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Auction House:Gibson's Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:737
Sale Title:The Spring Auction SeriesLots with images:721
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:462
Date:11-Nov-2019
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A large Wemyss ware iris vase, Scotland circa 1920 handpainted with iris and leaf motif, mark to base: incised Wemyss and stamp for T Goode south audleys London 40 cm high
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AA Wemyss ware jug and a tankard, Scotland circa 1900 a Wemyss ware jug and tankard, Scotland circa 1900 the jug decorated with hand painted purple flowers, mark to base: incised Wemyss and tankard decorated with cherries 19 cm high
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A Wemyss ware pig with 'Haahaf' and 'Kruger' on the side, Scotland circa 1900 decorated with sponged black on white, 'Kruger' possibly referring to Paul Kruger, President of the Transvaal from 1880, who gained international recognition as the face of Boer resistance against the British during the South African or second Boer war (1899-1902) impressed mark: Wemyss 16 cm long
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A Wemyss ware platter, Scotland circa 1900 rectangular with red and yellow roses on multi coloured ground, mark to base: incised Wemyss and underglaze painted black Wemyss 20 x 25 cm
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A green rimmed Wemyss ware Gordon dessert plate, Scotland circa 1900 hand painted with sloe berries, impressed mark to base: Wemyss Ware Rh &S. 20 cm diameter. Provenance: Rogers de Rin 76 Hospital Road Chelsea, London
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Wemyss ware tankards, Scotland 1900 a pair of Wemyss ware tankards, one with daffodils and the other adorned with pink clover, Scottish 1900 14 cm high
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A three handled Wemyss ware tyg mug, Scotland circa 1900 decorated with roses, mark to base: impressed Wemyss and underglaze green Wemyss 11 cm
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Wemyss dog bowl with plums, Scotland circa 1900 a Wemyss ware dog bowl with plums, Scotland circa 1900 embellished in French with ' the more I know men the more I admire dogs' 21 cm diameter
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Two Wemyss ware tankards, Scotland circa 1900 decorated with black cockerels, mark to base: incised Wemyss and painted Wemyss to other 14 cm high
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Wemyss ware frilled lip black cockerel vase, circa 1900 a Wemyss ware frilled lip black cockerel vase, Scotland circa 1900 impressed mark to base: Wemyss Ware Rh &S. 21 cm high
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Two pieces of Wemyss ware including a concave vase and a sugar pot, Scotland circa 1900 both decorated with yellow primroses the vase 11 cm high
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A large Spode 'Tiber' transfer pattern blue and white meat dish with gravy reservoir, circa 1815 marked Spode on reverse 40 cm high, 52 cm wide
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Mennecy fruit and foliate decorated sugar bowl and cover, circa 1760 a Mennecy fruit and foliate decorated sugar bowl and cover, circa 1760 impressed marks to the base Mennecy 'Duc de Villeroy' Dv mark 12 cm high
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A first period Worcester porcelain blue and white Chinoiserie decorated teapot stand, circa 1770 inscribed to base: disguised numerical mark 7 in underglaze blue 15 cm diameter
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Branch, circa 1780 a Derby porcelain figure of a yellow canary on a flowering branch by William Duesbury & Co, circa 1780 patch marks to base 7 cm high. Other Notes: for a similar example see the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, ref no. 414:234/A-1885, ceramics, room 139, the curtain Foundation gallery, case 14, shelf 7, gift of lady Charlotte Schreiber.
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A small Chelsea or Bow porcelain figure of a seated child with an apple and bocage to the rear circa 1765, bears labels to base: Margaret Cadman Antiques and ceramics and glass circle of Australia 8 cm high
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A Meissen hard-paste porcelain plate, 1735 relief-moulded in the Sulkowski ozier pattern divided by pearls in twelve sections conforming with the lobed edge, hand painted with a Korean lion, a flying crane, Indian flowers and insects inscribed to base: crossed swords in underglaze blue 23 cm diameter
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A first period Worcester porcelain blue and white tea bowl and saucer, circa 1770 decorated with the cannonball pattern the tea bowl 4.5 cm diameter
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A large stoneware double sided face jug by Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Bros, London 1911 incised to base: R.W. Martin Bros London & Southall 8-1911 23 cm x 20 cm
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Doulton Fanling vase, Burslem Artwares a Royal Doulton Fanling vase, Burslem Artwares limited edition stamped to base 141/250 18 cm high
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Doulton Nanjing bowl, Burslem Artwares a Royal Doulton Nanjing bowl, Burslem Artwares limited edition stamped to base 83/250 16 cm high
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Doulton Jintan vase, Burslem Artwares a Royal Doulton Jintan vase, Burslem Artwares limited edition stamped to base 102/350 30 cm high
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A New Hall porcelain tea set in the 'Boy and Butterfly' pattern, circa 1800 comprising a tea pot, two creamers, tea bowl and saucer inscribed to base: pattern number 421 in red enamel the tea pot 15 cm high
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