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Decorative Arts — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

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Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:337
Sale Title:Decorative ArtsLots with images:336
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:176
Date:7-May-2018
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Two French Art Deco vases, signed Fanus frosted glass with hand painted foliate designs,19 cm and 15 cm high respectively
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An Art Deco enamelled glass vase by Legras, circa 1930s frosted glass with hand painted geometric design, 21 cm high
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Two similar Art Deco painted glass vases by Legras, circa 1930s frosted glass with hand painted floral design, tallest 20 cm high
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An Art Deco painted glass bowl, by Legras frosted glass with repeated hand painted abstract design, 18 cm high
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A pair of Art Deco blue glass vases by Le Gras etched with a geometric pattern, 13 cm high
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A Le Gras French art glass vase, circa 1900 bulbous in form with a foliate design, 25 cm high Provenance: Purchased from Laszlo Erdos
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A Murano glass Cenedese Scarvo vase, circa 1970s ovoid and tapered form, two tones with leaf impressions, scarvo technique to exterior, 28 cm high
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Four ceramic bowls, by Marcello Fantone of various designs, patterns and effects, largest 20 cm diameter
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A tall ceramic bottle vase, by Marcello Fantone glazed in a colourful abstract design, 38 cm high
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A large Royal Vienna hand painted porcelain charger, late 19th century, titled 'Triumphzug Alexandre's', circa 1770 the central mythlogical scene set within a gold rectangular border, with raised gilt detailing, the outer sections of the plaque are very finely decorated with curved sections of scrolling, with four roundels alternating in size, each bearing gilded trophies, 49.5 cm diameter, visible restoration to centre, spanning entire circumference
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A Meissen Marcolini period hand painted cabbage form tureen, circa 1774-1817 richly decorated with gilt-trimmed leaves, marked to base in underglaze blue with crossed swords over a star, 16 cm high and 16 cm diameter
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A hand painted Steele & wood tile by Lucien Besche after William Bougureau, evening Mood, stamped verso 'Steele & Wood. Stoke on Trent.', tile size 25 cm high and 14.5 cm wide note: Lucien Besche was a French artist, who moved to England in 1871 and begin working for well known porcelain manufacturer Minton, after a short period at Minton, Besche moved onto to W. T Copeland from 1872-1885, working as a freelance artist. in 1885, he moved to London to develop his craft, not only in paintwork but also…
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A Meissen reticulated blue ground Topographical cabinet plate titled Hirniskretschen, circa 1880 painted to the centre with a topographical scene within a pierced border with three reserve panels of flowers, titled to the reverse, 28 cm diameter
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A large French Sevres porcelain vase, 19th century baluster in form, a crest shaped hand painted scene of a riverscape to one side and a court scene to the other, all set on a pale pink ground with gilded foliate decoration to neck and foot, mark to base shows an 'L' with three dots below, then 'S' preceeded by four strokes, 59.5 cm high
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A French hand painted porcelain ormolu mounted urn, 19th century the whole finely cast with with an applied trophy to body flanked by two scroll handles above a four paw stem and a square pedestal base, 25 cm high, and 9 cm diameter
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A pair of large Paris Porcelain Cache pots hand painted with scenes depicting historic Roman scenes, gilding to outer edge and base, 33.5 cm high, repairs overall
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A Meissen porcelain Petit fours stand, 19th century in a classic blue and white palette, the central knopped stem supporting two tiers above a figural finial, 40 cm high
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A pair of German floral encrusted porcelain candelabra each adorned with floral swags, each base featuring a female and male court figure, 50 cm high
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A Royal Worcester twin handled pot, circa 1917 of bulbous form, gilding to the lid, handles and base, the hand painted decoration depicting roses, signed F.Harper, 40 cm high
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Two Royal Worcester reticulated and jewelled cups and saucers, in the manner of George Owen, circa 1862 each modelled in the Japanese style with reticulated panels interspersed with panels of tooled gilt cranes and butterfly, bamboo and blossom, with bamboo simulated handles, each saucer 10 cm diameter, each cup 4.5 cm high
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A Royal Worcester reticulated and jewelled footed vase, in the manner of George Owen, circa 1862 the cup double-walled and pierced with a band of honeycomb spaced with shield motifs, raised on jewelled circular flared foot, 11 cm high and 12 cm diameter
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A Royal Worcester fruit and berries vase and cover balluster in form, gilding to lid, handles and base, 25 cm high
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A collection of fruit and berries tea and coffee Ware three demitasse and saucers all with gilded interiors, the trio with gilded highlights and hand painted interior
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A pair of Royal Worcester female water carriers with gilded highlights, tallest 42 cm high
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A Newhall silver-shape jug and stand pattern 208, decorated with a pink roses, with arrowhead border, jug 11 cm high
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Three pieces of Newhall, comprising a silver shape teapot, tea bowl and saucer. Pattern 195, each piece decorated with an iron red border line with looped iron-red lines separated by feathers and flowers, with a floral spray to centre, the teapot 15.5 cm high
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A Newhall cup and saucer pattern 446, decorated in the Japanese style in the Imari palette.
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Two sets of Newhall tea bowls and saucers comprising pattern 173, with a pink scale border with occasional scrolls and the 'Drain Pipe' pattern
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A collection of three Newhall tea bowls and three saucers the bowls including patterns 206, 52, 434, and the saucers including patterns 95, 562, and 1511
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A four Newhall bowls, circa 1820 including patterns 298, 575, and 1681, the largest 16.5 cm in diameter
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A Newhall trio comprising tea cup, saucer and tea bowl, pattern 1153, each piece decorated with in an Imari style with orange and white flowers on blue stems
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A Newhall punch bowl, circa 1795 'Lady at the Window Pattern' no 425, 11 cm high, and 29 cm diameter
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Three Newhall jugs including patterns 186, 550, and 2465
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A rare William Moorcroft silver overlaid Claremont Exhibition ewer, for Shreve & Co, San Francisco, circa 1905 tapering in form, green and midnight blue ground with a repeating toadstool design, the handle, base and upper body are applied with silver overlay in the Liberty manner, hand signed 'W Moorcroft, Shreve & Company, San Francisco', also stamped with registration number 363 to base. 41 cm high. Provenance: From a private collection, Victoria
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A Sheraton Revival astragal glazed cabinet, early 20th century the single door astragal glazed front, above a pierced apron, raised on four legs. 168 cm high, 86 cm wide, 38 cm deep, with key
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A Regency mahogany breakfast table, early 19th century, circular tilt top on a fluted platform base. 76 cm high by 133.5 cm diameter
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A set of twelve dining chairs in Flecked Velour upholstery, of contemporary design in flecked velour upholstery, 100 cm high
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A fine Victorian mahogany extension dining table, the top with rounded corners and three additional leaves above four tapered, fluted legs, raised on ceramic casters, 88 cm high by 300 cm long and 143 cm wide approximately
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A set of six Hepplewhite dining chairs, circa early 19th century, central pierced back splats, recently upholstered velour seats terminating on spade fronted legs
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A Georgian drop side table, the rectangular top featuring a drop leaf and gate leg design, 73.5 cm high by 143 cm (extended), and 129 cm wide
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A Georgian D-end sectional dining table, circa early 19th century comprising two console ends with rounded corners, a central extension leaf supported by eight slender turned legs and raised on brass casters
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Six Victorian dining chairs, circa late 19th century, comprising a set of four spade back chairs and two others, all in silk upholstery, approximately 75.5 cm high
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A Georgian style bow front occasional table, circa 19th century, the cedar top above a flame mahogany front drawer, on four turned legs, 81 cm high by 87 cm wide and 52 cm deep
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A mahogany extension dining table, circa mid 19th century, the top with rounded corners and four additional leaves supported by four rope turned legs and two additional central legs for use when extended, 72.4 cm high, by 121 cm wide and approximately 376 cm long (extended) and 136 cm long (without leaves)
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An Aubusson tapestry, France late 17th century, depicting a mythological scene, 2.16 x 2.14 m
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A French Royal Beauvais tapestry, circa 1770, worked in an overall floral and vine pattern with superb borders of swags of spring flowers surrounding a ground worked in subtly changing shades from dunn grey of winter to warm hues of summer, the central cartouche depicting a scene after Watteau of a gentleman and noblewoman dressed as shepherdess, in romantic rural landscape, 335 cm by 232 cm
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A mahogany Center table, mid 19th century, the circular top raised on a fluted column on a platform base, 76 cm high, 165 cm diameter approximately
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Seven matched Regency mahogany dining chairs and two matching carvers, circa early 19th century, dining chairs 86 cm high, carvers 84.5 cm high approximately
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A putti clock, circa 19th century, enamel face marked 'Haria', adorned with three gilt putti and mounted on a marble platform base 30 cm high by 26 cm wide and 13 cm deep
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A French brass clock, circa late 19th century, in an ornate brass case crested with an owl finial, the clock face flanked with two caryatids, 44 cm high
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A neoclassical French slate and brass mantel clock, circa 19th century, inset with relief panels featuring classical scenes, 21 cm high, by 35 cm wide, and 21.5 cm
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A French brass and spelter figural mantel clock, circa 19th century, architectural themed case in gilt bronze, flanked with two female spelter figures, the base decorated with pierced foliate panels and porcelain insets, eight day strike, 50.5 cm high, by 54 cm wide, and 17 cm deep
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A French bronze figural mantel clock, titled 'Jour & Nuit', circa 19th century, bronzed figures holding a globe shaped clock presented on a marble plinth, bell and eight day strike 75 cm high, by 39 cm wide, and 23 cm deep
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A mahogany longcase clock, by John Aspinwall Liverpool, circa 1800, circular silvered dial framed by pierced spandrels, foliate engraved centre with subsidiary seconds dial and concentric calendar, signed John Aspinwall, Liverpool, the upper arch displays a hand painted landscape scene above two brass hemisphere, the well figured case of rich colour, with swan neck cresting and central floral finial to hood, shaped top to the trunk door flanked by gilt metal mounted columns, raised on bracket feet, 241 cm…
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A French nickel plated carriage clock with alarm, circa 19th century, with gilded carry case, 12 cm high approximately
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A carriage clock, circa 19th century, housed in a brass case, lever platform, gong strike 13.5 cm high approx
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A small brass carriage clock, circa 19th century, 11.5 cm high approx
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A carriage clock housed in Rococco style case, circa 19th century, 13 cm high approx
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A carriage clock, circa 19th century housed in a brass case, 11.5 cm high
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A carriage clock, circa 19th century housed in a brass case, 9 cm high approx
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A Georgian bracket clock, circa 1780, silvered clock face signed London under a break arch with silent strike and a double fusee verge, original condition, housed in a mahogany case. 43.5 cm high, by 26 cm wide, and 17 cm deep.
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A pair of silvered table candlesticks of baluster form, 51 cm high
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A 13ct gold Professional flute head joint by Lamberson, c 1980s, handmade by tip Lamberson, in box, 84gms 13ct gold, 22.5 cm
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A boxed Stuart Devlin Surprise egg, 7.5 cm high
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A Winter Enchantment egg by Igor Carl Faberge, housed in matching case
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A George V silver tea and coffee service Ellis Jacob Greenberg / Birmingham /, circa 1921, comprising tea pot and coffee pot, creamer, and lidded sugar bowl, applied with bone handles and tops, hall marked Ellis Jacob Greenberg Birmingham,1620 gms silver (including handles etc), tallest pot 19.5 cm high
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An English silver comport William Hutton & Sons / Sheffield /, circa 1910, pierced decoration overall, raised on a baluster stem, 20.5 cm high, 602 gms silver
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A pair of sterling silver and crystal comports Horace Woodward & Co / London /, circa 1901, raised on a sterling silver baluster formed base, 823gms silver (bases), 23 cm high
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A Georgian silver inkwell James Dixon & Sons / Sheffield /, circa 1852, featuring two ink wells with fluted sterling silver lids, the trough with beaded edges raised on shell formed feet, 422 gms silver (including crystal), 7 cm high, 18.5 cm wide, and 9.5 cm deep
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A Victorian silver inkwell William Mammatt & Son / Sheffield /, circa 1897, shell encrusted edging, holding two ink wells, different hall marks to tray bearing Daniel George Collins/Sheffield/circa 1898, 783 gms silver, 9 cm high, 32 cm long, and 16 cm wide
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An English silver boat shaped centre bowl Charles Clement Pilling / London /, circa 1921, boat formed with pieced sides terminating in scroll ends, 318 gms silver, 7 cm high, by 33.5 cm long, and 17.5 cm wide
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A similar pair of silver Candelsticks Masoret /, circa 1950, octagonal and of baluster form, marked Masorett 925 S, 724 gms silver, 38 cm tall
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A small Russian silver and guilloche enamel frame, crested with a ribbon design, decorated with an inner beaded rim, 9 cm high
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A Faberge silver fish serving knife and fork K. Faberge /, circa 1908, with wreath and acanthus leaf decoration, hallmarked 88 zolotnik, 279 gms silver, the knife 30.5 cm long
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A Faberge silver asparagus tongs K. Faberge /, circa 1908, with wreath and acanthus leaf decoration, hallmarked 84 zolotnik, 214 grms silver, 24 cm long
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A Continetal silver candlestick Augsberg /, circa late 18th century, Augsberg, 930 grms silver (total weight) 29.5 cm high
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A sterling silver sugar basket Peter, Anne & William Bateman / London /, circa 1800, boat formed, fluted decoration around exterior rim and handle, embossed acanthus and wreath decoration to body, 153 grms silver, 10.5 cm high
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A sterling silver Kings pattern suite Georgian and later, various makers, comprising six table spoons, six dessert spoons, six tea spoons, six egg spoons, six table knives, six dessert knives, six table forks, six dessert forks, a serving spoons, a sifting spoon, a butter knive, two mustard spoons, and two salt spoons. (55 pieces) 3672 gms silver
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A sterling silver drinks set, Stuart Devlin / London /, circa 1980, hand beaten, with an applied gilt silver relief band depicting nude figures, approximately 1788 gms silver, tallest decanter measuring 29.5 cm high
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A Georg Jensen silver tea set Denmark / Georg Jensen /, circa 1930, hand beaten, with ebonised handles and finials, approximately 828gms silver (including handles), tea pot measuring 16.5 cm high
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A Georg Jensen sterling silver server with box Denmark / Georg Jensen /, circa 1929, fish and shell motif, marked 55, 174 gms silver, 17 cm long
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A Victorian sterling silver claret jug Martin, Hall & Co / London /, circa 1881 inscribed 'Victoria Yacht Club/ Prize / 1ST Prize Yacht Race Won By Mr Phipps Turnbulls / Cutter/ Taniwha / 29th April, 1882', approximately 1282 gms silver, 36.5 cm high
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An Arthur Merric Bloomfield Boyd bowl, decorated by Neil Douglas, the shallow hand painted bowl incised 'Arthur Merric Boyd' to base and hand painted: 'Tarnagulla Country / Forester Kangaroos / Whipstick Mallee / Grevillea / Neil Douglas', 23.5 cm diameter
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An Australian oak Melbourne stock Exchange chair, circa 19th century, modelled in the Gothic revival style, the green leather upholstered back surmounted by a carved monogram and three fleur de lys finials, the roll over arms and contoured seat raised on turned legs and stretchers. This chair is one of 120 used for 70 years by the Melbourne stock Exchange, until the close of call trading at that exchange in December 1961
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Robert Prenzel (1866-1941) a kookaburra panel, circa 1912, a rare relief carved panel depicting a kookaburra on a leafy eucalyptus branch with gum nuts and blossoms signed 'R. Prenzel 1912' to the lower left and a further ink stamp to the reverse, Robt Prenzel, Toorak Road, south Yarra, European Labour Only, 62 cm x 97.5 cm
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A Super fine Persian Tabriz design wool and silk pile carpet, finely hand knotted with dense compact weave, origin Jaipur size 424 x 305 cm
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A Super fine Persian Isfahan design wool carpet, in a traditional Isfahan design, compact weave and finely hand knotted with a velvet effect pile, origin Jaipur 352 x 262 cm
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A modern transitional wool and silk textured artisan Designer rug, hand knotted in Japour with modern & traditional erased stress look alike, 365 x 274 cm
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A rare Palace size fine silk and wool hand knotted Persian Naien carpet, classical design with an oustanding sunburst medalion thirty two lobed star and quartered corner medallion in a field of Shah Abbasi palmets in a rich Persian indigo ground field, with approximately 650,000 knots per square meter. Origin, Iran, 500 x 400 cm
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A Persian Mahi Ardebil wool pile rug with Herati or Mahi motifs, hand knotted, north west Iran, 294 x 194 cm
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A Super fine Persian Sarouk wool/Kork carpet, hand knotted depicting an elongated central medalion with double chandelier design, floral palmette motifs throughout. Origin Iran, 400 x 265 cm
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A fine wool and silk Persian Naien rug Interknot pile rug, with approximately 500,000 knots per square meter, in the Arts & Crafts style of the Persian knot, origin Iran, 340 x 215 cm
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A Mahal rug, Hamedan region, circa mid, 20th century, 400 x 290 cm
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A Tabriz, Azarbaijan Region, circa 1900's, 380 x 282 cm
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A Chinese rosewood Shadow box, 70 cm high by 79.5 cm wide, and 20 cm deep
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A Chinese snuff bottle cabinet, with carved features and a mirrored back. 81 cm high by 50.5 cm wide and 8.5 cm deep
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A Chinese porcelain 'Corn' snuff bottle late Ching Dynasty, 19th century naturalistically moulded as a corn cob and covered in a rich yellow glaze, surmounted by a green stone lid joining to a bone spoon, 7.5 cm high, 3.5 cm at widest point
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A Chinese carved opal snuff bottle, of typical from, carved to one side with two cranes under a prunus tree, surmounted by a green stone stopper with a stained bone spoon, 6 cm high, 3.5 cm at widest point
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A Chinese jet double Gourde snuff bottle, carved from one piece of jet into a joint twin bottles, 6.5 cm high, 5.5 cm at widest point, 2.5 cm deep
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A Chinese filigree mounted jade snuff bottle 20th century, of typical form, the 14 carat gold plated filigree case inset with semi precious stones surrounding by a central double happiness symbol, with a coloured glass stopper and a bone spoon, 7 cm high, 4.5 cm wide, 2 cm deep
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