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International Decorative Arts, Day 3 — Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)

Auction House:Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:447
Sale Title:International Decorative Arts, Day 3Lots with images:447
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:375
Date:2-Aug-2016
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A rare Staffordshire portrait figure of Jenny Lind, 19th century, 29 cm high, Johanna Maria Lind (1820-1887), better known as Jenny Lind, was a Swedish opera singer, often known as the 'Swedish Nightingale'.
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A rare Staffordshire portrait figure of Sir Robert Peel, 19th century, 31 cm high
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A Staffordshire spaniel jug, 19th century, 28 cm high
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A Staffordshire portrait figure of King John signing the Magna Carta, 19th century, 32 cm high
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Three large Staffordshire portrait figure spill vases, 19th century, the largest 37 cm high
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A Staffordshire portrait figure of Shakespeare's Richard III and a figure of Hercules and the Nemean lion, 19th century, the largest 21 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, including a figure of Napoleon, the largest 24 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, the largest 28 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figure spill vases, 19th century, the largest, the foresters spill vase, 29 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figures of dancers, 19th century, the largest 29 cm high
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Three Staffordshire female portrait figures, 19th century, the largest 21 cm high
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A rare English running fox decorated delft plate, marked Prh and dated 1736, Lambeth or Bristol origin, 22 cm diameter, Note: Animals do not appear to have formed an important part of the delftware decorators' repertoire. When they do appear, they are usually the hare, the rabbit, the stag or the fox closely pursued by hounds. Pieces on which animals appear by themselves were made, but they are not at all common. Very few later pieces have survived but a plate in the Bristol City Gallery depicts a sheep…
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A French faience tin glazed earthenware plate, 18th century, 22.5 cm diameter, Note: ' This particular subject was one of four much loved by the painters of La Rochelle. It is very freely painted in colours of the grand feu. It is unlikely that stencils were used as there are several variations of the same subject., For a similar example see Jeanne Giacomotti, French Faience, Oldbourne Press, London, pp. 189-190.
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A Crown Ducal Charlotte Rhead blue tulips pattern tankard vase, circa 1930, 18 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, Including St. George and the Dragon, the largest 23 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, the largest 28 cm high
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Two large Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, including the lion slayer, the largest 28 cm high
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Three Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, including a sailor, a forester and a highlander, the largest 28 cm high
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A William De Morgan Persian ruby lustre ewer, circa 1890, 37 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase by Frank Butler and Hannah Barlow, dated 1887, incised artists monograms and impressed marks, 47.5 cm high
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A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase by Hannah Barlow, circa 1890, incised artist monogram and impressed marks, 42 cm high
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A Martin Brothers glazed stoneware teapot, circa 1894, incised R. W. Martin, London, Southall, 16 cm high
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Two Staffordshire portrait figures, 19th century, together with two small Staffordshire bocage figures, the largest 21 cm high
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A collection of eight Doulton Lambeth salt glaze stoneware Dewars whisky jugs, 19th century, the largest 24.5 cm high
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Two Martin Brothers glazed stoneware vases, circa 1900, the largest 25 cm high
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A large Papua New Guinean clay 'Sero' style cooking pot, middle Sepik River origin, 55 cm high, 42 cm diameter
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A collection of five Pierrefonds glazed pottery vessels, French, circa 1900, the largest 33 cm wide
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Three Bursley ware Charlotte Rhead trellis pattern vases, circa 1930, together with a Crown Ducal Charlotte Rhead citrus pattern jug, the largest 24 cm high
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Two Pilkington Royal Lancastrian blue glazed vases, circa 1930, the largest 31 cm high
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Three Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vases, circa 1925, the largest 30 cm high
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Two Ruskin Pottery lustre glazed vases, dated 1927 and 1913, Together with a green glazed Ruskin Pottery vase dated 1912, the largest 26 cm high
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A large Falconware fruit decorated vase vase, circa 1945, 38 cm high
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A Wedgwood tankard and jug set by Keith Murray, circa 1930, together with two similar tankards, the jug 25 cm high
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Three Etruscan revival terracotta pottery bottle vases, English, circa 1880, and a small matching saucer, the largest 25.5 cm high
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Six small Belgian stoneware vases by Roger Guerin, circa 1925, the largest 14 cm high
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Two Dutch delft blue and white urns, late 18th/19th century, the largest 21.5 cm high
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Two large Belgian stoneware vases by Roger Guerin, circa 1925, the largest 31 cm high, Note:Roger Guerin was a Belgian potter from the village of Bouffioulx. He started his own workshop in 1918 with his son Jules Guerin taking over in about 1945. Dating can be problematic, however it is generally accepted that incised 'R Guerin' marks are earlier with simple Guerin signatures, some impressed, are after c1925. Items marked Gres d'art R. Guerin Bouffioulx are probably about 1930. Roger appears to have…
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Three Belgian stoneware vases by Roger Guerin, circa 1925, the largest 41 cm high
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Two Teco green glazed earthenware vases, circa 1920, the largest 25.5 cm high
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A collection of five Pierrefonds glazed pottery vases, French, circa 1900, the largest 29 cm high
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An Italian maiolica albarello vase, probably18th century
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Three African food baskets, possibly Rwanda/Congo origin, the largest 42 cm high, 75 cm wide, 38 cm deep
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A Ruskin Pottery delphinium blue lustre glazed vase, dated 1925, 24 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery purple and blue souffle glazed vase, dated 1913, together with a Ruskin Pottery matt glazed vase, the largest 35 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery banded matt and crystalline glazed vase, circa 1930, 20.5 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery pink lustre glazed vase, dated 1920, 18 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery mottled blue souffle glazed vase, dated 1915, 14.5 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery banded matt and crystalline glazed vase, dated 1931, 14.5 cm high
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A 'Chang' vase by Charles Noke and Harry Nixon for Doulton Burslem, circa 1925, 27 cm high. Provenance: Richard Dennis, Doulton Pottery exhibition part II, 1975, exhibition item 394
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A 'Chang' vase by Charles Noke and Harry Nixon for Doulton Burslem, circa 1925, 21 cm high
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A rare Ruskin Pottery high fired speckled and fissured green flambe glazed vase, English, probably 1906, 26 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery banded red-green speckle glazed vase, by William Howson Taylor dated 1905, 21 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired speckled red and green glazed flambe vase, dated 1909, 14.5 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired speckled red and green glazed flambe vase, by William Howson Taylor, dated 1932, 21 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery flambe glazed vase and cover, dated 1923, 21 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired speckled red and green glazed flambe vase, by William Howson Taylor, dated 1925, 11 cm high
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A Ruskin pottery high fired Sang de Boeuf flambe glazed bottle vase, dated 1924, 27 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery red-lavender flambe glazed vase, dated 1906, 24 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired clouded red-purple flambe glazed bottle vase, possibly 1908, 18 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired mottled green purple flambe glazed vase, 21 cm high
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A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian owl decorated lustre vase, Possibly by William S. Mycock, circa 1906, 17 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery yellow lustre glazed vase, dated 1922, 22 cm high
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A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian lustre vase by Gordon M. Forsyth, circa 1906, 23 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired clouded red-purple flambe glazed vase, dated 1925, 18 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery mauve lustre glazed bottle vase, dated 1922, 19 cm high
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A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian deer decorated lustre vase, probably by Gordon Forsyth, circa 1906, 22.5 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired lavender flambe glazed vase, dated 1907, 25 cm high
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A Ruskin pottery high fired sang de boeuf glazed flambe vase, dated 1907, 19 cm high
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A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian ship decorated lustre vase, probably by Richard Joyce, circa 1906, 27 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery flambe lavender glazed vase, dated 1905, 18 cm high
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A rare Ruskin Pottery kingfisher lustre glazed vase, dated 1925, 19 cm high
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Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat (1844-1910), A copper red glazed (Dalpayrat rouge) stoneware vase, circa 1900, 29 cm high, Note: The 'Dalpayrat rouge' was shown at the 1892 Paris Salon.
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Four Etruscan revival terracotta pottery floral and bird decorated bottle vases, English, circa 1880, together with a small saucer, the largest 26 cm high
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A large pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase by Frank Butler, circa 1900, incised artist monogram and impressed marks, 54 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery mottled pink souffle glazed vase, dated 1907, 23 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery blue crystalline glazed 'Egyptian' ware vase, English, 1931, 25 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery pink lustre glazed vase, dated 1927, 24 cm high
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A Ruskin Pottery high fired green speckled lavender glazed vase, by William Howson Taylor, dated 1908
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A pair of Doulton Lambeth Art Nouveau slipware decorated candlesticks, circa 1900, 25 cm high
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A large Italian majolica albarello, Montelupo region, dated 1688, 49 cm high
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Four Staffordshire pearlware figures, late18th/early 19th century, including a figure of Diana, the largest 29 cm high
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A blue and white Delft plate, probably Dutch, 18th century, 29.5 cm diameter
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An English Delft blue and white plate, 18th century, 30 cm diameter
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An English Delft polychrome decorated plate, Somerset origin, 18th century, 30 cm diameter
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A Dutch Delft polychrome figure of a cow, 18th/19th century, 17 cm high
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An Italian maijolica jug and animal figured candlestick, 18th century and later, the candlestick 24.5 cm high
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A delft polychrome decorated bowl painted with a fox, possibly English, 18th century, 31 cm diameter
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Four various ceramic and stoneware hen figured dishes, 20th century, the largest 25 cm high
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A Staffordshire cow figured spill vase, 19th century, together with a Mediterranean dolphin figured vase, the largest 28 cm high
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A rare stoneware jug of the Duke Of Wellington, by Stephen Green of Lambeth Pottery, circa 1830, 19.5 cm high
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A George IV astragal glazed mahogany bookcase, circa 1820, 256 cm high, 138 cm wide, 58 cm deep
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A Doulton Lambeth salt glaze stoneware commemorative Lord Nelson jug, 19th century, together with a Mackinlays whisky decanter, the jug 27.5 cm high
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A glazed stoneware figured jug modelled in the form of Lord Nelson, 19th century, impressed W.Stark, 23 cm high
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A collection of Danish pottery by Herman Kahler, 20th century, the largest vase 23 cm
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A large and rare Doulton & Watts stoneware Nelson flask, circa 1845, 42 cm high, modelled as a half-length figurehead of Nelson in uniform with all his orders and medals, the neck of the flask formed by the cockade, with a rope twist handle, the lower body impressed: Trafalgar 1805/England Expects Every Man to Do His Duty, 41.5 cm high, impressed Doulton & Watts Lambeth Pottery, London, Note: This half-length model is occasionally found as a jug but it is particularly rare to find it in the form of a flask…
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A creamware figure of a classically draped female holding a wheat sheaf, 19th century, 32 cm high
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A collection of five Doulton Lambeth sprigged glazed stoneware jugs, circa 1870, impressed 'Mrs. B. Haynes, a nice old lady', the largest 25 cm high
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A collection of Danish pottery by Herman Kahler, 20th century, the largest 18 cm high
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A collection of Scandinavian ceramics and pottery, 20th century, the platter 33 cm wide
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A set of eight Nautilus shells, 20 cm wide
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