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The Estate of Mrs. Majorie May Kingston — E. J. Ainger Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:E. J. Ainger Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:233
Sale Title:The Estate of Mrs. Majorie May KingstonLots with images:144
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:233
Date:6-Sep-2009
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An 18th century Battersea enamel vase. Of baluster form with flared neck decorated with blue with white flowers. Height 7 cm
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A Sevres plate, with bleu celeste border with painted cartouches in the centre of figures. Diameter 24.5 cm
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A Jacob Petit large breakfast cup with alternate panels of green and gilt, the cup shaped with moulded scalloped base and flared top with gilt. Underglaze JP mark
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A Sevres plate with celeste bleu border with flowers and gilt, the centre painted with bird foliage. Diameter 25 cm
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A pair of Russian botanical plates. Each plate blue banded, with a gilt border, the centre painted with flower and signed
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A Russian gilt and green box and cover with ormolu mounts, the cover painted with a cartouche of Emperor Nicholas I, the interior with gilt flowers.1825-1855
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An Art Nouveau late 19th century porcelain panel. Painted with a scantily clad woman in landscape. 23 x 15 cm
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A Japanese early 20th century vase of baluster form with continuous painted landscape. Height 26 cm
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A miniature of a gentleman. Height 8 cm
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An 18th century Meissen plate with moulded border and gilt painted flowers. Length 29 cm
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A Basil Mathew pottery figure modelled of a bull. Length 20 cm
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A Scarlet Lacquer bon bon box and cover and stand
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A Sevres vase on an ormolu base, painted with garlands of flowers on a white ground. The vase having cylindrical celeste blue neck with ormolu banding. Height 27 cm
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A George III Chippendale china cabinet circa 1770. With a swan neck pediment pierced with Chinese decoration, four astragal glazed doors, the lower section having graduated drawers flanked by panelled doors, supported on plinth. Provenance: Purchased from John W. Kenny, 1968
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A late 19th century brass fire fender, with Art Nouveau copper bellows and fire tools and a Regency oval fuel bucket on paw feet
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A 19th century boulle poudreuse. The rectangular top with brass and tortoiseshell inlay and ormolu banding enclosing a mirror and tray on slender cabriole supports, with brass inlay on tortoiseshell and ormolu sabots. Maker Audige Luc-n de Monbro pere Paris. Reference Christopher Payne's '19th century European Furniture' p.40, 'Several Royal pieces. Maker of boulle furniture.' Provenance: Purchased McPhee's Antiques 1974
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An 18th century Hepplewhite mahogany dining chair, with pierced upright splat drop in seat on square chamfered supports
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Persian Qum rug. 159 x 104 cm
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A large 'Famille Rose' cylindrical vase, 19th century. Finely painted with birds amongst flowering peony and rockwork. Height 47 cm. Provenance: Purchased John W. Kenny Estate Collection, Sotheby's May 2004
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A Victorian burr walnut oval quarter veneered table, with marquetry decoration on a bulbous column and four out-swept supports
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