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Modern Design — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

Auction House: Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd. Number of lots recorded: 140
Sale Title: Modern Design Lots with images: 140
Auction Location: Melbourne Prices available: 74
Date: 14/08/2011









Lot Description Price Image
*** Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988), an enamelled metal waste paper basket; together with one other in the style of Fornasetti, circa 1960, the first of tubular form, raised on six studded feet depicting a lithographic transfer of repeated grisaille portraits on a yellow ground, printed Fornasetti Milano, Made in Italy; together with another waste paper basket of corresponding form and medium displaying a lithographic transfer of repeated Italian newspapers, printed Felice Galbiati Arte Decorativa, Milano (Italy) … ***
*** A La Sorentina coffee maker, in the style of Atomic, cast in aluminium, accompanied by the original milk jug, filter and cup, manufacturer's plaque to top La Sorrentina Made in Italy; together with an original Atomic coffee maker instruction booklet, 24 cm high. ***
*** Philippe Starck (born 1949), a candle wall sconce, circa 1987, triangular, cast in brushed aluminium with a candle apperture and two pins supporting an image, accompanied by the original packaging, impressed Starck Ingw to edge, 20 cm depth. ***
*** A Guido Venturini Lingham porcelain floor vase, manufactured by Alessi, 2002, the sculptural three sectional vase comprising circular base and pedestal with internal bowl and domed cover, boldly striped in black on a white ground, stamped Guido Venturini Alessi and numbered 56 /99, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, 117 cm high. ***
*** A Richard Ginori porcelain chocolate set, circa 1980, comprising a lidded chocolate pot, a saucer and a square dish, each decorated in shaded pink bands with mint green rims on a white ground, stamped Richard Ginori Italy to base, the dish 15 cm square. ***
*** Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988), a cigarette case, circa 1960, rectangular, with a lithographic transfer entitled 'Cigarettes', gilt stamp to base Fornasetti Milano Made in Italy, accompanied by the original box, 30 cm long. ***
*** John Perceval (1923-2000), terracotta glazed charger signature incised 'Perceval' on base 48 cm diameter ***
*** Klytie Pate Oam (1912-2010), circa 1980, an earthenware bottle, of waisted tubular form with fitted a stopper, decorated in a mottled application of brown oxides and multi green glazes, incised signature to base, 31 cm high. ***
*** Hiroe Swen (born 1934) Shinto, circa 1974, the large mallet shaped vase, compressed and with a bold geometric design glazed in a textured manganese on a blue ground, impressed Hiroe and Hs seals to base, 41 cm high. Exhibited Hiroe Swen, Pastoral Gallery, Queanbeyan,November 1974. Includes certificate of authenticity from Pastoral Gallery ***
*** An Ellis Ceramics earthenware model of a cat, the stylised figurine with a bulbous head and pierced eyes, textured and burnished on a white glazed ground, incised Ellis to base, 20 cm long. ***
*** John Gilbert (act. circa 1960s), the large ovoid lidded earthenware jar incised and with applied decoration to the exterior depicting Hakia flowers with an iron oxide decoration to the stone and terracotta coloured ground, incised Gilbert to base, hairline cracks to lid rim, 38 cm high. ***
*** Harold Hughan (1893-1987), circa 1950s, the tubular wheel thrown jar with everted rim and recessed lid decorated with a stylised motif to lid in iron oxide on a stone coloured ground, painted signature and impressed artist monogram and Glen Iris studio mark to base, 17 cm high. ***
*** Harold Hughan (1893-1987), circa 1950s, the tubular wheel thrown jar with everted rim and recessed lid decorated with a stylised motif to lid in iron oxide on a stone coloured ground, painted signature and impressed artist monogram and Glen Iris studio mark to base, 17 cm high. ***
*** Sylvia Halpern (born 1919), circa 1976, the large earthenware sculptural form, fashioned as an inverted arrow head with short neck flanked to each side with tubular extensions, and with an applied decoration of white slip glazed in a spattered manner, painted signature and '76 to base, 53 cm high. ***
*** Rolph Bartz (act. circa 1970s), circa 1985, the deep conical porcelain vase with an irregular rim and a low relief carved motif of stylised gum leaves, impressed artist monogram and painted '85 to base, 16 cm high. ***
*** Rolph Bartz (act. circa 1970s), circa 1986, the conical porcelain vase with narrow foot and with a low relief carved frieze to rim designed as an art deco styled motif, impressed artist monogram and painted 86 to base, 18 cm high. ***
*** Rolph Bartz (act. circa 1970s), the deep sided bowl with a pierced and asymmetrical rim depicting a stylised scene of gum trees, all glazed in pale turquoise, impressed artist monogram to base, 20.5 cm diameter. ***
*** Rolph Bartz (act. circa 1970s), the compressed conical vase with a pierced and low relief carved rim depicting hills and gum tree gullies all glazed in pale turquoise, impressed artist monogram to base, 15.5 cm high. ***
*** Rolph Bartz (act. circa 1970s), the conical porcelain vase decorated with a wrap around pattern of repeating gum leaves in indigo blue on a white ground, impressed artist monogram to base, 19.5 cm diameter. ***
*** Rolph Bartz (act. circa 1970s), the wide deep porcelain bowl with an irregular rim and low relief carved frieze depicting a repeated gum leaf motif, impressed artist monogram and painted Rolf Bartz to base, 21 cm diameter. ***

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