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Traditional European Decorative Arts & Fine Art — Aalders Auctions

Auction House:Aalders AuctionsNumber of lots recorded:711
Sale Title:Traditional European Decorative Arts & Fine ArtLots with images:669
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:334
Date:2-Jun-2019
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Japanese ivory figure group, depicting a woman in kimono, holding a young child, her robes delicately inscribed with geometric motifs, mark to base, height 13.5 cm
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Japanese carved ivory panel, of flattened tusk form, depicting a woman with baby at chest, her hand at her head and the other holding a handkerchief, their robes inscribed with geometric motifs, length 14 cm
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Georgian wine glass, c.1740, with flared bowl on a plain heavy stem on circular foot, height 18 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian wine glass, c.1780, with ovoid ogee bowl, interestingly engraved with plough and wheat, on a facetted stem with trapped air bubble, on circular foot, height 13.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian Annulated wine glass, c.1745, with funnel shaped bowl above annulated double knop and baluster stem on circular foot, height 13 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Large Georgian wine glass, c.1740, with bell shaped bowl above heavy stem with trapped air bubble on circular fold foot, height 15.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian opaque twist wine glass, c.1760, with trumpet shaped bowl with knop end, above a fine lace twist and spiral bands on a plain circular foot, height 15.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection
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Georgian opaque twist cordial glass, c.1760, with ogee shaped bowl on a four spiral twists, on circular foot, height 15 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian opaque twist wine glass, c.1760, with round funnel, on a two pairs of spiral tapes twist with multiple bands, height 14.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Lalique crystal pearl bowl, in the form of intertwining ribbons with protruding pearls, in clear and frosted glass, marked Lalique France on base, diameter 11 cm
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Austrian enamelled glass tazza, decorated with three floral roundels on a striped ground, with acanthus and floral border to the rim and base, on a clear glass stem, height 18.5 cm
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Carle Radke art glass vase, of ovoid form, stylised silvered motifs, in rich tones of purple an dblue lustre glass, label verso, height 17 cm
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Early Charles II 'London Forgery' apostle spoon, hallmarked sterling silver, c.1655 probably Samuel Cawley of Exeter, with a fig-shaped bowl and flattened stem, with gilt figural finial, total weight 42gm, length 20.5 cm, reference: T.Kent 'West Country Silver Spoons' p5.& p73 and 'The London Forgery Group Revisited', finial March/April 2011 p3. For an historical ref see Ellis catalogue 1935, lots 83 to 88.
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James I sterling silver seal top spoon, c.1619, prick dot on seal 1619 over Sp, marked with a barbed rose to bowl, possibly later and by Thomas Cory or William Clare, with a fig-shaped bowl and flattened stem with lobed double baluster finial, total weight 50gm, length 18 cm reference: Jackson p 277, and 'Warminster Silver' by T.Kent, silver Society Journal, autumn 1998, p 28.
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Mid 17th century West country silver apostle spoon c.1670, prick dot engraving Sp over 1673 over real photo, makers mark Cr (and another, cup with mullets), possibly from Taunton area, with a fig-shaped bowl and flattened stem with figural gilt finial, total weight 45gm, length 18.5 cm reference: Jacksons p 324. T.Kent in 'West Country Spoons' p 129 suggests this mark possibly Christopher Roberts of Bridgewater, formerly of Southampton. Ex Sotheby's Australia 22/11/2006, lot 182
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William III sterling silver Dognose spoon, hallmarked London, 1700, probably by George Cox (app to Wm Scarlett), the terminal later engraved with a crest. Total weight 56 gm, length 20 cm
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James I sterling silver lion sejant affronte spoon c.1620, with provincial makers mark Sk. Devon /Somerset /Wiltshire, with fig-shaped bowl and flattened stem, with gilt lion finial, total weight 45 gm, length 18 cm reference: see Jackson p.324
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Georgian opaque twist wine glass, c.1760, with ovoid bowl, on double corkscrew bands, raised on circular foot, height 13 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian opaque twist wine glass, c.1760 with honeycomb ogee bowl above a central corkscrew surrounded by five bands of spirals, raised on circular foot, height 14.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian opaque twist wine glass, c.1760 with ogee bowl, with molded lower spiraling, above a pair spiraled tapes surrounded by nine ply spiral band, on circular foot,. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Large Georgian baluster wine glass, c.1735, with funnel bowl, above a baluster tear air bubble stem on circular foot, height 20 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian toasting glass, c.1740, with funnel shaped bowl on heavy circular foot, height 8.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian baluster wine glass, c.1740, with flared bowl on annulated three knop stem raised on domed circular foot, with Christie's label, height 17 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georges van Der Straeten (1856-1928) bronze bust, depicting a maiden with bonnet and floral bouquet on dress, resting on a square marble base, signed, with French foundry marks, height 20.5 cm
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Andor Ruff (Hungarian, 1885-1951) bronze figure, depicting a young woman with bonnet, carrying a watering can, standing before a well, missing shovel, signed, height 22 cm
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Charles Levy (French 1820-1899) bronze figure, depicting a haymaker, wearing a hat and pants rolled to his knees, holding a pitchfork in one hand, with flagon at this waist, signed and inscribed ' faneur par Ch Levy salon des Beaux Arts, resting on a circular marble base, height 26 cm
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18th century English leather bound bible, Christians New and complete family bible or universal library of Divine Knowledge. Provenance: Purcahsed at Accurate Auctions, US
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Pair of rare 18th century altar arch angels, in wood and gesso, each one supporting a sconce, with arms and wings outstretched, in tones of red and gilt, height 40 cm
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Rare 18th century paper mache relief panel, of rectangular form, decorated with a scene of Madonna with baby at breast, painted in tones of red, blue and black, set within a gilt reset frame, 60 cm x 51 cm
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Magnificent Russian silver and enamel icon, of rectangular form, featuring a central 'Mother of God' surrounded by ten saints, with embossed oklad and enamel halos, impressed silver marks, 26.5 cm x 22.5 cm
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Mid 17th century Russian icon, of rectangular form, with a central image of Saint Nicholas flanked by a roundel of a saint to each shoulder in tones of blue, red and cream, 31.5 cm x 27 cm
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Royal Doulton 'Sung' flambe vase, of tulip form, decorated with reserves of floral and marbled motifs above a dark flambe and purple ground, accented in gold, signed F. Allen to base, a/f, height 19 cm
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Royal Doulton twin handled vase, of ovoid form, decorated with a scene of fish and reeds, in lustre tones of orange, green and purple on a pearl coloured ground, height 15 cm
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Russian neo classical vase, of spreading form, decorated with neo classical figures and vases, raised on four scrolled feet, height 14 cm
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Good Italian contemporary sterling silver twin handled basket, in the form of oak leaves, set with branch handles, impressed Brandmarte, length 20.5 cm
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Georgian silver caddy spoon, with flat handle with bright cut decoration and shell shaped bowl, length 6.5 cm
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Dutch Colonial silver spoon, in fiddle pattern, with good shaped bowl, length 20 cm
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Pair of George III sterling silver asparagus tongs hallmarked London, 1791, Gs//Wf (George Smith and William Fearn), with curved handle and ribbed grips, total weight 127gm, length 23 cm
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Australian sterling silver salver, of handsome proportions, by Rundle and retailed by Angus and Coote, of circular form with piecrust border, total weight 1750gm, diameter 47 cm
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Queen Anne sterling silver Dognose spoon, hallmarked London, 1703, the handle later crested John Ladyman, total weight weight 84gm, length 21.5 cm
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17th century sterling silver slip top spoon, hallmarked William Carey, London 1656 (?), with oval shape bowl and flattened stem, total weight 36 gm length 17 cm
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Six George I Britannia standard table spoons, hallmarked London, 1718, Andrew Archer, of dognose pattern, crested with crowned demi-lion rampant, total weight 379gm, length 20 cm
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Georgian baluster wine glass, c.1735/40, with trumpet shaped bowl, engraved with leaf and flower motif, above a central knop stem on circular foot, height 12.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian custard cup, c.1770, with baluster waisted bowl, with scrolled loop handle, height 6.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian Silesian stem dram Glass,c.1735, with funnel shaped bowl, on a pedestal Silesian stem on circular folded foot, height 11 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian Dram/Toasting goblet, c.1740, with funnel shaped bowl, above a plain stem on a heavy circular foot, height 10 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian wrythen jelly glass, c.1780, with wrytehn shaped bowl on a low knob stem and circular foot, height 19.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian Balusteriod wine glass, c.1740, with trumpet shaped bowl, above knob stem on domed circular folded foot, height 15 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Indian carved ivory figure group, depicting three graduated elephants mounted on top of each other, the smaller with ball and upturned trunk, mounted on a lotus pedestal, height 18 cm
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Chinese carved ivory teapot, with flared spout and angled handle, the body carved two squirrels in a tree to either side, marks to base, height 5 cm
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Japanese carved ivory cribbage board, of flattened tusk form, with interior pierced panel, surrounded by border with rampant dragon, length 23 cm
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Japanese carved ivory netsuke, depicting two squirrels playing on a rocky outcrop with foliage, height 4 cm and length 6 cm
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Japanese carved wooden netsuke, depicting a rooster with large tail, mark to base, height 5 cm
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Japanese carved wooden netsuke, depicting a monkey holding his tail, mark to base, height 3.5 cm
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Satsuma nine piece tea set, set with dragon spouts and handles, and accented with images of the immortals in rich tones, character marks to base, (9)
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Satsuma twin handled vase, of ovoid form, decorated with a border of immortals and dragoon flanked by kylin mask handles, raised on three feet, in rich tones, character marks to base, height 17 cm
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Wonderful Satsuma vase, of cylindrical form, decorated with th eight immortals with dragon, in rich tones of gilt, white and place, makers marks verso, a/f, height 15 cm
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Good pair of Japanese Kutani vases, of double gourd form, decorated with reserves of birds and flowers, surrounded by orange and gitl borders, two character mark to base, a/f, height 14 cm (2)
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Japanese kutani triple gourd vase, decorated with roundels of flowers, surrounded by brocade work, in tones of red and white, a/f, height 16 cm
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Satsuma porcelain plate, of circular form with a scalloped edge, intricately decorated with a crowd of figures in a garden and pagoda setting, with large umbrellas and blossoming tree, with decorative border, in tones of blue, purple, green, red and yellow, accented in gilt, marks to base, a/f, diameter 25 cm
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Victorian gilt sterling silver sugar bowl and Shifter spoon, hallmarked, London, 1878, W.B.J (Barnards), of facetted form with beaded handle, decorated with floral motifs, on diamond shaped foot, with beaded borders, the shifter spoon with facetted bowl with pierced floral surrounds and handle, total weight 226gm purchased: J.H Bourdon-Smith,1992
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George II sterling silver footed cream jug, hallmarked, London, 1740, W.G, of baluster form, with s-scroll handle, raised on three feet, with acanthus thumb piece, total weight 93gm, height 9 cm purchased: J.H Bourdon-Smith, 1994
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Victorian sterling silver sugar bowl, hallmarked, London, 1873, F.E (Frederick Elkington), of circular form, with beaded surround and frieze of flowers, on a circular foot, total weight 111gm purchased: J.H Bourdon-Smith, 1986
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Two 19th century Russian silver and enamel salts, one decorated with a frieze of stylised flowers and anthemion, in tones of red, white, blue and green, impressed Faberge, A.P//1889, 88, Moscow, the other with scrolling foliate and flower decoration in tones of blue, red, green and white, impressed N.O//1887?, Moscow, 84, total weight 119gm (2)
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Three Russian silver and enamel napkin rings, of cylindrical form, beautifully decorated with flower heads, in tones of red, blue, white and green, with gilt ground and interiors, total weight157gms, (3)
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Four pieces of Russian silver, including footed salt, two kiddish cups and covered salt, total weight 205gms (4)
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Georgian wine glass, c.1740, with round fluted bowl on plain stem on circular folded foot, height 14.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian plain stem wine glass, c.1750, with ogee bowl, raised on a plain stem, with circular fold foot, height 15 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian hollow stem wine glass, c.1755, with ogee bowl, on plain hollow stem on circular foot,. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Georgian plain stem wine glass, c.1750, with tulip shaped bowl above plain stem with lower knop on circular foot, height 18 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968.
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Russian icon, of rectangular form, painted with Madonna and Child, within border accented with figures, with script, in tones of red, maroon and green, accented with gilt, 26 cm x 21 cm
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Russian icon, of rectangular form, depicting a storyboard with figures and horse, with script, in tones of red, brown, green and white, 27 cm x 23 cm
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Fine Japanese Meiji cloisonne and silver vase, by Ando Jubei, of trumpet form, beautifully decorated with central lily of the valley, in tones of white on a blue ground, with hallmarked silver rim and base, height 28 cm
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Satsuma porcelain plate, of circular form with a scalloped edge, intricately decorated with a crowd of figures and ceremonial procession in a town setting, with decorative border, in tones of blue, purple, green, red and yellow, accented in gilt, marks to base, diameter 25 cm
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Satsuma porcelain plate, of circular form, decorated with central landscape scene, accented with a decorative floral border accented with floral roundels, in tones of blue, green, red and white on a white ground, mark to base, a/f, diameter 22 cm
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Chinese carved ivory figure of immortal, depicted standing holding a branch with peaches in one hand, to symbolise longevity and immortality, and a staff with gourd in the other, his robes incised with geometric motifs, mounted on a carved wooden stand, height 30.5 cm (without stand)
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Chinese carved ivory figure, depicted standing holding a staff in one hand and flowers in the other, mounted on a carved timber base, height 10.5 cm
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Chinese carved ivory figure of an immortal, depicted seated holding a staff in one hand and a peach in the other, symbolising longevity, height 9 cm
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Indian carved ivory figure group, depicting an elephant with howdah, with carved canopy with pointed finials, flanked by four attendants, resting on four ball feet, a/f, height 12 cm and length 9.5 cm
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Japanese carved ivory figure of a fisherman, depicted standing with scarf on head, with a gourd hanging down from robes incised with geometric motifs, mark to base, a/f, height 28 cm
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Chinese carved ivory card case, of slender rectangular form, set with central cartouche, surrounded by finely carved figures within a temple and tree scene, 11.5 cm x 7.5 cm
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Chinese carved ivory card case, of slender rectangular form, intricately carved on both sides with shaped panels depicting narrative scenes in a garden and pavilion setting, 11.5 cm x 7.5 cm
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Anglo-Indian inlaid card case, of rectangular form, inlaid with geometric motifs in bone and ivory, with wooden interior, 10 cm x 7.5 cm
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Georgian dwarf ale glass, c.1740, with funnel shaped bowl, engraved with floral sprays on baluster knop stem on circular foot, height 13.5 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968
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Georgian jelly glass, c.1770, with flared bowl, above lobed lower knop on circular foot, height 11 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968
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Georgian plain stem wine glass, c.1750, with flared bell shaped bowl, on a plain stem with circular folded foot, height 13 cm 287 purchased: Christie's, lot 67. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968
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Large Georgian opaque twist wine glass, c.1760, with a deep rounded bucket bowl, the edge engraved with berry and leaf motifs above a central pair of spiral band as surrounded by ten ply spiral band raised on a circular foot, height 17 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968
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Georgian air twist wine glass, c.1750, with bucket bowl, on a multiple air twist stem on circular foot, height 16 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968
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Tall Georgian opaque wine glass, c.1760, with tall funnel bowl, on central spiral surrounded by single spiral, raised on circular foot, height 20 cm. Provenance: A number of pieces of the collection featured in the 'Circle of Glass Collectors Commemorative Exhibition 1937 - 1962', Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1962 and 'Exhibition of English Glass', Victoria and Albert Museum, 1968
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Beautiful Victorian silver and cobalt glass double ended scent bottle, with two embossed silver tops, flanked a facetted cobalt glass bottle, length 13.5 cm
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Pair of Edwardian sterling silver knife rests, hallmarked, Sheffield, 1902, m.W (Mappin & Webb), with cylindrical bars with x-shaped supports, total weight 97gm, (2)
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Lovely 19th century Russian silver straining spoon with a shaped entwined handle, above a shaped pierced gilt bowl, impressed Firm of Sazikov (in cyrillic), A.M//1855, 84, St. Petersburg, total weight 115gm, length 21.5 cm
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Victorian sterling silver card tray, hallmarked, London, 1816, G.A, of circular form, with a stepped border, total weight 117gm, diameter 15 cm
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Two George V sterling silver creamers, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1911, 1920, makers marks rubbed, both of baluster form, one engraved with c-scroll work, total weight 250gm, (2)
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George IV sterling silver bon bon dish, hallmarked, London, 1836, E.F, with a shaped bowl, with gilt interior, embossed with panels of flower heads, on shaped serpentine foot, total weight 171gm, diameter 12.5 cm
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Turkish silver gilt Neillo straw spoon, with ashaped pierced bowl, with a raised handle of floral motifs, in gilt, length 22 cm
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Victorian sterling Sliver bon bon dish, hallmarked, London, 1856, J.B (maker marks rubbed), with shaped bowl, accented with c-scrolls on a foliate shaped foot, total weight 111gm, diameter 10 cm
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Edwardian rosewood travelling vanity set, containing assorted toilet jars, clothes brushes, manicure set and soap, in rosewood box with brass strapping, with blue velvet interior, height 12.5 cm, width 28 cm, depth 20 cm
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Pair of French four branched candelabra, with central sconce, flanked by four sconces with scrolled arms, on blue urn shaped body, flanked by rams heads on square foot, height 49 cm
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French 19th century copper wood fired heater, of cylindrical form, bearing label 'Le Precurser-Chauffe Basin', with brass tap, resting on a cast iron base, height 94 cm
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