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Asian Art, Classic Furniture & Objects — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:830
Sale Title:Asian Art, Classic Furniture & ObjectsLots with images:402
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:482
Date:16-Oct-2016
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An early 20th century mahogany Chippendale style display cabinet, with astragal glazed doors and fret carving above cupboards and shaped apron and open shelf on pad feet, 150 width x 41.5 depth x 210 cm height
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An Edwardian Sheraton Revival display cabinet, with astragal glazed doors and satinwood marquetry on tapered legs, 107 width x 35 depth x 180.5 cm height
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A Japanese bronze vase, late Meiji period, with dragon form handles, birds and blossom in low relief, 31 cm high
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A large Japanese Imari charger, Meiji period, finely painted with central vase surrounded by phoenix, 52 cm diameter
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A Japanese Arita Shoki Imari plate, early 17th century, finely painted in underglaze blue with curved foot and broad shallow rim, diameter 28.5 cm diameter. Kintsugi gold repair to rim chip
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A Japanese Arita dish, late 17th century, underglaze blue floral scene to interior, continuous sweet pea design to exterior, six character underglaze blue mark and ring to base, finely potted with gadrooned rim, 21 cm diameter
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A pair of Japanese Arita dishes, late 18th century, each with landscape scene and geometric border, well potted on straight foot with shaped rim, diameter 15 cm
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A pair of Chinese export famille rose armorial porcelain plates, 18th/19th century, each painted with central 'Duke of Norfolk' armorial with Latin inscription on banner reads 'Sola Virtus Invicta', translated as 'Virtue Alone Is Invincible', 23 cm width, together with small dish of similar date, 12.5 cm width, (3)
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A Chinese famille rose porcelain dish, together with a small underglaze blue dish, 18th/19th century, the dish with painted blossom and bow in enamel, the other with under-glaze flowers, 21.5 cm diameter and 7 width (2)
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A pair of Chinese square Sectioned tapering vases, Jiaqing marks to base, profusely painted with phoenix amongst chrysanthemum on an apple green ground, well potted with sloped shoulders and a flared rim, 38 cm high
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A Victorian Minton majolica monkey teapot & cover, 1874, modelled as a monkey with its arms and legs wrapped around a nut, its tail forming the handle and its head the cover, the spout as a piece of bamboo, the animal wearing a blue jacket moulded with Japanesque flowers picked out in pink and green, 21 cm long, impressed mark and model number 1844
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Two English porcelain spill vases, together with a large mug, all mid 1800's, each finely painted with flowers within gilded borders, vases 11 high and mug 13 cm high (3)
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A fine Worcester chocolate cup and cover with stand, circa 1770, of double ogee form with a deep stand, the domed cover with flower finial, the white ground reserves painted with sprays of fruit and scattered insects within apple green and gilt ground, paper labels to each 'Worcester and Red Chained Dog' (3 components)
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Two 18th century Worcester cream jugs, circa 1760, the sparrow beak jug of typical form painted with flowers, the other ribbed and picked out in gilt with floral sprays (2)
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A Worcester polychrome 'Mandarin' bowl, together with another in monochrome, both, circa 1760's, the polychrome painted in typical 'Gentleman's Mandarin' design, the other monochrome in black in the 'Boy on Buffalo' design, 11.5 and 12.5 cm diameter (2)
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A group of Worcester first period porcelain, square seal marks 1760-1770, comprising 'Imari' cup saucer jug and shaped dish, together with scale blue ground dish painted with reserves of floral sprays, plate 19 cm diameter (5 components)
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A pair of Worcester first period porcelain 'Pine Cone' dishes, together with another of similar date, circa 1760, each painted in typical design and with hatched crescent mark, 18 and 19.5 cm diameter (3)
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Three Worcester first period jugs, two with covers bowl, all, circa 1770-1780, each in typical design, 'Fence' 'Bridge' and Flower design, 9.5, 12 and 14 cm high (3)
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A Worcester first period 'Mother and Child' tea bowl and 'Three Flowers' Slops bowl, both, circa 1770-1780, each in typical design, 12 and 15 cm diameter (2)
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A rare Worcester first period cup saucer and mug, circa 1757, early transfer printed 'Rural Lovers' cup and saucer unmarked, the 'King of Prussia' mug of bell form with ribbed handle embellished with portrait and military trophies, signed with anchor rebus and Rh Worcester (3 components)
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A group of Royal Worcester, comprising trio, silver mounted jug, blanc de chine dolphin & shell sweetmeat dish and coral vase, the sterling mount by Edward Hutton 1893, the sweetmeat dish 1958 (6)
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Three Grainger Lee & Co Worcester plates, circa 1830, finely painted with central floral spray within anthemion gilded border on a blur ground, the other in an Imari pallet picked out in gilt, 26 and 22 cm diameter
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A fine Worcester Flight Barr & Barr porcelain campana vase, circa 1813-1840, finely painted central panel with a country scene depicting two horses and attendants against a green and gilt ground with seed-pearl border, the handles in the form of twisted branches on square pedestal base, inscribed and signed in full, London House, 1 Coventry Street, 17 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase, cover and liner, very finely painted 'Two Sheep in Rural Scene' by Harry Davis, 1919, of squat globular form with gilded raised lattice and trellis cover and base, model no 1286, height 19 cm
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A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase Liner and cover, 'Sheep' by Harry Davis, 1919, of ovoid form, painted to both sides, model no 2048, 33 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase liner and cover, 'Sheep' by Harry Davis, 1910, of ovoid form, painted to both sides with atypical four sheep and a lamb, model no 2048, 34 cm high
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A Royal Worcester ewer, 'Sheep' by Harry Davis, 1911, with flared and reticulated rim and scrolling handle, model no 1587, 30 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, 'Sheep' by Harry Davis, 1932, of melon globular form with pierced cover, model no 278H, 13.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase and cover 'Mountain Sheep' by Harry Davis, 1919, of ovoid form with long neck, painted both sides 22.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester reticulated vase 'Sheep' by Harry Davis, 1923, the sheep painted within rural landscape with cottage, model no G42, 14.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pedestal vase and cover, 'Swans in Flight' by Charles Baldwyn, 1903, of ovoid form with acanthus scroll handles and garland in relief, Rd no 298665, 24.5 cm cm high
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A Royal Worcester pedestal vase and cover, 'Swans on the Water' by Charles Baldwyn, circa 1903, of ovoid form with acanthus scroll handles and garland in relief, Rd no 298665 1937, 24.5 cm cm high
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A Royal Worcester J.Hadley vase 'Wading Stork' by A.C.Lewis, circa 1903, of ovoid form with scrolling handles, painted to both sides, Jh monogram, 30 cm high
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A Royal Worcester J. Hadley ewer, 'Wading Stork' by Powell, 1905, with shaped lip and scrolling handle, painted profusely, model no 242B, 29 cm high
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A Royal Worcester reticulated vase, 'Desert Storks' by Powell, 1912, of cylindrical form on three scroll feet, model no G42, 15 cm
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase, 'Wading Stork' by Walter Powell, 1912, of squat form with looped handles, painted to both sides, model no 2021, height 14 cm high
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A large Royal Worcester twin handled vase and cover, 'Highland Cattle' by John Stinton, 1905, with scrolling shaped handles, painted to both sides, Rd no 323187, 38 cm high
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A Royal Worcester reticulated footed vase 'Mountain Cattle' by Harry Stinton, 1937, of cylindrical form on three scroll feet, model no G47, 22.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase and cover, 'Highland Cattle' by John Stinton, 1922, of slender ovoid form, painted both sides, model no H179, 32.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester fluted vase, 'Highland Cattle' by John Stinton, 1912, of squat form with long neck, painted both sides, model no 1661, 23.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase, 'Highland Cattle' by John Stinton, of ovoid form, painted both sides, Rd no 404014 model no 2256, 25.5 cm high
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A Grainger Worcester twin handled vase and cover, 'Highland Cattle' by John Stinton, circa 1890, of ovoid pedestal form, painted both sides, the front with six cattle, 27 cm high
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A large Grainger Worcester twin handled vase, 'Dairy Cattle' by John Stinton, 1902, of ovoid form with scrolling handles, painted both sides, the front with five cattle the back with acorn branch, model no 998G, height 27 cm
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A large Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, 'Roses' indistinctly signed, H. Martin, 1911, with trellis and lattice design in relief on cover, foot and base, model no 1286, 31 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase and cover, 'Roses' by W.H Austin, 1909, of slender ovoid form, model no 248 H 15.38, 33.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, 'Roses' by Kitty Blake, 1918, of ovoid form with raised gilded shoulder, painted both sides, model no 169H, 20 cm high
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Two Royal Worcester 'Rose' painted vases, signed Ambrose hood, the other Millie Hunt, 1909 and 1923, of ovoid form with green foot and neck, of trumpet form with blush gilt foot and rim, 18 and 19 cm high (2)
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A large Royal Worcester vase, 'Roses', by Reginald Austin, 1912, of ovoid form, painted to both sides on mottled green ground, model no 294H, 27.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase, 'Roses' by Reginald Austin, circa 1908, of baluster form with scrolling handles, painted both sides, Rd no 489538 model 246, 23.5 cm high
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A large Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and two covers, 1889, of melon form, the pierced cover and liner above moulded gilded shoulder, painted with flowers picked in gilt, 33.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester blush biscuit barrel, together with a jug, both, circa 1891, of melon form painted with flowers, the jug with unusual handle, 18 and 13.54 cm high (2)
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A Grainger & Co Worcester Royal china works pot pourri, Liner and cover, 1891, painted with floral sprays picked out in gilt, with reticulated rim and finial, 26 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled vase, 1889, with iron red and gilded floral spray on both sides, impressed Co and gilded Tb marks, 26.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester tusk ice jug 1887, together with a box and cover 1878, the jug in rare colourway with flowers on a pale blue ground, the box with applied leaves and Japonaise design, tallest 23.5 cm (2)
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A group of Royal Worcester, comprising two jugs and a silver mounted scent bottle 1884, 1886 and 1889, the two jugs painted with flowers picked out in gilt, the bottle with gilded seaweed design, tallest 16 cm (3)
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A pair of Royal Worcester blush vases by Edward Raby, circa 1896, of long neck form, each painted with inward facing thistles, 23.5 cm high (2)
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Two Royal Worcester ewer vases, roses by Reginald Austin, circa 1893 and 1912, each of tapered form one painted with roses the floral spray on blush ground, 26 and 20.5 cm high (2)
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A Grainger & Co Worcester works 'Bird' pedestal vase, finely painted with birds in a rural scene on a blush ground, 21.5 cm high
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Two Royal Worcester blush vases, circa 1894 and 1903, of pedestal and twin handled form, each painted with flowers picked out in gilt, 18.5 and 23.5 cm high (2)
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Three Royal Worcetser blush jugs, 1890's and later, the largest painted with butterfly flowers and insect, the other with floral spray and the other with a plain ground, tallest 23.5 cm (3)
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A Worcester Grainger china works reticulated vase 'Robin Red Breast', 1897, painted to both sides, model no 205G, 13.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester vase by Albert Shuck, circa 1908, of ovoid form painted with thistles and dandelions, 27 cm high
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A Grainger & Co Worcester works 'Landscape' vase, finely painted with rural scene on a blush ground, 26 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pedestal vase, circa 1900, of urn form with unusual iridescent glaze and floral spray picked out in gilt, 22 cm high
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A Royal Worcester pate sur pate twin handled vase, circa 1880, attributed to George Owen, of trumpet form with reticulated rim, with white slip floral spray on a dusty pink ground, 17 cm high
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Two matched pairs of Royal Worcester vases 'Blackberries' by Kitty Blake, Larger pair with gilded pedestal base and rim, tallest 14.5 cm (4)
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A Royal Worcester pin dish & cover by William bee, a twin handled dish by Raymond Rushton and vase by E.Townsend, 1918 and later, of circular form with fruit painted cover, the vase of trumpet form painted with fruit, the other with landscape to the interior of the dish, both dish with speckled blue grounds, 10.5 diameter and 10 high and 15.5 cm width (3)
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A Royal Worcester vase by Kitty Blake, circa 1906, together with another by David Bowket and ewer by Henry chair, the larger painted with blackberries, the other with pears and berries, 6, 7 and 21 cm high (3)
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A Royal Worcester reticulated vase, 'Pheasants' by Jas (James) Stinton, 1907, of cylindrical form on scroll feet, model no G42, 15 cm high
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A Royal Worcester flared vase, 'Pheasants' by Jas (James) Stinton, 1918, of squat form with long neck, model no 1733, 19 cm high
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A Royal Worcester vase, 'Peacock' by W.H.Austin, 'Finch' vase by E.Barker, 'Pheasant' scent bottle by T.G.Abbotts, pair of Locke & Co 'Peacock' vases by G.Lewis, Austin squat vase 1914, model no 2491, Barker ovoid vase 1909, model no 1037G, tallest 13 cm (5)
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Two Royal Worcester vases, 'Pheasants' by Jas (James) Stinton, 1911, of squat form painted both sides, each with blush neck, 14.5 cm high (2)
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A rare Royal Worcester vase, 'Six Sailing Boats' by Harry Stinton, 1905, of pedestal cylindrical form painted both sides, Rd no 427446 model 2318, 19.5 cm high
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Three Royal Worcester vases 'Emily Cottage' and 'Anne Hathaway Cottage', two by Rushton, of cylindrical and flared form, with globular vase indistinctly signed, each profusely painted, tallest 15.5 cm (3)
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A pair of Doulton Lambeth vases, 'Sparrows' by Florence Barlow, of bottle form, painted with slip on a sgraffito ground, 28 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Flying Geese' by Florence Barlow, of baluster form, painted with slip birds on a stippled sgraffito ground, 30 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Birds in Flight and Roosting' by Florence Barlow, with reserves of morning and night birds and floral sprays within raised and beaded borders, 15 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Six Goats and a Snake' by Hannah Barlow, of ovoid form with sgraffito procession and bright cut cover, 16.5 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Six Deer and Two Stags' by Hannah Barlow, of typical form with sgraffito procession, with silver plate mounts and Celtic engraved cover, 19 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Five Lions' by Hannah Barlow, of typical form with sgraffito lions within beaded borders, silver plate mounts, 15 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Five Wild Horses' by Hannah Barlow, of typical form, sgraffito horses within raised borders, with bright cut silver plate mounts, 18 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Three Catle Five Horses' by Hannah Barlow, of ovoid form with applied handles and gadrooned dome Gorham silver plate cover, 17 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel, 'Cattle' by Hannah Barlow, of typical form, depicting five standing and one in repose, with silver plate mounts, 16 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Eight Cattle' by Hannah Barlow, of tapered form with sgraffito band of cattle within mountainous landscape with expansive sky and birds, height 45 cm
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A Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Hen Protecting Chick From Cattle' by Hannah Barlow, of baluster form, band of sgraffito animals within raised scrolling glazed borders, 27.5 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Donkeys and Wild Horses' by Hannah Barlow, of ovoid form with sgraffito band of three galloping horses and two standing donkeys, 24 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Six Horses' by Hannah Barlow, of ovoid form with baluster neck, band of sgraffito horses within scrolling raised and glazed borders, 36.5 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Six Horses' by Hannah Barlow, of baluster form with sgraffito procession of horses within beaded border, 26 cm high
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A Doulton Lambeth vase, 'Eleven Sheep' by Hannah Barlow, of baluster form with sgraffito band within raised and glazed stylised Art Nouveau borders, 26 cm high
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A rare Doulton Lambeth vase by George Tinworth, of ovoid form embellished with scrolling seaweed design and flower motifs in high relief, 31 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'Seaweed' vase by George Tinworth, of baluster form with beaded spiralling seaweed design with protruding floral motifs, 35.5 cm high
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Two pairs of Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'Seaweed' vases by George Tinworth, circa 1876, of baluster form with beaded spiralling seaweed design, the smaller with protruding floral motifs, 27.5 and 19 cm high (4)
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A Douton Lambeth stoneware 'Seaweed' vase lamp base by George Tinworth & Eliza.L.Hubert, of baluster form with beaded interspersed seaweed design, 36.5 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'Seaweed' vase lamp base by George Tinworth, circa 1880, of baluster form with beaded spiralling seaweed design, 36 cm high
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A rare Doulton Lambeth 'Seaweed' biscuit barrel by George Tinworth, of typical form with profuse scrolling seaweed and flower motifs in high relief, the silver plate cover finely engraved with Aesthetic Japonaise design, 20 cm high
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Two Doulton Lambeth biscuit Barrels, by Elizabeth Sayers and mark Marshall, with box and cover by Edith Lupton, each with sgraffito scrolling design with silver plate swing handles and covers, tallest 23.5 cm high (3)
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A pair of Aesthetics Royal Doulton Lambeth candelabrum by Eliza Simmance, circa 1900, each with detachable central cover and brass mounts, 34 cm high
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A pair of Doulton Lambeth Aesthetic vases by Eliza Simmance together with a pair of Doulton silicon vases, the taller with bronzed baluster neck embellished with flowers on pale blue ground, the others with floral spray picked out in gilt, tallest 28 cm
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A large Doulton Lambeth vase by Eliza Simmance, of baluster form embellished with raised Art Nouveau floral motifs, 46.5 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth vase by Eliza Simmance, of baluster form embellished with raised Art Nouveau floral motifs in unusual blue glazes, height 38 cm
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