Lot 70
Second half 19th century, possibly by Jacob Petit
Each of square outline on feet modelled as swans, the sides of each with reserves alternately decorated with tableaux of baskets and vases of fruit and flowers, and birds at their nests within gilt-decorated cobalt borders, the covers conforming, without makers mark
Each 22.5cm high
Estimate $400 - $500
Wear to gilding overall
One lid with a hairline crack to interior and associated losses
The other vase showing repair to one swan
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Nickleby's Antiques, Kyneton, Victoria, from whom acquired by Terence Lane in April, 2013
The Terence Lane Collection, Part I
AUCTION
Sale: LJ8814
11:00am - 3 May 2026
Hawthorn
VIEWING
Viewing in Carlton by appointment only. Lots 241 - 277 viewing in Hawthorn by appointment only. Bookings via decorativearts@leonardjoel.com.au
CONTACT
Chiara Curcio
decorativearts@leonardjoel.com.au
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