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  Lot No. Description Result Highest Bid
1 circa 1900
The French jardinière with hammered decoration to the lower register, stamped 'Villedieu' to the underside, together with a copper and brass pitcher with an embossed knight reserved to the front, numbered to the underside.
Height: 35cm (jug) Height: 23cm Diameter: 31cm (jardiniere) 		SOLD $75
2 c1930s and later
Comprising two Art Deco man and woman mannequin heads, and a mannequin bust.
Height: 40cm and smaller 		SOLD $80
3 mid-20th century
The vintage mannequin busts on wooden stands.
Height: 59cm and shorter 		SOLD $160
4 circa 1950s
Each carved from a tusk, the female busts of Kenyan woman with ear piercings and elongated earlobes, and patterned collars.
Height: 26.5cm and 23cm 		SOLD $510
5 20th century
Comprising a pair of yellow onyx fluted half-column bookends, together with a pair of stylised horse head marble bookends.
Height: 20cm and 17cm 		SOLD $70
6 circa 1930s
The Japanese timber puzzle box (Himitsu-Bako) inlaid with geometric patterns, the top depicting a lakeside scene with Mount Fuji in the background, the underside with Scottie dogs, together with a plain rectangular mahogany box with a restored interior.
Height: 13cm Length: 22cm Width: 14.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $70
7 Comprising a carved ivory letter opener or paper knife, plainly carved from a tusk section with a tapered blade and rounded handle, a small folding knife with mother-of-pearl handle in a brown leather jewellery box, and 5 assorted hat pins kept in a Japanese ceramic figural holder.
Length: 27cm (letter opener) 		SOLD $50
8 20th century
Comprising a Christofle 'Napoleon Empereur' silver plated letter opener, a French Art Nouveau gilt bronze letter opener decorated with a pierced maize plant, initialled LS, in a Chalmette fitted box, and a three-piece ivorine and blue enamel guilloché silver set, including a letter opener, nib-holder, and lead-holder, in a Drummond & Co stamped fitted case.
Length: 22.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $200
9 Comprising a rectangular red Perspex vanity box with an embossed white metal twin-dove medallion to the cover, a faux amber Buddhist lion on a fitted wooden stand, a pair of Japanese antimony photograph frames with easel backings, the mounts cast in relief with dragons, together with a c1950 Rosenthal L-292 vase, painted with blue flowers on a galvanic silver overlay ground, stamped underside.
Height: 21.5cm (vase), 19cm (fo dog) 		SOLD $40
10 Comprising a 1920s period 'Boudoir Doll' head, probably French, hand painted fabric and floss silk hair, together with a ceramic 'Tennis Player' Gold Thimble scotch whisky decanter, and another in the form of a seated giraffe.
Height: 26cm and smaller 		SOLD $70
11 early to mid-20th century
Comprising a small vanity case with bottles and jars in a fitted faux shagreen box with key, an adorable manicure set in a travelling case form box, a pair of English 'Lapilac Art Ware' circular boxes and covers (one a/f), a leather cased German 'Florin' travel alarm clock, two Bakelite powder boxes and a turtle form lacquered box.
Height: 6cm Length: 25cm Width: 13cm (vanity case) 		SOLD $130
12 1897 London, with maker's mark for William Comyns & Sons
The cylindrical hollow handle, hinged to the bottom to reveal a secret compartment, repoussé decorated with foliate scrolls surrounding a vacant cartouche, to a wooden shaft and black canopy.
Length: 88cm 		SOLD $120
13 19th century
Comprising a daguerreotype of a Victorian lady and a tin plate of a child in pinchbeck and tooled brown leather cases, an ivory sewing thread barrel dispenser, a wooden sewing lace bobbin, an ivory handled small instrument and another, together with a chromatic variable pitch tuning pipe.
Height: 9.5cm Width: 8cm (daguerotype) and smaller 		SOLD $30
14 19th century
The painted portrait on card of Reverend James Clow (Scotland/Australia 1790-1861), who was the first Presbyterian Minister to arrive in Port Phillip District in 1837, unsigned, housed in Georgian style ebonised frame with acorn brass suspension ring.
Height: 20cm Width: 14.5cm 		SOLD $110
15 Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
Terre de faïence square tile, 1968-1969, partially glazed and painted
Stamped underside 'Madoura Plein Feu' and 'Empreinte Originale de Picasso', numbered 19/100 and inscribed with inventory No J138B.
See Alain Ramié (Catalogue of the edited ceramic works, 1988): no. 548.
Ex. Hotel des Ventes de Genève, 11-15 Oct 2005 Auction, Lot 683 (with catalogue).
Height: 17cm Width: 17cm (tile) 		SOLD $3400
16 Chivas Brothers, Scotland.
In a rich blue toned Wade flagon bottle with original leaflet.
Height: 23cm 		SOLD $130
17 20th century
The pair of cylindrical light orange glass door handles, unmarked.
Length: 20cm 		SOLD $30
18 The taxidermy flat leopard skin, full unmounted pelt with tail.
Purchased in the 1960s in Malaysia.
Length: 220cm Width: 103cm 		SOLD $700
19 Circa 1900
The copper set of four heavy gauge straight-sided graduated saucepans with hammered finish, tin lined interiors and rivet joined cast iron handles, each stamped 'Fabrication française'.
Height: 9cm Diameter: 18cm and smaller 		SOLD $320
20 circa 1900
The tin lined oval and round copper pots with rivet joined brass handles to the sides and cover; one stamped 'Lecellier Villedieu' the other stamped 'Made in France'.
Height: 15cm Length: 39.5cm Width: 23.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $210
21 Edward Gerrard & Sons, London, early 20th century
The taxidermy flat tiger skin (Panthera Tigris) with head and tail, backed onto black felt, with label underside inscribed 'Edw. Gerrard & Sons / Naturalists, Taxidermists & Furriers / Established 1850 / 61 College Place London N.W.1', with Cites permit issued when imported.
Length: 210cm Width: 134cm 		SOLD $2000
22 circa 1900
The large heavy gauge copper circular pan with flared sides, rolled rim and a pair of rivet joined brass handles.
Height: 17cm Diameter: 47cm 		SOLD $140
23 circa 1900
The heavy gauge copper circular pan with a lightly hammered finish throughout, flared sides, rolled rim and an iron swing handle.
Height: 19cm Diameter: 39cm 		SOLD $100
24 19th century
The coal scuttle of 'double helmet' form with removable double hinged cover decorated with repoussé foliate scrolls, with swing handle and cross paterae, original liner to the interior.
Height: 57cm Length: 41cm Width: 31cm 		SOLD $50
25 early 20th century and later
Comprising a cased Conklin crescent filler fountain pen and propelling pencil set, chevron patterned rolled gold bodies, an Osmiroid 65 fountain pen, an Onoto plastic body fountain pen with 14ct nib, a cased Conklin propelling pencil, three rolled gold Eversharp and Fyne Poynt propelling pencils, 5 various Parker pens, and two cased Jasco and 'BB' compass sets.
Various lengths 		SOLD $220
26 'Rose', 1992
Painted on ivory card, framed.
Height: 26cm Width: 21cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $60
27 circa 1900
The page turner of typical form with a pierced brass handle of tight scrolls, together with a bloodstone and brass seal, cut with the Creswick Family crest and motto.
Length: 26.5cm and 8cm 		SOLD $150
28 Comprising an Art Deco novelty cigarette dispenser in the form of a circular pop-up bar with a barman surmount, unmarked, together with a 'Paris Art' parcel painted brass napkin holder with an exotic dancer bust
Height: 20.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $190
29 circa 1870
The circular scallop rim dish inset with painted mother-of-pearl floral motifs to a mosaic border with gilt detailing.
Height: 4cm Diameter: 25cm 		SOLD $50
30 circa 1920s
Comprising a lady's umbrella with an ivory and blue-stained shagreen handle on a wood stem, a/f to the canopy, stamped James Smith & Sons, another similar by Ben Cox of London, also a/f to the canopy, and a 'Paragon' beige parasol with amber Bakelite handle and cotton cover, by S. Fox & Co.
Length: 68cm and smaller 		SOLD $130
31 early 19th century
The late Georgian plain slope in well-figure mahogany with a vacant brass cartouche and escutcheon, a later gilt and tooled tan leather writing surface and compartments to the interior.
Height: 10.5cm Length: 30cm Width: 22.5cm 		$0
32 kate 19th century
The rectangular sewing box decorated to the hinged cover with painted mother-of-pearl floral reserve, together with a strung burr walnut jewellery box with canted corners.
Height: 11cm Length: 29.5cm Width: 22cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
33 Retailed by Asprey, London, late 19th century
The fine rectangular desk stand decorated all over with scrolling foliage, fitted with two square shaped cut glass ink bottles, a covered compartment and a dished pen tray, inscribed 'Asprey London' to a brass plaque to the underside.
Height: 12cm Length: 30cm Width: 21cm 		SOLD $490
34 20th century
Comprising two articulated mannequin models on stands, two jewellery display hands (one articulated), a single shoe last and a pair of vintage calisthenics juggling batons.
Height: 33.5cm (figures) 		SOLD $80
35 Retailed by Asprey, London, late 19th century
The fine rectangular box and slightly domed cover decorated all over with trailing foliage, opening to a cedar lined interior, engraved with initials in script to an oval cartouche, and inscribed 'Asprey London' to a brass plaque to the underside.
Height: 7.5cm Length: 19cm Width: 10.5cm 		SOLD $460
36 early to mid-20th century
Comprising a carved fiddleback wood walking stick with a snake carved over the tapering shaft, another with a snake head handle with brass eyes, together with Italian one with makers' label 'RCM 1867' for Ravarini Castoldi with a Bakelite ball handle.
Length: 91cm and smaller 		SOLD $220
37 20th century
With Italian or German carved handles, comprising a parasol with the handle carved as the articulated head of a French bulldog with gaping mouth, an umbrella with a parrot handle with inset glass eyes, and another with a carved and painted dog handle.
Length: 69cm and smaller 		SOLD $220
38 late 20th century
Comprising one with a moulded resin handle in the shape of a ram's head to turned stained beech shaft, another similar with label 'Made in Gt. Britain', and a painted red and black one.
Length: 93cm and smaller 		SOLD $160
39 An elegant vintage 1950's handbag in light beige and cream coloured hornback alligator skin with single top handle, gold toned hardware and soft suede lined interior, featuring a zipper compartment, slip pocket and a matching coin purse attached by a chain. Additionally, two brown, genuine snakeskin bags, one half-moon shaped with a gold toned horsebit style front clasp and shoulder strap and the other, a simple envelope clutch by Roman Leather Australia with turnlock clasp to the centre front. All showing some signs of wear and condition 'as found'.
Height: 14.5cm Width: 27.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
40 20th century
Both canes in three sections, one with horse head handle, both handles unscrewing to reveal a secret compartment, one with glass flask, the other missing the flask.
Length: 90cm and smaller 		SOLD $210
41 The 19th century, probably German copy of a Gaetano Pasta violin, high arching with double purfling, with a rich colour, the bridge stamped 'Pierre Gerber Lausanne', with a bow and case.
Length: 58.5cm 		SOLD $3600
42 The 19th century German or Austrian copy of a Gaspar Da Salo violin, high arching with double purfling, two-piece back, with a rich, complex, dark colour, with ebony tuning pegs, bow and case.
Length: 58.5cm 		SOLD $1250
43 early 20th century
The thick crocodile skin case in chocolate tones, with English lever locks opening to a plain leather lined interior, with top handle and fine patination.
Height: 18.5cm Length: 61.5cm Width: 40.5cm 		SOLD $350
44 20th century
Comprising a black cowhide square travel case (K. Kaufmann & Co.) with Yale locks, together with another with vintage English suitcase with Cheney locks, European cities stickers and labels.
Height: 17cm Length: 65cm Width: 38cm and other 		SOLD $50
45 Austria-Hungary .800 silver mark, Vienna, circa 1890
The thick crocodile skin case with brass slide locks, opening to a tan leather lined interior, fitted with 8
vanity items with sterling silver mounts to include: a clothes brushes, a hairbrush, 6 faceted glass bottles and jars with lids, and a jewellery box, each marked either with Diana head or 'small piece' mark.
Height: 14cm Length: 50cm Width: 32cm 		SOLD $160
46 circa 1920
Probably American, the card holder or smoker's stand, in the form of a hotel bell boy, unmarked.
Height: 77cm Width: 23cm Depth: 17cm 		SOLD $110
47 Circa 1980s
The circular stand in black glass top and base, with a faceted gold mirror column.
Height: 38cm Diameter: 30.5cm 		SOLD $110
48 20th century
The carved white marble bust of a woman with short hair, unsigned, with weathered patination.
Height: 38cm Width: 43cm 		SOLD $290
49 20th century
The eggs of various sizes, including tiger's eye, marble, onyx and others.
Length: 7.5cm Width: 5.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $280
50 20th century
Modelled in standing poses, each porcelain body mounted on cast metal legs on iron brackets, intended for outdoor garden or pond setting, possibly Japanese, unmarked.
Height: 83cm Width: 56cm and smaller 		SOLD $730
51 20th century
Modelled in standing poses, each porcelain body mounted on cast metal legs on iron brackets, intended for outdoor garden or pond setting, possibly Japanese, unmarked.
Height: 117cm Width: 66cm and smaller 		SOLD $1050
52 20th century
The hollow-cast Buddha head with tightly coiffed hair, pendulous lobes and downcast eyes, with serene expression and weathered patina.
Height: 84cm Width: 50cm Depth: 50cm 		SOLD $850
53 late 20th century
The fibre clay standing figure in long flowing robes holding an offering bowl, on an integral clay base.
Height: 125cm Width: 36cm Depth: 40cm 		SOLD $400
54 late 20th century
The large lava stone and cement mix seated buddha with tightly coiffed hair, pendulous lobes and downcast eyes.
Height: 74cm Width: 55cm Depth: 45cm 		SOLD $70
55 The Tridacna gigas giant clam, used as outdoor planter, with weathered patina.
Height: 22cm Length: 75cm Width: 50cm 		SOLD $450
56 The Tridacna gigas giant clam, used as outdoor planter, with weathered patina.
Height: 28cm Length: 80cm Width: 53cm 		SOLD $490
57 One large and two medium-sized clam shells, with weathered patina.
Height: 16cm Length: 50cm Width: 32cm and smaller 		SOLD $180
58 Panorama of Service in Westminster
Lithograph
Height: 39cm Width: 166.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $20
59 19th century
The rectangular box inlaid with a walnut shell in oval cartouche to the slightly raised sarcophagus cover, with ebony strung front and cover edges, mother-of-pearl escutcheon, and opening to a paper lined plain interior, the interior of the cover unlined.
Height: 13cm Length: 32.5cm Width: 21.5cm 		SOLD $120
60 Smiths Enfield (1949-1960s), circa 1950s
The Art Deco style wall / kitchen clock with a teal painted shaped metal case, the circular Arabic numeral dial inscribed 'Smiths Enfield' behind a convex glass, with 8-day movement, key and pendulum.
Length: 26.5cm Width: 18.5cm Depth: 9.5cm 		SOLD $40
61 mid-20th century
The eight day lever Westminster and Whittington chiming and striking clock, with a brass dial with retailer's name 'Hardy Brothers' with a brushed steel Roman numerals chapter ring and decorated with amorini spandrels, in a pagoda topped hardwood case with carry handle, with key.
Height: 30cm Width: 22.5cm Depth: 14.5cm 		SOLD $320
62 mid-20th century
The Wehrle "Three-in-one" alarm winding clock, with half-hour-strike on bell, alarm on bell and alarm repetition.
Height: 17.5cm Diameter: 13cm Depth: 7.5cm 		SOLD $50
63 circa 1960s
The suspended rotating cube form desk clock and weather station, with four hinged cases including 8- day winding clock (as found), barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer, with polished brass scrolling stand.
Height: 22cm Width: 14cm 		SOLD $200
64 by Menneville but unsigned, circa 1930s
The fine model of a seated woman modishly attired in a cloche and a patterned draping gown, with a borzoi by her side, her left arm over a water urn, beside a clock with a circular dial with Arabic numerals set within a black marble shaped panel, the whole upon a black marble base faced with green onyx tiles.
Height: 31.5cm Length: 66cm Width: 20.5cm 		$0
65 A. Lemaire (Paris) with H&Co movement, circa 1920
The clock of sloping arched outline in richly figured Breccia Pernice marble decorated with green onyx and portoro marble intersecting trims, centering a striking oval gilt dial with painted stylised Roman numerals inscribed 'Clairetta Lemaire Aubigny' flanked by bronze cranes attempting to catch two entwined serpents, and raised on dragon feet, the 8-day movement with anchor escapement and outside count wheel striking to a bell signed 'H&Co Paris' and numbered 10019, with two conforming side tazze, pendulum, and key; latest service in 2021.
Height: 22.5cm Width: 55cm Depth: 15cm 		SOLD $400
66 Jean de Roncourt (France), active 1920s-1930s
The powerful study of a huntsman in striking triangular pose, pointing with one arm, raised on a rectangular black polished marble base incised 'J. de Roncourt'.
Height: 47cm Length: 65cm Width: 16cm 		SOLD $550
67 Probably French, c1920s
The gilt bronze figure of a sleeping child resting on a folded fabric integral base, mounted on a rectangular onyx base, unmarked.
Height: 6cm Length: 15.5cm Width: 10cm 		SOLD $70
68 the eight day clock
With a silvered engine turned dial with Roman numerals inscribed 'Wm Drummond & Co Melbourne', housed in an arched red lacquered case on bun feet, painted to all sides with figural scenes in low relief.
Height: 17.5cm Width: 13cm Depth: 8.5cm 		SOLD $160
69 Salvador Dalí (1904-1989), 'Le Cheval À La Montre Molle', 1981
The large limited edition bronze model of a horse captured mid-motion reared on its hind legs, with a melting clock saddle and raised on a black marble plinth, in gilt bronze patina, with removable clock saddle and stick with small clock to one corner. Signed 'Dali' on the right hind leg, copyright stamped 'Camblest 1981' underside, with foundry mark 'Venturi Arte' and numbered '176/350' on the stomach under the saddle clock, further signed on the lower side of the small clock at the stick ' (...) Dali'. See Catalogue Raisonné: Descharnes, Eccart, 2004, p. 252, no. 650. Height: 48cm Length: 56cm Width: 17cm 		SOLD $5000
70 20th century
The bronze dancer in exotic attire modelled standing on one leg on a circular base atop a white onyx plinth surrounded with jazz quartet musicians, above a cold painted shaped base, the onyx base lit (ambient light), stamped 'Austrian bronze' to the underside.
Height: 46cm 		SOLD $5950
71 Alfred Dubucand (French, 1828-1894), c1870s
The fine bronze by sculpteur animalier Dubucand, realistically modelled as a Maghrebi boy standing by his mule, his left arm resting on the saddle, upon a naturalistic oval stepped base, signed 'DUBUCAND' in the bronze to the base, with fine mid to dark brown patina.
Height: 35cm Length: 31cm Width: 15cm 		SOLD $500
72 late 20th century
Modelled as a standing little girl holding the sems of her dress, upon an integral octagonal base signed 'Preiss' atop a mottled green marble columnar pedestal.
Height: 31.5cm 		SOLD $450
73 circa 1930s
The white onyx and brass circular dial with Arabic numerals set within a black marble circle, raised upon a rectangular black marble plinth, with a time only barrel movement, with key.
Height: 22.5cm Width: 36cm Depth: 6.5cm 		SOLD $120
74 Jean-Marie Camus (French, 1877-1955), circa 1920
The gilt and patinated bronze bust of a child, modelled with head to the side, incised 'Camus' in the cast, upon a mottled red and white marble base, with Goldscheider foundry mark to the underside.
Height: 10.5cm 		SOLD $290
75 Claire-Jeanne Roberte Colinet (1885-1972), circa 1930
The patinated bronze figure modelled as a naked woman teetering on one foot and balancing with small balls, atop a sphere and a circular waisted marble base, unmarked.
Height: 20.5cm 		SOLD $630
76 circa 1920s
In the manner of Lorenzl, modelled as a dynamic dancer with extended arms and holding the hems of her dress, finely painted with irises, on a integral base atop a green onyx double base, unmarked.
Height: 20cm Width: 14cm 		SOLD $400
77 Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922), c1920
The cast bronze bust of Richard Wagner as a conductor with chocolate bronze patina, incised C. Kauba to the side raised on a variegated marble square base inscribed 'Richard Wagner' to a brass plaque.
Height: 24.5cm 		SOLD $150
78 20th century
The G smaller size long case clock with arched pediment and door flanked by fluted pilasters, with an ornate brass and silvered Roman numeral dial marked 'Tempus Fugit', with weights, key and pendulum.
Height: 161cm Width: 35cm Depth: 21cm 		SOLD $260
79 Ming Dynasty, circa 1608
The Swatow low form shallow bowl, underglaze blue decorated to the centre with a double phoenix amidst peonies in a garden setting, the border with five cloud shaped reserves enclosing flora upon a scale decorated ground, the exterior freely decorated with scrolls.
Height: 5cm Diameter: 26cm 		SOLD $210
80 Qing Dynasty, 19th century
The four assorted bowls with rounded sides, one decorated with chrysanthemum pattern surrounded by tights scrolls, one figural, one with landscape and auspicious objects, one moulded with lotus scrolls, three with character mark underside.
Height: 7cm Diameter: 15.5cm 		$0
81 Late Qing Dynasty
The large bottle form vase covered in a rich sang-de-boeuf copper-red glaze thinning to mushroom on the mouth rim, on a hardwood carved fitted stand, Ex. Mosgreen. Height: 35cm 		$0
82 mid-20th century
The near cylindrical two-tiered lamp, profusely carved in openwork with three bands of elephants, lions, deer and tigers in hunting scenes within floral borders, with elephant finial and legs. 		SOLD $630
83 20th century
The shaped vase or brush pot of two-tone celadon and brown stone, carved with openwork dragons and ring handles, raised on a brown base in the form of a recumbent chilong, together with a shell form brush wash of two-tone russet and celadon tone, the rim carved with fish and floral rim, on a pierced base.
Height: 19cm Width: 20cm and smaller 		SOLD $510
84 20th century
Comprising a larger and a pair of smaller ginger jars, underglaze blue decorated with landscape and symbols, framed by Chinese key fret and patterned borders, unmarked.
Height: 17.5cm and 12cm 		SOLD $70
85 20th century
The mountainous shaped natural black and white rocks, three with carved wooden fitted stands, one without stand.
Height: 13cm Length: 33cm Width: 11cm and smaller 		SOLD $310
86 20th century
The monochrome Meiping vase, the exterior covered with a cracked bright green glaze, the narrow mouth with brown-edged rim, unmarked.
Height: 16.5cm 		SOLD $90
87 20th century
Comprising a figural carved soapstone group of Fu, Lu, and Shou, another of a landscape on stand (a/f), a Chilean copper 'Taller Andes' trinket box, a cloisonné box, a turquoise rock, a pierced jade pendant, a Canadian pewter lidded box, a carved ivory pendant, a band agate ornament
Height: 16.5cm Width: 15cm and smaller 		SOLD $190
88 20th century
Comprising a cased archaistic style bronze duan jian sword with decorated blade and patinated surface, together with two later reproduction Chinese swords and scabbards with engraved blades and inscriptions.
Length: 85cm and smaller 		SOLD $420
89 20th century
The Japanese screen, polychrome painted on silk with quails and floral sprays, signed with artist's stamp lower right.
Height: 92cm Extended width: 184cm 		SOLD $510
90 late Meiji period, late 19th to early 20th century
The large circular charger with sloping sides, richly decorated with opposing panels of Hundun faceless beings in floral setting and figure in fenced garden landscape, the exterior decorated with underglaze blue scrolling vines and lappet border, and a six-character mark imitating a Chinese Ming Chenghua mark to the underside.
Height: 7cm Diameter: 45.5cm 		$0
91 Late Qing, late 19th century
The fine bottle vase mounted as a lamp base, decorated with a dense ground of floral sprays, scrolls and birds against a celadon ground, without shade.
Height: 42cm 		SOLD $300
92 Republic period, circa 1920s
The large Cantonese export famille rose vase of baluster form with trumpet neck and lion handles, the shoulders with applied chilongs, decorated with ten alternating panels of interior figural scenes and birds on branches with butterflies, surrounded by floral sprays and foliage.
Height: 46cm 		SOLD $250
93 19th century
Probably Anatolian, the parcel glazed clay circular bowl, decorated with abstract geometric painted motif in green and brown over beige slip, unglazed to the exterior.
Height: 8.5cm Diameter: 27cm 		SOLD $40
94 early 20th century
Probably Anatolian, the pair of large parcel glazed clay circular bowls, decorated with foliate motifs painted in green and brown over yellow slip, unmarked.
Height: 13cm Diameter: 35.5cm 		SOLD $160
95 early 20th century
Comprising a Belgian ceramic shallow bowl hand decorated in 'Adams Rose' pattern, stamped underside 'Manufacture Imperiale Et Royale Nimy - Anciennement Mouzin Lecat & Co', together with an oriental blue and white charger, underglaze decorated with birds and foliate borders, with character mark underside.
Height: 6cm Diameter: 41cm and smaller 		SOLD $80
96 Late Qing, c1900. The large Cantonese export famille rose vase of baluster form with trumpet neck and lion handles, the shoulders with applied chilongs, with main body decoration of two panels of butterflies and birds on blooming branches and butterflies, surrounded by floral sprays, trailing foliage, shou patterning (longevity) and auspicious vases reserved upon a turquoise ground, with yellow ground borders of pink and green enamel flower heads and scrolling foliage.
Height: 62.5cm 		SOLD $400
97 Late Qing, late 19th century
The fine pair decorated throughout with scattered floral sprays, scrolls, birds, butterflies and auspicious objects upon a celadon ground, each with domed cover with finial.
Height: 51cm 		$0
98 Late Qing, late 19th century
The pair of Chinese export circular serving bowls, each underglaze blue painted with phoenix and qilin in landscape, with foliage to the exterior.
Height: 6.5cm Diameter: 30cm 		SOLD $310
99 Qing Dynasty, 19th century
Finely carved wearing long flowing robes and bodhisattva jewels, seated in vajraparyankasana on a multi-petalled lotus flower within openwork foliate scrolls, pods and blooms above a stepped hexagonal base encircled with ruyi heads, with hands clasping a vajra and ghanta, the face with crisply carved features and hair drawn into a high chignon encircled with a five petalled diadem of Buddha images, upon an intricately carved hardwood hexagonal waisted stand. Ex. Sotheby's, The Connoisseur's Collection, 26-27 May 2009, Melbourne, lot 142 (Sold $11,740)
Height: 46.5cm (on stand) 		SOLD $8200
100 Shanghai: Shanghai Museum, 1959. No. 7575.
The large velvet bound folio size edition including numerous coloured photographic reproductions of important early Chinese paintings mounted on plates, with Chinese text and illustrations, complete with brocade solander box.
Length: 54cm Width: 40cm 		SOLD $800
101 Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.)
The grey pottery horse head of typical Han form with a curved neck, strong jaw, flared nostrils and slightly opened mouth, with two holes potted to the top of the head for original wood or leather ears, with remnants of white pigment. Prov: Purchased from Glenn Vessa (Honeychurch Antiques, Hong Kong) in 1987.
Height: 16cm Width: 16cm 		SOLD $200
102 Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.)
The saddled horse standing four-square facing forward, the rider seated wearing a tunic and cap and with one hand extended before him, with trace of repair to the rider's head. Prov: purchased from an antique dealer in Taiwan In the early 1980s.
Height: 33cm Width: 23cm 		SOLD $350
103 Ming Dynasty (1368-1643)
The red pottery strong box of oblong form with a slightly spread base, glazed in amber and lead green, the top and underside unglazed, with moulded frontal lock and one side handle. Prov: Purchased from Glenn Vessa (Honeychurch Antiques, Hong Kong) in 1987.
Height: 10cm Width: 12.5cm Depth: 10cm 		SOLD $110
104 Ming Dynasty (1368-1643)
Modelled after the archaic bronze vessels of the Shang or Western Zhou dynasty, the red pottery incense burner (no cover) of oblong section and raised on four unglazed slightly everted feet, the waisted body applied with two flared handles rising above the lip, the bulbous sides moulded with floral and phoenix designs, glazed in lead green and amber. Prov: Purchased from Glenn Vessa (Honeychurch Antiques, Hong Kong) in 1987.
Height: 15cm Length: 15cm Width: 10.5cm 		SOLD $200
105 Meiji Period, 19th century
The long deck partly covered with a canopy emanating from a dragon's head, with two oni clambering over the top, and three musicians dancing beneath it, with other figures including Hotai and an oni in lively activity on the prowl, the carved tusk finely carved, incised, inked and inlaid with mother-of-pearl, on a carved hardwood waves form stand, signed Kyorui in red to the stem, and further inscribed on a red lacquer tablet to the underside of the stand. Ex. Sotheby's, The Connoisseur's Collection, Estate of the Late Edwina Baillieu, 26-27 May 2009, Melbourne, lot 223 (Sold $6,240)
Height: 17cm Length: 52cm 		SOLD $3500
106 Late Qing and 20th century
The wedding ginger jar and cover, underglaze blue decorated to the body with three 'double happiness' symbols surrounded by sweet pea vines, together with a baluster jar and cover decorated with a festival figural scene between ornate borders, bearing a four character Kangxi mark to the underside.
Height: 30cm and 16cm 		SOLD $240
107 The round, tubular shaped bangles of pale green to brown mottled stone, one engraved with inscriptions.
Diameter: 8cm (outer), 6cm (inner) 		SOLD $70
108 Kizan, late Meiji period
The pot of cylindrical form decorated with bamboo and prunus blossom, the handle and spout in the form of wriggling chilongs with bifurcated tails, with domed cover and chilong finial, decorated in rich tones of gilt, cobalt blue and red, signed Kizan to the underside.
Height: 11cm Width: 11cm 		SOLD $180
109 20th century
The bronze buddha head with extended lobes and serene expression, with patinated green finish, unmarked.
Height: 12.5cm 		SOLD $50
110 late 18th century
The rectangular soup tureen of traditional form painted to the body with birds on flowering branches, floral sprays to the domed cover, with rabbit head side handles and pomegranate handle to the cover.
Height: 21.5cm Length: 34cm Width: 21.5cm 		SOLD $300
111 Qianlong (1736-95)
The small Chinese porcelain teapot and cover of octagonal form, with a straight spout and slender loop handle, decorated in typical underglaze blue with alternating panels painted with flowers and 'Long Elizas', the cover with a lion finial, later clobbered or overpainted in Egland with iron red and lime green enamel ground, gilt contours and highlights.
Height: 10cm Width: 12cm 		SOLD $130
112 probably Qing Dynasty, 'Diana' shipwreck of 1817.
Decorated throughout with line drawn star bursts and other flora, with a single blue ring and character mark underside.
Height: 4.5cm Diameter: 22.5cm 		SOLD $100
113 probably Qing Dynasty, 'Diana' shipwreck of 1817.
One decorated with floral motifs, star bursts and wriggle work in fine line drawing to the centre within concentric blue rings and to the border; unglazed underside.
Height: 4cm Diameter: 23.5cm 		SOLD $80
114 Comprising one page of 'Celebration of the First Plenary Session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference' stamps, one page of 'Tuberculosis Funds with Great wall of China' stamps, one page of East China 'Locomotive and postal runner' stamps dated 1949.2.7, and another, with blemishes.
Length: 20cm Width: 30cm 		$0
115 Possibly Transitional period, circa 1640
The cylindrical sleeve vase with a gently waisted neck and everted rim, tapering slightly towards the unglazed foot, finely painted in inky tones of blue with the vanquisher of ghosts and demons, Zhong Kui, depicted mounted on a deer with a full beard, bulging eyes and a wrathful expression, with an emaciated subdued demon handing over a sword, in a rocky landscape with banana tree, the scene witnessed by an auspicious bat, below a full moon sky engulfed in vaporous cloud swirls.
Height: 22cm 		SOLD $550
116 mid-20th century
The black matte glazed ceramic vase of cylindrical form with an unusual handle, with impressed maker's mark to the underside.
Height: 22.5cm Width: 21.5cm Diameter: 13.5cm 		SOLD $40
117 Southern Song dynasty (12th-13th century) and later
Comprising a Jizhou ware bowl, the interior paper-cut resist-decorated with a section of blossoming plum branches reserved in dark blackish-brown against a fur glazed yellowish-brown ground, the exterior with a blackish-brown glaze over a paler brown glaze ending short of the recessed ring foot; together with a later freely blue decorated bowl.
Height: 6.5cm Diameter: 15.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $500
118 Probably late Song to early Yuan Dynasty
The fine mallet-shaped vase, well-potted in two halves with a cylindrical body rising from a low foot rim to a canted shoulder sweeping up to a tall gently tapering neck, applied with a pair of stylised phoenix handles, all below a wide everted dished rim with a slightly upturned lip, covered overall with an even sea-green glaze draining to a paler tone at the edges, the unglazed foot rim burnt an orange colour in the firing.
Height: 17cm 		SOLD $550
119 Probably later Qing, 19th century
The Chongzhen-style jar of compressed ovoid form with a short neck, pierced to the shoulder with two pairs of holes on opposite sides for bail handles, decorated with a scene of an official in a rocky garden setting accompanied by attendants holding banners and offering a strongbox and a buffalo, the reverse with mountains amidst vaporous clouds and waves, below the neck decorated with pendent leaves.
Height: 19cm Diameter: 19.5cm 		SOLD $160
120 Ban Chiang culture (Thailand), circa 2nd century B.C. to 2nd century A.D.
The bulbous body with an everted mouth rim on flared 'pedestal' circular base, earthenware buff slip with iron red mineral pigment painted decoration of concentric curvilinear motifs.
Height: 27.5cm Diameter: 24cm 		SOLD $250
121 20th century
The patinated bronze ikebana flower basin of flattened teardrop pebble form, with engraved dedication to the underside.
Height: 10cm Length: 52cm Width: 32cm 		SOLD $510
122 circa 1930s
The square section vase tapering to a circular base, decorated with a stylised dragon upon an unglazed ground, with red highlights in relief, unmarked.
Height: 37cm Width: 20cm Depth: 20cm 		SOLD $80
123 late Meiji, early 20th century
The storage chest in stained pine, with three small drawers above a long drawer, with iron fittings, carrying handles and ironwork reinforced corners.
Height: 57cm Width: 84cm Depth: 39cm 		SOLD $370
124 later 20th century
The traditional style rectangular coffee table with a bevelled glass top, embellished with relief geometric fret motifs and piercings to the recessed apron, raised on four carved scroll legs.
Height: 34cm Length: 110cm Width: 56cm 		$0
125 Meiji period, late 19th century
The carved root wood Kiseruzutsu (pipe holder), with a turtle shell Tabako-Ire (tobacco pouch).
Length: 21cm (pipe holder) Length: 9cm Width: 6.5cm (turtle) 		SOLD $50
126 20th century
The pebble form dragon paper weight, carved couching with open mouth, textured skin and a snake on its back, with certificate.
Height: 4cm Length: 7.5cm Width: 6cm 		SOLD $220
127 20th century
The rectangular case with rounded sides and a top hinged cover, openwork decorated on both sides with birds on blossoming branches, stamped 800 to the rim, possibly Yogya silver (Java).
Weight: 89g
Length: 9.5cm Width: 6cm 		SOLD $200
128 Kwan Wo (Canton or Hong Kong), active 1870-1925, c1900
Of squat circular lobed form, repoussé and chased with alternating reserves of prunus blossom, bamboo and floral sprays, with faux bamboo spout, finial and handle with wood insulators, marked to the underside.
Weight: 543g
Height: 13cm Width: 26cm 		SOLD $650
129 early 20th century,
the double gourd shaped vase or bottle with waisted neck and lion head lugs to each side terminating in a flared foot, decorated with two shaped cartouches of engraved flora and fauna scenes and with applied enamels, stamped underside, as found.
Weight: 388g
Height: 20.5cm 		SOLD $1350
130 20th century
With 100 children motif centering dragon and lion, framed and glazed.
Height: 88cm Width: 115cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $50
131 circa 1900
Comprising a sugar basin and creamer set (Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield) with repoussé Art Nouveau design, a teapot with a reeded body and wooden bracket handle, and a pedestal sugar bowl with a pierced border, beaded circular spreading foot and original blue glass liner.
Height: 16.5cm Width: 26.5cm (teapot) and smaller 		SOLD $30
132 late 19th century
Comprising a heavy gauge Caris bros. (Western Australia) circular salver with floral scroll rim raised on three ball and claw feet, and another circular shaped, engraved with running and foliage design to the tray and raised on three foliate scroll feet, stamped underside with maker's mark for John Sherwood & Sons.
Diameter: 32.5cm and 26cm 		SOLD $70
133 Viners Ltd, Sheffield, 20th century
The rectangular shaped tray with looped handles to the short ends, gadroon edging, cast floral embellishments and profuse low relief chased rococo decoration to the tray, raised on ball and claw feet and stamped to the underside.
Length: 68cm Width: 44.5cm 		SOLD $120
134 late 19th century
The pair of large English candelabra of classic form with drip trays, sconces and foliate embellishments to the tapering stem.
Height: 50cm Width: 38cm 		SOLD $200
135 Whitehall, 20th century
Set with three graduated square tiers, united by reeded column, on four paw feet.
Height: 49cm Length: 31.5cm Width: 31.5cm 		SOLD $190
136 Christofle Paris, Circa 1990s
The complete cutlery set for 12 comprising dinner forks, dinner knives, dinner spoons, entrée knives, entrée forks, fish knives, teaspoons, demitasse spoons, cake slice, serving spoons and forks, decorated in the timeless Marly pattern with low relief scrolling leaves and cabochon, each piece marked, in wooden canteen, together with a boxed Christofle crumbs tray.
Length: 27.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $1450
137 20th century
Comprising 10 dinner spoons, 9 dinner knives, 7 diner forks, 12 entrée forks, 12 entrée knives, 14 butter knives, 12 fish knives, 12 fish forks, 9 dessert forks, 10 teaspoons, 4 demitasse spoons, 2 large serving spoons, 1 gravy spoon, and other utensils.
Length: 25.5cm (knife) and smaller 		SOLD $80
138 Reed & Barton, MA, 'Francis I' (1950-2019), c1960s
Comprising two compotes, two large serving dishes (one footed, one flat based), three medium serving dishes, and two small dishes, all decorated in Renaissance style 'Francis I' pattern with voluminous repoussé scrollwork and fruiting vines, each marked to the underside.
Weight: 3161g
Height: 7cm Diameter: 29cm and smaller 		SOLD $2900
139 1913 London, with maker's mark for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co
The large tray of rectangular form, with a plain surface, re-entrant corners, moulded rim and two handles, marked to the underside.
Weight: 2046g
Length: 56cm Width: 34cm 		SOLD $1850
140 Comprising a Victorian mustard pot (1859 London, probably Arthur Sibley) with pierced fret sides, beaded rims, shell thumbpiece, with spoon and later blue plastic liner; a pair of Edwardian tripod pepper shakers (1909 Chester, maker's mark rubbed), a Victorian Britannia sugar caster (1880 London, Thomas Smily) and a George V pepper shaker (1912 Sheffield, William Hutton & Sons Ltd)
Weight: 269g
Height: 9.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $250
141 1920 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Willian Davenport
1916 Sheffield, with maker's mark for William Yates
Comprising a set of 6 pâté knives and a set of 6 butter knives, both with shaped handles and silverplated blades, in fitted velvet lined cases.
Total Weight: 247g
Length: 16.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $150
142 Comprising a set of 6 French .950 demitasse spoons with circular tapering handles and finial to gilt washed bowls (Minerva 1 standard, Labat & Pugibet), together with a set of 3 Russian .875 silver spoons with engraved floral decoration (Moscow, 1884-1897, Ivan Kuzmich Yashin).
Weight: 113g
Length: 12.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $100
143 1913 London, with maker's mark for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co
Comprising six forks and six fish knives with subtle engraved decoration, ivorine handles, the knives marked to the blades, the forks marked to the tines and ferrules. Total Weight: 614g
Length: 22.5cm and 19.5cm 		SOLD $160
144 1840 London, with maker's mark for Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard
The fine early Victorian 4-piece service comprising coffee pot, teapot, sugar basin and creamer, the coffee pot lobed with a domed lid with fruiting finial, and a double scroll handle with ivory insulator, embellished throughout with engraved foliate cartouches, and raised on four scrolled feet, other pieces en suite, each crested to a cartouche and clearly marked underside. Weight: 2242g
Height: 29cm and smaller 		SOLD $2100
145 1906 Birmingham, with maker's mark for William Hair Haseler
1922 Birmingham, with maker's mark for M H Meyer Ltd
Each of slightly curved form and engraved all over with stylized foliate decoration, with vacant shaped cartouches to one corner, with gilt washed interiors, each marked twice to the interior.
Weight: 177g
Length: 8.5cm Width: 8cm 		SOLD $200
146 Egon Lauridsen (Copenhagen 1936-1966),
The gilt washed set of double-ended salt spoons or spice scoops, each with a different coloured guilloché handle with bookend motif, in original fitted case, each marked underside 'Ela (for Egon Lauridsen) Denmark Sterling 925'. Weight: 68g
Length: 10cm 		SOLD $170
147 1955 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Harrison Brothers & Howson
The Hanoverian rat-tail pattern part service, comprising 8 entrée spoons, 3 main forks, 4 dessert forks, and two teaspoons, each marked.
Weight: 848g
Length: 20cm and smaller 		SOLD $780
148 1937 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Albert Carter
The 6-piece dressing table set with lapis blue guilloché enamel, comprising two hand brushes, two clothes brushes, hand mirror and comb, all marked and with radiating engine turned decoration throughout.
Length: 25.5cm Width: 13.5cm (mirror) and smaller 		SOLD $320
149 1925 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Walker & Hall
The large trophy of bell form with twin acanthus leaf capped handles, on a waisted circular base, with engraved inscription 'Werribee Cup Presented by John Walker & Sons Ltd "Johnny Walker" / Won by A.T. Creswick's Olola 20-10-26', all raised on a turned ebonised wood plinth, marked under the rim.
Silver Weight: 868g
Height: 31cm Width: 31cm 		SOLD $760
150 1909 Chester, maker's mark rubbed
Comprising a pair of tripod salt cellars and a pair of tripod mustard pots, three with blue plastic liners, each marked underside.
Weight: 183g
Height: 7cm and smaller 		SOLD $240
151 Comprising 5 dinner spoons, 1 dinner fork, 1 entrée fork and 3 dessert spoons, each with unknown mark under the stem.
Weight: 622g
Length: 21cm and smaller 		SOLD $540
152 A German .800 silver serving fork with a deer leg handle, an .800 silver folding double-ended travel spoon with a pierced lion handle, a Dutch silver tea caddy spoon (1896 Amsterdam, Lion 1 mark), Amsterdam,
Total Weight: 246g
Length: 22.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $160
153 The assorted group of continental .925, .800 silver and silverplated spoons, including various souvenir, salt, and other small spoons. Total Weight: 642g
Length: 15cm and smaller 		SOLD $300
154 Comprising a sterling silver caddy spoon with a plain egg shaped bowl to a short engraved handle (1927 Birmingham, Liberty & Co Ltd), two Italian .800 silver sugar spoons, two late 19th century Dutch silver caddy spoons with sailing ship finials and scoop form bowls embossed with village scenes, and another Dutch silver caddy spoon with a shaped bowl. Weight: 99g
Length: 11.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $120
155 1908 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Horton & Allday
1913 Chester, with maker's mark for Walker & Hall
Each of slightly curved rectangular form, one with a beaten finish and crested to a medallion, the other of plain curved profile with an engraved FW monogram
Weight: 184g
Length: 8.5cm Width: 7.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $150
156 CLS maker's mark, mid-20th century
The hefty coffee set, comprising a coffee pot, sugar basin, jug and serving tray, the coffee pot of baluster form with a double S-scroll handle with insulators, to a domed lid and finial, the shaped tray with matching scroll handles, each stamped 'CLS Sterling 925 Hecho en Mexico'
Weight: 2665g
Height: 24.5cm and smaller Length: 52cm Width: 32cm (tray) 		SOLD $2400
157 Comprising a set 6 Edwardian demitasse spoons (1906 Sheffield, with maker's mark for James Dixon & Sons) in a black leather blue velvet lined fitted case, and a later set of 6 demitasse spoons (1947 Sheffield, Harrison Brothers & Howson) in a fitted case.
Weight: 113g
Length: 10cm and 8.5cm 		SOLD $130
158 1872 London, with maker's mark for John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard
The cup of baluster form with scrolled handle, decorated to the body with two repoussé floral bouquets surrounded by engraved laurel wreaths, on a beaded circular foot, marked underside, together with a Russian niello and silver rectangular snuff box (X-rayed .800 silver) decorated with foliate and wreath design.
Weight: 158g
Height: 8.5cm (cup) 		SOLD $180
159 1906 London, with maker's mark for
The inverted bell shaped bowl repoussé and chased with scrollwork to the lower body, on a knopped stem and spreading foot, marked under the rim.
Weight: 361g
Height: 24cm 		SOLD $300
160 A. Cesa, Alessandria, circa 1900
The globular jug with a hand beaten finish to the bulbous body with a cast foliate handle to a shaped spout, stamped 800 and with polygonal mark underside.
Weight: 436g
Height: 20.5cm 		SOLD $400
161 circa 1895
The frosted glass bowl of low circular form, overlaid and acid-etched with marguerite daisies, the green blooms picked out in gilt, the French .950 silver domed cover with a large repoussé and chased marguerite and foliage, marked to the rim (Minerva 1 standard, faint maker's mark), the underside with painted Daum Nancy signature with cross of Lorraine.
Height: 9cm Diameter: 14.5cm 		SOLD $670
162 Peter Hertz, Copenhagen, assay master mark Christian F. Heise, 1911
The ovoid body carafe with an elongated neck, wide spout, curved handle, decorated to the body with a border of repoussé S-scrolls, marked to the underside with maker and assayer's stamps, and 'three-towers' mark with date code for 1911.
Weight: 602g
Height: 24.5cm 		$0
163 Alvin, USA, 20th century
The wine goblet with plain bell-shaped bowl on trumpet foot, stamped 'Alvin Sterling M157' to the underside.
Height: 17cm 		SOLD $120
164 1929 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Adie Brothers Ltd
1933 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Beddoes & Co
1946 Birmingham, maker's mark rubbed
Each with engine turned decoration, two with Art Deco detailing, one engraved with initials to corner cartouche, two with gilt washed interior. Weight: 378g
Length: 13cm Width: 8cm and smaller 		SOLD $430
165 Tiffany & Co, New York, circa 1960s
The fine chocolate set, comprising a chocolate pot, twin handled sugar bowl, jug and circular tray, the chocolate pot of tapering form with cut-cardwork roundels below the finialed lid and at side handle joint, with matching bowl with pierced handles and tapering jug, with plain circular serving tray, each engraved with letter U, stamped to the underside 'Tiffany & Co Makers, Sterling Silver and numbered 23359. Weight: 1735g
Height: 22.5cm and smaller Diameter: 30.5cm (tray) 		SOLD $1600
166 1901 London, with maker's mark for Francis Higgins III
The pair of hefty asparagus tongs in a Hanoverian pattern with foliate pierced rectangular blades, marked to the inside stem.
Weight: 220g
Length: 25cm 		SOLD $200
167 1955 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Harrison Brothers & Howson
The Hanoverian pattern rat-tail serving spoon, marked under the stem.
Weight: 157g
Length: 30cm 		SOLD $120
168 Maker's mark S.P.U., mid-20th century
The mid-century modern jug with flowing lines and curved strap handle, stamped underside with maker's mark and 'Sterling Hecho en Mexico'. Weight: 449g
Height: 23cm 		SOLD $400
169 1898 Birmingham, with maker's mark rubbed
The rectangular hinged box and hinged cover with a finely cast dragon finial and original clear glass insert, possibly a table matchbox with striker to the front of the base; marked twice to the side and under the cover, maker's mark illegible.
Silver Weight: 153g
Height: 6.5cm Length: 8.5cm Width: 5.5cm 		SOLD $490
170 Mario Cioni crystal and .800 silver mount, 20th century
The globular ribbed body mounted to the long tapering neck with a collar and hinged lidded spout with finial top, to a scrolling figural handle cast with a reclining draped female, engraved 'fatto a mano'
and with Italian .800 mark to the collar, the jug with etched mark underside.
Height: 33cm 		SOLD $300
171 circa 1900
The clear to pinkish frosted glass circular body of slightly tapering form, overlaid and acid-etched with thistles picked out in gilt, the French .950 silver screw top and cup base finely decorated with flowers in bloom, marked to both (Minerva 1 standard, maker's mark illegible), the underside of the glass with faint Daum Nancy signature with cross of Lorraine.
Length: 15.5cm 		SOLD $320
172 1917 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Joseph Gloster Ltd
1923 Birmingham, with maker's mark for James Walker Ltd
Each of slightly curved form and engraved all over with stylized foliate decoration, with vacant circular and shield form cartouche to one side, one with gilt washed interior, each marked twice to the interior.
Weight: 157g
Length: 8.5cm Width: 7cm 		SOLD $310
173 1827 Sheffield, with maker's mark for S C Younge & Co
The wine or champagne circular coaster, the sides pierced with fruiting vines, the rims with stylised acanthus leaf rims, the turned wooden bases set with marked and crested central silver boss, each also marked to the base. Total Weight: 840g
Height: 7cm Diameter: 17cm 		SOLD $920
174 1918 Edinburgh, Wilson & Sharp (Robert Wilson & Andrew Sharp)
The semi-spherical bowl of traditional form with two shaped lug handles, one engraved with initials, the other 'from his Godfather', resting on a circular foot
Weight: 199g
Height: 5cm Length: 17.5cm Diameter: 11cm 		SOLD $140
175 1927 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson)
The set of 12 small dessert forks in Hanoverian pattern, each marked under the stem.
Weight: 151g
Length: 12.5cm 		SOLD $150
176 Comprising a rectangular cigarette box with elegant engine turned Art Deco style design to top and plain sides, with cedar lined interior, weighted base, and marked to the side twice (1934 London, with maker's mark for Padgett & Braham Ltd), together with a silver mounted leather cased desk barometer, the fitted interior with removable chromium cased barometer inscribed 'Made in London' (1897 London, William Comyns & Sons). Total weight: 411g
Height: 5cm Length: 11.5cm Width: 9cm 		SOLD $310
177 Comprising an Australian sterling silver spoon with a hammered bowl and letter S terminal, marked 'Stg. Sil', probably Sargison's of Hobart, three Old English pattern crested mustard spoons, including one George III (1811 London, William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner), a tea caddy spoon (1928 Sheffield, Cooper Brothers & Sons), a small condiment ladle (1828 London, William Chawner II), and a jam spoon (1915 Sheffield, W S Savage & Co). Weight: 78g
Length: 13cm 		SOLD $130
178 1898 London, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton)
The set of diner spoons in Old English fiddle pattern, each engraved with boar head crest to the terminal, and clearly marked to underside.
Weight: 610g. Length: 22cm 		SOLD $560
179 The matched set of Hanoverian pattern diner forks, comprising four with crested terminals (1795 London, Thomas Northcote & George Bourne), one with engraved initials underside (1792 London, George Smith III & William Fearn), two (1799 and 1802 London, marks rubbed), and two William IV (1837 London, maker's mark rubbed). Weight: 613g. Length: 20.5cm SOLD $530
180 1863 London, with maker's mark for Chawner & Co (George William Adams)
The lobster pick with a pierced engraving of a lobster to the centre, marked to the underside, together with a cheese knife of typical form with a stainless steel blade engraved CS in script and a cast brass brutalist handle. Silver Weight: 45g
Length: 23cm and smaller 		SOLD $60
181 1819 London, with maker's mark for Sarah & John William Blake
The Old English pattern serving spoon, engraved S in script to the terminal, and marked under the stem.
Weight: 125g
Length: 29.5cm 		SOLD $110
182 1805 London, with maker's mark for Peter & William Bateman
The pair of berry spoons repoussé and chased to the gilt washed bowls with fruits and flora, and with engraved floral decorations to the stems, each marked underside, one with maker's mark rubbed.
Weight: 116g
Length: 21.5cm 		SOLD $150
183 Comprising a four-slide toast rack (1939 Birmingham, Adie Brothers Ltd), a pair of salt shakers (1915 Birmingham, A & J Zimmerman), two condiments with blue glass liner (1928 Birmingham, Adie Brothers and 1920 Birmingham, E S Barnsley & Co), and an open salt cellar (1938 Sheffield, Emile Viner).
Weight: 257g
Length: 8.5cm Width: 4.5cm (toast rack) 		SOLD $260
184 1912 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Henry Clifford Davis
The rectangular cigarette or cigar box raised on bracket feet, with engine-turned decoration to the domed cover and engraved with initials in script to a central reserve, the interior cedar lined, the base weighted. Total Weight: 945g
Height: 6cm Length: 23cm Width: 14cm 		SOLD $430
185 The large rectangular cigarette cases with engine turned and linear decoration, one American silver stamped 'Feldmore Sterling', the other stamped 835 with triangular mark.
Weight: 309g
Length: 13cm Width: 8cm 		SOLD $290
186 Comprising an Italian .800 small mirror, a French .950 demitasse spoons with square tapering handle (Minerva 1, Labat & Pugibet), a small .800 silver ladle with a pierced rose terminal, a Minneapolis sterling silver spoon with a native American terminal, an Italian .800 silver 'Venezia' spoon, a brass one with a blue and white ceramic handle, and others. Total Weight: 301g
Length: 16cm and smaller 		SOLD $70
187 Comprising a cut glass cylindrical jar with a machine turned and domed cover, marked to the side
(1924 London, William Comyns & Sons Ltd - Charles & Richard Comyns) and further engraved with Drummond & co Melbourne retailer's mark, together with a rectangular trinket box, the detachable lid repoussé with floral scrolls and vacant cartouche, marked in the design (1905 Chester, Harry Synyer & Charles Joseph Beddoes). Silver weight: 51g
Height: 9.5cm Diameter: 9cm and smaller 		SOLD $290
188 1933 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Charles S Green & Co Ltd
1947 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Charles S Green & Co Ltd
Comprising a larger rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration and gilt washed interior, and a smaller one engraved with initials to a deco cartouche, each marked twice to the interior.
Weight: 348g
Length: 17.5cm Width: 8.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $340
189 1898 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Nathan & Hayes
The fine sifter spoon with a curved tapering handle decorated with a mask and scrolls design to a pierced lobed bowl, engraved '1850-1900' to the terminal and marked underside, in its original blue velvet lined fitted case; together with a Victorian cased spoon, fork and knife set (Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield) with large trefoil terminals, the knife with mother-of-pearl handle, in a silk lined fitted case.
Silver Weight: 21g. Length: 21.5cm (knife) and smaller 		SOLD $90
190 Peru, 20th century
Comprising teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl and sugar basin all of baluster form with embossed scroll handles, spout and feet, together with a heavy matching serving tray, stamped 'Ind Peruana Plate 925' and with C inside star mark, possibly Camusso.
Weight: 3579g
Length: 63cm Width: 40.5cm (tray) Height: 23cm (coffee pot) and smaller 		SOLD $3100
191 1925 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Hardy Brothers
The set of 6 toothpicks of tapering shape, each marked to the diamond-shaped terminal
in a red leather and blue velvet lined fitted case, inscribed 'Hardy Bros Ltd Jewellers and Silversmiths Australia', together with a white metal matchbox, inset to the top with a hunting scene miniature.
Silver Weight: 14g
Length: 7.5cm (toothpick) Length: 7.5cm Width: 5cm (matchbox) 		SOLD $120
192 Comprising an hefty American .925 silver cigarette case of rectangular form with rounded short ends, engraved all over with flower heads and scrolls, stamped 'Sterling' and inscribed 'Anne E. Henning' to the interior, together with a French silver one of rounded rectangular form with linear reed design, stamped with diamond mark to the gilt washed interior.
Weight: 271g
Length: 10.5cm Width: 8cm and smaller 		SOLD $310
193 Comprising a pair of small candle holders with repoussé lotus sconces (X-rayed .750), a Norwegian silver Viking boat open salt (unmarked 800 silver), and a foliate chamberstick with scrolled handle (X-rayed .900). Weight: 102g
Height: 6cm and smaller 		$0
194 Comprising a French silver pair of sugar tongs with lion paws with engraved initials (Minerva 1 .950 silver, maker's mark rubbed), a pair of German .800 silver demitasse spoons, two other silver demitasse spoons, and one .800 silver small fork, together with silverplated egg serving spoon, Christofle table fork, sugar tongs and two demitasse spoons. Silver Weight: 140g
Length: 25cm and smaller 		$0
195 Comprising a 19th century Christofle double lipped flowerhead toddy ladle with a spiral twisted shank and ebonised wood handle, a (possibly Christofle) tea strainer and a sugar spoon.
Length: 37cm and smaller 		$0
196 1933 Birmingham, with maker's mark for S W Goode & Co
1933 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Henry Clifford Davis
Comprising one rectangular with canted corners, decorated with an engine turned geometric design, the interior gilt washed, the other with all over engine turned decoration, the interior also gilt washed, each marked twice to the interior.
Weight: 265g
Length: 9.5cm Width: 9cm 		SOLD $260
197 Two French 19th century sifting spoons, both bearing the Paris guarantee mark and figural mark of .950 silver, with illegible maker's marks, together with an 800 silver serving spoon with shell lobed bowl, spiral twist handle and winged cherub terminal. Weight: 161g
Length: 25cm and smaller 		SOLD $180
198 X-ray tested .800 silver, late 19th century
The lobed teacup and saucer duo, with scrolled handle and finely engraved with floral and scroll panels, on a spreading foot, numbered 12 underside but unmarked.
Weight: 258g
Diameter: 17.5cm (saucer) Height: 6.5cm (teacup) 		SOLD $220
199 1830 Edinburgh, with maker's mark for Andrew Wilkie
The Queen's pattern gravy ladle, marked underside, together with a cased set of 6 mother-of-pearl caviar spoons, and a silverplated pair of grape scissors. Silver weight: 30g Length: 16cm (ladle) and smaller 		SOLD $100
200 1820 London, with maker's mark for Richard Pearce
The oblong baluster form teapot repoussé and chased with a band of curved acanthus leafage and vacant cartouches, with a gadrooned rim an leaf-capped loop handle with ivory insulator, the domed flush cover with ornate finial, raised upon winged paw feet, with twin handled sugar basin and creamer, the matching creamer with different maker's mark (1826 London, Thomas Wilkes Barker), each marked under the rim. Weight: 1182g
Height: 15cm Width: 29cm and smaller 		SOLD $1750
201 1785 London, with maker's mark for John Schofield
The fine card tray of navette shape with gadrooned rim and scrolling side handles, centering an empty cartouche, clearly marked to the underside. Weight: 156g
Height: 3.5cm Length: 23.5cm Width: 10cm 		SOLD $270
202 Comprising a Dutch silver pierced tea strainer with ibises terminal and village scenes in scrolled cartouches (single sword .833 silver mark), a spoon with galleon terminal, figural entwined stem (with key mark intruding upon lion 1st standard mark, and 1914 Chester import silver mark, Boaz Moses Landeck), together with a pierced bread fork with lion mask and bird terminal (lion 2nd standard mark, maker WL) Weight: 178g
Length: 20cm and smaller 		SOLD $170
203 Comprising a Victorian sterling silver sifting spoon with cherubs terminal and foliate lobed pierced bowl (1870 London, H J Lias & Son), a French parcel gilt serving spoon finely engraved and pierced with engraved initials SE (Minerva 1 .950, Henri Soufflot), and a French sifting spoon with silver gilt scalloped bowl and tapering foliate handle (Minerva 1 .950, maker's mark partly illegible, possibly Ernest Poyer) Weight: 195g
Length: 23.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $210
204 Comprising a matched set of two pairs of salt cellars by two different makers, each of cauldron form and raised on stepped hoof feet, marked underside (1772 London, James Waters and 1762 London, Walter Brind), together with a pair of c1900 Australian silver (Hardy Bros.) circular open salts with pierced sides, marked under the rim.
Weight: 251g
Height: 3.5cm Diameter: 6.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $240
205 Towle Silversmiths, MA, 'El Grandee' (1964-2009), circa 1970s
The set of hefty spoons, comprising 4 dessert spoons and 1 teaspoon in 'El Grandee' pattern with pierced cast terminals, each marked 'Towle Sterling © 1964'.
Weight: 276g
Length: 17cm and smaller 		SOLD $260
206 Minerva 1 standard, with maker's mark for Jean-François Veyrat (Paris)
The set of mid-19th century French silver luncheon/ dessert knives, each marled to the hollow embossed handles and blades. Total Weight: 289g
Length: 20cm 		SOLD $210
207 1763 London, with maker's mark for Thomas Hannam (or Hammond) & Richard Mills
The fine circular salver with moulded scroll and shell rim, the plain surface engraved with flourished initials IC in script, raised on tripod hoof feet, clearly marked to the underside and further engraved 'EB' in Roman block letters. Weight: 259g
Height: 3cm Diameter: 18cm 		SOLD $460
208 Comprising a pair of Victorian oval pin dishes with repoussé scroll decoration (1894 Birmingham, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd), a pair of rectangular pin dishes, repoussé with scrolls and crested (1891 London, William Comyns & Sons), a baby rattle with mother-of-pearl handle (1924 Chester, makers mark rubbed), and an envelope form pendant (1902 Birmingham, Gourdel Vales & Co) to a silver chain. Total Weight: 130g
Length: 10cm (rattle) Length: 11.5cm Width: 7cm (dish) and smaller 		SOLD $260
209 comprising a Victorian novelty scent bottle with ovoid body and screw-cap modelled as a bird's head (1899 Birmingham, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd), a George V chick pin cushion (1918 Chester, maker rubbed), a Continental .800 silver repousse pendant box embossed with flowers, an unmarked miniature 'Holy Bible' pendant inscribed with prayer inside, an .800 silver gilt grill locker and a small silver gilt coin purse with English import silver mark. Weight: 70g Length: 6.5cm Width: 6cm (purse) and smaller SOLD $320
210 Comprising one with a cast border of scrolls to a foliate short handle and cherub terminal, another with a shallow bowl.
Weight: 96g
Length: 15.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $70
211 Comprising a late 19th century Dutch .835 silver pierced spoon (Leeuwarden regional Assay mark, maker Ate de Groot Boersma) with floral, bird and figural motifs, together with three other ornate spoons in the same style with shorter stems, probably Dutch.
Weight: 118g
Length: 19cm and smaller 		SOLD $120
212 The hefty ovoid chocolate pot with a curved wooden side handle, and hinged cover with matching wooden finial, stamped with unknown maker's mark and 'Hecho en Mexico DF'
Weight: 686g
Height: 22cm 		SOLD $600
213 1926 Birmingham, with maker's mark for
Elgin Silversmith Co, New York, circa 1940s
Comprising an Art Deco cigarette case with engine turned and linear design to the exterior, marked twice to the gilt washed interior, together with an American silver one with linear decoration, engraved with initials and inscribed to the underside, stamped 'Sterling American - Made in USA' to the interior.
Weight: 221g Length: 13cm Width: 7.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $190
214 Comprising a George V set of paté knives with shell pattern handles and silver plates blades (1928 Sheffield, Harrison Brothers & Howson, and two Elizabeth II cased sets of demitasse spoons (1958 Sheffield, Viner's Ltd and 1961 Birmingham, Henry Clifford Davis), each marked and in velvet lined fitted cases. Total Weight: 267g
Length: 17cm (knives) and smaller 		SOLD $180
215 Steiff, Baltimore, MD, 'Williamsburg' (1940-2006), mid-20th century
Comprising 12 dinner knives, 12 dinner forks, 12 entrée knives, 12 entrée forks, 12 entrée spoons, 12 small forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 dessert spoons, 3 serving spoons and 2 serving utensils, all in 'Williamsburg Queen Anne' pattern with rat-tail pattern spoons, each piece stamped 'Sterling-Stieff' and 'CW Williamsburg restoration'. Silver Weight: 2550g (without knives)
Length: 23.5cm (knives) and smaller 		SOLD $2500
216 Des. Ludwig Kny (1869-1937) for Stuart, circa 1938
Comprising 18 wine glasses, 15 cordial glasses, 6 champagne coupes, 6 barrel shaped tumblers, 6 cocktail glasses, 5 dessert bowls, 3 decanters and 1 jug, all decorated in 'Tamara' pattern with swags and vertical cuts, and with 'Stuart England' etched mark underside. Height: 22.5cm (jug) Height: 12.5cm (glassware) and smaller 		SOLD $170
217 Germany, US occupied zone circa 1946-1949
Comprising 11 lemonade glasses, 16 wine glasses, 12 liqueur glasses, 6 port glasses, 11 champagne and 5 cocktail glasses, each with white stripes to a tapering bowl upon a black glass circular spreading base, some with original label inscribed 'U.S Z. Germany'.
Height: 18cm and smaller 		SOLD $490
218 circa 1950s
Comprising 10 liqueur glasses, 8 sherbet / champagne coupes, 8 sherry glasses, 5 wine glasses, and 6 water goblets, in 'Royal Yacht' pattern with cut panels to the bowls and with etched 'Webb England' marks underside, together with an unmarked decanter and stopper of baluster form with cut panels.
Height: 27cm (decanter) Height: 13.5cm (glasses) and smaller 		SOLD $110
219 20th century
Comprising a heavy baluster form vase with diamond cut body and starburst design underside (unmarked), a sterling silver mounted 'Glug Glug' decanter (a/f) with a faceted stopper (1909 Birmingham, Hukin & Heath), a shaft and globe decanter and stopper, a square decanter with cross hatched upper body and faceted stopper, two water jugs with cut decorations and another decanter (a/f) with inverted pear stopper.
Height: 30.5cm (decanter) and smaller 		SOLD $60
220 The ovoid cased blue glass vase with polychrome spiral twisted ribbon design and applied blue and white glass spiral tendril, with a clear polished foot, apparently unmarked. Height: 20cm SOLD $60
221 circa 1910
The oval quatrefoil pin dish finely decorated with a winter and snow landscape on a yellow-orange background, signed Legras.
Height: 2cm Length: 12cm Width: 9.5cm 		SOLD $50
222 Circa 1950s
The dancing lady in clear glass richly speckled with gold inclusions, with a polychrome latticino and filigrana flowing dress, with original red foil label 'Pustetto & Zanetti Arte Nuova Murano, Made In Italy' to the domed base.
Height: 26cm 		SOLD $180
223 Circa 1950s
The tall figure of a dancing lady in white glass Venetian costume with applied amber glass details to the flowing dress, upon a circular spreading base.
Height: 33.5cm Width: 23.5cm 		$0
224 Circa 1950s
The dancing lady in white and deep blood red glass venetian costume, mounted on a spiral turned clear and gold flecked circular base.
Height: 26cm Width: 17.5cm 		SOLD $180
225 Circa 1950s
Probably by Pustetto & Zanetti, the dancing lady holding a fan in clear and mottled green and white cased glass venetian costume, upon a domed white base.
Height: 26.5cm 		$0
226 20th century
Comprising a harlequin set of 5 Lalique crystal 'Poissons', each engraved 'Lalique France', two Swarovski Crystal swan ornaments, two Australian studio cased glass perfume bottles and stoppers by Gordon Studio and Ogishi-Mizuno, and a Bohemian painted glass columnar perfume atomiser.
Height: 20cm (perfume bottle) and smaller 		SOLD $880
227 The jug and bowl set, probably by Stevens and Williams, with applied clear feet and white threading, a technique patented by Stevens and Williams in the 1880s, together with a glass table vesta of globular form with serrated ribbed texture for match striking.
Height: 7.5cm Diameter: 13cm (bowl) 		SOLD $60
228 late 19th century
The tall wine decanters and stoppers with octagonal tapering stoppers, slice cuts to the neck, one grapevine engraved, one starburst cut to the underside, with British Antique Dealers' Association stamp.
Height: 38cm and 35cm 		SOLD $110
229 Waterford, Ireland, 20th century
Comprising a Waterford 'Donegal' decanter and stopper, a pair of matching 'Donegal' claret wine glasses, and a Waterford 'Glandore' cut crystal ice bucket, with diamond and laurel border decoration.
Height: 34.5cm (decanter) and smaller 		SOLD $200
230 mid-20th century
The set of 14 glass fruit and vegetable including strawberries, pear, corn, eggplant, with a ceramic lemon, on a Poole pottery twin-handled bowl stamped to the underside.
Height: 7cm Diameter: 25cm (bowl) 		$0
231 Des. Artur Pleva, possibly for Curt Schlevogt, c1930s
The mottled green glass 'Ingrid' vase of panelled ovoid form, moulded in low relief with four stylised classical figures, unmarked.
Height: 24.5cm 		SOLD $500
232 Attributed to Seguso, c1970s
The hand blown green glass bulbous amphora vase with twin fused glass handles with scavo ('dug up') texture, a technique invented by Giovanni Patrini imitating in form and texture ancient objects found in archaeological excavations, unmarked.
Height: 24cm 		SOLD $210
233 Des. Kjell Engman (1946-) for Kosta Boda, c1989
The cased black glass vase of gently swelling form ('Swing' series, intr. 1989, model no 48890) engraved to the underside 'Kosta boda 488890 K Engman'; together with a Swedish Reijmyre grey glass seated cat with original label.
Height: 26.5cm and 11cm 		SOLD $60
234 Comprising an Art Deco mottled yellow and pink glass hanging light shade, two amber and green glass balls, and a pair or Orrefors clear glass candle holders with original labels.
Height: 20cm Diameter: 20cm (shade) and smaller 		SOLD $70
235 The circular crystal bowl or vide-poche brilliant cut with hobstar panels and fans motifs, mounted on an Empire style bronze ormolu circular stand cast with palmettes, masks and raised on paw feet, the mount stamped 'TJ' to the interior.
Height: 8cm Diameter: 17.5cm (crystal dish) 		SOLD $110
236 20th century
The large and heavy glass figure of a bull charging, with an ochre, black and red patterned body cased in clear glass, apparently unmarked.
Height: 21cm Length: 40cm 		SOLD $480
237 Comprising a pair of Baccarat crystal knife rests, together with a set of 6 unmarked ones, a Georg Jensen sterling silver coaster (925 silver, Des. Henning Koppel, post-1945 mark, weight: 144g), and a pair of Art Deco glass napkin rings in the style of Karl Palda, unmarked.
Diameter: 13cm (silver dish) 		SOLD $130
238 20th century
Of tall cylindrical form on a starburst circular foot, cut with stylised upright flowering branches, the underside worn with partly illegible etched mark 'England', possibly John Walsh or a later Tudor example.
Height: 31cm Diameter: 19.5cm 		SOLD $160
239 Waterford, Ireland, 'Sheila' pattern (1958-2017)
The set of 7 vintage Waterford cocktail glasses, each panel cut above an hexagonal waisted and tapering stem to a circular foot, with Waterford stencil mark to all.
Height: 10.5cm 		SOLD $200
240 early 20th century
In the Loetz manner, the baluster vase with an everted rim, with a semitransparent iridescent opal ground with slip trailed lines and a speckled orange 'lava' lower body, unmarked.
Height: 22cm 		SOLD $130
241 early 20th century
In the Loetz manner, the shaped iridescent blue glass vase with slip trailed lines and a speckled white 'lava' lower body, unmarked.
Height: 20cm 		SOLD $150
242 Crystalex, circa 1980s
The pair of pear-shaped moulded glass vases, one green uranium glass, one yellow glass, with original labels.
Height: 17cm Diameter: 17cm 		SOLD $60
243 circa 1920s
The Art Deco shallow centrepiece bowl of circular form decorated in moulded relief to the exterior with a design of flower heads, marked 'Made in France' in relief to the underside, unsigned but a known design by Degué (David Guéron).
Height: 6cm Diameter: 31.5cm 		SOLD $230
244 20th century
Unmarked, in the manner of Carlo Scarpa, the bottle vase of rounded quadrangular form, with myriads of small air bubbles.
Height: 14cm 		SOLD $100
245 circa 1930s
Comprising a milky baluster vase with applied twin red leaf style handles and a shaped tapering opalescent vase with rich orange red dipped base and trailing irregular vertical lines; both with curved stencil mark 'Czechoslovakia' to the underside. Height: 18.5cm and 20.5cm 		$0
246 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, varied colours and form, in a black-glazed pottery vase.
Height: 24.5cm (vase) Length: 40cm (tulips) and smaller 		SOLD $510
247 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, varied colours and form, in an Art Deco Falcon Ware blue and black chevron jug.
Height: 15cm (jug) Length: 21cm (tulips) and smaller 		SOLD $630
248 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, varied colours and form, in an Art Deco Bakelite Nally Ware beaker vase.
Height: 10cm (vase) Length: 20cm (tulips) and smaller 		SOLD $820
249 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, varied colours and form, in a French mid-century grey glass vase.
Height: 24.5cm (vase) Length: 34cm (tulips) and smaller 		SOLD $940
250 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, varied colours and form, in an Art Deco Poole pottery white glazed ribbed vase, stamped underside.
Height: 20.5cm (vase) Length: 35cm (tulips) and smaller 		SOLD $1380
251 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, all open and in varied colours, in an Art Deco moon vase, signed with initials to the underside.
Height: 13.5cm (vase) Length: 20cm (tulip) 		SOLD $770
252 c1930s
The delicate hand-blown art glass tulips, possibly German, varied colours and form, in a modernist conical glass vase.
Height: 19cm (vase) Length: 37cm (tulips) and smaller 		SOLD $1790
253 Wallendorf, post-1963 green mark, c1970s.
In the Art Deco taste, the graduated pair of figures in the form of female archers on oval bases, stamped underside and impressed with numbers 1893 and 1893/1, as found to the timber bows.
Height: 34cm Width: 26cm and smaller 		SOLD $200
254 Des. Erling (Eric) Olsen for Spode, Velamour line (1932-39), model K512, circa 1935
The English creamy white matt glazed figure of a seated cat with stylised features, with 'Spode Velamour' stamp underside.
Height: 25cm Width: 18cm 		SOLD $240
255 Des. Gerhard Schliepstein (1886-1963) for Rosenthal,
The white glazed figure seated with a throw over her knees, over a domed oval base, with printed mark to the underside.
Height: 23cm Length: 23cm Width: 14cm 		SOLD $120
256 Jean-Édouard Chassaing for Primavera, circa 1930
The ceramic drummer with stylized features, cream crackle glazed with silver painted details, incised 'Primavera France' and signed 'Chasaing sculpteur' to the underside.
Height: 23.5cm Width: 21.5cm 		SOLD $330
257 Hollohaza (Hungary), circa 1980s
The white glazed figure of a kneeling nude woman atop of a rectangular base, with painted details, stamped underside.
Height: 29cm 		SOLD $90
258 Des. Jean Born (Robj) c1930s for Villeroy & Boch, circa 1980s
The white porcelain jazz quartet of merry musicians, including saxophone, banjo, squeezebox player, and drummer, with hand painted and gilded highlights, each with printed mark underside.
Height: 26cm and shorter 		SOLD $430
259 20th century
Comprising a c1920 secessionist figure of a goat, unmarked but attributed to Anzengruber (Austria), together with three miniature Klima (French) greyhounds standing, unmarked.
Height: 14.5cm Width: 14cm and smaller 		SOLD $50
260 Possibly designed by Susie Cooper for Gray's Pottery, c1930s
The hexagonal jar and cover, hand decorated in linear design akin to the 'Cubist' design in green, blue, orange and black enamels, with printed marks underside and numbered 8650.
Height: 15cm 		SOLD $200
261 20th century
Comprising an Australian studio pottery Kalmar H1 plaque of an exotic lady, an unmarked mask in the manner of Clarice Cliff 'Marlene' masks, together with a moulded one painted green, unmarked.
Length: 25.5cm Width: 14.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $50
262 Des. Gerhard Schliepstein (1886-1963) for KPM Berlin,
The white glazed group of a nude Diana seated beside a greyhound, holding a bow, on a domed oval base with underglaze blue royal sceptre KPM mark to the underside,
Height: 20.5cm Width: 20cm 		SOLD $80
263 Des. Erling (Eric) Olsen for Spode, Velamour line (1932-39), model K466, circa 1935
The English creamy white matt glazed model of an elephant with stylised features, with 'Spode Velamour' stamp underside.
Height: 22cm Length: 21cm Width: 12.5cm 		SOLD $690
264

Des. Erling (Eric) Olsen for Spode, Velamour line (1932-39), circa 1935 The English creamy white matt glazed figure of polar bears with stylised features, with 'Spode Velamour' stamp underside.

 SOLD $960
265 Des. Franz Barwig (1925) for Augarten Porcelain, 20th century
The white glazed attentive feline seated on a rectangular plinth impressed with initial Fb, underglaze blue mark underside and impressed pattern number 1630
Height: 37.5cm 		SOLD $1690
266 circa 1930s Comprising one designed by John Skeaping for Wedgwood, modelled as a fearsome mother and baby with a matte off white ground, stamped 'Wedgwood' underside and faintly impressed 'J. Skeaping, Wedgwood' to the side, together with another designed by Roy Smith for Wedgewood of a seated monkey on a rectangular base, stamped 'Wedgwood & Co' underside, and impressed 'Roy Smith' to the side. Height: 24.5cm and 18.5cm SOLD $360
267

Des. Erling (Eric) Olsen for Spode, Velamour line (1932-39), circa 1935 The English creamy white matt glazed figure of polar bears with stylised features, with 'Spode Velamour' stamp underside.

 SOLD $930
268 Des. Gustav Adolf Bredow (1875-1950) for Rosenthal, circa 1935
The large white glazed reclining nude with graceful lines, on a naturalistic bed of rockwork, the underside with underglaze green 'Rosenthal Selb Bavaria' mark.
Height: 34cm Length: 49cm Width: 18cm 		SOLD $670
269 circa 1930s
The white crackle-glazed group modelled as a woman wearing a long dress and tricorn hat flanked by a deer, unmarked, in the manner of Le Jan.
Height: 32.5cm Length: 51cm Width: 14.5cm 		SOLD $30
270 20th century
Comprising a pair of Noritake bone China red-crowned cranes standing on oval bases, stamped to the underside, together with a smaller Hungarian Hollohaza porcelain crane, stamped underside.
Height: 27.5cm and 21cm 		SOLD $80
271 Arnaud Barraud (New Zealand/Australia b.1942)
The blue and green glazed pottery ovoid vase, with a short neck and everted rim, impressed with 'AB' monogram stamp to the underside.
Height: 26.5cm Diameter: 22.5cm 		SOLD $120
272 Scheurich, mid-20th century
The large twin handled vase with a large band of triangular motifs in yellow and orange glaze, and a lava border to the shoulder, marked underside.
Height: 44cm 		SOLD $100
273 early 20th century
In the style of Meissen, the pair of five-light candelabra with floriate sconces, each with two putti at play on the naturalistic stem with gilt detailing, the bases and stems encrusted with painted flowers, apparently unmarked.
Height: 42cm Width: 30cm 		SOLD $130
274 circa 1930s
Decorated throughout with a bold abstract design in green, black, brown and gold enamels, signed to the base 'H.Trevi'.
Height: 27cm 		SOLD $60
275 circa 1930s
Comprising a Susie Cooper for Grays Pottery lidded sugar bowl with polychrome banded decoration, together with two Clarice Cliff Bizarre pin dishes, each with printed marks underside.
Height: 10.5cm (jar) Diameter: 8cm (dish) 		SOLD $130
276 Des. Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery, circa 1929
The Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' Coronet jug painted in the abstract Double V design, with printed marks underside.
Height: 17cm 		SOLD $350
277 circa 1930s
The Crown Devon 442 shape jug with painted pattern number 5022 and the Ditmar Urbach 27/3 shape jug, both moulded and painted with floral design, in orange and brown tones, each stamped underside.
Height: 22.5cm and smaller 		SOLD $20
278 Des. Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery, circa 1930s
The Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' vase of squat baluster shape with bold floral painted decoration in bright colours, printed marks underside.
Height: 18cm Diameter: 24.5cm 		SOLD $370
279 circa 1930s
The speckled and ribbed body with red and black line decoration to the rim, with printed marks to the underside.
Height: 22.5cm 		SOLD $50
280 Miklós Komlós and István Komlós (Hungary), circa 1930s
The ovoid vase in orange and pale green drip glaze on a brown ground, applied in relief with fish and coral, impressed 'Komlos' to the underside.
Height: 22cm Diameter: 17cm 		SOLD $40
281 Comprising an elegant Austrian porcelain white glazed recumbent borzoi, sparingly painted (Augarten, model no. 1713), stamped underside, a wire fox terrier (des. Frederick Daws for Royal Doulton, model no. HN1013, issued 1931-1960) with green backstamp underside, together with another of a borzoi, unmarked.
Height: 11.5cm Width: 21cm (borzoi) and smaller 		SOLD $60
282 Probably Nyon pottery, Switzerland, c1960s
The set of plates decorated in low relief to the interior with stylised workers and water carriers, glazed in wine and Tuscany yellow, the underside impressed K and numbered 708 and 701.
Diameter: 20cm 		SOLD $40
283 Jean Pouyat, Limoges (1858-1920), circa 1900
The circular footed bowl on a waisted circular spreading foot, decorated to the rim with a repeat pattern within a tooled gilt border, with Jean Pouyat's maker and decorator stamp underside.
Height: 8.5cm Diameter: 22cm 		SOLD $20
284 circa 1940s
The deep red Flambé circular bowl with rounded sides, stamped 'Royal Doulton Flambe' with 'The art union of London' to the underside, on a hardwood carved oriental stand.
Height: 8.5cm Diameter: 23cm 		SOLD $130
285 1930s and later
Comprising an Art Deco porcelain figure of a clown, designed by Ferdinand Liebermann (1910) for Rosenthal, impressed with designer's name to the back of the base and stamped underside, circa 1930s, a Japanese Art Deco ceramic figural decanter bottle, and a Royal Worcester China figural condiment dish, stamped underside.
Height: 26cm and smaller 		SOLD $50
286 20th century
The small figure of a red clad Mephisto with orange and green butterfly wings, upon an oval base, with printed mark to the underside.
Height: 8cm Width: 7cm 		SOLD $170
287 c1930s
Modelled as a Japanese dancer in yellow and blue layered dress, raised on a domed base, impressed 'Sp 2124' to the underside.
Height: 20.5cm 		SOLD $110
288 Des. Colin Melbourne for Crown Devon, c1950s
The shape CM5 vase of tapering form with knopped shoulder and everted rim, decorated with gold and black chevron bands on a black ground, with white printed factory mark and facsimile signature of the designer to the underside.
Height: 21.5cm 		SOLD $340
289 The Chelsea plate of lobed oval shape decorated in green and black with a continuous swag of flowers suspended from a gilt line at the rim, the centre with a flower spray, with small gold painted anchor mark to the underside (1756-1775), together with two Copeland-Spode plates: a botanical moulded plate signed J.Price, 'Dendrobium Pulchellum', and an 'Exotic Birds' plate, each with backstamps, impressed marks and painted patterns. Diameter: 23.5cm and smaller SOLD $50
290 Circa 1775
The small globular teapot and cover with slim curved spout and fluted strap handle, printed in blue with the 'Three Flowers' pattern, the a/f knop to the lid modelled as a flower, with blue crescent mark underside.
Height: 14cm Width: 16cm 		SOLD $190
291 late 18th century
The circular glazed earthenware plates, each decorated with bird, rockwork and flowers in blue, rust, yellow and green, within foliate borders, one as found.
Diameter: 22.5cm 		SOLD $120
292 20th century
Comprising 12 dinner plates, 6 entrée plates, 6 soup plates, 6 side plates, 6 dessert bowls, 12 teacups and 12 saucers, creamer and small vase, all decorated in 'Cascade' pattern, each with backstamp to the underside.
Various shapes and sizes 		SOLD $170
293 20th century
Comprising 13 dinner plates, 17 luncheon plates, 9 rim soup bowls, 15 side plates, 11 fruit bowls, 6 coffee cups and saucers, a coffee pot (lid a/f), 2 graduated creamers, 8 dessert bowls, a teapot, a sugar bowl, 3 teacups, 5 flat cups, 8 saucers, and a sugar basin, each decorated in colours with flowers on the white ground, and with printed marks underside.
Height: 21cm (coffee Pot) and other various shapes and sizes 		SOLD $400
294 early 20th century
Comprising 20 dinner plates, 16 luncheon plates, 11 soup plates, 10 side plates, 10 dessert bowls, together with 3 lidded tureens, all decorated in Chelsea bird pattern and with printed marks to the underside.
Diameter: 24.5cm (dinner plate) and other various shapes and sizes 		SOLD $2750
295 18th century and later
Comprising a c1785 Caughley shell form moulded dish decorated in Chantilly pattern with blue floral sprigs and festoons, impressed 'Salopian' to the underside, an English porcelain mug with a front panel of flowers reserved on an apple green ground with gilt detailing, probably Coalport c1845, and five c1910 Edward Asbury 'Dragon' pattern small dishes and bowl, each stamped to the underside.
Mug height: 9.5cm. Diameter: 10cm (mug) Length: 20cm Width: 19cm (dish) and smaller 		SOLD $130
296 Comprising a large 19th century German porcelain circular fruit bowl decorated with moulded floral sprays and roses to a patterned border, together with four floral vases in the same manner.
Height: 8cm Diameter: 27cm (bowl) Height: 20.5cm (vase) and smaller 		SOLD $40
297 Des. Dame Laura Knight R.A (1877-1970) prod. in Clarice Cliff, 1934
Circular form in cream-colored glaze with hand painted border decorated with alternating orange brushstrokes and black tendrils, the centre with ten stylized women in the Art Deco manner, with puce stamp 'designed by Laura Knight A.R.A. produced in Bizarre by Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Ltd England' marks, and 'First Edition 1934'. For a pattern example, see: G. Slater and J. Brough, Comprehensively Clarice Cliff, Thames & Hudson, 2005, Fig 2, p. 287.
Diameter: 25cm 		SOLD $220
298 circa 1840s
The Victorian glazed earthenware flatbacks, comprising one of David Garrick as Richard III (in the tent scene before the battle of Bosworth), modelled after a 1745 painting by William Hogarth, one of 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' with two lambs underfoot, and another, all unmarked.
Height: 28cm and shorter 		SOLD $50
299 20th century
Comprising an early 20th century Dresden porcelain floral painted jardiniere (Richard Klemm), two Beyer & Bock everted vase and cup (a/f), a pair of white glazed ceramic wall brackets with applied flower heads (one a/f), and an unmarked porcelain wall pocket decorated with figural garden scene, floral garlands and insects. Height: 19.5cm Diameter: 20cm (jardiniere) 		SOLD $30
300 19th and 20th century
Comprising a Staffordshire porcelain teacup and saucer duo, the translucent body moulded with a lattice design reserved with scroll edged panels, and painted in a simple manner with enamel flowers, unmarked, an English c1850 'Gaudy Welsh' jug, boldly painted with stylised flowers, together with a pair of ceramic three-branch stem vases, unmarked, possibly Camark Studios.
Height: 19cm (vases), 11.5cm (jug) 		SOLD $10
301 Sheep.
Print with seal mark.
Height: 86.5cm Width: 85cm (includes frame) 		$0
302 Autumn Leaves and Finches
Print with seal mark
Height: 87cm Width: 87cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $80
303 Parisian Jazz Club
Lithograph signed to border in pencil and numbered #927
Height: 49.5cm Width: 32.5cm 		SOLD $160
304 Charging Elephants
Oil on board signed lower left
Height: 49.5cm Width: 74.5cm 		SOLD $30
305 Roses
Signed with seal mark upper right
Diameter: 40cm 		$0
306 Orange Flowers In Blue Vase
Oil on canvas signed lower left
Height: 49cm Width: 58.5cm 		SOLD $570
307 Sydney?Street Scene
Oil on board signed and dated '72 lower right,
Height: 55cm Width: 75cm 		SOLD $400
308 Abstract Floral
Acrylic on board signed lower right
Height: 76.5cm Width: 107cm 		$0
309 Lady with Lyre
Watercolour signed lower right and dated 1912
Height: 48cm Width: 29.5cm 		$0
310 Framed Prints
Height: 68cm Width: 98cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $50
311 Thames London
Oil on canvas signed and dated 1902 lower right
Height: 70cm Width: 83.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $2350
312 Untitled
Oil on canvas signed lower right.
Height: 73cm Width: 87.5cm (includes frame) 		$0
313 John Batman Meeting Jika Jika 1835
Oil on canvas signed lower right.
Height: 73cm Width: 102cm 		$0
314 Awelye Antwengerrp 2022
Acrylic on linen with certificate of authenticity Mimi ArtGallery #40931
Height: 80cm Width: 81cm 		SOLD $800
315 View of South Yarra 1965
Oil on canvas signed lower left. Provenance: given to vendors father as a wedding present by the artist.
Height: 86cm Width: 95cm (includes frame) 		$0
316 Country Scene
Signed lower left.
Height: 48cm Width: 70cm 		SOLD $100
317 Country Scene
Signed lower left.
Height: 48cm Width: 70cm 		SOLD $60
318 House of Memories New Zealand
Watercolour signed and dated 1980 lower right
Height: 37cm Width: 49.5cm 		SOLD $20
319 Asian Gent Fishing
pen ink and gouache on paper signed lower right
Height: 13cm Width: 14cm 		SOLD $300
320 Masks,and Faces
Oil on canvas
Height: 22.5cm Width: 15.5cm 		$0
321 Floral Still Life
Oil on canvas signed with Initialls lower right.
Height: 24cm Width: 19cm 		SOLD $70
322 Figure
Acrylic on board signed lower right and dated '75 lower right
Height: 29cm Width: 37cm 		SOLD $90
323 Floral Study
Acrylic on canvas on board signed lower left
Height: 41cm Width: 36cm (includes frame) 		$0
324 Figure
Mixed media on paper signed lower right
Height: 29cm Width: 20cm 		SOLD $50
325 'Dodo Bird and Teddy Bear' For 'Conservation' By Robert Ingpen and Margaret Dunkle (1987)
Height: 29cm Width: 22.5cm 		SOLD $30
326 Man With Pipe
Oil on timber panel signed and dated '82 upper right.
Height: 52cm Width: 44cm (includes frame) 		$0
327 'The Manner of Meerkats'
Charcoal Engraving signed lower left
Height: 36cm Width: 22cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $50
328 Mt Macedon
Watercolour signed lower right
Height: 8cm Width: 7.5cm 		SOLD $70
329 Paysage
Charcoal heightened with pastel.Ex Gallery NOTTE April 1961
Height: 16cm Width: 21.5cm 		$0
330 Harbour From Rose Bay
Etching signed lower righ
Height: 9.5cm Width: 30cm 		SOLD $70
331 Chickens On Hillside
Pastel signed lower right
Height: 24cm Width: 34cm 		SOLD $20
332 Escultor Suite, Iran, Portugal, Italy,Japan, Denmark, Great Britain, Sweden. 7pc
Coloured lithographs on arches paper signed in stone.Numbered verso 6102... 513,543,603,543,483,573,423
Height: 48cm Width: 68cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $360
333 The Sculptor
Lithograph 1/10 signed and dated '05 lower right
Height: 25cm Width: 31cm 		$0
334 The Highest Beauty of Beatrice (Paradise Canto 8)
Original 1960 Les Heures Claire Edition woodblock illustrating a scene from Dante's 'The divine Comedy' after Dali's original watercolours for the series.With archive matting and framing.
Height: 24cm Width: 18.5cm 		$0
335 First Communion 1984
Etching 18/20 signed lower right
Height: 11.5cm Width: 7cm 		$0
336 Spear Straightening
Acrylic on canvas with original certificate of authenticity DAG 41507 20211 50x35 TTT2001
Height: 39cm Width: 54cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $350
337 Australian 1864-1937
'Cavalier'
Oil on panel signed lower right
Height: 28.5cm Width: 25cm 		$0
338 Daylesford Logging Landscape
Oil on board signed lower right
Height: 53.5cm Width: 44cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $400
339 House At Benalla
Oil on board signed and dated '73 lower right
Height: 44.5cm Width: 34cm 		SOLD $40
340 The Solitary Tree
Pastel signed and dated '96 lower right
Height: 48.5cm Width: 36cm 		SOLD $10
341 Guardians
Watercolour signed lower right
Height: 51.5cm Width: 33cm 		SOLD $10
342 Jug and Fruit In Bowl Still Life
Oil on board unsigned
Height: 29cm Width: 24cm 		SOLD $120
343 Hand
Lithograph 1/10 signed and dated '06 lower right
Height: 25cm Width: 10.5cm 		$0
344 Strath Creek
Oil on board signed lower left
Height: 13cm Width: 14.5cm 		SOLD $40
345 Lady In Yellow/pink Dress
Lithograph ,gouache and hand coloured pochoir #47 Signed and dated in plate and signed in pencil to border
Height: 36cm Width: 29.5cm 		$0
346 Abstract Swirl
Watercolour signed lower right,
Height: 20cm Width: 29.5cm 		SOLD $50
347 Gum Trees
Watercolour signed lower right
Height: 34cm Width: 41.5cm 		SOLD $50
348 Cliff Face and Windmill
Oil on board signed and dated '45 lower right,ex Expressions Gallery
Height: 31cm Width: 46cm 		$0
349 Bowl and Flowers In Jug
Oil on canvas signed and Dated '21 lower right
Height: 50cm Width: 39cm 		SOLD $520
350 Doctor Zhivago
Height: 77cm Width: 37.5cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $40
351 Mediterranean Village Scene
Oil on canvas signed lower right.
Height: 45cm Width: 80cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $400
352 Young Swamp Wallaby
Pastel signed lower left and dated '72
Height: 30.5cm Width: 22.5cm 		SOLD $40
353 The Eternal Conflict
Watercolour and signed centre left in scene
Height: 55.5cm Width: 49cm (includes frame) 		SOLD $20
354 Rocky Outcrop.
Oil on canvas signed lower left and dated '88
Height: 36.5cm Width: 49.5cm 		SOLD $240
355 'Grizzly Beer'
Numbered Print 272/375 signed in Pencil To margin
Height: 29cm Width: 31.5cm 		SOLD $40
356 Near Pont Royal Paris
Watercolour signed lower left ex Kew Gallery
Height: 27cm Width: 36.5cm 		SOLD $110
357 Still Life.
Oil on board signed lower right.
Height: 59cm Width: 44cm 		$0
358 Horse
Pastel signed and dated '84 lower right
Height: 38.5cm Width: 51.5cm 		SOLD $30
359 Portrait
Oil on canvas signed lower left and dated verso 2009
Height: 83.5cm Width: 71cm 		SOLD $50
360 Country Scene
Watrcolour signed and Dated 1882 lower left
Height: 51cm Width: 71.5cm 		SOLD $50
361 Femme Dans un Fauteuil
Marina Picasso Estate Lithograph authorised by Marigold Enterprises New York 1981
Height: 81cm Width: 78cm 		SOLD $300
362 Portrait de Marie Therese Walter 1951
Marina Picasso Estate lithograph Collection
Height: 80cm Width: 76cm 		SOLD $350
363 Femme Au Tablier
Marina Picasso Estate lithograph
Height: 82cm Width: 80cm 		SOLD $350
364 Man Wearing Spectacles
Oil on canvas
Height: 83cm Width: 82cm 		SOLD $50
365 White Deer in Forrest
Oil on canvas signed and dated '50 lower right
Height: 74cm Width: 98cm 		SOLD $400
366 Portrait of a Boy.
Oil on canvas signed lower right
Height: 134cm Width: 94cm 		SOLD $1200
367 20th century
With a traditional jaldar geometric design main field in beige and burnt sienna tones, with multiple geometric borders.
Length: 186cm Width: 126cm 		SOLD $100
368 20th century
The central Herati field with stylised boteh in white, orange and brown upon a red ground with geometric designs and gol spandrels surrounded by a cream main patterned border.
Length: 166cm Width: 108cm 		SOLD $270
369 20th century
The circular convex mirror enclosed by a moulded giltwood frame with beads.
Diameter: 46.5cm Depth: 5.5cm 		SOLD $260
370 19th and 20th century
Comprising an electrified kerosene lamp base with a copper font above a classical brass twisted stem Corinthian column to a square stepped base, with original burner mechanism, without shade, together with a table lamp base with a brass fluted column with Corinthian capital.
Height: 66cm and 47.5cm 		SOLD $110
371 20th century
The square tapering stained and textured glass shade with a copper frame.
Length: 28cm Width: 25cm Depth: 25cm 		SOLD $50
372 second half, 20th century
The vintage pair of lamps with large upturned bell stained glass shades decorated with arches in blue, white and textured amber glass, each raised on a waisted turned wood socle and with a circular glass top.
Height: 38.5cm Diameter: 31.5cm 		SOLD $430
373 circa 1900
The moulded rectangular frame with double arch top and shaped surmount, with original bevelled plate.
Length: 60cm Width: 32cm 		SOLD $60
374 second half, 20th century
Set with a brass Corinthian capitals above smooth tapering onyx columns, and raised on square stand with applied palmettes above stepped square onyx bases, without shades.
Height: 64.5cm 		SOLD $560
375 Waite & Son Ltd, c1930s
The stepped square cream glazed lamp base, painted with wavy brown to orange lines, with matching rectangular shade.
Height: 41cm Length: 28.5cm Width: 17.5cm 		SOLD $370
376 20th century
The large ceramic jar lamp base on a carved wooden stand, polychrome decorated with figures at leisure in fenced gardens and on boat upon a black painted ground, with a large pleated silk shade.
Height: 73cm Diameter: 48cm 		SOLD $190
377 Leucos (Italy), circa 1970s
The stylish desk or table lamp with a circular domed black cased glass shade supported by an oblique white striated glass support to a black lacquered steel circular base.
Height: 34cm Width: 44cm Diameter: 44cm 		SOLD $1290
378 Des. Renato Toso (b.1940) for Leucos circa 1980s
The table lamp with a hand blown diffuser of tall navette form in opaque to clear opalescent Murano glass over a white lacquered steel base, with in-line switch.
Height: 42cm Length: 40cm Width: 18cm 		SOLD $760
379 mid-20th century
The baluster form knopped lamp base on a conical foot, hand blown ruby cased glass with gold aventurine, fitted with a ruby silk oval shade.
Height: 77cm Length: 48cm Width: 31cm 		SOLD $360
380 Royal Worcester, puce mark with date code for 1889
The Royal Worcester centrepiece tazza adapted as a table lamp base, the fine circular base on tripod scrolled feet, surmounted by three cherubs around a trumpet stem, each doing different actions, in blue and white tones with gilt highlights, wired as a lamp base with no shade, stamped to the underside with puce mark and date code for 1889.
Height: 43cm 		SOLD $300
381 Sölken-Leuchten, model 2694, circa 1970s
The minimalist chrome desk lamp of simple design, with original label to the underside.
Height: 45cm Width: 51cm 		SOLD $240
382 Des. Roberto Pamio (1937-2021) & Renato Toso (b.1940) for Leucos, circa 1960s
With a hand blown opalescent lattimo and red murine Murano glass diffuser over a carved stone cylindrical base, with a Relco in-line dimmable switch.
Height: 50cm Length: 29cm Width: 27cm 		SOLD $620
383 circa 1930
The circular plafonnier decorated with relief moulded roses amongst thorns and branches, with fitting, chains and cup, unmarked, probably French or English (Jobling Lambton).
Height: 11cm Diameter: 34.5cm 		SOLD $170
384 Des. Eric Kirkman Cole, model 11126, circa 1930s
The iconic brown Bakelite desk lamp with adjustable arm and shade, with switch to the base.
Height: 36cm 		SOLD $230
385 Herbert Terry & Sons, England, model 1227, c1960s
The adjustable Anglepoise desk lamp, with black aluminium arms, on a two tier base cast iron with a steel cover, with 'Made by Herbert Terry & Sons' cast into the fork.
Height: 64cm Width: 47cm (as pichtured) 		SOLD $160
386 20th century
The pair of hexagonal hall lanterns with glass panes and petite finials, each with a central stem supporting three electric candles surmounted by six scrolling brass supports, with a chain and cup attachments.
Height: 52cm Length: 25.5cm Width: 25.5cm 		SOLD $230
387 circa 1860s
The fine converted gasolier, electrified and rewired to Australian standards, with a pierced and ornate ceiling cup to a cluster column knopped stem with stiff acanthus leaves decoration, three high set bracket arms with scroll embellished buttresses, supporting the original upturned frosted glass floriform shades.
Length: 90cm Diameter: 75cm 		$0
388 mid-20th century
The five-branch tiered chandelier with faceted pear-shaped drops and swags, the scrolling arms supporting electric candles.
Length: 83cm Diameter: 54cm 		SOLD $190
389 circa 1900
The French electrified gasolier with original glass shades, and rewired to Australian standards, with a pierced floriform ceiling cup with two birdcage scrolling foliate stems issuing downward arms supporting frosted multi petal shades buttress supports to a circular boss and shade.
Length: 173cm Width: 110cm 		$0
390 Mid-20th century
With shaped three quarter galleries, one with three small drawers, the other with a single drawer and open compartment, shaped aprons to both and raised on cabriole legs. 		$0
391 mid-20th century
With purple and oche mottled marble tops of serpentine profile, two drawers with floral inlay to bookend veneer panels, the sides conforming, a shaped apron with drop, hipped edges flowing to cabriole legs, embellished with bronze handles, mounts and sabots.
Height: 74cm Width: 45cm Depth: 31cm 		SOLD $650
392 late 19th century
The plain rectangular top above a frieze drawer and cupboard with internal shelf, flanked by half columns with patterned brass capitals, raised on square block feet.
Height: 77cm Width: 41cm Depth: 33cm 		SOLD $120
393 19th century
The upper section with a high rectangular top with moulded edges and chamfered corners, over four small drawers and a long secretaire drawer with turned pull handles, the fall front revealing an ample burgundy leatherette writing surface with gilt border, raised on pedestals each with four drawers and raised on plinth bases, with brass swing handles and escutcheons.
Height: 103cm Width: 132cm Depth: 69cm 		SOLD $120
394 early 20th century
With a shaped rectangular top extended to the corners and moulded edges, above shaped apron and raised on four slender cabriole legs straddling a shaped under tier and terminating with pad feet.
Height: 77cm Length: 91cm Width: 60cm 		SOLD $80
395 19th century
With a well-figured rectangular bow-front top and a scroll carved back to a plain apron, raised on bold reeded legs front legs.
Height: 97cm Width: 130cm Depth: 56cm 		$0
396 mid-20th century
With ochre and purple marble tops above two drawers with book-end veneers within strung shaped panels, feather banded panelling to the sides and raised on cabriole legs, with cast gilt bronze foliate handles and sabots.
Height: 70cm Width: 37cm Depth: 30cm 		$0
397 C. Bechstein, Berlin, c1926, serial number 125898
The grand concert piano with 88 keys in a mahogany case with openwork music stand, upon square tapering legs on castors, with stencilled serial number and trademark stamp in relief to the cast iron frame. Needs restoration to the lead weights in the keys.
Height: 99cm Length: 178cm Width: 146cm 		SOLD $100
398 mid-20th century
With ochre and purple mottled marble tops of serpentine profile, two drawers with floral inlay to bookend veneer panels, the sides conforming, a shaped apron with drop, hipped edges flowing to cabriole legs, embellished with bronze mounts and sabots.
Height: 75cm Width: 51cm Depth: 30cm 		$0
399 mid-20th century
The pair of bedside tables, with three quarter shaped galleries above two panelled drawers and raised on slender tapering fluted legs.
Height: 68cm Width: 39cm Depth: 29cm 		SOLD $400
400 Mid-20th century
With shaped three quarter galleries, one with three small drawers, the other with a single drawer and open compartment, shaped aprons to both and raised on cabriole
Height: 73cm Width: 36cm Depth: 31cm 		SOLD $200
401 Mid-20th century
The bedside tables with plain tops to serpentine edges, one with three small drawers, the other with a single drawer and open compartment, with a shaped aprons, and raised on cabriole legs.
Height: 73cm Width: 41cm Depth: 35cm 		SOLD $280
402 19th century
In rich light tones, with two half size drawers over four full size drawers of graduated depth, all cockbeaded and with original turned handles, brass escutcheons, the corners rounded, all raised upon a plinth base.
Height: 130cm Width: 126cm Depth: 55cm 		$0
403 circa 1950s
The low bookcase with drop side cupboards and open shelves, curved to one end, on a recessed plinth base.
Height: 74cm Width: 122cm Depth: 31cm 		SOLD $240
404 20th century
Of serpentine profile, with a drawer above four deeper drawers, all with brass swing handles and bat shaped backplates, raised on shaped bracket feet.
Height: 92cm Width: 90cm Depth: 51cm 		SOLD $410
405 Circa 1930s
The pedestal desk with a glass covered rectangular top with rounded corners, above a central drawer with five drawers to one side, and four drawers to the other, all with chrome circular handles, the whole raised on a recessed plinth base.
Height: 78cm Width: 122cm Depth: 66cm 		SOLD $200
406 early 20th century
The two-tiered side table with sweeping supports to its rectangular top.
Height: 77cm Length: 76cm Width: 46cm 		SOLD $160
407 circa 1930s
With a well-figured rounded door enclosing two shelves for bottles, on a recessed plinth base.
Height: 121cm Width: 60cm Depth: 67cm 		SOLD $750
408 Des. Otto Wagner (1841-1918) for Thonet (Vienna), model no 412, circa 1900
The secessionist square side tables, stamped 'Thonet' and with original label (used 1881-1922) to the underside.
Height: 65cm Length: 45cm Width: 45cm 		SOLD $230
409 circa 1930s
Of imposing rectangular form with a rounded cornice and long stiles curved over the top, a glazed upper section with three glass shelves to the mirror, backed interior, the lower cupboards of slightly bowed profile with angled opposite brass handles and geometric plates, raised on a plinth base.
Height: 183cm Width: 98cm Depth: 49cm 		$0
410 mid-20th century
The rectangular smoked glass floating top with rounded corners, in a squared tubular chromed steel frame, with a set of six matching cantilever dining chairs with bold burnt orange velvet upholstery.
Height: 78cm Length: 158cm Width: 113cm (table) Height: 90cm (chair) 		SOLD $200
411 Probably French, the display cabinet with pierced whiplash upper section with a moulded pelmet with vase inlaid fretwork upon shaped supports to arched mirror back, over a central leadlight breakfront cabinet flanked by side cabinets with stylised floral sprays issuing from convex medallions, raised on slightly tapering square section splayed legs.
Height: 217cm Width: 141cm Depth: 50cm 		SOLD $950
412 circa 1930s
The elegant square section mahogany pedestal stand with fine geometric pattern parquetry of oblique lines to the straight sides, with an ebonised trim to the base.
Height: 106cm Length: 27cm Width: 27cm 		SOLD $430
413 late 19th century
The arched back with wheel backed splat and plain spindles to curvaceous arms, a saddle seat and raised on splayed turned legs united by plain stretchers. 		SOLD $80
414 circa 1930s
With a slightly recessed upper section with curved ends, the central drop front glazed section with mirror back and glass shelves, flanked by tambour sliding cupboard doors, the lower section with central twin cupboard doors opening to a fruitwood interior with four drawers and open compartments, flanked by curved cupboard doors, all raised upon a recessed plinth base.
Height: 151cm Width: 182cm Depth: 42cm 		$0
415 circa 1900
The display cabinet with a brèche marble top above an everted cornice with carved detailing and a glazed cupboard with glazed sides and three glass shelves to the interior, the back and base covered in beige velvet, raised on circular tapering legs, with beaded gilt trims throughout.
Height: 131cm Width: 70cm Depth: 35cm 		SOLD $750
416 Weweld, Keswick, S.A, circa 1950
The Australian made Art Deco style cocktail/drinks/tea trolley, with a fantastic tubular chrome frame and green glass upper and lower shelf, with matching tray, raised on four wheels, with oval plaque inscribed 'Eton Road WEWELD Keswick, SA'.
Height: 77cm Length: 90cm Width: 47cm 		SOLD $1250
417 Circa 1970s
Each with plain square top above a single drawer and open compartment, raised on bases with splayed legs. 		SOLD $620
418 circa 1930s
The stylish chrome stand for scarves and other garments, with a hexagonal base issuing two slender vertical chrome splats with curved ends in the form of floor lights.
Height: 172cm Width: 53cm 		SOLD $550
419 Signed 'Aldridge', circa 1980
In the manner of Jean Dunand's later geometric lacquer designs, the four-panel screen decorated to the front with a bold geometric design detailed in red, orange and amber, the reverse in plain black paint, signed lower left to one panel 'Aldridge 81'.
Height: 184cm Extended width: 182cm 		SOLD $790
420 circa 1970
The freestanding coat / hat stand in chrome, black painted metal and plastic, on a weighted cast iron base.
Height: 182cm 		SOLD $370
421 early 20th century
The Edwardian chair in the manner of Josef Hoffmann (Wiener Werkstätte) with curved back, shaped supports, the seat upholstered in Otto Prutscher 'Chantilly' design fabric, on square tapering legs with bombe feet, with extra pillows covered in the same design fabric.
Height: 75cm Width: 57cm Depth: 50cm 		SOLD $380
422 20th century
The solid oak refectory dining table with a rectangular thick plank top with cleated ends raised on square section baluster supports with shaped feet joined by a floor stretcher.
Height: 76cm Length: 244cm Width: 99cm 		SOLD $800
423 Circa 1900
The glazed display cabinet of tall square form with two internal glass shelves, embossed metal top and later mirror base, raised on cast iron feet.
Height: 214cm Width: 84cm Depth: 84cm 		SOLD $3000
424 circa 1930s
The well-figured rectangular glass top with low shaped back and canted corners and edges, above a single drawer and two open shelves, on circular tapering short feet.
Height: 72cm Width: 62cm Depth: 42cm 		SOLD $150
425 circa 1930s
The display cabinet or bookcase in well-figured walnut, with two glazed sliding doors enclosing four shelves and cupboards beneath, above a recessed plinth base. Height: 219cm Width: 97cm Depth: 31cm 		SOLD $170
426 circa 1830s
The rounded rectangular top above a scrolls carved apron, with circular green baize interior, raised on a faceted hexagonal tapering pedestal support and quadripartite concave base with four well-proportioned lion's paw feet and castors.
Height: 74cm Width: 91cm Depth: 45cm Extended length: 90cm 		SOLD $460
427 circa 1860
With a scroll and foliate pierced gallery and conforming shaped side supports, the lower section with turned and horizontal dividers over a base with drawer and upon small turned legs and castors.
Height: 99cm Width: 61cm Depth: 40cm 		SOLD $300
428 circa 1840
The rectangular hinged top opening to a green velvet lined playing surface with a flowerhead carved frieze skirt with beaded border upon a central foliate carved tapering pedestal and quadripartite concave base with scrolled feet on castors.
Height: 77cm Width: 91cm Depth: 45cm Extended width: 90cm 		SOLD $280
429 19th century
The rectangular hinged top opening to storage with compartments, above a single drawer with key, raised on a curved 'X' frame stretcher base.
Height: 62cm Width: 55cm Depth: 38cm 		SOLD $260
430 early 20th century
The ottoman with hinged upholstered top opening to a storage compartment and front drawer below, with carved fruiting branches and patterned borders, raised on bracket feet, together with a dressing stool with cabriole legs, both upholstered with spring flowers cream fabric.
Height: 55cm Length: 107cm Width: 44cm and smaller 		SOLD $110
431 Late 19th century
The square cedar side table raised on baluster turned supports united by undertier, on ceramic castors.
Height: 51cm Length: 53cm Width: 53cm 		SOLD $200
432 latter half 19th century
Of typical form in two halves, with two half drawers over three full width drawers, with brass flush handles to the drawers and sides and protective brass corners to the front.
Height: 99cm Width: 99cm Depth: 47cm 		SOLD $1150
433 20th century
The three rectangular wall hanging shelves supported on turned supports.
Height: 69cm Width: 75cm Depth: 15cm 		SOLD $40
434 circa 1900
The pair of country open carvers with openwork ribbon splats and crested top rail, with sinuous arm rests and curved supports to needlework upholstered seats decorated with birds on branches, on square moulded tapering legs.
Height: 95cm Width: 51cm Depth: 53cm 		SOLD $150
435 19th century
The large and adjustable rectangular plate inlaid with intricate floral marquetry, flanked by a turned mahogany uprights joined by conforming stretcher and raised on similarly inlaid out swept legs with castors.
Height: 180cm Width: 100cm Depth: 55cm 		SOLD $210
436 late 19th century,
The side table with a rectangular top, a single drawer to one long end, raised on four slender turned legs.
Height: 65cm Width: 44cm Depth: 27cm 		SOLD $280
437 19th century
In the Biedermeier style, the rectangular carcass with a banded top, the top drawer opening to reveal an internal suite of strung drawers, open compartments and fold down front forming a writing slope, above below three full width panelled drawers with oval decorative plates with swing handles, all raised on four turned bun feet.
Height: 113cm Width: 111cm Depth: 54cm 		SOLD $740
438 circa 1800
The well-figured top rectangular with rounded ends (when extended), satinwood and rosewood banding and ebony stringing, with two stung drawers (one faux) on each long side, raised on rounded supports united by turned stretchers, upon splayed legs with foliate brass caps and castors.
Height: 72cm Length: 98cm Width: 78cm Extended length: 146cm 		SOLD $800
439 19th century
The low specimen (or collector's) cabinet, with a rectangular top with moulded edges, cross banded, strung and inlaid with a shell motif to an oval cartouche, with side campaign swing handles, the front with two arch panelled cupboards opening to six graduated drawers with matching campaign handles, upon a plinth base.
Height: 51cm Width: 56cm Depth: 45cm 		SOLD $600
440 late 19th century
The plain rectangular trunk with multiple brass strappings, front lock, the sides with swing handles, raised on turned bun feet.
Height: 51cm Length: 76cm Width: 45cm 		SOLD $140
441 late 19th century
The small circular recessed top on a turned baluster pedestal with three cabriole legs.
Height: 53cm Diameter: 30cm 		SOLD $110
442 17th century
The rectangular top with canted corners and moulded edges, above panelled sides, the front with a pair of drawers above panelled cupboards enclosing a shelf, on later bun feet, with nice patination.
Height: 111cm Width: 131cm Depth: 55cm 		$0
443 late 19th century
With a mottled grey and white marble inset top above a single drawer and a marble lined cupboard with split-cane door, the front decorated with carved foliate swag and floral paterae, on with fluted legs united by a cane undertier and small turned feet, the sides panelled.
Height: 82cm Width: 37cm Depth: 32cm 		SOLD $270
444 early 20th century
The small storage box with hinged cover, with key and lock.
Height: 30cm Width: 48cm Depth: 32.5cm 		SOLD $70
445 Circa 1900
With a serpentine banded top above two small drawers flanked by deep drawers, all with brass swing handles and decorative plates, with a shaped apron upon plain cabriole legs with shell carved knees terminating with pad feet.
Height: 75cm Width: 107cm Depth: 55cm 		SOLD $200
446 19th century
With a rectangular banded and strung top above three drawers and a recessed sliding work compartment, supported on two shaped supports united by a turned stretcher above carved feet with concealed castors.
Height: 75cm Width: 60cm Depth: 42cm 		SOLD $340
447 early 19th century
The card or games table with a fiddleback mahogany rectangular top with rounded corners, opening to a replaced green velvet lined surface, with ebony inlay in the Sheraton manner to the frieze, upon four square tapering legs.
Height: 75cm Length: 91cm Width: 45cm Extended length: 91cm 		$0
448 W.H. Rocke & Co of Melbourne, mid-20th century
The fall front opening to a fitted interior of compartments and a single drawer over four beaded drawers with brass ring handles, all on bracket feet.
Height: 108cm Width: 91cm Depth: 47cm 		SOLD $120
449 early 19th century
Of octagonal form in well-figured mahogany, with swing brass carry handles and fitted with the original lead liner, raised upon four tapering square section leg.
Height: 69cm Width: 49cm Depth: 49cm 		SOLD $400
450 circa 1900
The late Victorian to Edwardian display sideboard in the manner of Charles Eastlake, in two parts, the top with a pair of glazed astragal doors flanked by open mirrored shelves, the bow-fronted base with two foliate carved central drawers over arched open shelves and a pair of doors relief carved with fretwork, flanked by angled shelves with mirror back. Prov: from the estate of Walter Lindrum.
Height: 226cm Width: 170cm Depth: 55cm 		SOLD $250
451 19th century
The carved, painted and gilded frame with openwork backsplat of foliate scrolls, to a shaped seat reupholstered with sage and red stripy fabric, upon carved cabriole legs.
Height: 89cm Width: 45cm Depth: 47cm 		SOLD $100
452 circa 1820
The two-seat settee with a double shield back to an upholstered seat flanked by in-curved armrests, the frame decorated throughout with bone stringing and inlaid with engraved and inked panels, raised on square tapering supports with castors.
Height: 92cm Width: 131cm Depth: 64cm 		$0
453 early 20th century
The ebonised chair with a lyre-form splat and curved supports to a silk upholstered seat, on turned and splayed legs.
Height: 81cm Width: 50cm Depth: 50cm 		SOLD $20
454 Early 19th century
The rectangular D-end table with a crossbanded and ebony strung top with moulded edges, upon twin turned tilt-top pedestals to splayed tripod bases with reeded details and brass lion's paw feet and casters, with two extension leaves.
Height: 73cm Length: 142cm Width: 111cm Extended length: 230cm 		SOLD $800
455 circa 1800
With a moulded cornice and cross banded frieze above two lattice glazed doors opening to three adjustable internal shelves, the bottom cabinet with two panelled doors, raised on shaped bracket feet. 		SOLD $400
456 early 20th century
With a brushing slide above two short drawers and three graduated drawers, each banded with brass swing handles and bat shaped backplates, raised on shaped bracket feet.
Height: 98cm Width: 93cm Depth: 49cm 		SOLD $150
457 20th century
Set with galleried top and gilt metal mounts and a single glazed door opening to a fabric lined interior with glass shelves, the lower quarter of the door Vernis Martin style painted, standing on cabriole legs.
Height: 156cm Width: 60cm d 37cm 		SOLD $340
458 early 20th century
The Directoire style circular table with brass edging, with a fruitwood inlaid apron fitted with a single drawer, raised on four square cut tapering legs with brass caps.
Height: 73cm Diameter: 61cm 		SOLD $180