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  Lot No. Description Result Highest Bid
1 Des. Philippe Starck (1992) for Alessi
The stainless steel rectangular serving tray, slightly domed and with a recessed oval top, the corners fitted with bright green coloured polyamide feet, signed to the underside.
Height: 3.5cm Length: 45.5cm Width: 30.5cm 		SOLD $80
2 Snake Dreaming
Ex Glenelg Fine Art Gallery Outback Artists polymer paint on timber
Length: 110cm 		SOLD $140
3 Length: 133cm Width: 20cm $0
4 Lyre Bird and Barraumundi
Ex Glenelg fine Art Gallery Both Signed and dated
Length: 116cm and 84cm 		SOLD $170
5 circa 1860s
The fine rectangular ladies writing box opening to a tooled and gilded green leather writing surface with compartments and pen tray, the body geometric inlaid with mahogany, rosewood, boxwood and ebony, and with a hexagonal mother-of-pearl medallion to the top.
Height: 17cm Length: 29.5cm Width: 22cm 		$0
6 1919
The Mirecourt violin labelled and made by Léon Mougenot, inscribed internally 'Fait dans l'atelier de Léon Mougenot 1919 Mirecourt France', as found, with case.
Length: 60cm 		SOLD $280
7 early 20th century
As found, the Mirecourt violin with two-piece flamed back inscribed to label 'Fait Violons luths et répare tous instruments, H. Denis, 3 Faubourg de Mattaincourt à Mirecourt', with bow a/f and case.
Length: 60cm 		SOLD $280
8 Probably German early 20th century, labelled 'Petrus Guarnerius Cremonensis fecit/Mantua sub tit Sanctae Teresiae 1695', a/f with case.
Length: 60cm 		SOLD $560
9 Showcasing the works of the Embroiderer's Guild of Victoria (Wattletree Rd, Malvern), these handmade cushions were exhibited at the Johnston Collection c2022. Length: 40cm Width: 40cm SOLD $170
10 mid-20th century
The pair of large elephant tusk scenic carved on one side with elephants, antelopes, lions, tigers, monkeys and other wild animals, and with scenes from everyday village life from fishing on boats to washing clothes, with statutory declaration.
Length: 147cm Width: 12cm Height: 33cm (on stands) 		SOLD $8800
11 circa 1900
The heavy gauge cauldron with a rolled rim, flared sides, the iron swing handle with rivet joints.
Height: 22cm Diameter: 44cm 		SOLD $130
12 circa 1900
The graduated set of five heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with rivet joined cast iron handles, together with a small pot and cover with tin lined interior stamped 'Pierre Vergnes'.
Height: 10cm Diameter: 20cm and smaller 		SOLD $170
13 circa 1900
The graduated set of five heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with rivet joined cast iron handles.
Height: 9cm Diameter: 20.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $140
14 circa 1900
The graduated set of seven heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with tin lined interiors and rivet joined cast iron handles.
Height: 9.5cm Diameter: 21cm and smaller 		SOLD $170
15 circa 1900
The graduated set of five heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with rivet joined cast iron handles.
Height: 9.5cm Diameter: 21cm and smaller 		SOLD $180
16 circa 1900
The heavy gauge copper circular pan with flared sides and a pair of rivet joined copper loop handles.
Height: 13cm Diameter: 34.5cm 		SOLD $140
17 circa 1900
The heavy gauge copper circular pan with flared sides and a pair of rivet joined brass loop handles.
Height: 13cm Diameter: 39cm 		SOLD $140
18 circa 1950s
The wrought iron gates with scrollwork decoration, painted black.
Height: 134cm Width: 107cm (each gate) 		SOLD $460
19 St James Church (Est.1885), Diocese of London, circa 1900
The pair of wall brackets decorated with C-scrolls and fleur-de-lys, enamel black painted. These brackets came with the lanterns listed separately in this sale (lot 332).
Length: 48cm Width: 64cm Depth: 17cm 		SOLD $160
20 The silverplate mounted ebonised cane stick with concealed sword, with the regimental badge of the Irish Guards to the pommel. Ex Mossgreen, 5 February 2017 Auction, Sold $545.
Length: 87cm 		SOLD $730
21 The modern bookends finely cast in plaster as a two-part model of the Strand façade of Somerset House in London by Georgian architect Sir William Chambers (1723-1796).
Height: 21cm Width: 16cm Depth: 8.5cm 		SOLD $390
22 an Australian Stokes & Son silverplated napkin holder with a kangaroo top and pin cushion insert, a painted bisque head pin cushion, a composite orientalist head with a turban pin cushion, together with a 19th century carved coquilla nut box of egg form decorated with incised circles.
Height: 10.5cm (kangaroo) and smaller 		SOLD $110
23 Comprising an ivory page turner with engraved silver mount and ferrule (untested) to a bois durci figural handle with caryatids, together with a rosewood paper knife decorated with brass, copper and bone inlaid star motifs, and a brass boomerang form letter opener with emu top.
Length: 31cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
24 Comprising a c1960s marine ivory model of a polar bear approaching an ice ledge, signed 'Raj' to the base, together with a walrus jawbone carved as a walrus with anthropomorphic 'inua' (spirit or soul) flanked by two other faces emerging from the waves. Ex. Sotheby's Melbourne, 15 May 2012, Lot 241.
Height: 18cm Width: 18cm and smaller 		SOLD $160
25 Moshe Kelly (1947-) Inuit, Iqaluit / Frobisher Bay
'Walking polar bear'
Carved and polished serpentine stone
Incised 'M. Kelly' under Paw.
Height: 8cm Length: 14cm Width: 7cm 		SOLD $370
26 Comprising a small cloth album of WWII Germany photographs, a complete 'Snapshots of Sydney' set of 8 photographs, a booklet of souvenir postcards in the 'Southern Cross' series, a first edition of 'The Wonder Book of The Army' and a 1930s 'Speed Through the Ages' (Publ. Max Virginia Cigarettes) hardcover album complete with mounted cigarette ccards
Height: 26cm Width: 20.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
27 19th century
Of upright casket form, the hinged top enclosing fitted compartments for sewing accessories above a pair of doors enclosing an arrangement of small drawers with mother-of-pearl buttons, the top and front decorated with oval panels painted with lily of the valley sprigs, surrounded by abalone borders and gilt detailing against the ebonised ground, with key.
Height: 25.5cm Width: 24cm Width: 20cm 		SOLD $290
28 Comprising a cast brass openwork inkstand with a clear moulded glass inkwell and cover, a .925 silver bookmark with the map of Australia, an ivory mechanical pencil, a white metal propelling pencil and a nib pen.
Height: 6cm Length: 19cm Width: 13.5cm 		SOLD $70
29 Mid-20th century
The adjustable cast brass folding 'porte-livre' or music stand with openwork scrolls.
Height: 21.5cm Width: 24.5cm Depth: 23cm 		SOLD $130
30 late 19th century
The square box with a hinged flat top enclosing a moire-lined interior, the top and front with bands of Tunbridge Ware geometric decoration, centering a inlaid mother-of-pearl centrepiece and escutcheon, with key.
Height: 9cm Width: 17cm Depth: 16.5cm 		SOLD $60
31 Comprising a parcel ebonised oak jewellery box, the hinged cover set with an oval bois durci relief panel of pheasants in a fenced garden surrounded by brass studs and ivory trims, opening to a burgundy velvet lined interior, with pierced escutcheon and key, together with a brass bound and inlaid teak jewellery casket with lined interior and key.
Height: 9cm Length: 21cm Width: 15cm and smaller 		SOLD $90
32 early 20th century
The box of rectangular form with canted corners embossed with flower heads and beaded detailing, with carry handle and clasp, the hinged top opening to a removable tray and an arrangement of covered sections.
Height: 14cm Length: 25cm Width: 20cm 		SOLD $90
33 Comprising an English 1950s Pygmalion 'Globe Compact - Map of the World' in its original box, a Kigu (London) powder compact with a radiating design, another small ivorine cream compact brass and abalone inlaid with a stork motif, a pressed horn snuff box with a flower bouquet to the hinged cover, and a porcelain trinket box with floral and gilt decoration upon a blue ground.
Diameter: 8.5cm (compact) 		SOLD $170
34 Comprising a cased Richard Kohn (Austria) Art Deco miniature petrol lighter and cigarette holder set, in a fitted demi-lune hinged case, stamped 'R.K' to the inside of the lighter, two leather boxes with pressed and inked dogs to the covers, two matchbox holders including one enamelled with a peacock motif, and a daguerreotype portrait of a young woman in a small ornate frame.
Length: 7.5cm Width: 6.5cm (daguerreotype) 		SOLD $150
35 19th century
The rectangular hinge top case with a press button opening mechanism, diagonally set with mother-of-pearl tiles finely engine-turned with a linear pattern and circular engraved cartouche, together with a cabinet card photo album of portraits of late Victorian men and women, the front and back covers diamond tiled with mother-of-pearl (a/f), with brass clasp.
Length: 15.5cm Width: 12.5cm Depth: 6.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $140
36 The restored writing slope and contents, including a small Italian 925 silver enamelled picture frame, a Chinese stone overlaid hanging plaque, an Australian pottery Mingay (MCP Sydney) green glazed wall pocket vase featuring Flower the Skunk (Disney Bambi series), a blue and white Rosenthal pot and cover, a Master's Voice box of needles, a papier mâché snuff box, a wooden tap stamped 'H. Gage maker Melbourne', a Wedgwood square box etc.
Height: 17cm Length: 41.5cm Width: 28cm (writing slope) 		SOLD $100
37 circa 1900
The heavy gauge copper circular pan with flared sides and a pair of rivet joined brass loop handles.
Height: 12.5cm Diameter: 37cm 		SOLD $170
38 20th century
The copper circular pan with flared sides and a pair of rivet joined brass loop handles.
Height: 13cm Diameter: 37.5cm 		SOLD $110
39 circa 1900
The graduated set of five heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with tin lined interiors and rivet joined cast brass handles.
Height: 10cm Diameter: 20.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $170
40 circa 1900
The graduated set of five heavy gauge straight sided frying pans, with tin lined interiors and rivet joined cast iron handles.
Height: 7cm Diameter: 21cm and smaller 		SOLD $180
41 circa 1900
The graduated set of seven heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with rivet joined cast iron handles.
Height: 9cm Diameter: 21cm and smaller 		SOLD $190
42 circa 1900
The graduated set of five heavy gauge straight sided saucepans, with rivet joined cast iron handles.
Height: 9cm Diameter: 18.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $170
43 circa 1930s
The pair of antelopes in dark and gold lustre colours upon a black marble base faced with two-tone brown and pale blue onyx inserts.
Height: 42cm Width: 70.5cm Width: 15cm 		SOLD $180
44 circa 1930
The impressively sized and plumed pheasant modelled walking proudly, in burnished bronze tones raised upon on a rectangular black marble plinth base, unsigned, stamped 'bronze' to the tip of the tail.
Height: 32cm Length: 87cm Width: 17cm 		$0
45 circa 1900
Comprising one titled 'Au Jardin Par Rigual' in bronzed spelter depicting a lady in a flowing dress holding a bouquet by a garden fence, the other missing the title plaque, raised upon a faux rouge marble waisted wooden bases.
Height: 34cm and smaller 		$0
46 early 20th century
The figure of the German folk trickster modelled standing as a jester talking to a parrot perched on his left hand, with ivorine face and hands, upon an oval variegated marble base, unmarked.
Height: 23.5cm 		SOLD $400
47 Gerhard Schliepstein (German, 1886-1963), circa 1920
Depicting a svelte Diana the huntress with stylised features seated nude beside a greyhound with a bow in her left hand, upon an integral oval domed base, signed to the reverse in the bronze and stamped 'Akt. Ges. Gladenbeck' for the Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck foundry in Berlin (1851-1926) and mounted on a greenish veined marble plinth with canted corners. A similar model in white glazed porcelain des. by Schliepstein for KPM Berlin sold at Philips Auctions, 16.9.2024 (Daryl Mills Collection).
Height: 28.5cm Length: 24cm Width: 12cm 		$0
48 Mathieu Molitor (German 1873-1929)
Finely modelled and cast as a seated young woman attaching her hair, upon an integral circular base engraved 'Math. Molitor Leipzig 1919', with dark green patination, and raised upon a black marble square base, bearing a Sotheby's label underside.
Height: 18.5cm Width: 8.5cm Depth: 8.5cm 		SOLD $600
49 Josef Lorenzl (Austria, 1892-1950), circa 1925
Modelled and cast as a nude young woman dancer upon an integral circular base signed 'Lorenzl' and mounted on an onyx pedestal.
Height: 37.5cm 		$0
50 Franz Mazura (probably a pseudonym used by Bruno Zach), circa 1920s
Finely cast as a group of four flamingos upon an integral base with incised signature 'F. Mazura' and foundry seal for 'Argentor Wien', upon a shaped green onyx base, with label Ex. Christie's 28.10.2003, Lot 24.
Height: 25cm Width: 23.5cm Depth: 10.5cm 		SOLD $2400
51 Gustav Schmidt-Cassel, circa 1930
The dynamic figure balancing on her right toe with her left leg bent at the knee and her arms raised, wearing a short red dress with flaring sleeves and elaborate headdress, with carved ivory face and hands, on an integral rectangular base signed 'Schmidt-Cassel, Fec.' with canted corners and beaded detailing upon a black marble matching plinth. With label, Ex. Sotheby's London, November 9th, 2010, Lot 49, sold £16,250 GBP. Brian Catley, Art Deco and other figures, 2000, p. 289
Height: 37.5cm Width: 18cm 		SOLD $4200
52 Demetre Chiparus (1886-1947), edited by Etling (Paris), circa 1928
Finely cast and modelled balancing on one leg in intricate beaded costume, with both arms outstretched holding a large hoop, on a chamfered portoro marble pedestal base incised 'DH. Chiparus' to the top and engraved 'Etling Paris' to the side. Left hand little finger a/f part missing.
Ex. Smith & Singer, Melbourne, 14 May 2012 auction, Lot 47, Sold: $21,600 AUD.
Height: 48cm 		SOLD $15000
53 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943), circa 1925
Finely modelled and cast as a schoolboy standing casually with his legs apart, a book under his left arm, in cold-painted bronze and ivory upon a green onyx plinth inscribed 'F. Preiss' to the reverse.
Ex. Sotheby's Sydney, 21st June 2017 Auction.
A. Shayo, Ferdinand Preiss: Art Deco Sculptor, Woodbridge, Suffolk, 2005, p.130.
Height: 21cm Width: 12cm Depth: 6cm 		SOLD $2000
54 Demetre Chiparus (1886-1947), edited by Etling (Paris), circa 1930
Finely modelled as Vaslav Nijinsky and Ida Rubinstein in Sergei Dhiagilev's 1910 Ballet Russes production of 'Scheherazade', each balancing on one leg in silvered, gilt and cold painted bronze and ivory, upon brown onyx shaped bases with portoro marble chequered detailing, each incised 'DH. Chiparus' and engraved 'Etling Paris'. With label Ex. Sotheby's London, 19th May 2010 Auction 'Fine 20th Century Design including an important European Private Collection of Art Deco Figures', Sold: £43,250 GBP.
Height: 41cm Width: 19cm 		SOLD $45000
55 Circa 1920s
Probably French, the bronze of a reclining nude, naturalistically modelled upon a rocky base, resting upon a capital form stone stand, unsigned.
Height: 21.5cm Width: 15.5cm Depth: 10.5cm 		$0
56 circa 1900
The corniche case with swing handle and white enamelled Roman numeral dial above an Arabic subsidiary alarm dial, with visible escapement and glazed to four sides, the brass twin train bell striking movement with platform escapement, unmarked, with two keys.
Height: 11.5cm Width: 8cm Depth: 6.5cm 		SOLD $160
57 Duverdry & Bloquel, circa 1910
The corniche case with swing handle and white enamelled Roman numeral dial with inscription 'La Comtesse Made in France', with visible escapement and glazed to four sides, with platform escapement, the brass movement with lion in profile trademark for Duverdry & Bloquel, with two keys.
Height: 12cm Width: 8cm Depth: 6.5cm 		SOLD $320
58 Attributed to J. D'Auvergne, circa 1930
With a dramatically posed Diana in silver and gold colours hunting a fleeing gazelle upon a bold geometric shaped case in green and brown onyx and mottled marble, a square shaped dial with Arabic numerals inscribed 'Comptoir Général M. Schnerb 9 Bd Poissonnière Paris', and raised upon a mottled brown and onyx plinth, 8-day bell striking movement, with key and pendulum. Unmarked, but known similar groups are signed D'Auvergne.
Height: 49.5cm Width: 67cm Depth: 17cm 		SOLD $1200
59 circa 1870
The waisted case and bracket in a French Regence style with opulent gilt bronze mounts, green-stained tortoiseshell veneered and inlaid with scrolling brass, the cresting surmounted with a winged herald finial, the glazed door with figural door mount above a palmette, enclosing a Roman numeral enamel cartouche dial with outer count wheel, the bell striking movement stamped 'FC' and numbered 1810, raised on scrolling foliate feet, the conforming bracket with gilt bronze mask corner mounts, with key and pendulum.
Length: 127cm Width: 45cm Depth: 24cm 		SOLD $4000
60 Lardot et Boyon (movement), circa 1925. The fine mantel clock with a stepped two-tone mottled red onyx & veined cream marble case enclosing a faux green onyx dial with Arabic numerals flanked by a pair of patinated bronze trumpeting elephants & surmounted by a seated monkey musician, on marble plinth, with matching garniture pieces of stepped & canted upright form, decorated with silvered bronze panels of elephants & foliate designs, the twin train bell-striking movement stamped 'Lardot et Boyon Paris', pendulum & key. H: 47cm W: 46.5cm D: 13.5cm (clock) SOLD $800
61 first half 20th century
Probably French, the unmarked bronze in the manner of Carvin depicting a recumbent Alsatian resting upon an integral oval base with vegetation, in patinated chocolate brown tones, and mounted on a veined rouge marble oval plinth.
Height: 28cm Width: 32cm Depth: 21cm 		SOLD $100
62 Pierre Le Faguays (1892-1962), circa 1925
The bronze figure of an athletic and dramatically poised nude dancer raised on one foot, her arms over her head to clash her cymbals, mounted on a square tapering plinth in veined marble, engraved 'Le Faguays' to the top.
Height: 37cm 		$0
63 19th century
After the antique, possibly from the Chiurazzi foundry (Naples), the large figure of Aphrodite standing, complete with removable hand mirror, in chocolate brown tones with fine patina, upon a rectangular platform base with lion paw feet, stamped 'Otto Felling (386)' to the reverse of the base.
Height: 47cm Width: 19.5cm Depth: 15cm 		SOLD $500
64 Henri Désiré Gauquié (French 1858-1927), circa 1900
The large figure of a seed sower ('Le Semeur') with fine brown patination upon an integral base subtitled 'Fac Et Spera' (Do and hope) in bold letters to the front, with cast signature 'H. Gauquié' to the side and an inset Paris foundry pastille to the back.
Height: 60.5cm Width: 36cm Depth: 31cm 		$0
65 circa 1900
The bulbous body and conical neck in patinated copper incised with floral designs and gilt metal mounted with Bacchus mask handles, a scrolling foliate frieze girdle, a pierced and gadrooned rim and raised upon a circular base upon four fruiting scrolling feet. Height: 47cm 		$0
66 20th century
Comprising a Burmese jade bottle vase with climbing foliage on stand, together with a colour enhanced 'lavender' jade covered vase decorated in high relief to the body and cover with cranes flying amongst the clouds, on a wooden fitted stand.
Height: 17cm and 19cm 		SOLD $210
67 20th century
Apparently complete, the set of tiles in bamboo and bone in a wooden case with sliding top.
Height: 8.5cm Length: 24cm Width: 15cm 		SOLD $180
68 late 19th to early 20th century
Comprising two intricately carved ivory puzzle balls with writhing dragons decoration to the outer orb amidst scrolls, the larger enclosing eight more spheres pierced with stars and geometric motifs, with two figural stands, one a/f missing the cup
Height: 27cm (stand) and smaller; Diameter: 8cm (ball) and smaller 		SOLD $400
69 Circa 1950
Finely carved in the form of a Chinese Imperial Court, each side with Emperor, his Consort, noble advisers or bishops, mounted warriors as knights, the rooks in the form of elephants supporting crenelated fortress towers, and the eight Immortals as the pawns (32 pieces) the 'black' pieces engraved and inked, without board no box. A few pieces a/f with parts missing (flag, flute).
Height: 15.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $1060
70 mid-20th century
The swinging spherical vessel with a pierced cover surmounted by a phoenix finial above an ornately carved openwork knop and spreading pillar base, raised upon a two-tier wooden stand with shaped supports suspending chains.
Height: 50cm Width: 22cm Depth: 13cm 		SOLD $650
71 circa 1970s
The baluster form vase hand decorated and gilded with a large chrysanthemum sprays issuing from rockwork with butterflies and song birds, the base and neck with lappet, ruyi and geometric borders, with Jingdezhen seal mark to the underside, upon a carved elm stand, and with a carved agate rabbit pendant with cord attachment around the shoulder.
Height: 61cm 		SOLD $150
72 20th century
The large baluster form vase with an everted rim, covered with a copper-red glaze of rich crushed strawberry-red colour thinning on the mouth rim, on a carved wooden stand.
Height: 59.5cm 		SOLD $80
73 circa 1970
The large baluster form vase with an everted rim decorated with the 'Eight Horses of Wang Mu' in lakeside and mountainous landscape, with transfer inscription to the reverse, the base and neck decorated with borders of lappet, ruyi and flowers with scrolling foliage against pale blue and yellow grounds, with Jingdezhen seal mark to the underside, upon a rotating wooden stand.
Height: 46cm 		SOLD $90
74 circa 1950
The large baluster vase well decorated with two five-clawed dragons chasing a flaming pearl against a blue ground of wirework clouds, between double borders of turbulent waves and ruyi, upon an openwork carved wooden stand with floral and key fret detailing.
Height: 47cm 		SOLD $400
75 Qing Dynasty, 19th century
The large blue and white ginger jars of traditional form decorated with stylised scrolling foliage and flower heads, one with shou characters.
Height: 23cm Diameter: 23cm and smaller 		SOLD $250
76 20th century
The Yazhang style blade with curved end, with pierced holes to the other end and toothed projections on either side, the stone of deep celadon tone with brown shadings, upon a rosewood plinth stand with relief carved key fret border.
Height: 22cm Length: 62cm Width: 10cm 		SOLD $300
77 20th century
Carved in motion with one leg raised and two hind legs rearing, with fine details to the reins, saddle and tassels, the mottled stone of a spinach-green tone with creamy inclusions and dark specks, upon a carved timber stand.
Height: 40cm Length: 40cm Width: 14cm 		SOLD $200
78 Song/Yuan Dynasty (960-1368)
The vase of slender form with a faint blue glaze, decorated above the shoulder with a row of applied robed figures beneath stylised animals surmounted by a dragon.
Height: 51cm 		SOLD $300
79 The c1930s carved elephant ivory okimono of Amida Buddha with long flowing robes seated with hands in meditation mudra upon a double lotus base, signed underside, together with a Chinese carved jade lobed brush washer on a quatrefoil foot with a ram's head to one side, engraved with a key fret border under the rim, the stone of brown tone with celadon shading and calcification; on matching wooden stands.
Height: 5cm Length: 12cm Width: 7.5cm (brushwash) and smaller 		SOLD $110
80

Possibly Song Dynasty
The Longquan censer of compressed globular form with a straight neck and a broad everted rim, supported on three splayed legs moulded with a vertical flange, covered overall with a lustrous celadon glaze.
Height: 8.5cm Diameter: 11.5cm

 SOLD $750
81

The compressed globular jar or vase with an everted neck and stylised twin handles, moulded with successive decorative bands highlighted in gilt against the turquoise ground, with Qianlong period seal mark to the underside.
Height: 9.5cm

 SOLD $500
82 Meiji period, circa 1900
The vase of elongated ovoid form, finely painted with rooster and chickens amid flowering branches trees and foliage, with brocade pattern borders, the underside with four-character seal mamark Height: 15.5cm 		SOLD $190
83 20th century
The compressed globular censer with raised scrolling foliage supported on three scrolled lion paw feet, the shoulder flanked by finely openwork carved dragon-head handles suspending loose rings, surmounted by a dome cover with three further ring attachments and surmounted by a reticulated dragon, the semi-translucent stone of an even celadon tone with milky speckling, on carved and pierced wooden stand.
Height: 23cm Width: 22.5cm Diameter: 13.5cm 		SOLD $160
84

Southern Song Dynasy (1127-1279)
The small pair of Chinese qingbai dishes moulded with a 'double fish' design, covered in matching icy blue glaze, the rims unglazed.
Height: 2.5cm Diameter: 11cm

 SOLD $600
85 early 20th century
The square section baluster vase with brass rim and base, decorated to the slightly tapered central section with blossoming prunus, peony and chrysanthemum sprays issuing from rockwork upon a diaper ground, the flared foot and neck with lotus and scrolls decoration.
Height: 23cm Width: 10cm Depth: 10cm 		$0
86 Mid-17th century
The matched pair of bottle vases, each decorated with small groups of scholars at leisure in outdoor setting with rockwork and plantain trees, the waisted neck with stylised tulip sprays.
Height: 26cm 		SOLD $600
87 early 20th century
The circular box in four parts, decorated with lotus flowers and scrolling foliage, the flat cover with a double happiness character, the underside bearing a four-character Ming mark.
Height: 13cm Diameter: 11cm 		$0
88 The Cantonese export intricately carved ivory puzzle ball with writhing dragon decoration to outer orb amidst trailing foliage, enclosing seven more spheres pierced with a geometric pattern, together with a Japanese porcelain Imari bowl and a Chinese pottery guardian lion.
Height: 18cm Length: 16cm Width: 10cm (lion) 		SOLD $110
89 mid-20th century
The circular bowl with a scalloped rim, decorated to the interior and exterior with polychrome floral
Height: 7cm Diameter: 20cm 		SOLD $100
90 Showa Period (1926-1989)
The carved paulownia vase, maki-e decorated to one side with a bird and a fruiting peach branch.
Height: 29.5cm Diameter: 11.5cm 		SOLD $30
91 Late Meiji Period, circa 1900
The fan shaped dish supporting two inkwells with removable inserts and conical covers with finials, decorated with scrolling foliage, the exterior
Height: 9cm Length: 21.5cm Width: 15.5cm 		SOLD $30
92 late Qing, late 19th century
The pair of vases with waisted necks and everted rims, adorned with gilt ring handles to the shoulder, each hand painted overall in bright coloured enamels with six main alternating panels of figural scenes in interiors and song birds on blossoming branches with butterflies, divided by key fret and foliate borders.
Height: 30.5cm 		$0
93 Comprising a Shiwan pottery figure of Bodhidharma on a carved hardwood circular stand, a giltwood carp hanging ornament, a 20th century export porcelain famille rose bowl on stand, a pressed metal candle holder embossed with auspicious symbols, and an Asian Art book.
Height: 35cm (figure) Length: 46cm (fish) 		SOLD $120
94 The serene figure of a lama with elongated earlobes seated in dhyanasana with crossed hands holding a ghanta and vajra, his flowing robe lightly incised with floral and geometric patterns and falling over his right shoulder, upon a lotus base with beaded rim. $0
95 The Southeast Asian carved ivory buddha modelled seated in meditation pose with elongated earlobes and ushnisha topped with a flame, upon a carved ebony base; together with a Chinese carved hardwood figure of an elderly sage seated, with a pipe in his right hand.
Height: 25cm and 9.5cm 		SOLD $20
96 early 20th century
The carved hardwood group, probably of a fisherman hauling his catch with the help of his wife, with bone inset eyes and upon an integral pierced naturalistic base. 		SOLD $50
97 20th century
Comprising a carved mottled jade figurine of a guardian lion on stand, the polished stone of creamy celadon tone with inclusions upon a fitted wooden stand, together with a celadon jade abacus in its original fitted box, and a pale celadon jade small figurine of Shoulao.
Height: 22cm Length: 28cm Width: 11cm (lion on stand) 		SOLD $150
98

Qianlong period (1736-1795)
The pair of blue and white porcelain platters, rectangular with canted corners, finely painted with a figure in lakeside landscape with pagoda, trees and ducks, and with a border of stylized vegetal motifs.
Height: 4cm Length: 35.5cm Width: 27cm

 $0
99 circa 1950
The large embroidery depicting a rooster and phoenix fighting, surrounded by floral sprays.
Length: 164cm Width: 136cm 		SOLD $30
100 Late Qing dynasty, late 19th century
Of square section double-gourd bombe form, carved in low relief to the lower tier with four farming life vignettes, the top section depicting men on horseback.
Height: 11cm 		SOLD $310
101 Meiji period, later 19th century
The figure of an amused man pouring cats out of a double gourd vase, with light engraving and inked patterns, upon an integral oval base, signed to a red tablet underside.
Height: 12.5cm 		$0
102 late Qing Dynasty, 19th century
Finely relief carved throughout with tiers of figures engaged in activities and narratives in garden, pavilion and pleasure craft settings, surrounded by intricate foliage, flower heads and birds, with nice patina.
Length: 9.5cm Width: 5.5cm 		SOLD $600
103 Early to mid-20th Century
The elaborately garbed figure of Lord Krishna depicted standing on rockwork and the figure of Radha reaching to embrace him, raised on a wooden base.
Height: 38cm Width: 12cm Depth: 7cm 		$0
104 Meiji period, c1900
Depicting a man and a child perched on the back of a winged dragon, with light engraved and inked detailing.
Height: 24.5cm 		SOLD $250
105 Meiji period, 19th century
The stained ivory okimono of a single-horned Oni carrying a large bag over his shoulder and a puppet, standing over a terrified child, with two character signature to the underside.
Height: 5cm 		SOLD $180
106 20th century
The stained snuff bottle in the form of a face with elongated earlobes, with carved wood stopper and spoon, signed underside.
Height: 4.5cm 		SOLD $50
107 late Meiji period, late 19th century
The stained ivory toggle-netsuke of Fukurokuju with a giant peach, with lightly engraved and inked stylised chrysanthemums to his long flowing robes.
Height: 3cm Width: 4cm 		SOLD $110
108 Meiji period, 19th century, signed Masayuki
Depicted seated holding an empty bowl, with a bottle at his feet, signed to the underside.
Height: 5.5cm 		SOLD $300
109 Meiji period, 19th century
Modelled as a figure of Shoki sitting on a stump and looking down at an oni, with two character signature underside.
Height: 3.5cm Width: 4cm 		SOLD $500
110 late Meiji period, late 19th century
The stained ivory netsuke of a fruit with foliage and an insect climbing over it.
Height: 3cm Width: 4.5cm 		$0
111 late Meiji period, early 20th century
The stained ivory netsuke of a goat standing, signed to the underside.
Height: 4.5cm Width: 4.5cm 		SOLD $90
112 late Meiji period, late 19th century
The stained ivory netsuke of a recumbent horse, signed indistinctly underside.
Height: 5cm Width: 3.5cm 		SOLD $110
113 late Meiji period, early 20th century
The stained ivory toggle-netsuke, depicting a man stretching his arms
Height: 3.5cm 		SOLD $110
114 Meiji period, 19th century
The stained ivory toggle-netsuke in the form of a lotus bud.
Height: 4cm 		SOLD $90
115

Edo-Meiji Period (19th century), Signed Kaigyokusai Masatsugu
Depicting the uncanny scene of a giant octopus pleasuring a fisherman's wife on a beach, while her husband is hitting and pulling the cephalopod with his bare hands, and under the disapproving gaze of two by-standers, except perhaps the crab with inlaid eyes. Finely carved, stained, and signed to the underside.
Height: 7.5cm Length: 10cm Width: 4cm

 SOLD $900
116 Meiji period, late 19th century, signed Yoshikatsu
Modelled as three quails pecking millet seeds fallen from overhanging millet stalks, the eyes inlaid with black glass, with signature to the underside.
Height: 6.5cm 		SOLD $280
117 Late Meiji period, c1900
The dog and puppy modelled seated upon an oval base, with signature to the underside.
Height: 5cm 		SOLD $250
118 Edo Period (Late 18th to early 19th century), signed Rantei
The fine Kyoto school netsuke depicting a Chinese merchant walking alongside his one-humped camel on the silk road, the eyes of the dromedary inlaid in light horn, signed to the underside.
Height: 3.5cm 		SOLD $800
119 Edo period, 18th century
Depicting a corpulent shishi sitting protectively over a large ball, with half open mouth showing a moving ball, and with inlaid eyes.
Height: 3.5cm Width: 5cm 		SOLD $380
120 Edo to Meiji Period, 19th century
Depicting a geisha (or Okame dressed as a geisha) playing with two hares, finely engraved and inked.
Height: 4.5cm 		SOLD $160
121 Meiji period, 19th century, signed Asahi Gyokuzan
The amusing netsuke depicting the merry trio at play, turning the practice of kakizome, the first writing calligraphy of the New Year, into a farce involving tickles and painting each other's faces, signed to red tablet underside.
Height: 4.5cm 		SOLD $230
122 Edo Period (19th century), signed Shungetsu
The stained ivory netsuke depicting Shoki on all fours with a small oni on his back, with intricate details and expression, signed to the underside.
Height: 4.5cm Length: 5.5cm Width: 4cm 		SOLD $980
123 Meiji period, late 19th century
The circular netsuke with a spoke wheel to one side, the reverse engraved and inked with diaper patterned reserves and floral decoration, signed to himotoshi.
Diameter: 5cm 		SOLD $260
124 Meiji period, 19th century, signed Sawaki Masakazu
The stained ivory netsuke with engraved and inked details to the boy's dress, signed to the underside.
Height: 4.5cm 		SOLD $270
125 Meiji period, 19th century
The wild boar with well detailed carving, the fur rendered using very fine incised and stained lines, with two character signature underside.
Height: 3cm Width: 6cm 		SOLD $400
126 Late Meiji period, c1900
With long hair and holding a shime-daiko drum in her left hand and the bachi in the right hand, engraved and inked to her flowing robes, with two character Masayuki signature to the underside.
Height: 9.5cm Width: 5.5cm 		SOLD $320
127 20th century
The vase of flattened baluster form, carved in high relief with blossoming roses, upon a carved wood fitted stand.
Height: 11cm (on stand) Width: 7.5cm 		$0
128 mid-20th century
Finely carved and depicting the angel of mercy Guanyin carrying a fish in an auspicious pine and rock landscape, upon a timber stand. Provenance: Purchased in Hong Kong 1970s.
Height: 8cm (on stand) Width: 6.5cm 		SOLD $290
129 20th century
Comprising one of a deity on a stone base, the other of a young girl at work with her woven tray and good fortune bag, upon a carved wooden stand.
Height: 11cm Width: 8.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $180
130 20th century
The two-piece 'lotus' belt buckle, in pale-celadon jade of even tone, on a rosewood stand with full scrolled ends.
Length: 12.5cm Width: 5.5cm 		SOLD $700
131 20th century
Depicted standing in long flowing robes, with serene expression, holding a fan, upon a carved wooden stand.
Height: 18.5cm (on stand) 		SOLD $260
132 20th century
Depicting Shou Lao in a typical pose, holding his knotted Staff in one hand and the peach of immortality in the other, upon a wooden stand.
Height: 14cm (on stand) 		SOLD $450
133 20th century
The rectangular section baluster vase and cover with pierced handles and chain, the sides carved in low relief with taotie masks, the semi-translucent stone of mottled celadon tone with creamy inclusions.
Height: 14.5cm Width: 8.5cm (vase) Full extended length: 32cm 		$0
134 20th century
The scrolls pierced domed cover decorated with shaped reserves of flower sprays, surmounted by a flower head finial suspending four loose rings, the body engraved with bamboo, with pierced vegetal twin handles suspending ring handles, and raised upon a domed foot, upon a hardwood ruyi and lingzhi stand.
Height: 16cm Width: 16cm Diameter: 11cm 		SOLD $3750
135 20th century
Comprising one depicting a reclining beauty, the other probably of Guanyin holding a fan, both raised on wooden stands.
Height: 17.5cm Width: 10cm and smaller 		SOLD $260
136 20th century
Comprising a carved agate 'lotus' brush washer, the translucent stone of a pale grey smoky colour with russet inclusions, upon a vintage stylised lotus pod stand, together with a carved mottled green stone tripod censer with guardian lion censer, and three small stone figures of Fu, Lu and Shou on a wooden stand.
Height: 9.5cm (censor) Length: 13cm Width: 10.5cm (brushwash) 		SOLD $100
137 20th century
The carved and polished white jade pair of winged pixius with heads raised upwards, together with a pair of celadon jade miniature vases and domed covers with ball finals, the body decorated with dragons amongst clouds.
Height: 16cm Length: 22cm and smaller 		SOLD $170
138 Comprising a bronze Burmese lion, a reconstituted amber tripod censer on a fitted stand, a resin brushpot with relief roses, a small hexagonal wooden jewellery box, a terracotta 'dragon' pot, and a shaped wooden box.
Height: 19cm Width: 15cm (censer, on stand) and smaller 		SOLD $60
139 Possibly Qing Dynasty, 19th century
The compressed body incised with a band of classical scroll and ruyi heads, the spout modelled as a dragon head, with a chilong applied to the handle and to the cover, raised on short tripod conical feet, marked under the cover and to the underside.
Height: 10cm Length: 20cm Diameter: 13cm 		SOLD $50
140 20th century
Comprising a pair of cinnabar vases of baluster form decorated with reserved of floral sprays surrounded by scrolls, on wooden stands, together with a two-tone cinnabar ovoid jar and cover decorated with two reserves of blossoming branches on rocky outcrop surrounded by scrolls in black over a red ground, upon an openwork carved rosewood five-legged circular stand.
Height: 13cm and 10cm 		SOLD $140
141 A cushion shaped snuff bottle carved thru blue overlay to opaque white ground with Shou Lao to side & deer to reverse; a flattened ovoid form with blue glass overlay, each side a painted framed panel of lakeside landscape & a butterfly on blooming flowers, with carved faux ring handles & matching stopper; of meiping shape with green glass overlay framing a continuous inside painted mountainous landscape, fisherman & a floral border with glass stoppers. H:7.5cm & smaller SOLD $70
142 Comprising a fine Balinese carved figure of Indra on a double lotus base signed to the underside 'Njana Tilem Gallery - Mas Bali - Tilem's Design - Exc: By AJR', a carved ebony recumbent lion snarling and an ebonised elephant with bone toenails.
Height: 20cm (Balinese figure) 		SOLD $40
143 The bowl with en everted rim decorated with underglaze blue scrolls, the small dish with a fretwork border and sprigs to the exterior, each in its silk lined fitted box.
Height: 7cm Diameter: 13.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
144 early 20th century
The elongated octagonal dish raised on four ivory ball feet decorated to the well with an intricate geometric mosaic of bone, green stone and ebony surrounded by a superb border of alternating openwork carved bone fretwork reserves and faux tortoiseshell panels.
Height: 4cm Length: 23cm Width: 20.5cm 		SOLD $180
145 20th century
Comprising one with brass wire trunk and leaves of multi-coloured amber upon a stone base, another larger with amethyst leaves upon a square marble base, and smaller amber examples, together with a small bag of amber from Mizgiris Amber Museum (Lithuania).
Height: 21cm Width: 28cm Depth: 23cm and smaller 		SOLD $90
146 Comprising a Chinese cloisonne bowl of squat form with inverted rim, decorated to the interior and exterior with floral sprays framed by ruyi borders and against a white ground of clouds, upon a carved stand, a small Japanese cloisonne vase with roses decoration upon a white ground, and a Royal Maruni Japanese vase with gilt landscape decoration and mother-of-pearl detailing, on a carved stand.
Height: 13cm (japanese vase) and smaller 		SOLD $110
147 Late Meiji Period (1868-1912)
The pair of Hibachi used as planters, of circular form with a flat rim, decorated with mythical creature ring handles and a band of ouroboros dragons, all raised on short tripod feet upon a wooden base.
Height: 21cm Diameter: 26cm 		SOLD $250
148 Late Meiji Period (1868-1912)
The pair of vases / urns / censers or jardinières, each decorated in relief to two shaped cartouches with birds in flight and on branches, with elephant head and trunk twin handles and raised on six short scrolled feet.
Height: 22cm Width: 23cm Diameter: 17cm 		SOLD $200
149 early Showa period, late 1920s
The baluster shaped vases with figural twin handles, featuring the deity Kannon with a gilt halo, adorned with flowers and flanked by attendants, in dark palette moriage enamels with gilt detailing against a cobalt blue ground.
Height: 31cm 		$0
150 late 19th century
The late Meiji era baluster base with shaped panels of vegetal motifs between stiff leaf and patterned borders, raised on a bronze base with oriental scroll feet, with beaded brass capital and fitted with burner mechanism with trademark to button.
Height: 38cm 		$0
151 late Meiji period (1868-1912)
The bottle vases with everted rims decorated in relief with birds on branches, lappet and key fret borders, and with mythical creature pierced twin handles.
Height: 30.5cm 		SOLD $120
152 Meiji period, early 20th century
The censer and cover and leafy mounts,
with a stepped circular domed cover with shishi and ball finial over openwork cloud scrolls, above a compressed ovoid body with high set handles and decorated with roundels of mythical twin beasts in low relief upon a textured ground, elephant rings, lappet and stiff leaf borders, and raised on ornate splayed legs.
Height: 44cm Width: 28cm 		SOLD $100
153 20th century
The bronze figure of Guan Yu depicted standing as a powerful red-faced warlord wearing flowing robes over his body armour, with one hand on his long beard and the other holding his legendary bronze guandao, upon a square stand.
Height: 114cm Width: 45cm Depth: 65cm 		$0
154 20th century
The rosewood frame with openwork carved scrolled supports and borders of interlocking scrolls, enclosing a black-lacquered screen with four painted reserves of flowering branches, the reserve with incised and gilded inscription.
Height: 184cm Width: 95cm Depth: 61cm 		$0
155 circa 1970
The impressive pair of black lacquered vases of square section, decorated in relief with applied hardstone and jade goddesses, including Wangmu riding a lion and Guanyin an elephant, amidst foliage, clouds and auspicious animals, the necks and stands gilded with dragons and figural reserves surrounded by foliate scrolls, on matching stands with scrolled feet. With fitted wooden crates for transport.
Height: 210cm Width: 66cm Depth: 66cm 		$0
156 Circa 1970
The hardwood frame pierced twin-dragon scrollwork crest and decorated in high relief with applied ivory, painted stone, semi-precious stones and mother-of-pearl to depict auspicious objects and musicians against a cinnabar diaper ground, with fine details.
Height: 191cm Width: 204cm Depth: 7cm 		$0
157 20th century
The tansu-style desktop or floor stepped storage chest with cupboard and drawer, together with a Chinese rosewood jewellery box with carved shou medallion and brass clasp, opening to a silk lined interior with ring compartment and partitions.
Height: 40.5cm Width: 47.5cm Depth: 40cm and smaller 		SOLD $120
158 Late Meji Period, late 19th century
The low writing desk with an arrangement of six small drawers, including a central pencil drawer under the writing surface, the side drawers with mokko-shaped iron handles, with nice patina.
Height: 29cm Width: 92.5cm Width: 40.5cm 		$0
159 Mid-20th century
The elegant Christofle ice bucket or champagne cooler, with a heavy gauge slightly flaring body and turned ebony handles to a stepped circular base, stamped to the underside, in its original anti-tarnish Christofle cloth pouch.
Height: 23cm Diameter: 21cm Width: 28cm 		SOLD $300
160 1748 London, maker's mark rubbed
The near pair of sauce boats of typical form form with flared wavy rims, raised upon three hoof scroll feet and with leaf capped double C-scroll flying handle, both engraved to one side with letter P in script, maker's marl rubbed on both, date letter rubbed on one.
Weight: 505g
Height: 11.5cm Length: 18cm and smaller 		SOLD $920
161 Wallace Silversmiths - Wallingford, CT, mid-20th century
The elegant service for eight comprising 8 dinner forks, 8 dinner spoons, 8 dinner knives, 8 entrée knives, 8 entrée forks, 8 soup spoons, 8 teaspoons, a butter knife, a sugar spoon, a serving spoon and a pierced serving spoon, all in 'Stradivari' pattern (introduced 1937), each marked, in a brown velvet lined fitted board. Silver Weight (without knives): 1670g
Length: 25cm (knife) and shorter 		SOLD $2800
162 1908 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Joseph Gloster Ltd
The fine cigarette case of slightly curved profile with reserved floral sprays and a cartouche to one side engraved with monogram and inscribed 'from M.F Nov. 7th 1908', otherwise finely engraved all over with scrolls and foliate decoration, opening to gilt interior and marked to the interior.
Weight: 160g
Length: 13cm Width: 9cm 		SOLD $310
163 1823 London, with maker's mark for William Eley I & William Fearn
The pair of fiddle pattern table spoons, each engraved with initials in script to terminal and marked under the handle.
Weight: 156g
Length: 22cm 		SOLD $270
164 1734 London, maker's mark rubbed
The Hanoverian pattern spoon, engraved with initials 'TI' in Roman block to the reverse terminal and marked under the handle.
Weight: 48g
Length: 20cm 		SOLD $130
165 1728 London, with unknown JB script maker's mark
The Hanoverian pattern spoon with ornate shell back, engraved in Roman block to the reverse terminal with Betrothal triangle and marked under the handle.
Weight: 50g
Length: 21cm 		SOLD $130
166 1788 London, with maker's mark for Richard Crossley
The dinner spoon in Old English pattern, clearly marked under the handle.
Weight: 58g
Length: 21.5cm 		SOLD $100
167 1728 London, with maker's mark for Edward Bennett I
The Hanoverian rattail pattern spoon, engraved with family crest to the reverse terminal and marked under the handle.
Weight: 36g
Length: 19cm 		SOLD $160
168 1922 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Charles Wilkes
The set of 6 coffee spoons with tapering and reeded handles, each marked under the bowl, in a blue velvet lined wooden case, together with a Rolex Lucerne .800 silver souvenir spoon.
Weight: 76g
Length: 10.5cm 		SOLD $140
169 1852 London, with maker's mark for John Wilmin Figg
The pair of claret jugs with cylindrical glass body to a bulbous compressed base etched with grapes, vines and vacant cartouche, with glass loop handle and star-cut base, the mount repoussé and chased with grotesque mask and gesticulating putti under floral swags, the hinged cover with floral and rais-de-coeur borders centering a seated putto finial, each marked twice. Total weight 2610g
Height: 27.5cm 		SOLD $1350
170 1879 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Atkin Brothers
The fish knife and fork set with bright cut floral designs to the blade and tines, beaded ferrules and slightly tapering reeded ivory handles with foliate and beaded detailing to pinecone terminals, marked to the blade and neck, in their purple velvet and silk lined fitted presentation case.
Total weight: 338g
Length: 33cm and 25cm 		SOLD $320
171 Reiner Gebrüder Bayerische Silberbesteck, circa 1900
Comprising 6 dinner spoons, 6 dinner forks, 4 dinner knives, 5 entrée forks, 6 entrée knives, 6 dessert spoons, and 6 teaspoons, with plain design, each marked under the handle.
Silver Weight (without the knives): 1376g
Length: 24.5cm (knife) and smaller 		SOLD $1950
172 Vereinigte Silberwarenfabriken AG, Düsseldorf, early 20th century
Comprising 6 dinner spoons, 5 dinner forks, 5 dinner knives, 3 teaspoons (plus 1 odd teaspoon also 800 silver), with shaped handles and foliate detailing, each marked under the handle.
Silver Weight (without the knives): 831g
Length: 24.5cm (knife) and smaller 		SOLD $1250
173 1825 London, with maker's mark for Charles Fox II
The teapot and generous sugar bowl of squat circular form with acanthus leaf borders, the bodies repoussé, chased and partly stippled with scrolling foliage centering reserves with engraved family crests, the teapot with cast floral finial, acanthus capped scroll handle and horn insulators, the sugar bowl with gilt interior, on shaped pedestal feet, marked underside and under the cover.
Weight: 1425g
Height: 17cm Width: 27.5cm (teapot) and smaller 		SOLD $2600
174 Comprising a small pair of Edwardian diamond cut crystal vanity jars with domed silver covers decorated with angel and scrolls (1903 Birmingham, Levi & Salaman), two sterling silver mounted button hook and manicure tool sets, a nail buffer (1913 Birmingham, RW & Co), together with a .800 silver 'Rolex Bucherer Watches Lucerne' souvenir teaspoon.
Total silver weight: 98g
Height: 4.5cm Diameter: 6cm (vanity jars) Length: 12cm and smaller (other) 		SOLD $60
175 1836-1840 London, with maker's mark for Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard. The exquisite set comprising a teapot, coffee pot and creamer, matched with a twin handled sugar bowl in a similar pattern by the same maker, of lobed baluster form, decorated with cast floral and foliate finials, scrolling foliate handles with ivory insulators and acanthus thumb piece, the bodies chased with repeat foliate motif and engraved with family crest, all raised upon rocaille scroll feet and marked to the underside.
Weight: 2355g
Height: 25cm (coffee pot) and shorter 		SOLD $4300
176 'Goldrush', 1981
Depicting two miners celebrating the finding of an 18ct yellow gold (plated) nugget, engraved underside to a plaque 'Goldrush. Sterling silver and 18ct gold on Apophyllite and Pyrite. Sculptured by Mike Hammond Australia 1981' 		$0
177 Comprising a J.W Benson London tortoiseshell strut back desk clock, with Roman numerals dial and 8-days movement, an Edwardian oval trinket box (1904 Birmingham, Smith & Bartlam) with a tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl cover and a bright cup engraved body, a faceted glass jar with a silver mounted tortoiseshell cover (1918 Birmingham, Levi & Salaman), together with a cayenne pepper bottle and spoon (1917 or 1942 Birningham, Hukin & Heath Ltd), marked to the collar and spoon. Total Weight: 193g
Height: 10cm Diameter: 10cm (clock) 		SOLD $150
178 Comprising an early 20th century cream jug with a cobra handle, a lassi beaker and a tripod sugar bowl, all unmarked but XRF tested .900 silver (beaker and jug) and .950 silver (bowl). The jug of bulbous lobed form upon a collet foot, decorated with wild life in forest landscape to six lobed panels below a 'dancing fish' border, the beaker and sugar bowl profusely repoussé and chased with scrolling foliage and tendrils upon a stippled ground. Weight: 385g
Height: 11.5cm (beaker) and smaller 		SOLD $640
179 Possibly Lucknow, circa 1890
The unusual circular bowl with a swing handle on a splayed foot, with a scalloped rim comprising twenty pierced lunettes decorated in the Chinese export manner, the rounded body repoussé and chased in the Burmese manner with deities in scrolled reserves, surrounded by floral sprays and borders, the foot with scrolling foliage and conforming pierced lunettes, unmarked, X-Ray tested .927 silver.
Weight: 364g
Height: 12.5cm Diameter: 16.5cm 		SOLD $640
180 1848 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Nathaniel Mills
The card case of shaped rectangular outline with scrolled edges, finely decorated with engine-turned radiating design and engraved with initials PM in script to oval concentric reserve, marked to interior rim, in its original crimson velvet lined Morocco leather case. Weight: 72g
Length: 10cm Width: 7cm 		SOLD $600
181 Mark of Ivan Alexeyev, Moscow, 1875.
The fine set of 6 fiddle pattern teaspoons with silver-gilt bowls, decorated with niello-work foliate scrolls against a striped ground to the back of the bowls and both sides of the fiddle terminals, each marked under the handle, in a fitted case. Ex. Roy's Antiques, Melbourne.
Weight: 130g
Length: 14cm 		$0
182 Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, circa 1900
The set of spoons with swelled handles decorated with threaded edges and ribbon motifs, engraved
with MS monograms to terminals, each marked underside and stamped with retailer's mark 'A. Kittlitz', in their original fitted case, with a silverplated teaspoon.
Silver Weight: 302g
Length: 21.5cm 		SOLD $430
183 The cigarette case of shaped profile with a sprung hinge and gilt interior, the body finely engine turned, marked to the clasp (835, unknown maker's mark), together with a small 800 silver rectangular lady's calling card case with a sprung hinge and plain textured body, marked to the interior (Wimmer & Rieth, Pforzheim).
Weight: 168g
Length: 10cm Width: 8.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $270
184 Tackhing, Hong Kong, early 20th century
The slender rectangular case of curved profile with a sprung hinge and a silver bracket for holding cigarettes, the top engraved and prick worked with of a writhing dragon upon a finely beaten ground, set to the centre with a classical portrait cameo profile, marked 'Tackhing' and '900 silver' to the interior, and further engraved 24-3-49.
Weight: 136g
Length: 11.5cm Width: 8.5cm 		SOLD $330
185 Mark of Ivan Khlebnikov, Moscow, c1910
Cylindrical on a spreading foot with harp shaped scroll handle, the body finely repoussé and chased with irises, tendrils and foliate scrolls, marked under the rim and to the underside.
Weight: 165g
Height: 10.5cm Diameter: 8.5cm 		SOLD $600
186 1898 Birmingham, with maker's mark for William J Holmes
The shaped rectangular frame decorated with classical figures, C-scrolls and acanthus detailing, with burgundy moire taffeta lining and the original leather easel back; enclosing a photo card of an Australian WW1 soldier.
Total Weight: 175g
Height: 18cm Width: 13cm 		SOLD $260
187 Comprising a pierced fiddle and thread pattern serving fork (1849 London, with maker's mark for Francis Higgins II) with engraved foliate design and a crested terminal, marked under the handle; together with a fiddle pattern serving spoon (1828 London, with maker's mark for T Cox Savory) with engraved letter L in script to the terminal, marked under the handle.
Weight: 217g
Length: 25cm and 23cm 		SOLD $360
188 circa 1910
The rectangular two-fold cigarette case with an allover reeded design and a shaped clasp In the manner of Georg Adam Scheid, (clasp a/f missing the stone) with a silver gilt interior and engraved internally 'Dr Louis Henry from Sir Henry Weedon June 10th 1912' (Henry Weedon was a former Lord Mayor of Melbourne [1905-08] and Louis Henry a prominent Melbourne physician; their children, Alfred and Vere, married in St Kilda on June 10th 1912), stamped 900 and with unknown mark. Weight: 121g
Length: 9cm Width: 8cm 		SOLD $210
189 1915 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Fattorini & Sons Ltd
The pair of open salt cellars of compressed rectangular form with waisted necks and scalloped rims upon scrolled pad feet, each marked to the bowl, in their blue velvet lined fitted case.
Weight: 95g
Height: 3.5cm Length: 7cm Width: 5cm 		SOLD $160
190 1807 London, with maker's mark for Peter & William Bateman
The hefty rectangular entrée dish with gadroon borders, the flat domed cover with slip-lock missing the finial, engraved with arms on one side, the other side later inscribed 'Presented by (…)The Royal Exchange Insurance To Colonel F.H. Wright, Chairman of Australasian & Eastern Insurance Co. Ltd. On the occasion of the 60th Anniversary of his entering the service of The Old Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co. Ltd. 20.2.1964'. Weight: 1556g
Height: 8.5cm Length: 18cm Width: 22.5cm 		SOLD $2550
191

Reiner Gebrüder Bayerische Silberbesteck, circa 1900 The extensive service with placings for twelve, comprising dinner forks, dinner spoons, entrée forks, soup spoons, fish forks, fish knives, dessert forks, dessert spoons, cake forks, 13 teaspoons, 8 coffee spoons, 12 various utensils (soup and sauce ladles, salad servers, meat fork, sugar tongs, butter knife etc.) together with 12 dinner, entrée and cake knives with stainless steel blades; all with shaped tapering thread handles engraved with ‘KW’ monogram and marked under the handle.

Total Weight: 8349g. Weight without knives with steel blades: 5575g

Length: 24.5cm (dinner knife)

 SOLD $8000
192 circa 1900
The tall amphora form vase with twin bracket handles raised upon four acanthus legs and with a pierced and shaped rim with foliate motifs, with its original clear glass liner with fan cut decoration, WMF marks under one foot.
Height: 46.5cm Width: 17.5cm 		SOLD $440
193 Austria, circa 1930s
Comprising a decanter and stopper with a matching set of 6 glasses in smoky grey glass with waisted cup shaped bowls and stems in the form of opaque white glass female figures with head tilted back, together with 4 glasses with slightly different bowls and mermaid stems. For a similar design from the same period, see Corning Museum of Glass (New York), accession number 2008.3.42
Height: 23cm (decanter); Height: 10.5cm and 9cm (glasses) 		SOLD $400
194 Austria, circa 1930s
Comprising a decanter and stopper with a matching set of 6 glasses (one as found) in blue glass with stems in the form of amber glass female figures with head tilted back and one leg raised with bent knee atop a circular foot, the decanter with original stopper surmounted by two similar flameworked figures.
Height: 30.5cm and 14cm 		SOLD $400
195 Austria, circa 1930s
The delicate set comprising two small ewers and two pairs of cocktail and liqueur glasses, all with orange swirl bowls, bodies and feet, the ewers with flameworked animal handles, two glasses with teardrop bubble knop enclosing a figure, two glasses with flameworked stems.
Height: 31cm (decanter) and Smaller; Height: 12.5cm (glasses) and smaller 		$0
196 Austria, circa 1930s
The set of delicate footed cordial glasses, each with a conical bowl and foot decorated with different colour enamel swirls, and with a large bubble knop encasing a different flameworked polychrome animal.
Height: 12cm and smaller 		SOLD $500
197 Austria, circa 1930s
Comprising a set of 4 liqueur glasses with conical bowls decorated with orange and green swirls upon spiral twisted black glass stems and circular feet, together with a set of harlequin set of 7 delicate stem vases with tapering body and ruffled rim upon a circular foot, each with swirls decoration in a different colour, and two specimen vases of knopped tapering and elongated baluster forms with white and red swirl décor (13 items).
Height: 15.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $260
198 Austria, circa 1930s
The set of delicate footed cocktail glasses or goblets with conical bowls decorated with orange and white swirls, each with a large bubble knop encasing a different flameworked polychrome animal, above a teardrop bubble knop with clear prunts, to a slender flaring stem and conical foot.
For a similar design from the same period, see Corning Museum of Glass (New York), accession number 99.3.24
Height: 18.5cm 		SOLD $500
199 Austria, circa 1930s
Comprising a set of 3 cocktail glasses with conical bowls with red or white swirls and matching feet, each with an ovoid bubble knop encasing a different flameworked animal above a teardrop bubble knop with matching colour prunts, together with a set of 5 cocktail saucers in clear glass with stems in the form of blue glass female figures with head tilted back and one leg raised with bent knee atop a circular foot.
Height: 18cm and 13.5cm 		SOLD $500
200 late 19th century
The emerald green glass jug with an internal lobed décor and enamelled with lily of the valley and gilt highlights, together with four matching tumblers.
Height: 16.5cm and 10.5cm 		SOLD $160
201 Austria, circa 1930s
The delicate ovoid red swirl vase with an everted neck and ruffled white rim, together with two cocktail sets, including a set of flameworked flower head swizzle sticks and ovoid blue swirl holder.
Height: 10cm (vase) and smaller 		$0
202 Austria, circa 1930s
Comprising three cordial or cocktail glasses with conical bowls and a large bubble knop encasing a different flameworked polychrome animal to a black glass foot, together with a set of 8 bubble swizzle sticks, 6 flameworked flower head swizzle sticks, and a boat shaped swizzle sticks holder.
Height: 11.5cm (glasses) and smaller 		SOLD $100
203 later 19th century
The set of port glasses with cup-shaped bowls, clear stems and spreading feet.
Height: 12.5cm 		$0
204 Austria, circa 1930s
The clear glass set of four Art Deco wine glasses with egg-shaped bowls above an ovoid bubble knop encasing flameworked rearing horses in different colour glass atop a circular foot, together with a single cocktail glass with conical bowl and encased rooster.
Height: 20cm and 13cm 		$0
205 Comprising a Val St Lambert ruby flashed glass decanter and stopper with original label and four harlequin liqueur glasses all decorated with pineapple cuts and palmettes, the glasses with bell shaped bowls above facetted stems and circular spreading feet with star cut patterning, together with two Bohemian ruby flashed liqueur glasses carved with scrolls, and a cranberry fan cut wine glass.
Height: 33.5cm (decanter), Height: 15.5cm (glasses) and smaller 		SOLD $240
206 circa
The cognac decanter and mushroom stopper in 'Liautey' pattern, originally designed for 'Louis de Salignac Cognac', with slice cut body, faceted neck and original stopper, and with stencil mark of Baccarat to the underside.
Height: 21.5cm 		SOLD $100
207 Des. René Lalique (1921), "Coupe Poissons No 1", Marcilhac no. 3211
The circular opalescent glass bowl, moulded to the exterior with a gently spiralling band of sardines, the centre with a cluster of bubbles, signed in moulded relief to the well 'R Lalique'.
Height: 9cm Diameter: 24cm 		SOLD $400
208 Mid-20th century
The heavy gauge clear crystal vase of squared tapering form with raised freeform 'waves' to the lower body, engraved 'Daum Nancy France' and with Cross of Lorraine to the foot.
Height: 15cm Length: 14cm Width: 13.5cm 		$0
209 circa 1900
The decanter with facet-cut borders to the neck and body, with its original faceted globe stopper.
Height: 31cm 		$0
210 early 20th
Probably Bohemian, comprising a bell-shaped decanter and stopper and eight matching liqueur glasses, each decorated with pink and gilt bands, the octagonal stopper possibly a replacement.
Height: 23.5cm and 9cm 		SOLD $40
211 Mid-20th century
The heavy vase of square section and slightly tapering flared form, with diamond Art Vannes stencil mark to the underside.
Height: 27.5cm 		SOLD $60
212 Charles Schneider, mid-20th century
The free-form abstract candlestick with flame-like finial and four branches with brass bobèches, engraved 'Schneider' to the side (originally four lights, one candle holder missing).
Height: 24cm Width: 21cm Depth: 21cm 		SOLD $20
213 early 20th century
Of typical form with a long facet cut neck and lower body, and a hollow conforming navette stopper.
Height: 33cm 		SOLD $20
214 circa 1900
The decanter with slice-cut borders to the neck and body, with its original stopper.
Height: 33cm 		$0
215 early 20th century
The bottle decanter with double ring to the neck, etched 'Baitz Liqueur' to the body, with its four original glass and cork 'horn' stoppers.
Height: 32.5cm 		SOLD $30
216 Mid-20th century
The oval dish and cover on four splayed feet, decorated with stars and diamond cuts.

Height: 17.5cm Length: 19cm Width: 11cm 		SOLD $60
217 Mid-20th century
The conical body on a compressed base with slice cut rim and base, the body cut with star and diamond motifs, unmarked.
Height: 21cm 		SOLD $20
218 Probably John Yates & Sons Birmingham
The open bottle stand with three Bristol blue glass bottles and stoppers, with central fixed handle upon a trefoil base with scrolls and acanthus accent on short feet, stamped to the base.
Height: 45cm Width: 25.5cm 25.5cm 		SOLD $50
219 Comprising a set of 7 'Boyne' pattern Champagne coupes, a set of 4 'Kildare' pattern Champagne flutes, a 'Castletown' pattern pitcher, a 'Lismore' pitcher and a Jim O'Leary collection compote; each with Waterford stencil mark to the underside (14 pieces)
Height: 14cm Diameter: 20.5cm (comport) Height: 20.5cm (jug) and smaller
Height: 19cm and 11cm (glassware) 		SOLD $400
220 'Alana' pattern, introduced 1957
The fine suite of stemware with straight-sided tapering bowls, comprising 12 Champagne flutes, 13 Claret glasses, 11 Sherry glasses and a water jug, each in classic 'Alana' with cut crosshatch decoration and with Waterford stencil mark to the underside.
Height: 18.5cm (champagne flute) and smaller 		$0
221 Des. 1968 (Per Lütken, Danish 1916-1998), Prod. 1969-1976.
The stunning Scandinavian bright yellow cased glass vase, probably an early production without the opal white interior casing, still bearing the original factory paper label.
Height: 18cm Diameter: 14.5cm 		SOLD $280
222 Ex. Kirra Galleries Melbourne. Signed or titled and dated 2009 but illegible. Artist unknown, in the manner of Christian Arnold. In a metal frame.
Height: 19.5cm Width: 13cm Depth: 12cm 		SOLD $100
223 Ritzenhoff, Germany, circa 2000.
Comprising 10 'Champus' champagne glasses, each in their original gift box with cloth napkin, 8 beer glasses with coasters in their original tubular packaging, and 10 schnapps glasses also with coasters in their original packaging.
Height: 25cm, 24cm and 11.5cm 		SOLD $220
224 late 19th century
Comprising twelve wine glasses, the French blown set with bucket shape bowls, hand cut sides, bladed knop and circular spreading bases, unmarked.
Height: 14cm 		$0
225 late 20th century
With four trumpet vases on plated mounts above a dish-base, with flute cut decoration and slice cut rims, with acid etched mark to the underside.
Height: 34cm Width: 28cm 		SOLD $60
226

Oiva Toikka (1931-2019), Annual Bird Rooster 'Juhlakukko', 1997.
In royal blue cased glass with ribbon and spot melting, light red powder inclusions, partly iridescent, the underside with Littala label, signed 'O. Toikka Nuutajärvi' and engraved '25v'.
Toikan Linnut, Birds by Toikka 1972-2009, Hämeenlinnu, 2008, p. 56.
Height: 22cm Width: 14.5cm

 SOLD $330
227 Comprising a fine Baccarat 'Rose teinté' glass vase with spiral moulded body and faceted neck, a Victorian sterling silver mounted ruby glass jar, as found to the hinge (1897 Birmingham, Levi & Salaman), and a Rosenthal crystal for Versace stopper with a frosted orange coloured Medusa head
Height: 18cm (vase) and smaller 		SOLD $130
228 Waterford, late 20th century
The pair of Waterford crystal 'Marquis Confetti vases of tapering form, decorated with a pattern of diagonally alternating wedge-cut panels, with labels and marked to the underside.
Height: 20cm Diameter: 10cm 		$0
229 first half 20th century
The waisted vase on a short everted foot, with a slice-cut to clear lower body and a diamond border above, engraved 'Val Lambert' to the underside and with original foil label under the rim.
Height: 20cm Diameter: 13cm 		SOLD $110
230 20th century
The ovoid jar upon a spiral twisted clear glass stem and spreading base, with domed cover and finial, with gilt highlights and swags around the body, unmarked.
Height: 32cm 		SOLD $90
231 Lalique, post-1945 design and mark, 2nd half 20th century
The frosted crystal vase decorated in relief with sparrows amidst leafy branches and raised upon a clear crystal square pedestal base, with original label and engraved 'Lalique France' to the underside.
Height: 13.5cm 		SOLD $240
232 The modern 'Desna' perfume bottle made in the Czech Republic from the original Heinrich Hoffmann moulds, with a frosted crystal reclining nude stopper and square body with canted corners, with sandblasted 'Desna' mark underside and original label, together with two c1960s Scandinavian cased glass vases in amethyst and smoky blue tones, respectively by Sea Glasbruk and Bengt Edenfalk, labelled and signed underside.
Height: 17.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $130
233 Lalique, post-1945 design and mark, last quarter 20th century
Designed by Marie-Claude Lalique (1996), the Bougainvillea vase in clear and frosted crystal, cylindrical with three sprays of bougainvillea and trailing foliage, with a stiff leaf border to the shoulder; engraved 'Lalique France' to the underside.
Height: 17.5cm 		SOLD $400
234 Waterford crystal, c2010
The set of six large champagne flutes detailed with the signature diamond and wedge cuts of the 'Lismore' line, with thin walls and slender stems to circular spreading bases, each with etched mark underside, in their original fitted case.
Height: 27.5cm 		SOLD $400
235 Des. Georges Chevalier (1894-1987) for Baccarat, mid-20th century
The timeless classic 'Argentina' decanter with botanical and geometric motifs etched to the bell shaped body and original globe stopper; with stencil mark of Baccarat France to the underside. 		SOLD $350
236 Comprisng a Swarovski 'Chinese Zodiac Pig' figurine (5371640, 2018) in golden crystal upon a fan shaped clear crystal base with Swarovski mark, a Villeroy & Boch clear crystal 'Duck' figurine, and a French Baccarat clear sitting rabbit figurine, with acid etched 'Baccarat France' mark underside.
Height: 9.5cm Length: 23.5cm Width: 10.5cm (duck) and smaller 		SOLD $260
237 early 20th century
Comprising a cylindrical faceted cranberry glass perfume bottle with a faceted clear glass stopper and another with fan and stan cut decoration, with its original tapering stopper.
Height: 16.5cm and 15.5cm 		SOLD $20
238 Comprising a Royal Doulton crystal ships decanter and flat stopper in a pattern close to the 'Hellene' pattern with etched mark and original label, together with a boxed part set of 5 Royal Doulton hand cut crystal 'Lunar' pattern 'Double Old Fashioned' tumblers, each with etched mark underside, in their original cardboard box.
Height: 25cm and 9.5cm 		SOLD $80
239 Comprising a ruby cut glass decanter and stopper, three champagne glasses with cut to clear floral and lens cut designs on hexagonal tapering cut stems and circular spreading bases, together with a boat shaped heavy cut crystal centerpiece bowl with a scalloped and serrated edge, the body with cut to clear pinwheel design.
Height: 35cm (decanter) and smaller 		SOLD $50
240 Mid-20th century
The stylised bird form nut or candy dish in clear glass, with 'Art Vannes France' stencil mark to the underside.
Height: 8cm Length: 33cm Width: 12.5cm 		SOLD $40
241 Comprising a Waterford Marquis 'Honour' vase with a flaring rim and fan cut decoration, together with a 'Glandore' Rose Bowl with diamond and laurel decoration, each with Waterford stencil mark to the underside.
Height: 25.5cm and 14.5cm 		SOLD $100
242 The Waterford ruby cased bowl in 'Araglin' the collection with diamond and vertical wedges decoration, with original label and etched mark underside, together with a clear crystal 'Ashton' quartz mantle clock with Roman numerals and starburst design, with original label and etched mark.
Height: 12cm Diameter: 24cm (bowl) 		SOLD $260
243 Comprising a French Art Vannes mid-20th century centerpiece glass bowl with diamond stencil mark underside, together with two boat shaped Bohemian centerpiece bowls, a heavy circular fruit bowl and a vase, with cut and etched decoration.
Height: 30cm (tall vase) 		SOLD $50
244 circa 1900
The decanter with facet-cut borders to the neck and body, with its original faceted globe stopper.
Height: 30.5cm 		$0
245 Mid-20th century
The heavy flaring bowl intricately wheel cut throughout with hobstars and brilliant cut embellishments to a scalloped and serrated rim, unmarked.
Height: 11cm Diameter: 21cm 		SOLD $120
246 The early 20th century elegant perfume bottle of upright form with a lens cut and faceted bulbous bottle upon a faceted hexagonal column and lens cut foot, with part original brass fitting and new puffer, together with a hand-blown cased glass ovoid vase with an everted rim, decorated with a free form red and black layered design of waves and spatter, unmarked.
Height: 20.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
247 late 19th century
The brass inlaid liquor chest with a hinged top and sides opening to reveal a fitted interior with four decanters with original stoppers and complete set of sixteen liqueur glasses on square feet, all amber stained and engraved with trailing grapevine design.
Height: 20.5cm (decanter), 7cm (glassess)
Height: 27cm Width: 29cm Depth: 22cm (cabinet) 		SOLD $650
248 circa 1890
The oak case with silver plated handle and trims enclosing three square section glass spirit decanters with canted edges and faceted ball stoppers, with key.
Height: 33.5cm Length: 35cm Width: 13.5cm 		SOLD $220
249 Comprising a Danish ceramic figure of a seated woman by Lauritz Hjorth, signed and numbered 310 underside, a Hungarian art deco style ceramic figure of a young woman kneeling with Aquincum Budapest stamp underside, together with a Maling ware floral serving dish decorated in relief with flower heads and foliage against a cobalt blue ground, stamped underside.
Height: 22cm (figure) and smaller, Length: 19.5cm Width: 18.5cm (dish) 		$0
250 circa 1940
The glazed and painted earthenware head upon a blue glazed integral stand, incised with number 2057 and stamped 'Czechoslovakia' to the underside, possibly Ditmar Urbach.
Height: 20cm Width: 15cm Depth: 14cm 		SOLD $110
251 late 20th century
The Art Deco style ceramic busts in brown glaze upon stepped square bases, comprising a reissue 'Windsept' (Des. Franz Joseph Koenig for Royal Haeger, 1936, model no. 812), and two others from the same line, unmarked with original tags.
Height: 19cm and smaller 		SOLD $50
252 C. Ahrendeldt, Limoges, mid-20th century
Decorated all over with spring flowers upon a white ground, and with gilt highlights to the scalloped rim, each stamped underside.
Height: 12cm Diameter: 23cm 		SOLD $80
253 20th century
Modelled as a seated man in traditional outfit, pensively carving a piece of wood, in tones of green, black and beige on a white ground, with factory mark to the underside.
Height: 33cm Width: 17cm Depth: 23cm 		$0
254 Attrib. to Ditmar Urbach, circa 1930s
The 'Alienware' bowl with a piecrust edge and a satin mottled gray-blue glaze, together with a matching twin handled ribbed vase, each stamped Czechoslovakia underside.
Height: 7.5cm Diameter: 29.5cm (bowl) Height: 14cm (cup) 		$0
255 early 20th century
The porcelain wall plate well decorated in the aesthetic movement Minton's manner, with a portrait of a young woman before a backdrop of blossoming lilies in burnt sienna tones, with unknown impressed W mark to the reverse.
Height: 3.5cm Diameter: 30.5cm 		SOLD $40
256 The circa 1930 large glazed and painted red earthenware floral vase or jardiniere in pattern design OG (orig. design by Truda Carter) with stylised floral motifs against a white ground, the underside impressed 'Carter Stabler Adams Ltd., Poole Pottery', incised (shape) 621, and inscribed 'OG', together with a post-1950 floral charger with Poole England printed mark.
Height: 6cm Diameter: 33cm (charger) Height: 26cm (jar) 		SOLD $150
257 Circa 1940s
Comprising a Water Lily vase modelled as a clump of large blooms and buds on a spreading foot, together with a 'Three fish' vase, a 'Shell' vase and a 'School of fish' vase, each in a mottled pale yellow and green glaze and stamped with 'E.G. Greenway / Australia' mark to the underside.
Height: 19.5cm Length: 32cm Width: 13cm and smaller 		SOLD $40
258 20th century
Comprising two floral plates and a bowl by Henriot Quimper, two 'Faiencerie Colas' plates in sepia and pale green tones with birds and floral spray, and revolutionary plate with fleur-de-lys armorial by HB-Henriot Quimper.
Height: 6.5cm Diameter: 29.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $80
259 20th century
Comprising two HB-Henriot Quimper plates with traditional, a 'Honfleur' plate stamped 'SR Peint main', a French Revolution 'Je suis invincible' plate signed 'SP' and another.
Diameter: 26cm and smaller 		SOLD $230
260 Aynsley, pattern number 4697, early 20th century
The set of pretty teacup trios decorated with pink roses and patterned borders to a pink body, each stamped underside.
Length: 15cm Width: 15cm (side plate) and smaller 		SOLD $60
261 Comprising a Rosenthal porcelain cylindrical vase (Des. Alain Le Foll) gilt decorated in 'Fleurs du Lac' pattern, a Rosenthal olive dish in 'Golden Suns' pattern, together with a Minton 'Petal centerpiece vase' decorated in 'Haddon Hall' pattern, each stamped to the underside.
Height: 14cm (vase) Diameter: 17cm (dish) 		SOLD $20
262 Circa 1930s
Comprising a Czechoslovakian Amphora pottery ovoid vase with a glazed border of floral decoration in colours upon a sponged mottled ground, stamped underside and numbered 15072, together with a Crown Ducal ware art pottery vase with floral decoration, stamped to the underside.
Height: 20cm and 17cm 		$0
263 Royal Doulton, design number D4049 (1917), early 1920s
The twin-handled vases, shape numbers 7384 and 7397, finely decorated with vibrant pansies and black borders, each with lion over crown backstamp, painted marks and impressed shape numbers to the underside.
Height: 21.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $160
264 The mid-20th century cold painted bisque busts of a young man and woman in the Renaissance manner with floral and scroll patterned dress, each upon a marbleised square section waisted socle and with painted monogram underside, together with a small Locke & Co blush ivory porcelain bowl.
Height: 20.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $30
265 19th century
Comprising a small brass set circular sage green jasperware plaque with classical relief, stamped uppercase 'Wedgwood' to the reverse, together with a painted porcelain bust of Sir Walter Scott, unmarked.
Height: 9cm (bust) 		SOLD $90
266 later 19th century
The blush ivory ground vase of globular form with a flared, reticulated rim and scrolls pierced twin handles upon a moulded base, painted with chrysanthemums, signed 'E. Raby' and with gilt highlights, with printed mark (date code illegible), registration number and shape number 1079 to the underside.
Height: 28cm 		$0
267 Comprising a Herend porcelain amphora form covered vase with scrolled acanthus handles design 6690 in puce with gilt highlights, with anniversary 1826-1976 backstamp underside, together with a Hollohaza (Hungary) porcelain 'Erica mint' covered sugar bowl.
Height: 26cm and smaller 		SOLD $160
268 Attributed to Ridgway, pattern 5/3550, mid-19th century
The dessert serving dish or low comport with twin handles to the moulded rim, painted with fruit to the well within elaborate gilt moulded foliate borders on a cobalt blue ground, the underside inscribed with pattern number.
Height: 5cm Length: 26.5cm Width: 23.5cm 		SOLD $90
269 Royal Doulton, design number D4049 (1917), early 1920s
Comprising a teapot, a coffee pot, four octagonal teacup trios, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and a sandwich tray, all finely decorated with vibrant pansies and black borders, each with lion over crown backstamp and painted marks to the underside.
Height: 21.5cm (coffee pot) and smaller 		SOLD $440
270 by George Johnson, circa 1921-23
The pair of miniature vases and covers of hexagonal form, painted in 18th century style with mirror shaped panels of Fancy Birds reserved on a scale-blue ground, each signed G Johnson and stamped underside, in their original fitted box. Commissioned from 1921, the completed Queen Mary's Doll's House was first shown at the British Empire Exhibition in 1924, attracting 1.6 million visitors. Royal Warrant holders were approached to make miniature objects for the house. A similar vase is in the Museum of Royal Worcester (no. 2750)
Height: 3.5cm 		SOLD $300
271 20th century
The small white glazed oval form moulded teapot and cover in the rococo manner, on a warmer stand with scroll handles, stamped 'Limoges France' to the underside of the stand.
Height: 28cm 		$0
272 Charles Ahrenfeldt, Limoges, circa 1920s
The porcelain tapering base transfer decorated with blossoming pink roses with painted highlights, with hardware marked 'Lampe Berger', wick and stone present, the underside with CA Limoges backstamp.
Height: 17.5cm 		SOLD $50
273 Comprising a 19th century Mason's ironstone 'Mandalay' pattern jug of octagonal form, a 20th century Royal Worcester cabbage-leaf mask jug, and a c1820 'Gaudy Welsh' jug, probably by John and Richard Riley.
Height: 18cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
274 Comprising a c1990s limited edition Royal Winton Grimwades 'Florence' footed vase of tapered octagonal form, chintz decorated with vivid carnations and a myriad of small blue and pink flowers, the underside stamped, inscribed with initials and numbered 82/2000, together with a Crown Devon Fieldings rouge lustre vase painted with enamel flowers in the Japanese style, with twin handles and gilt highlights, the underside stamped, with initials and pattern number 5003.
Height: 30.5cm and 19.5cm 		SOLD $50
275 early to mid-20th century
The oval pedestal jardinière with moulded swan neck handles, hand decorated with summer flower bouquets in scrolling gilt reserves upon a jewelled trellis ground with pale blue and gilt borders to the rim and base, the underside with green Limoges France script stamp.
Height: 20.5cm Length: 31cm Width: 14.5cm 		SOLD $50
276 Wedgwood, pattern W4312
The twin handled vegetable serving dish and cover decorated in 'Florentine' (black) patten with gilt highlights, with backstamp to the underside.
Height: 15.5cm Width: 25cm Diameter: 21.5cm 		SOLD $50
277 Rosenthal, Studio Line, c1970s
The assorted porcelain plates in Romance Gold pattern, each gilded to the well with crests, stamped and numbered to the underside, with hooks for suspension.
Height: 3.5cm Diameter: 27.5cm 		SOLD $50
278 Royal Doulton, Bayeux Series, issued 1907-1930, D2873.
The circular bowl transfer decorated with a central medallion depicting a Norman longship at sea ('Landing at Pevensey') surrounded by text 'Bayeux. Tapisserie de la Reine Mathilde Représentant la Conquête de l'Angleterre 1066', further decorated with more scenes from the Bayeux Tapestry, with pabkstamp and printed model number D2873 to the underside.
Height: 10cm Diameter: 23cm 		SOLD $150
279 Gardner Porcelain Manufactory, Verbilki, circa 1900
Finely painted the Chinese style with peony and lotus sprays to the well and to shaped reserves upon a pale pink ground wide border with scrolling foliage, framed by the underside with red printed mark and inscribed with pattern no. 1042.
Height: 5cm Diameter: 33.5cm 		SOLD $220
280 20th century
The circular bowl with bulging sides on a waisted foot, decorated in white relief with eighteenth century-style neo-classical scenes of figures in various activities and settings, impressed marks underside.
Height: 13cm Diameter: 21.5cm 		SOLD $130
281 20th century
Comprising a Shelley 'Duchess' (green) pattern round vegetable tureen decorated with floral vignettes interspersed with scrolled reserves of bouquets against a green ground, and with gilt highlights, stamped underside; together with three other English ceramic tureens in various patterns.
Height: 15cm Width: 26.5cm Diameter: 23cm (Shelley - green) 		SOLD $50
282 20th century
Comprising a Johnson Brothers blue and white Willow pattern round vegetable tureen, two other English ceramic tureens in different patterns, a small cheese dish and cover and a butter dish.
Height: 12.5cm Width: 25.5cm Diameter: 23.5cm (Willow - blue) 		SOLD $30
283 early 20th century
Probably French, the unmarked figures in the manner of Le Guluche and Alphonse Hanne, comprising one of a pensive water carrier upon a naturalistic base.
Height: 47cm and smaller 		SOLD $50
284 Heinrich & Co, with green backstamp used 1911-, mid-20th century
Comprising 6 dinner, entrée and side plates, 6 soup coupes and saucers, 5 teacups and 6 saucers, a lidded tureen, and a creamer with saucer, in plain 'Spinning' pattern with a simple border of gold interlocking lines to the rim, each piece marked to the underside.
Height: 11cm Diameter: 24cm (tureen) 		SOLD $120
285 circa 1950s
The ovoid vase tube-lined with a band of orchids in rich flambé tones, with Walter Moorcroft flash signature, paper warrant label, impressed factory mark and 'Made in England' underside.
Height: 14cm 		$0
286 Comprising two 1902 Royal Worcester plates painted with game birds (grouse and woodcock), both signed by George Johnson, and with moulded foliate borders in cobalt blue and gilt, stamped underside, together with a c1900 George Jones & Sons strawberry set with spiral fluted sugar caster and cream jug, silverplate mount and fitted stand with carry handle, printed crescent mark underside, marked china and England, and inscribed with pattern number 18860.
Diameter: 23.5cm (plates) 		SOLD $60
287 Charles Lemanceau, Manufacture de Faïences d'Art de St-Clément, circa 1930s
Slip moulded in brown and modulating cream colours, depicting a fox modelled standing with head turned above stylised foliage, upon an integral rectangular base moulded 'Lemanceau' to the front, the reverse stamped with monogram 'SC' and 'France - 908'.
Height: 37cm Length: 41cm Width: 15cm 		SOLD $280
288 An Australian Landscape
Watercolour signed lower left
Height: 30.5cm Width: 37.5cm 		SOLD $20
289 Emu and Dingo Dreaming Ti Tree Station N.T.
Unsigned oil on canvas
Height: 90cm Width: 60cm 		SOLD $40
290 Untitled
Oil on canvas signed and dated 2000 lower right
Height: 64cm Width: 109cm 		SOLD $90
291 Snake Dreaming
Unsigned oil on canvas
Height: 67cm Width: 99cm 		SOLD $40
292 Blood on the Wattle
Oil on canvas titled verso signed and dated 2000 lower right
Height: 76cm Width: 107.5cm (included frame) 		SOLD $50
293 Floral Still Life in Vase
Oil on board signed lower left
Height: 90cm Width: 74cm (includes frame) 		$0
294 Floral Study
Oil on board signed lower left
Height: 63cm W83.5cm (includes frame) 		$0
295 Melbourne City Tram
Oil on canvas on board signed lower left
Height: 60cm Width: 51cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $320
296 'The Old Mill' (remnant of Label verso 'Daily Mill'?)
Oil on canvas on board signed lower left and Kumon Gallery label verso.
Height: 60cm Width: 75cm (includes frame) 		$0
297 Landscape
Watercolour signed lower left
Height: 51cm Width: 56cm 		SOLD $130
298 Breughel at Pinball 1987
Triptych oil on paper with Thomas Segal Gallery Label verso
Height: 69cm Width: 130cm (includes frame) 		$0
299 Five of Hearts 1989
Guache on paper with Thomas Segal Gallery label verso
Height: 101cm Width: 81.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $200
300 Untitled
Oil on canvas signed lower right
Height: 77.5cm Width: 87.5cm (includes frame) 		$0
301 Green Flower
Pastel signed and dated 1977 lower right
Height: 82cm Width: 69cm (includes frame) 		$0
302 The Wicker Chair
Pastel on paper signed lower right provenance Melbourne Fine Art Gallery Sept 2000
Height: 50cm Width: 80cm 		$0
303 David Logan the Sheldonian Theatre Oxford
Bodleian Library Oxford
Height: 45cm Width: 54.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $110
304 Beach Scene
Oil on board signed lower left
Height: 41.5cm Width: 51.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $140
305 Cottage Garden
Oil on canvas on board signed lower left
Height: 45cm Width: 54.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $220
306 Morning,Leichhardt River
Oil on board signed lower right and Dated 2017 verso
Height: 44cm Width: 53.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $260
307 Nuclear War?There Goes My Career!
Oil on board signed and dated 2002 verso
Height: 48.5cm Width: 48.5cm 		SOLD $130
308 Ghost Gum in McDonnell Ranges
Watercolour signed lower left.
Height: 24.5cm Width: 33.5cm 		$0
309 Marechal de France
Nineteenth century print #11 Gihaut Freres
Height: 30.5cm Width: 25.5cm 		SOLD $20
310 Gendarmerie Royale de Paris a Cheval
Chasseur a Cheval 8th Regt.
Artillerie a Cheval , Capitain
Prints by Gihaut Freres
Height: 54.5cm Width: 46cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $100
311 "No, You Don't"
Watercolour signed and dated 1939 lower right, Exhibited at the Jamieson Gallery Sydney March 1940
Height: 62.5cm Width: 58cm (includes frame) 		$0
312 Faces and Places Transitiion
Etching numbered and signed in margin 1/20
Height: 76.5cm Width: 54.5cm 		SOLD $10
313 High Street Maidstone and The Grenwich Hospital & Royal Naval Asylum
Height: 26cm Width: 30.5cm (includes frame) and smaller 		$0
314 St Pauls Domes From Avoca Tasmania 1889
Pen and wash on paper titled,signed and dated 21st September 1889
Height: 16cm Width: 25cm 		$0
315 Nude
Coloured etching Artists Proof signed lower right
Height: 14.5cm Width: 10cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $100
316 Oriental Lady
Oil on board signed lower left
Height: 36cm Width: 31cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $110
317 Approaching Showers,Gembrook
Oil on board signed lower right and dated '73
Height: 51.5cm Width: 56.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $400
318 LANDSCAPE SCENE
Unsigned
Height: 32cm Width: 42.5cm 		$0
319 Still Life
Oil on board signed and dated '63 lower right
Height: 51cm Width: 39.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $160
320 Paul Colin 1892-1985 Figure
Budapest Bridge ( Lanchid) Etching signed and Titled
Height: 54cm Width: 43.5cm (includes frame) and smaller 		SOLD $50
321 Landscapes 1978
Pastel and collage signed lower right and dated 1978
Height: 54cm Width: 54cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $200
322 Beach Scene
Oil on board signed and dated 2013 lower left
Height: 52cm Width: 51cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $60
323 Untitled 2004
Acrylic on canvas inscribed with Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery #ADAG 527-47 ex Alan Boxer Collection
Height: 68.5cm Width: 46cm 		$0
324 Untitled 2004
Acrylic on linenwith seal MINIMAKU Arts Alice Spring ex Alan Boxer Collection
Height: 51cm Width: 76cm 		SOLD $220
325 Aboriginal Children and Ibis by a River
Oil on boards Unframed signed lower right
Height: 79cm Width: 37cm (each panel) 		SOLD $120
326 circa 1940
With a ceiling cup to an bold stem formed by clusters of opalescent glass rods, and a moulded dish issuing five arms supporting flaring upturned opalescent glass shades moulded with geometric pattern, fully rewired to Australian standards.
Height: 65cm Diameter: 75cm 		$0
327 circa 1920s
Well cast with foliate motifs throughout, the tapering stem with elongated knop to a trumpet and bowl issuing curvaceous arms with ornate bails each supporting downturned bell shaped frosted shades; rewired to Australian standards.
Length: 93cm Diameter: 51cm 		$0
328 Circa 1935
With a tubular and urn form stem in nickelled bronze to a stepped boss issuing six gilt bronze scrolled arms with reeded detailing and supporting the original upturned frosted glass shades moulded with geometric pattern, fully rewired to Australian standards.
Length: 105cm Diameter: 68cm 		$0
329 circa 1920s
With a circular scrolling ceiling cup suspending three open-work rods with double scroll design to a hexagonal iron textured frame with foliage and scrolling design, supporting a bullet form glass bowl and four flower bell shaped pendant shades, in matching mottled white colours modulating to blue, each with acid etched signature 'Le Verre français' - a line of art glass designs by Charles and Ernest Schneider.
Length: 100cm Diameter: 73cm 		SOLD $650
330 circa 1940s
The six-arm chandelier with a ceiling cup, a baluster and glass ball stem above a tiered conical section and issuing arms with a tiered step and ball arrangement, each supporting dishes and electric globes.
Length: 70cm Diameter: 71cm 		SOLD $600
331 circa 1930
In the manner of Schneider, with a three-rod stem descending from a superb overlapping stiff leaf circular ceiling cup, supporting a triangular geometric fan-form pointed base enclosing an upturned light and supporting three downturned frosted conical geometric shades; rewired to Australian standards.
Length: 85cm Diameter: 63cm 		$0
332 St James Church (Est.1885), Diocese of London, circa 1900
The pair of wrought and cast iron lanterns with long chains to a baluster stem and dome decorated with scrolling foliage, each with five light fittings, enamel black painted, rewiring needed. The pair of wall brackets that came with them is listed separately (Lot 19)
Length: 62cm Diameter: 44cm 		SOLD $220
333 Circa 1930s
The moulded white plaster sconces of shaped triangular form, supporting frosted glass shades, comes with spare textured glass shades; requires new fittings and wiring.
Length: 25cm Width: 35cm Depth: 20cm 		$0
334 Mid-20th century
Each of demi-lune form with mirror back to a plain curved glass and brass frame, internally fitted with two scroll supports and electric candles, one with cracked mirror back.
Height: 27cm Width: 20.5cm Depth: 12.5cm 		SOLD $40
335 later 20th century
The pair of continental porcelain lamp bases of oriental bottle form, decorated in relief with applied roses and foliage against a cream ground, and mounted on openwork sculptured brass bases with scrolling motifs and beaded detailing, with matching rectangular tapering cream satin shades, wired to Australian standards.
Height: 74cm Length: 34cm Width: 23cm 		SOLD $180
336 circa 1950s
With an arched top and tapering gilt moulded frame with a beaded border.
Length: 52.5cm Width: 33.5cm 		SOLD $50
337 20th century
The large Kashan wool rug with a medallion upon a red field profusely embellished with vegetal motifs, blue and white spandrels of conforming design enclosed by a main border with lotus motifs and narrow bands in cream and dark blue.
Length: 408cm Width: 292cm 		SOLD $850
338 20th century
With a rosette radiating outward with a profusion of tendrils, vines, and leafy paisleys in soft tones of cream, sage, burgundy, pale blue, and olive upon the ecru field, similarly decorated to the successive borders.
Length: 325cm Width: 206cm 		SOLD $500
339 20th century
With a pictorial hunting scene on cream ground, surrounded by a main border of wild animals and foliage against a pale blue ground. Signed by master weaver 'Iman Mir Khayan'.

Length: 195cm Width: 111cm 		$0
340 20th century
A fine rug with silk inter knitting in cream, gold, and light blue tones, from the intricate central medallion to the red field richly adorned with floral sprays, palmettes, and scrolling vines, with conforming wide and narrow borders.
Length: 322cm Width: 202cm 		$0
341 The finely woven rug with a central medallion in crimson and green tones, upon a beige ground with spandrels and filled with flower heads and tendrils and surrounded by wide and narrow vegetal borders.
Length: 172cm Width: 95cm 		SOLD $300
342 20th century
A fine rug with a dominant navy blue field with a large central medallion and silk inter knitting in cream, gold, and light blue tones, the field adorned with floral sprays, palmettes, and scrolling vines.
Length: 303cm Width: 198cm 		SOLD $800
343 Mid-20th century
The fine rug with a main lattice field of hexagonal and diamond-shaped compartments enclosing stylized floral and botanical motifs, with silk inter knitting in cream, navy blue, and burgundy, and accent details in lighter beige and soft blue tones.
Length: 376cm Width: 254cm 		SOLD $1400
344 circa 1950
The fine 'Four Seasons' rug with full pile pictorial Tabriz knotted with kork wool, detailed narratives with figures in Persian dress and architectural elements all rendered in fine detail and vibrant yet earthy colours like olive green, cream, blue, and russet. Length: 303cm Width: 200cm 		$0
345 circa 1950
The fine 'Four Seasons' rug with full pile pictorial Tabriz knotted with kork wool, detailed narratives with figures in Persian dress and architectural elements all rendered in fine detail and vibrant yet earthy colours like olive green, cream, blue, and Russet. Length: 294cm Width: 194cm 		$0
346 20th century
With a floral main field in muted pink, tan, sage green and rust tones upon an ivory ground, surrounded by a main border and narrow bands of floral design.
Length: 210cm Width: 127cm 		SOLD $900
347 20th century
The superb rug signed by Ghom Razavi, with a rosette radiating outward with a profusion of tendrils, vines, and leafy paisleys in soft tones of cream, sage, burgundy, pale blue, and olive upon the red field, similarly decorated to the successive borders. Length: 303cm Width: 194cm 		SOLD $2700
348 20th century
A fine rug with silk inter knitting in cream, gold, and light blue tones, from the intricate central medallion to the red field richly adorned with floral sprays, palmettes, and scrolling vines, with conforming wide and narrow borders.
Length: 358cm Width: 245cm 		SOLD $1050
349 20th century
The hand knotted rug featuring an all over design of lotus and other flower heads with tendrils in tan, olive, grey and cream colours upon a chocolate field, surrounded by a contrasting wide main border with repeat floral designs and narrow bands. Length: 313cm Width: 245cm 		$0
350 Mid-20th century
The finely woven carpet with a central medallion surrounded by a profusion of tendrils and palmettes in tan, cream and powder blue upon a cream ground, with spandrels and similarly decorated wide borders.
Length: 334cm Width: 245cm 		SOLD $550
351 Mercier Frères, early 20th century
With an everted and waisted pediment with rais-de-cœur border, over a central curved bevelled glass door opening to a mirror back interior with adjustable glass shelves and fitted with downlights, flanked by fluted columns with Corinthian capitals and curved bevelled glass sides, over a single panelled cupboard door and shaped plinth base, decorated with carved scrolls and rope twist border, the lower cabinet with key and plaque inscribed 'Mercier Frères 100, Faubourg St Antoine, Paris' to the interior of the cupboard.
Height: 200cm Width: 110cm Depth: 37cm 		$0
352 early 20th century
The large steamer trunk with a flat top, leather-reinforced corners, internal inserts and old labels.
Height: 57cm Width: 110cm Depth: 56cm 		SOLD $150
353 Circa 1900
The duet piano stool with brown velvet upholstered top, raised on fluted tapering and block legs united by stretcher.
Height: 56cm Length: 100cm Width: 35cm 		$0
354 Circa 1930s
Of plain form with a rectangular Rosso Verona marble top above three drawers and a bottom cupboard, flanked by side cupboards, in well-figured thuya veneer, all raised upon block feet, with key.
Height: 103cm Width: 141cm Depth: 58cm 		$0
355 late 19th century
With a grey marble top with moulded edges and canted corners above a drawer, fall front and three further drawers, the fall front with musical instrument and floral inlay, the interior with an arrangement of drawers, raised on short splayed feet, with neoclassical style mounts, handles, escutcheons and sabots.
Height: 162cm Width: 89cm Depth: 39cm 		$0
356 circa 1950s
Of serpentine profile with an ochre marble top above a drawer, fall front and three further drawers, the fall front with floral inlay, the interior with an arrangement of small drawers, raised a shaped apron and on short splayed feet, with cast foliate pull handles and mounts, with keys.
Height: 138cm Width: 79cm Depth: 45cm 		$0
357 circa 1950s
The serpentine top with moulded edges inset with a gilt and tooled tan leather surface, above three shaped frieze drawers, with matching tooled leather slides to the short ends, the hipped cabriole legs embellished with cast mounts and sabots, with key.
Height: 76cm Width: 120cm Depth: 67cm 		$0
358 Circa 1930s
The pair with rectangular tops and low arched backs above a single drawer and two tiers of open shelves, upon a base with short splayed feet.
Height: 74cm Width: 41cm Depth: 32cm 		SOLD $480
359 circa 1900
The veined marble top with moulded edges and canted corners above a long drawer and two cupboard doors with inlaid trophies, with stringing and cross banding to quarter veneer panels throughout, raised on small hipped curvaceous feet, with gilt bronze wreath handles, mounts and escutcheons, with key.
Height: 91cm Width: 75cm Depth: 42cm 		SOLD $550
360 circa 1920s
The burr walnut veneered bookcase of simple design, the glazed door with piano hinges opening to an interior with five adjustable shelves on each side, upon a slightly recessed plinth base, with keys.
Height: 176cm Width: 121cm Depth: 56cm 		$0
361 circa 1900
With a fine mottled gray and ochre marble top above a part glazed cupboard, the lower register feather banded and with shaped burl reserves, the sides conforming and glazed and with interior glass shelves, to a shaped drop and cabriole legs, and further decorated with pierced bronze mounts and sabots, with key.
Height: 156cm Width: 65cm Depth: 38cm 		$0
362 circa 1970s
The stylish modern design bedsides, each with a rectangular shaped top above a drawer and cupboard and raised on splayed legs.
Height: 51cm Width: 54cm Depth: 36cm 		$0
363 Circa 1930s
Of plain form with a rectangular Rosso Verona marble top above three burr veneer cupboard doors in well-figured thuya veneer with tubular handles opening to internal shelves, all raised upon block feet, with key.
Height: 102cm w 141cm Depth: 53cm 		$0
364 circa 1930s
With curved padded backs, bowed arms and sprung seats upholstered in faux red leather with black piping, on gently tapering shaped legs.
Height: 83cm Width: 59cm Depth: 55cm 		$0
365 mid-20th century
With yellow and pink marble tops of serpentine profile above two drawers and raised on hipped cabriole legs, decorated with bookend veneer shaped panels with floral inlay, with cast foliate mounts, pull handles and sabots.
Height: 75cm Width: 35cm Depth: 30cm 		$0
366 circa 1900
With a grey and white marble top with moulded edge and bevelled mirror back, above three frieze drawers and three cupboard, all cross banded, strung and in burr quarter panel veneer, over a slightly extended base on fluted tapering feet, with gilt bronze mounts, handles, escutcheons, with key.
Height: 157cm Width: 131cm Depth: 45cm 		$0
367 Circa 1950s
The pair of small bedside tables with tray tops on lyre supports and curved legs united by undertier and stretcher.
Height: 61cm Length: 45cm Width: 27cm 		$0
368 mid-20th century
With ochre marble tops of serpentine profile above two drawers and raised on hipped cabriole legs, decorated with bookend veneer shaped panels with floral inlay, with cast foliate mounts, pull handles and sabots.
Height: 77cm Width: 45cm Depth: 33cm 		$0
369 mid-20th century
With shaped three quarter galleries, each with a single drawer and open compartment, a shaped apron and raised on cabriole legs with sabots.
Height: 74cm Width: 28cm Depth: 22cm 		SOLD $140
370 circa 1900
Of break bowfront form, with three frieze drawers to the central shelf flanked by pedestals, each with cavetto top above a frieze drawer and panelled cupboard door and raised on scroll feet, finely inlaid with panels of Sheraton type floral marquetry, urns, swags and husks in satinwood, sycamore and boxwood, with key.
Height: 115cm Width: 208cm Depth: 57cm 		SOLD $400
371 Circa 1950
with ochre marble tops above two drawers and inlaid to book end veneer reserves with floral motifs, the sides conforming, with hipped edges and curvaceous legs, the aprons with drops, and embellished with bronze cast mounts, handles and sabots. Height: 74cm Width: 46cm Depth: 31cm 		SOLD $600
372 Circa 1920s
The bow fronted sideboard with a fine portoro marble top with rounded corners, above a central curved panel flanked by two drawers above cupboard doors, and two side cupboards all in well-figured tulipwood, the drawers with ball knobs, the cupboards with geometric backplates, tubular handles and all four original keys, fitted with internal shelves and all raised on cylindrical feet.
Height: 110cm Width: 215cm Depth: 55cm 		SOLD $1250
373 Northern Italy, mid-18th century
The tulipwood and kingwood veneered commode of serpentine profile with boxwood and ebony stringing, with a quarter panel veneered top with moulded edge above three drawers with bronze foliate handles and escutcheons, rounded corners and bookend veneered sides, on square block feet, with lovely rich patina, with key. Purchased from John Dunn Antiques (Malvern) in 1987 for $19,000.
Height: 78cm Width: 81cm Depth: 49cm 		SOLD $3200
374 circa 1930s
With variegated green marble rectangular tops and rounded sides above four generous drawers with original handles, with foliate and floral carved detailing, panelled sides, and raised upon fluted block feet.
Height: 77cm Width: 61cm Depth: 39cm 		SOLD $1630
375 circa 1930
The tall bevelled mirror with a mahogany frame carved in low relief with bellflowers and foliage.
Height: 179cm Width: 71cm Depth: 7cm 		SOLD $140
376 late 1930s
With a mottled red marble top above a drawer, an open compartments and a lower cupboard, with vertical ribbed design to the base and plinth base.
Height: 69cm Width: 44cm Depth: 33cm 		$0
377 circa 1930s
The bedside cabinet of strictly plain form in well-figured thuya veneer, with spilt bullet hinges and canted corners, the recessed top surrounded with rosewood reeded detailing, with internal adjustable shelves and key.
Height: 82cm Width: 46cm Depth: 33cm 		$0
378 circa 1930s
The single door cabinet of strictly plain form in well-figured thuya veneer, with spilt bullet hinges and canted corners, the recessed top surrounded with rosewood reeded detailing, with internal adjustable shelves and key.
Height: 136cm Width: 71cm Width: 37cm 		$0
379 circa 1930s
The single door cabinet of strictly plain form in well-figured thuya veneer, with spilt bullet hinges and canted corners, the recessed top surrounded with rosewood reeded detailing, with internal adjustable shelves and key.
Height: 136cm Width: 71cm Depth: 37cm 		$0
380 Circa 1920s
Of shaped profile with two cupboard doors fitted with elegant escutcheons and backplates, opening to an interior with a single shelf, and raised on a plinth base, with two original keys.
Height: 98cm Width: 128cm Depth: 44cm 		$0
381 late 18th century
Each with channelled frame with foliate carved crest, the cartouche back upholstered and issuing volute scrolled arms with shaped supports, the upholstered serpentine seat above a conforming seat rail, raised on cabriole legs with carved knees and feet, the floral tapestry upholstery as found.
Height: 90cm Width: 60cm Depth: 61cm 		$0
382 circa 1870
The French provincial 'Buffet deux corps' with arch top C-scroll pediment above two glazed doors
with brass hinges and long escutcheons, typical of furniture made on the Atlantic coast to avoid rust, opening to internal shelves, above an extended buffet with two cupboard doors with shaped panels, a shaped apron and cabriole legs, decorated with carved scrolling and circular motifs, with keys.
Height: 231cm Width: 137cm Depth: 53cm 		$0
383 Hampton & Sons, London, early 20th century
With diamond-shaped backs, satinwood inlay and ebony stringing, and stuffover seats upholstered in brown velvet, on square tapering legs.
Height: 84cm Width: 54cm Depth: 55cm 		SOLD $100
384 circa 1800
The oval mirror supported on Sheraton-style curved supports above a three-drawer box-base of serpentine profile, with original brass drop handles, satinwood and walnut banding, and raised on bracket feet.
Height: 56.5cm Width: 44cm Depth: 21cm 		SOLD $90
385 Circa 1900
The bombe commode with a serpentine brèche marble top with moulded edges, above three drawers floral inlaid to scrolled reserves, with a dropped apron and hipped cabriole legs, with patinated bronze foliate mounts, handles, escutcheons and sabots, with key.
Height: 88cm Width: 99cm Depth: 44cm 		$0
386 circa 1950s
With a serpentine faux marble composite shelf upon C-scroll gilt brackets with foliate and shell decoration.
Height: 51cm Width: 63cm Depth: 32cm 		$0
387 circa 1900
With reeded side rails and slightly curved, crossbanded and strung tablet tops, with lattice backs and drop in seats covered in sage green crush velvet, and supported on square tapering legs with reeded front and stretchers, comprising four chairs and one carver.
Height: 86cm Width: 54cm Depth: 54cm (carver) and smaller 		SOLD $600
388 French, circa 1970s
The high back dining chairs with gently curved wooden frames, upholstered in cream leatherette with black piping, on slightly splayed tapering legs.
Height: 114cm Width: 47cm Depth: 50cm 		$0
389 early 20th century
The D-end top with moulded edge above turned tilt-top pedestals to splayed tripod bases with brass capped ends and castors, with one extension leaf.
Height: 71cm Length: 191cm Width: 122cm Extended length: 237cm 		$0
390 Circa 1940s
In the style of Jules Leleu, rectangular with a slightly curved front and canted corners, the top with a striking parquetry panel, over generous double doors finely inlaid with a repeat motif of entwined chevrons, flanked by half columns and double doors with bookend veneered and strung panels, with shaped apron and gilt bronze mounted tapering sides flowing to bronze capped bracket feet, the interior with an arrangement or small drawers and adjustable shelves, with original keys.
Height: 100cm Width: 243cm Depth: 55cm 		$0
391 Circa 1940
The stand in chrome-plated metal with ebonised top and undertier and Bakelite swivel ashtray and ball feet.
Height: 80cm Length: 63cm Width: 44cm 		$0
392 19th century
The French styled chairs of trefoil design with floral carved crests to stuffover serpentine seats and slightly swollen cabriole legs terminating in whorl feet, upholstered to the back and seat with tan velvet.
Height: 85cm Width: 46cm d 50cm 		$0
393 Mid-19th century
The oval table with a well-figured top and thumb nail moulded edge above an undulating skirt and raised on a boldly knopped pedestal with cabochon decoration above foliate carved cabriole legs with concealed brass casters.
Height: 77cm Length: 163cm Width: 116cm 		$0
394 19th century
With a channel grooved frame and scroll carved crest with padded armrests to a generous seat, the scrolling arm supports flowing to carved cabriole legs terminating in whorl feet, upholstered in a chevron patterned fabric in blue and pink tones.
Height: 104cm Width: 78cm Depth: 85cm 		SOLD $120
395 late 19th century
The button back chair with a show frame and a gently arched crest with carved foliate detailing, padded arms and turned supports, a generous stuffover seat and raised on turned tapering legs terminating in ceramic casters, upholstered in a chevron patterned woven fabric in blue and pink tones.
Height: 91cm Width: 66cm Depth: 78cm 		SOLD $120
396 Comprising a pair of Georg Jensen salt and pepper shakers (Des. Ove Brobeck, no. 627A), a sugar spoon and pickle fork set (no.21) with scrolling pea pod handle.
two Georg Jensen silver gilt year spoons for 1977 and 1982 (Des. Annelise Bjørner) each enamelled with the flower of the year motif to the terminal, dated to the reverse, stamped Georg Jensen with the initials of the designer and 'Sterling Denmark'; in a Georg Jensen cardboard box.
Weight: 174g
Length: 15cm and smaller 		SOLD $290
397

Circa 1920s The oval top cross banded and inlaid with a chinoiserie scene, the frieze with a small drawer and inlaid with oriental jars and jugs, on curvaceous legs united by a conforming under-tier inlaid with flower vase and playing cards, with cast brass handle, mounts and sabots. Height: 69cm Width: 52cm Depth: 40cm

 SOLD $420