcelain figure of a young couple with a dog circa 1795/1800

incised triangle and crossed swords mark 13.5cm high, 7.8cm wide

EXHIBITED

White Gold, Australian Ceramic and Glass Circle, 2004

$500-800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2009

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

173

A Staffordshire pottery white glazed stirrup cup in the form of a hounds head, English, mid 19th century

11cm long, 7.5cm wide

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques, (Ned Roberts) South Australia, 1975

$250–350

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

174

A Sevres pattern porcelain dressing-table box, painted with figures and landscapes on a Royal-blue ground, French, 19th century

9 x 8.5cm, 5cm high

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

175

A rare Chelsea porcelain unmounted bonbonniere in the form of two billing doves, English, circa 1750

with motto Sort Digne D'Envie (Worthy of Envy) 4.5cm wide, 3.8cm high

PROVENANCE

Alan Landis Antiques, Sydney, 2005

REFERENCE

An example of his model see: Chelsea Porcelain Toys by Bryant, Plate 46 illustrated

$1,500–2,500

176

A fine blue Jasper-ware oval perfume bottle attributed to Wedgwood with silver cover, English, early 19th century

7.7cm long, 4cm wide

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

177

A fine and very rare St James' (Charles Gouyn) porcelain perfume bottle, in the form of two Classical boys and grapevines, English, circa 1755/60 with iron red and gilt Vive Le Vin Et L'Amour motto to base, with original velvet lined shagreen case 8cm high

PROVENANCE

Stockspring antiques, London, 2008

$6,000–8,000

178

A pair of A and E Keeling porcelain cups and saucers, painted with pink roses and fruit, English, circa 1790

One cup painted No 1 to the base cup 6cm high, 6cm diameter, saucer 13cm diameter

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

179

Two Worcester porcelain blue and white condiment spoons, English, circa 1770

9.8cm and 10cm long

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques London at Andrew Wilson Antiques, Melbourne, 2014

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

180

A pair of blue and white Chinoiserie pearlware plates, English, circa 1800/1820 24cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Hugh Stretton Collection no. 03

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

181

A rare Chelsea porcelain bodkin case or etui in the form of Columbine, English, circa 1750

12.5cm long, width at head 4cm

$1,500–2,000

182

A Chamberlains Worcester shellencrusted cornucopia shaped specimen vase, English, circa 1830

11cm high, 9cm wide

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

183

A rare St Cloud parasol-handle in the form of an Oriental gentleman, English, circa 1740

5cm high, 4.2cm front to back

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London, no. 48, 2010

Exhibiting at L.J Cook and Company

Melbourne

$1,500–2,000

184

A Fine Swansea porcelain plate, painted with butterflies and flowers and gilt orange panels, English, circa 1830

impressed Swansea

British Antique Dealers Association mark to base

21cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

185

A porcelain parasol handle in the form of a Turkish man circa 1750/60

7cm high, 3cm wide

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

186

A Bow white porcelain coffee can with prunus decoration in high relief, English, circa 1760

6cm high, 6.5cm diameter

EXHIBITED

A Treasury of Bow, Australian Ceramics and Glass Circle 2000

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

187

A fine pair of Chelsea Japanese Imari and brocade patterned shaped circular plates, English, circa 1780/90

blue anchor mark

24cm diameter

Chelsea used a blue anchor mark with blue concentric circles in the Red anchor period

$1,500–2,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

188

A Spode porcelain blue and gilt tulip shaped cup, English, circa 1810

6.5cm high, base 5cm wide

PROVENANCE

Bought as probably Spode Stockspring Antiques 2000

REFERNCE

A tulip stand appears in the Spode 1820 shape book reproduced by Leonard Whiter, Spode 1970 p.115 and a tulip cup is illustrated at colour plate VIII

A Tulip stand and cups set sold Bonhams Fine British Pottery and Porcelain New Bond street 1 December 2010, Lot 215, Sale 17838

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

189

A rare Chelsea porcelain bodkin case, in the form of person wearing a beret, English, circa 1760

with gilt-metal mounts, painted motto: Ecoute Mon Martyre 13cm long diameter at its base 1.8cm

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques London 1990

EXHIBITED

Flowers and Fables, A Survey of Chelsea Porcelain, National Gallery of Victoria, 1984 cat. no. 229

$1,000–1,500

190

A rare and very fine Chelsea porcelain case in the form of three women, English, circa 1758 with tamper base and chased gilt metal mounts 10.5cm high, 2.8cm wide at top

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London, 1990

$1,500–2,500

191

A Worcester porcelain fluted tea-bowl and saucer, painted with fruit and gilt, attributed to the spotted-fruit painter, English, 18th century

teabowl 4.2cm high, 7.4cm diameter, saucer 12cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Dyson Perrins Museum UK (Their stencil mark to the base of the tea-bowl) Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1978

REFERENCE

Rissik Marshall 795 for this design on a cake plate.

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

192

A Derby porcelain inkwell, painted with iron-red and blue feathers and gilt, English, circa 1820

Crown mark 14cm wide, 7cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, 2010

$150–250

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

193

A Derby leaf shaped gravy boat, painted with flowers, English, circa 1765

12.5cm long, 8.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

194

Two flower painted sparrow beak cream jugs, one with red roses

Bristol, English, 18th century

9.2 and 9.5cm high

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

195

Two very similar Derby porcelain figures of boys holding flowers, English, circa 1780

impressed with numeral 5 9.2cm and 9.7cm high

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

196

Three teacups, two painted with flowers and one Worcester example painted with Chinese figures and gilt, English, 18th century

6cm, 6.4cm and 6.2cm high

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

197

A good Rockingham porcelain plate painted with flowers and moonlit landscapes in green, English, circa 1830 24cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

The Robert Allan Queen Adelaide and William IV Collection

198

A rare pair of Staffordshire busts of William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

20cm and 20.5cm high, 13cm wide

PROVENANCE

Behar collection no. 277

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980

$1,000–1,500

199

A rare Staffordshire bust of Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

20cm high, 12cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1987

$500–1,000

200

A parian-ware bust of Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

17.5cm high, 9cm wide

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

201

A rare pair of Minton parian ware busts of William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835 on glazed socle bases 17cm and 19cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1984

$800–1,200

202

A rare and very large pair of Staffordshire pottery figures of William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1830

36cm and 35.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1986

REFERENCE

A similar pair is in the Willett Collection Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, England

$2,000–3,000

203

A fine and important sterling-silver waterjug, makers mark of Robert Garrard, with Royal cyphers of King William IV and Queen Adelaide, London, 1834

0.60kg, 20cm high, 14cm wide

PROVENANCE

Hannibal Bonython Silver Exhibition at H.J Quigley Antiques, South Australia, 1985

$2,000–4,000

204

A sterling-silver pen-knife commemorating the coronation of William IV and Queen Adelaide in Sheffield, 1831

0.5kg , 7.7cm long closed, 14.5cm open

PROVENANCE

Mary Cooke Antiques, London, 1979

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

205

A Staffordshire pottery pink lustre and transfer printed milk jug, commemorating the Coronation of William IV and Queen Adelaide in 1831, English, circa 1830

14cm high, 19cm wide across the handle

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London, 1991

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

206

A Staffordshire pottery black transfer printed milk jug commemorating William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

11cm high, 15cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1986

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

207

A Sparks Worcester porcelain pen tray with named view of Witley Court Worcestershire, the one time residence of Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

23cm long, 7.2cm wide

NOTE

From 1843 to 1846 Witley Court was loaned to Queen Adelaide, the widow of King William IV.

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

208

An unusual Staffordshire transfer printed small circular plate commemorating Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1830 17cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

211

A Staffordshire pottery red and white transfer printed milk jug, with William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

15cm high, 17cm wide over the handle

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1980

$400–600

212

A rare Minton type white-bisque porcelain figure of William IV seated on a sofa, English, circa 1835

11.5cm high, 13cm wide

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1991

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

209

A Staffordshire pottery blue and white transfer decorated milk jug with the Coronation of William IV and Queen Adelaide 1831, attributed to Goodwins, Bridgwood and Harris, English, circa 1830

13.5cm high, 14cm wide over the handle

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1982

$400–600

210

Two creamware pottery plaques commemorating the Coronation of William IV, English, circa 1830

10cm diameter, the frames 17cm and 18cm diameter and 3.8 and 4cm thick

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia, 1990

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

213

An etching of Queen Adelaide as Queen Dowager, drawn by H Dawe, engraved by H.Cook, published by Fisher Son and Cie, London/Paris, circa 1840

plate size 22 x 14cm

$500–700

215

The New Windsor Pear (Pair) Two coloured prints Commemorating William IV and Queen Adelaide and Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, English, circa 1840 in maple frames

images 20 x 16cm, later frames 28 x 24cm

PROVENANCE

Antique Print Room, Adelaide, South Australia, 1992

$500–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

216

A Staffordshire pottery purple transfer printed teapot commemorating William IV and Queen Adelaide, attributed to Godwin and Harris, English, circa 1830

26cm wide, 16.5cm high

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, Goolwa, South Australia, 1984

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

217

A Staffordshire creamware black transfer printed circular babies-plate commemorating Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

with moulded dogs and a monkey to the border

14.2cm diameter

PROVENANCE

John Baunton, England, 1987

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

218

214

A pair of etchings of William IV and Queen Adelaide drawn by H Dawe, engraved by H.Cook, published by Fisher Son and Co London 1831

$500–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

A small Staffordshire creamware black transfer printed circular dolls house plate commemorating Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

9.5cm diameter

PROVENANCE

John Baunton, England, 1987

$150–250

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

219

Two creamware pottery plaques commemorating William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1830 10cm diameter, frames 17 and 19cm diameter and 3.4cm thick

PROVENANCE

Havelock House Antiques, (George Sinclair) Goolwa, South Australia, 1990

$600–1,000

220

A moonstone enamel and silver eight branch star brooch, commemorating William IV and Queen Adelaide, English, circa 1835

initials W and A on the reverse 6cm diameter

$500–1,000

221

A porcelain portrait plaque of William IV, English, circa 1834 11 x 8cm

$400–600

222

A rare and amusing mica and portrait miniature set, with interchangeable costumes that overlay the portrait of a lady changing her persona, English, circa 1660-70

oil on copper and oil on mica oval 8.2 x 6.5cm

EXHIBITED

Featured on 'For Love or Money' ABC TV Antiques program 1997

$1,500–2,500

223

A Russian or Greek Orthodox icon depicting the mother and child surrounded by saints, 18th century or earlier

41 x 30cm

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

224

Six Scottish sterling silver table spoons, Edinburgh, mixed dated circa 1790-1791-1795

0.40kg, 22cm long

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

225

Two sterling-silver Apostle spoons possibly made later than the style would suggest

indistinctly marked

17.5cm and 18.5cm long

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

226

A set of six Victorian sterling-silver fiddle and thread pattern dessert spoons, London 1876

maker FE or WE

0.35kg, 18cm long

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

227

A pair of sterling-silver art-nouveau baskets, Chester 1906

makers mark of Walker and Hall

0.25kg, 18cm wide, 5cm high

$200–400

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

228

A William III sterling -silver porringer, makers mark and year letter indistinct, English, circa 1680

0.25kg, 10cm high, 19cm wide across the handles

PROVENANCE

H.J. Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia 2006

$1,500–2,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

229

An Irish sterling-silver potato dishring with blue glass liner, makers mark indistinct, Dublin, 1901

weighable silver 0.40kg base diameter 20cm

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

230

A sterling silver parcel-gilt quaich, makers mark of James McKay, Edinburgh, Scottish, 1833

0.10kg, 10.5cm wide

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Adelaide, South Australia, 1988

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

231

A Georgian sterling-silver waiter, makers mark of Ebenezer Coker, London 1768

0.20kg, 15cm diameter

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

232

A set of six Queen Anne walnut dining chairs, English, circa 1710

seats 54cm wide and 50cm high. backs 102cm high and 38cm wide

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques. Adelaide, 2007

$5,000–8,000

233

A pair of very good Queen Anne style walnut dining chairs, English, 1900

seats 54cm wide and 46cm high, backs 94cm high and 44cm wide

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

234

A framed needlework map of central London, English, circa 1900

24 x 31cm

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

235

A collection of six enamel patch boxes, English, 18th century

various sizes

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

236

A collection of six various patch boxes, English and French, 18th century various sizes

$500–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

237

An impressive nickel-cased Goliath watch with multiple auxiliary dials, French/English, circa 1880

leather and velvet case

watch 7cm diameter, case 10.5 x 9cm

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

238

BLAMIRE YOUNG (Australian, 1862-1935)

Palace interior with figures watercolour signed lower right

15 x 25.5cm

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Adelaide, South Australia, 2004

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

239

S.T. GILL (Australian/British, 1818-1880)

So Early in the Morning watercolour 13cm diameter

PROVENANCE

Peter Walker Fine Art, Adelaide, South Australia, 1998

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

240

ARTIST UNKNOWN (Dutch?, 19th century)

Harbour scene with figures and shipping oil on board

signed lower right

18.5 x 28.5cm

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

241

NEVILLE CAYLEY (Australian, 1853-1903)

Bird studies with grasses pair of watercolours signed lower right 21 x 18cm

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques Adelaide, South Australia, 2012

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

242

RALPH W. LUCAS (British, 1796-1874)

Loch Katrine Ben Venue Scotland

watercolour

signed, titled and dated 1834 lower left 30 x 50cm

PROVENANCE

The Mint Gallery, Rye, Sussex.

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

243

HAROLD

SEPTIMUS POWER (Australian, 1878-1951)

Jock

oil on canvas signed lower right and titled 29 x 24cm

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 1992

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

244

MORTIMER MEMPES (British, 1855-1939)

A Breton Peasant oil on board signed lower right and titled to verso 40 x 31.5cm

sold together with the book Brittany by Mortimer Mempes – see photos

$1,500–2,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

245

HARLEY CAMERON GRIFFITHS (Australian, 1908-1981)

Still Life vase of flowers oil on board signed and dated 58 lower right 59 x 49cm

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

246

FIDELLE DUVIVIER

(French, 1740-1796)

Portrait of a young man, three quarter length gouache on paper signed under his arm oval 12 x 9cm

PROVENANCE

Stockspring Antiques, London, November 2014

Fidelle Duvivier was born in Tournai (France, later Belgium), and was apprenticed to the Tournai porcelain factory. He worked at the Sceaux manufactory, near Paris, c.1766-68, before coming to England in the late 1760's. He was then engaged by William Duesbury, owner of the Derby porcelain factory for four years in 1769; also in London, where he may have worked in James Giles's decorating workshop. On the Continent he was employed at Sceaux (again, c. 1775), Loosdrecht and at the decorating workshop in The Hague before returning to Staffordshire in 1785, where he worked at the New Hall China Manufactory, Staffordshire (documented there in 1790), and for other factories. Signed examples of his work on Worcester and New Hall porcelains are in the Ashmolean Museum, Wardown Park Museum in Luton, and Victoria and Albert Museum.

$400–600

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247

ADRIAN FEINT

(Australian, 1894-1971)

Roses in a window oil on board

signed and dated 1955 lower left and titled to verso 19 x 15.5cm

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

248

ADRIAN FEINT (Australian, 1894-1971)

Still life flowers on a window ledge oil on board

signed and dated 1967 lower right

29 x 29cm

PROVENANCE

Moghul Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 1976

$1,500–2,500

249

RUPERT BUNNY (Australian, 1864-1947)

Bather study oil on canvas unsigned in silver frame 12 x 8cm

PROVENANCE

Mrs H.K Reid (Artist's niece), Leonard Joel, November, 1983

Sotheby's, April, 1994

Private collection

30 Victoria Street (Frank MacDonald), Sydney 1994

Private Collection Sydney

Peter Walker Art Dealer, Adelaide 2005

$1,500–2,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

250

HAROLD SEPTIMUS POWER (Australian, 1878-1951)

Man walking with swag

watercolour

signed lower left 22 x 14cm

PROVENANCE

H.J. Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 2011

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

251

ALICE (MILLY) HAMBIDGE (Australian, 1869-1947)

Faces in the clouds watercolour

signed and dated 1894 lower left 20 x 7.2cm

PROVENANCE

H.J.Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, 1987

$500–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

252

A pair of large Bilston enamel and giltmetal mounted candlesticks English mid 18th century

24cm high

PROVENANCE

O'Neil Collection, circa 1912

Alan Landis Antiques, Sydney, 1992

$1,000–2,000

253

A George II walnut and string inlaid chest-on-chest, English, circa 1730

158cm high, 101cm wide, 54cm deep

PROVENANCE

The Estate of Molly Lowe H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia

$3,000–5,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

254

A fine moulded resin daguerreotype case by A.P Critchlow and Cowith enclosed photograph of a couple, English, circa 1840/50

Printed: Case patented Oct 14, 1856 and April 21 1857

13 x 10 x 2.6cm

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

255

A rare Blue-John urn on later white marble pedestal urn, English, first half of the 19th century

urn 25.5cm high and 8.5cm wide at base, plinth 11cm high, 10cm square

PROVENANCE

Peter Walker Fine Art, Adelaide, South Australia, 2011

$2,500–3,500

256

A small George III mahogany bachelors chest, English, circa 1780 70cm wide, 48cm deep, 78cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, 2002

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

257

A small William and Mary oystergrained walnut cushion mirror, English, late 17th century

44 x 39cm

PROVENANCE

Peter Walker Fine Art, Adelaide, South Australia, 2010

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

258

A George III mahogany pie-crust table, English, 18th century with birdcage action 76cm diameter, 73cm high

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

259

A small George III mahogany and finely carved pillar table, English, 18th century 66cm diameter, 69cm high

$1,500–2,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

260

A brass and steel Hensoldt Wetzlar monocular microscope, circa 1920

Laubman and Pank Sole Agents Adelaide and Paris. Model 5723

31cm high, oak case 38cm high, 19cm wide

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

261

A small Thorens musical box in walnut case Swiss 20th century

16cm wide, 9cm deep, 7cm high

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

262

A set of four carved alabaster bust of famous composers, Verdi, Wagner, Tchaikovsky and Mascagni, Italian, circa 1900 approx 18cm high

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

263

A carved walnut and marquetry dressing table mirror Sorrento, Italy, circa 1880

40cm high, 18cm wide closed and 37cm wide open

$400–600

264

An enamel snuff box, painted with a flautist playing in a wide Classical landscape, English, 18th century

7.5 x 5.5cm, 3cm high

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

265

A Bilston enamel on metal etui-case, English, circa 1760

12cm long, 1.6cm diameter

$400–600

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

266

A large Tabriz purple ground wool carpet

450 x 316cm

$1,000–1,500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

267

A Persian ivory-ground wool rug, 20th century

216 x 148cm

$500–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

268

A fine quality ivory-ground Persian wool rug with massed bird foliate and flower designs, 20th century

354 x 248cm

$2,000–3,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

269

A pair of floral painted glass lustres, hung with clear glass prism drops, English, circa 1860/80

28cm high, 125cm diameter

$200–300

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

270

A fine cut and etched glass goblet, commemorating the Sunderland bridge, originally built in 1797, English, circa 1810/20

initialled J.A.B.

16.5cm high, 10.5cm diameter

$500–700

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

271

A Jacobite wine glass with thistle shaped bowl and air-twist stem, English, circa 1740/50

16cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J. Quigley Antiques, South Australia, 1985

$600–1,000

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

272

A unusual heavy gauge cut and etched wine glass, English, circa 1750

15cm high

$200–300

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273

A cotton-twist stem cordial glass, English, circa 1780/90

14cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques,Adelaide, South Australia, 1984

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

274

A cotton twist cordial glass, English, circa 1780/90

14.5cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia 1984

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

275

A Georgian sterling-silver shaped circular waiter, makers mark of Peter Archambo I, London 1755

0.30kg crested, 19cm diameter

$800–1,200

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

276

A sterling-silver semi-fluted rectangular teapot, makers mark of Thomas Woolley, Birmingham, 1903

0.35kg weight all in 12cm high, 24cm wide over the handle and spout

$300–500

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

277

A rare sterling-silver sparrow beak cream jug, makers mark of John Garman, London 1739

Engraved arms of a spinster, either Baker or Semnicots

0.10kg, 8cm high

PROVENANCE

H.J Quigley Antiques, Adelaide, South Australia, 1988

$600–900

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

278

An 18ct gold pocket watch by Daniel Desbois, London circa 1890

Hunter case initialled and with presentation inscription inside diameter 4.8cm

$600–800

Illustrated online at www.forauction.com.au

279

A Georgian embossed sterling silver sugar-caster, makers mark indistinct, London 1767

0.15kg with Baronial crest, 17cm high

$600–800

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END OF SALE

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A fabulous and very rare oysterlaburnum and gilt bronze mounted chest-on-stand, English, circa 1690

Estimate: $15,000–25,000

Auction Wednesday 26 June, 2024

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