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The Collector's Auction — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:236
Sale Title:The Collector's AuctionLots with images:236
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:207
Date:19-Apr-2021
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Three pieces of Chinese ceramic, comprising a famille rose four compartment food container, a saucer dish painted with carp and lotus and a terracotta courtier, height of food container 22 cm
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A Thai bronze bowl and bell and a terracotta relief, the relief featuring a seated Buddha. (3), diameter of bowl 24 cm
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An antique south East Asian bronze fertility vessel, in the form of a shell, cast with a relief of Shiva amid scrolls, on stand.
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A Kelim covered stool, on turned legs, height 42 cm, width 60 cm, length 110 cm
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A pair of modern Howard style sofas, each upholstered in red boucle wool, with eight printed fabric cushions, width 155 cm. Provenance: Ros Palmer interiors, Woollahra
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A Regency giltwood and ebonised convex mirror, the mottled plate in ebonised slip and deeply moulded surround surmounted by leaf scrolls flanking a central eagle, height 88 cm, width 50 cm
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A William IV mahogany hall chair, the shaped panel back centred by a painted crest, the solid seat above turned and lappeted front legs.
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A pair of Howard style armchairs, each on turned oak front legs and brass castors, in olive green gingham slip covers, each with three tribal weave cushions.. Provenance: Ros Palmer interiors, Woollahra
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A rectangular upholstered stool, in the Georgian style, in lattice fabric on square chamfered supports, height 48 cm, width 104 cm, depth 43 cm
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An early George III mahogany chest, of four graduated drawers, with rocaille cast handles, beneath a slide having carved mouldings and bracket feet, height 92 cm, width 84 cm, depth 44 cm
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A country George III elm and beech elbow chair, with swept top rail above a pierced splat flanked by shaped arms and panelled seat on square sectioned legs united by stretchers.
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A pair of Victorian brass candlesticks converted to lamps, height 36 cm
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A mahogany butlers tray, 46 x 46 x 10 cm
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An elm five plank chest, mid-17th century, the rising top with incised decoration, height 55 cm, width 123 cm, depth 42 cm
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A pair of Welsh George III oak side chairs, the shaped top rail above a splat centred by a heart, the panelled seat above square sectioned legs united by stretchers.
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A George I walnut chest of drawers, having four small above four long graduated drawers, all with cross and feather banding, on bun feet, height 125 cm, width 98 cm, depth 50 cm
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An Italian gilt framed looking glass, last quarter 19th century, the moulded surround with rounded upper corners and beaded edge, 68 x 53 cm
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A Louis XV style French oak small commode, the moulded top above three drawers and a carved apron centred with a shell on cabriole legs, height 79.5 cm, width 69 cm, depth 36 cm
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A pair of Louis XV style beech fauteuils, late 19th century, each with a moulded cartouche shaped back centred by scrolls and flower heads, the shaped arms flanking the padded seat on cabriole legs, condition: in good condition consistent with age and use, front legs have been re-toed, possibly originally decorated in gilt or ebonised
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A French provincial oak bureau plat, the shaped moulded top above three drawers with carved fronts on square cabriole legs, makers stamp Blondelon/Meubles/Montlucon, height 75 cm, width 100 cm, depth 60 cm
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An antique fruitwood bedside cabinet, in Louis XV style with shaped gallery and quatrefoil panels on cabriole legs, height 75 cm, width 45 cm, depth 35 cm
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An antique oak bedside table, in Louis XV style with cut-out hand holes on square sectioned cabriole legs, height 75 cm, width 47 cm, depth 35 cm
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A pair of Empire style gilt metal bouillotte lamps, each with an adjustable tole shade, the fluted column issuing three branches, height 68 cm
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A Louis XV style oak dwarf bookcase, with two adjustable shelves above a shaped apron on cabriole legs, height 112 cm, width 84 cm, depth 23.5 cm
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A Persian tribal rug, having a large square central medallion on navy blue ground with red and blue flowers within a triple border, 151 x 293 cm
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Two Persian mats, the larger with a pink field and all-over flower head and lozenge design within triple border, the other tribal mat with a hooked central medallion and multiple borders, the larger 94 x 90 cm
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A Northwest Persian long rug, with four stepped cruciform medallions on tomato red field within triple borders, 192 x 94 cm
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A Caucasian runner, with six stepped lobate medallions on a tomato red ground, 295 x 92 cm
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A Heriz rug, having a central geometric medallion and two further hooked medallions on a tomato red ground within flower head and geometric borders, 205 x 168 cm
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A Hereke garden carpet, the navy field with all-over pattern of cartouches containing various flowers, the red border with flower scrolls and triple borders, 370 x 235 cm
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A Persian Kirman carpet, the ivory field with all-over repeating pattern of birds amidst flowering bushes, the navy border with flower heads and foliage, 368 x 238 cm
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A Continental polychrome and carved limewood cherub, possibly Austrian, mid 18th century, the draped putto holding a scrolled candle holder, height 31 cm. Provenance: Robert Morrison Antiques, Woollahra
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A Victorian tole Peinte quatrefoil canister, Now containing a quantity of pinecones.
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A set of six Georgian glass rummers, with wheel-cut facets and fluted decoration.
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A pair of antique wine glass rinsers, a covered comport and a pair of finger bowls, the rinsers with half fluted decoration, the footed comport with faceted decoration and the bowls of square outline. (5)
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A group of four Victorian individual glass carafes and a pair of liqueur jugs, one with moulded ribbed decoration, the other three with wheel-cut facets, the square liqueur jugs each with a handle and star-cut base. (6)
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A group of antique glassware, comprising two Georgian rummers each with faceted decoration on a square foot, three larger plain rummers and a set of six wine glasses. (11)
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A group of twelve French bistro glasses, each having a trumpet bowl with heavy base on spreading foot.
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A collection of antique glassware, comprising two sets of three faceted wine glasses, a pair of wine glasses and two large tumblers. (10)
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A group of antique glassware, comprising four faceted champagne flutes, three bistro glasses with baluster stem and faceted decoration, two further bistro glasses with faceted decoration and a plain bistro glass. (10)
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A group of four silver tablespoons and three sauce ladles, all Old English pattern, comprising spoons London 1817, 1820, 1831, 1833, two sauce ladles London 1824 and 1825, the third sauce ladle Dublin 1811. (7), combined weight 478g
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Four items of silver, comprising an Edward VII salver, London 1903, a Victorian rose bowl, Sheffield 1895, a George V bowl, Birmingham 1919, and a hemispherical bowl on disc feet, combined weight 1,154g
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An Elizabeth II silver vesta case, maker's mark of David a Bowles, London 1989, in the form of a seated pig holding a bladder with hinged head, weight 32g, height 45 mm
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A pair of Irish George III silver tablespoons, maker's mark of Jonas Osbourne, Dublin 1796, of plain design engraved with a crest, weight 21g
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A William IV silver mounted carving set and other Tablewares, the carving set with bone handles, the silver mounts marked Birmingham 1839, together with a French manche a gigot, two silver plated soup ladles, two chocolate moulds and a stamp. (8)
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A George II silver caster, maker's mark possibly that of Jabez Daniel, London 1754, of baluster form with pierced cover and acorn finial, engraved with a crest, weight 86g, height 13 cm
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A collection of silver plated tableware and wine Accoutrements, comprising a pair of Victorian candlesticks, a salver by Fairfax & Roberts, Sydney, an octagonal rose bowl, a French champagne bucket, a wine funnel, a wine coaster, a corkscrew, a bottle opener, a champagne cork puller and a wine stopper. (11)
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John Barter, red dog 2, iron sculpture, height 63 cm, width 84 cm, depth 29 cm
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A pair of 18th century engravings of ancient lamps, each with a scene of various deities, 17 x 14 cm
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Three 18th century engravings of classical Attitudes and two unframed engravings of an Astrolabe and a telescope (5), the Attitudes 23 x 18 cm
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Four engravings of old Testament scenes after G. Freman, the friendship of David and Jonathan, 40 x 25 cm, Gideons soldiers, 40 x 25.5 cm, the taking of Jerico, 40 x 25 cm, Rohoboams Couniellors, 38.5 x 25 cm, engraved by J Kip and others, condition: the prints are in condition, consistent with the age, materials and techniques used by the artist. Sheet discolouration consistent with light and/or acid exposure. Staining to sheets as viewed, most notably in margins. Buckling to sheets. Minor foxing marks.
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778), the temple of Concordia at Agrigento, engraving, together with another of differing Roman column capitals (2), 45 x 30 cm
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778), two engraved plates from 'Della Magnificenza d'Architettura de'Romani' 1765, one of Ionic capitals, the other of architectural details (2), 45 x 63 cm
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Les Satyres de Guillaume Hogarth Published by Robert Sayer, 1768, first edition featuring 81 engraved plates after Hogarth's famous series including the Rake's progress, the Times of the day and Marriage a-la-Mode, height 47 cm, width 30 cm. Other Notes: one of the first authorised editions of Hogarth's works after his death in 1764, using his original metal plates. The plates were used for a number of later publications resulting in a progressive loss of definition and quality of the impressions.…
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A pair of Italian white glazed terracotta urns, of classical design with bearded mask finials to the handles, height 21.5 cm
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A neoclassical composition plaque of a bacchanalian scene, and a small plaster relief of a cherub (2), plaque 22 x 86 cm
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A pair of terracotta Ionic capitals, each with egg and dart and anthemion moulded detail, height 32 cm, width 56 cm, depth 10 cm
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A plaster bust of Napoleon, after the bronze by Lorenzo Bartolini (1777-1850), the emperor wearing a victor's laurel wreath, height 63 cm
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Eugene-Antoine Aizelin (French, 1821-1902), Nymphe de Diane, bronze, signed lower right: Eug Aizelin, titled to base: Nymphe de Diane, foundry mark to rear base F. Barbedienne / Fondeur. Paris, height 57 cm
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A George IV bronze hanging wall light, decorated with lions, dolphins and snakes, now electrified, shades lacking.
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A cased pair of Victorian taxidermy Shieldrakes, naturalistically posed on rocks and seaweed, signed Thomas Elliss, Swaffham, March 23rd 1855, height 48 cm, width 82 cm, depth 22 cm
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A pair of Napoleon III Sevres pattern vases, adapted as table lamps, each ovoid body with an oval reserve painted with a scene after Greuze, the dark blue ground with gold scrolls, masks and fluted socle, on a circular base, pleated shades, height including shades 58 cm, condition: one finial repaired, the other missing, losses to the gilt decoration on the sides and framing the painted reserves.
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A French Art Nouveau bronze centrepiece, in the form of two maidens with outstretched arms and flowing drapery, standing on a leaf cast base, height 30 cm
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A Surveyor's cylindrical Fuller calculator, by Stanley, with Bakelite handle, in case.
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A Surveyor's cylindrical Fuller calculator, by Stanley, with wooden handle, in case with retailer's label for E. Esdaile & Sons, Sydney, condition: Serial number is 7767 41, the inner ring paper is in reasonably good condition but has lots of overall browning and the outer ring has small areas of spotting and is slightly yellowed, otherwise in good original condition
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A Chinese porcelain snuff bottle, Qing dynasty, cylindrical, painted in underglaze blue and red enamel with a willow by a river with distant mountains with amethyst stopper, height 9 cm
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A collection of 19th century Japanese Imari porcelain, comprising two plates, a smaller plate, a dish and a cup, all decorated in various typical Imari patterns in blue, red, gold and green. (5), diameter of largest plate 20 cm
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An early 19th century creamware cup and saucer, probably Minton, transfer decorated with neoclassical scenes in sepia.
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An 18ct gold gem-set swivel fob, the triple face swivel decorated with an amethyst, white agate and blood stone intaglio mounted in 18ct gold, Gross weight approximately 31.72gms
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A matched set of six George III silver table spoons and four forks, the spoons with maker's mark of William Cattell, London 1786 and 1787, the forks with maker's mark of Chawner & Co., George William Adams, London 1846, in King's/Hourglass pattern, the spoons engraved with initial to front and forks engraved with initials to back. (10), combined weight 1,147g
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A set of six George IV silver dessert forks, maker's mark of Richard Pearce or possibly Richard Pouldon, London 1822, in Queen's/Hourglass pattern, engraved with crests to reverse of handle, combined weight 398g
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A German Art Deco silver twin handled tray, maker's mark of Wilhelm binder, of rectangular canted corner design with moulded border, weight 1325gm, width across handles 56 cm
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A pair of Victorian silver dwarf Corinthian column candlesticks, London 1898, the foliate capital on stop-fluted shaft and stepped and beaded base, height 16 cm
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An Edward VII silver coffee pot, makers mark of Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1906, of tapering cylindrical form on moulded circular foot, scroll spout, double scroll wooden handle, height 22.6 cm
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A pair of Edward VII silver pepperettes, maker's mark of Stokes & Ireland Ltd for Mappin & Webb, Chester 1908, combined weight 138g, height 11.5 cm
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A set of five George IV silver dessert forks, maker's mark of Sarah & John William Blake, London 1819, in King's/Hourglass pattern, engraved with crests, combined weight 350g
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A matched set of eighteen Victorian silver dessert forks, four with maker's mark of Chawner & Co., London 1859, in fiddle and shell pattern, combined weight 1,119g
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A George VI silver coffee pot, maker's mark of Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1939, in the early 18th century style of tapering cylindrical form on moulded foot, weight 691g, height 22.5 cm
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A George III Old Sheffield Plate twin handled tray, of rounded rectangular outline with gadrooned border, having a pair of dolphin and shell handles, engraved to the centre with the initials Ed in a lozenge within an oak wreath, on gadrooned scroll feet, width 77 cm, depth 48 cm, height 3 cm
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A pair of Victorian silver mounted claret jugs, maker's mark of James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1899, with elaborate hobnail and lattice cut crystal bodies, height 28 cm
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A pair of Edwardian cut glass Ships' decanters, with mushroom stoppers and bands of hobnail and fluted cut decoration, height 22 cm, diameter 16 cm
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A pair of Irish Georgian hobnail cut decanters and a smaller example similar, each with a cut mushroom stopper. (3), height of pair 26 cm
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A group of three Victorian glass carafes and two decanters, comprising two faceted and a plain carafe, a conical decanter with mushroom stopper and a square lattice cut whisky decanter with spherical stopper, height of tallest 30 cm
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A set of six Victorian water glasses engraved with flowers, each on a faceted stem and a circular etched and cut foot, height 14 cm
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Six Victorian individual glass decanters, all of globular form mainly with wheel-cut faceted decoration, height of tallest 17.5 cm
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Two Georgian cut glass decanters, each with facetted and fluted cut decoration, one with a tear drop stopper, the other with gourd shaped stopper, height of tallest 33 cm
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A Victorian silver plate and coloured glass decanter set and stand, the stand with leaf cast and snake handle supporting a red and blue globular decanter, height 30 cm
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A pair of Baccarat pressed glass storm candlesticks, each of baluster form with cut crystal drops rising to a moulded nozzle supporting an etched glass shade, height 55.5 cm
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An Art Nouveau figural jardiniere, late 19th century, the oval white metal body with copper liner, richly cast with scroll handles, stylised waves, foliage and a figure of Psyche to either side, width across handles 42 cm
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An Art Nouveau silvered spelter vase, the 'Mermaid Pool' after a design by Karel Opatrny (Czech, 1881-1961), of baluster form decorated with two applied mermaids and various sea creatures, inscribed 'Manche-Paris' to base, height 60 cm, diameter 31 cm
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A pair of Royal Worcester white Chinoiserie figures modelled by a. Azori, titled 'Le Panier' and 'Le Miroir', both seated on plinths above square bases, printed factory marks, shape 3585 and 3588, height 29 cm
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A Wedgwood Art Deco figure of a fallow deer after a design by John Skeaping, on matte cream ground, printed and impressed marks Skeaping and Wedgwood, height 19 cm
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A pate de verre vase by Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (French, 1885-1953), circa 1919, modelled with three chrysanthemums in purple, signed 'G Argy-Rousseau' and numbered '6940' to base, height 14.5 cm. Literature: Janine Bloch-Dermant, G. Argy-Rousseau, Les Pates de verre - catalogue Raisonne, Les Editions de l'Amateur, Paris, 1990, p. 47 et 180, n. 19.01
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An Art Nouveau opalescent glass vase, in the Loetz manner, of baluster form with an applied flower, height 26.5 cm
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An Art Deco bronze 'Vivienne' by Josef Lorenzl (Austrian, 1892-1950), of a female nude on an onyx plinth and marble base, signed in the bronze 'Lorenzl', height including base 19.5 cm
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A rare Patek Philippe gilt brass rectangular Solar-Powered desk clock, with Brazilian rosewood panelled dial and sides, gilt baton numerals, signed Patek Philippe Geneve and numbered 1086, height 14 cm, width 20 cm, depth 9 cm. Provenance: from the collection of Sir George and lady proud, condition: gilt on case tarnished and worn in places. Movement has been adapted to take a battery but according to the owner the solar panel still works.
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A pair of Danish mid-century silver candelabra, maker's mark of Cohr, each on a circular foot issuing five branches terminating in a tapering nozzle, fully marked, height 16.5 cm, diameter 24 cm
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A silver and gold mounted glass bowl by Cartier, the cylindrical body with a flared rim and three colour gold border, fully marked, in original 'Les must de Cartier' box, diameter 18 cm
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An Elizabeth II parcel gilt silver beaker by Stuart Devlin, London 1970, of tall tapering form below a section with a vermiculated design, height 11 cm
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Peter Rushforth (1920-2015), bowl circa 1985, stoneware, tenmoku and Jun glazes, artist's stamp to base, height 11 cm, diameter 17 cm. Provenance: David Jones Art gallery, Sydney
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