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Catalogue Two Day Antique & General Vickers & Hoad Auctioneers Vickers & Hoad Auctioneers Phone 02 96997887 http://www.vickhoad.com 224 Young St Waterloo NSW 2017 Catalogue Two Day Antique & General Sunday 10 November 2019 Starting at:11:00 AM Sunday 10 November 2019 Starting at:11:00 AM To be held at our Auction Rooms: 224 Young St , Waterloo NSW 2017 Terms: Eftpos & Credit cards accepted & pre approved cheque - VISA surcharge of 1.47% and MasterCard surcharge of 1.35% applies Lot Estimate Lot Estimate 1 Pair of Continental porcelain 200-300 16 Silver plated tongue dish, approx 20-40 figures of Napoleon and 25cm D Josephine, blue Naples mark to 17 Antique small bronze figure of 80-120 base, approx 27cm H Dianna, approx 15.5cm H 2 Three piece hallmarked sterling 400-600 18 Antique 19th century bronze of a 40-60 silver marriage tea set, marks are satyr holding a cornucopia, ring rubbed, total weight approx 1170 handle, missing sconce pan, grams (3) approx 13cm H 3 Tasmanian wooden trinket box, 20-40 19 Antique tumblers and etched 10-20 with a map of Tasmania inset to wine glass, approx 15cm H and top, approx 11cm W smaller 4 Chinese carved ivory dragon 50-70 20 Antique 18th century silver metal 150-250 puzzle ball on figural stand mounted tapering cylindrical horn 5 Antique French marriage dome, 260-320 beaker, approx 10cm high, other approx 50cm H x 35cm W beakers, a horn flask (6) 6 Cast metal figural clock, no key 40-60 21 Antoine Bofill (French late 600-800 or pendulum, approx 42cm H 19th/early 20th century), after, a 7 Chinese yellow & blue ground 60-80 brown patinated bronze, ginger jar, approx 20cm H Vanqueur, the victorious warrior holds his martial attributes, a 8 Ivory figure on wooden stand, 30-40 sword entwined with laurel and a approx 8cm H helmet, his waist clad in a tunic, 9 Antique French marriage dome, 200-300 standing on a rocky outcrop, approx 51cm H x 30cm W signed in the maquette, approx 44.5cm H 10 Vintage French aqua glass soda 80-120 siphon, approx 30cm H 22 Antique 18th century Chinese 120-180 export porcelain milk jug and 11 Pair of cased antique French 60-80 coffee cup and saucer, painted Opera glasses, approx 10cm L en grisaille and gilt decorated, 12 Vintage pink flamingo figural lamp 20-40 approx 14cm H and smaller (3) base with star brand and signed, Exceptional Pair of antique early 600-800 approx 28cm H 23 19th century English school 13 Pair of French cast metal 30-50 portrait miniatures, portrait of a candlesticks in relief to base, young lady wearing a necklace each approx 25cm H (2) and lace trimmed white dress 14 Chinese Huanghuali wood brush 400-600 with landscape beyond, approx pot, simulated bamboo in design, 7.5 x 5.5cm oval; and companion, approx 15cm H a pair (2) 15 Pair of Chinese Qing dynasty, 1600-2200 Guangxu period blue & white porcelain bowls of very fine detail, from a Sydney collection, with box, approx 16cm Dia each Tuesday, 5 November 2019 Page 1 of 36 Lot Estimate Lot Estimate 24 Antique George III rosewood 300-500 38 Decorative vase and a matching 20-40 rectangular work box, hinged egg form piece, approx 40cm H cover printed with a topographical and smaller (2) view and inlaid with a geometric 39 Assortment to include twin handle 40-60 Tunbridge type border, enclosing tray, teaset, candle sticks, a lift-out tray fitted with an cocktail shaker and napkin rings arrangement of compartments, kite shaped escutcheon, approx 40 Beldray copper Art Nouveau 40-60 21cm W crumb tray and brush with a Benson insulated lidded tankard 25 Edwardian mantle clock, enamel 100-150 (3) dial, twin winding holes, central diamond shaped satinwood 41 Vintage French coffee grinder, 30-50 patera, retailed by J Sermin Ltd, approx 22cm H Sheffield, has key & pendulum, 42 Three didgeridoos, two signed 20-40 approx 31cm H along with sticks and snakes 26 Antique 19th century French 400-600 43 Pair of antique French carriage 80-120 ormolu mantle clock, the convex lamps converted, approx 35cm L white enamel Arabic dial each decorated with swags, the drum 44 Two pairs of decorative vases (4) 30-50 movement with outside count wheel strike mechanism, the 45 Assortment of antique and 20-30 drumhead case surmounted by a vintage porcelain figure of an Oriental lady upon a 46 Assortment of glassware to 10-20 stepped rectangular base with include bottles, decanter scroll feet, approx 34cm H (No stoppers, etc key or pendulum) 47 Assortment of lamps and 20-30 27 Australian hardwood boomerang, 200-400 candlestick etc approx 53cm L, another 48 Two boxes of china to include 10-20 boomerang, carved in relief with plates, tiles etc an ostrich, approx 38cm L, and a hardwood club (3) 49 Assortment of decorative eggs, 40-60 some hard stone 28 Decorative greyhound head, 20-40 approx 22cm H 50 Art Deco ebonized painted box, 80-120 an oval caddy and a Burr wood 29 Murano glass swirl sculpture, 30-40 caddy, approx 19cm H and approx 29cm H smaller (3) 30 Nao angel figure, approx 32cm H 20-40 51 Antique French circular tin and 80-120 31 Two antique Chinese export 200-300 wooden coffee grinder, approx canted rectangular dishes, circa 26cm H 1800s, each painted with figures 52 French champagne bucket, 20-30 in a landscape, approx 28.5cm W approx 25cm H (2) 53 French 'Bouvet Ladubay - 30-50 32 Fine antique 19th century 400-600 Saumur' champagne bucket, coromandel and ivory strung approx 21cm H rectangular tea caddy, by Lund of Fleet St London, the interior fitted 54 Pair of antique wooden clogs (2) 20-30 with two removable lidded 55 Art Deco period hinged butter 20-40 compartments and a glass mixing cover marked W.M.F. bowl, approx 16cm x 32cm x 16cm 56 Antique French Renaissance 200-300 revival bronze inkstand & 33 Fleet of ships & boats, approx 20-30 accessories, approx 53cm W and 46cm H and smaller smaller 34 Assortment of dolls furniture, 10-20 57 Four various old office items, 20-40 approx 48cm H and smaller approx 24cm H and smaller (4) 35 Decorative lidded urn, two rabbits 30-50 58 Antique Rosewood brass bound 160-220 and a horse head (4) vanity box, approx 16cm H x 36 Six wall brackets, approx 40cm L 20-40 30cm W x 23cm D and smaller (6) 37 Italian Masquerade masks (5) 40-60 Tuesday, 5 November 2019 Page 2 of 36 Lot Estimate Lot Estimate 59 Antique carved hardwood smiling 200-300 76 Antique 19th century Sheffield 300-500 sage figure group on stand, plate inkstand, fitted with two approx 21cm H x 40cm W x glass inkwells flanking a 18cm D miniature chamber stick, with pen 60 Four blue glass vases, approx 10-20 recesses to each side, the 12.5cm H each (4) gadrooned base with scroll cast paw feet, the underside inscribed 61 Antique French brass ribbed 30-50 'Wellington Club', approx 21.5cm flask, approx 29cm H W 62 European cast metal figure of a 40-60 77 Antique Chinese carved 1600-2200 male mandolin player, approx mammoth ivory figure of a Sage, 31cm H signed to base, approx 35cm H 63 Antique bronze seated sage 300-500 (without stand) figure, approx 19cm H x 20cm W 78 Assortment of porcelain to 40-60 64 Antique French gilt spelter mantle 500-800 include Coalport, Wedgwood, clock under glass dome, no key & Minton, Spode and others, no pendulum, dome approx 47cm approx 16cm H & shorter H x 43cm W 79 Antique 19th century Rococo 200-300 65 Vintage top hat with an antique 80-120 style gilt metal twin branch shop advertising box candelabrum with central seated 66 Pair of squat bronze candlesticks, 50-80 Putti and on a pierced scrolling each approx 11cm H (2) base, approx 30.5cm H x 21cm W 300-500 67 Pair of antique Oriental bronze 160-220 80 Group of three early 19th century vases, each with elephant trunk silhouette portraits, depicting handles, each approx 16cm H (2) William Wootton MRCS, LSA (1802-1866),approx 8.5cm, and 68 Pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel 300-500 two of his sons, probably William & brass vases, each approx and Holtom (3) 20cm H (2) 81 Crystal ice bucket, bowl and a 40-60 69 Pair of antique Palissy style urn 40-60 glass candle snuffer, approx form vases, D and S Battie 23cm and smaller (3) Collection, each approx 13.5cm H Four Royal Doulton figures along 80-120 (2) 82 with a Coalport figure, approx 70 Small oriental green glass statue 20-30 12cm H and smaller (5) on stand, approx 19.5cm H 83 Collection of antique Spode blue 80-120 71 Coca Cola cast iron advertising 100-200 & white jug, antique flow blue money box, approx 19cm H Childs mug, antique spills and 72 Shelley souvenir vase, Weeping 20-30 figures, approx 12cm H and Rock, Katoomba, NSW, approx smaller 17cm H 84 Antique German sterling mounted 400-600 73 French 'Moet' champagne 40-60 walking stick, the white metal bucket, approx 26cm H crook handle in the form of a greyhounds head with glass eyes 74 Antique 19th century French 600-800 and stamped 925, approx 94cm L ormolu mantle clock with silvered engine turned Roman dial and 85 Antique German 800 mark Art 300-500 moon hands, the movement with Nouveau mounted hardwood silk suspension and outside count walking stick, cast in high relief wheel bell strike, the case with nude female and male surmounted with two figures of playing a harp and flute ladies seated upon rocks over 86 Antique 19th century pierced 60-80 acanthus scroll mounts and feet, brass circular ink stand, in the has pendulum (in office renaissance revival style, approx 4594.331A) no key.
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