Welcome to our latest ‘Fresh Stock’ post.
It’s a great variety – Asian, Indian, and Australian!
We have a vast number of exciting English & Continental Ceramics coming in the next few weeks, for those who are looking for something a little ‘finer’ than today’s offerings….
Enjoy!
Asian Items
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Chinese carved Serpentine Lónggui dragon-turtle, Qing Dynasty, 19th c.$2,600.00 AUD
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Rare Japanese Satsuma dish with Ancient Egyptian motifs, c. 1920Sold
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Pair of Chinese carved stone ‘foo dog’ statues, earlier 20th century$480.00 AUD
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Chinese porcelain Guan Yin, earlier 20th c.$165.00 AUD
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Japanese kakejiku scroll, Kannon & nobleman, Meiji Period 19th century$285.00 AUD
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Chinese Rose Quartz carved female figure, Late Qing Dynasty$450.00 AUD
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Pair of large stone seals, foo dog finials, 20th century$950.00 AUD
Indian Items
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Indian White Silk and Silver Bullion textile, 19th-20th century$350.00 AUD
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Indian Textile, gold bullion elephants + deer, 19th/ earlier 20th century$580.00 AUD
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Indian Brass ‘Taj Mahal’ tray, 20th century$45.00 AUD
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Quality Indian brass vessel, flower-carved, c. 1900$95.00 AUD
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Indian illustrative picture, Mughal Prince in pleasure garden, gouache on card, 19th-20th c.$245.00 AUD
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Flamboyant Indian Brass urn with lid, incised animals + figures, cobra handles, Devi knop, c. 1900$680.00 AUD
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Indian style brass tray with fine incised design with red ground, KINCO UK, c. 1925$125.00 AUD
The Dawn of Moorcroft…. a William Moorcroft teapot, Macintyre-made 1898
James Macintyre & Co employed the ceramic artist William Moorcroft in 1897, where he was responsible for the introduction of the slip-decorated designs they called ‘Aurelian Ware’. This was of course to blossom into the famous Moorcroft firm when William left Macintyre in 1913 and set up his own works, with the help of Liberty’s of London.
This piece bears the registration number 311,909.
The British Registration numbers for 1897 ended with 311,657; the registration of this teapot design was the 252nd for 1898, indicating it was probably prepared in 1897, the first year of William Moorcroft’s employment at Macintyre’s works, and submitted early in 1898. Despite the damage to the spout, it is a desirable rarity illustrating the beginning of the epic Moorcroft art form that continues to this day!
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Continental Art Pottery blue-glaze flared pottery vase, earlier 20th century$55.00 AUD
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Longpark Pottery (Torquay, UK) bowl- purple ground, pink flower, c.1920$45.00 AUD
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Continental Art Pottery brown + blue glaze vase, earlier 20th c.$85.00 AUD
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Dutch / English pottery money box, 19th century$95.00 AUD
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Osterra Edel-Keramik Secessionist pottery bowl, mid-20th c.$135.00 AUD
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Pottery jug with ivy leaf , C 1875$45.00 AUD
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German Porcelain shoe with fighting roosters, c. 1895$85.00 AUD
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Australian Pottery green-glaze flower frog, c. 1930$125.00 AUD
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Grimwades ‘Peach Lustre’ orange flower frog, reg. 1922$85.00 AUD
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Bendigo Pottery globular vase, 1920’s$35.00 AUD
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‘Candyware’ lavender blue ‘dimpled’ pottery bowl, UK c. 1938$65.00 AUD
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Candyware small Art Pottery vase with ‘dimples’, c. 1938$45.00 AUD
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Art Nouveau porcelain shaving mug, organic form & green lustre, c.1905$85.00 AUD