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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 good Pembroke type George III work table, the mahogany with boxwood stringing, two drawers and two false drawers with ivory knobs elegantly turned and brass mounted legs with castors and a moire silk basket with tassels. English circa 1805. 74.5 x 81 x 47.5 cm
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A fine Georgian Pembroke type rosewood work table, with boxwood stringing, the single drawer above a crimson pleated silk basket on outswept brass capped legs with a turned cross stretcher. English circa 1810. 75 x 75.5 x 55 cm
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A Handsome late Regency period breakfront twin pedestal sideboard, of large proportions, the pediment with carved shell motifs, the domed cupboards flanked by spiral carved supports, each on four carved and turned legs. In mahogany and mahogany veneers with ebony stringing. English circa 1825. 115 x 230 x 65 cm
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A Georgian mahogany sidetable, of small proportions and Pembroke form in mahogany with rosewood cross-banding and boxwood and ebony stringing. A single drawer and false drawer on fine tapered brass mounted legs. English circa 1795. 69.5 x 66.5 x 45 cm
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A Regency mahogany metamorphic library armchair, in the manner of Morgan and Sanders. English circa 1815. 92 x 55 x 55 cm (chair)
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A Georgian mahogany circular two tiered dumb waiter, with facetted pedestal base raised on four reeded legs mounted with brass galleries and capped feet. English circa 1800. 116 x 75 cm
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A good 19th century English argand hanging chandelier, with six branches and six lights. The central reservoir with applied gilt decoration of swags and masks with six acid etched shades. 100 x 95 cm
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A fine Second Empire patinated and gilt bronze neoclassical chandelier, French circa 1860. 90 x 75 cm. Provenance: Philip Turner Antiques, London W1, 1988.
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A good 19th century English hanging wall light, decorated wih lions, dolphins and snakes. Modifed for electricity with two glass shades.
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A rare pair of small Regency mahogany Sideboards, each with four side drawers, a central draw and two cupboards. Scroll backs. English circa 1820. 112 x 117 x 50.5 cm. Provenance: park Antiques, St Helier, jersey, 1993.
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A fine Georgian mahogany document cabinet, with ebony stringing on four turned and brass-capped feet, finished on four sides with silk-lined brass grills. The top with an adjustable slope mechanism for folios. English circa 1790. 75 x 58.5 x 43.5 cm. Provenance: studio Antiques, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, 1988
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A rosewood veneered Regency card table, with mahogany crossbanding and finely gadrooned edges. The gunbarrel pedestal with a stylised lotus motif raised on a quadraform base and scrolled feet. English circa 1820. 70.5 x 91 x 45 cm
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A set of seven Georgian Hepplewhite mahogany dining chairs, with finely carved reeded decoration, Roman style 'X' back rests, sabre form near legs and fluted front legs. English circa 1800. 87 x 53 x 45 cm
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A Sheraton type shield shaped Georgian mahogany dressing mirror, with supports over a single drawer with ivory and brass mounts. English circa 1790.
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A Regency carver chair in mahogany, the arms carved in an unusual 'S' scroll. The caned seat and squab cushion on sabre legs. English circa 1820. 84 x 57 x 54.5 cm
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A good Georgian Cuban mahogany gateleg dining or supper table, the rectangular top on four tapered straight legs terminating in pad feet. English circa 1770. 171.5 x 106 x 145 cm (open) or 171.5 x 106 x 49.5 cm (closed)
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A good English Regency period convex mirror, traditional ball design border surmounted with an eagle. Two girandole candle arms. English circa 1810.
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A fine rosewood veneered and brass inlaid Regency mantle mirror, English circa 1815. 111.5 x 85 cm
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A Sheraton type Georgian work table, on four fine tapered legs with concave stretchers, mahogany crossbanded in rosewood inlaid with satinwood and with boxwood stinging. Of oval form with a deep pleated and festooned silk basket. English circa 1790. 71.2 x 53.5 x 35 cm
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A good George III mahogany side table, of rectangular form with a shaped open lower shelf, the legs carved as tapered, fluted columns on cylindrical raised feet. English circa 1780. 89.5 x 73.5 x 35 cm
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A pair of Victorian mahogany framed armchairs, the fluid form with cabriole legs on porcelain castors, upholstered in an antique green figured velvet. English circa 1875. 98 x 64 x 75 cm
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A George III oak tea table, with tilt top mechanism on a triform pedestal base. English circa 1770. 71.5 x 77.5 cm
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A Georgian mahogany Pembroke type chamber table, with pot compartments on elegant, turned legs, one side opening upwards, the other down. English circa 1800. 78 x 36 x 40.5 cm
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A Fineset of eight Regency period Cuban mahogany dining chairs, of neoclassical form with elegant 'Rope-carved' top rails and reeded sabre legs. The drop-in seats upholstered in a fine silk lampas. One carver is a reproduction to match. English circa 1815. 84 x 46 x 55 cm
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A Georgian brass mounted mahogany gentleman's dressing chest, in campaign style with concealed basin holders, cupboard, drawer and removable pot compartment. English eighteenth century. 88.5 x 45 x 45 cm. Provenance: Lawsons, Sydney, 2001
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A substantial deeply buttoned mid Victorian armchair, in Australian cedar, the framed carved with flowers and leaves on cabriole legs with castors. Upholstered in a quality violet velvet. Australian circa 1860. 98 x 67 x 85 cm
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An 19th century oak Windsor type chair, the Windsor type back rest, pierced splats, out swept arms on turned supports and a shaped seat on turned legs with 'H' stretcher. English circa 1820. 110 x 70 x 65 cm
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An Australian cedar bookcase, the upper part with Gothic arched glazed panels and adjustable shelves, and the lower with a single drawer above a generous two door panelled cupboard. Australian circa 1850. 239 x 130 x 45 cm
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A George III mahogany Worktable, the octagonal hinged cover enclosing a fitted interior. English circa 1800. 73 x 64 x 45 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, the Norman Wheeler collection, Sydney,1994
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A pair of William IV Spade-Back mahogany chairs, on turned and fluted front legs and sabre rear legs covered in horse hair fabric. English circa 1830. Provenance: W F Bradshaw Pty Ltd, Sydney
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A fine pair of early Victorian rosewood chairs, in the rococo revival taste with deeply buttoned gold velvet seats and cabriole legs. English circa 1845. 81 x 47 x 45 cm
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A Georgian cast brass Footman, with moulded edge and shaped front frieze raised on bulbous front legs. English circa 1820.
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A large Woolen carpet, traditional design and colours. Meshed, Eastern Persia, 20th century. 403 x 305 cm
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An Afghan woollen carpet, in traditional design and colours of black and red. 20th century. 310 x 265 cm
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A malachite snuff bottle, plain design with carved mask and ring handles with a coral stopper. Late Ching period.
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Two Chinese amber snuff bottles, one of a pod shape with pale green jade stopper, the other with stylised floral carved decoration. Chinese 19th century.
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Two Chinese snuff bottles, one rose quartz, carved with birds, flowers and leaves in relief, the other cinnabar lacquer decorated with figures in a landscae.
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Two Chinese Matrix turquoise snuff bottles, one oval on a shallow foot rim. Rose quartz stopper. The other oval with carved decoration of lotus flowers and leaves. Circa 19th century.
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Two Chinese amber snuff bottles, each rounded rectangular form with lion mask handles. 19th century.
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Two Chinese agate snuff bottles, one carved with flowers and leaves, the other carved with a fish in relief. Late Ching period.
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A fine gold and bloodstone swivel watch key fob, one side engraved with a crest, the other with Arabic script. English circa 1790.
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An interesting gold and carnelian watch key fob, English circa 1790.
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An oval gold and carnelian watch key fob, one side engraved with initials. English circa 1790.
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An oval gold and carnelian watch key fob, with engraved initials. English circa 1790.
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An Ovalswivel gold and carnelian watch key fob, English circa 1790.
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An oval gold and carnelian watch key fob, engraved in French. English circa 1790.
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Gold watch key fob, carnelian oval centre with intaglio seal and crest. English circa 1810.
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A gold and carnelian seal, with intaglio of a crest and engraved initials. English circa 1790.
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A gold and crystal double-sided watch key with a portrait of Charles II on one side, a crest on the other side. English circa 1780.
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A gold and cabochon carnelian oval watch key fob, English circa 1800.
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A small 9ct gold and carnelian watch key fob, English circa 1800.
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A large pinchbeck watch key fob, one side set with carnelian, the other with agate. English circa 1800.
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Two ornately decorated pinchbeck watch key fobs, one with a compass, the other with carnelian inset. English circa 1800.
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Collection of three gold plated and carnelian watch key fobs, English circa 1800.
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A collection of five pinchbeck watch key fobs set with various Hardstones, English circa 1800.
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An ornate rolled gold and amethyst watch key fob, English circa 1840.
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A collection of three watch key fobs, two with agate inset, the other with carnelian. English circa 1830.
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A silver and gold plated watch key fob, with enamelled decoration, with a mother of pearl and gold plated watch fob. English circa 1810.
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Two pinchbeck and agate watch key fobs, English circa 1800.
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A collection of three 19th century Dutch silver watch key fobs, engraved with rural scenes and a horse. Dutch 19th century.
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A collection of four Dutch silver watch key fobs, with applied decoration of animals, dots and scrolls. Dutch 19th century.
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A pinchbeck seal with a bloodstone carved intaglio seal, English circa 1830.
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A gold fob with a carnelian inset, carved with an intaglio seal. English circa 1830.
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A gold fob with a carnelian inset, carved with an intaglio seal. English circa 1810.
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A gold fob with a carnelian inset, carved with an intaglio seal. English circa 1830.
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A Coalbrookdale style garden bench, fern and blackberry motif, stamped 'C.B.Dale' to the back. Wooden slat seat.
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A Coalbrookdale style garden bench, fern and blackberry motif, stamped 'C.B.Dale' to the back. Wooden slat seat.
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A Coalbrookdale cast iron two seater garden bench, fern and blackberry pattern, stamped 'C.B.Dale & Co.' with a registration mark. Circa 1870. Width 108 cm
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A pair of Coalbrookdale fern and Blackberry pattern garden chairs, English circa 1870. 94 x 65 x 55 cm each
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An early 20th century cast iron table, the circular top with pierced decoration. The column support on three claw and mask feet. 77 x 55 cm
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A pair of early 20th century cast iron tables, tripod design, possibly Coalbrookdale.
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A set of six cast iron Coalbrookdale style chairs, ornate Victorian design with circular seats.
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A pair of early 20th century cast iron tables, rectangular pierced top on a stretcher base. 67 x 69 x 45 cm each
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Two 19th century French cast iron planters, classical design on four feet in Burgundy colour. 34 x 71 x 35 cm
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A pair of two handled classical cast iron garden urns, with mask handles and square bases. Height 44 cm
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A collection of four Critique volumes, comprising of, - 'Scripture natural History' by Rev. Alexander Fletcher, published by George Virtue, circa 1850. - 'The works of William Shakespear', vol.9 containing Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet and Othello. Published in London 1751. - 'The Poetical works of Edward Young', vol.3, Stanhope press, Piccadilly, 1806. - 'The works of William Shakespear', vol.5 containing King Henry V, parts I, II, III. Published in London 1803.
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A 17th century Irish volume with Leatherbound cover, 'Britannicarum ecclesiarum: Quibus inserta est pestifarae adversus Dei gratian a Pelagio britanno ecclesiam inductae haereseos historia / collectone Jacobo Usserio' (subject: Pelagius, Great Britain church history). Restored in 2004. Published in Dublin 1639.
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A set of twenty four volumes with tooled and stamped leather Spines, with marbled paper, 'The Waverley Novels', by Sir Walter Scott. Published in Edinburgh by Adam and Charles black, 1871.
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A set of five antique Leatherbound and gold tooled volumes, comprised of four volumes of 'The holy Bible' and one 'New Testament'. First published by the English College at Doway, 1609. This edition published in 1750 and 1752.
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Seven antique volumes with leather Spines and marbled paper, four volumes of 'Rollin's ancient History' by Charles Rollin and, three volumes of 'Plutarch's Lives of Illustrious Men', translated from the Greek by John Dryden and others. Both published by John Wurtele Lovell, 24 Bond Street, New York.
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Selection of catalogues from Bonhams, Issues range from 2005-2015 and focus on furniture and watches.
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Selection of Rafael Valls fine Art catalogues and Bonhams magazines, also includes catalogues of fine Art from Johnny van Haeften and Sotheby's Previews.
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Collection of Mossgreen catalogues, various issues from 2006-2014.
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Selection of Sotheby's clock catalogues, various issues from 1987-1996.
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Collection of fine Art catalogues, catalogues from Rafael Valls, Johnny van Haeften, mallet, Phillips and Shapiro. Also included a selection of 'Antique Collectors' guides from the 1970s.
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Selection of Sotheby's clock catalogues, various issues from 1976-1983.
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Selection of Sotheby's clock catalogues, various issues from 1986-2006.
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Selection of Sotheby's clock and furniture catalogues, various issues from 1977-2002.
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Collection of Antiquarian Horology catalogues, various issues from 1974-1994.
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Selection of books including a first edition Churchill set, includes books on Dutch and Flemish Art, period and rococo decorative arts, enamel boxes and a complete first edition set of Sir Winston Churchill's 'History of the English-Speaking Peoples'.
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Selection of books on English and Dutch porcelain and furniture, includes books on Dutch tiles.
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Selection of books on clocks
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Selection of books and catalogues on Asian ceramics and Sotheby's catalogues, Sotheby's catalogues covering European Art and single owner collections from 1996-2008.
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Collection of Christie's and Derek Robert's catalogues on clocks, also includes some Sotheby's catalogues on decorative arts. Catalogues date from 1974-2007.
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Collection of Christie's catalogues on watches, clocks and porcelain, various issues from 1977-2003.
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