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The Hyde Collection — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:296
Sale Title:The Hyde CollectionLots with images:294
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:210
Date:2-Dec-2019
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A very fine large Chinese Imari type charger, floral and foliate chrysanthenum designs in dry iron red enamel with gilt highlights on an underglaze blue and white porcelain. Late Kangxi period circa 1720. Diameter 36 cm
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A fine pair of Chinese Imari type plates, in dry ironed enamel with gilt highlights on an underglaze blue and white porcelain. Late Kangxi period, (1662-1722). Diameter 23 cm
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A pair of Chinese Imari type plates, with mounted raised decoration and dry iron red enamels and gilt highlights on an underglaze blue and white porcelain. The central scenes of figures on horseback with foliate and floral borders. Qing Dynasty, late Kangxi period (1662-1722), circa 1720.
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A pair of Imari style or Arita ware lidded baluster vases, with dry iron red enamel decoration and gilt highlights on a heavy underglaze blue and white porcelain. Japanese, Meiji period (1868-1912) circa 1890. 18 x 3.5 cm
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A pair of Chinese rectangular plates, with polychrome enamel decoration of domestic scenes in the famille rose Yangcai palette. Mid-Qian long period (1736-95). 18 x 26.5 cm
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A pair of famille rose Chinese octagonal plates, the central panel decorated with domestic scene with a border of purple and iron red. Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (1711-1799), circa 1790.
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A group of three Chinese famille rose polychrome decorated porcelain wares, comprised of two tea bowls and a saucer, each with scenes of courtiers at leisure. Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (1736-1795), circa 1785. Bowls: 7.5 x 4.5 cm, saucer: 12 x 2.5 cm
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A pair of polychrome and gilt porcelain lidded pots, the decorated hard paste porcelain is Chinese exportware. The lids surmounted by foo dogs, the bodies glazed with flowers and faux armorials. Chinese circa 1790. 27 x 15 cm
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Two Chinese bowls, one blue and white, with interior floral medallion and exterior dragon motifs, the other blue and celedon green with interior medallion of a dragon. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). 16.5 x 5 cm and 21 x 9.5 cm
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A collection of six Chinese ceramic and porcelain provincial plates and dishes, the underglaze blue and white and polychrome decorated in various designs. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). Various sizes
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A large Chinese underglaze blue and white porcelain footed bowl, the deep sides with panelled decortion and an interior medallion of a bird in a natualistic scene. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). 22 x 9.5 cm
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A collection of six Chinese underglaze blue and white porcelain plates, of various designs. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). Various sizes
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A collection of five Chinese lidded jars, comprised of four in underglaze blue and white porcelain with floral decorations and one in green and iron brown glazes on a moulded and incised body. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). Various sizes
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Five Chinese Imari influence small dishes, with dry iron red floral decoration on underglaze blue and white porcelain each with stylised lotus motifs around a central panelled medallion and vase of flowers. Early Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period (1662-1722), circa 1700. 15.5 x 5 cm each
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A Chinese underglaze blue and white ceramic lidded jar, with foliate and floral decoration, the lid lobed in ten panels around a central flower motif. Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). 14 x 5 cm
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A collection of six Chinese underglaze blue and white porcelain and earthenware vases, with decorations in various naturalistic designs. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). Various sizes
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Collection of six Vietnamese Anamese lidded jars, in underglaze blue and white, glazes on ceramic bodies. Vietnamese circa 15th-16th centuries. Various sizes
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A collection of six Vietnamese Anamese wares, in underglaze blue and white glazes on ceramic bodies comprised of two pots and bowl. Vietnamese circa 14th century. Various sizes
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A selection of eight Thai lidded vessels, in blue and brown underglazes, on stoneware and earthenware bodies. Thai 15th or 16th century. Various sizes
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A small group of three Chinese Celedon vessels, in green and white glazes over finely potted bodies, comprised of one lidded dish with floral and ribbed applied and incised designs. Early Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period (1662-1722). Various sizes
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Two Chinese Swatow Ware bowls, one crackle glaze with an internal underglaze blue medallion, the other with traces of applied polychrome decoration and an internal medallion of a bird. Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620). 20 x 8.5 cm and 20.5 x 8.5 cm
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A selection of six Thai Earthenwares, in celedon and brown glazes, comprised of two bowls, two pots and two minature vases. Thai circa 16th century. Various sizes
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A collection of Chinese Longquan Celedon wares, comprised of four dishes and three minature pots in green and brown glazes on earthenware bodies. Chinese circa 13th century. Various sizes
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Three Japanese Satsuma pottery plates, in heavy stoneware with polychrome enamel decoration depicting courtiers in gardens within elaborate and finely gilded borders over a dark ground. Marks to underside. Late Meiji period (1868-1912) circa 1900. 22 x 3.5 cm
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A Flight Barr Worcester dessert service, painted with botanical specimens within spirally moulded borders painted in sepia with lily of the valley and gilding. Flowers are named on the reverse, some pieces wih script marks, 'Flight B and Barr Wor. Manufactures to their Majesties' and incised 'B'. Consisting of lidded tureen and cover on stand, two oval dishes, two round single handled dishes and twelve plates. English circa 1800. Reference: flight and Barr Worcester porcelain 1783-1840, by Henry Sandon, p…
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A Nymphenburg porcelain blue and gilt Bavarian Royal service, after a design by the Bohemian sculptor, Dominikus Auliczek. The pearl service in the Louis-Seize style. It was exclusively reserved for the Wittelsbach house as the Royal Bavarian service until the beginning of the 20th century. In 1918 it was created for the golden wedding anniversary of King Ludwig III and Maria Theresa as a one-off production. It has minature paintings of the most important stages of the Royal couple's life. Consisting of 4…
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A Flight Barr and Barr Worcester part dessert service, with floral decoration in Imari colours. Consisting of lidded tureen, two smaller lidded tureens, two square dishes, two round single handled dishes, one oval dish and seven plates. Impressed factory marks. English circa 1810.
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A pair of Derby Imari pattern plates, painted factory mark. English circa 1815. Diameter 22.5 cm
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A pair of Flight Barr and Barr Worcester plates, with a boarder of brown grape and vine leaf decoration with gold tendrils, each with a central family crest. Impressed marks. English 1829-1840.
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A Chamberlains Worcester armorial teacup and saucer, with panels of coloured flowers on a richly gilt Royal Blue ground, a crest of a seated dog and motto - 'faithful not fawning'. English circa 1815.
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A pair of Fight Barr and Barr Worcester dishes, each decorated with a classical landscape with a boarder of seashells in black and white. Impressed factory mark. English circa 1815. Diameter 19.5 cm
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A 19th century English porcelain trio, decorated with oriental scenes with gilt highlights. Probably Chanerlain's Worcester. English circa 1810.
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An English dessert service, the green border decorated with country scenes. Consisting of two lidded sauce tureens, three low comports, six serving dishes, six cups and saucers. English circa 1850.
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A Minton porcelain Felspar china part dessert service, with cockatoo cockatrice pattern. The polychromed enamel decoration of birds in flowering sprays. Consisting of a large comport, lidded saucer tureen on stand, eight plates, and two serving dishes. English circa 1830.
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A collection of five pieces of first period Worcester blue and white, including a lidded creamer decorated with the 'Three flowers' pattern, two tea bowls decorated with the 'Zig zag fence' pattern, a saucer in the 'Bouquets' pattern and a teapot decorated in the 'Prunes root' pattern. English 18th century. Various sizes
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An extensive 'Stone China' dinner set, transfer decoration of flowers and insects. Consisting of 48 dinner plates, 8 entree plates, 12 graduate plates, 1 mazarine tray, 3 lidded sauce tureens on stands, 3 lidded vegetable dishes and one large two handled tureen. English circa 1850. Provenance: D.C.Monk, 132-134 Kensington churches, 1970.
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Two blue and white transfer lidded sectional dishes and cutlery, with three blue and white pistol handled knives and forks. English circa 1830.
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A rare Georgian blue and white transfer Ashett and six plates, with classical landscape pattern by Thomas Lakin in Stoke (1812-1817). Impressed mark, 'Lakin'. English circa 1815.
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A Dutch Delft polychrome dish, shaped border decorated with flowers and scrolls containing a central caduceus symbol. Dutch 20th century. Diameter 28 cm
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Set of three graduated Masons Imari palette Ironstone jugs, unmarked. Various sizes
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Four 'Stone China' plates, decorated with flowers and leaves together with a mason's ironstone two handled dish. English circa 1830.
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A collection of seven early 19th century English plates, of various makers including Derby, Masons Ironstone and Spode Felspar porcelain.
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A collection of twelve English tea cups and saucers, circa 1800.
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A part English porcelain tea service, decorated with small flowers and garlands with a gilt border. Comprising of six cups and saucers, milk jugs and sugar basin. Possibly made by Hammersley. Circa late 19th century.
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A Derby Imari two handled campana vase, with scrolled serpent handles. English circa 1815. Height 21.5 cm
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A pair of porcelain figures probably Sitzendorf, of a couple in traditional costume. German late 19th century. Height 13.5 cm
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A Meissen porcelain perfume bottle, in the form of a man holding a dog under his arm in red breeches and yellow cuffed and collared white coat. German 19th century. Height 8.5 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, decorative Arts, Melbourne, 2001
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A Meissen porcelain perfume bottle and stopper, modelled in the form of a lady holding a dog under her left arm, in a purple striped dress and yellow bodice. German 19th century. Height 8 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, decorative Arts sale, Melbourne, 2001
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A Meissen porcelain perfume bottle and stopper, in the form of a spaniel standing on its hind legs. German 19th century. Height 7.5 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, decorative Arts, Melbourne, 2001, condition: Restoration to foot.
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A Meissen silver gilt mounted porcelain scent bottle, outside decorated perfume bottle and stopper modelled in the form of arm. The hand holding a bunch of grapes, with an orange sleeve with flowers in gilt and white cuff. German 19th century. Height 8.5 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, decorative Arts, Melbourne, 2001
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A pair of English Delft polychrome plates, decorated with traditional stylised geometric patterns. London circa 1760. Diameter 22.5 cm
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A pair of English Delft polychrome plates, decorated with traditional stylised geometric patterns. London circa 1760. Diameter 22.5 cm
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An English Delft polychrome charger, decorated with traditional stylised geometric patterns and flowers. London circa 1760. Diameter 26 cm
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A large Dutch Delft blue and white shallow dish, the decoration both in the central panel and the border of stylised flowers, berries and leaves. Dutch circa 1760. Diameter 36.5 cm
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A English Delft blue and white octagonal plate, painted in the centre with a view of a Chinese man seated in a field with two similar figures on the rim. London or Bristol 1680-1700. Diameter 21 cm, Literature: a yellow and purple manganese plate in this pattern is discussed and illustrated in Micheal Archer, 'Delftware: the tin-glazed earthenware of the British Isles', page 204, B193, and the origin of the pattern is discussed on page 257.
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An English Delft blue and white octagonal plate, decorated with a central panel of an exotic bird in a landscape surrounded by a border of stylised butterflies and scrolls. Liverpool circa 1760. Diameter 23.5 cm
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An English Delft blue and white soup plate, the flat flanged dish with bianco-sopra-bianco floral border surrounding a polychrome centre with a Chinese man on a bridge in a landscape. Probably made in Bristol circa 1760-1770. Diameter 22.5 cm
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Three Dutch Delft blue and white plates, decorated with a central panel of flowers and leaves surrounded by a border of lattice and stylised flowers. Dutch circa 1750. Diameter 23 cm
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Two Delft blue and white plates, one decorated with figures in a landscape, the other with flowers and stylised trees in a landscape. Circa 1750. Diameter 22.5 cm
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A set of four English Delft blue and white plates, decorated with a central panel of a Chinese man in a landscape with a border of flowers, leaves and scrolls. Liverpool circa 1740. Diameter 23 cm. Provenance: Raymond plant Antiques, 26-40 Kensington high Street, London, 1970.
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Two English Delft blue and white plates, both decorated with central panels of landscapes, one with a shaped border. English circa 1750.
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A collection of four English and Dutch blue and white plates, decorated in traditional designs of flowers, plants and landscapes. Circa 1700-1740. Diameter 23.5 cm
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A Dutch Delft five piece garniture, comprising of two lidded baluster vases, two flared beaker vases and a tall double gourd shaped vase. Dutch 20th century. Height 44 cm
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Set of 12 framed Dutch tiles, depicting biblical scenes in blue and white. Dutch circa early 18th century. 64 x 55 cm
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Five framed sets of four Dutch Delft tiles, in brown. 32.5 x 32.5 cm each
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A collection of sixteen framed Dutch Delft tiles, blue and white with traditional decoration. Dutch early 18th century.
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A collection of twenty seven Dutch and English Delft tiles, blue and white and polychrome tiles with traditional decoration. English and Dutch early 18th century. Provenance: Jellinek &, Sampson Antiques, Brompton Road, London SW3. 1971
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A collection of fifteen Dutch Delft coloured tiles, some contained in wooden frames. Dutch early 18th century.
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A collection of 12 Minton tiles of farm animals, together with ten Victorian tiles decorated with birds in blossom. English circa 1880.
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A pair of framed tiles depicting river scenes, in brown. 19 x 19.5 cm and 19 x 15 cm
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Set of four Stirling silver Corinthian column candlesticks, the liftout drip pans with a beaded edge. Hallmarked Sheffield 1896-7. Maker James Dixon. Height 28 cm
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A George II Stirling silver castor, baluster form with embossed foliage and scroll decoration. Maker John Delmester. Hallmarked London 1758. Height 20 cm
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An Edwardian sterling silver castor, plain classical design. Maker Edward Barnard and Sons Ltd. Hallmarked London 1924. Height 21.5 cm
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A superb Regency period rosewood card table, with fine brass inlays in neoclassical motifs. The stylised bow-shaped pedestal set on a quadraform base with elegant brass capped sabre legs. English circa 1805. 74.5 x 89 x 45 cm
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A fine Regency rosewood card table, the square form on a tapered pedestal and quadraform base on scrolled feet with brass inlays in neoclassical motifs. English circa 1815. 74.5 x 89 x 45 cm
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An exceptional and rare suite of two Regency card tables and a sofa table, each with gadrooned edges and carved neoclassical medallions on a gunbarrel pedestal and quadraform base with stylised lion's paw feet on concealed castors. In mahogany and with mahogany veneers. English circa 1820. Card tables: 73.5 x 91 x 44.5 cm, sofa table: 73.5 x 151 x 65 cm. Provenance: Martyn Cook Antiques,Sydney 1982
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A superb Regency sofa table, of Pembroke type in fine calamander and rosewood veneer over mahogany. The top is inlaid with a gilt brass scrolling acanthus leaf border and stringing, and mounted with gilt bronze borders. The four bow shaped legs, also known as spider legs, and central roundel are mounted in neoclassical motifs in gilt bronze and terminate in gilt bronze capped feet on brass castors. Attributed to George Oakley. The firm of George Oakley produced stylish furniture in the Grecian taste during…
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A superb Regency period rosewood card table, with fine brass inlays in stylised neoclassical motifs. The pedestal mounted in Greco-Egyptian style in carved giltwood on a brass inlaid quadraform platform base with exaggerated sabre legs terminating in finely cast and chased gilt bronze lion's paw feet. Attributed to George Bullock. English circa 1810. 74 x 91 x 45.5 cm
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A very fine pair of matched Regency period rosewood collection cabinets, the diamond and checkerboard patterned specimen marble surfaces, elaborate gilt bronze mounts, glass doors and mirror backs on tapered legs with concave open lower shelves. One cabinet with a writing drawer. English circa 1815. 144 x 89.2 x 35 cm. Provenance: W.F.Bradshaw Pty Ltd., Sydney
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An exceptional late Regency Brazillian rosewood supper or games table, the faceted pedestal with a finely carved lotus motif on a quadraform base with stylised 'Oriental' carved feet terminating in paws. English circa 1825. 74 x 90 x 45 cm
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A good late 18th century English Collectors cabinet and stand, the twin doors opening to reveal 17 drawers of various sizes. The central cupboard continuing a checkerboard floor and a secret compartment. Pine base with walnut veneers and ebony stringing. English circa 1780. 148 x 99 x 45 cm
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An impressive pair of Regency mahogany bookcases, the glazed cupboards top and bottom with corinthian column sides. 276 x 116 x 45 cm each
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A Georgian Sheraton type roll-top secretaire, in satinwood with rosewood cross banding and ebony and boxwood stringing. The top painted with a delicate frieze of flowers. The interior with fitted compartments and the doors with circular panels lined with pleated silk. English circa 1795. 174.5 x 87.5 x 51.5 cm. Provenance: J.W. Blanchard Ltd. Jewry Street, Winchester, UK ,1989
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A pair of late Regency breakfast and games tables, in mahogany and mahogany veneers with ebony Grecian motif stringing. On an elaborately turned pedestal with quadraform base and handsome lion's paw feet. English circa 1825. 77 x 102 x 45 cm
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A fine Regency period mahogany card table, with rosewood crossbanding and ebony and boxwood stringing, on a generously turned pedestal base with four curved sabre legs terminating in brass capped feet. English circa 1815. 75.5 x 86.5 x 45 cm. Provenance: W F Bradshaw Pty Ltd, Sydney 1976
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A large Regency period convex mirror, decorated with an eagle, Greek key pattern border and four girandole Egyptian sphinx head candle arms. English circa 1810.
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A rare pair of Regency Brazillian rosewood console tables, with verde marble top each with a single drawer supported by two finely carved legs in the form of Greek scrolls with acanthus carvings. English circa 1820. 89.5 x 90 x 25 cm
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A William IV mahogany dining table, the top finely veneered in ten panels of flame mahogany, on a tapered pedestal elaborately carved with stylised lotus motifs and a circular disk type base with four carved feet. English circa 1810. 74 x 125 cm
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A handsome pair of Regency Brazillian rosewood bookcases, the breakfronted open bookcase with gadrooned edges on the tops and bottoms. Three shelves supported by anthemion side brackets and elegantly tapered neoclassical columns with stylised capitals and pediments. English circa 1820. 117.5 x 83.5 x 45 cm
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A nest of three George III coromandel and rosewood occasional tables, English circa 1810, English circa 1810. Largest: 77 x 56 x 35 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, the Normal Wheeler collection, Sydney, 1994
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A fine George III Adam style mahogany side table, of stepped form, the eight tapered legs and frieze elegantly carved with fluting and neoclassical medallions. English circa 1780. 86 x 177 x 65 cm. Provenance: Paul Kenny, Dingley, Hindhead, Surrey
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A very fine demi-lune George III supper and games table, the interior and exterior in flame mahogany veneers with satinwood crossbanding and ebony and boxwood stringing on four elegant tapered and brass capped legs. English circa 1790. 73 x 93 x 46.5 cm
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A Regency period rosewood veneered side cabinet, with detailed brass inlays and crimson silk panelled doors. English circa 1815. 79 x 112 x 35 cm
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A Regency rosewood work table, the lacquer top and writing slide depicting an oriental scene. English circa 1815. 73 x 53.5 x 42.5 cm. Provenance: gallery Antiques Ltd., Jewry Street, WInchester, UK, 1986
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An impressive George III mahogany bureau bookcase, the astral glazed upper part with adjustable shelves and the lower fitted with a draw fronted desk and compartments above a large two door cupboard. English circa 1810. 281 x 147.5 x 45 cm
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An Anglo-Ceylonese calamander and specimen wood travelling box, of rectangular form, the sides gently carved in a linenfold pattern. The interior fitted with a mechanical cabinet and two tiers of tray compartments. The drawers and the lids in different exotic timbers and ivory with borders of ebony and ivory and gilt metal in various patterns. The underside of the lid inlaid with a whorl design. Sri Lankan circa 1830. 15 x 42.5 x 25 cm
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A very fine set of six Regency period Brazilian rosewood dining chairs, of neoclassical form with elegant sabre legs and brass inlays to the top and back rails and brass stringing to the legs and seat rails. The drop in seats upholsetered in a fine silk lampas. English circa 1810. 85.5 x 46 x 45 cm
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A good George III Cuban mahogany supper and games table, with polished interior, four elegant tapered legs and a single drawer to one end. English circa 1800. 74.5 x 91 x 42.5 cm
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A Georgian mahogany sewing table, in mahogany and mahogany veneers on pearwood, with fine tapered legs and a fitted interior cross stretcher with yellow silk pouch. English circa 1790. 77 x 45 x 35 cm
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A George III period Pembroke type four drawer dropside table / cabinet, in mahogany and mahogany veneers with boxwood stringing on finely turned brass capped legs. The lion and ring drawer handles in gilt brass. English circa 1815. 77.5 x 74.5 x 44.5 cm
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