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Specialist Collector Auction Series – Featuring Mid Century Australian Art Pottery and Ceramics — Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:Leonard Joel Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:227
Sale Title:Specialist Collector Auction Series – Featuring Mid Century Australian Art Pottery and CeramicsLots with images:225
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:165
Date:29-Oct-2009
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Wembley Ware Western Australia circa 1955 Ceramic slip cast native stockman ashtray impressed Wembley Ware 12 cm wide.
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Rosedale Pottery New South Wales circa 1958 Slip cast ceramic figure of a platypus black factory stamp 14 cm wide.
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Grace Seccombe, New South Wales, glazed earthenware pipe stand with incised Australian floral motifs applied with a figure of a koala incised G.S over Aus 11 cm wide.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales circa 1960 Ceramic slip cast dish with Indigenous bust incised Takacs Australia 17 cm wide.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1955, rare slip cast ceramic ashtray moulded as a surfer riding the crest of a wave impressed Wembley Ware. Width 10 cm.
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Two Royal Doulton Collectors Plates Two ceramic plates each transfer printed in black and white with Indigenous Australians printed factory mark and No. D6410 D611 26 cm diameter.
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Decor Australia. Pair of ovoid slip cast ceramic vases one painted with a sprig of Golden Wattle the other with an Australian Parrot and titled The Sanctuary Currumbin each stamped Decor Australia 10 cm high.
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Barsony Ceramics New South Wales, circa 1960, pair of slip cast ceramic bookends each in the form of an Indigenous elders head impressed George Barsony. Height 13 cm.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales, circa 1960, two ceramic footed plates each decorated with an Indigenous figure 16 cm diameter.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales circa 1960 Ceramic slip cast Indigenous figure playing the didgeridoo incised Takacs Australia 20 cm high.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales circa 1960 Ceramic slip cast Indigenous bust incised Takacs Australia 17 cm high.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales circa 1960 Circular ceramic plate decorated with an Indigenous figure pink ground 24 cm diameter.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1955, ceramic dual boomerang ashtray with central Indigenous figure and applied cigarette printed factory mark. Width 21 cm.
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Two Royal Doulton Collectors Plates Two ceramic plates each transfer printed in colour with Indigenous Australians hand coloured printed factory mark and No. D6422 D642 26 cm diameter.
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Darbyshire Pottery, Western Australia circa 1950, rare slip cast ceramic figure of an Aboriginal male elder the figure with dark hair and a red head band seated with his left knee held against his body moulded mark Darbyshire. Height 8 cm .
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Decor Australia. Two slender slip cast ceramic vases and a jug two painted with indigenous Australian motifs one painted with a fish and titled Forster-Tuncurry Golf Cl. The vases stamped Decor Australia the jug unmarked the tallest 17 cm high.
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Decor Australia, (Attributed). Slender ovoid slip cast ceramic vase painted with the image of an Aboriginal child in an outback setting unmarked 23 cm high.
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Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 Rare slip cast ceramic plaque rectangular relief moulded with a scene showing an Indigenous elder at a campsite black factory stamp to reverse 31 cm wide.
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Diana Ware, New South Wales, circa 1960, shaped ceramic vase decorated with an Indigenous figure in a landscape white ground
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Arthur Merric Bloomfield Boyd, circular earthenware dish decorated with indigenous figures in a landscape attributed to John Howley signed Richard incised a M Boyd Australia 12 cm diameter.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, globular earthenware sugar bowl and cover decorated with Indigenous figures and motifs yellow ground incised Martin Boyd 8 cm high.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, earthenware socle bookends decorated with Indigenous figures and motifs pink ground each incised Martin Boyd 10 cm high.
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Bossons Pottery Ceramic slip cast panel decorated with impressed foliage and an Indigenous figure in high relief impressed factory marks and pattern name Spearman 32 cm wide.
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Guy Martin Boyd Victoria circa 1955 Earthenware lidded sugar bowl and a mug in colours of yellow and green each painted with stylised aboriginal motifs inscribed signature the mug 11.5 cm high.
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Darbyshire Pottery, Western Australia circa 1950, rare slip cast ceramic figure of an Aboriginal woman in colours of brown red and ochre the standing figure cradling a lizard a dingo standing on its hind legs with its paws resting on the woman moulded mark Darbyshire Pottery swan monogram and boomerang. Height 15 cm.
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Original Darbyshire kangaroo souvenir presentation box
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, two earthenware dishes each painted with an indigenous elder in a landscape incised Martin Boyd Australia 14 cm diameter.
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Studio Anna New South Wales dates ranging from circa 1960 - 1980 Collection of four slip cast items including an ashtray two dishes and a small vase each depicting icons of a different Australian city incised factory marks and foil labels. (4)
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, two earthenware dishes each decorated with Indigenous figures and fish motifs incised Martin Boyd Australia 13 cm diameter.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, earthenware plate decorated with two figures and Indigenous motifs incised Guy Boyd inscribed Happy Xmas from Martin 23 cm diameter.
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Barsony Ceramics New South Wales, circa 1960, pair of ceramic slip cast bookends each in the form of an Indigenous elders head impressed George Barsony. Height 13 cm.
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Takacs Studio New South Walescirca 1960 slip cast ceramic Indigenous child bust incised Takacs Australia. Height 15 cm.
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The Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 Two slip cast ceramic Dutch pipes each painted with stylised Aboriginal motifs unmarked 18 cm long.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1955, ceramic Australian Native Stockman transfer printed ashtray with applied pipe printed factory mark 15.5 cm diameter.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1955, rare slip cast ceramic ashtray surmounted by two standing penguins impressed Wembley Ware 13 cm diameter.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales, circa 1960, the ceramic dishes each decorated with Indigenous Australian scenes. Width 16 cm.
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Elayne Pottery Five ceramic dishes each painted with an Indigenous figure and landscape the largest 28 cm long.
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Elayne Pottery Five ceramic dishes each painted with an Indigenous figure and landscape the largest 25 cm long.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1956, ceramic slip cast jug in the form of an Indigenous head with a lizard handle incised Australian Native Wembley Ware Reg. Design no Olympics 1956. Height 10 cm.
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Arthur Merric Bloomfield Boyd painted decoration attributed to Neil Douglas, Victoria, circular earthenware dish decorated with kangaroos in a landscape attributed to Neil Douglas incised AMB 11 cm diameter.
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Studio Anna New South Wales circa 1969 Three pairs of slip cast ceramic cruets two pairs of waisted cylindrical form one pair of angular outline each decorated with stylised Australian motifs two with a foil label 9 cm high.
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Essexware New South Wales circa 1957 Assembled three piece earthenware tea set comprising a teapot creamer an a sugar vessel each decorated with stylised Aboriginal motifs on varying brown backgrounds one with painted mark Essexware Leura two with incised marks the teapot 11 cm high.
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Gymea Pottery (Attributed) New South Wales Two tapering cylindrical slip cast ceramic beakers each painted with stylised Aboriginal motifs unmarked the tallest 14 cm high.
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Essexware New South Wales circa 1957 Four ceramic earthenware dishes decorated with Indigenous motifs incised Essex ware Australia 12 cm diameter.
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Vande Pottery New South Wales circa 1955 Large ceramic slip cast sectional platter decorated with Indigenous motifs printed factory mark and painted artist#s signature 36 cm diameter.
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Essexware New South Wales circa 1957 Two slip cast ceramic teacups and saucers and four assorted teacups (no saucers) painted in various colours with stylised Aboriginal motifs incised Essexware Australia.
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Nixon Pottery New South Wales circa 1960 Ceramic slender neck vase decorated with Indigenous motifs cream ground.
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Brownie Downing, New South Wales, four porcelain beakers each inscribed Katoomba and blue Mountains Kennel club dated 1956 and transfer printed with various scenes depicting Aborigines 10 cm high.
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Brownie Downing New South Wales, circa 1956, ten porcelain dishes each decorated with scenes of Indigenous daily life 10 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing New South Wales circa 1960 Porcelain wall plaque showing an Aboriginal child riding a kangaroo 14 cm high.
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Rose Noble New South Wales circa 1950 Three miniature ceramic jugs each decorated with Indigenous motifs together with a Rose Noble Studios certificate 6 cm high.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circular earthenware plate painted with indigenous motifs earth tones incised Martin Boyd Australia 26 cm diameter.
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Bendigo pottery limited edition earthenware mug in the form of Albert Namatjira with a boomerang handle from the original sculpture by John Frith impressed maker's marks and number no 856 of 3000 16 cm high, together with the original box and certificate.
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Vande Pottery New South Wales circa 1955 Circular ceramic two handled condiment dish sectional decorated with marine motifs painted mark Vande 34.5 cm wide across the handles.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1955, slip cast ceramic float bowl centred by a figure of a woman raised on a naturalistic base lustre glaze impressed factory mark 26 cm diameter.
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Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 Circular ceramic plate decorated with an Indigenous figure brown ground printed factory mark The Little Sydney Pottery Australia 29 cm diameter.
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Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 Circular ceramic plate decorated with an Indigenous female figure yellow ground printed factory mark The Little Sydney Pottery Australia 29 cm diameter.
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Studio Anna New South Wales circa 1960 Two slip cast ceramic mugs painted with scenes representing Kings Cross and South Molle Island one inscribed S. Anna Australia and foil label the other unmarked the largest 12 cm high.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, earthenware bowl decorated with an Indigenous figure and motifs cream ground incised Guy Boyd 15 cm diameter.
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William Ricketts earthenware plaque modelled with the face of an Indigenous child inscribed verso Wm Ricketts. Height 15 cm.
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Wembley Ware, Western Australia circa 1955, four ceramic Australian Native Stockman transfer printed ashtrays printed factory marks 15.5 cm diameter.
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Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 The shaped ceramic plate decorated with a billabong scene stamped The Little Sydney Pottery signed illegibly 25 cm long.
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Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 Two ceramic shaped dishes decorated with Indigenous motifs printed factory mark 13 cm diameter.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, four earthenware dishes each painted with an Indigenous elder incised signature to each 8 cm diameter.
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Carl Cooper, Victoria, circa 1950, circular earthenware dish decorated with indigenous motifs incised Carl Cooper. Diameter 10.5 cm
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Marina Shaw, Western Australia, circa 1945, three piece porcelain tea service comprising teapot creamer and sugar each hand painted with indigenous Australian motifs, the creamer with Royal Doulton factory mark, signed 'Handpainted. From Australian Aboriginal design Marina Shaw 1945', the sugar inspired by Aboriginal design hand painted Marina Shaw. WA. 1944, the teapot Aboriginal Shields handpainted Marina Shaw West Australia 1944. Height 14 cm.
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Studio Anna New South Wales circa 1960 Two slip cast ceramic vases each painted with an Australian landscape scene one incised S. Anna Australia the other with a foil label 9 cm high.
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Studio Anna, New South Wales, circular ceramic flagon decorated with wild flowers printed factory mark 21 cm high.
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Gymea Pottery New South Wales Baluster shaped ceramic vase painted with an Indigenous figure pale blue ground signed Hand Painted Gymea Australia 17 cm high.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, ovoid earthenware lamp decorated with an Indigenous figure and a kangaroo incised Martin Boyd Australia 20 cm high.
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Gymea New South Wales Slip cast ceramic mug and beaker each painted with stylised indigenous Australian motifs one with painted factory marks the beaker 14 cm high.
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Vande pottery New South Wales, circa 1955, large ceramic slip cast sectional platter decorated with Indigenous motifs green and orange ground painted artist's signature 36 cm diameter.
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Florenz Pottery, New South Wales, comprising four slip cast ceramic dishes and a vase, each decorated with stylised indigenous Australian motifs one dish stamped Florenz Australia, the vase 14 cm high.
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Brownie Downing New South Wales, circa 1960, two porcelain plates each showing the face of an indigenous Australian child one marked This is a Brownie Downing design 21 cm diameter.
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Arthur Merric Bloomfield Boyd, Victoria, circular earthenware dish painted with Indigenous figures incised A.M. Boyd 12 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing New South Wales, circa 1956, six porcelain dishes each transfer printed with native Australian animals 10 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing, New South Wales, six porcelain dishes each transfer printed with Indigenous children 10 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing, New South Wales, six porcelain dishes each transfer printed with an Indigenous child 10 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing New South Wales circa 1960 Six small circular porcelain dishes depicting Aboriginal potraits various colours 10 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing, New South Wales, porcelain wall plaque modelled as an Aboriginal girl holding a bird 14 cm high.
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Ceramic Indigenous Australian Figure Stylised depicted with a boomerang 25 cm high.
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Florenz Pottery, New South Wales, comprising three pairs of cruets and two miniature vases each painted with Indigenous motifs the largest 14 cm high.
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Florenz Pottery, New South Wales, comprising two graduated jugs and a bowl each painted with indigenous motifs brown ground foil label to the smallest jug the largest jug 20 cm high.
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Diana Ware, New South Wales, circa 1960, two ceramic mugs each decorated with indigenous Australian elders painted factory marks 12.5 cm high
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Vande pottery New South Wales, circa 1955, circular ceramic two handled condiment dish sectional decorated with stylised aboriginal motifs painted mark Vande. Width 34.5 cm across the handles.
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Brownie Downing New South Wales circa 1956 Two porcelain dishes each transfer printed with an Indigenous child 15.5 cm diameter.
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Brownie Downing, New South Wales, two porcelain wall plaques moulded as frolicking Aboriginal children one with a fishing rod and two fish the other with a bunch of flowers the largest 16 cm high.
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J. Barnard Knight (Attributed) Attributed to J. Barnard Knight Victoria circa 1960 Moulded as two koalas in a tree with applied gum nuts and leaves 19 cm high.
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Pair Of Koala Bookends Attributed to J. Barnard Knight Victoria circa 1960 Moulded ceramic each in the form of a koala in a tree with applied gum nuts and leaves 12 cm high.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circular earthenware charger decorated with the profile of an Indigenous elder incised Martin Boyd Australia 35.5 cm diameter.
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Takacs Studio New South Walescirca 1960 ceramic slip cast dish with Indigenous bust incised Takacs Australia. Width 17 cm .
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Gymea New South Wales Three pieces including a slip cast mug vase and a beaker each with a brown ground decorated with stylised aboriginal motifs painted factory marks the vase 13 cm high.
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Little Sydney Pottery New South Wales circa 1970 Lobed ceramic dish in graduated colours showing a seated aboriginal male with a boomerang stamped factory mark 25.5 cm wide.
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Rockingham Glazed Stoneware Decanter In the form of a kangaroo with a joey 29 cm high.
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Darbyshire Pottery Western Australia circa 1950 Slip cast ceramic figure of an Aboriginal male the figure with black hair and a coloured head band crouching grass loincloth and arm band 9.5 cm high.
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Studio Anna New South Wales circa 1965 Ashtray and two dishes each with stylised aboriginal motifs stamped factory marks the largest 16.5 cm wide.
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Takacs Studio New South Wales circa 1960 Shaped ceramic dish together with a pair of cruets and a mug each decorated with Indigenous motifs.
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Brownie Downing, New South Wales, eight small porcelain dishes transfer printed with various images including aboriginal children koalas and kangaroos three with a stamped factory mark 10 cm diameter.
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Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, six earthenware ramekins in various colours four with a single handle decorated with stylised aboriginal motifs incised signature to each 9 cm diameter.
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Arthur Merric Bloomfield Boyd Victoria circa 1950 Earthenware Indigenous elder relief face plaque incised Am Boyd 27 cm high.
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