There’s a fine selection of Fresh Stock to browse, from Victorian Glass to 18th century Worcester.
And there’s just two days to make the most of our 15% off sale, ending tomorrow!
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Rare marked Drewry & Son milk jug, Chinoiserie print, c. 1825Sold -
Bow sauceboat with chinoiserie figures, smallest size, c. 1765$485.00 AUD -
Derby ‘Neptune’ mug, seaweed handle, circa 1790$980.00 AUD -
Pair of large Georgian silhouettes, lady & gent, black lacquer frames, c. 1825$950.00 AUD -
Victorian ‘Mary Gregory’ glass biscuit jar, C. 1890Sold -
Victorian ruby glass biscuit jar, circa 1890$245.00 AUD -
Mason’s Ironstone style vase, unmarked, circa 1870$175.00 AUD -
Pottery Child’s plate, Baker at work with ‘Progress of the Loaf’ print, c. 1830$100.00 AUD
Asian Fresh Stock
Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese… some terrific pieces Fresh to stock.
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Chinese enamel on silver & copper box, 8 immortals, c.1900$675.00 AUD -
Chinese export globular tea caddy, European Flowers, C.1760$320.00 AUD -
Binh Thuan shipwreck Buddhistic Lion bowl, Swatow Ware C. 1608$325.00 AUD -
Chinese Export teapot with European decoration, c.1730$950.00 AUD -
Blanc-de-chine Guanyin, Jingdezhen kilns c. 1650$1,250.00 AUD -
Paktong metal Chinese teapot with poem, flowers, circa 1900$265.00 AUD
Delft & delft…
We have some Fresh ‘Delft’ and ‘delft’ pottery.
What’s the difference? -Capital D is for the Dutch Delft, while the English version is designated a lower-case ‘d’. France calls it ‘Faience’, Germany ‘Fayence’, and Italy ‘Maiolica’.
Of course, it’s all the same technology: Tin oxide (a white powder) is added to the glaze to make it opaque and white, similar to the more technical porcelain. The reason can be seen when there’s a chip that reveals the clay body underneath: inevitably, it’s a coarse reddish-brown colour, nowhere near as attractive as the tinglaze white for a background.
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Strasbourg tinglaze faience figure of ‘Summer’, c.1780Sold -
Tinglaze deskset with parrot & scallop shell, 18th-19th century$1,650.00 AUD -
Dutch Delft plate with Oriental Garden, C 1740$480.00 AUD -
Dutch Delft plate, rear view of Cows, c. 1780$580.00 AUD -
Italian tinglaze bowl with garden scene in colour, C. 1750$540.00 AUD -
English delft plate, polychrome Oriental Landscape, c.1760$495.00 AUD -
English delft plate, polychrome Oriental Garden, c. 1765$495.00 AUD -
Lambeth delft plate with Oriental Garden, C 1750-70$650.00 AUD -
English delft plate, Chinese pagoda pattern, attr. Lambeth C.1785$295.00 AUD -
Liverpool delft plate, Chinese ‘precious objects’, c. 1760.$480.00 AUD -
Liverpool delft plate, Chinese ‘precious objects’, C. 1760.$480.00 AUD
18th century Porcelain
A fine selection of 18th century English & Continental Ceramics, including some ‘Superb Sèvres’.
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Sèvres cup & a saucer, superb scenic panels by Jean Bouchet, dated 1781$3,300.00 AUD -
Dr Wall Worcester teapot stand, prob. London decorated, c. 1770Sold -
Early Worcester shell pickle, added enamels & gold, c.1758$545.00 AUD -
Derby biscuit porcelain figure group, Pastoral group with dog & goat, c. 1790$980.00 AUD -
Derby figure of a piper & dog, unusual incised “Small”, c.1790Sold -
Derby ‘Neptune’ mug, seaweed handle, circa 1790$980.00 AUD
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Bow plate with Oriental style aquatic plants, C. 1752-55$950.00 AUD -
Derby blue and white butter boat, leaf form , Chinese landscape, c. 1765$320.00 AUD -
Derby figure of the ‘Welch Tailor’s Wife’, c. 1785$980.00 AUD -
Large Derby figure of Falstaff, James Quinn, Rococo scroll base, c. 1775$2,600.00 AUD -
Worcester slop bowl, underglaze blue ‘Rock Strata’ pattern, c. 1770$780.00 AUD -
Sevres plate, flowers & blue scroll, hardpaste c. 1780$1,250.00 AUD -
Sevres plate, scattered flowers by Ambroise Michel, 1777$1,480.00 AUD -
Gold Anchor Chelsea plate with birds and flowers, c. 1760$1,350.00 AUD -
Sèvres lotus-moulded dish, compotier rond, flower sprays, dated 1764$2,400.00 AUD -
Sevres lotus-moulded dish, compotier rond, flower sprays by Lécot, dated 1764Sold
