Decorative Arts Highlights - The Late J.O. Fairfax AC Collection

The Philanthropist and Connoisseur THE DECORATIVE ARTS COLLECTION OF THE LATE J.O. FAIRFAX AC

Decorative Arts Highlights

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SESSION I THURSDAY 31 AUGUST 2017 6.30PM DECORATIVE ARTS Lots 1 - 102 Please note that provenance notes for each lot are on handwritten cards provided by the estate. No purchase receipts are available unless otherwise stated.

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1 A SET OF SIX ROYAL WORCESTER AUSTRALIAN WILDFLOWER SERIES PLATES Painted by A.Shuck; two plates marked 9762 (T) and 9762 4F, two marked Ellis Rowan Series, initialled AS (GG) and (PP) each titled, illegible, one signed R.Austin Rd No 564935, one signed W.Hart, titled Cunningham (G4), all with Quaker grey border and gilded rim, dated 1913-1917, 23cm diameter $3,000-5,000 2 A SET OF EIGHT ROYAL WORCESTER AUSTRALIAN WILD BIRD CUPS AND SAUCERS Painted from watercolour designs by Ellis Rowan, each signed W.Powell, titled; Turquoisine, Splendid Grass and Bourke’s Parakeet - Red-eared Fire-tailed, Black-rumped Parson and Marked Grass Finch - Gouldian and Crimson Finch, cups 10.8 saucer 16.8cm diameter, (8) $3,500-5,500

3 A PAIR OF AUSTRALIAN ARTS & CRAFTS WALNUT CHAIRS WITH ANOTHER SIMILAR ARMCHAIR, PROBABLY BY W.H.ROCKE & CO OF MELBOURNE Each upholstered in striped fabric, two matched and one larger, the largest 76 width x 80 depth x 102cm height

5 A QUEEN ELIZABETH II ROYAL PRESENTATION SILVER AND GOLD CIGARETTE BOX BY GARRARD & CO LTD, LONDON 1972 Decorated with reeded bands within floral cast borders, the hinged cover embellished with EIIR coronet in gold, enclosing gilded interior, 396 grams, 13cm width

PROVENANCE: Purchased 1985, Christie’s Milton Park Bowral, No 75 $800-1,200

PROVENANCE: Presented by HRH Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh to Sir Hughie Idwal Edwards, VC, KCMG, CB, DSO, OBE, DFC Governor of Western Australia (1974-1975) and Mrs Dorothy Carew Edwards when H.M the Queen returned to the U.K for the General Election.

Then gifted to James Oswald Fairfax AC on his 50th birthday in 1983 by Dorothy Carew Edwards. $1,000-2,000

4 A PIETRA DURA MARBLE TOPPED COFFEE TABLE, BY LESLIE WALFORD Of circular form on a bamboo form bronze base, signed Leslie Walford with dedication to his friend James Fairfax to base, 77cm diameter $600-900

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6 A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN NOVELTY KANGAROO SALTS BY JOHN SAMUEL HUNT FOR HUNT & ROSKELL, LONDON 1856 Each modelled as a kangaroo on grassy rockwork base with shell form salt, 1338 grams, 12.5cm high, (4) $7,000-10,000

9 A COMPREHENSIVE VA VISTA ALEGRE PORTUGAL PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE, CUSTOMISED WITH FAIRFAX MOTTO Embellished with blue bands picked out with gilded stars, each with lion rampant armorial and ‘Lucem Fer Fac’ banner, a version of the Fairfax family motto ‘O Torch Bear Light’

7 A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTA & BOEHME ‘SYDNEY HERALD NEWSPAPER’ FIGURAL TOBACCO JAR A polychrome painted caricature study reading the Sydney Herald, marked 2557 to cover, 25.5cm high

OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 1 large covered soup tureen with plate, 2 medium sized covered vegetable dishes, 1 gravy boat, 7 dinner plates, 12 entree plates, 18 side plates, 10 soup bowls, 13 crescent shaped side plates, 3 butter dishes, 5 coffee cups, 4 coffee cup saucers and 2 small diamond shaped dishes (85) $700-1,000

PROVENANCE: Reputedly purchased due to the resemblance of a Fairfax family member, this rare example depicts the Sydney Herald $300-500 8 SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE COMMEMORATIVE SILVER BY STUART DEVLIN FOR DAVID JONES, 1973 The goblets boxed, together with a set of four spoons (6) $1,000-2,000

10 A GOOD EARLY GEORGE III SILVER WAITER BY JOHN CARTER, LONDON 1768 With pierced rim finely cast with beaded C scrolls, flower heads and foliage, the well engraved with coat of arms of Fairfax with Bangnell in pretence, on three pierced feet, 417 grams, 18.5cm diameter $800-1,200

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11 A SUBSTANTIAL GEORGE III ‘EAST INDIA SHIPPING’ INTEREST SILVER SALVER PROBABLY

BY WILLIAM BAGNALL, LONDON 1814 With gadrooned rim on paw foot with unusual pineapple cartouche, the central well engraved with armorial, dedicated to the underside; Presented to Thomas Briggs Esq, Commander of HMS Clorinde by the following Commanders of East India Ships in Testimony of the high sense they entertain of hi professional abilities and for his great attention to them while under his convoy until their safe arrival in England in August 1844Arch Swinton, Cha Graham, Ja Fairfax, In R Franklin, Hen Christopher, Ja Sotheby, Simon Lee, Alex Nairne, Hugh Reid, 47cm diameter, 2988 grams $3,000-5,000 12 A CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN JUG, QING DYNASTY (1644-1911) The footed jug, decorated to the exterior in lovely underglaze blue with figures surrounded by pavilions and flowering trees, a band of lotus petals to the lower section, and the raised foot, with a boat near mountains, the shaped lip with a floral, ‘ruyi’ design to the inner rim, with spotted loop handle, 14cm high $500-1,000 清 外銷青花小瓷壺 估價: $500-1,000

13 AN EAST INDIA COMPANY CHINESE EXPORT TUREEN AND TWO DISHES, QIANLONG PERIOD, CIRCA 1775 The tureen painted with floral swags and sprays, with gilded hare mask handles, the plates painted with jovial European figures within landscapes, 23cm diameter and 31cm width, (3) LITERATURE: Tureen illustrated: Art & Australia, Vol. 3, No. 4, page 262 $1,800-2,800 14 A RARE BERMUDA ‘CHIPPENDALE’ HALL CHAIR, CIRCA 1780 With pierced flat back splat and drop in seat on cabriole front legs with ball and claw feet, of pegged and joint construction, 54 width x 57 depth x 104cm height $1,000-2,000 15 A PAIR OF PORTUGUESE MAHOGANY ELBOW CHAIRS, MID 18TH CENTURY The carved top rail and waisted frame enclosing a pierced vase shaped splat, with scrolling arms above drop in seat on cabriole legs, claw and ball feet joined by stretchers, 62 width x 56 depth x 113cm height $1,200-2,200 16 AN ITALIAN LATE 17TH CENTURY WALNUT PRIEDIEU, CIRCA 1680 The hinged top with gadrooned edge above frieze with rosettes, supported by columns on platform base with hinged lid on moulded plinth, 75 width x 55 depth x 86cm height $1,000-2,000 17 A RARE GERMAN FAIENCE HAWK FORM JUG, POSSIBLY GLIENITZ, CIRCA 1765 Boldly painted, the handle modeled as an entwined branch, 35cm high PROVENANCE: Stodel Collection sticker (marked Fay 171) to base $1,800-2,800 18 AN ITALIAN MONTELUPO TIN GLAZED EARTHENWARE DISH, 17TH CENTURY Boldly painted with stylised striding figure, 30cm diameter $800-1,200 19 A 17TH CENTURY NORTH EUROPEAN WALNUT AND FRUITWOOD TRIC-TRAC GAMES TABLE The cover with central burr walnut veneer with feather banded border, lifts to reveal internal parquetry games board on turned legs with x-shaped stretcher, the cushion sided top unpins from the base, 105 width x 58 depth x 82cm height $1,800-2,800

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20 AN ITALIAN MARBLE GROUP CARVING, ATTRIBUTED TO LORENZO BARTOLINI (ITALIAN 1777-1850) On plinth with inscription Cane con Beccaccia (Il Cane di Orazio Hall), [dog with woodcock / the dog of Orazio Hall], 88 width x 36 depth x 42 height Inscribed: BARTOLINI DIEDEABBOZZATO, A SNO KLEIBER NEL 1825 TERMINO IN SEGNO DI RICONOSCENZA ALL AMICO ORAZIO COTANZA HALL LI 1840 Translates: “Bartolini gave sketch, a sno Kleieber in 1825, completed as a sign of recognition, a friend of Orazio and Costanza Hall, 1840”

PROVENANCE: Reputedly purchased from Heim Gallery, London, 1969 according to estates original provenance notes LITERATURE: For discussion of the grave designed and executed

by Lorenzo Bartolini for Sebastiano Kleiber, please see: Acordon, Angela. “Il Monumento a Sebastiano Kleiber Di Lorenzo Bartolini Nel Cimitero Degli Inglesi e Alcune Proposte Sui Suoi Committenti e Sulla Cronologia Delle Sue Opere.” Mitteilungen Des Kunsthistorischen Institutes in Florenz, vol. 45, no. 1/2, 2001, pp. 263–284

OTHER NOTES: Lorenzo Bartolini has a well documented connection to Sebastiano Kleiber and his heirs/ friends Alfred and Orazio Hall, the shared tomb of whom Bartolini designed and completed.

Sebastiano Kleiber was a powerful merchant in Tuscany during this period, who passed in 1836, the inscription noting a recognition of his patronage, potentially commissioned by the inheritors of his copper mine. $5,000-8,000

21 AN IMPRESSIVE EGYPTIAN PORPHYRY BASIN, POSSIBLY ROMAN Of oval form carved with well, 36 width x 25 depth x 13cm height PROVENANCE: Purchased in 1993 from McWhirter in London according to estate provenance card $2,000-3,000

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22 A RARE PAIR OF CHARLES II BEECH AND OAK JOINED STOOLS, CIRCA 1670 The single plank chamfered top above plain freeze, block and ring turned legs joined by stretchers, each 46 width x 24 depth x 54cm height $1,200-2,200 23 A RARE CHARLES II OAK LONG JOINT STOOL, CIRCA 1670 The single plank top above plain freeze, block and ring turned legs joined by stretchers,128 width x 32 depth x 51cm height $1,500-2,500 24 A CHARLES II LABURNUM AND OAK JOINED CHEST, CIRCA 1680 Typically formed in two parts, the two plank top above geometric mitre-moulded front on stile supports, 102 width x 54 depth x 93.5cm height $1,400-2,400

26 A JAMES I SILVER SEAL TOP SPOON BY DANIEL CARY, LONDON 1624 The shaped finial on fig shaped bowl, 46 grams, 16cm $800-1,200 27 A CHARLES I SILVER SEAL TOP SPOON BY DANIEL CARY, LONDON 1628 The shaped finial on fig shaped bowl, 58 grams, 16.7cm $1,000-2,000 28 A LARGE PROVINCIAL SILVER SEAL TOP SPOON, CIRCA 1630 The large seal top engraved with initials MN IS, the large fig shaped bowl stamped with makers mark WL then another three times on the stem, 53 grams, 17.8cm $1,000-2,000

25 A VERY RARE PAIR OF ELIZABETHAN SILVER LION SEJANT SPOONS BY WILLIAM CALDWELL, LONDON 1598 The lion supporting a fleur de lis coat of arms on faceted tapering stem, 96 grams, (2) $4,000-6,000

29 A LARGE PROVINCIAL SILVER AND PARCEL GILT SEAL TOP SPOON, CIRCA 1630 The large seal top engraved with initials MS RS, the large fig shaped bowl stamped with makers mark I?G, 45 grams, 17cm $1,000-2,000 30 A RARE SCANDINAVIAN SILVER GILT SEAL TOP SPOON, CIRCA 1650 The oval bowl with hallmarks, the stem with maidens head finial and engraved with initials IL, 39 grams, 16.5cm $1,000-2,000 31 A FINE WILLIAM AND MARY SILVER PORRINGER AND COVER, LONDON 1689 The cover with foliate knop finial above swirling foliate chased decorative cover, the body with band of conforming palmette from the base, engraved W.S.M, hallmarked maker rubbed RC? Cover not marked, 616 grams, 21 width x 15.5cm high $3,000-5,000

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32 AN EXCEPTIONAL QUEEN ANNE SECRETAIRE TOILET MIRROR, CIRCA 1700S With original bevelled plate glass, the feather banded fall front enclosing secretaire with pigeon holes and drawers, resting on pull out arms flanking shaped drawer fitted with compartments and pair of boxes, 41 width x 26 depth x 89cm height $1,000-2,000

34 A GEORGE I WALNUT AND FEATHERBANDED CHEST OF DRAWERS, CIRCA 1720 Three short above three graduated drawers on bracket feet, 102 width x 55 depth x 100cm height

33 A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT WING ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1710 The padded shaped back, shaped wings and outscrolled arms standing on walnut cabriole legs carved with cartouche motif at the knees, upholstered in exceptionally fine petit and gros point tapestry with figures, birds and animals, 80 width x 79 depth x 112cm height

35 A REGENCY CHINOISERIE IVORY AND POLYCHROME PAINTED SIDE/SEWING TABLE The top lifting to reveal compartment, the escutcheon placed on frieze dummy drawer, on tapered legs, 48 width x 37.5 depth x 73cm height $1,000-2,000

PROVENANCE: Purchased from Mallett in 1992 according to provenance note $3,000-5,000

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PROVENANCE: Purchased from David Jones Gallery 1976 $1,200-2,200

36 A GEORGE II WALNUT SIDE TABLE, SECOND QUARTER 18TH CENTURY The dish top above single drawer, oak lined with compartments, the shaped apron on cabriole legs with fan carved pad feet, 75 width x 51.5 depth x 70cm height $800-1,200

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37 A GOOD WORCESTER SERVING PLATTER, CIRCA 1770 Of rectangular form with canted corners, the blue scale ground with gilded reserves of exotic birds, butterflies flowers and insects, 39 x 29cm $800-1,200 38 A RARE LATE 18TH CENTURY BOW ‘SEASONS’ AUTUMN FIGURE Modelled carrying a wheat sheaf with blossoms, the leaning figure of a boy polychrome painted on a scrolling naturalistic base, 22.5cm high PROVENANCE: Penfold Nyland Collection sticker verso Hyam & Co 158 Brompton Road London label $600-800

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39 AN EXCEPTIONAL GEORGE III MAHOGANY PEDESTAL PARTNERS DESK, CIRCA 1765 The sloping and adjustable top with finely carved gadrooned border above three drawers frieze enclosing on long drawer with central partition and leather mounted pull out board, supported by the pedestals each with three drawers flanking a kneehole cupboard, mirroring the partner side with dummy frieze drawer, with key, 135 width x 78.5 depth x 83cm height One key PROVENANCE: Purchased Mallett & Son London in 2000 Mallett Millennium by Lanto Synge ‘Fine Furniture and Works of Art, page 102 illustration 99 OTHER NOTES: The form and quality of the desk exhibit attributes of pieces that have been attributed to the St Martin’s Lane syndicate of cabinet makers whose output is epitomised by the leading 18th century furniture designer and manufacturer Thomas Chippendale. $12,000-20,000

40 A WILLIAM AND MARY SILVER PORRINGER, LONDON 1693 With S scroll handles on curved lobed and fluted lower band, bright cut band and crest, initialled T.P M.D 1696 to base, makers mark worn, 115 grams, 13.5cm at widest $700-900 41 A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SILVER CANDLESTICKS

BY ANDREW RAVEN, LONDON 1702 Each on stepped base with canted corners, the turned stem terminating in spool shaped socket, the base engraved with coat of arms, 667 grams, 16.8cm high PROVENANCE: Art Gallery of N.S.W Rare & Beautiful Things, 1961 No 132 $5,000-8,000

42 A LARGE QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TANKARD BY JOHN GIBBONS, LONDON 1706 Of slight tapering cylindrical form engraved with crest, corkscrew thumb piece and scrolled handle engraved SKE, stepped domed cover, 1050 grams, 21.5cm high $2,500-3,500 43 A QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TANKARD BY JAMES ROOD, LONDON 1711 Of slight tapering cylindrical form with bifurcated thumb piece and scrolling handle engraved RH, the flattened cover with reeded rim, 569 grams, 16.5cm high $2,800-3,800

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44 A QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER CHOCOLATE POT BY NATHANIEL LOCKE, LONDON 1712 Of tapered cylindrical form with domed cover and faceted spout with scrolling wooden handle, the base engraved AR, hallmarks to cover and pot, total weight 523 grams, 21cm high $2,800-4,800 45 A FINE AND RARE GEORGE I SILVER COFFEE POT BY AUGUSTINE COURTAULD, LONDON 1716 The high domed top and bell finial above faceted and C capped spout on tapered cylindrical form and stepped base, engraved arms of Bucknall, 622 grams $3,000-5,000 46 A GOOD GEORGE I DOUBLE-LIPPED SILVER SAUCEBOAT BY AUGUSTIN COURTAULD, LONDON 1725 With gilded interior, double C scroll handles on heavily cast body on stepped oval spread foot, engraved with armorials of Wyndham of Orchard Wyndham (ancestor of the Earls of Egremont), 21cm width, 555 grams $3,200-4,200 47 A GEORGE I BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TANKARD BY MATHEW MADDEN, LONDON 1716 Of tapering cylindrical form with reeded band, the bifurcated capped thumb piece and scrolled handle engraved ST, makers mark ‘Ma’, 617 grams, 17cm high $2,000-3,000 48 A GOOD GEORGE I SILVER CASTER BY PAUL DE LAMERIE, LONDON 1737 The finial on chased and pierced high dome cover with cartouche of intertwined cornucopia on reeded band, the waisted body embellished with lion masks joined by festooned garland above moulded stepped circular foot, 24.5cm high $7,000-10,000

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49 A GOOD PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER WAITERS BY ABRAHAM BUTEUX, LONDON 1728 Of plain square form with everted molded rim on four bracket feet, total weight 546 grams, 15cm, (2) $1,000-2,000

50 A GEORGE II IRISH SILVER ALMS DISH, DUBLIN 1730 Of plain circular form with everted rim, engraved with crest, 440 grams, 23.5cm $700-900 51 A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT BY ROBERT MAKEPEACE, NEWCASTLE 1738 Of plain tapering cylindrical form with folded in foot, the bell shaped finial on stepped dome cover, acanthus capped spout and wooden handle, 881 grams, 22.5cm high $1,500-2,500

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52 A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT BY AYME VIDEAU, LONDON 1745 Of tapering cylindrical form with tucked in foot, the stepped dome cover with bell finial, scrolling wooden handle, engraved with crest and armorial, total weight 952 grams, 24.5cm high $1,500-2,500 53 A GEORGE II SILVER SAUCEBOAT, LONDON 1758 With gadrooned shaped rim and acanthus capped handle, on shell and gadrooned molding on spread foot, engraved with lion rampant and spear crest, 579 grams, 22cm width $1,000-2,000 54 A LARGE CHANTILLY KAKIEMON ‘SEAU A BOUTEILLE’ WINE COOLER, CIRCA 1735 Of cylindrical form with dragon form handle mounts, painted with squirrel and Kakiemon flowers, red hunting horn mark, 16 height x 19cm diameter $3,000-5,000 55 A GOOD MATCHED PAIR OF CHANTILLY KAKIEMON RAFRAICHISSOIRS, CIRCA 1730 Of typical form with branch and leaf handles, each painted with squirrel and Kakiemon flowers, red hunting horn mark on one, 9.5cm high, (2) $2,000-3,000

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56 A FINE AND RARE SET OF FOUR LARGE LOUIS IV PROVINCIAL WALNUT FAUTEUILS OPEN ARMCHAIRS, CIRCA 1700S Each with shaped flat back over scrolling arms over shaped seat rail on cabriole legs joined by x-shaped stretcher, upholstered in yellow buffalo suede, each 65 width x 69 depth x 108cm height

58 A FINE CHANTILLY LEAF-SHAPED CUP AND SAUCER, CIRCA 1735 Each painted in Kakiemon style with leaf branch and pomegranate design, brown-edged rims, the cups handle and saucers stalk picked out in green, both with red hunting horn mark $1,800-2,800

PROVENANCE: Purchased from Mallett in London as from Château de Savigny-les-Beaune France according to provenance note $4,000-6,000

59 A CHANTILLY KAKIEMON ‘ECUELLE’ PORRINGER COVER & STAND, CIRCA 1735 Of quatrelobed form painted with Kakiemon flowers and insects, the cover with flower knop, the tray with brown-edged rim, red hunting horn mark, tray 23.5 width, dish 15.5cm width, (2)

57 A PAIR OF CHARLES X EMPIRE EGYPTIAN REVIVAL PALAIS ROYALE CANDLESTICKS IN ORMOLU & MOTHER OF PEARL, CIRCA 1810 The acanthus cast socles supported by three neo Egyptian heads, the faceted stems terminating in claw and ball feet on circular foot, each 20cm high $800-1,200

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OTHER NOTES: For similar examples refer to the Metropolitan Museum New York $2,000-3,000 60 AN EXTREMELY RARE AND POSSIBLY UNIQUE CHANTILLY KAKIEMON VERRE A LIQUEUR, CIRCA 1735 This rare form not recorded in any literature on Chantilly, painted in a Kakiemon design, 8cm high $2,000-3,000

61 ‘THE SIR CECIL BEATON CBE DESK’ A FINE LOUIS XVI TULIPWOOD & PARQUETRY BUREAU EN PUPITRE The three quarter pierced gallery top above the tooled leather mounted sloping top, flanked by narrow drawers to the sides above the front tambour shutters enclosing nine small drawers bordered with purpleheart, embellished all round with trellis sycamore parquetry and boxwood stringing framed by ormolu beading, on tapering legs headed by foliate ormolu mounts, joined by two open galleried platform shelves with figured central olivewood oval inlay, ending in ormolu feet, the interior stencilled 103, 77 width x 54.5 depth x 133cm height Two keys PROVENANCE: 1980 Christie’s Sale Catalogue of Contents of Reddish House, Broad Chalke, the former home of Sir Cecil Beaton C.B.E. Lot 54 page 35 Purchased: Partridge Fine Arts, London, ref. 20486 $25,000-35,000

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62 A LOUIS XVI STYLE SAVONNERIE CARPET, 20TH CENTURY The carved design, a pale ivory field with an oval flourish of flowers within a blue ribbon surround, the ivory field with shaped foliage border enclosing festoons of flowers executed in pink, blue, green and gold, 402 length x 295cm width PROVENANCE: Purchased: Galerie Catan, Paris, 1966, one of the most important carpet and tapestry galleries in Paris from 1956 to 1981 $1,000-2,000 63* A RARE FRENCH ‘VIERGE OUVRANTE’ CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF NELSON, 19TH CENTURY The torso opening to reveal a depiction of Nelson’s death at Trafalgar, 19cm high $800-1,200

66 AN ATELIER BERNARD APT FAIENCE MARBLEIZED DINNER SERVICE, 20TH CENTURY Extensive service, mostly signed, 122 pieces OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 14 dinner plates, 21 soup plates, 10 side plates, 14 entree plates, 17 double handled soup bowls, 1 large covered soup tureen, 1 long oblong serving dish, 2 covered comports, 1 hot chocolate pot, 1 oval platter, 1 large platter, 2 large round platters, 8 coffee cups, 9 coffee cup saucers, 9 teacups and 11 teacup saucers (122) $1,000-2,000

70 A GEORGE III SHERATON STYLE MARBLE TOPPED CONSOLE Of restrained form with band of parquetry inlay on straight tapered legs, 88 width x 50 depth x 76cm height $700-900 71 A GEORGE II GREY VEINED MARBLE TOPPED WALNUT CENTRE TABLE, CIRCA 1730 With incised carved cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, 104 width x 58 depth x 73cm height $1,000-2,000

67 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL FRUITWOOD FARMHOUSE TABLE, LATE 19TH EARLY 20TH CENTURY The three plank top framed and on cabriole legs with shell motif carved apron, 224 width x 96 depth x 76cm height $800-1,200

72 A RARE AND FINE GEORGE III LION MASK STRAINER SPOON, POSSIBLY ORLANDO JACKSON & JAMES YOUNG The finely modelled lion mask handle above acanthus and vine wrapped reeded stem terminating in pierced frilled bowl, marks obstructed by piercing, 280 grams, 31cm long

64 FRENCH PROVINCIAL FRUITWOOD CANE BACK DINING CHAIRS, A SET OF SIX AND TWO CARVERS, CIRCA 1880 The carvers with red leather seats and arms, the six with floral carved crests, the cane seats with serpentine carved seating rails above channel grooved cabriole, the carvers 55 width x 56 depth x 97cm height $1,000-2,000

68 A ROYAL SAXON MEISSEN KAKIEMON LARGE DISH, MARK FOR KNIGLICHE HOF CONDITOREI, CIRCA 1740 Painted with the ‘gelbe lowe’ pattern, with tiger curled around flowering bamboo and prunus, with interspersed blossom, dark brown rim, blue crossed sword mark within purple enamelled HC mark and inventory number 250, impressed 22 - 3 to base, 33.5cm diameter $2,000-3,000

LITERATURE: London Goldsmiths 1697-1837 A.G.Grimwade pp 755, 559 The Collectors Dictionary of the Silver & Gold of Great Britain & North America by Michael Clayton p283 Fig 561d (illustrated) $1,500-2,500

65 A SEVRES STYLE ‘CELESTE’ PORCELAIN PLATTER, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Of elongated octagon form, centrally painted with court scene of a mother and daughter at play pulling her daughter on a ribbon bound trolley horse, within an architectural garden, 41cm width $1,000-2,000

69 A RARE ROYAL SAXON MEISSEN KAKIEMON BOWL AND COVER, JOHANNEUM MARK, CIRCA 1728-1731 Embellished with kakiemon designs, the cover with crouching hare finial, blue crossed sword mark and incised Johanneum marks, 12.5cm diameter $1,800-2,800

This item has received CITES approval for sale within Australia. Please note your country’s regulations regarding the importation of natural material.

73 AN IRISH GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TWO-HANDLED FOOTED CUP BY CHARLES TOWNSEND, DUBLIN 1771 Of baluster form with acanthus capped handles, finely chased and embossed with flute player, lamb and birds amongst c scrolls and floral sprays, engraved with crest and letter L in swan mounted cartouche, 443 grams, 15.5cm high $1,000-2,000

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74 A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFFER TRAY BY JAMES MORRISON, LONDON 1760 Of waisted shaped form with shell capped handle on four pad feet, engraved with coat of arms, 260 grams, 19.5cm width, with silver plate snuffers of the same period (2) $700-1,000 75 A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, LONDON 1765 Of tapering cylindrical form with reeded band, the foliage capped thumb piece and scrolled handle engraved AS, makers mark rubbed, 775 grams, 19cm high $1,500-2,500 76 A GEORGE III SILVER COASTER BY EDWARD LOWE, LONDON 1775, WITH PAIR, PROBABLY BATEMAN CIRCA 1795 The first with pierced gallery on three ball and claw feet, the pair with fruitwood turned bases, marks rubbed, 13 and 12cm diameter, (3) $2,000-3,000

77 A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOATS

BY PARKER & WAKELIN, LONDON 1776 Each with ribbon tied reeded rim, handle and collet foot, engraved with crest, 1274 grams, (4) $4,000-6,000 78 A GEORGE III SILVER CAKE BASKET BY ROBERT HENNELL, LONDON 1782 Of Neoclassical design with pierced, engraved and bright cut detailing, engraved with crest to well, 36.5cm width, 739 grams $1,000-2,000

81 A MATCHED VICTORIAN SILVER FLATWARE TABLE SERVICE, VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES, 1845-1858 In the Albert pattern and near comprehensive setting for twelve, (81)

79 A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER COASTERS, POSSIBLY JOHN TOULIET, LONDON 1795 Of restrained form with reeded wirework gallery, the silver well with engraved ‘Arm & Anchor’ crest mounting a turned wooden base, 14cm diameter $1,000-2,000

OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 11 table knives, 12 entree knives, 9 table forks, 12 entree forks, 11 soup spoons, 11 dessert spoons, 10 tea spoons, 1 large fish slice, 2 butter knives, 1 pair of sugar tongs and 1 sugar sifter spoon (81) $2,000-3,000

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80 AN UNUSUAL GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE

BY THOMAS PHIPPS & EDWARD ROBINSON, LONDON 1804 The eagle form handle on tapering stem to acanthus capped oval bowl, 379 grams, 36.5cm long $800-1,200

82 A VICTORIAN SILVER ‘JAPONAISE’ AESTHETIC PITCHER AND TWO GOBLETS

BY JOHN ALDWINCKLE & JAMES SLATER, LONDON 1882/4 Of tapered form, the jug with bamboo handle, each chased with cranes, blossom and butterflies, each hallmarked, 898 grams, tallest 20cm, (3) $700-900 83 AN INTERESTING VICTORIAN SILVER TEA POT

BY STEPHEN SMITH, LONDON 1873 Finely chased and embossed with oak leaf design on an oak bark textured ground, with branch finial, 469 grams, 21.5cm width $600-800

84 AN ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY METAMORPHIC FLAME MAHOGANY GENTLEMANS DRESSING CABINET The rectangular top with hinged panels opening to reveal baize lined compartment below the ratchet lift up mirror on two cupboard doors revealing four fitted drawers to one side and cabinet on the other, on plinth base, 74 width x 51 depth x 75cm height $800-1,200 85 AN IMPRESSIVE GEORGE IV MAHOGANY PIER TABLE, PROBABLY SCOTTISH, CIRCA 1820-1830 The red granite top above carved apron and finely deep carved acanthus capped s-scroll legs terminating in claw feet, straight back legs, 103 width x 56 depth x 91cm height $1,400-2,400

86 A MATCHED IMARI DINNER SERVICE, MOSTLY DAVENPORT LATE 19TH CENTURY In typical palette picked out in gilt, (42) PROVENANCE: The Estate of the late Mervyn Horton OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 1 large covered soup tureen and platter, 1 small covered soup tureen, 2 covered vegetable dishes, 1 large grooved meat platter, 1 small platter, 1 teapot, 18 dinner plates, 9 soup bowls, and 8 side plates (42) $1,000-2,000

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88 87 A GEORGE IV BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY LAP DESK ARTISTS BOX, CIRCA 1825, ON LATER STAND With inset tooled leather top opening to vacant compartment with adjustable brass arms, the side with inset brass handle of fitted drawer containing compartments with original paints by Reeves & Inwood and others, 53.5 width x 39 depth x 79cm height including stand

89 A CENTRAL PERSIAN SULTANABAD CARPET, LATE 19TH CENTURY A particularly beautiful example with an unusual golden yellow ground, displaying a central design of floral sprays in vases, with tonal ‘abrash’ changes in the blue corner spandrels, 188 length x 120cm width

PROVENANCE: Purchased Connor Galleries, 1992 $1,200-2,200

OTHER NOTES: Smaller Sultanabad rugs are less frequently encountered. Like all pieces large and small, they are characterised by a likeness of palette and designs reflecting the “decorative arts” rather than “tribal” aesthetic. Sultanabad was the old name for the township of Arak in central Persia, and during the 2nd half of the 19th Century carpet production expanded in catering to the burgeoning European taste for the designs and palette of the rugs from the area. William Morris is accredited with the growing popularity of such carpets. Sultanbad products are often referred to as “Zieglers”, while the Manchester based Swiss firm Ziegler & Co were responsible for much of the production during the last quarter of the 19th century. $2,000-3,000

88 A SHIRVAN MARASALI PRAYER RUG, AZERBAIJAN, 19TH CENTURY A fine example with repeated ‘boteh’ paisley motif on a blue ground, with spandrels above the ‘Mihra’ or prayer arch containing designs imitating combs and scissors, 150 length x 125cm width PROVENANCE: Purchased: Nomadic Rug Traders, 1993 EXHIBITIONS: ‘Pathways Through Paradise; Oriental Rugs in Australian Collections’ Exhibition.

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90 A KIRMAN PRAYER RUG, SOUTHERN PERSIA, CIRCA 1900 Finely woven depicting the garden of paradise with exotic birds and animals in intertwining branches above ponds and ducks, surrounded by a pale blue border of birds and blossoms, 200 length x 140cm width $1,000-2,000 91 AN ARMENIAN KULA RUG, SOUTHERN CARACAS EARLY 20TH CENTURY With repeated cloud band motif of cochineal red on a light blue field, finished with a separated meander border, 192 length x 140 width PROVENANCE: Purchased: Ahmet Guler, Star Carpet Store, Urgap Turkey, Kayser Cad No. 14, 1978 $800-1,200 92 A KUBA RUG, AZERBAIJAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY Woven with an all over repeat design of stylised floral bouquets and vases on a black ground, finished with a red stylised flower and leaf border, 190 length x 121cm width PROVENANCE: Purchased: Brian Moore, 1987 $800-1,200

93 A WOVEN TENT ENTRANCE HANGING, SOUTHERN TURKESTAN, CIRCA 1900 Of typical design and composition, 158 length x 127cm width LITERATURE: Art & Australia, Vol.3, No.4, page 258-259 $800-1,200 94 A BAKHTIARI CARPET, SOUTH WESTERN IRAN Featuring nomadic flower motifs against a reddishbrown background, surrounded by separated borders of geometric design, 287 length x 102cm width PROVENANCE: Purchased: Kuwait, 1978 $700-900 95 A SENNEH TURKISH KILIM RUG, EARLY 20TH CENTURY With alternating animal motif in geometric designs, 208 length x 121cm width $700-900

96 A MESHAD CARPET, EASTERN PERSIA, CIRCA 1930 Displaying a central blue and red medallion on an ivory ground with blue spandrels to each corner, 226 length x 136cm width $800-1,200

100 AN INDIAN MINIATURE DEPICTING AN EROTIC SCENE, 19TH CENTURY Depicting a male and female lover recumbent on a carpet in mountain foothills, their saddled horses tied to the tree at a nearby river, 27.5 x 21cm $500-1,000

97 AN INDO DUTCH COLONIAL BRASS MOUNTED HARDWOOD CHEST With scrolling brass mounts and swing carry handles, on turned feet, 50 width x 50 depth x 49cm height $500-800

101 A MUGHAL MINIATURE DEPICTING A NOBLE MAN ON HORSEBACK, 19TH CENTURY The male figure mounted on a finely bridled horse, gazing at a courtesan wading through the stream, circa 1800, 23.5 x 18cm $500-1,000

98 AN 18TH CENTURY PERSIAN QU’RAN MANUSCRIPT PAGE, DEPICTING THE STORY OF JOSEPH Gouache on vellum, with script verso, 16.5 x 27cm within double side view perspex box frame $1,000-2,000 99 A MINIATURE DEPICTING A FEMALE IN A YELLOW DRESS, POSSIBLY INDIAN 19TH CENTURY The woman finely painted depicticted in a tiled courtyard, 30 x 20 cm $600-1,200

102 A MUGHAL MINIATURE OF A YOUTH HOLDING A CANDLE AND INCENSE BURNER, LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY Painted on a sparse grey ground with gilded edge, 8 x 14cm within perspex box frame $300-500 103 AN UNUSUAL MUGHAL MINIATURE, 18TH CENTURY A partly robed beauty modestly clasping a sheer robe, adorned in jewels, 10 x 14.5cm within perspex box frame $700-900

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SESSION II FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2017 11AM DECORATIVE ARTS Lots 216 - 310

Please note that provenance notes for each lot are on handwritten cards provided by the estate. No purchase receipts are available unless otherwise stated.

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216 A VICTORIAN PAPIER-MACHE TILT TOP OCCASIONAL TABLE The top finely painted with courting couple within an architectural garden, on twist support and platform base, 105 tilted and 70cm down $500-800 217 A SHIRAZ CARPET, SOUTH PERSIA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY Of central medallion design, 172 length x 106cm width PROVENANCE: Purchased: Kuwait, 1978 $300-500 218 A GEORGIAN RED CHINOISERIE TOILET MIRROR Decorated with raised figures and Oriental motifs picked out in gilt, the mirror with acorn finial supports, 80cm high $300-500 219 A PAIR OF ITALIAN WALNUT CANDLESTICKS CONVERTED TO LAMPS, 19TH CENTURY, WITH A LATER GILDED LAMP The pair with turned and acanthus molded shafts on triform block base with scroll feet, tallest 88cm high $600-800

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220 A BOW CANDLE HOLDER, TOGETHER WITH ROCKINGHAM GROUP FIGURE, LATE 18TH CENTURY The candle holder modelled with cockerel sheltering in arbour, the group with boy petting his dog, tallest 18.5cm, (2) $200-300 221 A RARE SET OF FOUR WORCESTER DR WALL ‘PINE CONE’ PLATES, WITH A PAIR OF BOWLS, ALL CIRCA 1770’S Each with cross hatched crescent mark, 24cm diameter, (6) $600-800 222 A COLLECTION OF WORCESTER 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN Comprising; ‘Mansfield’ sparrow beak jug, a dish cover and tray and a bowl, all with crescent marks, widest 19cm $500-800 223 A SET OF SIX LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOTANICAL STUDY PLATES Each centrally painted with floral spray within gilded trellis border, 23.5cm diameter, (6) $300-500

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223A AN IMARI STYLE COVERED JAR CONVERTED TO A LAMP, 20TH CENTURY On stepped base with pleated shade, 52cm high to fitting $100-200

224A A CLAY HEAD, PROBABLY MAJAPAHIT ERA, INDONESIA Depicted with typical expression, 12.5cm high including base $300-500

224 AN ENGLISH REGENCY EBONISED CANED ARMCHAIR With caned back splat on sabre front legs, the chair embellished with brass buttons, 52 width x 55 depth x 87cm height $300-500

224B AN INDIAN BRONZE FIGURE OF A FEMALE, WITH INDIAN WHITE METAL BOX The box tests part silver, 13.5cm high, the bronze figure 30cm high (2) $200-400

225 AN UNUSUAL GEORGE III PEDESTAL EWER, CIRCA 1820 The frosted body on diamond cut cup, the thumb cut stem on star cut spread foot, 27.5cm high PROVENANCE: Purchased: Mallett London 1994 $300-500 226 A GROUP OF GEORGIAN GLASS, COMPRISING SET OF RUMMERS POSSIBLY WATERFORD PENROSE Also with two sets of flutes 15 and 3 with thumbnail cut bases $500-800 227 A PAIR OF GEORGE III DECANTERS TOGETHER WITH AN UNUSUALLY LARGE CUT GLASS DECANTER OF THE SAME PERIOD Each of mallet form, 24 and 33cm high, (3) $400-600 228 AN OAK JOINED STOOL IN THE JAMES I MANNER BUT 19TH CENTURY The chamfered top above delicate knull carved frieze on spiral turned legs on block and stretcher supports, 46cm high $100-200

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229 AN INTERESTING GEORGE II INDENTURE WITH THE SEAL OF ROBERT BOUTIDEN PARISH OF ST KEVERNE, CORNWALL, DATED 1748 Ink on vellum, appears to be pertaining to an agreement between two gentlemen in Cornwall, mounted within oak frame, 85 x 67cm out of frame $200-300 230 A FIGURED MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS, MID 19TH CENTURY The veneer on pine, with turned handles and escutcheon, on bun feet, 104 width x 54 depth x 100cm height $600-800 231 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN CARVED OAK FOOT STOOLS The fluted, block and turned legs joined by x-shape stretcher with central finial, each 40 width x 40 depth x 43cm height (2) $300-500 232 AN ITALIAN GESSO ROCOCO REVIVAL FLOOR LAMP, EARLY 20TH CENTURY Modelled with putti amongst scrolling acanthus, mounted from iron base, 155.5cm height $500-800 233 TWO FRENCH LOUIS XVI STYLE MARBLE TOPPED WALNUT SIDE TABLES, 20TH CENTURY Of typical form with verde marble tops, the larger 61 width x 46 depth x 45cm high $200-300

234 A BOHEMIAN OPALINE AND BLUE GLASS LAMP WITH HEIBERG LAMP, BOTH 19TH CENTURY The first of Orientalist design, picked out in gilt, both mounted for electricity, 60 and 47.5cm to fitting, (2) $500-800 235 A MATCHED FAVIER FRENCH FAIENCE PART DINNER SERVICE Embellished with hand painted birds of paradise OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 13 side plates, 8 dinner plates, 14 entree plates, 2 soup bowls, 5 bowls, soup tureen, gravy boat, large platter, small square platter and 2 ashtrays (48) $300-500 236 A BRASS WIREWORK MOUNTED LAMP, WITH YELLOW CRAQUELURE LAMP Both 20th century, 42cm high $200-300 237 AN ART NOUVEAU GALLE CAMEO GLASS VASE Overlay and acid etched design with grasshopper on foliage, signed Galle, 17.5cm high $400-600 238 A COMPREHENSIVE SPODE ‘BLUE BIRD’ TEA SERVICE Embellished with birds and fruit basket design OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 13 side plates, 8 bowls, 9 dinner plates, 3 cream jugs, 1 large jug, 3 sugar bowls, 4 egg cups, 4 coffee pots, 5 teapots, 4 tea cups, 9 tea cup saucers, 6 coffee cups and saucers (75) $300-500

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239 A ROSENTHAL ‘SARASTRO MAGIC FLUTE’ PART TEA SERVICE BY BJORN WIINBLAD Each piece with finely gilded detail in relief, each piece signed, comprising four demitasse cups and saucers, tray with jug and sugar bowl and cover and large charger $400-600 240 AN ITALIAN NOVELTY 925 SILVER AND ENAMEL DUCK FORM DECANTER, 20TH CENTURY The textured finished silver mounts coloured in enamel, mounting shaped glass body, marked 925, 27.5cm high $500-800 241 AN ITALIAN MODERNIST 925 SILVER PITCHER Of dimpled form, hallmarked maker BR, probably Brandimarte Firenze, 661 grams, 19cm high $500-800

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242 A CONTEMPORARY CAVIAR BOWL WITH CARVED HORN SPOONS Together with two crystal champagne flutes and a modernist silver decanter (3) $100-200 243 A BRNO CHAIR BY KNOLL, ORIGINALLY DESIGNED BY LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE Tan leather seat back and arm rests on flat bar, Knoll fabric to underside of seat, 59 width x 60 depth x 78cm height $400-600

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244 A GLAZED EARTHENWARE SCULPTURE BY ALEXANDER LECKIE, CIRCA 1970 Depicting a man on a horse, glazed in colours, incised signature, 40cm high $1,000-2,000 245 A LARGE DAVID & HERMIA BOYD EARTHENWARE POT With incised decoration and gradient fern green, signed to the base, 27cm high $300-500 246 A STONEWARE TEAPOT, TOGETHER WITH FRENCH SARREGUEMINE CORN DISH The teapot marked W.F Q, (2) $100-200 247 A PETER TRAVIS STUDIO POTTERY VASE, 1967 Embellished with swirling carved geometric design washed with white blue and brown slip, signed to base, 23cm wide $300-500

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248 A LES BLAKEBROUGH PORCELAIN JAR AND COVER, CIRCA 1980 Embellished with blue and orange abstract glaze, seal mark to base, 24cm high EXHIBITIONS: ‘Les Blakebrough : ceramics’, Object Gallery, Sydney, 19 November 2005 - 15 January 2006 $400-600 249 A LES BLAKEBROUGH PORCELAIN CHARGER, CIRCA 1990 Painted with floral spray, seal mark to base, 43.5cm diameter $300-500 250 GEORG JENSEN TUJA PATTERN 182 PIECE FLATWARE SET, DESIGN BY MAGNUS STEPHENSEN In good used condition, marked Georg Jensen

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OTHER NOTES: Comprising; 26 table knives, 19 entree knives, 22 butter knives, 17 table forks, 14 entree forks, 18 fish forks, 8 cake forks, 14 dessert spoons, 11 jam pot spoons, 19 soup spoons, 10 teaspoons and 4 large serving spoons (182) $500-800 251 A TRAVEL CLOCK BY CARTIER Quartz movement, circular white dial with Roman numerals, signed case, with blue enamel, in gilded case, reference number 7522 02941, 75 mm diameter $160-240

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252 A SMALL TRAVEL CLOCK/ALARM BY HERMES Manual wind movement, circular egg shell coloured dial with Roman numerals, signed dial and movement, imitation wood case, dial 30mm $300-400 253 THREE GOLD AND SILVER MONEY CLIPS Two money clips by Tiffany & Co and one other, all in sterling silver and 18ct gold $200-300

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254 A PAIR OF GOLD AND TIGER-EYE CUFFLINKS Of ball and claw design, featuring a tiger-eye bead measuring 10.03 mm, mounted in 18ct yellow gold $500-700 255 A SET OF GOLD STUDS BY TIFFANY & CO Attributed to Schlumberger, the three of ‘Woven Knot’ design, each to a sprung bar fitting, styled in 18ct yellow gold, boxed $600-800

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259 255A A SMALL LIDDED BOX WITH CUFFLINKS The rectangular form with three pairs of cufflinks, including a pair of chalcedony and continental silver cufflinks, a pendant and a tie-pin $80-120 256 A PAIR OF STAR SAPPHIRE CUFFLINKS The retro cufflinks, each set with a star sapphire cabochon, mounted in 18ct gold $300-500 257 A VINTAGE PARKER PEN The Parker Sonnet detailed with black enamel to gold plated case $300-500

260 A CONTEMPORARY OYSTER VENEER HUMADOR CIGAR BOX, WITH ANOTHER SMALLER HUMIDOR The larger with pen-work armorial, fitted interior to both, 30 width x 26 depth x 17.5cm height $200-300

263 DUNHILL ESTUPENDOS CIGARS, 7 INCH Vintage unopened box of 10 cigars $800-1,200 264 ROMEO Y JULLIETA HABANA CORONAS, 5.5 INCH Two vintage unopened boxes of 25 cigars $200-300

261 DUNHILL ESTUPENDOS CIGARS, 7 INCH Vintage unopened box of 10 cigars $800-1,200

265 DAVIDOFF NO1, NO2 GRAND CRU CIGARS, 5.5 INCHES Two cabinet boxes of 25, one in cellophane, both unopened $400-600

262 DUNHILL ESTUPENDOS CIGARS, 7 INCH Vintage unopened box of 10 cigars $800-1,200

258 A PROPELLING TOOTHPICK TOGETHER WITH A KEY CHAIN The propelling toothpick with London hallmarks, circa 1923. The key chain of triangular and horse shoe form, all mounted in 9ct gold $300-400 259 LUXURY CIGAR COMPENDIUM COMPRISING; DAVID LINLEY HUMIDOR, HERMES ASHTRAY, DUNHILL CIGAR CASE AND CUTTER, CALF LEATHER HOLDER The humidor made for Dunhill, all with makers marks, 24 width x 22 depth x 16cm high, (5) $1,000-2,000

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266 DAVIDOFF NO3 CELLO’S CIGARS, 5.5 INCHES Two boxes of 25, unopened $400-800 267 MONTECRISTO HABANA NO4 CIGARS, 5 INCHES AND FONSECA HABANA NO1 CIGARS, 6.5 INCHES Two boxes of 25, unopened $600-800 268 A VINTAGE AUSTRALIAN ABC BULLION 999.8 SILVER 1.0028KG INGOT Marked No 9030, stamped S.R.Mitchell company Ltd Australian Refiners, 1003 grams, 8.5cm $500-700

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269 AN 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SILVER SALVER, POSSIBLY LISBON CIRCA 1760 With shaped rim in shell and flower head design, the well with bright cut garland border, on claw and ball feet, 488 grams, 26cm $500-800 270 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY, INDIAN COLONIAL SALT AND PEPPER POTS BY HAMILTON & CO AND LATTERY BROTHERS OF CALCUTTA Each of cylindrical form with pierced cover, engraved Salt & Pepper, 8.5cm high (2) $300-500 271 A GERMAN 800 STANDARD SILVER NEOCLASSICAL ‘HISTORISMUS’ BATCHELOR COFFEE SET BY GEORG ROTH & CO HANAU, CIRCA 1900 In a French Louis XVI style, comprising; pot, sugar box and jug, 631 grams, tallest 18cm, (3) $600-800

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272 A GEORGE I SILVER MUG, LONDON 1723 Of plain cylindrical form with C scroll handle and tucked in base, makers mark indistinct, 322 grams, 12cm high $500-800 273 A GEORGE II SILVER MUG BY WILLIAM PRIEST, LONDON 1749 Of plain baluster form with C scroll handle, 339 grams, 12.2cm high $500-800 274 A GEORGE II SILVER GROUP, THE SALTS

BY DAVID HENNELL, LONDON 1747, THE CASTOR BY JOHN DELMESTER The salts with chased and embossed floral designs on shell pad feet, with blue glass liners, the castor of baluster form, 16cm high, (3) PROVENANCE: Castor with ADA sticker $400-600 275 A RARE PAIR OF GEORGE II SCOTTISH SILVER TRENCHER SALTS BY PATRICK GRAEME EDINBURGH, ASSAY MASTER’S MARK OF ARCHIBALD URE, EDINBURGH, 1729 Of faceted and waisted octagonal form, engraved initial ‘J’ with later blue resin liners, 7cm width, (2) $300-500

276 A COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN SILVER DECANTER LABELS Brandy by John Reily, London 1807, Hollands by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1800, Whisky by T&P, Birmingham 1803, Madeira & Claret pair by Edward Thomason 1818, 74 grams, (5) $500-800 277 A GEORGE II STYLE SILVER PLATE SNUFFER TRAY AND PAIR OF SNUFFERS Of waisted shaped form and two rests and fluted capped handle, with matched snuffers, neither hallmarked, total weight 556 grams, 19.5cm width, (2) $100-200 278 A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SALTS BY SARAH BUTTALL, LONDON 1770 Of oval form with gadrooned rims and pierced arcaded bodies with vacant cartouche, on claw and ball feet, with blue glass liners, 9cm width, (2) $300-500 279 A SMALL GEORGE III SILVER MUG BY WALTER BRIND, LONDON 1770 Of tapering cylindrical form with C scroll handle, engraved with three arrow crest, 182 grams, 8cm high $300-500

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280 A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX

BY JOHN SHAW, BIRMINGHAM 1809 Bright cut with the name Henry Cardwell Jnr, the cover with inset Queen Anne gold guinea 1713 $200-300

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284 AN EARLY GEORGE III SILVER WAITER

BY ELIZABETH COOKE, LONDON 1768 With gadrooned shaped rim, the well engraved with armorials, on three claw and ball feet, 397 grams, 21.5cm $600-900

281 A GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE

BY ROBERT SALLAM, LONDON 1769 Together with a sauce ladle of the same period maker probably George Baskerville, other marks rubbed, 197 grams, (2) $300-500

285 AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOP

BY JOHN CRAIG, DUBLIN 1771, WITH A SET OF ENGLISH SILVER PLATE MARROW SCOOPS The later with feather edge cut stem, (8) $300-500

282 A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFFER TRAY BY PETER, ANN & WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON 1804 Of oval form with reeded rim, together with cream jug from the same period by Peter & Jonathan Bateman, 256 grams, (2) $300-500

286 A GEORGE III SILVER BOAT SHAPED BASKET

BY WILLIAM FOUNTAIN, LONDON 1795 With reeded handle and fine bright cut band with roundels on oval foot, with gilt interior, 314 grams, 18cm high $400-600

283 GEORGE III & IV SILVER TOAST RACKS

BY REBECCA EMES & EDWARD BARNARD I, LONDON 1816 AND CHARLES THOMAS FOX, 1825 Each of typical form on ball feet, total weight 548 grams, 16.5cm long, (2) $400-600

287 A GEORGE III SILVER TABLE BELL, LONDON 1809 The baluster handle above reeded bands and gadrooned rim, with silver spherical clapper, engraved with initials SME?, (no makers marks), 160 grams, 12cm high $600-800

288 A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER SERVING SPOONS BY J.A, EDINBURGH 1831 In fiddle pattern engraved with initial H, 226 grams, 30cm long, (2) $400-600 289* A VICTORIAN SILVER FISH SLICE AND FORK

BY THE LEVESLEY BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD 1860 Each with pierced and engraved foliage bird and butterfly on ivory handles longest 31cm $200-300 This item has received CITES approval for sale within Australia. Please note your country’s regulations regarding the importation of natural material.

290 A GROUP OF SILVER PLATE, LATE 19TH CENTURY AND LATER Comprising; pair of breakfast dishes, engraved with coronet crest, a Baker Silverware cylinder server, teapot stand and two toast racks $200-300 291 A VICTORIAN SILVER ‘KINGS PATTERN’ SOUP LADLE BY TH/TH, LONDON 1875 Of typical form engraved initials to handle, 323 grams, 33cm long $300-500

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299* A BOXED SET OF EDWARDIAN SILVER PLATE AND IVORY OYSTER FORKS Retailed by Hardy Brothers Hunter Street Sydney PROVENANCE: Provenance: presented to J.O.F by Lady Lloyd Jones’ son Charles, according to Lady Fairfax provenance note $200-300 This item has received CITES approval for sale within Australia. Please note your country’s regulations regarding the importation of natural material.

300 TWO BOXED SETS OF MEXICAN SILVER AND LAPIS LAZULI CABOCHON TOPPED COFFEE SPOONS Each with twisted stem and plenished bowl $200-300 301 TWO SILVER COMMEMORATIVE COIN SET ASHTRAYS, CHURCHILL AND ELIZABETH II Each with inset coin, 1956 Churchill crown and 1977 Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Crown, (2) $100-200 296A

292 A 19TH CENTURY IRISH ANGLICAN INTEREST SILVER PLATE TEAPOT AND MILK JUG Embossed with floral spray, cartouche dedication ‘Presented to the Reverend Charles Johnson by the Parishioners of Barragh, 30th Nov 1859’ $200-300

296 A MINIATURE SILVER TANKARD

BY CHARLES BOYTON & SON, LONDON 1932 Of tapering cylindrical form with fleur de lis capped thumb piece and scrolled handle, 310 grams, 10cm high $300-500

293 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER CHAMBER CANDLESTICKS WITH SNUFFERS BY WILLIAM & GEORGE SISSONS, SHEFFIELD 1862 Of conventional form with removable snuffers, engraved with six point star crest, 679 grams, 17cm width, (2) $600-800

296A A SILVER-PLATED AND RUBY GLASS NOVELTY HONEY POT FORMED AS A BEE,

BY MAPPIN & WEBB Together with a French silver plate mounted wine decanter by Etain, (2) $200-300

294 A VICTORIAN SILVER JUG BY EDWARD & JOHN BARNARD, LONDON 1854 Of helmet form, the blue glass mounted with silver strapwork surrounding cartouche with engraved horse crest, on four scroll feet, 256 grams (without liner), 15cm high $300-500 295 A VICTORIAN NOVELTY SILVER AND GLASS BUTTER DISH AND TRAY BY HENRY WILKINSON & CO, SHEFFIELD 1855 The glass dish cut and frosted with handles, mounted with silver cover and recumbent cow finial, on concentric tray, both hallmarked, 298 grams, 18cm diameter $300-500

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297 TWO BOXED SETS OF SMALL SILVER NOVELTY SEAL TOP SPOONS BY S.J.ROSE & SON, LONDON Each set depicting versions of early seal top spoons $200-300 298 THREE SILVER BUTTER DISHES, 925, STERLING AND CONTINENTAL SILVER Various marks, London probably Hardy Brothers, Otero and 925 hallmarks, 189 grams, (3) $200-300

302 AN EDWARDIAN SILVER JUG AND CHAMBER STICK, SHEFFIELD 1905 AND LATER The jug of faceted form, the chamber stick of conventional form with hinged holder, total weight 562 grams, tallest 21cm, (2) $300-500 303 AN INTERESTING GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER PLATE CHRISTENING ITEMS, EACH ENGRAVED A.J.O.F 1933 The mug sterling by Adie Brothers Ltd 1930, the cup plate by Hardy Brothers, the egg cup plate by Hardy Brothers from H.R, the baby feeder and spoon sterling by Hardy Brothers (5) $300-500 304 A GROUP OF STERLING AND 800 SILVER NOVELTIES Comprising; pair of perfume bottles and nozzle, Mexican match box holder, 925 sterling table bell and modern silver vodka decanter label, (6) $200-300 305 A GROUP OF SILVER PLATE ITEMS Comprising Hardy Brothers embossed biscuit box, Christofle tongs, pair of unmarked coasters, unmarked port decanter label, unmarked measure, Hardy Brothers sterling napkin ring and unmarked snuffers, (8) $200-300

306 A QUANTITY OF SILVER AND SILVERPLATE TEA, DEMITASSE, SALT AND MUSTARD SPOONS, GEORGIAN AND LATER Comprising; pair of fiddle back condiment ladles

by WT, London 1791, four bright cut Georgian teaspoons, five teaspoons by James Deakin & Sons Sheffield 1907, five demitasse silver spoons by Hardy Brothers and others $100-200 307 A SET OF TEN AUSTRALIAN STERLING SILVER NATIVE ANIMAL BOXED TEASPOONS BY ZYGMUNT LIBUCHA FOR MAKERS MARK MELBOURNE Each in original box with certificate and card, (10) $300-500 308 AN INTERESTING GROUP OF THREE AUSTRALIAN STUDIO FINE 99.9 SILVER LEAVES Each signed H1996, 1980 and 2000, no other hallmarks but tested 99.9 pure silver, total weight 189 grams, longest 28cm $200-300

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309 A CONTINENTAL, 800 SILVER BOWL Of simple restrained form with everted rim, unmarked but tested 800 parts silver, 1601 grams, 34.5cm diameter $500-800 310 A CONTINENTAL 800 SILVER ECCLESIASTICAL ‘IHS’ BAPTISMAL SHELL FORM DISH Unmarked but tested at 800 parts silver, 229 grams, 19cm $100-200 308

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