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Fine & Decorative Arts — Raffan Kelaher & Thomas

Auction House:Raffan Kelaher & ThomasNumber of lots recorded:229
Sale Title:Fine & Decorative ArtsLots with images:229
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:182
Date:21-Jun-2021
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A late 19th century Bohemian cut glass scent bottle, in ruby overlay with silver top and glass stopper, together with one other, an early 20th century magenta flashed glass bottle with silver top, both bottles of globular form. Height 5.5, 9.5 cm
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Two 19th century Bohemian glass travelling scent bottles, including a blue flashed cut glass bottle with enamel top and metal stopper, together with a ruby and floral enamel brooches bottle, no stopper. Length 6, 8.5 cm
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A sterling silver card case, monogrammed J.Mc.W, Deakin & Francis Ltd Birmingham, 1904. Weight 43.7grams. Dents.
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A pair of George IV sterling silver tea spoons, Old English pattern, William Schofield, London 1829. Weight 31grams
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A modern sterling silver photo frame, Carrs, Sheffield 2000. Height 13 cm.
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Three Scottish sterling silver tea spoons, fiddle pattern, monogrammed 'Ek' on handle, Pw Glasgow 1858. Weight 57grams.
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A pair of sterling silver salt cellars, square shaped, Brook & Son Edinburgh 1936. 5.5 x 5.5 cm. Weight 85grams.
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A sterling silver and mother-of-pearl fruit knife and fork, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1902.
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Three specimen vases, crystal body, silver rim. Height 10.5, 13.5 cm.
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A sterling silver fob chain, with mesh purse. Hallmarked fainted. Weight 39grams .
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A sterling silver small salt cellar, circular shaped, with blue liner, William Adams Ltd Birmingham 1937. Weight 13.1grams.
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A sterling silver Kings pattern part dinner set, comprising four main forks, three entree forks and three dessert spoons, H J Lias & Son London 1856. Weight 778grams.
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An early 20th century Bohemian uranium yellow cut glass perfume bottle, with silver flip back action lid. Height 10 cm.
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Two 19th century Bohemian cut glass perfume bottles, both of hexagonal form, one in cobalt blue glass and the other in ruby stained flash cut. Height 7.5, 8 cm. Minor chips and scratches.
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Two late 19th century Bohemian green flash cut glass scent bottles, with silver flip back lids. No stopper to both. Height 8,10 cm. Slight damage to one silver in the form of a small hold.
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Two early 20th century cut glass and sterling silver bottles, one an atomiser with silver mounts, and the other, a faceted body scent bottle with silver screw lid, no glass stopper. Height 9.5, 10 cm.
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Two Victorian cornucopia scent bottles, with silver embossed mounts and lids, both faceted bodies and and ring chain, one ruby glass and the other emerald green. Only one with glass stopper. Length 6 cm.
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Three 19th century Bohemian thin gilt perfume bottles, two with glass stoppers. Wrae to gilt in areas due to age. Length 10-12 cm.
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Two Victorian Bristol blue coloured glass double ended scent bottle, both with faceted sides, one with silver mounts and the other with gilt metal mounts. Length 11.5, 12 cm.
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Three late 19th century scent bottles, including an Australian 1880s lavender scent bottle, a Victorian 'The three star lavender Water' bottle and one other. Height 6-22 cm
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Two 19th century Bohemian cut ruby glass perfume bottles, one in ruby stained flash cut. Height 16, 10 cm. Minor chipsand scratches.
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A Victorian green pressed glass 'Crown Perfumery' smelling salts bottle, with crown stopper and impression to base, London, together with a silver Continental bottle holder, depicting a courting scene set in an idyllic garden with peacocks. Height 10 cm (total height)
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A large boulder opal paperweight. Length 8 cm.
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Two silver pocket watches, well decorated.
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Three sterling silver tea spoons, lightly etched on handle, mark indistinct. Weight 33.2grams.
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A silver plated casket, made in America. L. 11.5 x 7 x 5.5 cm
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Two sterling silver tea spoons, fiddle pattern, monogrammed Es. Circa H.D, Edinburgh, 1832. Weight 23.7grams.
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A four piece sterling silver tea set, comprising tea pot, hot water, sugar basin and milk jug, monogrammed Cif, hallmarked. Weight all in 2350grams.
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A sterling silver serving spoon, fiddle pattern, Thomas Meade, Dublin, 1832.
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Six napkin rings, three carved into Tasmanian wood, enhanced with a silver shield, and three sterling silver ones.
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A Thai silver cake server, silver handle and knife. Weight 74grams.
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An Asian bowl, decorated with amethyst and crystals, all over embossed god figures. Together with matching double handles cup. (2)
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A late 19th century porcelain and gilt scent bottle, on green ground, together with a frosted pink art glass scent bottle. Height 6, 14 cm. Repair to porcelain rim and minor chips and scratches.
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An early 20th century Bohemian uranium cut glass perfume bottle. Height 14 cm.
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A 19th century Bohemian yellow glass perfume bottle, with metal gilt mounted lid and glass stopper. The flattened globular body painted with an enamel flower to center and with chain link suspended pendant, together with an an Art Deco yellow cut glass scent bottle, of hexagonal form. Height 7.5, 9 cm. Minor chips to the Art Deco bottle.
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A sterling silver basket, openwork design, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1898. Weight 29.1grams.
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Three perfume glass bottles, with silver rim, two with stopper. English hallmarked 20th century.
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Two coin set ashtrays, Asian silver. Weight 140grams.
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A George III sterling silver table spoon, fiddle pattern, London 1811. Weight 70grams.
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A Victorian sterling silver fish knife, Kings pattern, London 1853. Weight 59grams.
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A William IV sterling silver spoon, fiddle pattern, Jonathan Hayne London 1831. Weight 15.2grams.
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Two goblets, carved into horn, enhanced with sterling silver rim or shields, England. Damaged. Tall goblet: William Dunningham & Co, Edimburgh 1904.
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A set of four sterling silver Paul Revere reproduction by Towle cocktail forks, scrolls and leaf handle, monogrammed. Together with four matching ramekin forks. Weight 139 grams.
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A Victorian silver thimble, 93% silver (laser tested). Weight 3grams.
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A sterling silver pepper shaker, with blue liner. Weight 14.9grams.
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Two small oval picture frames, sterling silver frame. Height 7 cm. Boxed.
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A sterling silver miniature trophy, circular base, Birmingham, 1903. Weight 26grams.
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A Victorian sterling silver spoon, monogrammed 'Mh', Robert Wallis London 1847. Weight 17.5grams.
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A George IV sterling silver spoon, monogrammed 'C', Thomas Dicks London 1826. Weight 14.8grams.
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A ladle, fiddle pattern, tested as sterling silver. Marked W.Huegel 12HJ. Weight 190grams
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A sterling silver miniature tray, embossed with foliate. Length 10 cm. Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1903. Weight 19.6grams.
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A sterling silver small basket, oval, openwork, Atkin Brothers Sheffield 1900. Weight 31.9grams
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Two Georgian sterling silver spoons, monogrammed, London circa 1798-1799. Weight 26.9grams.
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A George IV sterling silver spoon and knife, handle and blade sterling silver, previously gilded, Ledsam, Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham, 1829. Weight 51grams.
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A set of eight Tiffany & Co sterling silver tea spoons, each handle well decorated, and monogrammed Kww. Weight 121grams.
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A group of silver items, including mustard pots, pepper shakers, pin dish. 20th century hallmarked. Weight all in 265grams
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A 20th century sterling silver sauce ladle, by Bailey Banks & Biddle Co. Weight 47grams.
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A George III sterling silver mustard spoon, Richard Crossley London 1800. Weight 10.2grams.
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A single knife, ivory carved handle, sterling silver blade and rose gold collar. Faint marks. 19th century.
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A Georgian sterling silver table spoon, Old English pattern, Thomas & William Chawner London circa 1760. Weight 59grams.
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A pin dish, blue glass liner, enhanced with a sterling silver Eucalyptus leaf . Australian made. Weight silver 12.6grams. Diameter 11.5 cm.
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A pair of Scottish sterling silver table spoons, Old English pattern, W.W, Edinburgh, 1786-1787. Weight 115grams.
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A silver vase, tubular form, scalloped rim, well decorated with flowers, tested as sterling. Height 30 cm. Weight 210grams
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A set of twelve German lobster picks, 800 silver, by H. Meyer & Co. Circa 1890. Weight 582grams.
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A Victorian sterling silver table spoon, fiddle pattern, Robert Wallis London 1845. Weight 67grams
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A silver tray, well etched with flowers. Weight 436grams. Tested as sterling silver.
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A standard silver drinking set, Polish made, comprising six shots and a lidded carafe, on tray. Weight 649grams.
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A religious miniature of St Anne, in ivory frame. Height 9 cm.
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A Queen Anne style walnut bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior, with two drawers below, raised on cabriole legs. Height 101 x 69 x 52 cm.
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A late Victorian mahogany corner cabinet, the upper section fitted with astragal glazed door, above a single panel door, on plinth base. Bearing a BADA sticker. Height 211 x 70 x 43 cm.
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A Charles X burr walnut commode,fitted with four drawers, the top one shaped, moulded edge, with marble top.
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A fine onyx and champleve pedestal table, the square top above shaped champleve panel, raised on four turned tapering legs, united by an under tier. All over gilt metal mounts, French early 20th century. 81 x 45.5 x 45.5 cm.
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A William IV mahogany bookcase, the upper section fitted with two glass doors, above a lower section fitted with one drawer and two doors. As found - some losses. H. 212 x 97 x 52 cm.
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A George III mahogany breakfront secretaire bookcase, the upper section enclosed by four astragal glazed doors with adjustable shelves. The lower section fitted with a fall front drawer enclosing a writing surface and well fitted interior, flanked by cupboard doors, raised on plinth base. Height 240 x 220 x 55 cm.
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A George III mahogany long case clock, the domed hood flanked by spiral twist columns. The brass dial signed Richard Evans Falmouth, with subsiduary second hand and date apperture. Height 208 cm.
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An Arts & Crafts walnut writing table, the rectangular top with moulded edge, above a reeded frieze drawer, raised on slender outset legs, united by lattice work stretchers. Height 72 cm. Width 107 cm depth 62 cm.
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A Royal Doulton figure, 'Sweet Anne'. HN1331. Height 19 cm.
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Three Minton porcelain, 'The Lion', 'The Unicorn', and 'The red Dragon', with the house of Windsor / Prince of Wales coat of arms, commemorating the Royal wedding of Prince Charles and lady Diana Spencer in 1981 height 16 cm.
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A Royal Worcester figurine, 'The Parakeet', repair to wing. Height 18 cm
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A Royal Copenhagen polar bear, designed by bear by C. F. Liisberg, circa 1970. Height 35 cm.
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A mid 19th century Copeland dessert service, comprising tazza, two dishes, two oblong dishes and a plate (restored). Each painted with a bouquet of flowers, within green borders, heightened in gilt. Marked to the base 'Copeland Garret Felspar porcelain, late Spode'. Height of tazza 19 cm. Diameter of tazza 30 cm.
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Two cut crystal ship's decanters, each with slash and diamond cut decoration and lables, a sterling silver 'Brandy' lable by C. Robathan & Son, Bermingham, 1923 and 'Cognac' silver plate lable. Heights 29 and 30 cm.
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A Colonial cedar hall table, the rectangular top with plain frieze and turned buttoned finials, raised on a circular pedestal, ending on four bun feet. Height 75 cm. Width 130 cm. Depth 60 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Canberra, ACT. As used by her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at the opening of Bonython School ACT, February 1992.
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A 19th century Japanese Satsuma porcelain vase, heavily decorated depicting three finely painted figures performing an incense ceremony, six character mark to base. Circa 1900. Height 18.5 cm.
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A 19th century Chinese carved ivory Chinese immortal, Fu, four character signed to base. Height 18 cm.
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A 19th century Chinese carved hardstone figure of a Elderly man, with eagle perched on his back. Height 18 cm
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A 17th/18th century Thai bronze Buddha, raised on wooden base.
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A Roman vase, volute krater shape, with square handles. Height 20.5 cm
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A 19th brass and copper plated samovar, spherical shaped, raised on four lion's paw and bunt feet. Missing tap tuner. Height 32 cm
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A Regency silver plated samovar, the spherical shaped, carried by God atlas, on square base, and on bunt feet. Height 46 cm
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An early 19th century French girandole garniture, figural gilt metal, comprising a three light candelabrum, hung with crystal drops. The body each depicting a courting in a close embrace, raised on rectangular marble bases. Height 47 cm.
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An early 19th century French girandole garnitures, figural gilt metal, comprising a three light candelabrum and two single light candlesticks, hunging with crystal drops. The body each depicting a courting in a close embrace, raised on rectangular marble bases. Height 38, 47 cm. (3)
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A 19th century carriage clock, brass and bevelled glass case, the white enamel dial marked 'Goldsmith and Silversmith Company, 112 Regent Street, London', striking on a gong, with key. Height 18 cm
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A 19th century brass and glass Italian tazza, reticulated mythological theme border, on pedestal base. Diameter 38 cm
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A Regency silver plated samovar, urn shaped, with lion mask to sides, a carved ivory tap, and raised on four lion's paw and bunt feet. Height 38 cm
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A Regency copper samovar, lion mask handles, with sphinx finial lid. The tap surmounted by a sterling silver plaque with hallmarks of King William IV,1829, raised on four slender tapered legs, ending on paw feet, united and over four ball ends. Height 45 cm
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A Regency copper samovar, urn shaped with scrolling floral handles, acorn finial. Raised on a four shell formed base and ending on four feet. Height 45 cm
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A pair of Victorian brass candlesticks, with three shells to body, and on drape circular base. Height 26 cm
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A large Victorian silver plated and ceramic lined Flagon, of tapering cylindrical form on a spreading foot, mounted with a large scroll handle, the sides are profusely etched with a Chinoiserie screen, beaded and floral borders, the spout is embossed with Roman chariot. Height 35 cm.
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A Georgian cut glass decanter, with swirl and hob nail body and triple ring neck, together with a sterling silver sherry label, London, 1825. Height 28 cm.
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