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Advertising — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

$5,040
A painted wooden sign, 'Leaving Geelong 4pm This Day' Th…
$4,800
An Edwardian Mahogany Winsor And Newton Artist's Materials Promo…
$4,025
A Large Belgian Art Deco Bakelite Figure Circa 1930s Modelled as…
$2,640
Rare promotional Dinky 274 Mini van Joseph Mason Paints maroon b…








Auction House: Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.
Number of lots recorded: 16
Lots with images: 16
Prices available: 16
Category: Advertising




Lot Description Price Image
*** A painted wooden sign, 'Leaving Geelong 4pm This Day' The reverse finely painted with four versions of the Edina from 1875, 1884, 1917 and 1938, 42 x 28 cm ***
*** An Edwardian Mahogany Winsor And Newton Artist's Materials Promotional Desk The rectangular back inset with a glass advertising panel above a sloped writing surface opening to a fitted interior the lower section with an assortment of brass bound drawers plinth base 120 x 130 x 77 cm. ***
*** A Large Belgian Art Deco Bakelite Figure Circa 1930s Modelled as a hotel bell hop holding a champagne bucket, impressed Usine Av Peur Bruxelles, 140 cm high ***
*** Rare promotional Dinky 274 Mini van Joseph Mason Paints maroon body with 'Paints' roof sign and 'Joseph Mason Paints' decals to sides, spun hubs, in maroon box with green advertising card (E box G) Provenance Ex lot 978, 12 & 13 December, 2003, Collectoys, France. ***
*** Department store double sided wood direction sign 'Hall Stands' and 'Linoleums' 183 cm long ***
*** A Pratt Ware Pot Lid Belle Vue Tavern, Pegwell Bay (with cart), 11.5 cm diameter, underglaze transfer printed pottery within a hardwood surround. Reference: Clarke, H. G, Under-Glaze Colour Picture Prints on Staffordshire Pottery, Courier Press, London, 1949, catalogue number 103. ***
*** Mirrored advertising sign 'R.H.Brooks', from Brooks Brothers Furniture Store, Smith Street Melbourne, in faded gilt lettering, some loss and damage, 31 cm high x 280 cm long x 4 cm deep ***
*** Double sided painted wooden store sign 'Furniture. Cash Or Terms' 39.5 cm high x 175 cm wide ***
*** Two Victorian tortoiseshell, bone and ivory letter openers, comprising one sterling silver mounted letter opener with an ivory blade and a whale's tooth handle, 39 cm long; together with a further letter opener with a tortoiseshell blade and a carved bone handle, 41 cm long. ***
*** Six Pratt Ware Pot Lids Including The Harbour, Margate, 10 cm diameter; Pegwell Bay, Established 1760, 10.5 cm diameter; Landing the Fare, Pegwell Bay, 10 cm diameter; On Guard, 10.5 cm diameter; The Fish Barrow, 13 cm diameter; and The Bride, 9 cm diameter. Reference: Clarke, H. G, Under-Glaze Colour Picture Prints on Staffordshire Pottery, Courier Press, London, 1949, catalogue numbers 115, 101, 113, 279, 135 and 18. (6) ***
*** Four wooden advertising signs including 2 x Four'n'Twenty Pies; 2 X Swallows Biscuits; metal Coca Cola Sign; and two others, largest 60 cm high x 122 cm wide (7) ***
*** Three Pratt Ware Pot Lids Depicting Old English Scenes and Pastimes Including The Cavalier, 10.5 cm diameter; Lobster Sauce, 10.5 cm diameter; and The Skaters, 10 cm diameter, each within a hardwood frame. Reference: Clarke, H. G, Under-Glaze Colour Picture Prints on Staffordshire Pottery, Courier Press, London, 1949, catalogue numbers 238a, 124 and 226. (3) ***
*** Five Pratt Ware Pot Lids Depicting Animal Related Subjects Including Low Life, 10 cm diameter; Contrast, 10 cm diameter; Bears on Rocks, 8 cm diameter; Lobster Sauce, 10.5 cm diameter; and A Pretty Kettle of Fish, 10 cm diameter, each within a hardwood frame. Reference: Clarke, H. G, Under-Glaze Colour Picture Prints on Staffordshire Pottery, Courier Press, London, 1949, catalogue numbers 234, 227, 8, 124 (variety) and 123 (variety). (5) ***
*** Large rectangular Lipton's Tea sign, some loss 61 cm high x 122 cm wide ***
*** A Pratt Ware Pottery Pot Lid and Base The Seven Ages of Man, As You Like it, Act II Scene VII, (from Jesse Austin's original drawing), 105 cm diameter, underglaze transfer printed pottery, the base possibly associated. Reference: Clarke, H. G, Under-Glaze Colour Picture Prints on Staffordshire Pottery, Courier Press, London, 1949. ***
*** Four advertising signs including enamel signs for 'Monkey Brand' and 'Ladies', largest 20 cm x 46 cm (4) ***

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