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The Contents of Falls House — Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)

Auction House:Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:555
Sale Title:The Contents of Falls HouseLots with images:544
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:363
Date:13-Nov-2017
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A set of six coloured prints of exotic birds, 26.5 x 35.5 cm (each). Provenance: Ros Palmer Antiques, Sydney
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Two etchings depicting cork making, 37 x 25 and 36.5 x 25 cm (image size)
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A neo-classical figurative group painted on a demi lune canvas, 58 x 111 cm
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A pair of water can prints, 42 x 52 cm
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A pair of classical engravings, with one dated verso 1884, image size: 26 x 31 cm
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A pair of Chinese silk paintings, one signed and stamped lower right, the other lower left, 43 x 33 cm
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A Georgian silver salver on three feet, hallmarked London, 1769 (EC), 18 cm diameter
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A sterling silver tea pot with ivory finial and handle, hallmarked London, 1806, inscribed: Jane Pilcher the gift of The Dowager Marchioness Conyngham (The last Mistress of George IV), 12 cm high
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A Georgian silver salver, hallmarked London, 1741, maker R.A, 29.5 cm diameter
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A sterling silver box decorated by Cedric Flower in the style of an Indian miniature, retailed by Percy Edwards & Co., 17 and 72 Piccadilly
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A silver plated oval serving tray, 71 cm wide
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A Lalique twin bird flower bowl, inscribed Lalique France in script to base
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A Georg Jensen blossom pattern sterling silver tea pot, milk jug, and sugar basin, marked Georg Jensen sterling Denmark 2C, 2E, and 2E, tea pot: 20 cm high
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A Hukin & Heath dish and cover with wooden handles, 14 cm high
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A pair of sterling silver trophies, inscribed: University. Four Oar Race 1890, and 1891. Won by Trinity Hall. Hallmarked London, 1890, 18 cm high (each)
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A canteen of silver plated cutlery in case, including kings pattern
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A leather stationary box, and writing compendium, with sterling silver mounts, hallmarked Chester, 1907
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An ivory handled bread knife, together with four knives with fossilised mammoth tooth handles
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Two silver plated wine coasters, one Mappin & Webb, together with two decanters
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A sterling silver model of a reindeer and sled, 24 cm long
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A sterling silver circular tray with a central armorial (esse quan videri), Hallmarked London, 1819, makers mark Rebecca Eames, and Edward Barnard, 42 cm diameter
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A selection of sterling silver cutlery
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A part canteen of sterling silver King's Pattern cutlery
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A Victorian sterling silver salt cellar, hallmarked Birmingham, 1863, maker Hukin & Heath, 5 cm high
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Seven sterling silver pistol grip knives
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A Georgian silver wine funnel, 12 cm high
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A Walker & Hall pewter meat dome, together with a Hardy Bros silver plated meat dome
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A sterling silver sugar bowl, London 1906
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A silver gilt presentation dish, hallmarked London, 1861, maker G.F, inscribed to front: To Alexander Alston from Alexandra Princess of Wales, October 1883, inscribed verso: The Princess of Wales stood Sponsor to A.R.A.R.A, 17.5 cm diameter
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A sterling silver champagne bucket, 22 cm high
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Two dinner gongs, together with two Old Sheffield plate candle sticks
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A sterling silver wine coaster, London 1963, together with two Old Sheffield plate wine coasters
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A sterling silver handled salver, London 1731, maker E.C, 18 cm diameter
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A Victorian sterling silver jug, with classical decoration, hallmarked Sheffield, 1856, maker H.W & Co., 11 cm high
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A George III sterling silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell fish slice, hallmarked London, 1816, maker William Knight. Provenance: Mossgreen, The Peter Elliott Collection, Sydney, 2015, lot 980
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A Georgian silver fish slice, hallmarked London, 1810, maker WT
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An Art Nouveau pewter comport, marked BG Imperial, 22.5 cm high
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A silver plate, French, 22.5 cm diameter
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A sterling silver handled magnifying glass
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A St James silver plated champagne bucket on stand, 55 cm high
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A selection of pistol grip knives
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Twenty one silver tea spoons
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Three Old Sheffield plate candlesticks, tallest: 24 cm high
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Three coasters, a sugar spoon, a butter dish, and a jam pot
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Four pieces of silver plated wares
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A sterling silver card box, engraved Bridge, hallmarked London, 1902
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A silver plated champagne bucket stand, 63.5 cm high
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A silver plated and copper, Bacchus tankard, impressed to base MW, 17 cm high
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Old Sheffield bowls with handles, maker Lee & Wigfull Ltd stamped to base, 14 cm diameter, 5 cm high
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A sterling silver mounted dirk, hallmarked Edinburgh
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A silver plated two handle tray, 69 cm long
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A Hardy Bros two cased set of stag handled knives and forks
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A Doctor Wall Worcester tea pot and two jugs, English, circa 1760. Provenance: Mossgreen, The Gibson Collection, Sydney, 2016, lots 124, 127, 128
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A porcelain figure of a man slaughtering a goat, inscribed to base, number 14, 19 cm high
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An antique pair of Derby porcelain figures of the Abyssinian archer and companion, from the Edward Knapper collection, 18th century, 30 cm high (each)
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A pair of Dutch Delft blue and white lidded vases, 17th century, 29 cm high (each)
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A Dutch Delft blue and white vase, inscribed to base CB9, 17th century, 34 cm high
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A Dutch Delft blue and white tobacco jar, signed to base, 17th century, 32 cm high
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A Meissen tea cup and saucer, with crossed sword mark
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A Dutch Delft charger, on carved wooden stand, 17th century, 35 cm diameter
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A blue and white transfer decorated spittoon, marked Kilchurn Castle, English, 19th century, 10.5 cm high
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A porcelain bowl, decorated with ship, 19th century, 27.5 cm diameter, 13 cm high. Provenance: From the Collection of Bill Bradshaw
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A Dutch Delft blue and white plate, 17th century, 22 cm diameter
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A Spode blue and white Willow pattern, lidded pot with four fan shaped surrounding fitted dishes
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A Royal Worcester jardiniere, painted with peacocks. Signed to base Lewis, 20 cm high, 26 cm diameter
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A pair of Staff's porcelain lidded vases, painted by R. Hague, 24 cm high
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Three Delft tiles, largest: 13 x 13 cm
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Two tea bowls and saucers, 18th century
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A pair of Satsuma vases, signed to base, 25 cm high (each)
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A Berlin tea cup and saucer, together with a Cauldon China tea cup and saucer, with a chocolate cup and cover
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A Dutch Delft spice jar, marked FC 1747, 18th century, 12 cm high
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A English Delft blue and white plate, impressed mark IH, 18th century, 25 cm diameter
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A blue and white umbrella stand, Chinese, 61 cm high
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A Newhall tea pot, two tea bowls and saucers, in boy with butterfly pattern
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A collection of blue and white wares, including a lidded tureen, 19th century
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A blue and white umbrella stand, 47 cm high
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A pair of Coalport hand painted dishes, with flowers and butterflies, 24 cm diameter
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A pair of continental porcelain cornucopia figures, 26.5 cm high
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A Portuguese Palissy plate, makers mark Jose A Cunha, 23 cm diameter
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An antique French stone glazed jug with lion head, 25 cm high
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A Royal Crown Derby jardiniere, 15 cm high
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A Belleek black mark tea pot with silver lid, 8.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester vase hand painted with a peacock, 1912, model number 2491, 11 cm high. Provenance: Mossgreen, Quarterly Collectors Auction Series, Melbourne, 2015, lot 175
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A white porcelain parrot, made by the Classic Chair Company, London, 20 cm high
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A Staffordshire lion, 13 cm high
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A Staffordshire dog and parrot, tallest: 12.5 cm high
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A Bing & Grondahl model of a bulldog
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A Dutch Delft blue and white plaque with oriental decoration, 18th century, 24 cm diameter
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A Carlton Ware bowl with Red Devil Pattern (Mephistopheles). Original paper label to base, circa 1935, 23.5 cm diameter
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Two Dutch Delft blue and white plates, 17th century, largest: 23 cm diameter
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A quadrangular blue and white transfer decorated dish, with four fitted inserts, marked Spode, 19th century, 28 x 23 cm
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A quadrangular blue and white transfer decorated dish, with four fitted inserts, 19th century, 28 x 23 cm
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A Spode Blue Italia plate with three fitted dishes, 19th century
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A advertising ceramic match striker, Josiah Brown cigar factory, Long Eaton. Green & Knolls, Birmingham, together with a Belgian porcelain match striker, St Ame, Brussels, and another
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Two glazed pottery figures of dogs, signed Annie Smith to back, 43 cm high (each)
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A Royal Doulton advertisement ashtray for John White footwear, 15 cm diameter
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A Lladro porcelain fan on stand, decorator by P. Perez, number 74/2000, with stand: 52 cm wide, 35 cm high
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A Prattware rectangular box, together with a earthenware ink well, and a novelty frog dish
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Two Imari dishes
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A terracotta figure of a dog with a bone
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