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International Decorative Arts, Day 2 — Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)

Auction House:Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:400
Sale Title:International Decorative Arts, Day 2Lots with images:400
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:263
Date:7-Nov-2016
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An inside-painted glass snuff bottle, 20th century, painted with an erotic sene, signature of Zhou Leyuan, 8 cm high
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An agate snuff bottle, 19th century, one side carved with a boy and a dog in a landscape, 7.5 cm high
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A brown overlay white glass snuff bottle, decorated with birds and flowers, 5.5 cm high
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A smokey rock crystal snuff bottle, in the form of a seated monkey, 7.6 cm high
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A rose quartz snuff bottle, incised with a poem to the exterior, four character 'Qianlong' mark to the base, 6.7 cm high
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A red glass snuff bottle, 19th century, with flower decoration on each side, 7.4 cm high
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A red glass overlay snuff bottle, 19th-20th century, carved with crab and crane on each side, 5.6 cm high
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A green overlay blue glass snuff bottle, 19th-20th century, decorated with figures
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An inside-painted glass snuff bottle, 20th century, signature of Ma Guangyu, one side painted a portrait of Ma Shaoxuan, the other side painted with bamboo, 9.5 cm high
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A blue overlay glass snuff bottle, 19th century, with dragon decoration, 6.4 cm high
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A brown glass snuff bottle, 8.4 cm high
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A Louis XVI style boulle bonheur de jour, French, 19th century, ormolu mounts throughout, together with a mahogany upholstered salon chair, the bonheur de jour 134 cm high, 75 cm wide, 52 cm deep
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A George III mahogany carver chair
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A rosewood davenport, English 19th century, 77 cm high, 54 cm wide, 56 cm deep
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A George III mahogany tray top cupboard, English 19th century, 64 cm high, 44 cm wide, 90 cm deep
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A pair of Louis XVI style painted fauteuils, 19th century
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A George II and later walnut feather banded fall front bureau, with secret compartments to the interior, 100 cm high, 91 cm wide, 56 cm deep
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A mahogany and brass campaign writing slope, English, early 19th century, 19 cm high, 56 cm wide, 28 cm deep
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A George III style flame mahogany elevated bookcase, English 19th century, 232 cm high, 93 cm wide, 46 cm deep
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A mahogany extension dining table and six spade back mahogany dining chairs, English 19th century, the table 75 cm high, 236 cm wide, 120 cm deep
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A provincial fruitwood spindle back armchair, English, 19th century
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A burr walnut oval wine table, English, 19th century, 72 cm high
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A French gilt bronze and champleve clock garniture, 19th century, the clock 42 cm high
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A pair of gilt bronze figures of Harlequin and Columbine by Mollo, 19th century, 25 cm high
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A Worcester two handled loving cup, 19th century, with inscription to the reverse C. Brooks 1869, 10 cm high
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A Worcester blue ground coffee cup and saucer, 18th century, the cup 6 cm high. Provenance: from the Rous Lench Collection No. 555 Worcester
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A Hochst baluster coffee pot and matching chocolate pot, 18th century, finely decorated with architectural scenes, the coffee pot 25 cm high
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A Derby figure of an urchin, 19th century, 12 cm high
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A pair of Staffordshire dalmatians, 19th century, 13 cm high
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A pair of brass side pusher candlesticks,18th century, 20 cm high
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A pair of Derby putti figures, 19th century, 8 cm high
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A pair of Derby figures of a recumbent goat and lamb, 19th century, 6 cm long
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A pair of Bloor Derby figures of a young nobleman and shepherdess, 19th century, 20 cm high
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A Derby figure of a boy in a pink formal jacket, 19th century, 19 cm high
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A Derby figure of a gentleman resting on a sweetmeat box, 19th century, 20 cm high
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A George II sterling silver baluster lidded tankard by John Kirkup, Newcastle 1757 engraved with script initials and date 1763, 21 cm high, 900 grams
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A George II sterling silver shaped circular salver by Thomas Rush, London 1741 engraved with a contemporary coat of arms within cartouche, 26 cm diameter, 625 grams
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A pair of George II sterling silver Chinoiserie circular salts by David Hennell, London, 1757 each with Chinese gentlemen mask terminals, glass liners, 7 cm diameter, 225 grams
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A George II sterling silver baluster mug by Francis Spilsbury I, London, 1737 engraved with a contemporary coat of arms within cartouche, the base with later presentation inscription, 12 cm high, 420 grams
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A George II sterling silver tapered mug by David Willaume II, London, 1731 engraved with a contemporary crest, 8 cm high, 180 grams
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An impressive pair of George II sterling silver oval fluted sauceboats by William Reynolds, London, 1759 each with shell feet, gadrooned rims and contemporary engraved crests, 20 cm diameter, 960 grams
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A George IV sterling silver baluster coffee pot by Robert Garrard II, London, 1827 engraved with a Baron's crest and coronet, 29 cm high, 1,125 grams
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A George II sterling silver tapering coffee pot by Edward Wood, London, 1746 engraved with a contemporary coat of arms within cartouche and motto 'Gang Forward', 23 cm high, The arms are those of Stirling impaling Scarlett. The houses of Stirling and Scarlett both held plantation estates in Trelawney, Jamaica. The Stirlings of Keir owned the Friendship and Content estates, and James Scarlett (d. 1798) owned the Thickets and Peru estates.
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A George II sterling silver baluster cream jug by Robert Innes, London, 1743, engraved with a contemporary crest, 8 cm high, 130 grams
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A George I Britannia standard silver cream jug by George Greenhill Jones, London, 1722 engraved with a contemporary crest, 7 cm high, 85 grams
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Two Victorian silver plated circular salvers, 19th century, the largest 20 cm diameter
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A cold painted bronze modelled as a pheasant, Austrian, 19th century, 58 cm long
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A panelled oak settle, 18th century, length of back 180 cm
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An American oak roll top twin pedestal desk by Cutler, circa 1900, 117 cm high, 125 cm wide, 78 cm deep
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An oak centre table, 20th century, 76 cm high, 102 cm wide, 102 cm deep
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A cedar open bookshelf, Australian, circa 1860, 96 cm high, 99 cm wide, 29 cm deep. Provenance: The Caressa Crouch & Carl Gonsalves Collection
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A pair of gilt brass fire dogs, together with three fire-place implements, 19th century, the fire dogs 49 cm high, 43 cm deep
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A fine carved oak wardrobe, late 19th century, 189 cm high, 136 cm wide, 59 cm deep
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A corner whatnot, burr walnut with marquetry inlay, circa 1870, 129 cm high, 60 cm wide, 40 cm deep
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A provincial oak carver chair, English, early 19th century
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A loo table, burr walnut with marquetry inlay, circa 1880, 74 cm high, 133 cm wide, 100 cm deep
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A mahogany bookcase, English, 19th century, 224 cm high, 143 cm wide, 49 cm deep
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A mahogany and satinwood inlaid games table, English, mid 19th century, 75 cm high, 89 cm wide, 44.5 cm deep
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A set of six tablet back mahogany dining chairs, including one carver, English, mid 19th century
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A walnut supper table with marquetry inlaid top, English, circa 1880, 73 cm high, 121 cm wide, 98 cm deep
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A boxed compass, barometer and thermometer, circa 1900, retailed by C Werner & Co Ltd, Melbourne 150/250, 9.5 cm diameter, together with a silver box
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A silver mounted carved English beech walking cane, 19th century, 92.5 cm
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A rare New Zealand Maori walking stick with carved Tiki and inlaid paua shell, 19th century
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A Malacca walking cane with carved ivory top, 19th century, 96 cm
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A rare fluted walking stick, 19th century, with removable stopper, 94 cm
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A carved ivory mounted rosewood walking stick, 19th century, 87 cm
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An ebony shaft walking stick, 19th century, 91 cm
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Two silver mounted fiddleback and ebony walking sticks, 19th century, 90 cm and 92 cm
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A carved bone mounted rosewood walking stick, 19th century, 89 cm
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An ornately carved ebony walking stick, 19th century, 90 cm
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Two walking sticks with horn handles and silver collars, 19th century, 86 cm and 91 cm
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A Malacca walking cane with carved xylonite parrot handle with glass eyes, circa 1920
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A spirit flask walking stick, 19th century, with a hidden glass tube and miniature glass under the cap, 92 cm
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A silver mounted walking cane, late 19th century, 83 cm
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An Art Nouveau continental silver mounted ebonised walking stick, circa 1890, German silver hallmark, 90 cm
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A rare fiddleback blackwood walking stick with sterling silver compartment top revealing a magnifying glass, 19th century
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A Cantonese silver mounted walking cane, late 19th century, 92.5 cm
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A fiddleback blackwood walking stick, 19th century, with carved cats head handle, glass eyes and silver collar, 96 cm
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A carved hardwood walking stick, New Zealand timbers, late 19th century, 97 cm
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A fine silver mounted walking stick, German or Austrian, early 20th century, 88 cm
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An ebony walking stick with dogs head handle and bone inlaid eyes, 19th century, 82 cm
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Two walking sticks with horn and hoof handles, Swiss, late 19th century, 91 cm and 96 cm
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A fine inlaid ebony walking stick, Persian, early 20th century, 92 cm
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Two silver mounted Malacca cane walking sticks, 19th century, 87 cm and 88 cm
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Two silver mounted Malacca cane walking sticks, 19th century, 83 cm and 86 cm
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A Chinese carved walking cane with conceale opium compartment, 19th century, 85 cm
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A Chinese silver and bone mounted walking stick, 19th century, 92 cm
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A silver mounted fiddleback blackwood walking stick, late 19th century, 86.5 cm
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An Irish blackthorn carved walking stick, 19th century, 95 cm
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A scale model of a three masted sailing vessel, 81 cm high, 86 cm wide, 18 cm deep, Grade
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A model of a pond yacht, 155 cm high, 112 cm wide, 22 cm deep
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A George III studded leather upholstered mahogany library chair
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A set of three ES104 lobby chairs, designed by Charles & Ray Eames, 1960, fabric upholstery, each labelled Featherston Interiors Aust. Pty. Ltd to the base, Note: Made in three versions this chair was originally conceived to furnish lobby areas in New York's Time Life Building
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A Zebra skin rug, with black felt backing, 294 x 170 cm
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A studded leather ebonised desk chair, French, 20th century
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A cast iron umbrella stand, French, circa 1830, 55 cm high
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A framed Korean painting, ink and colour on paper, 104.8 x 115.8 cm
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A framed Chinese painting, ink and colour on paper, 169 x 92 x m
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A pair of Chinese lacquer cabinets, Shanxi province, late 19th century, 79.5 x 59 x 37 cm
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A Chinese ivory carved card holder, early 20th century, 9.6 x 5.6 cm
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