Decorative Arts

26 A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASE DECORATED BY WILLIAM HAWKINS Shape 2354, date cipher for 1916 38cm high

27 A LARGE ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN VASE DECORATED BY RICHARD SEBRIGHT Shape 1969, date cipher for 1921 50cm high

Decorative Arts

13.07.2026

Decorative Arts 13.07.2026, 6pm Melbourne

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chiara curcio head of decorative arts, design & interiors 03 8825 5635 chiara.curcio@ leonardjoel.com.au david parsons head of private estates & valuations decorative arts specialist 03 8825 5638 david.parsons@ leonardjoel.com.au

lot 124 AN ANTIQUE NEO-CLASSICAL ITALIAN MARBLE AND GILT WOOD SIDE TABLE Second half 18th century 90cm high, 132cm wide, 66cm deep $6,000-9,000

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Decorative Arts

After a full first half of 2026, with great success in our March Decorative Arts auction followed by more in our auctions of selected contents of the Toorak mansion Coonac and then the Terence Lane collection, we move into the second half with our July Decorative Arts auction.

This auction opens with a curated selection of eighteenth-century drinking glasses from a private collection (lots 1–13), predominantly English with various designs including air twist, mercury twist and opaque twist stems. Also offered in our glass section are three pieces

by René Lalique including two female figures, ‘Suzanne’ and ‘Thaïs’ (lots 17 and 18), rarely seen in the Australian market.

The porcelain and ceramics section of the auction begins with an impressive selection from a private collection of twenty-two pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain (lots 19–40), several of large size, decorated by the most illustrious and sought-after names of the factory’s early twentieth century heyday, including George Owen, the Stintons, Harry Davis, Charles Baldwyn (including an example decorated, rarely, with rabbits), and Richard Sebright. The collection from which these are offered was carefully assembled over many years by a discerning South Australian collector who sought to acquire only fine examples of the work of these and other important decorators.

Further highlights from our porcelain section include Worcester from other collectors, including a cased demi-tasse set decorated by Harry Stinton (in addition to a demi-tasse set decorated by James Stinton offered from the South Australian collection) and further examples by Baldwyn and Sebright. We also present two pieces of Wedgwood ‘Fairyland’ lustre ware by Susannah Margaretta ‘Daisy’ Makeig-Jones (lots 50 and 51).

The silver section of the auction (extending to gold and objets de vertu) opens with the second part of an offering from a Melbourne private collection (lots 54-70). With a focus on notable and interesting flatware of the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, this includes an early post-colonial American ‘Old English’ pattern soup ladle by John Kingston, circa 1780 (lot 61) and two rare late eighteenth-century French silver ragout spoons (lot 67).

From other properties, the silver also includes several lots of goblets and other objects by the much-admired Geelong-born modernist silversmith Stuart Devlin (lots 74–77), a gorgeous Belle Époque parcel-gilt silver ice cream service by Hénin & Vivier, Paris (lot 83), silver plate flatware and tableware services by Christofle (lots 78, 78A, and 97), a silver-mounted enamel and nephrite bell push by Fabergé (lot 82), and an 18k gold pen formerly the property of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor (lot 98).

The furniture in this auction is a typically large and diverse offering of fine and interesting English, European, and Australian pieces of various periods and styles. It includes, from another South Australian collection, a group of very fine Victorian pieces, some by important makers, including a superb centre table attributed to Holland & Sons (lot 112), a fine Carlton House desk by Howard & Sons (lot 117), and two pieces by Edwards & Roberts (lots 115 and 116). The notable Australian furniture in the auction ranges from a rare colonial period suite of eight cedar chairs probably of Sydney origin (lot 126) to a monumental oak hall-stand and accompanying hall chair commissioned circa 1900 to furnish the grand Toorak mansion Leura (lots 135 and 135) to a dining suite and other pieces by Schulim Krimper (lots 176–178).

The final stages of the auction begin with a small group of nineteenth-century portraits of the Georgian playwright Thomas Morton and some of his descendants consigned by a branch of Morton family to whom to these have descended. The portrait of Thomas Morton is by the notable portraitist Samuel Laurence and the group also includes a portrait of Juliana Hervey (née Morton), author of The Adventures of a Lady in Tartary, Thibet, China, & Kashmir (1853), a rare Victorian account of exotic travel by a woman, a first-edition set of which, apparently the author’s own, is included with her portrait.

This is followed by art and sculpture, again a diverse selection, including nineteenthcentury English and European paintings, nineteenth-century and Art Deco bronzes by Emmanuel Frémiet, Ferdinand Preiss, and Charles Arthur Miller (lots 199–203), and Ernest Buckmaster’s portrait of General Sir Henry Chauvel, GCMG, KCB (lot 185), entered by the artist for the 1935 Archibald Prize.

Beyond these many highlights, we offer our usual rich and diverse array across our various categories, all specially selected by our specialists, which we look forward to sharing with all. chiara curcio head of decorative arts, design & interiors

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A private collection of 18th century drinking glasses lots 1 – 13

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TWO SIMILAR DUTCH OR GERMAN COVERED GLASS GOBLETS Mid-18th century, circa 1750 Each baluster above a faceted stem on a conical circular foot, the bowls engraved with similar designs of garlands suspended from bands of stylized flowers 31cm & 31.5cm high respectively

A GERMAN ENGRAVED ARMORIAL GLASS GOBLET Mid-18th century The tapering bowl above a faceted baluster stem on a conical circular foot, the bowl engraved with seven crowned heraldic shields 21cm high

provenance Sotheby’s, Amsterdam, 12 October 2004, lot 147, purchased by the vendor $500-700

provenance Sotheby’s, Amsterdam, 12 October 2004, lot 148 (part of the lot), purchased by the vendor $500-700

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A THURINGIAN ENGRAVED GLASS GOBLET Mid-18th century, circa 1760 The tapering bowl above a hexagonal pedestal stem on a folded foot, the bowl engraved with continuous scene of a huntsman and his hounds hunting a deer in woodlands beneath German folk lyrics “Jagen auf gruner Geid ist der Jeger Lust und Freid” 21cm high provenance Sotheby’s, Amsterdam, 12 October 2004, lot 148 (part of the lot), purchased by the vendor $500-700 4

A GEORGE II WINE GLASS Mid-18th century, circa 1750 The drawn trumpet bowl engraved with formal scroll and pendant lambrequins, raised on a slender true baluster stem with cushion knop on conical circular foot 17cm high provenance Sotheby’s, Mary Edwards Collection, 18 December 2002, lot 148 $400-600 5

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A PAIR OF GEORGE III CORDIAL GLASSES Mid-18th century, circa 1760 The ovoid bowls vertically fluted and engraved with band of flowers and leaves above a double series opaque twist stem with four-ply bands outside a multi-ply spiral cable, on a conical circular foot Each 14.5cm high $600-800

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A RARE GEORGE II TOASTMASTERS GLASS Mid-18th century, circa 1750 The double walled deceptive bell shaped bowl with hollow inverted baluster stem on conical foot 15.5cm high $800-1,200 7

A PAIR OF GEORGE II WINE GLASSES Mid-18th century, circa 1740 Each with a trumpet drawn bowl above a mercury twist stem on a conical circular foot, the rim engraved with a repeating pendant tassel design 18cm high $500-600 8

A PAIR OF GEORGE III WINE GLASSES Third quarter 18th century, circa 1770 Each with round funnel bowls above a double series opaque twist stem on a conical circular foot, engraved with birds in flight and fruiting vines 17cm high provenance Dreweatt Neate, Berkshire, British And Continental Ceramics And Glass, 26 June 2002, lot 213, purchased by the vendor $500-600 8

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A PAIR OF GEORGE II WINE GLASSES Mid-18th century, circa 1750 Each with round funnel bowls above a double series opaque twist stem on a conical circular foot, engraved with a wren alighting on a thistle stem 14.5cm high $700-900 10

THREE GEORGE II AIR TWIST STEMMED WINE GLASSES Mid-18th century, circa 1750 The first with a waisted bell bowl on multi series air twist stem continuing into the base with vermicular collar on conical foot, the second with a waisted bell bowl , composite stem, multi series air twist stem over beaded inverted baluster knop on domed foot, the third with a trumpet bowl, composite stem over inverted baluster multi series air twist stem on conical foot 16.5cm, 18cm & 17.5cm high respectively $600-800

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THREE MID-GEORGIAN AIR TWIST STEMMED WINE GLASSES Mid-18th century, circa 1750-60 The first with round funnel bowl on double series air twist stem with seven ply spiral band encircling two mercurial corkscrew threads on conical foot, the bowl engraved with fruiting vine, the second with a round funnel pan-topped bowl on double series air twist stem with encircling pair of corkscrew threads on conical foot, the third with bell bowl on a double series air twist stem with three ply spiral bands outside single corkscrew air twists on conical foot 15cm, 17cm & 17.5cm high respectively $600-800

THREE GEORGE III OPAQUE TWIST STEMMED WINE GLASSES Third quarter 18th century, circa 1760-1770 The first extremely unusual ogee bowl on double series opaque twist stem with four spiral threads outside pair of spiral tapes with conical foot, the bowl with facet cut lower bowl engraved with honeysuckle flower and bird, the second with a round funnel on double series opaque twist stem with multi spiral center threads inside eight ply spiral on conical foot, the bowl engraved with spray of convolvulus, the third with a round funnel bowl on a twist stem with twelve ply spiral band outside a pair of spiral tapes on conical foot, the bowl engraved with flowering sprig and bird 14cm & 15cm high respectively $800-1,200

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FOUR GEORGE III OPAQUE TWIST STEMMED GLASSES Third quarter 18th century, circa 1760-1770 The first a ratafia glass with a slender conical bowl on a double series opaque twist stem with a pair heavy spiral threads outside lace twist on conical foot, the second a wine glass with a Lynn moulded round funnel bowl on double opaque twist stem with eleven ply band outside a pair of tapes on a conical foot, the third a round funnel wine glass on a double series opaque twist stem on a conical foot, the fourth an ogee bowl cordial glass, on a double series opaque twist stem with nine ply spiral band outside four ply spiral twist on a conical foot 20cm, 16cm, 15cm & 14cm high respectively $700-1,000 13

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Glass, other properties lots 14 – 18

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A FRENCH ART GLASS VASE BY SCHNEIDER 1920s Tapering, in clear and ‘jade’ glass with air controlled bubbles on a spreading black glass foot, decorated with an etched band of stylized bubble designs, etched ‘Schneider’ to foot and ‘France’ to underside of base 26cm high $700-900 15

A LE VERRE FRANÇAIS ‘LAVANDE’ CAMEO GLASS VASE BY CHARLES SCHNEIDER 1920s Elongated cylindrical with flared rim on a spreading foot, acid-etched with stylised flowers and foliage in violet on a mottled blue and lilac ground, engraved signature to foot ‘Le Verre Francais’, acid etched to body ‘Charder’ 31cm high $800-1,200 16

A RENÉ LALIQUE ‘ORMEAUX’ VASE The model created 1926 (discontinued 1947) Globular, moulded with repeating leaf design in clear glass with a frosted finish, moulded ‘R. Lalique’ and scripted etched signature ‘R. Lalique France no. 984’ underside 16cm high literature Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique, Catalogue Raisonné de l’Oeuvre de Verre (1994), p. 435, no. 984 (another example illustrated) $700-900 14

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A RENÉ LALIQUE GLASS STATUETTE, ‘SUZANNE’ The model created 1925, this example pre-1947 Frosted glass glass, modelled as a female nude, her outstretched arms supporting drapery, on an integral base of elliptical outline, stencil mark ‘R. LALIQUE’ underside 22cm high, 18cm wide, 5cm deep literature Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique, Catalogue Raisonné de l’Oeuvre de Verre (1994), p. 399, no. 833 (another example illustrated) $3,000-5,000

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A RENÉ LALIQUE GLASS STATUETTE, ‘THAÏS’ The model created 1925 (discontinued 1947) Opalescent glass, modelled as a female nude, her outstretched arms supporting drapery, on an integral base of elliptical outline, wheel-cut mark ‘R. LALIQUE’ to the reverse 21cm high, 19.5cm wide, 6cm deep literature Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique, Catalogue Raisonné de l’Oeuvre de Verre (1994), p. 400, no. 834 (another example illustrated) $4,000-6,000

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A private collection of Royal Worcester porcelain, South Australia lots 19 – 40

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY JOHN STINTON, Jnr Shape 1515, date cipher for 1901 Globular, the short pierced neck above a pair of foliate loop handles to the shoulder, the front decorated with a ploughman and his team of horses, signed, the landscape extending to the reverse, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts in green and blue with gilt details, the domed and finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 16cm high $7,000-10,000

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A CASED SET OF SIX ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN DEMITASSE DECORATED

BY JAMES STINTON, WITH ORIGINAL STERLING SILVER SPOONS Date ciphers for 1936, the spoons by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham, 1937 The cups and saucers each decorated with a scene of pheasants in a landscape, each piece signed, accompanied by six silver coffee spoons with figures of pheasants to the terminals (and bearing the additional retailer’s mark of Swaine & Adeney), all fitted in the original Alexander Scott, Glasgow (retailer) case The cups 5cm high, the saucers 9.5cm diameter, total silver weight 82g $2,500-3,500

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN SPILL VASE DECORATED BY HARRY DAVIS Shape 6/161, date cipher for 1924 Cylindrical on a moulded and pierced foot in Chinese manner, the front decorated with blackface sheep in a river landscape with a cottage, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the rim and foot gilt, printed factory marks underside 15.5cm high $800-1,200 22

A ROYAL WORCESTER VASE DECORATED BY HARRY STINTON Shape 302H, date cipher for 1931 Ovoid with a waisted neck and spreading circular foot, the front decorated with Highland cattle in an upland landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the neck and foot gilt, printed factory marks underside 16.5cm high $800-1,200 23

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY MILWYN HOLLOWAY Shape 314H, 1960s Of squat baluster shape with a pair of shaped handles, on a shaped square foot, the body decorated all round with various fruit resting against a mossy bank, signed, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts and handles brightly gilt, the domed and finialed pierced cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 27cm high $600-900 23

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASE DECORATED BY HARRY CHAIR AND CHARLIE DEAKIN Shape 520, date cipher for 1901 In Sèvres manner, baluster-shaped with a pair of large loop handles extending from the shoulder, on a square foot, the front decorated with roses, signed, within a cartouche-shaped reserve framed by a raised gilt mantle of foliage on the cobalt ground, the reverse with a conforming foliate design, the richly-modelled handles, neck, and foot in white with gilt details, the domed cover conforming, the gilder Deakin’s monogram in gold underside and to the cover, impressed and printed factory marks underside 42cm high

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provenance Bonhams, Fine British Pottery and Porcelain, London 8 September 2010, lot 187 $3,000-5,000

provenance Elder Fine Art, Adelaide, The Joan Hiles Collection, 6 May 2012, lot 182 $5,000-7,000

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASE DECORATED BY WILLIAM HAWKINS Shape 1572, date cipher for 1901 Of squat baluster shape with a pair of scrolling handles at the shoulder terminating in masks, on a shaped square foot, the front decorated with mixed fruit and foliage, signed, within a cartoucheshaped reserve framed by a raised gilt mantle of foliage, otherwise cobalt glazed with gilt details, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts and handles white and gilt, the domed and finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 26.5cm high

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASE DECORATED BY WILLIAM HAWKINS Shape 2354, date cipher for 1916 Ovoid on a circular foot with a pair of foliate handles extending downwards from the shoulder, the front decorated with a still-life of flowers and fruit, signed, within a rectangular reserve, otherwise cobalt glazed with gilt handles and details, the cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 38cm high $6,000-8,000

A LARGE ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN VASE DECORATED BY RICHARD SEBRIGHT Shape 1969, date cipher for 1921 Baluster-shaped with a pair of foliate handles to the shoulder, on a shaped square foot, the front decorated with a still-life of mixed fruit in a basket, signed, within an oval reserve framed by a raised gilt mantle of foliage on the cobalt ground, the reverse with a conforming foliate design, the upper and lower parts moulded, the handles, mouldings, and borders gilt, printed factory marks underside 50cm high $8,000-12,000

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A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASES DECORATED BY HARRY DAVIS Shape 2307, date ciphers for 1913 and 1914 Each ovoid with a narrow waisted neck above a pair of handles rising from the shoulder, on a circular foot, the front of each decorated with a scene of sheep in an upland landscape, both signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the neck, handles, and foot gilt, the finialed covers conforming, printed factory marks underside Each 30.5cm high $7,000-10,000 29

A MATCHED PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASES DECORATED

BY JOHN STINTON, Jnr Shape H313, date ciphers for 1926 and 1931 Each baluster-shaped with a pair of loop handles rising from the moulded shoulder, on a moulded circular foot, the front of each decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in an upland landscape, both signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the neck, handles, and foot gilt, the finialed covers conforming, printed factory marks underside 41.5cm and 41cm high $8,000-10,000 29

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A LARGE ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY JOHN STINTON, Jnr Shape 1428, date cipher for 1913 Globular on a circular foot, with a short pierced neck and a pair of foliate handles to the shoulder, the front decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in an upland landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts in green and cream with gilt details, the domed and finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 33 cm high $8,000-12,000 31

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN RETICULATED POT POURRI VASE BY GEORGE OWEN Shape 1429, date cipher for 1919 The finialed cover above the globular body raised on three scrolling supports on a concave triangular platform base, the cover, body, and base pierced to various designs, ivory glazed with fine gilt decoration throughout including raised filigree to the upper and lower parts of the body, incised signature ‘G. Owen’ and gold printed factory mark underside 18cm high provenance Dallas Auction Gallery, Texas, 25 April 2012, lot 63 $20,000-25,000 31

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN RETICULATED EWER BY GEORGE OWEN Shape 1581, date cipher for 1919 Baluster-shaped with a shaped mouth and loop handle, on a moulded circular foot, the body pierced to a complex design at the shoulder and to a honeycomb design below that, the lower part of the body moulded with lappets, the mouth, neck, handle, and foot also pierced, ivory glazed with fine gilt decoration throughout including raised filigree to the upper and lower parts of the body, incised signature ‘G. Owen’ and gold printed factory mark underside 20.5cm high

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provenance Dallas Auction Gallery, Texas, 25 April 2012, lot 88 $10,000-15,000 33

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN DOUBLE-WALLED RETICULATED VASE

BY GEORGE OWEN Date cipher for 1879, gilding by Josiah Davis Of tall beaker shape with everted mouth and tapering towards the spreading circular foot, the body with unpierced inner wall, the exterior pierced throughout to various designs excepting four reserves to the body and the upper and lower registers of the body, the reserves finely decorated by Davis with birds and insects in Japanese manner, the body and foot glazed in alternating registers of pink and pale turquoise, with fine enamel and gilt details throughout, printed factory marks underside 18cm high $5,000-8,000 34

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY CHARLES BALDWYN Shape 1515, date cipher for 1905 Globular, the short pierced neck above a pair of foliate loop handles to the shoulder, the front decorated in enamels and raised gilt work with a group of white fantail doves amidst foliage on the all-over duck egg blue ground, signed, the reverse with two flying birds, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts in colours with gilt details, the domed and finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 23.5cm high $8,000-12,000 34

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY CHARLES BALDWYN Shape 1515, date cipher for 1902 Globular, the short pierced neck above a pair of foliate loop handles to the shoulder, the front decorated in enamels and raised gilt work with swans on water amidst foliage on the all-over blue ground, signed, the reverse with a flying swift, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts in colours with gilt details, the domed and finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 16.5cm high $8,000-12,000 36

A LARGE ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY JOHN STINTON, Jnr Shape 2048, date cipher for 1915 Ovoid on a circular foot with a domed and finialed pierced cover, the front decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in an upland landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the decoratively moulded cover, lip, and foot largely gilt, retaining the inner cover, printed factory marks underside 32.5cm high $3,000-5,000 36

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A LARGE ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN VASE DECORATED BY JOHN STINTON, Jnr Shape 1969, date cipher for 1912 Baluster-shaped with a pair of foliate handles to the shoulder, on a shaped square foot, the front decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in an upland landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the upper and lower parts moulded and largely gilt, printed factory marks underside 54cm high $8,000-12,000

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN VASE DECORATED BY HARRY DAVIS Shape 1969, date cipher for 1910 Baluster-shaped with a pair of foliate handles to the shoulder, on a shaped square foot, the front decorated with a winter scene of a farmer feeding sheep from a horse-drawn cart in an extensive mountainous landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the upper and lower parts moulded and in colours and gold, printed factory marks underside 41cm high provenance Christie’s, South Kensington, Royal Worcester Private Collection, 20 April 2010, lot 85, purchased by the vendor $10,000-15,000

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY CHARLES BALDWYN Shape 1515, date cipher for 1906 Globular, the short pierced neck above a pair of foliate loop handles to the shoulder, the front decorated with rabbits beneath a tree on the white ground, signed, the reverse with a vignette of a single rabbit, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts in colours with gilt details, the domed and finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 16cm high $12,000-15,000 40

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASE DECORATED BY JOHN STINTON, Jnr Shape 2010, date cipher for 1910 Baluster-shaped with a pair of foliate scrolling double-loop handles extending downward from the shoulder, on a decoratively modelled socle and shaped square foot, the front decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in an upland landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the handles and socle in colours with gilt details, the finialed cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 42cm high $5,000-8,000 40

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A WELL-MATCHED ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN DESSERT SERVICE DECORATED

BY RICHARD SEBRIGHT AND OTHERS Variously 1910s-1920s Ten indented circular plates and a pair of lobed oval dishes, seven decorated by Sebright, four by Frank Roberts, and one by G.H. Cole, the wells decorated with groups of fruit, each signed by the decorator, the borders with gilt floral and foliate decoration on the cobalt and pink ground, painted and printed marks underside The plates 23cm diameter, the oval dishes 27.5cm wide provenance Leonard Joel, Decorative Arts, Melbourne, 5 June 2011, lot 33, purchased by the vendor Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $1,600-2,400 41A

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN VASE DECORATED BY CHARLES BALDWYN Shape 1937, date cipher for 1900 Baluster-shaped on a square foot, foliate handles to the shoulder supporting swags, the front decorated in enamels and raised gilt work with flying swans amidst foliage on the all-over blue ground, signed, the reverse with a flying swift, the handles, swags, and foot mouldings in colours with gilt details, printed factory marks underside 19.5cm high $2,000-3,000 42

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A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN COVERED VASE DECORATED BY ALBERT SHUCK Shape 1071, date cipher for 1912 Of Persian bottle shape on a moulded circular foot, the moulded mouth above a pair of shaped and pierced handles, the front and reverse decorated with roses, signed to the front, the neck, handles, and foot gilt, the cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 40cm high $1,200-1,800 43

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASE DECORATED BY HARRY STINTON Shape 314H, date cipher for 1955 Of squat baluster shape with a pair of shaped handles, on a shaped square foot, the front decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in an upland landscape, signed, the reverse with a landscape vignette, the decoratively moulded upper and lower parts and handles largely gilt, the domed and finialed pierced cover conforming, printed factory marks underside 27cm high $3,000-4,000 43

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A CASED SET OF SIX ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN DEMITASSE DECORATED

BY HARRY STINTON, WITH ORIGINAL STERLING SILVER GILT SPOONS Date ciphers for 1921, the spoons by Henry James Hulbert, London, 1921 The cups and saucers each decorated with a scene of Highland cattle in a landscape, each piece signed, accompanied by six silver gilt coffee spoons, all fitted in the original Mappin & Webb (retailer) case The cups 5cm high, the saucers 9.5cm diameter, total silver weight 77g $3,000-3,600 45

AN ANTIQUE ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN SWEETMEAT DISH WITH A FIGURE EMBLEMATIC OF AUSTRALIA Shape 1247, modelled by James Hadley, circa 1890 Modelled as a large woven cane basket alongside a lightly-draped indigenous boy resting on a tree stump and holding a club, the figure in ivory, with tinted and gilt decoration to his drapery and other parts, Hadley’s incised signature to the base, impressed and printed factory marks underside 17cm high, 19cm wide, 17cm wide $600-800

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A PAIR OF ANTIQUE MEISSEN DECORATED PORCELAIN ALLEGORICAL FIGURES, ‘MUSIC’ AND ‘ARCHITECTURE’ Second half 19th century In eighteenth century style, each modelled as a young woman standing on a shaped plinth accompanied by the attributes of her art, each incised ‘1737’ and with underglaze blue crossed swords mark underside Each 32cm high, 19.5cm wide, 14cm deep $800-1,200 47

A WILLIAM MOORCROFT ‘CORNFLOWER’ PATTERN VASE FOR MACINTYRE & Co. Circa 1910 Baluster-shaped with an everted mouth, the flowers in pink-red tones on the mottled blue-green and brown ground, impressed number ‘73’, printed factory mark, and W. Moorcroft signature in green underside 21.5cm high $1,200-1,800 47

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A PAIR OF EARLY WILLIAM MOORCROFT ‘PANSY’ PATTERN VASES Circa 1916 Each of narrow cylindrical shape with a slightly everted mouth and bulbous base, the decoration predominantly in purples and greens on the white ground, each with impressed Moorcroft Burslem mark and W. Moorcroft signature in green underside Each about 18cm high (with a slight variation between the two) $700-900 49

A PAIR OF SÈVRES GILT BRONZE-MOUNTED CERAMIC VASES ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL MILET Circa 1920 Each of tapering bottle shape in dark turquoise flambé glaze suffused with green and cream, each mounted with a band of repeating vase and floral swag design below the shoulder and with reeded and floral bands at the lip and foot, underglaze Sèvres mark underside Each 18.5cm high $800-1,200 50

A WEDGWOOD FAIRYLAND LUSTRE TWOPATTERN BOWL Designed by Susannah Margaretta ‘Daisy’ MakeigJones, circa 1920 Octagonal with rounded sides, the exterior decorated in the ‘Castle in the road’ (a.k.a. ‘Dana’) pattern within ‘Trentham bead’ borders, the interior in ‘Bird in the hoop’ around a flaming wheel roundel to the centre, printed gold Portland Vase and Wedgwood Made in England marks and painted pattern number Z5125 / 2 underside 9cm high, 18.5cm diameter $2,400-2,800 51

A WEDGWOOD FAIRYLAND LUSTRE TWOPATTERN BOWL ON FOOT Designed by Susannah Margaretta ‘Daisy’ MakeigJones, circa 1920 Circular with rounded sides on a moulded spreading foot, the exterior decorated in the ‘Poplar trees’ pattern, the interior in ‘Woodland bridge’ around a ‘mermaid’ roundel to the centre, printed gold Portland Vase and Wedgwood Made in England marks and painted pattern number Z4968 / 2 underside 12.5cm high, 24cm diameter $2,000-3,000 51

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A VICTORIAN PORCELAIN DESSERT SERVICE IN AESTHETIC MANNER Thomas Ford, Staffordshire, 1873 Eighteen pieces, comprising a pair of lozenge-shaped dishes, four circular dishes, and twelve plates, each of the dishes with a pair of handles to the raised sides and standing a four paw feet, the exteriors of the dishes and the borders of the plates modelled in low relief as a lattice glazed in turquoise between the gilt and white edges, all centres decorated in Japanese manner with various scenes of birds amidst foliage or foliage alone, impressed maker’s marks with date 1873 in the style of diamond registration marks underside Accompanied by an original receipt recording the purchase of the service by Mr Parke from W. Irving, Furnishing Ironmonger, Dealer in China [etc.], Barrow-in-Furness, on 20 October, 1876 The lozenge-shaped dishes 30cm long, 24cm wide, 6cm high; the circular dishes 21cm wide (across the handles), 6cm high; the plates 22cm diameter $1,200-1,800

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A QIANLONG PERIOD SUITE OF CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL PORCELAIN Qing dynasty, mid-18th century Comprising a large circular dish, a smaller circular dish, and seven side plates, decorated in the famille rose palette, each with birds amidst flowering peony to the well and three landscape vignettes to the border, the head of each border with the arms of Sharpe impaling Wyman The large dish 4.5cm high, 38.5cm diameter; the smaller dish 22.5cm diameter; the plates each 23cm diameter $800-1,200

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A GEORGE II STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT Richard Burcombe, London, 1734 Of typical ‘lighthouse’ shape on a moulded foot, with a domed and finialed cover and hardwood scroll handle, the body engraved to one side with crest of an armoured arm brandishing a dagger 21cm high, 638g (including handle) $1,000-1,500 55

A PAIR OF COLONIAL AMERICAN SILVER SALT CELLARS Timothy Bontecou, Jnr, New Haven, Connecticut, circa 1770 Each oval with a beaded rim above openwork sides of a classical vase and swag design, on four ball-andclaw feet, with cobalt glass liners, testing electronically around 93% fineness Each 4.5cm high, 7.5cm wide, 6.5cm deep, 106g in total (excluding liners) $500-700 56

A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TRAY Ebenezer Coker, London, 1764 Circular, the raised border modelled to a repeating foliate design, on three ball-and-claw feet, the centre engraved with a foliage-mantled heraldic achievement 3cm high, 20cm diameter, 364g $700-900 57

AN IRISH EARLY GEORGE II–III STERLING SILVER SAUCE BOAT Probably James Warren (mark rubbed), Dublin, third quarter 18th century (date mark lost) Of typical form with a shaped rim and leaf-capped scroll handle and standing on mask-headed scrolling feet with shell pads, modelled in repoussé with flowers and foliate C-scrolls 10cm high, 17cm wide, 9cm deep, 244g $500-600 56

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A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TWO-HANDLED CUP John Wakelin & Robert Garrard, London, 1800 Of classical vase shape with a pair of leaf-capped loop handles, the rim, shoulder, and foot gadrooned, engraved to one side with paired armorial crests 11.5cm high, 244g $500-600 59

A GROUP OF THREE ASSORTED GEORGE II AND GEORGE III STERLING SILVER CASTERS Two by Samuel Wood, London, 1757 and 1776, the other unidentified, London, 1737 Of typical baluster shape, the Wood casters with tall finialed caps The tallest 12cm high, 228g in total $500-600 60

FIVE CONTINENTAL DUTCH-STYLE SILVER SPOONS 19th century and later Each of typical form with a wide bowl and shaped handle with a cast finial, with varying motifs of ships and figures 17cm-19.5cm respectively, 272g in total $500-700 61

AN AMERICAN SILVER ‘OLD ENGLISH’ PATTERN SOUP LADLE John Kingston, New York, circa 1780 Of typical form, the handle bearing the crest for Bunce above the monogram JBB 35.5cm long, 204g $400-600

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A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER ‘FIDDLE’ PATTERN GRAVY SPOONS Possibly North American, early 19th century 31.5cm long, 286g in total $600-800 63

A GROUP OF SIX GEORGE II AND LATER STERLING SILVER ‘HANOVERIAN’ PATTERN TABLE SPOONS Various London makers and 1730s–1770s dates Makers include Starling Wilford, William Skeen, George Smith (II), Philip Roker II, Benjamin Godfrey and WC (probably William Cattell) 336g in total $700-900 64

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THREE GEORGE II STERLING SILVER GRAVY SPOONS Comprising a single spoon and a smaller pair, each of Hanoverian pattern, the single spoon hallmarked Samuel Hitchcock, London, 1714, the pair hallmarked William Turner, London, 1753 The single spoon 32cm long, the pair 27.5cm long, 380g in total $800-1,200 65

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A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER ‘OLD ENGLISH’ PATTERN SHELL BOWL SOUP LADLE John Lambert, London, 1769 35.5cm long, 162g $300-500 66

TWO GEORGE III ‘OLD ENGLISH’ PATTERN STERLING SILVER SOUP LADLES The first hallmarked George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London, 1790, the other hallmarked IB (possibly John Blake) London, 1801 34cm & 33cm long, 370g in total $750-950

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TWO FRENCH SILVER RAGOUT SPOONS Possibly Paris, late 18th century Each in fiddle and thread design 35.5cm & 25cm long, 412g in total $800-1,200 68

A GROUP OF SIX GEORGE II STERLING SILVER ‘HANOVERIAN’ PATTERN TABLE SPOONS Various makers and 1720s–1740s dates Makers include Edward Pocock, Richard Scarlett and Richard Pargeter 342g in total $700-900 69

TWO PAIRS OF GEORGE III STERLING SILVER GRAVY SPOONS Second half 18th century Each of Celtic point style, the larger pair hallmarked Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1795, the other pair hallmarked Michael Keating, Dublin, 1783 Each pair 31cm & 28cm respectively, 374g in total $800-1,200 70

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN SHEFFIELD PLATE MEAT DISHES Respectively marked with the devices of Waterhouse, Hatfield, & Co. and Aaron Hatfield & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1840 Of typical lobed oval shape, the gadrooned edges with foliate centres, the border of each engraved with a crest of a winged putto head with motto ‘In Deo spes Mea’ Each 3cm high, 46cm wide, 35.5cm deep $500-600

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A MODERNIST SILVER PLATE CENTREPIECE BOWL BY MAISON DESNY Paris, late 1920s Hemispherical on a transverse planar rib intersecting with five longitudinal planar feet, impressed marks underside 14cm high, 33.5cm wide, 27cm deep

A ELIZABETH II STERLING SILVER CHAMPAGNE FLUTE AND A WINE GOBLET

BY STUART DEVLIN London, 1970 The flute of tall slender funnel shape, the exterior and foot modelled with a pebble-like texture between plain bands at the rim and edge of the foot, the goblet with an angular bowl with planished exterior on a gilt stem and foot modelled with a thread texture, the interiors gilt Respectively 19cm and 20cm high, 654g in total $1,400-1,800

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AN ELIZABETH II STERLING SILVER GOBLET Mappin & Webb, London, 1977 The plain waisted bowl on a stem and cascading circular foot modelled with a delicate bark-like texture 17.5cm high, 224g $500-600 74

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A GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT Design 80B, post-1945 manufacture to Georg Jensen’s 1915 design Broad ovoid with a turned ebony handle to one side, the removable domed cover with an ebony finial, the exterior subtly planished 18.5cm high, 21.5cm diameter (across the handle), 544g (including ebony parts) $700-900

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A MATCHED SET OF SIX ELIZABETH II PARCEL-GILT STERLING WINE GOBLETS BY STUART DEVLIN London, 1970 (three) and 1975 (three) Two sets of three combined, all of the same design, each with a funnel-shaped bowl with planished exterior on a gilt stem and foot modelled with a spiralling thread texture, the interiors gilt The 1970 goblets 17.5cm high, the 1975 goblets 18cm high, 1,126g in total $3,600-4,400

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A ELIZABETH II PARCEL-GILT STERLING SILVER CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BOWL BY STUART DEVLIN London, 1976 Both of tapering cylindrical shape, the jug with a pouring lip, the exterior of each with all-around irregular filigree on a matte ground below a plain band at the rim Respectively 10cm and 7cm high, 530g in total $1,200-1,600

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A GROUP OF ELIZABETH II STERLING SILVER OBJECTS BY STUART DEVLIN London, variously 1970 and 1976 A candlestick, pair of salt and pepper casters, and a caddy spoon, the candlestick with an irregular filigree stem between the polished capital and foot, the bottle-shaped parcel-gilt casters and handle of the spoon modelled with a pebble-like texture The candlestick 16.5cm high, the casters 10cm high, 380g in total $800-1,200 78

A CHRISTOFLE ‘ALBI’ PATTERN SILVER PLATE FLATWARE SERVICE Late 20th–early 21st century A service for eight, one hundred and fifty-five pieces, comprising eight each of fish knives and forks, entrée knives and forks, table knives and forks (and eight additional knives), cake forks, soup spoons, table spoons, and tea spoons, seven dessert spoons, together with eight various serving pieces including serving spoons, ladles, pair of salad servers, serving fork, and a cake slice, fitted in a five-drawer canteen in simulated leather, virtually all pieces in original plastic sleeves $3,000-4,000 76

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A SET OF SIX CHRISTOFLE ‘ALBI’ PATTERN SILVER PLATE UNDER-PLATES Each circular, the well with an engine turned border, the edge moulded, each in its original box with felt sleeve 30cm diameter $1,000-2,000 79

A LARGE GEORGE V STERLING SILVER TRAY Gass & Co., London, 1914 Rectangular with raised moulded edges and rounded re-entrant corners, conformingly moulded handles to the sides, on shaped feet, the centre engraved with an unidentified heraldic achievement with motto ‘Deus et Libertas’ 6cm high, 65.5cm wide, 37.5cm deep, 3,780g $6,000-8,000 80

A VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE Daniel & Charles Houle, London, 1864 A tea pot, two-handled covered sugar basin, and covered cream jug, each of bombe shape with scroll handle(s) and standing on mask-headed scrolling feet, the bodies modelled with panels of flowers framed by C-scrolls, the similarly decorated covers with finials of flowers, fitted in the original oak case (this lacking the coffee pot originally part of the service) The tea pot 18cm high, 2,046g in total $3,800-4,600 81

A GEORGE IV STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE Joseph Angell I, London, 1823 A tea pot, two-handled sugar basin, and cream jug, each of compressed and lobed globular shape with foliate scroll handle(s) and standing on fox maskheaded feet, the bodies and the cover of the pot modelled in repoussé with flowers and fruit The tea pot 15.5cm high, 1,732g in total $3,400-3,800 79

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A SILVER-MOUNTED GUILLOCHÉ ENAMEL AND NEPHRITE BELL PUSH BY FABERGÉ Early 20th century Circular, the ivory button to the centre of a white guilloché enamel top above the spreading nephrite base, mounted with various silver borders and mouldings 4cm high, 6cm diameter $5,000-7,000 83

AN ANTIQUE FRENCH PARCEL-GILT SILVER ICE CREAM SERVICE 950 standard, Hénin & Vivier, Paris, 1890s Two serving pieces and twelve spoons, the bowls and blade engraved with foliate designs, the flat pierced shafts and escutcheon-shaped terminals finely modelled with various foliate details, gilt throughout excepting the contrasting engraved designs of the bowls and blade and raised details of the handles in ungilt silver 432g in total $800-1,200

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A GEORGE IV STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE Probably Joseph Angell I (marks rubbed), London, 1827 A tea pot, two-handled sugar basin, and cream jug, each of compressed and lobed globular shape with leaf-capped scroll handle(s) and standing on a lobed circular foot, the cover of the pot with a flower finial The tea pot 15.5cm high, 1,356g in total $2,400-3,000 84A

A WILLIAM IV STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT Joseph Angell I and Joseph Angell II, London, 1837 Of lobed baluster shape with leaf-capped scroll handle and standing on outswept foliate feet, the cover with a flower finial 22.5cm high, 910g $1,600-2,200 85

A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle, 1788 Baluster-shaped with a tall domed and finialed cover and box wood handle on a broad circular foot, beaded edges to the cover, shoulder, spout, and foot 33cm high, 900g (including handle) $1,400-1,800 86

AN ELIZABETH II STERLING SILVER TRAY C.J. Vander Ltd, Sheffield, 1990 Rectangular with raised moulded edges and rounded re-entrant corners, handles to the sides 3.5cm high, 48.5cm wide, 26cm deep, 1,440g $2,400-2,800 87

A REGENCY SET OF STERLING SILVER ASPARAGUS TONGS William Eley I & William Fearn, London, 1820 In fiddle thread pattern, the large rectangular blades decoratively pierced 27cm long, 252g $400-600 85

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A VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER INK STAND Edward & John Barnard, London, 1856 In George II manner, the rectangular stand with threequarter pierced foliate gallery on scrolling feet mounted with a pair of pierced pots with hinged covers flanking a removable taper stick 7.5cm high (excluding the 11cm candlestick), 29cm wide, 19cm deep, 1,130g in total (including the irremovable glass pot liners) provenance B. Silverman, Antique and Modern Silver, London, from whom purchased by the vendor in 1985 $1,000-1,500 89

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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS Elkington & Co. Ltd, Birmingham, 1901 In George III Neo-Classical manner, each in the form of a vase upon a square pedestal on spreading square foot, the pedestal and foot fluted and with foliate lappets, the nozzle pans removable Each 27cm high, 2,560g in total (the bases loaded) $2,600-3,200 90

AN ASSEMBLED ANTIQUE AND LATER STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE The forks Robert Williams & Sons (Robert, James & Josiah Williams), Exeter, 1848, the spoons by various George III–Victorian makers, the knives by unidentified maker ‘WV’, Sheffield, 1980 In fiddle pattern, a service for twelve, seventy-two pieces, comprising twelve each of entrée knives and forks, table knives and forks, table spoons, dessert spoons, and tea spoons 3,434g in total (not including the steel-blade knives) $7,000-9,000 91

AN ASSEMBLED VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE Chawner & Co. (George William Adams), London, various 1850s–1870s dates In fiddle thread pattern, a part service for twelve, sixtyone pieces, comprising twelve each of entrée forks, table forks, table spoons, dessert spoons, and tea spoons, together with an earlier soup ladle of the same pattern (Robert Rutland, London, 1824) and a set of twelve silver plate table knives of more recent manufacture 4,052g in total $6,000-8,000 92

A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER WINE FUNNEL Thomas Johnson, London, 1808 Of typical form, the removable strainer with gadrooned rim fitting into the funnel with reeded lip and base, otherwise plain 13.5cm high, 144g $500-600 93

AN ELIZABETH II STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE Viner’s Ltd (Emile Viner), Sheffield, 1961 and 1963 In King’s pattern, a service for eight, sixty-four pieces, comprising eight each of entrée knives and forks, table knives and forks, soup spoons (sets in two sizes), dessert spoons, and coffee or small tea spoons 2,508g in total (not including the steel-blade knives) $5,000-7,000 89

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A PAIR OF COLONIAL AMERICAN SILVER DESSERT SERVING SPOONS ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL REVERE Snr Maker’s mark ‘PR’, mid-eighteenth century, probably Massachusetts Of Old English pattern, each with a bowl modelled both sides as a leaf, the shafts and handles chased both sides with floral and foliate designs descending to the heels modelled as leaves, the interiors of the bowls gilt, the backs of the terminals engraved with a crest of a lion rampant holding a crescent, electronically testing at around 94% silver purity Each about 20.5cm long, 136g in total $2,000-2,600 95

AN EDWARDIAN CASED STERLING SILVER GILT AND NACRE DESSERT SERVICE Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1900–1904 A service for twelve, thirty-six pieces comprising twelve each of knives, forks, and spoons, the nacre handles enclosed within reeded silver bands below foliate terminal caps, fitted in the original brassbound figured walnut case 1,786g in total $2,000-2,600 96

AN ELIZABETH II STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE Hardy Brothers, Birmingham, 1963 and 1964 A tea pot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar basin, and cream jug, in late George III style, each of rounded rectangular outline with gadrooned upper edges and standing on bun feet, the pots with beech handles and finials The hot water pot 20.5cm high, 1,798g in total $4,000-5,000 97

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A CHRISTOFLE ‘CLUNY’ PATTERN SILVER PLATE FLATWARE SERVICE Late 20th–early 21st century A service for twelve, eighty-six pieces, comprising twelve each of entrée knives and forks, table knives and forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, and tea spoons, together with one cheese knife and one butter knife, in an associated canteen (not fitted to accommodate the full service) $3,000-3,500 98

AN 18k GOLD PEN, FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR

By Parker, retailed by Cartier, engraved with the name of both firms A retracting ball-point pen, modelled with a continuous spiral design, in the original Cartierbranded gilt-tooled red leather box 26g in total (not including refill) provenance Christie’s, Libri, Autografi, Carte Geografiche, Ricordi familiari dei Duchi di Windsor, Rome, 17 June 2004, lot 632 (illustrated), purchased by the vendor $1,500-2,000 98

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AN ANTIQUE FRENCH PATINATED AND PARCEL-GILT BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK Early 20th century The eight-day movement striking on a gong, the japanned Roman numeral dial and mercury pendulum in an upright four-glass case of architectural design in French Empire manner, surmounted with a classical urn above columns to the front corners on the plinth base 42cm high, 20.5cm wide, 14cm deep $1,000-1,400 100

A LARGE ANTIQUE LOUIS XIV-STYLE BRACKET CLOCK IN THE MANNER OF JERÔME MARTINOT, WITH BRACKET Early 20th century The eight-day countwheel movement striking on a bell, the enamelled and brass Roman numeral dial centred on a portrait of the Sun King and signed ‘MARTINOT Á PARIS’ below in a glazed case of typical upright form in Boulle manner, inlaid with cut brass in the simulated tortoiseshell ground and with various gilt bronze mounts including a figure of a winged putto holding a scythe to the top and an allegorical female figure to the front, the bracket conforming The clock 88cm high, 39cm wide, 14cm deep; the bracket 29cm high, 41cm wide, 18cm deep $1,000-1,500 100

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AN ANTIQUE FRENCH ORMOLUMOUNTED MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK AND CANDLESTICK GARNITURE The clock by Prosper Roussel, Paris, second half 19th century In Louis XV style, the eight-day bell-striking movement and black and white-japanned Arabic and Roman numeral dial in an upright grey marble case on platform base with finely-cast ormolu mounts throughout, the conforming candlesticks on circular bases The clock 41cm high, 28.5cm wide, 13cm deep $1,000-1,600 102

AN UNUSUAL CONTINENTAL JEWELLED SILVER DESK OR TABLE CLOCK First half 20th century The earlier English lever pocket watch movement fitted to an enamelled and gilt metal Roman numeral dial mounted in a silver case of portico design partly veneered with lapis lazuli and decorated with floral and foliate designs in coloured enamel, the bezel set all round with old European cut sapphires above a hardstone cabochon pendant, the hardstone finials mounted with flowers and foliage set with gems and seed pearls, the frieze of the top and the base with single-cut rubies to all sides, the unmarked silver testing electronically around 95% fineness, fitted in its original leather-covered case 18cm high, 11.5cm wide, 5cm deep (the clock, excluding the case) $2,000-3,000 102

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AN ANTIQUE GILT-FRAMED PIER MIRROR The frame late 19th century, probably Italian The rectangular plate within a hardwood frame carved to simulate bamboo surmounted with a crest of flowers, ribbons, and swags of tasselled braid 160cm high, 90cm wide $800-1,200

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AN ANTIQUE MAHOGANY AND INLAID KIDNEY-SHAPED PEDESTAL DESK Early 20th century In George III manner, the top lined with original blind-tooled dark brown leather above a central frieze drawer and the pedestals each with four drawers, on tapering square feet with brass casters, inlaid throughout with borders and stringing in satinwood, holly, and other woods $800-1,200 105

AN ANTIQUE LOUIS XVI-STYLE GILTFRAMED SUITE OF SEAT FURNITURE Second half 19th century A canapé and pair of fauteuils, each with a squared back above padded open arms, on turned and fluted supports, the frames moulded and carved with various foliate and other details, the backs and seats deeply upholstered in woven cream fabric with coloured silk trim The canapé 106cm high, 120cm wide, 75cm deep, the fauteuils each 94cm high, 59cm wide, 61cm deep $1,000-1,600

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A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT CENTRE TABLE Circa 1870 The rectangular top with lobed sides above a moulded frieze, raised on foliate carved and pierced end standards, each between a pair of columns, on outswept scrolling feet with casters, the supports joined with a turned and fluted stretcher 73.5cm high, 130cm wide, 68cm deep $700-1,000 107

A PAIR OF LARGE CHINESE ENAMELLED METAL TABLE LAMPS Late 20th century Each baluster-shaped on a carved hardwood base, with a conical metal shade, the lamps and shades decorated in Qianlong manner with reserves with birds and flowering vegetation Each 80cm high, overall (including shade) $1,000-1,500 108

A LOUIS XVI-STYLE MARBLE AND GILT METAL GUERIDON First half 20th century The circular top and undertier in rosso levanto marble with metal edges raised on three cabriole supports with goat’s head capitals and hoof feet joined with low stretchers with a floral patera centre 73cm high, 81cm diameter $1,000-1,500

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A FINE LATE VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND INLAID GAMES TABLE Late 19th century In George III revival manner, the serpentine triangular top (serpentine-edged square when extended) and frieze raised on tapering square supports with spade feet and brass and black porcelain casters, the top inlaid with two trophies of musical instruments and foliage in various contrasting woods within ivory stringing and satinwood cross-banding to the edges, the frieze and supports variously inlaid with foliate designs and stringing, the playing surface lined in green baize 75cm high, 97cm wide, 49cm deep (97cm deep with the top extended) $800-1,200 110

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A FINE GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BOOKCASE CABINET IN THE MANNER OF GILLOWS 1820s The upper part with moulded cornice and frieze above a pair of glazed doors enclosing an interior divided in two and with later removable glass shelves, the projecting lower part with a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing an open interior of adjustable shelves, on turned and reeded feet, both parts framed with fluted pilasters and with reel mouldings to their lower edges, the black velvetlined interior of the upper part fitted with recent top lighting 244cm high, 137cm wide, 53cm deep $4,000-6,000 111

AN ANTIQUE GEORGE III-STYLE GILTFRAMED OVERMANTEL MIRROR Second half 19th century The three bevelled plates within a frame of NeoClassical architectural design, the break-front moulded cornice and foliate frieze with a crest of winged lions and husk swags between anthemion antefixes above columns dividing the plates 95cm high, 107cm wide, 9cm deep $800-1,200 109

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A VERY FINE VICTORIAN GILT BRONZEMOUNTED BURR WALNUT AND INLAID CENTRE TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO HOLLAND & SONS, LONDON Circa 1870 The rectangular top with slightly projecting centres and corners and moulded edges above three frieze drawers to one long side and a conforming frieze to the other, raised on tapering turned and fluted supports with gadrooned feet and brass casters, the top inlaid with a border of running husk design in various woods, the frieze with panels of key pattern design, fine gilt bronze mounts throughout including to the edge of the top, various foliate mounts to the frieze, and husk pendants within the flutes of the supports 72.5cm high, 107cm wide, 60cm deep other notes The present table is closely comparable in design and quality of execution to a pair of tables supplied by Holland & Sons to Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) and Princess Alexandra around 1870 (sold Sotheby’s, Property from the Collections of Lily and Edmond J. Safra, New York, 18 October 2011, lot 752). $7,000-10,000 113

A FINE VICTORIAN GILT BRONZEMOUNTED FIGURED WALNUT AND INLAID BOOKCASE CABINET 1860s The upper part with moulded cornice above a pair of doors, the projecting lower part with a pair of panelled cupboard doors between part-ebonised fluted columns to the canted front corners, on a plinth base, the quarter-veneered lower doors with marquetry centres, the whole cross-banded in amboyna, various gilt bronze mounts and mouldings throughout, both parts retaining original finelyfinished adjustable shelves 229cm high, 142cm wide, 48cm deep $3,000-4,000

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AN ANTIQUE ENGLISH SATINWOOD AND INLAID VITRINE Late 19th century In Louis XV transitional manner, the recessed moulded top above a glazed door and sides enclosing a fabric-lined interior with removable glass shelves, the lower part of the door enclosing two drawers, on cabriole supports with hoof feet, finely moulded throughout and with carved decorative details to the front corners and the supports, the panels to the door and sides inlaid with classical foliate designs in stained wood with penwork 159.5cm high, 74cm wide, 40cm deep $2,000-2,600 112

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AN ANTIQUE SATINWOOD GAMES AND OCCASIONAL TABLE BY EDWARDS & ROBERTS, LONDON Late 19th century In George III ‘Sheraton’ manner, rectangular with all sides concave between canted corners, a frieze drawer to the front, on turned and fluted supports with reeded feet and brass caps and casters joined with curving cross-stretchers with brass finial to the centre, the top inlaid with a chequer board in ebonised wood, the frieze and supports inlaid to various designs, Edwards & Roberts’s ivorine label affixed to the interior of the drawer front 74cm high, 68cm wide, 43cm deep $1,500-2,000 116

A FINE ANTIQUE MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY COMMODE, FIRMLY ATTRIBUTED TO EDWARDS & ROBERTS, LONDON Late 19th century In Louis XV transitional manner, of serpentine outline, the thick breche d’Alep marble top with moulded edge above a pair of frieze drawers and pair of cupboard doors to the front, a further door each side enclosing a shelved interior, on scrolling feet, the doors panelled and inlaid with musical trophies in contrasting woods and penwork, the frieze and feet with floral designs 92cm high, 122cm wide, 51cm deep other notes For a near-identical commode bearing Edwards & Roberts’s ivorine label, see Bonhams, Fine English Furniture, London, 20 November 2013, lot 264. $3,000-4,000 117

A FINE ANTIQUE SATINWOOD AND INLAID CARLTON HOUSE DESK BY HOWARD & SONS, LONDON Circa 1900 Of typical George III form, the superstructure with a brass gallery above an arrangement of small drawers and cupboards around the gilt-tooled leather-lined writing surface with central slope rising on a ratchet, with three frieze drawers, on tapering square supports with brass caps and casters joined with a recessed undertier with a brass gallery, cross-banded in rosewood throughout, the front variously inlaid with musical trophies and other classical motifs, Howard & Sons’ ivorine label affixed to the interior of one frieze drawer adjacent to the number 8084 / 2538 impressed to the top of the drawer front 101cm high, 125cm wide, 67cm deep $6,000-8,000 116

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A PAIR OF ANTIQUE MARBLE PEDESTALS Late 19th century In white- and pink-veined grey marble, each in the form of Doric column with square top and foot Each 112 high, 25cm wide and deep $1,400-1,800 119

AN ITALIAN PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT HARDWOOD STANDARD LAMP First half 20th century In the manner of an eighteenth century NeoClassical torchère, the light raised on a turned and fluted columnar shaft with three scrolling feet on a concave triangular platform base, carved throughout with Classical details, in blue-green paint with gilt details, the hexagonal fabric shade decoratively trimmed 208cm high (including shade) $500-700

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A FRENCH RESTAURATION-STYLE BRASS AND CRYSTAL BASKET CHANDELIER Third quarter 20th century Of typical form, the ring supporting eighteen lights with pleated fabric shades in six three-branch groups, with further lights to the interior, the frame modelled with various classical motifs including acroteria to the top 133cm high, 108cm diameter (approximately) provenance Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $2,200-2,800 121

A PAIR OF LOUIS XVI-STYLE CARVED AND GILTWOOD WALL LIGHTS Each of two lights extending from the stem decorated with flowers and foliage Each 45cm high, 22cm wide, 11cm deep provenance Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $400-600 117

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AN IMPRESSIVE LARGE ANTIQUE GEORGE III-STYLE MAHOGANY PARTNERS’ DESK Late 19th–early 20th century In the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the top lined with gilt-tooled leather and with carved edges above the blind fretwork quatrefoil frieze, each end with three frieze drawers above a pair of pedestals each with four drawers arranged around an arched kneehole, the break-front long sides each with a bank of four folio drawers, the whole on a plinth base 77cm high, 142cm wide, 213cm deep provenance Graham Geddes Antiques, Melbourne, from whom purchased by the vendor in July 2003 Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $4,000-6,000 123

A FRENCH ART DECO WROUGHT IRON AND GLASS STANDARD LAMP The shade by Daum Frères, the standard unmarked, circa 1920 The three globe light within an open circular tapering glass shade raised on the wrought iron standard in the manner of Edgar Brandt, standard decorated with flowers and foliage, on a circular foot, the shade a colourless glass ground with yellow and purple pigment powder inclusions, engraved Daum Nancy with cross of Lorraine to side 154cm total height, the shade 40cm diameter $1,200-1,800 124

AN ANTIQUE NEO-CLASSICAL ITALIAN MARBLE AND GILT WOOD SIDE TABLE Second half 18th century Rectangular, the apparently original thick slab top quarter-veneered in variegated cream and yellow marble above the moulded and panelled frieze with blind fretwork of interlaced circles centred on a relief tablet depicting Leda and the swan and with blocks with applied flower heads at the corners, on tapering turned and fluted supports with foliate capitals and feet 90cm high, 132cm wide, 66cm deep

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A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY AND INLAID BOOKCASE CABINET Circa 1830 The upper part with a pediment parapet and moulded frieze above a pair of doors glazed to a pointed arch design enclosing adjustable shelves, the projecting lower part with a slide above a pair of cupboard doors enclosing an open interior, on turned feet, the pediment and doors inlaid with borders and stringing to various designs, the doors with a pair of false drawer fronts above segmented roundels, the sides of stained and polished pine 243cm high, 122cm wide, 57cm deep provenance Charles Curran AC, Sydney For-Auction, The Collection of Charles Curran AC, Sydney, 26 January 2026, lot 172 $2,000-3,000 122

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A SUITE OF EIGHT COLONIAL AUSTRALIAN CEDAR CHAIRS Mid-1830s, probably Sydney origin A set of six dining or side chairs and a pair of elbow chairs of related design, the side chairs each with a curved toprail with carved floral patera centre between foliate terminals above the open back with moulded crossrail and drop-in seat in old brown grained leather, on turned supports to the front with mould roundels to their tops; the elbow chairs with toprails and backs matching the design of the side chairs above arms carved their full length to a foliate design and fixed upholstered seats, on turned supports to the front (the turning differing between the two chairs, neither exactly matching the side chairs) The side chairs each 85cm high, 45cm wide, 50cm deep; the elbow chairs each 81cm high, 56cm wide, 54cm deep

A PROVINCIAL LOUIS XV OAK BUFFET Third quarter 18th century The rectangular top above two short drawers and a sealed compartment between a pair of cupboard doors, the shaped apron between scrolling feet, the drawer and door fronts moulded with shaped panels retaining apparently original iron pulls and escutcheons 94cm high, 176cm wide, 55cm deep

provenance George Fife Angas (1789–1879), Adelaide and Angaston, South Australia Thence by descent to Robert Fife Howard Angas (1918–1997) Sold from the estate of the above, Theodore Bruce, Adelaide, circa 1999 Private collection, Adelaide other notes An elbow chair, of NSW origin and dated circa 1830, with the same unusual and distinctive foliate carving to the arms as that on the present elbow chairs is illustrated in K. Fahy, C. Simpson, and A. Simpson, Nineteenth Century Australian Furniture (1985), p. 426, no. 292. A side chair, dated circa 1835 and attributed to Tasmania origin, of generally similar design and features to the present chairs is illustrated in K. Fahy and A. Simpson, Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary 1788–1938 (1988), p.

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AN ANTIQUE AUSTRALIAN CEDAR AND HUON PINE BIBLE DISPLAY CASE Second half 19th century, Barossa Valley origin Rectangular, the removable cedar-framed cover with a moulded cornice raised on turned baluster-shaped supports, glazed to the top and all sides, the solid Huon pine base with moulded sides on cedar bun feet supporting a platform covered in purple velvet 22cm high, 47cm wide, 42cm deep $800-1,200

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AN ANTIQUE-STYLE BRONZE LANTERN The four lights in a tapering cylindrical frame, the parapet of the frame and the top of its conical cover with various decorative cast mounts 146cm high (overall), 56cm diameter (approximately) provenance Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $1,200-1,600 129

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AN ANTIQUE LOUIS XVI-STYLE PARCELGILT OVERMANTEL OR TRUMEAU MIRROR Late 19th–early 20th century The rectangular plate within a reeded inner frame below a panel enclosing a floral swag-draped oil on canvas painting of three putti in the manner of François Boucher, the gilt mouldings and decorative details on a grey-painted ground 178cm high, 122cm wide $800-1,200 132

A LARGE GILT-FRAMED NEEDLEWORK PANEL 20th century Of four stitched-together narrow vertical panels in early eighteenth century ‘verdure’ manner with various animals and birds amidst flowering foliage, mounted within an eighteenth century-style moulded and gilt frame 184cm high, 128cm wide, overall (including the frame) $700-1,000 133

AN ANTIQUE FRENCH BRONZE AND MARBLE TABLE LAMP Late 19th century Of three lights raised on a standard above a dishtopped baluster modelled with foliate details, on a moulded circular rouge griotte marble base 88cm high, 19.5cm diameter $500-700 134

A MONUMENTAL LATE VICTORIAN OAK HALL-STAND, FORMERLY AT ‘LEURA’, TOORAK S.P. Charteris, Collingwood, Melbourne, circa 1900 Of architectural design in Northern Renaissance manner, the very tall shaped back surmounted with a crest above a projecting central bay centred on a mirror, its console with a pair of frieze drawers and an open compartment below between seats to the sides, richly moulded and carved throughout with decorative reliefs and Renaissance Classical motifs, the maker’s stamp to the back 400cm high, 278cm wide, 77cm deep provenance Commissioned by Thomas Henry Payne (1862–1932) for his house, ‘Leura’, Toorak, Melbourne, circa 1900 Presumably thence by descent to his son, T.E.N. Payne, remaining at ‘Leura’ Presumably sold by the above at his sale, Decoration & Co., ‘Leura’: the Furnishings and Effects contained throughout this Mansion [at the property], 1–2 August, 1955 A private Melbourne institutional collection, to which donated in 1972

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‘Leura’, one of the grandest houses in Toorak, was built in the early 1870s by the pastoralist Robert Simson (1819–1896) on an estate at the corner of Toorak and Orrong Roads.

Following Simson’s death, the house was acquired in 1899 by the politician and pastoralist Thomas Henry Payne (1862–1932), who commissioned the present and following lot as part of a thorough renovation and refurnishing of the house. It appears this furnishing scheme remained largely intact for the next half-century, until its dispersal at auction in 1955 before demolition of the house.

The various reliefs to the hall-stand include as a tribute a portrait bust in profile of the famous steeplechase jockey Thomas ‘Tommy’ Corrigan (1851 or 1854–1894), who had ridden for T.H. Payne and died of injuries suffered when his mount Waiter fell in the 1894 Grand National Steeplechase at Caulfield.

S.P. Charteris, ‘Art Cabinet Maker’, was a highly regarded maker of fine furniture, operating from around 1880 to the 1930s, often working as a contractor maker in collaboration with Melbourne’s leading furniture retailer and maker, W.H. Rocke & Co. $2,000-4,000 135

A SUBSTANTIAL LATE VICTORIAN OAK HALL ARMCHAIR, FORMERLY AT ‘LEURA’, TOORAK S.P. Charteris, Collingwood, Melbourne, circa 1900 In Northern Renaissance manner, the tall back of architectural design with a moulded cornice raised on a pair of fluted pilasters above the drop-in seat in close-nailed leather, on turned and carved supports to the front with concealed casters, richly carved throughout with Renaissance Classical motifs including the pierced crest, armorial splat to the back, and the arms in the form of a fantastic creature 188cm high, 88cm wide, 85cm deep provenance Commissioned by Thomas Henry Payne (1862–1932) for his house, ‘Leura’, Toorak, Melbourne, circa 1900 Presumably thence by descent to his son, T.E.N. Payne, remaining at ‘Leura’ Presumably sold by the above at his sale, Decoration & Co., ‘Leura’: the Furnishings and Effects contained throughout this Mansion [at the property], 1–2 August, 1955 A private Melbourne institutional collection, to which donated in 1972 other notes En suite with the preceding lot – see note to that. $800-1,200

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AN ARTS AND CRAFTS TEXTILE WALL HANGING ATTRIBUTED TO ALEXANDER MORTON Early 20th century Chenille brocade on a plain woven cotton ground, the Persian-inspired design of peacocks, antelopes, and other birds in a garden centred on a vase of flowers 211cm high, 117cm wide

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AN ANTIQUE FRENCH BRONZE AND CRYSTAL CHANDELIER Early 20th century The open gilt bronze frame of scrolling branches supporting four candle form lights and a further four downward lights, various moulded glass mounts and cut crystal pendants throughout, some pendants in amethyst and pale amber 67cm high, 40cm diameter (approximately) $800-1,200

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A WILLIAM IV GILT-FRAMED GIRANDOLE MIRROR Early 1830s The convex circular plate within a torus frame with foliate centres surmounted with a crest of a spread eagle and acanthus, a large scrolling acanthus tailpiece below and a scrolling foliate candle branch to each side 102cm high, 66cm wide, 26cm deep $2,000-2,600

A PAIR OF ANTIQUE ITALIAN CARVED AND GILT-FRAMED MIRRORS Second half 19th century In mid-eighteenth century rococo style, each with an escutcheon-shaped plate within an elaborate carved and gilt wood foliate and rocaille frame surmounted with a tall open crest of C-scrolls with fish head terminals Each 113cm high, 56cm wide $2,000-3,000 142

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A LARGE MIRROR IN AN ANTIQUE-STYLE DUTCH SIMULATED TORTOISE SHELL FRAME The frame first half 20th century The rectangular plate in a moulded simulated tortoise shell frame with ebonised ripple-moulded borders in seventeenth century Dutch style 132cm high, 100cm wide $3,400-3,800 141

A FRENCH RESTAURATION PERIOD GILT BRONZE-MOUNTED AND PARCEL-GILT MAHOGANY DAYBED 1820s The tall outswept ends above the upholstered base in yellow fleur-de-lis damask, framed to the front side with scrolling supports with swan’s neck terminals on pedestals with lion’s paw feet, the front with gilt bronze relief mounts of Classical female figures 94cm high, 190cm wide, 78cm deep provenance Capocchi, Melbourne, from whom acquired by the vendor in September, 2017 $1,400-2,000 142

A LARGE AND UNUSUAL PROVINCIAL LATE GEORGIAN TEA CADDY CASKET Circa 1830 Of typical Regency sarcophagus form, the carcase in solid platanus (London plane) wood with dark-stained mouldings, on splayed bracket feet in beech, the top veneered with rosewood, the interior fitted with a pair of full-height tea canisters in solid mahogany to one side, otherwise open 40cm high, 44cm wide, 33cm deep $700-1,000

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AN ANTIQUE FRENCH CAST IRON FIGURE OF A PUTTO, ON A PLINTH The figure by J.J. Ducel & Fils, Paris, second half 19th century, the plinth late 20th century The figure modelled standing, playing a lyre and with a book at his foot, on a moulded circular base cast with the maker’s name, all in the remains of old white paint, resting on a steel plinth of square outline with a moulded base 197cm high overall (the figure 106cm, the plinth 91cm) $3,000-4,000 144

A PAIR OF TALL ANTIQUE-STYLE BRONZE FIGURES An opposed pair of the same female figure in Classical manner, modelled standing wearing an Egyptian headdress and holding a torch aloft in one hand and a vase in the other, on a decoratively modelled circular plinth, all in a weathered verdigris patina Each 212cm high $4,000-6,000 145

A PROVINCIAL LOUIS XV WALNUT COMMODE Mid-18th century Of ‘tombeau’ shape, the rectangular top with slightly serpentine front and moulded edge above a pair of half-width and two full-width drawers, on shaped aprons between scrolling feet, the front and sides variously moulded and panelled 84cm high, 129cm wide, 70cm deep $1,400-1,800 146

AN ANTIQUE SPANISH OAK DINING OR LARGE SIDE TABLE 18th or 19th century Of typical form, the thick rectangular top raised on a pair of decoratively shaped trestle supports with wrought iron braces 77cm high, 270cm long, 71cm wide $2,600-3,400 147

A PAIR OF LARGE ANTIQUE-STYLE MIRRORS In Régence manner, each with a central plate and margin plates within a moulded frame surmounted with a mirror-backed carved and pierced floral and foliate crest, the frames in pale grey paint distressed to simulate the patina of age Each 180cm high, 96cm wide $4,000-6,000 148

AN ANTIQUE CLASSICAL-STYLE STONE BUST, ON A COLUMNAR PEDESTAL The bust 19th century, the column possibly 20th century The best of a female figure in Roman manner resting on a pedestal in the form of a Tuscan order column 207cm high overall (the bust 73cm, the column 134cm) $2,600-4,400 144

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A SET OF TWELVE ANTIQUE GEORGE I-STYLE WALNUT DINING CHAIRS Early 20th century The back of each with a shaped toprail and vasiform splat carved with scrolls above the shaped drop-in seat, on cabriole supports to the front joined with turned stretchers, the seats in satin covers striped in contrasting colours Each 106cm high, 54cm wide, 54cm deep $700-1,000 150

A MID-GEORGIAN FRUITWOOD DRESSER Second half 18th century The rectangular top with moulded edge above three frieze drawers with panelled fronts, raised on square cabriole supports to the front 82.5cm high, 176cm wide, 51cm deep $800-1,200 151

A CAST IRON GARDEN BENCH SEAT IN COALBROOKDALE’S ‘NASTURTIUM’ PATTERN Probably 20th century, after Coalbrookdale’s design registered in 1866 under number 195629 The back and open scrolling supports cast with designs of trailing nasturtium leaves and flowers, the seat of hardwood slats, the back cast below the mask crest ‘C.B. DALE Co.’ above the registered design number and the diamond registration mark, the rear seat rail cast with ‘COALBROOKDALE’, the design number and diamond mark also cast to the inner side of each support 86cm high, 179cm wide, 68cm deep provenance Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $1,800-2,400 150

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A CAST IRON GARDEN BENCH SEAT IN COALBROOKDALE’S ‘NASTURTIUM’ PATTERN Probably 20th century, after Coalbrookdale’s design registered in 1866 under number 195629 The back and open scrolling supports cast with designs of trailing nasturtium leaves and flowers, the seat of hardwood slats, the back cast below the mask crest ‘C.B. DALE Co.’ above the registered design number and the diamond registration mark, the rear seat rail cast with ‘COALBROOKDALE’, the design number and diamond mark also cast to the inner side of each support 86cm high, 179cm wide, 68cm deep provenance Private collection, 'Coonac', Toorak $1,800-2,400 153

AN ANTIQUE PROVINCIAL FRUITWOOD AND OAK TABLE 18th century The top with rounded ends above a frieze drawer to one long side, raised on chamfered square supports joined with low H-shaped stretchers 78cm high, 160cm wide, 79cm deep $1,000-1,500 154

A FRENCH GILT BRONZE CHANDELIER 20th century In Louis XVI manner, of twelve candle form lights on scrolling branches of alternating heights and extent radiating from the stem mounted with a Classical urn finial, all suspended on three supports modelled as ribbons, the whole cast with foliate and other classical details 96cm high, 71cm diameter (approximately) $1,800-2,400

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AN ANTIQUE MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY KIDNEY-SHAPED PEDESTAL DESK Early 20th century In George III manner, the top lined with gilt-tooled green leather above a central frieze drawer and the pedestals each with four drawers, on tapering square feet with brass casters, inlaid throughout with Classical designs of foliate and other motifs and holly stringing 76cm high, 122cm wide, 65cm deep $800-1,200

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AN ANTIQUE FRENCH MARQUETRY COMMODE IN TRANSITIONAL LOUIS XVSTYLE Late 19th–early 20th century Of break-front rectangular outline with chamfered front corners, the thick grey-veined red marble top above three frieze drawers and two full-width drawers, on outswept feet with foliate gilt bronze sabots, the wide drawer fronts and the sides inlaid with architectural and figure scenes in various woods and incised bone, otherwise inlaid with various borders and foliate designs 88cm high, 123cm wide, 56cm deep $1,200-1,800 157

AN ANTIQUE LOUIS XVI-STYLE GILTFRAMED SUITE OF SEAT FURNITURE Second half 19th century A canapé and four fauteuils, each with an arched and shaped back above padded open arms, on turned and fluted supports, the frames moulded and carved with various foliate and other details, the backs and seats upholstered in woven floral fabric in colours and silver thread on a blue ground The canapé 107cm high, 144cm wide, 87cm deep, the fauteuils each 103cm high, 71cm wide, 73cm deep $1,600-2,400

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AN ANTIQUE LOUIS XVI-STYLE GILT BRONZE-MOUNTED MAHOGANY BUFFET IN THE MANNER OF JEAN-HENRI RIESENER Late 19th–early 20th century Of break-front rectangular outline, the thick rosso Sant’Agata marble top above three frieze drawers and three cupboard doors between stop-fluted columns to the front corners, on toupie feet, the drawer fronts, doors, and sides panelled, gilt bronze mounts and mouldings throughout including foliate panels to the drawers 98cm high, 216cm wide, 65cm deep $700-900

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A FRENCH BRONZE AND CRYSTAL CHANDELIER First half 20th century Of six candle form lights, each on a scrolling branch radiating from the moulded glass baluster-on-baluster stem, the whole adorned with cut crystal pendants and moulded crystal flower heads throughout including on three further tiers of branches above the lights, some pendants in amethyst glass 101cm high (overall, including canopy), 45cm diameter (approximately) $800-1,200 160

AN ANTIQUE CUBE CASE BY LOUIS VUITTON Early 20th century, serial number 128233 The exterior in Vuitton monogram canvas protected with nailed leather to all edges and with a branded leather carrying handle to the top (detached but present), the front with Louis Vuitton patent lock, the lockplate engraved with Vuitton’s London and Paris addresses (149 New Bond Street and 1 rue Scribe) and number 011351, the fabric-lined interior with Vuitton’s gilt-lettered red leather label with addresses as above and serial number, the top with traces of the painted initials of a former owner 35cm high, 44cm wide, 40cm deep $1,500-2,500 161

AN ANTIQUE FRENCH EMPIRE-STYLE MAHOGANY AND GLAZED BIBLIOTHEQUE Early 20th century The moulded cornice and frieze above a pair of glazed and panelled doors enclosing adjustable shelves flanked by pilasters in the form of slender herms, on a moulded plinth base with paw feet to the front, various gilt metal mounts to the front 225cm high, 141cm wide, 49cm deep $1,000-1,500 162

AN ANTIQUE GILT-FRAMED CUSHIONFRONT OVERMANTEL MIRROR Second half 19th century, probably Italian The bevelled rectangular main plate within receding margin plates in a frame surmounted with a floral and foliate crest between urns at the upper corners and otherwise moulded with floral and other decorative details 174cm high, 110, 11cm deep $800-1,200 160

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A GEORGE IV GILT-FRAMED GIRANDOLE MIRROR 1820s The convex circular plate within an ebonised slip and moulded frame surmounted with a crest of a spread eagle with chain swags and pendants descending from its beak, a foliate tail-piece below and a metal candle branch to each side 100cm high, 68cm wide, 20cm deep $1,200-2,000 164

A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE CABINET James Shoolbred & Co., London, late 19th century The upper part with a moulded and dentilated cornice above a pair of glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, an open mirror-backed compartment below, the projecting lower part with a fall-front secretaire drawer fitted with small drawers and compartments and with a leather-lined writing surface above a pair of cupboard doors enclosing an open interior, on a moulded plinth base, fine mouldings and carved details throughout and retaining original bronze pulls, the upper edge of the drawer front impressed underside with the maker’s name and number 5848 245cm high, 127cm wide, 50cm deep provenance Page Antiques, Melbourne, from whom acquired by the vendor in March, 2020 $800-1,200 165

A MOROCCAN METAL AND GLAZED LANTERN Of decoratively pierced sheet metal with frosted red and uncoloured glazing, of lobed circular outline 106cm high $1,000-1,600 161

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A LARGE MOROCCAN METAL AND GLAZED LANTERN Of decoratively pierced copper-coloured sheet metal with coloured and uncoloured glazing to the body, of facetted circular outline 145cm high $1,000-1,600 167

AN ANTIQUE-STYLE BRONZE FIGURE OF A PUTTO HOLDING AN ALLIGATOR 78cm high $1,400-1,800 168

A LARGE ANTIQUE REPOUSSÉ BRASSFRAMED MIRROR Franco-Flemish or Dutch, second half 19th century The bevelled rectangular main plate recessed within a cushion frame of margin plates and gilt repoussé brass borders of floral and foliate design 164cm high, 110cm wide, 8cm deep $1,400-1,800 169

AN ANTIQUE FRENCH ELM FARMHOUSE TABLE Late 18th–early 19th century The thick rectangular two-plank top with cleated ends raised on tapering square supports 74cm high, 274cm long, 88cm deep provenance Miles Bovill Antiques, England and Melbourne, from whom acquired by the vendor $2,800-3,400

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A SET OF THREE ENGLISH CREWEL WORK PANELS 20th century In coloured threads on the neutral twill ground, each embroidered in Oriental manner with various birds (and one squirrel) amidst flowering trees, mounted behind glass within parcel-gilt moulded and carved frames Each panel 155cm high, 60cm wide, overall $700-900

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AN ANTIQUE-STYLE FRENCH BRONZE AND CRYSTAL CHANDELIER Mid-20th century Of twelve candle form lights arranged in two tiers, each light on a scrolling branch radiating from the tall cut glass baluster-on-baluster stem, the whole adorned with cut crystal pendants and moulded crystal flower heads throughout including on three further tiers of branches above the lights 144cm high, 81cm diameter (approximately)

AN ANTIQUE-STYLE FRENCH BRONZE AND CRYSTAL CHANDELIER Mid-20th century Of twelve candle form lights arranged in two tiers, each light on a scrolling branch radiating from the tall cut glass baluster-on-baluster stem, the whole adorned with cut crystal pendants and moulded crystal flower heads throughout including on three further tiers of branches above the lights 144cm high, 81cm diameter (approximately)

provenance The Long Room, Old Customs House, Melbourne (according to the following) Graham Geddes Antiques, Melbourne, from whom acquired by the vendor in November, 2009 $2,000-2,600

provenance The Long Room, Old Customs House, Melbourne (according to the following) Graham Geddes Antiques, Melbourne, from whom acquired by the vendor in November, 2009 $2,000-2,600 166

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A FRENCH ART DECO MAHOGANY AND INLAID BUFFET 1930s Rectangular, the front slightly canted towards the projecting centre, the grey-veined white marble top above a pair of frieze drawers and pair of cupboard doors enclosing an open interior between reeded supports to the front corners, the front inlaid with floral designs in various contrasting woods, inlaid borders and cross-banding throughout 99.5cm high, 164cm wide, 56cm deep $1,400-2,000 174

A FRENCH ART DECO BRASS-MOUNTED MAHOGANY EXTENDING DINING TABLE 1930s In Art Deco Classical manner, the rectangular quarter-veneered and broadly cross-banded top above the frieze with pull-out frames to the ends to support extension leaves, on tapering square supports, various polished brass mouldings and mounts to the edge of the top, the frieze, and the supports including sabots to the feet, the top with a loose glass cover 74.5cm high (75cm with glass cover), 170cm long (not extended), 100cm deep $800-1,200 175

A SET OF SIX ART DECO-STYLE WALNUT DINING CHAIRS Each with a padded square back above the shaped upholstered drop-in seat, on outswept supports with polished brass sabots to the front Each 89cm high, 48cm wide, 56cm deep $500-700 173

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A TEAK DINING SUITE BY SCHULIM KRIMPER 1960s An extending table and set of six chairs, the top of the table with rounded ends extending to accommodate three spare leaves, raised on outswept and canted tapering square supports joined with stretchers; the chairs comprising a pair of elbow chairs and four side chairs, each with a ladder back above the upholstered seat in fawn leather, on turned supports to the front, accompanied by a simulated leather folding cover for the table The table 74cm high, 246cm long (extended; 155cm not extended), 92cm wide; the chairs each 97cm high, 60cm and 43cm wide, 54cm deep $6,000-9,000

A VERY LONG TEAK JARDINIÈRE BY SCHULIM KRIMPER 1960s Of rectangular outline, the sides tapering towards the base, both long sides with applied moulding forming three panels, the interior divided into two sections 32cm high, 335cm wide, 31cm deep $1,200-1,800

A TEAK LOW SIDE TABLE BY SCHULIM KRIMPER 1960s The rectangular top above a partly open frieze with a drawer to the front, on square supports with outswept feet 48cm high, 52cm wide, 92cm wide, 43cm deep $800-1,200

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Attributed to Edward MORTON (1806–after 1860) A pair of portrait miniatures of William Heppell Morton and his wife, Juliana Morton (née Gowan) Watercolour and gouache Apparently unsigned Respectively 7 x 5.5cm and 5.5 x 4cm, the latter oval

FRENCH OR ENGLISH SCHOOL Mid-19th century A portrait of Juliana Hervey (née Morton) Black chalk with red chalk and white gouache highlights Signed indistinctly and dated 1854 lower right Inscribed in French lower centre ‘Tour à gauche’ Together with a first-edition set of the sitter’s work (in which she is identified as author only as ‘Mrs Hervey’) The Adventures of a Lady in Tartary, Thibet, China, & Kashmir … (three vols, Hope & Co., London, 1853), in full red calf with gilt borders and spines, apparently the sitter’s own set, bearing the engraved bookplate and ownership inscription of ‘Julie Hervey’ 33 x 25.5cm

provenance By descent within the Morton family to the vendors, great-granddaughters of Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919)

provenance By descent within the Morton family to the vendors, great-granddaughters of Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919)

other notes See the introductory note to lot 179.

other notes See the introductory note to lot 179.

Colonel William Heppell Morton (1788–1829), the only child of Thomas Morton’s first marriage, was a British military engineer in the Royal Bengal Engineers. With his wife Juliana, whom he married in 1811, he was the father of Juliana Morton, later Hervey (for whom see the following lot).

Juliana Morton (1825–1905) was the third daughter of William and Juliana Morton (for whom see the preceding lot). In 1845 she married Captain Edward Hervey, an officer in the Indian Army, but the marriage was unhappy. After the death of their young daughter, Juliana separated from her husband and embarked on a two-year exploration of the northern frontier of British India, reaching China. Her journal of her travels forms the basis of her The Adventures of a Lady in Tartary, Thibet, China, & Kashmir (1853), a copy of which – apparently her own – is included with the present lot. $800-1,200

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Samuel LAURENCE (1812–1884) A portrait of Thomas Morton Black, red, and white chalk on brown paper Signed lower right: Samuel Laurence Together with a collection of original or early printed editions of plays by Thomas Morton (seven, including Speed the Plough, The School of Reform, and Town and Country), Thomas and John Maddison Morton jointly (two), John Maddison Morton (seventeen), and Edward Morton (two, one co-written with J.M. Morton) 50.5 x 35cm provenance By descent within the Morton family to the vendors, great-granddaughters of Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919) other notes This and the following four lots have been consigned from an Australian branch of the Morton family, descended from Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919), to whom these lots have passed.

Thomas Morton (1764-1838) was a successful English playwright whose thirty-years career through the late Georgian period produced many popular works including the best-known Speed the Plough. $1,400-1,800

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Edward Morton (1806–after 1860), one of the children of Thomas Morton’s second marriage and thus half-brother and brother-in-law to William and Juliana Morton, was an artist and print-maker best known for his portraits, mostly of theatrical figures. $800-1,200

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ENGLISH(?) SCHOOL Mid-19th century A portrait of Helen Morton (née Tulloh or Tulloch) Black, white, and red chalk on brown paper Signed indistinctly and dated 1854 lower right 35 x 28cm, oval provenance By descent within the Morton family to the vendors, great-granddaughters of Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919) other notes See the introductory note to lot 179.

Helen Morton (née Tulloh, 1830–?) was the wife of Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919), a son of William and Juliana Morton and older brother of Juliana Hervey, an officer and administrator in British India. $500-800

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Attributed to Edward MORTON (1806–after 1860) A long bust-length portrait of a young gentleman Watercolour Apparently unsigned An original or early manuscript label in ink to the reverse (now illegibly faded) 24 x 19.5cm provenance By descent within the Morton family to the vendors, great-granddaughters of Lt-General Boyce William Dunlop Morton (1830–1919) other notes See the introductory note to lot 179 and the note to lot 180. $500-800

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AUSTRIAN SCHOOL Second quarter 19th century A pair of long bust-length portraits of a gentleman and lady, probably Karl von Küster (1808–?) and his wife Baroness Marie (née Geymüller, 1811–1866) Oil on canvas Apparently unsigned Each 71 x 58cm $1,200-1,800 185

Ernest BUCKMASTER (1897–1968) A portrait of General Sir Henry Chauvel, GCMG, KCB, in uniform, seated Oil on canvas Signed and dated lower right: 1935 / E. Buckmaster 103 x 79cm provenance The collection of the artist Thence by descent within the artist’s family Gifted by the above to the vendor in 1976 exhibitions Art Gallery of New South Wales, Archibald Prize 1935, Sydney, 18–31 January, 1936 other notes This lot was one of six portraits submitted by Buckmaster for the 1935 Archibald Prize. $1,600-2,400 186

ITALIAN SCHOOL Mid-19th century A crowned historical female figure holding up a glass flask containing a vision of Hell, within an inscribed oval Oil on canvas Apparently unsigned 80.5 x 66cm $700-1,000 187

C. GLADSTONE (working late 19th century) ‘A dream of love’, after John William Godward Oil on canvas Signed and dated lower left: C. Gladstone [18]95 Inscribed as title on the lower slip of the frame The reverse of the canvas with the stencilled mark of its maker, Winsor & Newton 90 x 58.5cm other notes After the 1892 painting known as ‘Memories’ by John William Godward (1861–1922), now in the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, New Zealand (acc. no.

1929/2/4). $800-1,200 185

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Philip Hermogenes CALDERON (1833–1898) ‘Una hija del sol’ Oil on canvas Signed lower right with initials in monogram and date 1857 Inscribed as title to the stretcher, preceded by ‘No 1’ The reverse of the frame inscribed with the artist’s name and address, 7 Acacia Road, St John’s Wood The reverse of the canvas with the stencilled mark of its supplier, John [...?]eyls, Tottenham Court Road, London $4,000-6,000 189

Joseph HAMILTON (working late–early 20th century) A pair of bust-length portraits in relief of a gentleman and a lady Marble Each signed lower right: J. Hamilton Sc. Each in an a moulded oak frame, possibly original to the works Each 56cm high, 42cm wide (79cm high, 65cm wide including the frames) other notes Joseph Hamilton sculpted the South African War Memorial (also known as the ‘Memorial to Fallen Soldiers’ or the ‘Memorial to the 5th Victorian Contingent’) in the King’s Domain, Melbourne, unveiled in 1904. An incidental reference in an 1898 newspaper report indicates Hamilton had a studio or rooms in Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, at that time.

Little else of his life and work seems to be recorded.

A marble bust by Hamilton and another attributed to him was sold at auction in Melbourne in 2017. $1,400-2,000 190

John GLOVER (1767–1849) A Italian river landscape with buildings and a bridge below hills Watercolour Apparently unsigned 37 x 52cm (sight) $3,000-5,000 191

Attributed to Arthur KYNASTON (1876–1919) A pair: A party of women and children in a wooded landscape, and another similar Oil on canvas Both apparently unsigned Each 48 x 58cm (sight, oval) $1,200-1,800 192

ENGLISH SCHOOL Mid-19th century A full-length portrait of a young lady wearing a pale blue dress Oil on canvas, laid down on a plywood panel Apparently unsigned 172 x 71.5cm $600-900 188

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ENGLISH OR AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL Third quarter 19th century A full-length portrait of a young girl, seated and holding a doll Oil on canvas Apparently unsigned 90 x 69.5cm $600-900 194

John GOULD (1804–1881) Four plates: ‘Diphyllodes speciosa’ [Magnificent bird of paradise], ‘Diphyllodes chrysoptera’ [Goldenwinged bird of paradise], ‘Diphyllodes gulielmi, III’ [Waigiou bird of paradise], and ‘Cicinnurus regius’ [King bird of paradise] Hand-coloured lithographs From J. Gould, The Birds of New Guinea and the adjacent Papuan Islands, including many new species recently discovered in Australia (1875–1888), the lithographs drawn by William Hart after John Gould’s original drawings Each 52 x 36cm (sight) $800-1,200 195

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John GOULD (1804–1881) ‘Menura superba’ [Superb lyrebird] Hand-coloured lithograph From J. Gould, The Birds of Australia and Adjacent Islands (1840–1848), the lithograph drawn by Elizabeth Gould after John and Elizabeth Gould’s original drawing The original letter press relating to the plate enclosed to the reverse 53 x 35cm (sight) $2,200-2,800 196

LEVAILLANT, François [and Brian Chester], Histoire Naturelle des Perroquets [A Natural History of Parrots] A subscriber’s copy of the deluxe limited-edition facsimile, 1989, numbered 101 of 200 Brian Chester [and François Levaillant], A New and Improved Edition of Histoire Naturelle des Perroquets by François Le Vaillant, 1753–1824, from the original two volumes in the collection of Lord McAlpine of West Green (Brian Chester and Imprime, Sydney, 1989) Folio, comprising titles, frontispieces, prefaces, one hundred and fifty-seven colour plates reproducing the original hand-coloured engravings after Jacques Barraband (with tissue guards), descriptive letterpress (a facsimile of the French originals together with a new English translation of these), and wax-sealed facsimile of a manuscript letter, loose as issued, presented in two green cloth-covered Solander boxes, but with all one hundred and fifty-seven colour plates uniformly mounted and framed (by Brian Chester), the titles and frontispiece of one volume also framed (as one), all else remaining loose in the boxes as issued provenance Multiplex Constructions (the first-named subscriber to this edition), acquired as one of its subscription copies $600-900

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LINDSAY, Norman, THE MAGIC PUDDING First edition, 1918 Norman Lindsay, The Magic Pudding, Being the Adventures of Bunyip Bluegum and his Friends Bill Barnacle and Sam Sawnoff (Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1918) Quarto, with illustrated half-title in colour and numerous monochrome illustrations after Lindsay’s drawings, in the publisher’s paper boards with blue cloth spine, with the remains (front cover) of the illustrated dust jacket $600-800 198

After Robert Henry ROCKWELL (1885–1975) A figure of a horse Bronze Incised signature ‘H. Rockwell’ and edition number 2/100 to the base Cast by Meridian, Melbourne, 1970s–1980s, its impressed mark to the base 61.5cm high, 75cm wide, 19cm deep $1,500-1,800 199

Emmanuel FRÉMIET (1824–1910) ‘Artilleur à cheval’ Bronze Cast with incised signature to the base: E FREMIET 34.5cm high, 30cm wide, 13cm deep

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provenance J. Christie, Antique English and Continental Silver and Bronzes, London, from whom purchased by the vendor in 1989 $1,400-1,800 200

Emmanuel FRÉMIET (1824–1910) ‘Grenadier de la Garde Impériale’ Bronze Cast with incised signature to the base: E. FREMIET 28cm high provenance J. Christie, Antique English and Continental Silver and Bronzes, London, from whom purchased by the vendor in 1989 $900-1,200

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Emmanuel FRÉMIET (1824–1910) ‘Voltigeur de la Garde Impériale’ Bronze Cast with incised signature to the base: E FREMIET 25cm high provenance J. Christie, Antique English and Continental Silver and Bronzes, London, from whom purchased by the vendor in 1988 $800-1,200 202

Ferdinand PREISS* (1882–1943) A couple in eighteenth century dress dancing Cold-painted bronze and ivory, on a red marble plinth Cast with incised signature to the bronze base: F. Preiss 23.5cm high, 15.5cm wide, 12.5cm deep, overall $4,000-6,000 203

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Charles Arthur MULLER (1868–?)

A half-draped exotic dancer Gilt bronze, on an integral variegated marble socle Incised signature to the top of the bronze base: Ch. Muller Incised number 55 to the rear of the bronze base 29cm high overall $1,200-1,800 204

Ola COHN (1892–1964) A seated female nude, an owl resting on her left shoulder Earthenware decorated to simulate bronze in a dark green patina Incised signature to the right side of the base: Ola Cohn 20cm high $700-1,000

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AN ANTIQUE CHINESE NEAR-LIFE SIZE CARVED AND POLYCHROME WOOD FIGURE OF GUANYIN Apparently Ming dynasty, 16th century The bodhisattva modelled standing with downcast eyes and hair raised to a tall top knot, in robes falling and tied across the body and gathered and tied across the hips, the left arm straight beside the body with hand in shuni mudra, the right arm crooked (its hand absent), on a circular lotus base, carved pine with the remains of the original fenbi surface and polychrome decoration 150cm high $3,400-3,800 206

AN ANTIQUE FRENCH BRONZE TAZZA IN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL MANNER Last quarter 19th century, possibly by Ferdinand Barbedienne The circular top and pair of scrolling foliate handles extending beneath it raised on a knopped stem and circular foot, the centre of the top cast with a profile portrait of a Greek warrior, retaining some gilding, within a border of running scrolls of acanthus, impressed B.D. and B.I. and with various numbers underside 19cm high, 30.5cm wide (across the handles), 24cm deep $600-900

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