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International Decorative Arts; Fine Chinese & Asian Art — Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)

Auction House:Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:653
Sale Title:International Decorative Arts; Fine Chinese & Asian ArtLots with images:653
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:395
Date:28-Nov-2017
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A large Victorian overlay and cut glass ewer, 36 cm high
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A Hale Thompson Varnish & Co mercury glass chalice, 17.5 cm high
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A collection of Thomas Webb Burmese glass, early 20th century, comprising a raspberry decorated tumbler, a bottle vase, a hexagonal lipped vase and a shiny top hat, the tallest 16 cm high
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A Gabriel Argy-Rousseau pate de verre bowl 'Petites Feuilles', early 20th century, intaglio signature, 9 cm diameter
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A Tiffany glass vase, circa 1910, signed L. C. Tiffany, Farvile, bearing original paper label to base, 12 cm high
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A French cameo glass vase bearing carved signature Galle with a star, early 20th century, 17 cm high
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A collection of Moser enamelled glass, early 20th century, comprising small two handled vase, a tumbler, both with applied acorns, a jug and square dish, the largest 14 cm high
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A Mt Washington spiral and gilt air trap vase, early 20th century, decorated with butterflies and floral sprays, 19 cm high
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A Thomas Webb uranium/ green glass vase with Jules Barbe style gilt decoration, early 20th century, 12 cm high
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Two Thomas Webb Burmese painted glass fairy lamps and a shade, 19th century, the largest fairy lamp 15 cm high
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Four small Thomas Webb Burmese glass rose bowls, early 20th century, all with floral design, approximately 6 cm high
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A tall Victorian rubina verde trumpet glass vase, enamelled with orchids, 20th century, 40 cm high
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A Victorian Mary Gregory ruby glass jug, together with two ruby glass glasses, the tallest 26 cm high
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A Loetz Argus vase, Austrian, circa 1900, 13 cm high
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An Australian etched and frosted glass bowl by Tony Hanning, signed and dated 1995, 8 cm high, 20 cm diameter
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A Le Verre Francais Art Deco cameo glass vase, early 20th century, inscribed to the base Le Verre Francaise, 17 cm high
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An Australian art glass cameo glass vase by Tony Hanning and Chuck Simpson, titled 'Crazy Horse', 1988, signed to the base, 16 cm high
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A collection of four late Victorian peachblow coraline decorated satin glass vases, the tallest 14 cm high
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A Galle cut cameo glass perfume atomiser, early 20th century, decorated with flowers and leaves, carved signature, original fittings, 23 cm high
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A Galle cameo glass vase, France, circa 1900, carved signature Galle, 22 cm high
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A Daum Nancy cut cameo and enamelled glass slender vase, early 20th century, decorated with flowers and leaves, carved signature and cross of Lorraine, 19 cm high
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A Murano aventurine glass tear drop perfume bottle, circa 1900, 8 cm long
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A like pair of Thomas Webb Burmese glass vases early 20th century, one decorated with a butterfly, the other berries, 18 cm high
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An Australian art glass bowl by Colin Heaney, 1987, signed and inscribed to base, 26 cm diameter
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Three silver plate mounted glass bowls, early 20th century, comprising two Thomas Webb covered bowls and a Mt Washington barrel, the largest 19 cm high
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Two Thomas Webb Burmese glass frilled rim vases, early 20th century, the tallest 11 cm high
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An Australian dragonfly cut glass vase by Tony Hanning, 20th century, incised signature, 13 cm high
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A D'Argental cameo glass vase by Paul Nicolas for St.Louis, circa 1900, carved D'Argental, 18 cm high
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An Australian Intaglio cut art glass bowl 'Nymphs' by Tony Hanning, 1987, signed and dated to the foot, 13 cm high, 20 cm diameter
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A Steuben Glass Works acid etched glass vase, designed by Frederick Carder, circa 1920, decorated with stylised trees, 18 cm high
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A collection of Thomas Webb Burmese frilled rim glass, early 20th century, comprising a bowl, signed and two vase, one decorated with acorns, the other vine leaves, 12 cm diameter and 11 cm high
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A pair of Thomas Webb Burmese painted glass rose bowls and a similar hexagonal lip bowl, the largest 8 cm high
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Three iridescent glass items, early 20th century, comprising a WMF Myra vase, a Steuben Aurene goblet, signed and a Quezal light shade
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Three art glass items, comprising a Pomona glass vase, American, circa 1880, a Peloton glass bowl and a New England Glass Co. Amberina glass tumbler, the Pomona vase 16 cm high
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A Victorian Amberina hand enamelled glass vase and a jug, the jug 23 cm high
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A silver replica of the Beagle,1982, the name plate hallmarked, 17 cm high
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A small DeVez cut cameo glass vase, carved DeVez signature, 18 cm high
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A Satsuma millefleur covered jar and a miniature vase, Meiji period, 7 cm high
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A Victorian satin glass diamond quilt pattern basket and a peacock eye pattern vase, the vase 30 cm high
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An Australian Budgeree Studios art glass 'Sung' vase by Nick Mount, 1988, together with a certificate of authenticity inscribed 'Blown in Port Adelaide, South Australia, 1988', 32 cm high
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A miniature Satsuma teapot and a covered urn, Meiji period, the urn 13 cm high
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A Minton pate sur pate cabinet plate decorated by Marc Louis Solon, late 19th century, decorated with a putto and classical masks, initialled 'M, 24 cm diameter
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A pair of monumental hand decorated lidded glass urns, 19th century, 53 cm high
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A Loetz style iridescent and enamelled art glass vase, early 20th century, decorated with flowers, 16 cm high
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Four Satsuma bowls and plates, Meiji period and later, the largest bowl 12 cm diameter
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Two Victorian satin glass vases, the largest 30 cm high
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A Rookwood pottery vase by Kitaro Shirayamandani, 1902, impressed factory marks and shape number 904C, incised artist signature, 30 cm high
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A Ruskin pottery high fired speckled lavender vase, 1909, 23 cm high
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A Martin Brothers vase, English, 1908, incised to base Martin Bros., London & Southall, 1908, 17.5 cm high
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A Doulton Changware vase by Charles Noke and Harry Nixon, circa 1920, factory marks and artist's monograms to base, 10.5 cm high
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Two Munroe & Co Nakara boxes, American, circa 1890, the tallest 10 cm high
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A Sabino opalescent glass shell decorated bowl, French, circa 1920, 18 cm diameter
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A Victorian sterling silver gilt Queen's Sexagenary souvenir spoon by Ahronsbery Brothers, Birmingham 1897, fitted case and original leaflet
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A Tiffany & Co sterling silver suite of Hampton pattern cutlery, setting for six, pattern introduced in 1934 comprising soup spoons, dinner forks, dinner knives, luncheon forks, salad forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, butter spreaders, coffee spoons, a serving spoon and fork, a sauce label and a butter knife, 2510 grams weight, excluding knives
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A George V Britannia standard silver shaped square salver by Lionel A Crichton, London 1930 engraved with a Ducal coronet, crest and the motto of the Order of the Garter 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' (Shame on him who thinks ill of it, 25.5 cm square, 740 grams. Provenance: The John Nottage Collection, Christie's Melbourne, 8 May 1989, lot 77
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A set of four Antique Sheffield plate everted fluted decanter coasters, circa 1810. Provenance: Lord Douglas Gordon, Hampshire, UK
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A George III sterling silver shaped circular salver by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764 with gadrooned shell and scroll rim and contemporary engraved coat of arms, 32 cm diameter, 965 grams. Provenance: Christie's Australia, Melbourne, 8 May 1989, lot 163
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A George II sterling silver baluster tankard by William Parry, Exeter 1749 with applied girdle and contemporary engraved coats of arms, 20 cm high, 800 grams
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A Victorian sterling silver gilt oval table snuff box by Samuel & Ernest Drew, London 1894/98 the floral engraved hinged lid with an Earl's coronet, opening to reveal a sealed internal cover, 13 cm wide, 290 grams
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A Victorian sterling silver two handled caudle cup by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1900 of typical Georgian design with fluting, rope and beaded decoration, 9.5 cm high, 16 cm across the handles, 215 grams
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A silver oblong tea caddy, 18th century engraved with all over lattice and rosette design, a ducal coronet, crest and cypher, unmarked, 11 cm high, 9 x 5 cm, 465 grams
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A German sterling silver dinner bell in the form of a country lady with a basket by Berthold Muller, circa 1900, 10 cm high, 215 grams
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A Tiffany & Co silver pair of pierced pepper casters and matching oval two handled salts with blue glass liners, circa 1905 by John C Moore, pattern numbers 15923A & 15924, and two Georgian salt spoons, 10 cm high & 12 cm wide
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A George III sterling silver shaped snuff box by John Shaw, Birmingham 1810 engraved with a panel of a horse drawn buggy on a lattice ground, 7.5 x 5 cm, 60 grams
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A George V sterling silver bell shaped inkwell by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1911, 12 cm high
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A collection of eight items of Scottish sterling silver King's Husk pattern cutlery comprising four table forks, Glasgow 1824 and four entree forks, Glasgow 1842, all by Robert Gray & Son, and four odd table knives
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A German silver pap boat, Augsburg, 18th century, maker's mark 'HA', 12 cm long, 65 grams
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An Elizabeth II pair of sterling silver taper candlesticks by JB Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1959 of typical Georgian form on hexagonal shell bases, 14 cm high, 410 grams
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A George II sterling silver shaped circular card tray by Robert Abercromby, London 1741 with shell and scroll rim and contemporary engraved coat of arms, 15 cm diameter, 205 grams
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A Scottish Edward VII Britannia standard silver quaich by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, 1904, 5 cm high, 17 cm across the handles, 240 grams
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A Tiffany & Co sterling silver miniature strawberry dish, pattern 20742, engraved 'Forget not an Old Friend & Bechoice of a New One', 12 cm diameter, 105 grams
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A Victorian sterling silver pierced mustard pot by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1852 with blue glass liner, and mustard spoon, 9 cm high
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A George II sterling silver marrow scoop by Ebenezer Coker, London 1752
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JEAN DE RONCOURT, An Art Deco sculpture, Le dresseur de pantheres, signed J. de Roncourt, 89 x 58 cm
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A bronze sculpture of an antelope head, signed Medic, French, circa 1920, on a black marble base, 42 cm high including base, sculpture 21 cm wide, 12 cm across the ears
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An ornately carved ebony three tier collectors display shelf, Anglo-Indian, 19th century, 80 cm high, 65 cm wide, 21.5 cm deep
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An Art Deco wrought iron and marble hall stand, 190 cm high, 64 cm wide
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A baluster form sang de boeuf lamp base, 20th century, retailed by Myer Emporium, fitted for electricity, 35 cm high
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A mounted carved boar's tusk, possibly African, 20th century, together with a carved mammoth ivory ornament, 13 cm largest
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An impressive carved three tier giltwood sunburst wall mirror, French, 182 cm diameter
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SERGIO BENVENUTI, figure of a boy playing pan flutes, bronze, signed Sergio Benvenuti and stamped Fonderia Ferdinando Marinelli, 118 cm high
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A pair of marble inlaid black lacquer cabinets, Chinese, 20th century, 90 cm high, 100 cm wide, 54 cm deep
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A pair of maroon leather veneered chests of drawers, 20th century, 89 cm high, 104 cm wide, 45 cm deep
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A pair of gold and clear Murano glass orb form table lamps, Italian, 20th century, the base 31 cm high
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A large Art Deco palisander and satinwood marquetry inlaid desk, probably Belgian, circa 1930, 88 cm high, 190 cm wide, 113 cm deep
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George Verbanck, La Famille, signed George Verbanck 1928, on a faux marble base. 126 cm high, 49 cm wide, 22 cm deep
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A polished chrome arc lamp, Italian, circa 1960, 225 cm high
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A chrome and plate glass coffee table, Italian, circa 1960, 39 cm high, 120 long, 80 cm wide
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A black lacquer chaise lounge upholstered in gold lame, together with a chair of similar design, 190 cm long
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An armchair and ottoman after Charles Eames, 20th century, covered in ivory leather
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A pair of mirrored glass and gilt metal sunburst candle wall sconces, French, circa 1900, 38 cm high
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Two antler table lamps, 20th century, the tallest 96 cm high
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A set of vintage oak skis and poles, circa 1940, 208 cm high
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A silvered metal torchiere on tripod base converted to a standard lamp, French, 20th century, with a black linen shade, 160 cm (without shade)
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A large production carpet with Persian design, 20th century, 384 x 332 cm
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A faceted green glass flared rim vase, designed by Kolomon Moser for Moser glass works, first half 20th century, 16.5 cm high
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A faceted green glass vase, designed by Kolomon Moser for Moser glass works, first half 20th century, 26 cm high
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A faceted green glass covered urn, designed by Kolomon Moser for Moser glass works, first half 20th century, 25 cm high
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A Regency style walnut dining table, 20th century, 78 cm high, 245 cm wide, 170 cm deep
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A stylish blue and black decorated gilt metal floor lamp, Italian, 1900, 185 cm high
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