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The Autumn Auction Series — Gibson's Auctioneers & Valuers

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Auction House:Gibson's Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:478
Sale Title:The Autumn Auction SeriesLots with images:465
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:324
Date:16-May-2021
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A George III style pine dresser base, the stepped top with a conforming frieze and four drawers, square fluted supports, 86 cm high, 217 cm wide, 64 cm deep
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A large wooden artists easel, 210 cm high
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Carl Brasch (German, (1825-1886), portrait of a gentleman, oil on canvas, signed centre left: C Brasch, 32 x 23 cm
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A Baltic pine chest of four drawers, south German, late 19th century, 86 cm high, 100 cm wide, 52 cm deep
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An English oak drop-side gate-leg table, late 19th century, in the Georgian style, the hinged oval top raised on bobbin turned supports, 73 cm high, 105 cm wide (open)
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A Napoleon III boulle work ormolu mounted ebonised drop leaf writing table, French, 19th century, in the Louis XVI revival taste, the top inlaid with a profusion of foliate scrollwork, cavetto corners flanked by hinged D shaped drop-side leaves, raised on gilded ring turned fluted legs, 75 cm high, 74 cm wide (112 cm wide raised leaves), 57 cm deep
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An Egyptian revival overmantel mirror, English, circa 1900, 259 cm high, 143 cm wide
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A set of six French provincial fruitwood dining dining chairs, 19th century, each with a carved vase form splat above a woven cord seat
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A dropside oak gate leg table, 19th century, 72 cm high, 43m wide (sides up 180 cm diameter), 92 cm deep
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A Georgian side board Georgian side board, 91 cm high, 150 cm wide, 55 cm deep
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Ga collection of five framed hunting prints a collection of five framed hunting prints, depicting hunting and sporting scenes, the largest 25.5 x 35.5 cm
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Diego Velazquez, Infanta Margarita Teresa in a blue dress, colour reproduction print from the Kunst Historisches Museum, 65 x 55 cm
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A Louis XV style fauteuil with flocked floral upholstery, height of back 98 cm
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A Louis XV style gilt bronze mounted bureau plat, 19th century, 80 cm high, 125 cm wide, 70 cm deep
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A Napoleon III marquetry inlaid gilt bronze mounted bureau de dame, 19th century, 120 cm high, 108 cm wide, 55 cm deep
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A pair of brass and cut glass table lamps with tasselled shades, 62 cm high
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A small Murano glass chandelier with amber coloured pendants, 35 cm high
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A large Murano glass chandelier with amber glass pendants, 50 cm long
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A pair of bronze lamps with Versace style velvet shades, 97 cm high
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An Arts & Crafts style copper hanging lamp, 19th century, 45 cm high
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Two Copeland Spode figural porcelain vases, 19th century, green factory stamp to both bases, the largest 16 cm high
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A leather bound hand illustrated copy of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam, first half 20th century, the printed calligraphy pages interspersed with nine full page hand painted and gilded illustrations
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One volume of the night of the hundred stars for the combined theatrical Charities Appeals Council, 1964
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Two sets of decorative marbled bindings, including three volumes of 'Horne's Introduction'
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Four leather bound antiquarian volumes, 19th century, comprising, Boccaccio Giovanni, the Decameron or ten Days entertainment of Boccaccio. Translated from the Italian by J.M. Rigg and split into two volumes, published by Vernor & hood, London, 1804. 351 pages, Braithwaite, William S. (editor), the book of Elizabethan Verse, Chosen & Edited with notes, Published by Chatto & Windus, London, 1908. 823 pages, Wheeler, Charles B. (editor), six Elizabethan Plays: six Plays by Contemporaries of Shakespeare,…
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A collection thirteen hardcover volumes on Western Art
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A small collection of reference books on music and Art
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Two green cloth bound volumes of Boswell's life of Johnson, early 20th century, by Boswell James, Boswell's life of Johnson volumes 1 & 2 published by Richard clay & Co. Ltd, London, 1909. 635 pages
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Dickens, early 19th century two leather bound volumes by Charles Dickens, comprising, Barnaby Rudge, published by Chapman & Hall, Piccadilly, early 19th century 612 pages., little Dorrit, published by Chapman & Hall, Covent garden, early 19th century, 625 pages
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Two leather bound antiquarian volumes, 19th century, Lewes George Henry, the life of Goethe, published by Smith, elder & Co, London, 1864. 575 pages., Bashkirtseff, Marie, the Journal of a young artist 1860-1884. Translated by Mary J. Serrano, published by E.P. Dutton and Co, New York, 1919. 467 pages.
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A collection of catalogues and books on ceramics and decorative arts, comprising nine volumes
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A collection of fourteen volumes of the Boy's Own Annual, circa 1880 and later, fabric bound and embossed, together with two volumes of boys of the Empire and one vol. Of the Captain magazine
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A set of thirty four leather bound volumes by Charles Dickens, 19th century, with marbled green covers
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Thirty nine volumes of the World's great Classics
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A large Rene Lalique frosted and polished glass 'Algues' bowl and platter, designed in 1933, each etched to base: R. Lalique France, the platter 39 cm diameter
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Two large green glass demijohns, 50 cm tall
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A vintage Etains du Manoir crystal and pewter wine decanter, 18 cm high
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A collection of Georgian style stemware, the largest piece 20 cm high
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A George III crystal decanter, together with a modern glass decanter, 24 cm high
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A set of six Royal Brierley cut crystal stemmed glasses, 19th century, etched with grape vines, in their original box together with fourteen multicoloured sherry glasses, the cut crystal glasses 13 cm high
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A collection of Waterford glasses, comprising eight large, eight medium and six small glasses, 22 cm high
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Three crystal decanters and six cut crystal tumblers, the largest 30 cm high
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A pair of large gold button upholstered duchesse brisee
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A Flight Barr & Barr gilded seaweed pattern cabinet plate, 19th century, impressed factory mark to the base, 22 cm diameter
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A collection of English porcelain, 18th century and later, comprising three coffee cans, a tea cup and a Newhall covered sucrier, the sucrier 14.5 cm high. Other Notes: the Coalport exhibited in '200 Years of Coalport, 1996', Geelong and Ballarat Art Galleries, the ceramics and glass circle of Australia
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A collection of tea bowls and saucers, English, 18th century, comprising four tea bowls and two saucers, one tea bowl with a paper label to base for the ten year exhibition by the ceramics and glass circle of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, 1994, the largest 5 cm high
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A Worcester Locke & Co. Blush ivory vase, late 19th century, hand painted with a small bird and sprays of gilt cherry blossom, 11.5 cm high
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A collection of green glazed majolica, 19th century and later, a collection of green glazed majolica, 19th century and later, comprising two asparagus tureens, five shell plates and four cabbage pattern plates, the largest tureen 13 cm high
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Two porcelain cabinet plates, English, 19th century, one marked Copeland, the largest 24 cm diameter
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A Derby plate and a Bloor Derby dish, early 19th century, the Derby plate with puce painted factory mark and incised 287 to base, the largest plate 22 cm diameter
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A Coalport floral decorated dish, 18th/19th century, of lobed form hand painted with floral sprays, exhibition label for 'Coalport 200 Years 1996' to the back, 20.5 x 22 cm. Other Notes: Exhibited in 'Coalport 200 Years', Geelong and Ballarat Art Galleries 1996, the ceramics and glass circle of Australia
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A Coalport gilded tea bowl and saucer and a Spode tea trio, 19th century, the Spode trio with painted mark 'Spode' and 3803 to the base of each piece, the largest cup 6 cm high
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Three English porcelain cups and saucers, 19th century and later, comprising a Shelley cup and saucer, a Worcester cup and saucer and a........ Exhibition label to base for the ten year exhibition by the ceramics and glass circle of Australia, held at the NGV in 1994, the largest cup 7 cm high
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1911 and later a collection of Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern porcelain, 19th century and later, together with a davenport Imari pattern jug, the jug 14.5 cm high
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A Belleek cup and saucer and a ribbon Fidel teacup, 19th century, black factory marks to the base, the largest cup 5.5 cm high
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A Royal Dux figure of a nymph, modelled with shell form float bowls to each side, pink triangle lozenge to the base, 33 cm high. Provenance: The Burdon Craddock collection
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A small collection of English porcelain tea wares, 19th century, comprising a Coalport teacup and saucer, a Ridgway slops bowl and two English teacups and saucers, one possibly Rockingham, the largest 8 cm high. Other Notes: the Coalport teacup and saucer exhibited in 'Coalport 200 Years', Geelong and Ballarat Art Galleries, 1996, ceramics and glass circle of Australia
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A partial set of earthenware crockery by Annelore Schneider, comprising a teapot, a coffee pot, two jugs, a large platter, a wine jug, seven dinner plates, two lidded jars, eight handled platters, eight goblets, seven mugs, a large jar, seven small dishes, eight fondue bowls and matching saucers, a warmer, salt and pepper shakers, a pot and eight liqueur cups, together with five pale blue glazed wine goblets, the largest pieces monogrammed 'As' to base, the wine jug 23 cm high
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A collection of blue and white jasper ware, 19th century, the largest piece 19 cm high
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A large Royal Doulton jardiniere circa 1930, with factory stamp and editioned D1305 to base, 27 cm high
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An amphora oval figural float vase decorated by a girl and her dog, with lily form handles, with stamped mark to the base, 20.5 cm high. Provenance: The Burdon Craddock collection
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A Victorian style cast iron garden setting, comprising two benches, two chairs and a table, the table 60 cm high, 85 cm diameter
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Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011), an abstract blue and red glazed earthenware vase, circa 1980, 26 cm high
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A Derby figure of a lady with flowers, 18th century
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A Flight Barr and Barr style landscape decorated porcelain urn, English, early 19th century, 21 cm high
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A pair of Minton painted and gilt Japonaise decorated two handled pilgrim flasks, circa 1875, finely decorated with birds, flowers and butterflies, impressed factory and printed mark 'Mintons Art - Pottery studio, Kensington Gore' to base, 21 cm high
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A collection of seven Coalport and Royal Doulton figurines, including ladies of fashion series and 'The Skater' modelled by Peter Gee, the largest 23.5 cm high
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A Royal Doulton creamware figure group titled 'Lovers' after the painting by Boucher, by Peggy Davies, signed 'Peggy Davies' to back of base, 19 cm high. Provenance: The Collins collection of Royal Doulton
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Two pairs of Staffordshire models of spaniels, one in brown and one in white, the brown spaniels 30 cm high
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Six Staffordshire figure groups, comprising, two men on horseback labelled Prince and Tom King, a figure of a man and a spaniel holding a large pink flag, a figure of red riding hood seated by a fox, a seated figure of young Scotsman, and a group of a prancing horse and fox, the largest piece 25.5 cm high
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A pair of Sampson porcelain figures, of a gentleman and a lady, the gentleman 33.5 cm high
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An oak cabriole leg square dining table, 72 cm high, 93 cm wide, 93 cm deep
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A Victorian cast iron garden gate, 19th century, 147 x 112 cm
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A Royal Dux figural centrepiece modelled as two nymphs supporting lily pad float bowls, pink triangle lozenge to the base36 cm high. Provenance: The Burdon Craddock collection
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A set of six Spanish walnut and studded leather dining chairs
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A George III mahogany drop-side dining table, 75 cm high, 165 cm wide (55 cm when panels dropped), 132 cm deep
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An Austrian gilded and hand painted partial dinner set, comprising forty five pieces including a soup tureen, a butter dish, seven dinner plates, seven small bowls, eight soup bowls, two salad bowls, two platters, a gravy boat, a small jug, thirteen small bowls and two leaf form dishes, the tureen 19 cm high
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A large natural giant clam shell, 62 cm wide
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