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The Spring Auction Series — Gibson's Auctioneers & Valuers

Auction House:Gibson's Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:410
Sale Title:The Spring Auction SeriesLots with images:405
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:316
Date:21-Nov-2021
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A Sheffield Plate tortoiseshell tea caddy, together with a sterling silver sugar caster, London hallmark, circa 1893, the caster 18.5 cm high, 145gms
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A George II sterling silver toddy ladle by John Muns, London, 1752, with a carved and ebonised graduated handle, 33 cm long, weight 55gms
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A group of three George III sterling silver sugar tongs, including William Eley, London, 1778, the largest 15 cm long
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A pair of George V sterling silver fluted candle sticks by William Hutton & Sons, London, the fluted and reeded standard on a weighted foot, 19.5 cm high
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A pair of sterling silver Albert pattern sugar tongs by Robert Wallis, London, 1841, 14 cm long, 80gms
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A sterling silver inkstand with faceted crystal inkwells by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1858, 11 cm high, weight of silver excluding inkwells 530gms
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A collection of Austro-Hungarian silver serving flatware, comprising six pieces, the gilt washed bowl spoon 27 cm long, 460gms
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A collection of engraved sterling silver flatware by Hardy Brothers, Sheffield, 1912, the knives by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, comprising eleven dessert forks, eleven dessert spoons, eleven dinner forks, six silver handled knives, nine soup spoons and six serving spoons, each engraved with 'Sf' monogram, the knives 24 cm long, weight of silver excluding knives 2805gms
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A set of Continental silver fiddleback shell heeled dessert spoons, comprising six pieces, engraved 'Js' to front of handle and 21.2.54 to the back, 17 cm long, 175gms
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A set of six sterling silver dessert forks, each handle decorated with an embossed lily and intaglio marked sterling, 19 cm long, 33gms
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A set of six silver serving spoons by Lucke Germany, with slender bowls and pointed heels, 22.5 cm long, 385gms
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Sterling silver table items, English, 19th century and later a collection of English sterling silver table items, 19th century and later, comprising a teapot, a mustard pot, a candle snuffer, a pair of salts and five various condiment spoons, the teapot 13 cm high, total weight 725 gms
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A lead crystal vase by Daum, France, 20th century, with applied pate de verre leaf decoration, signed 'Daum France', 22.5 cm high
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A large Moorcroft 'Anenome' pattern baluster vase, mid-century, with Walter Moorcroft signature and impressed factory mark to base, 32 cm high
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A pair of Victorian faceted green glass spirit decanters, with gilded labels reading 'Hollands' and 'Rum', 21 cm high
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A yellow glazed puzzle jug, English, 16th century, incised ' E.Mathew, London 1546 come drink of me When you think right My mystery hole is out of sight', 14 cm high
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Georgian ogee wine glass, English, circa 1760 and a firing glass, English, circa 1770 a Jacobite ogee wine glass, English, circa 1760 and a firing glass, English, circa 1770, the ogee glass engraved with a Jacobite thistle and a rose, on an opaque double twist stem, the firing glass bowl dram sized, engraved with an oxo border standing on a terraced foot, the largest 14 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high…
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Two Georgian engraved funnel bowl wine glasses, English, early 18th century, each tall bowl decorated with hops and Barley, the largest 19.5 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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An Art Deco Bohemian cut glass decanter and shot glass set on tray, probably Karl Palda, circa 1930, comprising a decanter and five glasses on a bevelled edge mirrored tray, the decanter 27 cm high, the tray 52 cm wide
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A Daum glass bowl, French, late 20th century, 37 cm diameter
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A pair of Murano glass fish, by Andrea Tagliapietra, the largest 20 cm high
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A Rene Lalique glass elephant, French, post 1940, etched mark 'R Lalique, France' to base, 16 cm high, 14 cm wide, 9 cm deep
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Two Georgian double twist stem wine glasses, English, circa 1770, one with a tulip bowl, the other with a bucket bowl, the largest 17.5 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A large Murano gold splashed pink glass dish by Dino Martens, incised 'Dino Martens' to the underside of the base, 49 cm wide
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An amethyst art glass vase, French, circa 1920, 20 cm high
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A Georgian style air bubble wine glass, 16 cm high
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Three late Georgian glasses, 18th century and later, comprising a conical ale glass, an air twist bell bowl cordial glass and a stemmed bucket bowl glass, 17 cm high
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A Murano glass vase by Luigi Onesto, incised L. Onesto to the base, 24 cm high
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Two Georgian twist stem wine glasses, English, circa 1770, each with an ogee bowl, standing on a plain foot, the largest 17 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A French Art Deco opalescent glass bowl by Edmond Etling, intaglio mark Etling to the base, 31 cm diameter
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Two Georgian wrythen stem wine glasses, English, late 18th century, each with a round funnel bowl and knopped ornamentation, on a plain foot, the largest 16 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A Muller Freres French Art Deco cameo glass vase, 16 cm high
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Two Georgian double twist stem wine glasses, English, late 18th century, each with a generous cup bowl, one engraved with a hop and two Barley ears, with a flower to the reverse, the largest 15 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A Georgian bell bowl wine glass, English, circa 1760, engraved with viticultural motifs and a bird in flight, on a mixed twist stem, 18 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A Jacobite engraved wine glass, English, circa 1750, the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a heraldic rose and buds, a star and oak leaf, standing on a multi spiral air stem and folded foot, 14 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A Newcastle wine glass, English, early 18th century, with delicate Baroque engraving on the bell bowl, standing on a knopped stem and folded fot, 17 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A Georgian funnel wine glass, from the atelier of James giles, English, late 18th century, the funnel bowl painted with gilt flowers, on a double series opaque twist stem, with a plain conical foot, 14.5 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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An engraved Georgian bell wine glass, English, circa 1776, the bell bowl engraved with a windmill and a mill house, inscribed 'It Spinbol' and dated, a crown to the reverse, on a faceted stem, 17 cm high. Provenance: Purchased by the present owner from Delomosne and Son Ltd, established 1905, 4 Campden hill Road, Kensington high Street, London, W8 7DU.
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A Barovier & Toso glass vase, Murano, second half 20th century, the tapering gold splashed form in tones of pale yellow and blue, 26 cm high
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A pale pink satin glass pitcher, 19th century, with a frill mouth and diamond pattern overlay, 20 cm high
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A pair of Georgian lead crystal decanters, circa 1800, with faceted bodies and mushroom stoppers, 25 cm high
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A Bohemian blue and white overlaid cut glass scent bottle, circa 1860, with gilt decorated interior and ormolu stopper, 9 cm high
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Two glass decanters, 20th century, comprising a Krosno decanter, a heavy ships decanter together with a fluted vase, the largest decanter 28 cm high
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A pair of Victorian blue glass banquet lamps, 19th century, each with twist turned columns and original matching shades, 51 cm high
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Vase, 1957 Jean Cocteau and Egidio Costantini, Trinita 'Omaggio' vase, incised Trinita, Murano 1957, Jean Cocteau, 31 cm high. Provenance: this vase is accompanied by the original certificate of authenticity from Signoretti international, Murano, Venice, where it was purchased in 1993.
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A red Kerman hall runner, Eastern Iran, circa 1940's, 500 x 92 cm
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A large custom made Art Deco style rug by Almar carpets international, 20th century, 548.5 x 700 cm
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A Persian red ground rug, second half of 20th century, 185 x 101 cm
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A Kashan carpet, central Persia, circa 1940s, 332 x 229 cm. Provenance: Behruz studio, Melbourne
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A Bakahtiari rug, south Western Iran, circa 1940's, 200 x 161 cm
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A hand knotted Nain hall runner, north Eastern Iran, 370 x 69 cm
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A Saruk rug, south Western Iran, circa 1950's, 157 x 105 cm
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A Kerman rug, Eastern Iran, circa 1950's, with a central blue panel, 205 x 140 cm
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A Turkmen rug, Northern Iran, circa 1930's Turkmen rug north Iran, circa 1930s, 197 x 134 cm
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A Mahal rug, south Western Iran, circa 1930's, 270 x 185 cm
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A European made Central Asian Ersari style rug, 20th century, 240 x 340 cm
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West Persian rug, Hamadan district, 20th century a Kashan style rug, 107 x 157 cm
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A Louis XV style russet marble top wrought iron console, French, 19th century
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A Regency mother-of-pearl tea caddy, English circa 1830, 11 cm high, 17 cm wide, 12 cm deep
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A Sevres style 'Chateaus de Longpre' jewel box, 19th century, painted and gilt with a bucolic scene of companions in a rustic landscape 8 cm high, 21 cm wide, 13 cm wide
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A collection of glass paperweights and dumps, 19th century and later, comprising seven pieces, the largest 8 cm high
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A pair of large brass foyer lanterns, 139 cm high. Provenance: The contents of Trawalla, Toorak, interior design by the late Stuart Rattle.
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A large amber Murano glass chandelier, 134 cm high. Provenance: The contents of Trawalla, Toorak, interior design by the late Stuart Rattle.
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A cold painted bronze animalia inkwell, 19th century, in the form of a border collie, 8 cm high
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A painted wood blackamoor torchere lamp, 20th century, converted to electricity, 195 cm high
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Two horn snuff mulls, English, 18th/19th century, comprising a ribbed table snuff box with a rose gold banding and shield to the hinged lid, and a brass mounted polished horn box, the polished horn box 5 cm wide, 10 cm high
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A gilt mounted portrait miniature on, porcelain, 19th century, painted with a portrait of a lady in a red and white dress with a blue sash, inscribed verso 'Henriette de Bourbon Conty by Goyer', 14.5 cm x 17 cm
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A pair of French bronze poodle desk ornaments, late 19th century, 8 cm high
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An oak coffer, 18th century, 48 cm high, 108 cm wide, 38 cm deep
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A English oak long case clock by Richard Griffith of Denbigh, Welsh, 19th century, with an eight day anchor escapement, the hand painted enamel dial with sweep seconds dial, painted with conch shells, inscribed 'Rd Griffith Denbigh', 201.5 cm high, 50 cm wide, 25 cm deep
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A French marquetry inlaid marble top tall boy, 139 cm high, 65 cm wide, 41 cm deep
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A collection of four Staffordshire figures, 19th century, including Lord Wellington and Napoleon, the largest 38 cm
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A large sunburst oak circular dining table by Kim Moir bespoke
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A collection of brass wares, comprising a chestnut warmer, a rectangular triffid, a candle holder, a pestle and mortar, and a pair of taper holders, the chestnut warmer 50 cm
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Two Staffordshire flat back porcelain figure groups, each depicting a couple standing wearing traditional costumes, the largest 33 cm high
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A large silvered metal low table in the Oriental style, 40 cm high, 208 cm wide, 105 cm deep
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A collection of five lustre jugs, the largest 17 cm high
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Wares, 19th century and later a group of pewter wares, comprising a pair of pewter quart tankards, a tasting cup stamped H.M. Evans, and a pair of small pewter dishes, the largest tankard 15.5 cm high
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A pair of Egyptian revival bronze side tables, with simulated wooden tops, 46.5 cm high, 42 cm wide, 42 cm deep
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An unusual American Art Deco style envelope games table, the hinged square top opening to a leather lined playing surface, raised on a colonnaded standard and a beaten brass foot, 76 cm high, 56.5 cm wide, 56.5 cm deep (closed)
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A studded leather 'Boston' club chair with matching ottoman
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A Louis XVI style bergere and matching ottoman, with tan velvet upholstery
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A silk chainstitch embroidery scene, Scottish, 19 x 88 cm
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A brass telescope by Jas Parkes & Sons, Sheffield, 19th century, 79 cm long
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A 'Rhodanthe' pattern vase by Clarice Cliff, circa 1934, hand-painted with autumn toned stylised trees and landscape, black transfer 'Bizarre' factory mark to base, 31 cm high
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A 'Ravel' pattern conical bowl by Clarice Cliff, 'Bizarre' stamp to the base, 7.5 cm high
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An art glass bowl by Robert Gatt, Australian together with a speckled vase, the vase 17 cm high
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A pair of Meissen covered urns by Helena Wolfsohn, circa 1879, hand painted with panels of battle scenes interspersed with bouquets on a Royal Blue ground, gold scrolling floriate borders throughout, blue underglaze 'Augustus Rex' mark to base, 25 cm high
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A pair of applied floral cherub pot pourri vases, Meissen, 19th century, each with blue underglazed crossed swords above an R to base, one with a repair signed 'Ae', 32 cm high, note: Ae stands for Astruc biscuit repairer that worked between c. 1903 - 40
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An Arts & Crafts rainbow enamelled pewter box, 5 cm high, 11 cm wide, 6 cm deep
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A yellow and green Murano glass vase by Antonio da Ros for Ars Cenedese, circa 1960, 30 cm high
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A shell texture gilded comport by Royal Worcester, 1882, standing on an entwined dolphin, 14 cm high, 18 cm diameter
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A rococo revival porcelain inkwell by Samson, Paris, circa 1850, blue crossed swords mark to base, 8 cm high
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A Spode monochrome bat printed covered chocolate cup, English, circa 1805, with gilded knop, rims and dual scrolled handles, painted with an abbey scene, 11.5 cm high
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A hand painted hard paste porcelain mug by Gotha, Rotberg, German, early 19th century, decorated with a comical scene of a, with vituperative motif borders, 12.5 cm high. Provenance: The Radloff collection
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A collection of British pearl and lustreware circa 1810, comprising a lozenge shaped pearl ware box by William Baddeley, circa 1810, a Georgian footed teapot and a lustreware jug moulded with a fruiting vine, the box lid with a swan finial and hand painted with pink flowers, the teapot 21 cm high
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A Brameld 'Don Quixote' pearl ware tray, circa 1835, with molded foliate handles, 28.5 x 42 cm
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A flambe glazed porcelain Meiping vase, 20th century, with Jingde Chaiyou stamp, 33 cm high
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A George III style carved and ebonised salon mirror, 140 x 75 cm
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A provincial style oak parquetry top coffee table, 46 cm high, 163 cm wide, 101 cm deep
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