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Traditional Antiques & Fine Art — Aalders Auctions

Auction House:Aalders AuctionsNumber of lots recorded:451
Sale Title:Traditional Antiques & Fine ArtLots with images:451
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:305
Date:24-Aug-2024
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Late 19th century French enamel stove encasement, made into a console table, set with a white marble top, above a pair of scrolled and pierced doors, flanked by a pair of cast figures, 80 cm x 87 cm x 55 cm
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Large late 19th century provincial table, with a rectangular top, set with a series of drawers to the aprons with fitted shell handles, the whole raised upon four turned baluster legs, 75 cm x 258 cm x 118 cm
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Italian marble top gilt console table and mirror, with a shaped white marble top, above a carved acanthus and shell frieze, raised on four cabriole legs, with shaped mirror, accented with acanthus and fret work crest rail, 54 cm x 137 cm (console), 235 cm x 110 cm (mirror)
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Large 19th century chest of drawers, in cedar and mahogany, of rectangular form, set with an upper shaped frieze drawer above two short drawers, flanked by a pair of box drawers above three long drawers, all with turned handles with central mother of pearl inlay, the sides accented with acanthus brackets above a pair of bobbin turned columns, on a pedestal base, 142 cm x 113 cm x 58 cm
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19th century cedar chest of drawers, set with two short drawers, flanked by two box drawers, above three graduated drawers, on bun feet, 129 cm x 122 cm x 48 cm
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Pair of Sitzendorf porcelain table lamps, set with glass chimneys, above woven porcelain spheres supported by cupids, accented with encrusted flowers, a/f, height 42 cm (2)
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20th century bronze figure after Moreau, depicting a standing cupid, with outstretched wings, height 51 cm
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Pair of Victorian hall chairs, with curved backs, above over covered seats, raised on four turned legs (2)
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Victorian chaise lounge, in mahogany, with a shaped curved back accented with scroll work, above buttoned back and over covered green velvet seat on four cabriole legs, length 184 cm
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Pair of Victorian grandmother & grandfather Chairs|with buttoned hour glass backs, above scrolled arms, in green velvet, on cabriole legs (2)
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Pair of cast metal Pegasus on stone Plinths, in verdigris finish, height 43.5 cm and width 53 cm, raised on stone box plinths with repeating 'S' motif decoration, plinths measure 24 cm x 26.5 cm x 25 cm (2)
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19th century mahogany tea caddy, of rectangular form, inset with brass medallion, opening to fitted interior with cover, 11 cm x 20 cm x 11 cm
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19th century marine ivory topped walking cane, of organic form and carved with a floral motif, set above a slender bamboo shaft, length 89 cm
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19th century sectional horn walking stick, with ball handle, above a shaft of contrasting bands of horn, length 86 cm
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Two Japanese carved bamboo walking sticks, with knop handles, one carved with snake and geisha, the other carved with figure and foliate motifs, a/f, length 91 cm and 86 cm (2)
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Two 19th century English bamboo walking sticks, one marked Swaine & Adeney, with braided leather collar and initials A.E.L, the other with sterling silver collar hallmarked Birmingham, 1902, makers mark rubbed, length 92 cm and 77 cm (2)
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French silver mounted glass bottle and stopper, marked to neck, of tapering form, set with Danish silver stopper with pouring spout, decorated with a scene of figures above floral and foliate decoration to body, height 31 cm
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German silver tea caddy, marked with two sets of pseudo Hanau silver marks, of rectangular form with floral finial, with flowers and scrolling foliage to top, above panels of embossed scenes containing cherubs, flowers, foliage, vases and scrolling motifs, set with hinged cover opening to reveal gilt interior, standing on a raised rectangular base, total weight 173gm, 7 cm x 8.5 cm x 7 cm
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Pair of German silver candlestick holders, marked 830s, of tapering form, decorated with a facetted top, standing on a facetted pedestal foot, (weighted base), height 8.5 cm (2)
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Two George V sterling silver cigarette cases, hallmarked Birmingham, 1929, 1913, both of rectangular form, one decorated with central shield containing monogram surrounded by acanthus, the other decorated with monogram to upper left surrounded by machine turned decoration, total weight 100gm, 7.5 cm x 5.5 cm and 8.5 cm x 6.5 cm (2)
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English leather and sterling silver cigar case, of rectangular form, set with sliding cover above sterling silver mounts engraved with script, 14.5 cm x 10.5 cm x 2.5 cm
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Edwardian sterling silver coin purse, hallmarked Birmingham, 1907, Dm&C (Davis, moss & Co), of rectangular form, decorated with flowers, foliage and acanthus in relief, set with a hinged cover opening to reveal a red leather interior, total weight 71gm, 9.5 cm x 5.5 cm
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Ornate Victorian sterling silver sugar tongs, hallmarked Birmingham, 1892, N&H (Nathan & Hayes), of tapering form, set with figure to top of loop handles, above acanthus to body, set with faces to hands, total weight 47gm, length 13 cm
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Polish Sliver (800) cutlery service, comprising ten fish knives, ten fish forks, four main spoons and twelve teaspoons, all decorated with wreath and beaded borders to handles, total weight 1979gm (quantity)
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Set of George V sterling silver fish knives and forks, with silver blades, hallmarked, London, 1914, S.G (Garrard & Co), comprising eighteen knives and seventeen forks, handles possibly weighted, total weight 2006 (weighted handles)(qty)
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Boxed French silver four piece serving set, the handles decorated with monograms within medallions and acanthus surrounds, set within a red leather box with purple velvet interior
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Victorian marquetry tea caddy, of rectangular form with rounded edges and corners, with vertical and diagonal inlaid marquetry designs in a variety of colours and grains, a diamond shape is also present on the centre of the cover, in addition to the keyhole, the interior features two lidded compartments, height 12 cm x width 20.5 cm x depth 12.5 cm
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Italian Vinaccia mandolin in leather case, c.1908, with mother of pearl inlay between frets and bone tuners and strap buttons, the body features a pattern of vertical lines extending from the base of the neck, a/f, length 60.5 cm (excluding case)
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Rivera Venus 3 Amplifier, with 70th Anniversary special edition G12H 30W Celestion international speaker
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Heavy Regency cornucopia pastille burner, made from cast metal with an additional weighted centre, featuring a rams head to one end and perforations to both the ornate lid and the stem beneath it, set on a stepped base, height 13 cm
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Henry Aloysius Hanke (1901-89), from Waverton oil on board signed lower right 49.5 cm x 59.5 cm
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Brass champagne bucket on stand, etched 'Champange' to exterior of bucket, height 95 cm and diameter of bucket rim 35 cm
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Meissen porcelain posy vase, in the form of a petit jardiniere on three feet, finely decorated with sprays of flowers, on circular foot, crossed swords marks to base, height 9 cm
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Two sterling silver squat candlesticks, one hallmarked Sheffield, 1890, J.K.B (Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd) and the other hallmarked Sheffield, 1918, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, in the form of a Doric column, a/f, weighted, height 12 cm and 13.5 cm (2)
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Large late Georgian rummer, c.1820, with a tapering fluted bowl, engraved with a frieze of grapevine decoration, above a knop support, on heavy circular foot, height 18 cm
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Australian sterling silver toast rack, by Drummond, Melbourne, set with angled loop handle, above four slice sections, raised on four feet, total weight 71gm, length 7 cm
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Italian rococo style three piece suite, comprising three seater settee and two armchairs, in walnut, with shaped crest rails and splats with highly carved scroll and shell work, above scrolled arms, covered seats of highly carved cabriole legs, 97 cm x 192 cm x 79 cm (settee), 98 cm x 66 cm x 64 cm (chairs)
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19th century W.Murphy rosewood marine barometer, marked to upper ivory plaque, 'W.Murphy/Anchor & hope Alley/Wapping', with ivory barometer and thermometer dials or verniers, on a rosewood timber frame with brass weighted base, total length 97 cm
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French Napoleon III ebonised bureau plat, the shaped rectangular top inset with tan leather writing surface, above three generous drawers, each set with gilt brass neoclassical themed escutcheons, above four curved legs terminating with gilt brass acanthus feet, with key, a/f (losses to leather top), 75 cm x 150 cm x 75 cm
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Pair of French carved wooden hat mannequins, by Riva-Marchesi Paris, each comprising three individually stamped parts; the head, shoulders and lower torso, total height 70 cm (2) catalogue note: the firm Riva Marchesi were the premier hat mold makers in Paris, France. The Company was formed by two Italian migrants who settled in Paris before the first World War. Riva acted as wood carver with Marchesi acting as the sculptor. They provided hat molds for some of the famous fashion houses of the day such as…
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George III sterling silver sifter spoon, hallmarked London, 1803, Pb//Ab//Wb (Peter, Ann & William Bateman) in Old English pattern, the bowl pierced with foliate motifs, total weight 50gm, length 18 cm
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19th century French silver tasse de vin, marked 800, of circular form set with a serpent loop handle, the bowl set with central Louis XIV coin dated 1710, surrounded by embossed dimple and line decoration, total weight 67gm, diameter 10.5 cm
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Matched set of nine Georgian sterling silver spoons, hallmarked London, 1822, Sh//Ib (Sarah & John William Blake), W.W (William Weston), London, 1815, We//Wf (William Eley I & William Fearn), Wp (William Parker), all in Old English pattern, total weight 120gm, length 13.5 cm, 12.5 cm and 13 cm
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Pair of George II sterling silver dessert spoons, hallmarked London, 1734, markers mark rubbed, in Hanoverian pattern, decorated with monogram to terminal, together with another Georgian spoon, total weight 124gm, length 16.5 cm and 18 cm (3)
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George III sterling silver sugar tongs, hallmarked London, 1789, W.E, of tapering form, with engraved initial to top, total weight 30gm, length 13.5 cm
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Rosenthal Versace 'Les Tresors de La Mer' charger, of circular form, decorated with shells, figures, foliage and star fish, in tones of blue, green, yellow and red accented with gilt, marks to base, diameter 31 cm
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Rosenthal Versace 'Medusa' charger, of circular form, decorated with Medusa heads, cherubs, figures, flowers and scrolling foliage, in tones of red, yellow and black accented with gilt, marks to base, diameter 31 cm
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Three Wedgwood jasper Ware commemorative items, including two limited edition of 250 silver jubilee lidded jars in navy on blue, together with a twin handled lidded urn in navy and white on blue, height 11 cm and 18 cm (3)
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Two Wedgwood Jasper Ware commemorative Royal Wedding items, for Charles and Diana 1981, comprising of a lidded jar in purple on green, together with a silver plate lidded jug in terracotta on black, both featuring portraits of Charles and Diana with foliate wreaths, impressed factory stamps to base, height 16 cm and 16.5 cm (2)
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19th century French cabinet plate with Australian interest, of scalloped form, with a pierced woven border, the interior finely painted with cherub supporting basket of flowers surrounded by clouds and floral sprays, the surround painted with three reserves of rural scenes, signed M.B to front and M.Bourdic//Melbourne//1889 verso for Madame Bourdic, diameter 18 cm note: an article on this plate featured in the Australiana magazine, May 2018, which discussed Madame Bourdic's life and work as a painter in…
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French gilt and marble mantle clock, with circular white enamel dial set with Arabic numerals and surrounded by floral garlands, supported on two marble columns on base, height 41 cm
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