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QUARTERLY
COLLECTORS
AUCTION SERIES
Melbourne, Wednesday 4 December 2013
926–930 High Street
Armadale, Victoria 3143
+61 3 9508 8888
www.mossgreen.com.au
COVER ILLUSTRATIONS:
Front: Lot 77, 162 and 229
Back: Lot 446
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IT & PHOTOGRAPHY
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QUARTERLY
COLLECTORS
AUCTION
SERIES
MELBOURNE, WEDNESDAY 4 DECEMBER 2013 AT 2.30PM
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ADMINISTRATION
ENQUIRIES
SPECIALIST
ENQUIRIES
Accounts
Telephone & Absentee Bids
Decorative Arts & Antiques
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Accounts
Collections & Shipping
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Packing & Despatch
Photo requests &
condition reports
Historical Memorabilia & Books
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HOW TO
BUY AT
MOSSGREEN
AUCTIONS
We have compiled the following guide to assist you
with the exciting process that is bidding at auction.
Bidding
Mossgreen Auctions offers all clients four options to bid at our
auctions:
1. AT THE AUCTION
Experience the excitement, theatre and fun of bidding at a
live auction.
To bid in person, make sure you arrive with enough time to
register for a bidding number, and if you haven’t purchased with
Mossgreen before then you will need to bring along some photo
identification such as a driver’s licence or passport.
2. TELEPHONE BIDDING
The perfect solution for when you can’t attend in person.
Mossgreen staff bid individually with you over the telephone,
relaying each bid and what is happening in the room itself and
will bid on your behalf upon your instructions.
Please note that telephone bids must be organised with at least
24 hours notice, and that on occasion telephone bids will be
limited if the auction is offsite. You will be advised if this is the
case in the catalogue and on the website.
To organise a telephone bid please refer to the telephone
bidding page at the back of this catalogue. The “Cover Bid”
section is optional, however useful if you are uncontactable
at the last minute, or the telephone line drops out- you are
authorising Mossgreen to bid to that amount on your behalf.
Mossgreen offers telephone bids on all lots, in all auctions.
3. ABSENTEE BIDS
The ideal solution when you can’t attend in person, action a
telephone bid, or simply have a budget you wish to stick to.
An absentee bid requires your maximum bid to be recorded for
the lot numbers you are interested in bidding on, and should the
LOT DESCRIPTIONS
are the basic catalogue information given such as dimensions,
date or age, medium, attribution, provenance, quantity and so
on. All lots are guaranteed for 30 days from the auction date.
The website gives a clear size guide in relation to the average
sized person, as well as signature and multi-view details for
selected higher priced items.
ESTIMATES
are printed for all lots and can take into account rarity, condition,
quality and provenance. In this catalogue all lots are offered with
a reserve of 75% of the low estimate. No lot will be sold for less
than 75% of the low estimate.
To organise an absentee bid, please refer to the absentee
bidding form at the back of this catalogue, and further details
are available in the Terms and Conditions of Sale section, also
at the back of this catalogue. An email must be supplied at the
time of submitting your absentee bid, along with a clear copy
of your photo identification if you have not purchased with
Mossgreen before.
4. ONLINE BIDDING
Mossgreen Live is an online bidding service created exclusively for
Mossgreen clients. You may register at www.mossgreen.com.au.
Please note there is no commission added to the Buyer’s
Premium for lots purchased via Mossgreen Live.
Alternatively you may bid via LiveAuctioneers.com. Please note
lots purchased via LiveAuctioneers.com are subject to a 3%
commission charge added to the Buyer’s Premium.
INTERNATIONAL BIDDING
If you are an international bidder who has not purchased with
Mossgreen before, you must make sure your identification,
your signed bidding form and a deposit at our discretion has
arrived and is confirmed prior to the auction date. This deposit
is refundable within 48 hours should you not be successful. If
you are successful it will be deducted from your purchase total
and any remaining balance must be paid via direct deposit.
Bank details are provided in the Payment section at the back
of this catalogue.
Payment & Collection
Viewing
Mossgreen’s printed catalogues are available approximately
two weeks prior to an auction sale date. Online catalogues are
posted at www.mossgreen.com.au approximately three weeks
prior to the auction date. Catalogues can be subscribed to
yearly, or you can collect a complimentary copy at the viewing.
The viewing days are typically the three or four days prior to the
Auction date from 10.00am–5.00pm at the location/s printed in
the catalogue and on the website.
lot be knocked down to a lesser amount than recorded under
your number, and you are the highest bidder on the auctioneer’s
book, then the lot will be sold to you for the lesser hammer
price. Please note absentee bids must be received no later than
24 hours prior to the auction commencement time.
TALK TO OUR SPECIALISTS
YOUR FINAL INVOICE
DELIVERY
who are always happy to discuss any lot with you in greater
detail. Their contact details for a particular sale are published in
each appropriate catalogue and on the website.
If you are successful you will receive your invoice emailed to
you, and you will pay the hammer price of your lots, plus the
buyer’s premium on each lot – 22% plus GST, together with any
additional applicable charges such as GST on hammer, or the
Artist Resale Royalty if applicable.
Small items can be wrapped by Mossgreen following payment
and inspection of your items, and larger items can be packaged
into boxes or bubble-wrapped for your convenience. Please
note, should you request Mossgreen to pack your items for you,
we take no responsibility for any breakages. Mossgreen is happy
to assist with all your transport requirements whether it be a
local, interstate or international delivery. We can provide up to
two competitive quotes for international shipping.
Please contact Robbie Richards on 0419 393 932 or
[email protected]
CONDITION REPORTS
are available upon request. These supplement the catalogue
description and provide guidance on a lot’s condition. They are
advisable to obtain if you cannot view the item in person and
have any queries. Please send email request to:
[email protected]
SYMBOLS
occasionally, a symbol is printed next to a lot number, indicating
a special clause regarding the sale of that lot – you may come
across the following at our sales:
† GST on HAMMER, meaning this GST added onto not just the
Buyers Premium, but the hammer price also.
§ Artist copyright resale royalty, meaning that this lot is subject
to an artist’s resale royalty.
Payments must be made in full by the final collection day after
the auction date as printed in the catalogue. Personal, company
and bank cheques are not accepted. We accept Eftpos, (up
to $1,000AUD or your daily limit), direct deposit or credit
card (2.2% merchant fee for Visa and Mastercard or 3.3% for
American Express). Please note that credit card transactions
over $5,000 will not be accepted over the telephone unless by
prior arrangement.
Up to $10,000AUD can accepted in cash, and for any amount
over this, it must be deposited directly into a Bank of Melbourne
/ St George branch. Please refer to the Payment Form at the
back of this catalogue for further details.
STORAGE
All items must be paid for and collected within the collection
times advertised for each individual auction.
If items are not collected within this time-frame, Mossgreen
reserves the right to charge removal and storage fees.
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Permits
Certificates of Authenticity
GST
Payments & Collections
Telephone/Absentee Bids
Under the protection of the Movable
Cultural Heritage Act 1986, buyers
may be required to obtain an export
permit for certain categories of items
in this sale, from the Movable Cultural
Heritage unit, Identification and
Conservation Branch, Environment
Australia, GPO Box 787, Canberra,
ACT, 2601.
Certificates are available on request
at $29.50 per item.
In cases where the vendor is selling
property owned by an entity
registered for GST, Mossgreen will
charge GST on the hammer price in
addition. This is denoted by a dagger
symbol placed next to the estimate †
Payments & Collections can be made
at the following location:
Please complete the Telephone or
Absentee bid form/s at the end of
this catalogue and fax to Mossgreen
Auctions on 03 9508 8899. Bids must
be received 24 hours prior to the
commencement of the auction.
Also, buyers may be required under
the provisions of the wildlife and
protection ‘Regulation of Exports and
Imports’ Act of 1992, to obtain an
export permit for certain categories
of items in this auction such as ivory
or tortoiseshell. These permits are
to be obtained from the Wildlife
Protection Section, Environment
Australia – Biodiversity Group, prior
to the purchase of items being
exported from Australia.
Important Notice
Some imagery of Aboriginal Art
and artefacts in this catalogue
may be of a secret nature and it is
suggested that officials in Aboriginal
communities preview the catalogue
with community elders for approval
before circulating it to the general
community.
For lots with multiple items,
additional certificates may be
requested at $29.50 each.
Images
Please note that images illustrated in
this catalogue are not to scale. Where
relevant, dimensions or size are
indicated in the written description.
Buyer’s Premium
A buyer’s premium of 22% applies to
all purchases. GST is applicable to the
buyer’s premium only, unless indicated
otherwise by the symbol †
Resale Royalty Scheme
Lots subject to payment of the
Artists Resale Royalty Scheme will
be denoted by the symbol §. The
Australian Resale Royalty is a flat rate
of 5% on the hammer price (including
GST). The Australian Resale Royalty is
payable by the buyer in addition to the
buyer’s premium plus applicable GST.
Estimates
The $ value in the right columns are
an estimate range and as such should
only be taken as a guide to value.
No lots will be sold for less than
75% of the lower figure of the
published Estimate. It should be
noted that bids much below estimate
are rarely successful.
Mossgreen Auctions
All goods must be collected and paid
before 5pm on Friday 13 December to
avoid removal and storage charges.
Please contact us if packing and
dispatching is required.
Collection during the auction will
not be possible except by prior
arrangement for clients attending the
auction from interstate or overseas.
All payments must be made in
Australian dollars. Credit cards will
be accepted in person only with a
surcharge of 2.2% (inc GST) for Visa
and Mastercard and 3.3% (inc GST)
for American Express. Please refer
to the payment form at the back of
this catalogue for further details.
Personal company and bank cheques
are not accepted.
Registration
To register to buy, all potential
purchasers not known to Mossgreen
will be asked to provide an accredited
form of photo identification.
Removalists
Mossgreen Auctions will have local,
interstate art & international freight
agents available to arrange deliveries.
Quotes available on request.
International Buyers
International buyers not previously
registered with Mossgreen will be
required to transfer a AUD$500
deposit in cleared funds to Mossgreen
Auctions account in order to be
able to bid at this auction. These
funds must be cleared in Mossgreen
Auctions account 24 hours prior to
the Auctions start. For bank account
details please see Payment Form at
the end of this catalogue.
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COLLECTABLES - GENERAL
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HALCYON DAYS: Enamel boxes, clock, thimble, sewing tape measures (2), musical box & potpourri.
(22 items)�� $300–400
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ROBUR silver plated Perfect tea pot with infuser, hot water pot, jug & sugar bowl. (4 items)��$150–200
3
NETSUKE: Group of 3 hand coloured Japanese ivory figural netsukes. 4–5cm each.��$200–300
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Antique ivory & bone baby teethers, group of 16.��$150–200
5
Group of bone & ivory netsuke (3), amulets (4), seal & inro. 3–6cm (9 items)�� $400–500
6
MOSER: Suite of 29 gilt rimmed crystal glasses (missing 1 sherry) (1950 items)��$200–300
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VIOLIN: German Klotz antique violin. Refined scroll, one piece back & rosewood pegs. Housed in
antique rosewood case, with fine bow. Was used by members of the Sydney Philharmonic Orchestra.
1945 sale receipt of 25 pounds. 1908 repairers label.��$1,500–2,000
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IVORY SPINNING TOPS: 18th century with ring turnings & metal tips. Beautiful patina. 9 & 10cm.
(2 items)��$200–300
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18th century figured snuff box with note “Snuff box of oak from the wreck of the Royal George,
made by an Artilleryman. The figures represent Burns’ Tam O’Shanter & Souter Johnny. In 1782 while
undergoing repairs at Portsmouth the Royal George went down & 900 lives were lost”�� $600–800
10
GEORGIAN GLASSES: Group of 7 faceted glasses c1820s�� $300–500
11
Chinese silver circular jewel box; European silver compact; antique papier mache box with hand
painted top. (3 items)��$200–300
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Antique ivory sewing clamp & ivory needle case with carved crown finials. (2 items)��$200–300
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SEWING WORKBOX: Mid 19th century Coromandel box beautifully inlaid with brass & shell,
fitted blue silk interior with handsome collection of bone, ivory & mother of pearl sewing implements.
30cm x 12cm x 9cm�� $600–800
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NETSUKE: Antique Japanese boxwood netsuke, mid 19th century. 6cm��$200–300
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Antique ivory & bone baby teethers. Group of 19, some carved��$150–200
ILLUSTRATED ONLINE
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MEDALLION: “To Commemorate The Visit of H.R.H.Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburgh K.G. to Australia”.
Reverse stamped with “H.M.S.Galatea 1867”. White metal, holed, 4.5cm. Fair condition�� $60–100
More images can be found online at www.mossgreen.com.au
Additional images are being added everyday
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Group of antique sewing equipment. Noted Tunbridge pin cushion; Melbourne exhibition needle
book; “Beatrice Patent” needle cases (2); Ivory needle book, implements etc (16 items)�� $300–400
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Section
Lot
Collectables – General
1–96
Aboriginal & Tribal Artifacts & Artworks
97–102
Autographs
103–153
Australian Pottery
154–196
Aviation Memorabilia
197–200
Books & Printed Ephemera
201–217
Ceramics
218–267
Cigarette & Trade Cards – General Subjects
268–284
Furniture
285–321
Jewellery
322–341
Lamps and Lighting
342-344
Military Memorabilia
345–356
Paintings and other Artworks
357–406
Photographs
407–409
Postcards
410–439
Posters
440–457
Railways & Transport Memorabilia
458–461
Silver
462–560
Watches & Timepieces
561–574
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CHEMIST BOX: Antique Homoeopathy set in burr walnut one-drawer box fitted with 30 glass bottles;
plus book “The Stepping-Stone to Homoeopathy & Health, Dr.Ruddock” c1872.��$120–200
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ANTIQUE BOXES: Walnut sewing box & rosewood tea caddy (guttered). (2 items)�� $150–250
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PRINCESS THEATRE: 1879 share certificate “The Princess Theatre Company Limited”,
signed on reverse by J.C.Williamson. Very attractive and scarce.�� $120–150
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Viniagrettes: Group of 10 antique & vintage bone & ivory turned & carved viniagrettes.
3-7cm each.��$200–300
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DOOR FURNITURE: Set of 3 cast iron lion mask features in gold finish ex. Melbourne Mint;
silver plated antique carriage handle. (4 items)��$150–200
WILLIAM H. "BILLY" MAY (1953–2009)
was an American-born Australian artistic director, theatre producer and composer. He was best known for creating
“Walking with Dinosaurs - The Live Experience”, an arena show based on the BBC documentary television mini-series,
Walking with Dinosaurs. The production, which debuted in 2007 and featured 15 lifelike dinosaurs designed by May,
has been called "one of the largest and most acclaimed shows to come out of Australia." He had moved to Australia in
1972, ultimately working on more than forty theatre productions here, the United Kingdom and New York. In 1983, May
returned to New York to produce the musical, “Marilyn: An American Fable”. As a result, May, who was just 24 years old
in 1983, became the youngest producer on Broadway at the time. May's other credits included “The Hobbit”; the 2002
theatrical production of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” at The Arts Centre in Melbourne; “Boswell for the
Defence”, which starred actor Leo McKern as James Boswell; and the 1997 musical, “Always”.
Mossgreen is proud to be offering for auction in this catalogue, a number of items from May’s career and from his home.
They have been identified with the words “From the William May Collection” following each description.
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BING German hot air engine c1905-1912. Makers stamp under engine.
37cm x 20cm x 40cm�� $1,200–1,500
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Antique top hats (3); Bowler hat & vintage square leather case. (5 items)��$200–300
23
Antique bronze & spelter Cupid statues on alabaster & wood bases. 19cm & 16cm (2 items).
From the William May Collection�� $200–400
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BADGES: “Fed. Carters & Drivers Indl. Union of Aust.” enamel badge; plus “Vic.Rlys.
Junior Engineering Society”. Fair/G condition. (2 items)��$100–120
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BAROGRAPH: Late 19th century with silver plated makers plaque “JOHN BROWNING, 63 Strand,
London” in original walnut case. Original patina. Good condition.�� $300–500
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BALLARAT BREWING CO: Framed display of original beer bottle labels, 15 in total.
Early 20th century. Beautifully framed & captioned. 58cm x 48cm. Superb condition��$100–120
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Antique sewing equipment: Ivory tape measure, pin cushion, needle case, spool case & mother of pearl
needle case with needles. (5 items)�� $300–400
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Arts & Crafts English pewter water jug with enamel decoration; ornate brass savory dish
(2 items)��$150–200
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Brass three-branch candelabra; pair of Arts & Crafts copper candle sticks & candle holder with snuffer.
(4 items)��$200–300
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Antique & vintage sewing equipment: Comprising “Morris & Yeomans Lace Tablets” (3);
needle case & pin cushions (3) (7 items)��$200–300
THERMOS: Attractive “Rollert” thermos, engraved on front “To Mr.W.E.Herring, a gift from his friends
at Brighton, Victoria, with every wish for A Safe Journey. Feb.1912”. Thermos with leather carry-case,
in superb condition. The thermos flask was invented by Sir James Dewar in 1892.�� $300–500
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BADGES & MEDALLIONS: c1915-2000 range with sporting medals/fobs (15); medallions (21);
tokens (4); badges/pins (24) including Melbourne High School.��$150–200
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PENS: 15ct Gold pencil holder (5.5 grams); Swan gold plated fountain pen in case c1930s; (2)
vintage pencils (silver & gold finish). VG condition (4 items)��$200–300†
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DESK SET: Australian blackwood desk set comprising 2 ink wells, 2 pens, 2 rulers & blotter.
(8 items)��$120–200
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Japanese ivory circular box engraved with lions c1930s; scrimshaw whales teeth (2) (3 items)$200–300
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NETSUKE: Group of 3 Japanese ivory peasant figured netsukes. 5cm each��$200–300
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TIN TOYS: German Rigi cable car; English made “Radiation, Regulo Controlled Gas Cooker”
money box; German clockwork toy scissor sharpening man (early 20th century). (3 items)��$200–300
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TANTALUS: Early 20th century oak three-bottle tantalus.��$200–300
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Bridge set in brass bound mahogany box, includes nice bone scorer. 45cm x 22cm x 11cm��$150–200
47
NETSUKE: Japanese carved ivory tiger group; & feeding cat. 4cm each (2 items)��$200–300
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Set of 24 bone handled knives in Hardy Bros box; plus, assorted fish & fruit cutlery in oak canteen
��$200–250
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Antique spelter statue of William Shakespeare mounted on circular plinth base.
46cm overall�� $500–750
ENGLISH PORCELAIN: Blue & white wares including wash jug; meat platter; tureens; “Willow” ware;
soft paste porcelain mantle vase; dishes etc. (40 items)��$150–200
Antique Chinese Bow. Original painted finish with decorative hand grip. Tip damage, lovely patina.
Good condition�� $200–400
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Antique silver plated pair of Adams style candle sticks & pierced bon bon comport & cover with Griffin
handles & fruit finial. Mixed condition (3 items)�� $100–200
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Silver plated fruit bowls (2); champagne cooler; water jug; pair of tureens & 6 crystal salts.
(12 items)��$200–300
COLLECTIONS
All goods must be collected and paid before 5pm on Friday 13 December to avoid removal
and storage charges. Collection during the auction will not be possible except by prior
arrangement for clients attending the auction from interstate or overseas.
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STONE ORNAMENTS: Lapis lazuli egg, carved duck & silver mounted toucan ornament;
carved rock crystal Chinese miniature pot with Foo dog lid; Chinese carved jade pendant with gold
mount. 4cm to 13cm. VG condition (5 items)��$150–200
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JEWELLERY BOXES: Group of (5) comprising: Italian Ivoreen & gilt metal with miniature portrait top;
Art Deco onyx & malachite; turquoise glass with brass claw feet; Italian marble & brass;
Capodimonte porcelain. VG condition (5 items)��$150–200
66
CHINESE CHESS SET: Each piece individually carved in bone, housed in a fitted blue cloth covered box.
Mid 20th century. VG condition.�� $150–250
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Remains of toy collection: Noted Minic Triang keys (2); badges; buttons; Hornby railway lamps;
old tin etc.�� $60–100
Bohemian Art Deco black & clear glass vase. 19.5cm. From the William May Collection��$120–200
68
DIEPPE IVORY PENDANT: Beautifully carved cherub amongst flowers & foliage, French c1870s.
VG condition��$200–300
KITCHENALIA: Copper kettle, jelly moulds (2), mortar & 2 pestles, bakelite ware (3),
salt pig & assorted wooden biscuit moulds. (17 items)�� $120–150
69
Pair of clear glass mantle vases. Inverted bell shaped with bulbous stem. Height 36cm each.
Excellent condition��$150–200
MINIATURE PORTRAITS: Watercolour portrait of a girl c1920s; & 2 Italian portraits of women
in ivory & ivoreen frames, mid 20th century.��$200–300
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Miscellany: Zeiss Icon folding camera; “Ballarat Light Bitter” antique brewery advertising counter top
sign; QE II booklet; postcard; De Reszke cigarette cards (45/50); Shell Oil cards (30); collection of
vintage calenders. Mixed condition.��$120–200
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MURANO RUBY GLASS comport; dolphin figured stem with gold fleck inclusions. 22cm x 27cm.
Excellent condition��$200–300
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EDINBURGH CRYSTAL: Suite of glasses (some missing) 38 in total; plus 10 assorted glass champagne
flutes. (44 items)��$150–200
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ORREFORS: Swedish art glass vase with etched design of a stylized Art Deco female nude waterskiing.
Mid 20th century, height 22cm. Excellent condition��$150–200
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MURANO GLASS VASE: Goblet form with dolphin stem in clear glass with gold fleck inclusions.
31cm, VG condition.��$150–200
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BALANCE OF CAMERA COLLECTION, noted Yashica cameras (4); range of lenses (25) with some for
Canon & Nikon cameras; various accessories; books (11). Inspection will reward.��$100–200†
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LALIQUE: Art Deco glass vase with bird patterned decoration. Frosted & clear finish.
Acid etched signature “Lalique France”. Height 26cm, width 24cm. Excellent condition��$1,000–1,500
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AMMONITE: Impressive Jurassic period (180 million years old) with crystalline structure. Set on a
custom built stand stamped J.Antony Redmile. Fossil diameter 17cm approx. Height 26cm total.
G/VG condition��$500–700
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THEATRE COSTUME DESIGN ARCHIVE: Folio of John Truscott original paintings, drawings & pictures.
Well worth close inspection. 30+ pieces. From the William May Collection�� $600–1,000
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NETSUKE: Group of 3 Japanese carved ivory animal netsuke. 4cm each (3 items)��$200–300
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CHINESE IVORY statue of a man; & carved ivory & bone screw top jar, early 20th century.
9cm & 8cm (2 items)��$150–200
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“PETER PAN” PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE, Patent 1772/22, made in London, not in working order.
��$200–300
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Set of 6 cotton reel air twist stem champagne flutes��$150–200
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Vintage c1930 horizontal steam engine with Babcock multitube boiler. Complete system with water
tank. Possibly a Stuart engine. 77cm x 32cm x 53cm. RARE��$2,000–2,500
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LALIQUE: Set of 6 water glasses each with applied green glass dots. Hand signed “Lalique France”.
Very slight chip to rim on one, otherwise VG condition.�� $300–500
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PERSIAN RUG: Fine quality hand knotted prayer rug in terra cotta, black & cream.
170cm x 121cm�� $400–600
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THIMBLES: Collection of 68 assorted thimbles including sterling silver, enamel, porcelain etc��$200–300
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NEEDLE BOOKS: “Sydney Harbour Bridge” packets (2); “Henry Milwald & Sons” of Redditch Folding
possibly salesman sample set; antique knitting pins & needles set; pocket note book
“Younghusband-Melbourne & Albury”; childrens books (2). Mixed condition (7 items)�� $100–200
LLADRO: Spanish porcelain figure group statue of two Nuns, gres finish (Green/blue glaze).
Designed by Fulgencio Garcia. 33.5cm, Excellent condition��$150–200
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Medals & Badges: Masonic sterling silver medals (8) c1930s; Masonic gilt metal medals (5);
Australian military medalets group of 4; commemorative medallions & badges (8); Military Cross.
G/VG condition (23 items)��$200–300
MICHAEL JACKSON PLATINUM RECORD: RIAA certified platinum record display, “Commemorating
the sale of more than 5 Million copies of Michael Jackson’s Album, Cassette and CD “DANGEROUS”,
framed & glazed, overall 80x86cm.�� $300–400
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Royal Copenhagen porcelain statue of a boy with umbrella (18cm); pair of Lladro porcelain angel
statues, 11cm & 13cm. Excellent condition (3 items)��$150–200
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RUBY GLASS jugs (2), one antique 15cm, the other 20th century Bohemian cut crystal, 22cm;
antique English blue glass beaker decorated with enamel floral swags; Bohemian jug with metal mount.
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DESK SET: Comprising Christofle box; Links of London clock, stapler, paper knife, note holder &
quartz desk clock. Nice contemporary lot. (7 items). From the William May Collection��$150–200
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VERSACE: Rosenthal “Medusa” crystal footed bowl in original box. Retail $1,499.
Height 21.5cm, Width 33cm. From the William May Collection�� $400–500
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REMUED: Two branch handled pottery vases glazed in green, yellow mauve & brown.
Incised signatures & 196/7 shape number. 18cm each. �� $300–400
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ORIENTAL: Chinese carved amethyst coloured crystal statue 16cm; pair of Chinese carved ivory
fishermen statues 11cm & 13cm; carved Chinese walnut. (4 items)�� $300–400
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Remains of a collection: Royal Worcester hand-painted porcelain fruit patterned dish (11cm);
Aynsley “Orchard Gold” cup & saucer; Limoges porcelain vanity ware (4 pieces); antique porcelain
moonflask vase with turquoise glaze & gilt decoration. G/VG condition (8 items)��$200–300
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STUART DEVLIN SURPRISE FOOTBALL: Rare collectable designed by Stuart Devlin, goldsmith &
jeweller to Her Majesty the Queen, for the Geelong Football Club. Comprising a 9ct gold football,
with cat, football boot, ground and swear box made from sterling silver and gold gilded. In a glass &
wood display case. Limited edition No.33/5. & book ‘25 Years of Stuart Devlin in London’ published
by The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths (London, 1983). Ex Terry Fulton, a member of Geelong’s
1951 & 1952 Premiership sides, who wore the number “33”, and went to school with Stuart Devlin.
ABORIGINAL & TRIBAL ARTEFACTS & ARTWORKS
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A Sago jar, East Sepik, Papua New Guinea. Stoneware & natural earth pigments.
Collected during WW2. 28.5cm x 15cm�� $600–800
Stuart Devlin is a significant gold and silversmith, who rose to fame in 1964 when he won a competition
to design the first decimal coinage for Australia. He has designed furniture, interiors, jewellery, and
commissioned pieces of all types, including trophies, clocks, centrepieces, goblets, candelabra, bowls,
and insignia. Among his most popular commissions, Devlin has designed coins and medals for 36
countries throughout the world, including precious coins for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and
the medals for the founding awards of the Australian honours system in 1975: the Order of Australia
�� $3,000 – $4,000
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A Carved Head. SEPIK RIVER Papua New Guinea. Carved wood & natural earth pigments. 59cm.
PROVENANCE, Roy Grounds, Melbourne�� $300–500
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A FEASTING BOWL. Schouten Islands, Papua New Guinea. Carved wood & pigment.
56cm x 28cm x 8.2cm��$200–300
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A RARE squatting figure; Caroline Islands, Micronesia. Carved wood, shell & resin. 30.5cm��$700–1,000
CHRISTOFLE: Stainless steel cutlery set for 12 people 48 pieces total; Christofle serving tray. (49 items)
From the William May Collection��$200–300
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A Highly Decorated Tami Mask. HUON GULF, Papua New Guinea.
Carved wood, shell & natural earth pigments. 72cm�� $200–400
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A Carved Dugong. NORTH AMERICA. Carved wood. 35.5cm Long.��$200–300
AUTOGRAPHS
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ALBUM: Terrific collection of signatures on letters, photographs & pages. Movie stars, artists,
musicians & politicians. Noted; Baden Powell (2), Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner, Bob Hope, Ralph Nader,
William Ricketts, Joan Sutherland, Judith Wright, Tom Keneally, Manning Clark, Sir Zelman Cowen,
Bob Ansett, Sir Gustav Nossal & many more. (40 items)�� $500–1,000
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AUTOGRAPHS: “The Music of the Poets - The Musicians’ Birthday Book” [London, 1908], with
fabulous collection of 863 autographs, mostly musicians, noted Clara Butt, Noel Coward, Peter Dawson,
Percy Grainger, Robert Helpmann, Gladys Moncrief, Nellie Melba, Yehudi Menuhin, Anna Pavlova,
Roy Rene; also aviators - Hans Bertram, Bert Hinkler, Amy Johnson, Charles Kingsford Smith &
Charles Ulm; celebrities including General Birdwood, J.B.Chifley, Lord Gowrie, Katherine Hepburn,
Lawrence Olivier, Walter Lindrum, Robert Menzies, Hubert Opperman; c1940 South Australia cricket
team including Don Bradman. With A-Z list of autographs.��$1,000–1,500
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AUTOGRAPHS: Lovely signed photograph of silent film star Merna Kennedy (alongside
Charlie Chaplin); plus two c1907-13 autograph books with range of signatures & drawings.�� $50–75
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AUTOGRAPHS: Signed photographs of Harrison Ford (as Han Solo from “Star Wars”);
Don Bradman (some fading); Colin Hayes & jockey George Moore; Dennis Lillee & Greg Chappell.
All framed, various sizes. (4 items)��$200–250
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CELEBRITIES & SPORT AUTOGRAPHS: Collection beautifully presented on pages, comprising 66 items
with 86 signatures, most mounted with associated pictures & information, noted David Attenborough,
Donald Trump, astronaut Wally Schirra, Dick Smith, Malcolm Forbes, Ranulph Fiennes, Kay Cottee,
Nancy Bird; many Olympic gold medallists with Brigitte McMahon-Huber, Gary Hall Jr, Kelly Holmes,
Linford Christie, Nadia Comaneci, Jens Fielder, Marie-Jose Perec, Gabriela Szabo.��$250–300
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AUTOGRAPHS: Range with aviator Alan Cobham, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Dennis Lillee,
Pete Sampras; c1906-15 Autograph Book with 192 signatures including Royal Welsh Male Choir &
Ada Crossley; plus c1925-30 Autograph Book with 82 signatures including Air Marshal
Sir Richard Williams (father of the RAAF), and a number of pleasant illustrations.��$200–250
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AUTOGRAPHS: Signed photographs of John Leland Attwood (aerospace engineer who developed P51
Mustang and oversaw Apollo programme); Lt.General Thomas Kelly (Desert Storm); Rose Mary Woods
(President Nixon’s secretary). (3 items)��$100–120
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ASLAN: Impressive oversize puppet from “The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe” Australian tour.
Length 2.3m, Height 1.6m From the William May Collection�� $2,000–4,000
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Pair of contemporary art glass Somersso vases. 39cm & 41cm
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SNOW QUEEN & CHRISTMAS costumes and 2 crowns from the theatre production of
“The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe” Australian tour. From the William May Collection��$150–200
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WATERFORD CRYSTAL by John Rocha: 2 Fruit bowls & 2 vases in black & clear diamond cut crystal.
Ranging in size from 8cm to 35cm. (4 items) From the William May Collection��$200–300
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Rosenthal Studio-line faceted crystal fruit bowl 22cm & pair of crystal condiment bowls, 10cm each.
(3 items) From the William May Collection��$120–200
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THEATRICAL MEMORABILIA: Life size Leopard puppet from “The Lion The Witch & The Wardrobe”
Melbourne production. From the William May Collection�� $400–600
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AUTOGRAPHS: Signed books, noted Bob Hawke (Prime Minister), Francis Chichester, Arnold Zable,
Alan Marshall, Morris West & Noel Counihan. G/VG condition. (10 items).�� $150–250
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Remains of collection: Wedgwood pewter serving trays (8); cheese board; napkin rings; comport;
decanter & ice bucket. From the William May Collection��$150–200
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AUTOGRAPHS: Signed cards & photographs, noted British Prime Ministers - Tony Blair & John Major;
golfers (9) with Arnold Palmer, Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard Langer & Raymond Floyd.
(11 items).�� $100–150†
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Ralph Lauren crystal candle sticks (4); assorted serving bowls; metal ware dishes;
Waterford Marquis stainless steel cake stand. From the William May Collection��$150–200
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Christopher Guy Curvy Line mirror, purchased from Reidel imports in 2011 for $5,600.
213cm x 123cm. From the William May Collection�� $600–800
AUTOGRAPHS: c1917-48 Autograph Book belonging to Alex W.Allen from the Australian High
Commissioners Office in London & The Argus newspaper, with 10 signatures including Billy Hughes
(Australian Prime Minister), David Lloyd George (British Prime Minister), Sir Munro Ferguson
(Aust. Governor General), Vivien Leigh & Lawrence Olivier. Some very fine signatures.��$250–300
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ARTISTS: Collection of signed letters, photographs, catalogues & brochures, noted HANS HEYSEN one
page letter; LOUIS KAHAN signed etching plus extra signature on piece; JOHN PERCIVAL (3);
DAVID BOYD; KARL DULDIG; WILLIAM RICKETTS signature on brochure; JUDY CASSAB (2);
ROBERT DICKERSON signature on letter; MAX MIDDLETON signed letter; DESIDERIUS ORBAN signed
letter; DE GASPARI signed photograph (with Pope John Paul II). G/VG condition. (14 items).�� $500–750
ARTISTS: Signed art books - “Hans Heysen - Watercolours and Drawings” [Sydney, 1950] signed by
Hans Heysen; “Adrien Feint - Flower Paintings” by Ure Smith [Sydney, 1948] signed by Adrien Feint;
“Jean-Claude Picot” [Paris, 1985] with signature & sketch by the artist; “Jonah” by Arthur Boyd &
Peter Porter (signed by both) [London, 1973]. Fair/VG condition. (4 items)��$200–250
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AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS: Clifton Pugh (signed pen sketch), John Brack, Ray Crooke (signed catalogue),
Ivor Hele, Louis Kahan, Will Ashton, Adrian Feint (3), Harold Herbert (signed etching), Pro Hart,
Robert Dickerson, Leonard French, Daryl Lindsay etc (17 items)��$800–1,200
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AUTHORS/PLAYWRIGHTS: GEORGE BERNARD SHAW signed application to the “The Dramatists’
Guild”; ALAN SILLITOE (1928-2010) signature on 1976 letter; HENRY ARTHUR JONES (1851-1929)
autograph on 1917 letter; SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO (1855-1934) autograph letter with cover.
Fair/Good condition. (4 items)��$200–250
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AUTHORS: Signed letters, pieces & books, noted Rudyard Kipling, Franz Molnar, Colleen McCullough,
Alice Meynell, Les Murray, Max Harris & Judith Wright. (7 items).��$200–250
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“AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC LEGENDS” display comprising signed cards by Shirley Strickland, Murray
Rose, Betty Cuthbert, Marjorie Jackson & Herb Elliott, window mounted with appropriate Australia Post
First Day covers, framed & glazed, overall 78x60cm. Limited edition 2/6, with CoA.��$150–200
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AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTERS: Signed photographs & pieces, noted John Gorton (2),
William McMahon, Malcolm Fraser (2), Bob Hawke (2), Paul Keating & John Howard.
G/VG condition. (9 items).�� $400–500
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AUSTRALIAN POLITICIANS, PREMIERS & MAYORS: Signed photos/pictures, noted Kim Beazley,
Sir Henry Bolte, Neville Wran (2), David Tonkin, Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Charles Court, Sallyanne Atkinson,
Nelson Meers, Bruce Small, Irvin Rockman, Frank Sleeman, Ernest Lee-Steere, Clem Jones & Leo Port.
G/VG condition. (15 items).��$100–150
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AVIATORS: 1931 Menu “Luncheon in Honor of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, Round-the-World-Flyers”,
hosted by the Mayor of New York, signed on reverse by six famous aviators - Charles Lindbergh,
Wiley Post, Harold Gatty, Bernt Balchen, Clarence Chamberlin & Casey Jones. A wonderful and
extremely rare group.
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THOR HEYERDAHL (1914-2002, Norwegian ethnographer and adventurer): “The Kon-Tiki Expedition By Raft Across the South Seas” by Thor Heyerdahl [London, 1950], Edition De Luxe 36/350,
signed by the author; plus signature on piece. Very nice condition, slight toning throughout.��$100–150
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HANS HEYSEN (1877-1968, German-born Australian artist): Archive collection of letters (7) & price list/
statement of art works (on 4 separate pages) all addressed from Hahndorf dating from 1947-48.
Eight signatures in total. Fair/Good condition.�� $500–750
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HAROLD HOLT (Australia’s 17th Prime Minister), fine signature on 2-page letter written in 1961 as
Treasurer. Together with three other letters regarding a taxation problem, two signed by Don Chipp.
Harold Holt’s term as Prime Minister was brought to an early and dramatic end in December 1967 when
he disappeared while swimming at Cheviot Beach near Portsea, Victoria, and was presumed drowned.
��$200–250
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MICHAEL JORDAN, signed photograph, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 41x31cm.
With CoA.�� $120–150
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN (1809-65, 16th President of the USA): Signature on Military Appointment of
George A.Mursick to Assistant Surgeon of Volunteers (9th Oct.1863). Partially printed document on
vellum with embossed Presidential seal, also signed by Edwin M.Stanton (Secretary of War), window
mounted, framed & glazed, overall 49x67cm. Signature faded, though attractive & rare.
This was the first flight around the world in a fixed-wing aircraft. Wiley Post was killed in a crash in
August 1935. Harold Gatty, born in Tasmania, was a leading navigator, inventor and aviation pioneer,
who founded Fiji Airways which later became Air Pacific.�� $500–1,000
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J.M.BARRIE (1869-1937, author of “Peter Pan”), signature on letter dated 20th June 1927;
together with original envelope. Good condition.��$250–300
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THE BEATLES: John Lennon & Ringo Starr signatures on pieces of notepaper. Together with Mobil
photo card with facsimile autographs, and 1964 ‘The Sun’ front page.�� $300–400
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MENACHEM BEGIN (1913-92, Israel’s 6th Prime Minister), signed photograph; plus signature on typed
letter in Hebrew. VG condition. (2 items).��$100–150
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EDWARD BULWER-LYTTON (1803-73, English novelist, poet, playwright & politician):
Signed letter addressed to author Charles Dickens. Extremely rare.��$200–250
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CHARLES DARWIN: Printed autograph on carte de visite by Elliott & Fry of London c1870.
Good condition��$200–300
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MILLVINA DEAN (recently deceased, last survivor of the “Titanic”), nice signature on reprinted
photograph of the “Titanic” departing Southampton.��$200–250
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MILLVINA DEAN (recently deceased, last survivor of the “Titanic”), signature on large reprinted
photograph of the “Titanic” departing Southampton, window mounted, framed & glazed,
overall 54x44cm.��$200–250
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GRAHAM GREENE (1904-91, English writer): “The Ministry of Fear” by Graham Greene [London, 1943],
first edition with typed letter affixed to inside front cover signed in pen by the author and dated 31st
January 1950. Original yellow/gold coloured cloth (moderately soiled with tone damage), lettering in
black on the spine. A 20th century classic.�� $400–500
Dr.Mursick was quickly promoted to Surgeon in charge of United States Army General Hospital at
Duvall’s Cliff, Arkansas. He was present at many noted Civil War battles.�� $4,000–5,000
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SIR ROBERT MENZIES (1894-1977, 12th Prime Minister of Australia), signed letters (2), typed single
pages both dated 1966, one signed “Bob”, the other signed in full “Robert Menzies”.
G/VG condition.��$150–200
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HENRY MOORE (1898-1986, English sculptor and artist): “Henry Moore on Sculpture” by Philip James
[London, 1966], First edition signed by Henry Moore with presentation inscription dated 1966 on half
title page. Dust wrapper soiled and in poor condition, book firm with slight fading to the boards on the
bottom edge.��$100–150
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MOVIE STARS: Signed photographs, noted Michael Caine; Tom Selleck & Morgan Fairchild;
Jane Fonda & Bruce Dern; Larry Hagman & Linda Gray; Douglas Fairbanks Jnr; Peter Sellers;
Robert Mitchum; Lana Turner; Jacqueline Bissett. All window mounted, framed & glazed, average size
35cm x 28cm. Mainly VG condition. (10 items).��$100–150
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MOVIES & TV: Signed photographs - James Gandolfini, James Earl Jones, Tom Cruise,
Samuel L.Jackson, Charlie Sheen, Jimmy Stewart, Jeremy Irons, Jason Alexander, Rodrigo Santoro,
Wayne Knight, Corin Nemec, Christian Slater, Michael McKean, Lee Majors, Karl Maldon &
Martin Landau. (16 items). With CoAs.��$150–200
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MOVIES & TV: Signed photographs - John Travolta, Will Smith, Adam Sandler, Dennis Farina,
Richard Anderson, Barry Morse, David Spade, Christian Slater, Kane Hodder, Hank Garrett,
Ben Chapman, Andrew Tiernan, Alan King, Corin Nemec, Jerry O’Connell & Robert Patrick. (16 Items).
With CoAs.��$150–200
MOVIES & TV: Signed photographs - Julie Andrews, Angelina Jolie, Uma Thurman (2), Claudia Schiffer,
Anna Kournikova, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Kelly Brook, Melinda Clarke, Heather Thomas, Wendie Malick,
Jennifer Jason Leigh, Milla Jovovich, Summer Glau, Kristin Davis, Jessica Simpson & Leelee Sobieski.
(17 items). With CoAs.��$150–200
MOVIES & TV: Cast signed photographs - The Sopranos (2), Transformers (3), Saving Private Ryan,
Sin City (2), Stargate, Splash, Three’s Company (2), Seinfeld (2), JAG (2), Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie,
Sleepy Hollow, 300 (2), King Kong, Starship Troopers. (22 items). 6 with CoAs.�� $300–400
MOVIES & TV: Signed photographs, noted Bruce Willis, John Travolta, James Gandolfini,
David Wenham, Shia LaBeouf, Charlize Theron, Linda Hamilton, Pat Morita (2), Naomi Watts,
Julie Andrews, Jack Nicholson (2); also American footballers Willie Richardson & Raymond Berry.
(No CoAs) (30 items).��$150–200
MOVIE STARS: Selection of framed promotional photo portraits all with signatures.
Noted Douglas Fairbanks Jnr, Jackie Cooper, Raymond Massey, Ginger Rogers, Joan Collins,
Deborah Kerr & Morgan Fairchild. VG condition (14 items)�� $200–400
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MUSICIANS & COMPOSERS: Signatures on cards, programs & letters, noted Benjamin Britten,
Dame Joan Sutherland, Yehudi Menuhin (4), Sir Georg Solti (Conductor), Toti Dalmonte, James Galway.
G/VG condition. (31 items).��$150–200
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1960s MUSIC: signed pieces, photos & LP, noted Bob Dylan, Tom Jones, The Easybeats,
Chris Curtis of the Searchers (3), Tony Worsley (3), Bobby & Laurie (2), Ray Brown & the Whisperers,
The Flies. (29 items).�� $100–200
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RICHARD NIXON (37th President of the U.S.A); fine signature “Dick Nixon” on letterhead of the
Vice President, Washington dated June 8th 1959, addressed to The Honorable Henry E.Bolte
Premier of Victoria. Pin hole top left. G/VG condition�� $200–400
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HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON (Ethal Florence Lindesay Richardson, 1870-1946, Australian author):
1911 postcard & 1942 letters (2), all signed H.H.R. Together with 1957 invitation & leaflet to plaque
unveiling in the author’s honour; pictures/photo (3); collection of letters (4) from Olga Roncorni
who lived with Richardson for several years after her husband’s death. A rare offering as most of the
author’s private papers were destroyed on her instructions after her death. (12 items).��$250–300
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THE ROLLING STONES: “The Rolling Stones Monthly Book” No.3 August 1964, with signatures
inside on 10 pages - Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones (2), Bill Wyman (3) & Charlie Watts (3).
Magazine with damaged front cover, but signatures fine.�� $500–750
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GIOACHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868, Italian composer): “Mozart - Don Giovanni - Partition 1” album of
musical notation of the opera, with composers inscription and signature dated 1863. Note additional
hand written text, “This book was presented by Rossini to the King of the Greeks. He marks Mozarts
work as CORRIGE, the usual Rossini Joke (merely doubling the pace)”. Half morocco with marbled
boards, embossed trim and letters. Good condition. Rare.�� $300–400
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SPORT: Cricket ball signed and endorsed by Shane Warne; plus North Sydney Bears jersey with
31 signatures. (2 items)�� $100–200
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SPORT: Signed displays - Don Bradman signature on “Don Bradman” print by Brian Clinton;
Greg Norman faded signature on large print “Greg Norman - The Great White Shark” by Penny Dowie;
Steve Moneghetti signatures on pair of Nike running shoes; c1997 Australian Socceroos shirt with 5
signatures including Terry Venables, Matthew Bingley, Craig Foster & Mark Bubic.
All framed, various sizes. (4 items).��$200–250
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H.G.WELLS (1866-1946, English writer, best known for his work in the science fiction genre):
“The Food Of The Gods And How It Came To Earth” by H.G.Wells [London 1904], first edition
presentation copy with signed inscription on half title leaf “To F.W.Frankland from H.G.Wells”.
Original green cloth, decorated front panel stamped in gold & blind. Light wear to spine and very
minor toning. Extremely rare.��$1,000–1,200
JOHN WILLIAMS (1796-1839, British missionary eaten by cannibals in Vanuatu): “Missionary Enterprises
in the South Sea Islands” published for the author by J.Snow [London 1837] first edition sixth thousand,
inscribed with signature on the front endpaper “A token of respect from J.Williams 1838”.
Original blind embossed black boards. Fair condition.��$100–150
AUSTRALIAN POTTERY
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OSREY: Beaker glazed in blue & black checker board design. Incised “Osrey Ballarat 1924”.
Height 8cm�� $400–600
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REMUED: Unusual pottery vase glazed in black & green, c1933-4. Early signature, height 21cm�� $150–250
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MERRIC BOYD: Vase glazed in blue with applied gumnut & leaves. Incised “Hand crafted 1920”.
Lovely early piece. 18cm. VG condition�� $1,500–1,800
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JOHN CAMPBELL: Tasmanian pottery vase, cylindrical form with flared rim & unusual ribbed body.
Incised signature. PLUS, McHugh pottery vase glazed in brown and green. 13cm��$200–300
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OSREY: Spherical shaped squat vase glazed a speckled dark blue. Incised “OSREY BALLARAT 1925”.
Height 8cm, width 13cm. Rare��$200–300
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GRACE SECCOMBE: Stunning pottery Kookaburra perched on a log with beak open ready to call.
Incised signature & remains of original paper label. Impressive size, 16cm.�� $3,000–5,000
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JOLLIFF (F.E.COX): Two handled vase with applied leaf decoration. Incised signature & monogram,
dated 1932. 19cm. VG condition��$1,000–1,200
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MARGUERITE MAHOOD: Vase with incised marguerite daisies. Lovely copper/brown lustre glaze.
Signed base. 6cm x 9cm. VG condition�� $500–600
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REMUED: Extremely rare pottery figure of Pan titled “Morning Song” in pencil on the base. One of a
set four figures known to have come out of the Oakover Rd factory. Most likely modelled by
Margaret Kerr. These figures came to light in 2008 when the Berry collection was dispersed by Young’s
Auctions where this example sold for an impressive $18,000. Original foil label, 25.5cm. �� $6,000–8,000
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REMUED: Rare early cylindrical vase decorated with leaves, gumnuts & branch.
Green & brown glaze with lime highlights on the leaves. Incised “Remued. Hand Made. 145/9M”.
24cm. VG condition��$2,500–3,000
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VI EYRE: Rare pottery vase beautifully decorated with three goldfish, speckled blue glaze.
Incised “Vi Eyre. Inlaid Clays. 1933”. 6cm x 18cm. VG condition��$2,000–2,500
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REMUED: Early pottery jug with applied gum leaf and nuts in green on pink/mauve glazed body with
branch handle. Incised “Remued Handmade, 185M”. Height 10cm, width 17cm.�� $600–800
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PAMELA: Rare pottery jug incised “HENTY. Portland Centenary 1834-1934” with portrait of
Edward Henty (pioneer first permanent settler of the Port Phillip district later called Victoria).
Glazed in bright green with red rim & blue interior. 12.5cm�� $2,200–2,500
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REMUED: Vase with applied grapes, glazed in blue, green & brown.
Original foil labels, incised “Remued 42LM”. 20cm x 20cm. VG condition.��$1,500–1,750
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REMUED: Jug incised “Centenary of Melbourne”. Very unusual applied tree decoration on hand
painted landscape scene most likely the work of Reg Hawkins. Glazed in blues & browns.
12.5cm. Rare�� $2,200–2,500
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MELROSE WARE: Pottery “Possum” flower trough glazed in green. Height 11cm, width34cm.�$700–800
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MARGUERITE MAHOOD (attributed): Pair of pottery face masks, late 1930s.
Ex-Hurnall’s Gallery Melbourne. Later stands, pencil date 1938 verso. 16 & 18cm (2 items)��$1,800–2,000
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REMUED: Ribbed pottery vase with flared rim. Blue & green glazed with hints of yellow.
Original foil label, incised signature. 31cm�� $200–400
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MERRIC BOYD: Fruit bowl adorned with applied grapes & leaves glazed in blue & earthy cream & gray
tones with a blush of pink. Incised signature & date 1940. Width 27cm, height 11cm. (Restored rim)
�� $1,200–1,500
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GRACE SECCOMBE: Kookaburra tree stump vase. 9.5cm�� $400–600
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PHILIPPA JAMES: Vase glazed in silver gray with applied gum leaf in pink protruding over the rim.
Pink glazed interior, incised signature. 16.5cm. VG condition�� $1,200–1,500
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REMUED: Three pottery vases with applied branch handles, glazed in green & cream, yellow & brown.
Incised signature. 15cm, 15cm & 13.5cm�� $300–400
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GRACE SECCOMBE: Kookaburra pipe stand glazed in yellow & brown. Remains of original paper label.
7cm x 12cm. Good condition��$700–1,000
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MERRIC BOYD: Vase with sgraffito bush landscape glazed in gray/green. Incised “Merric Boyd. 1940
Australian Valley”. 12.5cm. VG condition�� $800–1,000
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REMUED: Vase of generous proportions. Applied branch handle with gumnuts & leaves.
Brown, cream & green glazed. Incised signature. 15cm x 24cm. VG condition��$1,500–1,750
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MELROSE WARE: Bookends with gumnuts & leaves glazed in green.
Original label, height 14cm. VG condition��$1,000–1,200
JOHN CAMPBELL: Rare pottery lamp in the form of a tree with two applied KOALAS.
Workmans piece with incised base “O.B. 3rd Nov. 31/1/48”. Original shade, in working order (rewired).
Stands 39cm with wooden base in total. VG condition��$2,500–2,750
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JOLLIFF (F.E.Cox): Jug glazed in maroon with turquoise interior. Incised “Hand Built. Jolliff. 1952”.
Restored rim. 9cm x 16cm.�� $500–750
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DAVID & HERMIA BOYD: Bulbous shaped green & brown glazed lidded vase with applied handles.
Incised “D & H Boyd”. 23cm�� $400–600
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NEIL DOUGLAS A.M.B. (Arthur Merric Boyd): Pottery dish painted with a rural landscape. Signed A.M.B.
9.5cm. Plus a pottery mug with kangaroos in landscape. Signed, 7.5cm x 11cm. (2 items)��$200–300
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DAVID & HERMIA BOYD: Green glazed pottery vase with vertical linear pattern.
Incised “D & H Boyd”, c1950s. 17cm�� $400–600
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DAVID & HERMIA BOYD: Lidded jar with bird decoration, glazed in green.
Incised signature dated 1956. 22cm�� $400–600
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DAVID & HERMIA BOYD: Blue & black glazed lidded pot with 2 handles.
Incised “D & H Boyd”, c1950s. 14cm�� $200–400
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MELROSE WARE: Koala jug glazed in green with black backstamp. 14cm. VG condition�� $500–750
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REMUED: Pottery jug with branch handle; body decorated with two unusual applied bands.
Glazed in orange, green, brown & yellow. Incised “Remued 54L”. 24.5cm�� $400–600
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MERRIC BOYD: Windswept abstract landscape vase glazed in green & blue.
Incised signature dated 1937. Height 11cm. VG condition�� $600–800
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REMUED: Tall branch handled pottery jug glazed in mauve & cream, 24cm;
PLUS pottery vase with branch handle glazed in green & brown. 25cm (2 items)�� $300–400
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REMUED: Impressive baluster shaped pottery vase with applied branch handle glazed in green &
brown. Height 26cm, width 23cm. �� $400–600
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STAN & GEOFF GILBERT: Pottery jug with swagman in landscape decoration glazed in a mottled
dark green. The Gilbert’s rebuilt Merric Boyds kiln in the 1930’s after it was destroyed by fire.
16.5cm. VG condition�� $600–800
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NEIL DOUGLAS (attributed): Pottery fruit bowl internally decorated with 2 lyrebirds amongst ferns in
green and brown glaze on cream ground. Height 8cm, width 21.5cm.
Chip to base, some crazing.�� $400–600
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SHIRLEY TEMPLE & 20th Century fox promotional movie books & booklets. “Heidi”, “Dimples”,
“Stowaway”, “Now I am Eight”, “Wee Willie Winkie”, “Poor Little Rich Girl”, “Twinkle Toes”,
plus rare Hoyts Grand Theatre (Coburg) novelty card, & book. G/VG condition (8 items)��$120–200
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WILLIAM RICKETTS: Pottery face plaque of an Aboriginal elder. Incised signature.
20cm x 13cm. Good condition�� $600–800
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BOOKS: Range of Aboriginal books (24); also “The Sisters of St.Joseph Swan Hill 1922-72”
by George Pell; c1938 Parts Catalog Model D-15 by International Harvester; 1963 programme for
Nelson Eddy Show.�� $80–100
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WILLIAM RICKETTS: Pottery face plaque of an Aboriginal boy. Incised signature.�� $600–800
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KLYTE PATE: Rare pottery temple jar with unusual gold wash glaze. Incised signature & dated 1992.
With original lid. 45cm. Excellent condition��$1,500–2,000
“The Bookplates of Norman Lindsay” by F.C.V.Lane [The Wakefield Press, Adelaide, 1944]
limited edition 173/375 numbered copies. Contains 18 tipped in plates. Original card wrapper.
Rare & in VG condition��$200–300
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BOOKS: Collection with many signed and endorsed copies, noted Pavarotti, Dame Joan Sutherland,
Bryce Courtenay, Arthur Koestler (3), Henry Newbolt (2), Mary Gilmore, Bob Ansett, Robert Blackwood.
(44 items).��$200–250
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MOTORING shop manuals & books: manuals (9) including “The Imp & Chamois”, Citroën AMI8,
Renault Dauphine, Peugeot, Ford Anglia; collection of Automotive books; noted; “Racing Voiturettes”,
“Austin 7 Specials”, “Racing & Sports Car Chassis Design”, “Ecurie Ecosse”, “Automobile Quarterley”
(34), vintage motoring journals c1950-60s (33). Great motoring collection.
Fair to VG condition (75 items)��$250–300
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CARS: “Annual Automobile Review” published by Edita Lausanne (3) vols; 1953-54 (1st issue),
1954-55 (Rare, only 600 copies released), 1955-56; AUTOMOBILE YEAR (15) from 1956-57 to 1970-71.
A great collection. Good condition. (18 items)��$250–300
AVIATION MEMORABILIA
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SOUTHERN CROSS; Group of photographs of the famous aeroplane flown by Sir Charles Kingsford
Smith first ever trans-Pacific flight from the U.S.A. to Australia, reprints with War Memorial ink stamp
verso (2), S.J.Hood press photograph (1). Average size 20cm x 30cm approx.
VG condition. (11 items)�� $100–200
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AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHS: Impressive group of mainly black & white photographs of aeroplanes both
civil & military. Many captioned on the reverse. VG condition. (80 items)��$150–200
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AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHS: Nice group of Airline photographs; Qantas, Ansett, TAA etc.
VG condition. (75 items)�� $300–400
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MATCHBOX LABELS: Album of Australian labels from the “BRYMAY REDHEADS” company comprising
(39) complete sets of (16) plus one set of (12). c1960s-1980s. G/VG condition (636 items)�� $150–250
AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHS: Collection of action shots of aeroplanes from different eras.
Originals & reprints. VG condition. (70 items)��$200–300
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MOTORING: noted “GMH Holden Shop Manual, FE and FC Series”; “Tune-Up Manual For All Holden
Cars” by Winser [Melb., 1961]; “The Cassell Book of the Holden (1948-1958) Models 48, FJ, FE and FC”
by Page [Melb., 1966]. Fair/Good condition.��$100–120
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BOOKS: Remains of a collection; including “When Eight Bells Toll” by ALISTAIR MACLEAN
(1966 first edition with D/J); “Youngblood Hawke” by HERMAN WOUK (first edition); Irwin Shaw,
Vance Palmer. Fair to VG condition. (26 items).��$150–200
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“Australian Dictionary of Biography” Volumes 1-13 plus Index [Melbourne, 1967-93];
plus “A Biographical Register 1788-1939” in 2 volumes by Gibbney & Smith [Canberra, 1987].
Fair/Good condition.��$150–200
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JUDAICA: Nice selection of books including signed copies by Chaim Herzog, Eva Schloss (2),
Israel Kipen & Sholem Asch. Good condition. (22 items).��$100–150
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BOOKS: “Voyage Autour du Monde - Australie” by Ludovic de Beauvoir [Paris, 1879], new end papers
and other repairs; “Australian Pictures Drawn from Pen and Pencil” by Howard Willoughby [London,
1886]; and three others. Fair/Good condition.��$100–150
POLICE ARCHIVE: Rare & important early archive of police related material from The District of Port
Phillip Colony of New South Wales. A fascinating collection dating back to 1842 (Melbourne was
founded in 1835). The collection comprises of many Warrants & Writs, Bonds & drafts. Note; some
documents refer to Redmond Barry (Ned Kelly’s hanging Judge); Maritime Warrant for the arrest of a
ship “Little Angelina” in the Vice Admiralty Court of Victoria (No.38) 1893; Admiralty Injunction with
“Crown” stamps; Hanging in Castlemaine for the murder of a Chinese man; Commitment Warrant for
an Asylum for the insane; Documents signed by William A’Beckett; beautiful wax & blind embossed
seals as well as duty stamps & cancellations; Also includes c1855 “Victorian Government Gazette” in
half bound morocco. This lot must be viewed & will require close examination. Condition throughout is
good to excellent. (290 items)��$1,000–1,500
CERAMICS
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SATSUMA & ORIENTAL PORCELAIN: Satsuma lidded vase, potpourri, bowl, tea pot & cup with saucer;
PLUS Chinese eggshell porcelain bowl. includes 3 wooden stands. (10 items) (7 items)��$200–300
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Antique paper tea packets by “Christie’s & Co” (4); “Robur Tea” catalogue 4th edition; menus (26)
many for “Huddart Parker Lines”; c1890 “Telegraph” Christmas card, ephemera etc.
G/VG condition (41 items)�� $150–250
SPODE “ITALIAN” patterned porcelain dinner & tea ware circa 19th & 20th century, including serving
dishes & bowls (6), tureens (3), gravy boat, plates, cups, saucers etc. (70 items)�� $400–600
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CHINESE CERAMICS: Group of 12 pieces of blue & white porcelain & earthen ware plates, vases & cups.
Circa 19th & 20th century (12 items)�� $200–400
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QUEENSLAND: 1931 album with pictures (45) of Eidsvold Cattle Station in Queensland; and
photographs (11) of Howard and Queensland Collieries Company Ltd.�� $50–75
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AUSTRALIANA: Rare “Melbourne Argus” figured tobacco jar.
19th Century English Staffordshire pottery. 25cm�� $500–750
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“An Alphabet - Being A Book Of Designs & Rhymes, By Students Of The Applied Art School Working
Men’s College” [Melbourne, 1932]. Containing linocuts printed in black & white in high Art Deco style
by 28 different artists including John Barnard Knight, Wendy Outhwaite, Alexander Dargie,
Harold Freeman, Cath Ramsay, Noel Miller. (Note, some pages signed by the artists).
Extremely rare with probably only 100 copies printed. Mild foxing, VG condition.�� $400–500
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IMARI Japanese porcelain oval serving platter. c1890s export ware displaying a bird amongst
flowering wisteria. Beautiful turquoise, underglaze blue & red border. Unusual brown background with
overglaze gilded highlights. Superb condition.�� $600–800
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ENGLISH PORCELAIN: Antique Spode sweet set (2 comports & 6 plates);
Crown Derby & Spode tea ware; Royal Doulton “tulip” patterned tea ware. (46 items)��$120–200
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c1925, “Mr.Melbourne Day By Day” oblong comic book by Norm Mitchell for the Sun News-Pictorial.
Fair & VG condition (2 items)��$100–150
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French blue porcelain lidded urn stamped “CHATEAU DE BLOIS” with crossed arrow mark.
Impressive hand-painted romantic scenes signed J.MISSANT. Gilt decorated with brass handles,
base & finial. Early 20th century. 41cm, VG condition�� $400–600
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Japanese Meiji period porcelain floor vase glazed in blue with ornate gilt bird motif decoration.
69.5cm�� $400–600
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Chinese blue & white urn with lid; plus 2 Chinese porcelain jardinieres.
27cm, 27cm, 23cm. (3 items)��$200–300
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Pair of Chinese polychrome ducks glazed in yellow, blue & green. Each one with two little ducks on its
back. Both resting on carved wooden stands. 25cm x 22cm each. Excellent condition�� $500–750
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MOORCROFT: Rare & early Pansy patterned bowl on celadon green ground, early 20th century.
Stamped “Moorcroft Burslem England” with green signature. 21cm x 13cm x 4.5cm. �� $600–800
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BOCH FRERES Belgium Art Deco ceramic black & gilt vase with sqirrel decoration. 26cm
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MOORCROFT: pomegranate patterned spherical vase with incised signature stamped
“Potter to H.M. The Queen”. 11cm. VG condition�� $500–600
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MOORCROFT: pomegranate patterned vase circa late 1920s. 13cm. VG condition��$1,000–1,200
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned balluster shaped vase on blue ground. 9.5cm. VG condition�� $400–500
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JAPANESE IMARI porcelain fruit bowls (2), late 19th to early 20th century. Some wear.��$150–200
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SATSUMA Japanese pottery lidded bowl c1930s; Chinese porcelain elephant with turquoise glaze on
carved wooden stand. 9cm & 12cm. VG condition (2 items)�� $100–200
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ROYAL WINTON: “Sweet Pea” patterned 6 piece breakfast set.��$200–300
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned pottery vase on blue ground c1930s. Stamped
“Moorcroft Made in England” with underglaze signature in green. 23cm. VG condition��$1,000–1,200
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ROYAL DOULTON BULLDOG (HN1072): Porcelain dog statue designed by Frederick Daws,
issued from 1932-1960. Length 24cm, height 13cm. Excellent condition.�� $500–750
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CLARICE CLIFF: Bizarre ware “Crocus” pattern wash jug & basin. Height 25.5cm�� $1,200–1,500
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MOORCROFT: Rare & early Pansy patterned ewer on celadon green ground.
Tall tapering cylindrical form with angular handle. Underglazed signature in green with Burslem stamp.
28cm. VG condition�� $1,200–1,500
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MOORCROFT: Comport beautifully decorated in Pansy pattern. External design of flowers in bud on
soft blue ground with the inside displaying a single flower in bloom on deep blue ground.
Rare piece, 13cm x 23cm. Handle restored.��$1,000–1,200
MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned vase on blue ground c1930. Stamped “Moorcroft.
Made in England” with underglaze signature. 26cm. VG condition��$1,500–1,750
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Wedgwood & Grafton china gilt rimmed dinner & tea ware. (82 pieces). (69 items)��$150–200
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned candle holder on blue ground. 8.5cm. Rare & VG condition.�� $600–800
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned vase on dark blue groud c1930s. Beautifully executed floral decoration.
Underglazed signature in blue. 16cm. VG condition�� $800–1,000
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ROYAL WORCESTER: Porcelain comport (c1926) painted by Harry Davis with iconic sheep in country
landscape scene titled “River Severn Nr Worcester”. Oval form with gilded border.
Restored & hairline crack. 32cm x 20cm x 8cm.�� $500–750
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned squat vase on blue ground c1930s.
8cm x 10cm. VG condition�� $400–500
ROYAL DOULTON: Flamingo patterned porcelain cabinet plate c1920s. 27cm��$150–200
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned vase on blue ground circa late 1930s. Inverted balluster shape.
16cm. VG condition�� $800–1,000
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MOORCROFT: Pomegranate patterned onion shaped vase with flared rim. Blue glazed ground,
13cm. VG condition�� $500–600
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MOORCROFT: Miniature Pansy patterned vase on blue ground circa late 1920s.
6.5cm. VG condition�� $400–500
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MOORCROFT: Orchid patterned balluster shaped vase on green/blue ground c1930s.
8cm. VG condition�� $300–400
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ROYAL DOULTON: Coaching scene porcelain tea ware. 21 pieces��$200–300
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MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned pottery bowl on blue ground. Original paper label
“By Appointment Potter To H.M. the Queen”. 22cm. VG condition�� $600–800
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CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS
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c1884 “Patterson & Sons” 37 Collins St Melbourne, coloured lithograph card with reference to Sheffield
Park Coburg, VG condition; c1900 ROBERTSON & MOFFAT of Melbourne “Sanakor...Corset De Paris”
pop-up card (working order) revealing a lady in corset. Stunning Art Nouveau lithography.
Good condition (2 items)��$120–200
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Messy accumulation in box, includes range of football & cricket cards, noted Players “Cricketers 1930”
[50] & “Cricketers 1934” [50]; Taddys 1907 “Prominent Footballers” (2); also 1884 Birthday Cards (2).
Inspection will reward. (1000s).�� $400–500
MOORCROFT: Pansy patterned plate. Rich blue ground decorated with a single white pansy.
Mid 20th century, 19cm. VG condition�� $400–500
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c1890-1905 American Tobacco Co. range, with Beauties, Actresses & Celebrities.
Poor/G. (500 items)��$200–250
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Remains of collection: Royal Worcester dishes (3); Melbourne Olympics dishes (2);
Australian pottery vase & bowl; Crown Derby “Marmelo” cat figure; Carlton ware bowl;
condiments & Danish porcelain dish (11 items)��$200–300
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c1901-96 cigarette & trade cards, noted 1910 Wills “Aviation” (45); 1936 Players “National Flags
and Arms” [50]; few Scanlens football cards (24). Poor/VG condition. (255 items)�� $60–80
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ROYAL WORCESTER: Porcelain potpourri with fruit painting by Freeman. 11cm��$200–300
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1905 Sniders & Abrahams “Actresses” Series 1 [29/30] & Series 2 [5/14];
plus 1911 “Oscar Asche, Lily Brayton & Lady Smokers” [28/29]. Fair/VG. (62 items)��$150–200
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MOORCROFT: True miniature Pansy patterned vase on yellow & green ground.
Height 5cm, width 3cm. VG condition�� $250–350
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1908 Wills (Australia) “Views of the World - Stereoscopic Photos” part set [173/215] + 173 spares.
Mainly Fair/VG. (346 items)��$100–120
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ROYAL COPENHAGEN: 2 Floral vases & floral dish. 10 - 13cm (3 items)�� $120–150
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Royal Worcester “Evesham” patterned group of 3 oven to table tureens.��$120–200
1908 Sniders & Abrahams “Admirals and Warships of the USA” [20]; plus 1915 “Great War Leaders
and Warships” [42/60]; 1908 De Beer “Admirals and Warships of USA” [3/20];
one poor, others Fair/VG. (85 items)��$150–200
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ROYAL COPENHAGEN: Group of Danish porcelain animals comprising; a pair of puppy dogs
in playful poses; sleeping white cat; & two cats with gold back stamps.
7cm to 14cm, VG condition (5 items)�� $250–350
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c1910-80s cigarette & trade cards & ephemera, noted c1910 Liebig “Australiaen” [6] & “L’Australie” [6];
1924 Ogdens “Children of All Nations” [50]; “Peter the Pilot’s Album 1943” [30]; “Zoo” card game [55];
also postcards (34), cinderellas (12), decals (4), view folders (2) & coasters (6).
Poor/VG condition. (100s)��$150–200
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ROYAL COPENHAGEN: Danish Porcelain animals comprising; rabbit, mouse, finch, gull, & duckling
group. 4cm to 13cm. VG condition. (5 items)��$200–300
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c1912-94 cigarette & trade cards, noted 1912 Wills “Birds of Australasia” [100];
1915 Wills “Victoria Cross Heroes” [25]; 1990 Dandy “Dick Tracy” [84]; 1993 Dynamic “Jurassic Park”
[110]; 1993 Sports Time “Marilyn Monroe” [100]; also c1993-94 basketball cards (1416).
Poor/VG condition. (2276 items)�� $150–250
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LLADRO: Spanish porcelain animals comprising; Polar bear, French poodle, cat & mouse group.
8cm to 14cm. VG condition (3 items)��$150–200
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LLADRO: Spanish porcelain statues of a girl with staff & a young woman with hat.
22cm & 25cm. VG condition (2 items)��$150–200
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SILKS: c1914-35 range, noted 1934-35 Wix “Kensitas Flowers” (144); 1934 Wix “National Flags” (46);
1934 Wix “British Empire Flags” (49). Poor/VG. (525 items)��$100–120
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BESWICK porcelain rabbits (3); LLADRO porcelain geese figures (4); GOEBEL porcelain
German Shepherd. Ranging in size from 5cm to 26cm. VG condition (8 items)��$200–300
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1914 Colombo “Life of Wellington” [66/70]; 1928 British American Tobacco (Eagle Bird Cigarettes China & Siam) “Views of Siam” [49/50]; plus 1933 United Kingdom Tobacco “Chinese Scenes” [24].
G/VG. (139 items)��$150–200
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VERSACE ROSENTHAL: “Vanity” pattern teapot & 6 cups, saucers & gilded spoons. (19 items)
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1914 Sniders & Abrahams “Melbourne Buildings”, complete set [48]. Mainly G/VG.��$150–200
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Royal Crown Derby: “Snowy Owl” & “Owlet” porcelain figures with gold seal marks.
10cm & 6cm. Excellent condition (2 items)��$120–200
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1915 Sniders & Abrahams “Great War Leaders and Warships”, complete set [60]. Fair/VG.��$100–120
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1917 Sniders & Abrahams “Australian VCs and Officers” - Series A [16], Series B [46/48] &
Series C [25/37]. Mainly G/VG. (129 items)��$250–300
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1918 J.J.Schuh (Magpie Cigarettes) “Official War Photographs” [67/72] + an uncut block of four;
also 1940 Australian (Giant) Licorice “Notable Persons” [75/77]. Mainly Fair/VG. (142 items)��$150–200
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c1925 Allens “Speedway Riders”, part set [34/52]. Fair/G. Scarce.�� $300–400
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BATMAN: Album with 1966 Scanlens “Batman, Series A” [44]; 1989 Topps “Batman Picture Card Series”
[132] & “Series 2” [132]; 1992 Dynamic Marketing “Batman Returns” [150] x 2 sets, “Poster Stickers”
[20], “Gold Card” [10] & Shrinkie [3]; 1992 Topps “Batman Returns” [100] + [88] + few others.
Mainly G/VG. (879 items)��$100–150
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Royal Crown Derby porcelain animals: Teal Duckling, Bank Vole, Bunny & Scruff.
All with gold seal marks. 5cm to 7cm. Excellent condition (4 items)��$200–300
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Pair of 18th century English oak peg jointed dining chairs with tapestry upholstered seats.��$800–1,200
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Antique mahogany cellarette, oval form with brass liner & lions mask handles.
H.52cm x 50cm x 74cm�� $500–750
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Antique French carved walnut planter stand with wicker base & zinc liner. Height 74cm�� $300–400
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Envelope card table. Late Victorian in walnut with 1 drawer. Rich patina. VG condition�� $600–800
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Brass firedogs, late 19th century. Very good condition��$200–300
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Chinese rosewood ornately carved armchair, early 20th century.�� $600–800
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Georgian mahogany console hall table with 2 cock beaded drawers, cross banded top & palladium back
on fine ring-turned legs. 45cm x 22cm x 11cm�� $600–800
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Edwardian oval walnut occasional table. Reeded tapering legs with finely carved capitals.
Melbourne manufacturers ink stamp. VG condition�� $400–600
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Georgian mahogany bow front chest of 5 drawers, cross banded edge with string inlaid decoration.
W:108cm, D:53cm, H:107cm��$800–1,200
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Edwardian walnut ladies tub armchair with square back, upholstered in gold Regency striped fabric.
�� $200–400
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FRENCH BOULE CARD TABLE: Ornate fold over table inlaid with brass & turtle shell with ormolu
mounts, c1840s. Fair/Good condition.�� $2,000–4,000
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Sheraton revival inlaid mahogany planter. 96cm��$120–200
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Pair of English ebonised hall chairs with ornate gilt & floral decoration, mid 19th century.
Upholstery stained. Fair/Good condition (2 items)�� $200–400
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Ornate circular brass & etched glass tea trolley, mid 20th century.
From the William May Collection��$150–200
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William IV antique mahogany dining table. Oval top with one extension leaf.
Width 101cm, Length 122cm to 171cm.��$800–1,200
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Gilded lamp table with inset coral specimen top. Height 59cm x 51cm x 51cm�� $150–250
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Large & ornate gilt framed mirror. 136cm x 95cm. From the William May Collection��$200–300
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Large rectangular gilt framed mirror. 125cm x 93cm. From the William May Collection��$200–300
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Pair of wingback armchairs purchased from Harrods of London.
From the William May Collection��$1,000–1,500
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Two gilded easel picture stands. From the William May Collection�� $300–500
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WALNUT CENTRE TABLE: Mid 19th century with quarter veneered top & cross banded edge.
Ornate turned & carved undercarriage with decorative acanthus carved & scrolling feet.
VG condition��$1,200–1,400
Set of 6 Victorian balloon back walnut dining chairs, serpentine fronts with French cabriole legs &
carved highlights. Some restoration required. Fair/Good condition�� $400–600
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DAVENPORT: Antique ladies desk in rosewood with sliding top. Later gallery.
H.79cm, W.61cm, 50cm�� $600–800
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Pair of tan leather armchairs purchased from Reidel Imports of Hawthorn.
From the William May Collection��$800–1,200
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English walnut ladies armchair. Beautifully pierced open work carving, tastefully upholstered in a foliate
red & beige fabric. 19th Century patina. VG condition�� $400–600
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Pair of ivory coloured Ostrich leather armchairs purchased from Reidel Imports of Hawthorn.
From the William May Collection��$800–1,200
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VICTORIAN free standing salon bookcase. Single door flanked by half columns, inlaid burr walnut with
ormolu trim. Minor losses to ormolu & veneer. Good condition�� $800–1,000
321
Danish extending glass table purchased from Reidel Imports in 2011 for $6,600.
Width 134cm, length 74-177cm. From the William May Collection�� $400–600
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Victorian era, cedar ladies chair upholstered in gold brocade fabric c1880s.�� $200–400
298
ANTIQUE WRITING BOXES: Beautifully inlaid writing slope decorated with mother of pearl, ebony,
birch and oak on amboyna; plus, brass bound Victorian mahogany writing box. Some restoration
required. Fair/Good condition (2 items)�� $400–600
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DESK COMPENDIUM: Antique burr walnut slope front box with 2 doors revealing compartments,
ink pots & calendar top. Original key and patina. Good condition��$800–1,200
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VICTORIAN MAHOGANY Extension dining table on turned legs with 1 leaf. Width 120cm, length 130cm,
extended 183cm. Restored, (burn mark on top). Good condition �� $800–1,000
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ENGLISH ANTIQUE SIDEBOARD: Made in the Aesthetic style in walnut with carved panel doors &
gilded highlights. Pencil date of 1888 in the drawer. VG condition��$800–1,200
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AUSTRALIAN Cedar one-drawer writing desk with embossed brown leather insert top;
resting on turned legs, c1880s. Has been restored, some scratches on the back edge of the top.
Fair/Good condition�� $250–350
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Northern European late 19th century chest with marble top. Fluted three quarter columns & cross
banded fronts on the top 4 drawers, the bottom drawer concealed in the base.
Good condition�� $800–1,000
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Victorian mahogany toilet mirror with lift top lid��$200–250
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SHERATON REVIVAL: Octagonal occasional table. Inlaid burr walnut top & platform with string inlaid
legs & edging. Some restoration required. Fair/Good condition��$200–300
JEWELLERY
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GOLD RINGS: Group of 9ct & 14ct gold wedding rings and signet ring, one with Hebrew inscription.
Total 40 grams (7 items)��$700–1,000
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ANTIQUE JEWELLERY: Edwardian gold & aquamarine necklace; agate & gold bracelet;
Edwardian pendant on chain; late Victorian gold mounted photo pendant with seed pearl & enamel
decoration on rope twist muff chain. Fair to good condition�� $400–600
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CAMEO JEWELLERY: Antique 9ct gold bar brooch, earrings & 2 oval brooches; intaglio brooch &
pair of shell & white metal brooches (7 items)��$200–300
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9ct Gold earrings set with seed pearls in the form of bunches of grapes. Pierced fittings�� $200–400
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GOLD JEWELLERY: Brooches, earrings, rings, watch bracelet etc. Noted 22ct gold antique wedding
band; 15ct gold & sapphire stickpin; novelty 15ct gold fork brooch. 33 grams total.
Mixed condition (11 items)�� $600–800
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AUSTRALIANA: 9ct gold ruby & seed pearl Kookaburra brooch; 9ct gold boomerang brooch;
pearl shell & gold brooch; 3 assorted gold bar brooches (6 items)�� $300–400
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Gold Sovereign Perth mint c1914; plus half sovereign c1903. (2 items)�� $400–600
329
GOLD SOVEREIGN pendant (Melbourne 1907) set in 9ct gold mount.
Total weight 9.7 grams��$350–400
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NECKLACES: Edwardian 9ct gold, seed peal and paste necklaces (2); 9ct gold & milk opal pendant in
gumleaf setting. (3 items)�� $300–500
349
RFC SWEETHEART BROOCH: WW1 Royal Flying Corps sweetheart brooch, 15ct gold & enamel,
following the style of the RFC Pilot’s Wing badge. Good condition.��$200–250
331
Scottish silver brooches:
Nice group of 8 set with various semiprecious stones, enamel & Grouse foot.��$150–200
350
WW1: “With The British Army On The Western Front - A Series of Twelve Artist’s Proofs by F.Matania”
[London, 1916], group of 9 of the photogravure prints, each 55x39cm and signed by the artist lower
right. Original folder soiled, though prints in excellent condition, ready to be framed.
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Tiger claw necklace: Set of 8 claws mounted in gold. Indian early 20th century.
Some damage�� $300–400
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CHINESE SILVER: Filigree silver bracelet with 3 carved ivory panels; filigree silver bracelet set with
coral & turquoise; PLUS, Silver finish necklace with stones (3 items)��$200–300
334
9ct Gold & opal doublet ring; 14ct gold & pearl ring with 10 rubies;
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14ct Gold gatelink bracelet. Weight, 32 grams��$700–1,000
336
Remains of collection: Gold & ruby pendant, 14ct gold bracelet (12 grams), gold earrings,
3 assorted gold pendants & eternity ring. (7 items)�� $400–600
337
Silver brooches (5); Chinese mutton jade brooch; amber bead necklace; silver locket on chain;
ladies watch & bracelet. (10 items)��$200–300
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14ct Gold necklace; 21ct gold Egyptian pendant; two 18ct gold necklaces.
26 grams total (4 items)�� $500–750
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18ct Gold ring set with .40ct brilliant cut diamond flanked by a pair of .20ct princess cut diamonds,
beautifully crafted with pierced white gold mount. 5.5 grams total.��$800–1,200
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18ct Gold custom designed & crafted ring set with 3 South American Sapphires & 4 brilliant cut
diamonds. 7.1 grams total��$700–1,000
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Remains of collection: Vintage & antique gold & silver jewellery. Noted, RAAF “Mother” brooch;
Danish silver ring; gold wedding band. Mixed condition (28 items)��$200–300
LAMPS AND LIGHTING
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Pair of antique oil lamps; single burners with cut crystal fonts on brass Corinthian column bases,
acid etched shades and glass chimneys. 54cm each�� $400–600
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Stunning pair of lamp fixtures from Melbourne's historic PRINCESS THEATRE.
Ormolu & bevelled glass topped with crowns. H. 112cm. VG condition��$800–1,200
344
Impressive Art Deco segmented metal wall light in black & brass finish with crystal drops.
60cm x 45cm. From the William May Collection�� $300–400
MILITARY
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Australian Military Officers parade sword c1890s. Acid etched blade in excellent condition stamped
“Mowbray, Rowan & Hicks, Melbourne”. Queen Victoria monogram & crown on the guard.
With scabbard (original patina), minor wire work damage to grip. 97cm, VG condition.�� $300–400
English Officers Dress Sword circa late 19th century. No makers mark. Black wire bound shark skin
grip & acid etched blade in lovely condition. Queen Victoria monogram on the guard.
With scabbard, 106cm long. Good condition�� $300–400
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WW1 GROUP, noted 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-18 & Allied Victory Medal 1914-19,
all named to Sgt G.E.Molyneaux R.Lanc.R.; together with “Soldiers’Small Book”, interesting notebook/
diary, postcards (39) including embroidered silks (6); plus another Allied Victory Medal & 1911
Coronation Medal.��$100–150
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PICKELHAUBE: WW1 period Austro-Hungarian. No chin strap.�� $400–600
At the outbreak of the First World War, Matania became a war artist and was acclaimed for his graphic
and realistic images of trench warfare.��$200–250
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WW1 ANZAC certificate, “Shire of Tungamah, ANZACS/For Liberty For Justice”, attractive and
colourful award presented to Sergeant L.U.Kennedy, art work by Goldsworthy and Davey,
printed by D.W.Paterson Co. (Melb). Size 64cm x 51cm. Excellent condition. ��$100–150
352
NAVY: Two albums of navy photographs, first album with 57 photographs, with one warship
identified as HMAS Swordsman, and also noted a four-funnel Australian warship;
other album with 19 photographs of E.G.O. Beuttler cartoons.��$80–120
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RAYMOND LINDSAY (1903-1960): Oil painting “Na Poliania”, military portrait of two standing officers.
Raymond was the second son of Norman Lindsay. Original Thomas Whitelaw frame & labels verso.
Frame water damaged, painting in G/VG condition.�� $400–600
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WW2 British Air Raid Warden’s helmet, black finish with stencilled “W” in white, original condition;
Nazi German Navy cap badge showing a battle cruiser in oak wreath crowned by the Nazi eagle &
swastika, reverse stamped “Adolf Bock...Berlin”. VG condition. (2 items)��$150–200
355
Paul Fitzgerald (1922-): Oil painting on canvas portrait of RAAF Air Commodore Allen formerly of
East Brighton in Melbourne. Fitzgerald is renowned for his portraits including members of the Royal
family, he has been a finalist in the Archibald prize on several occasions. Gilt timber frame,
60cm x 49cm. VG condition.�� $400–600
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Group ex Bruce Ruxton collection, comprising 1987 Netherlands Ex-Sevicemen & Womens Assoc.
in Australia/Commemoration Battle Java Sea 27-2-42”, medal in case of issue; 1988 RSL Australia
Bicentenary medallions, pair mounted on board to show front and reverse; plus framed pen & ink
portrait of Bruce Ruxton. (3 items).��$100–200†
PAINTINGS & OTHER ARTWORKS
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CLAUDE PANNKA (1928-1972): Hermannsburg school watercolour “The Ampitheatre” c1962.
Framed & glazed. 33cm x 24cm��$200–300
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CLAUDE PANNKA (1928-1972): Hermannsburg school landscape watercolour.
Not framed. 27cm x 19cm��$120–200
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Antique coloured etchings in birdseye maple frames comprising a pair of hunting pictures & a Georgian
interior scene (3 items)��$200–300
360
CHINESE 19th century watercolour on rice paper portraits (4) framed together.
Approximately 10cm x 5cm each, 43cm x 25cm overall��$150–200
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Pair of 19th century Scottish hand coloured engravings, “Deer Stalkers” & “ The Death of the Red Deer”.
Framed & glazed. 58cm x 48cm overall��$150–200
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Japanese pictures & paintings on silk, 19th & early 20th century. Varying sizes. (4 items)��$200–300
363
JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK (1872-1930): English school watercolour “Part of New Forest”, framed.
34cm x 24cm�� $400–600
364
JOHN MATHER (1848-1916): Australian farm scene landscape,
watercolour signed & dated ‘97 lower left. �� $600–800
365
WALTER WITHERS (1854-1914): Australian landscape watercolour “The Crest of the Hill”
signed lower left. 49cm x 31cm�� $1,000–2,000
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ALEXANDER McCLINTOCK (1869-1922): Australian school rural scene watercolour
signed & dated ‘09 lower left, gilt framed. 29cm x 22cm�� $400–600
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CARLYLE JACKSON (1891-1940): Watercolour rural landscape. 50cm x35cm�� $300–500
368
SIR LIONEL LINDSAY (1874-1961): Etching “Casa Del Cordon Burges” pencil signature & title lower
margin. Not framed, 32cm x 26cm.�� $200–400
369
Remains of collection: NOEL WOOD seascape oil on board 29cm x 21cm; D.M.Edwards pair of floral
watercolours in oval frames 19cm x 15cm; K.QUINLAN wild flowers watercolour
16cm x 12cm (4 items)��$150–200
370
Set of 3 Japanese brocade & watercolour portrait pictures in red lacquer & gilt finished frames.
26cm x 27cm (2) & 29cm x 22cm��$200–300
371
CARL HAMPEL (1887-1942): Oil on board “A Shady Pool”. Signed lower left. Gilt framed (damaged).
24cm x 17cm��$150–300
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BERNICE EDWELL (1880-1962): Miniature landscape painting on ivory “East Coast of Tasmania”.
Early 20th century. 9cm x 7cm��$150–200
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Pair of coaching scene coloured prints in oak frames. 73cm x 59cm each overall�� $120–150
374
MABEL LUCIE ATTWELL (1879-1964): Watercolour of musicians.
Framed & glazed. 25cm x 20cm��$1,000–1,500
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HAROLD BROCKLEBANK HERBERT (1892-1945): Etching “An Old Gumtree” 24/50 (framed)
12cm x 15cm; PLUS two GEORGE COLVILLE unframed etchings “Xmas 1941” & “The Little Dock” c1941.
(3 items)��$200–300
376
LOUDON SAINTHILL (1919-1969): “Wife of Bath’s Tale”, costume design in pencil, watercolour &
gouache from the Canterbury Tales c1967, Comedy Theatre (Melb). Framed & glazed.
47cm x 33cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
377
CLAUDE PANNKA (1928-1972): Hermannsburg school landscape watercolour.
Framed & glazed. 50cm x 34cm�� $600–800
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AMBROSE GRIFFIN: Oil on canvas, Australian rural landscape in original gilt frame.
48cm x 62cm. VG condition�� $400–600
379
MAURICE NAMATJIRA (1938-1977): Hermannsburg school landscape watercolour signed
“Muricie Namatjira”. Framed & glazed. 32cm x 24cm��$200–300
380
LOUDON SAINTHILL ARCHIVE: Rare & important group of notes, letters & fabric samples pertaining to
the costume designs for The Canterbury Tales c1967, Comedy Theatre (Melb). Also includes programs.
(44 items) From the William May Collection�� $1,000–2,000
381
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume designs for The Canterbury Tales c1967.
Pencil & watercolour on brown paper. One titled “Myer”. 47cm x 33cm each approx. (5 items)
From the William May Collection��$1,000–1,500
382
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume designs for The Canterbury Tales c1967.
Pencil, watercolour & gouache on coloured paper, “Mollie”, “The Steward”, “Nun’s Priest” & “The Nun”.
50cm x 33cm each approx (4 items) From the William May Collection��$1,000–1,500
383
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967,
watercolour, gouache & pencil on coloured paper. “Friar”, “The Miller as a pilgrim”, “Pluto”.
50cm x 37cm approximately each (3 items) From the William May Collection��$1,000–1,500
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LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967.
Pencil, watercolour & gouache, “Miller”, “Boy Dancer no.1”, “King Arthur” & one untitled.
50 cm x 33cm each approx. (4 items) From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design from The Canterbury Tales c1967 “The Prioress”
pencil & watercolour, framed. 50cm x 37cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
386
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “Basic Boy Dancer”
pencil & gouache, framed. 46cm x 33cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
387
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “Wife Of Bath”,
pencil & gouche, framed. 50cm x 37cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
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LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967 “Miller’s Wife”
389
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “The Carpenter”,
pencil, watercolour & gouache, framed. 50cm x 37cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
390
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “The Pardoner”,
391
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, ”Boy Dancer”,
pencil & gouche, framed. 53cm x 38cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
392
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, ”The Knight”,
coloured pencil, framed. 50cm x 37cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
393
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, ”The Summoner”
394
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967,” The Summoner”,
395
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “The Cook”,
396
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “Girl Dancer”,
397
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “Justinus”,
398
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “May”,
399
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “The Host”,
400
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “January
(wedding coat)”, pencil, watercolour & gouache, framed. 52cm x 38cm
From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
401
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967,
“Proserpina Queen of Fairyland”, pencil, watercolour & gouache, framed. 52cm x 35cm
From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
402
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “Clerk of Oxford”,
pencil, watercolour & gouche, framed. 50cm x 33cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
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LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, untitled, pencil,
watercolour & gouache, framed. 56cm x 40cm From the William May Collection�� $800–1,000
421
NEW ZEALAND: Good group including Maori, shipping, Napier, real photographs & 6 panoramic
“Wallet Cards”. (165 items)�� $300–400
404
LOUDON SAINTHILL: Theatre costume design for The Canterbury Tales c1967, “ The Queen”,
422
SUFFRAGETTE: c1908-16 collection of comic postcards, includes one by Phil May,
another franked 1d Kangaroo stamp posted from Sandford Tasmania. (12 items)��$100–150
405
STEWART WESTLE (1952-): Oil painting on board of an outback landscape.
Signed lower left, window mount & framed. 91cm x 52 cm.��$300–400†
423
COMIC POSTCARDS: Risqué “lounge” comics, nice small collection, c1908-60s.
G/VG condition. (18 items)��$150–200
406
MICHAEL A. RICHECOEUR: “GUERNSEY” group of etchings (12), limited edition 27/100 signed in the
lower margin, in original green leather folio [Guernsey, 1982]. Excellent condition.�� $100–150†
424
NORMAN LINDSAY & LIONEL LINDSAY: Norman Lindsay’s “Australian Natives - The Bicycle Road
Race” (trimmed); plus Lionel Lindsay’s “Greetings from Australia”, endorsed on front
“Six of the Australian Cricket Team”. Fair/G. (2 items)��$100–120
425
Remains of collection: Postcards, cartes de visite, old photographs, ephemera etc.
150+ items��$150–200
426
FRED BOOTY, early Australian comic postcards. Fair/G. (15 items)��$100–120
427
COMIC POSTCARDS, c1910-70s collection in album, a large assortment of comic cards,
artists include McGill, Trow, Taylor, Quip, Sin, Tempest, Mabel Lucie Attwell, Comicus, Chas.
Fair/VG. (300 items)��$200–250
428
ADVERTISING & Australian views early 20th century. Noted, “Ballarat Brewing Co.- Bertie the
Cellarman”; “Ford Motor Co. Rouge Plant” (4); “Horse Racing” (11); Mt.Buffalo (12); “Broken Hill” (3);
Sorrento; Portland; Euroa; Luna Park etc. G/VG condition (89 items)��$200–300
429
COMIC GOLFING POSTCARDS: c1900-80s, some risque, artists include Donald McGill.
G/VG. (62 items)�� $120–150
GIPPSLAND: Rare collection of real photograph cards of Omeo & surrounding district.
Noted scenes, “Football Sunnyside village Wills”; Omeo Mt Wills coach in the snow (3); mining (2);
“Lightning Flume” bridge (5); “Buchan Store Sherrington & Co.”; important self portrait titled
“The Troubles of a Photographer” showing himself on horse in deep snow carrying a camera.
430
Attractive group of postcards; noted themes, Aboriginal, advertising, aviation “Walsh Bros seaplane
flying over Auckland harbour c1916”, Mabel Lucy Attwell etc. Some very RARE cards.
(73 items)�� $400–600
c1910-80s postcards in album, noted two nice real photo postcards of Aborigines at Bairnsdale 1912;
some nice scenes of Victorian country towns. Fair/G condition. (94 items).
Ex 1930s speedway champion Frank Apted.��$100–150
431
Album & group of vintage & antique loose cards including Rose series Aborigines (2),
English, trains, greeting cards etc. Mixed condition (180 items)�� $100–200
WORLD POSTCARDS: North America; Tonkin/China; South Africa; European; Danish etc.
Inspection will reward. 300+ cards��$200–300
432
THE KELLY GANG: c1910 postcards - “The Gang Reading the Proclamation” published by
Atlas Press; plus “(4) The Gang Reading the Government Proclamation. The story of ‘The Kelly Gang”,
the Great Australian Drama. Introduced by the Colonial Picture Combine”.
Both unused, G/VG. (2 items)��$200–250
433
COMIC POSTCARDS, c1910-70s collection in album, large assortment of comic cards including
English saucy seaside postcards & a few Donald McGill. All in good condition. Great value.
(300 items)��$200–250
PHOTOGRAPHS
407
Album of Carte-de-visite photographs c1850-1880s, mainly English photographers.
Mixed condition (140 items)�� $100–200
408
BEATLES & ROLLING STONES press release photographs. Noted Beatles photo with hand stamped
signatures verso. c1964. Varying sizes. (9 items)��$200–300
409
MILLVINA DEAN (recently deceased, last survivor of the “Titanic”), nice signature on reprinted colour
photograph of the “Titanic” departing.��$200–250
POSTCARDS
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NORMAN LINDSAY: Postcard illustrated by the great Australian artist, titled “Australian Types-Horses”
dated 1901. Used, good condition.�� $150–250
414
AUSTRALIANA: Interesting collection including rare real photographs, country towns, post offices,
Tasmania, Korumburra, North Queensland etc. Well worth close inspection, over 450 cards�� $600–800
415
JEWISH: c1902-25 collection of comic postcards, mainly British including Donald McGill (5),
also noted USA, Sweden & Germany. (24 items)��$100–150
434
COMIC POSTCARDS, c1910-80s collection in album, large assortment of comic cards including
English saucy seaside postcards. All in good condition. Great value. (300 items)��$200–250
BUSH SCENES: With art work predominantly by J.A.Turner. Noted rare “Swallow & Ariell’s”
advertising verso on one card. Most unused in VG condition (49 items)��$200–300
435
Group incl. 1903 Vida Goldstein “Vote for the Woman Candidate” (Australian Sufferagette)
and the Poetic Series Melbourne Views “Bourke Street”, “Bourke Street East”, Flinders Street”
and “Princess Theatre, Spring Street”. mixed condition. (12 items)�� $100–200
RMS “TITANIC”, collection with reprinted photo of “Titanic” at Southampton signed by the last survivor
Millvina Dean; plus postcards (15) including two Bamforth & Co. cards showing Titanic sinking;
four cards showing Titanic memorials. Fair/VG. (16 items)��$500–700
436
WW1 Silk and embroidered cards. Nice range including flags, Rising Sun etc.
VASCO LOUREIRO (sought after comic artist): Boarding House Series, set of 6. Rare as a set.
Early Australian comic cards. G/VG. (6 items)��$100–150
437
MASONIC: “Are You A Mason?”, National Series Nos.1980, 2676, 2677, 2678, 2680 & 2681.
SHIPS & SHIPPING: Includes 2 “TITANIC” postcards; coal ships in Newcastle;
shipping on the Yarra river, etc. (97 items)�� $300–400
438
MASONIC: “Are You A Mason?”, National Series No.917 (5) & No.679.
439
BONZO “Valentines” cards c1920s with art work by G.E.Studdy (4); “Gran-Pop” Monkey cards with art
work by Lawson Wood (4); Mabel Lucie Attwell cards (14); “Sleeping Beauty” J.Sainsbury’s Tea cards
(6); London Exhibition; European, English & American cards.G/VG condition (73 items)��$150–200
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ABORIGINES: Desirable group of cards with photographs by Kerry & Co. (5); “A Modern Aboriginal
Camp” showing North Queensland warriors with shields; “Old Sandy” last of the Kerang tribe;
“West Australian Blacks” etc. G/VG condition (15 items)��$200–300
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RAILWAYS
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WW1 period Australian poster “Lest We Forget. Buy Peace Bonds”. Art work by James Northfield
printed by Sands & McDougall. Linen backed. 74 x49cm. Condition C�� $750–1,000
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441
WW1 period Australian war loans poster. Art work by Jim Hannan, printed by Osboldstone & Co [Melb].
77cm x 51 cm. Condition C�� $750–1,000
442
WW1 ANZAC certificate, “Shire of Tungamah, ANZACS/ For Liberty, For Justice”, attractive and
colourful award presented to Driver J.K.Colombini. Art work by Goldsworthy and Davey,
printed by D.W.Paterson Co. [Melbourne]. Size 64cm x 51cm. Small piece of corner missing.��$100–150
443
c1920s Advertising poster “Don’t Argue HUTTON’S HAMS Are The Best. Pineapple Trade Mark
Brand”. Printed by J.J.Miller Ptg. Co. Melbourne. Art work by Fred Miller, linen backed 6 leaf poster.
220cm x 200cm. Condition B. Impressive & extremely RARE�� $3,000–4,000
444
c1930s advertising poster “TOOHEYS OATMEAL STOUT. Here’s To ‘Ee. In the Stout Bottle”,
artwork by Walter Jardine, colour lithograph, printed by William Brooks & Co, 45cm x 58cm.
Condition A. Very attractive.��$200–250
445
c1930s Travel poster “Victorian Alps For Winter Sports”. Art work by Gert SELLHEIM.
Linen backed. 61cm x 23cm. Condition B+. Rare�� $500–750
446
1938 “EMPIRE GAMES. Sydney calls you... Australia’s 150th Anniversary Celebrations.
January 26. To April 25. 1938”. Art work by Charles Meere. Linen backed, expert restoration
lower corner due to paper loss. 101cm x 63cm. Condition B. Rare and impressive.�� $4,000–5,000
447
c1930s Poster advertisement for “WOOL RUSS Bathing Suits”. Art work by John Vickery.
Linen backed. 45.5cm x 29.5cm. Condition B�� $300–500
448
C1930s Advertisement poster “The Famous BILLY TEA”. Linen backed.
48cm x 36cm. Condition A�� $300–500
449
c1950 Travel poster “TAA (Trans Australian Airlines) Travel Across Australia”.
Late 1940s early 1950s. Art work by Warner. Linen backed. 101cm x 62cm. Condition B�� $1,200–1,500
450
c1950s Travel poster “DISCOVER AUSTRALIA”. Art work by James Northfield. Linen backed.
101cm x 63.5cm. Condition B�� $800–1,000
451
c1950s Travel poster “QANTAS Australia’s Overseas Airlines. EUROPE”. Art work by Harry Rogers.
Linen backed. 99cm x 74.5cm. Condition A�� $400–600
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c1960 P&O travel poster “Escape to Summer in winter with P&O sea voyages to Japan and
Australia..”. Art work by Laban. Linen backed. 101cm x 63.5cm. Condition A�� $600–800
One side worded “FREE PASS”/ crown/NOT TRANSFERABLE/The. Hon. C.J. Jenner MLC”.
The reverse “VICTORIAN RAILWAYS” above and below a scene with a prospector, a kangaroo & a
sheep in front of a viaduct with a steam train.
C.J. Jenner was a member of the Victorian Legislative Council 1863-1886. Worn, holed at one end, but
rarely offered.��$150–250†
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1932 “The Model Railway News”, January to December. Popular British magazine with informative
articles on model making, rolling stock, railway infrastructure etc.. (12 items)�� $120–160
460
Photographs, ex the Norm de Pomeroy collection, from three signficant rail tours: 1958 last train to
Thorpdale (20); 1962 last train to Beech Forest (11); 1974 Nowingi-Millewa South line (21).
G/VG. (52 items)�� $100–120†
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Group of items: Enamel signs (2) S.A.R. (South Australian Railways) ‘Take Notice that the riding of
bicycles or motor cycles through this opening is prohibited. Penalty £2’; Sydney tram sign ‘Notice
to passengers’; album of photographs of steam locomotives c1980s. Signs showing some damage.
��$150–200
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c1960 QANTAS travel poster “Japan”. Art work by Harry Rogers. Linen backed.
99cm x 74.5cm Condition B�� $400–600
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CHATELAINE: Antique sterling silver with scissors, perfume bottle & needle case.�� $400–600
c1960s Travel poster “QANTAS Australia’s Overseas Airline...”. Art work by Harry Rogers.
Linen backed. 99cm x 74cm. Condition A�� $400–600
463
JAPANESE SILVER: Serving tray with matching set of 12 glass holders.
Beautiful pierced “iris” patterned border with hand beaten finish. Stamped “Samurai Shokai.
Yokohama”. 665 grams. VG condition�� $500–750
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c1960s travel poster “South Africa. Fly there by Qantas”, printed by gravure process by Cape Times
limited [South Africa] for the local Tourist Corporation, size 63x101cm. Condition A.�� $100–150†
464
AUSTRALIAN SILVER: Set of 7 Wildflower tea spoons by Harris & Sons of Perth;
PLUS, set of 4 sterling silver condiments with 3 spoons by Atkin Bros of Sheffield c1907.��$200–300
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c1960s goup of travel posters. BOAC, British Airways, Alitalia (4).
Varying sizes, some soiling and rough edges. Condition B. (6 items).�� $100–150†
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BABY RATTLES: Group of 6 miniature rattles & whistles with coral, nephrite, crystal & shell handles.
7-8cm each�� $300–400
457
c1970 Group of Australian Travel posters, photo lithograph printed in Australia for the Tourist
Commission, size 99cm x 61cm approx. Condition B+. (8 items)�� $140–180†
466
BABY RATTLES: Group of 6 miniature antique & vintage rattles.
Noted gilded example with coral handle. 3-6cm each��$200–300
467
Sewing kit in leather case; plus pocket silver sewing case with thimble & spool (2 items)��$150–200
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STERLING SILVER: Fine pair of serving spoons with Shakespeare themes;
“Titania & Bottom”, plus “Miranda & Ferdinand”. Each one adorned with fairy top.
Gilt wash finish, London hallmarks. Weight 200 grams, height 21cm. VG condition�� $400–600
469
BABY RATTLE: 17th Century curved form with 3 bells, coral handle & whistle end.
Engraved “N.L. 1694”. Extremely rare, 13cm ��$1,500–2,000
470
GEORGE II Sterling silver tankard. Bell shaped with foliate repousse work.
Made by Bowyer Walker of London c1737 with later inscription “The Gift of George Bankes ESQ. M.P,
1846.” [British Politician]. Foot dented. Weight 340 grams. Fair/Good condition�� $400–600
471
STERLING SILVER: Fine pair of Georgian salt cellars (with blue glass liners),
squat circular form each resting on three cabriole legs with pad feet.
Made in London c1757 makers mark “D.M”. VG condition�� $400–600
489
RUSSIAN SILVER: Pair of silver, enamel & gold gilt finished teaspoons by Aron Berg of St.Petersburg;
plus, Russian silver niello spoon c1857, Moscow. VG condition (3 items)��$200–300
490
BABY RATTLE: Novelty monkey rattle with whistle end. 13cm�� $600–800
491
Baby Rattles: Group of 5 antique ivory & bone rattles & teethers.�� $150–250
492
BABY RATTLE: Coral & sterling silver, bulbous form with whistle.
By George Unite of Birmingham c1869. 12cm�� $600–800
493
BABY RATTLE: Unusual double ended ball form with foliate decoration. 11cm�� $400–600
494
Antique scent bottle with gilt silver top on white overlay glass;
plus 2 silver topped vanity bottles. (3 items)�� $300–400
495
STERLING SILVER: Victorian lidded dish, pierced body with decorative floral pattern & beaded rim.
Fine finial in the form of a bunch of spinach. London c1876. Missing glass liner.
Weight 650 grams. VG condition�� $300–400
472
Group of sterling silver spoons including Georgian Scottish table spoons, Irish & English tea spoons etc.
1200 grams approx. (43 items)�� $600–800
473
BABY RATTLE: Beautifully engraved silver & coral with 8 bells.
By Peter, Ann & William BATEMAN c1801. Rare, 14.5cm��$800–1,200
496
Georgian & Victorian sterling silver fiddle & thread pattern forks.
28 in total, various years & makers. 2300+ grams �� $800–1,000
AUSTRALIANA: Impressive silver plated table centre piece. Triform base adorned with three kangaroos,
engraved fruit bowl & trumpet. English manufacture for A.Saunders of Sydney. 53cm. ��$2,000–2,500
497
CONTINENTAL SILVER: Ladies compact with beautiful hand painted enamel scene.
Floral engraved with gilt wash interior & mirror set inside the lid (stamped 800);
plus a pierced silver cigarette case with ornate floral motif. Excellent condition (2 items)�� $500–800
498
Sheffield plate 2 branch candelabra & 4 telescopic candle sticks. (5 items)��$200–300
499
FABERGE: Russian Silver condiment pot with engraved floral motif & beaded rim.
Stamped K.F in Cyrillic for Karl Faberge, one of the worlds most renowned silversmiths. Moscow c1892.
Width 6cm, height 3cm. Good condition�� $1,000–2,000
500
RUSSIAN SILVER: Sifting spoon & tongs decorated in cloisonne enamel & gold gilt.
Moscow assay marks. Beautifully weighted, 114 grams. VG condition (2 items)�� $400–600
501
RUSSIAN SILVER EASTER EGG; engraved floral design, gilt interior and highlights. 5cm x 4cm.
502
RUSSIAN SILVER: Sifting spoon, cloisonne enamel & gilt.
Moscow assay marks circa late 19th century.��$200–300
503
CIGAR CASES: Two antique sterling silver cigar cases.
Both made in Birmingham. 170 grams total. VG condition��$200–300
504
RUSSIAN SILVER: Pair of kidney shaped engraved napkin rings,
Moscow c1899-1908. VG condition��$200–300
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IRISH STERLING SILVER LADEL: Georgian fiddle pattern. Made by Richard Sawyer of Dublin c1808.
Weight 190grams, 34cm. VG condition�� $400–600
476
BABY RATTLE: Regency period gilded sterling silver with coral handle & 2 rows of bells.
Makers stamp “I.S”. 15cm�� $600–800
477
PAUL STORR: Sterling silver spoon, London c1812.��$200–300
478
VINIAGRETTES: Two sterling silver early 19th century examples made in Birmingham.
Hinge damaged on one. Fair/Good condition�� $200–400
479
Georgian sterling silver decanter labels: comprising a set of 3 engraved with the letters “B, H & R”
plus one engraved “Hollands”. Circa early 19th century. Excellent condition. (4 items)��$200–300
480
BABY RATTLE: In the form of “Punch”. Whistle top & shell handle. Early 19th century�� $600–800
481
HESTER BATEMAN: sterling silver table spoon & matching mustard spoon.
London c1822. (3 items)��$200–300
482
RUSSIAN SILVER: 19th century beaker engraved with primitive style town scenes.
Height 8cm.�� $100–200
483
STERLING SILVER SALVER. Georgian with heavy leaf patterned scrolling border & engraved
floral motif all resting on three baroque style feet. Emblazoned with family crest & motto
“Fidus et Audax” (faithful & bold). London c1831. Weight 385 grams, 20cm. VG condition.�� $400–600
484
Antique sterling silver fiddle & thread table spoons: Comprising set of 6 & a pair by
George William Adams of London; set of 4 by Richard Pouldon of London c1823; Single spoon by
Charle Ely of London c1825. 1145 grams total (13 items)�� $400–600
485
LADLES: Handsome fiddle & thread design ladle made by William Eaton of London c1842
(300+ grams); plus 2 Victorian sterling silver sauce ladles 164 grams.�� $300–400
486
BABY RATTLE: Large whistle end with coral handle & affixed chain. Makers stamp “T.F.”.
Early to mid 19th century. 12cm�� $600–800
487
Fiddle & thread pattern spoons (14) & forks (14), 19th century.
1700 grams approx. (28 items)��$700–1,000
488
STERLING SILVER BREAD BASKET: Mid Victorian with beautiful pierced bowl & swing handle.
Engraved with crest. Made by Robert Harper of London c1857. Very impressive weight 1.050 kg.
35cm x 32cm x H.26cm. Excellent condition��$1,000–1,500
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SILVERWARE: Group comprising 3 Chinese silver Angostura Bitters bottles (some damage);
Victorian sterling silver top crystal vanity bottle with glass crown stopper;
South Asian silver finished perfume bottle. Mixed condition (4 items)�� $300–400
527
BABY RATTLES: Group of 10 small silver rattles on rings. Angels, bells, horseshoes, cat, etc.��$200–300
528
BABY RATTLES: Group of 10 vintage silver rattles on rings. Gnome, bear, bells, etc.�� $300–400
506
VESTAS & BOXES: Group of (6) including novelty peanut silver vesta; pair silver stamp boxes marked
950; antique silver vestas (2); circular silver pill box set with a large cabochon stone.
G/VG condition�� $300–400
529
PIN CUSHIONS: Group of three, 20th century sterling silver novelty pin cushion; pig, chick & shoe.
5, 4 & 4cm (3 items)��$150–200
507
BABY RATTLE: South Asian silver rattle with shell handle. 16cm��$200–300
530
STERLING SILVER: Table cigar lighter in the form of a Roman oil burner with serpent handle & flame
finial. Made by Adie Bros. Ltd. Birmingham c1924. Original & excellent condition��$120–200
508
Two comports (one damaged) & two pierced bowls. Three with English hallmarks,
circular bowl not marked. c1898-1924. One comport with weighted base. (4 items)�� $150–250
531
Remains of collection: Nice group of sterling silver, Mexican silver & silver plated items & jewellery.
Noted owl handled shoe horn & boot hook; sovereign case; belt buckles (2); animal ornaments;
owl whistle etc (23 items)�� $300–400
509
RUSSIAN SILVER: Set of 6 tea spoons with barley twist handles & engraved spoon backs.
By Alexandra Yargunova, Moscow, late 19th century. VG condition �� $200–400
532
STERLING SILVER: Christening mugs (2); boxed set of 6 tea spoons; napkin rings (2);
mustard spoon & jam spoon. 410 grams. Good condition (14 items)��$200–300
PHOTO FRAME: of generous proportions with red silk backing. Made for Thos. Webb & Sons of
Melbourne by Synyer & Beddoes of Birmingham c1901. 37cm x24cm�� $300–400
533
BRITANNIA SILVER: Sugar caster by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. of London c1920s. Stamped
with erased lion & Britannia standard marks. Weight 340 grams, 18cm. Good condition�� $150–250
534
Challenge silver plated “Perfect Tea-Pot” (Robur) with infuser; pair of silver plated serving spoons with
shell handles in plush fitted box. VG condition (2 items)��$150–200
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PODSTAKANNIK: Group of 8 assorted Russian silver tea glass holders. 820 grams total.�� $400–600
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STERLING SILVER mounted claret jug with etched crystal body.
Made by John Sherwood & Sons of Birmingham c1901. 24cm, Excellent condition��$200–300
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RUSSIAN SILVER SPOONS: Set of 4 fiddle pattern tea spoons made in Moscow c1878;
pair of ornate soup spoons with monogram; engraved tea spoon (Moscow c1896).
STERLING SILVER: Cigarette box with machine engraved Greek key pattern on the lid.
Made by E.J.Trevitt of Chester c1933. Wood lined, minor dents. Good condition�� $150–250
536
ANTIQUE WINE JUG: Silver plated mount with grapes & leaves adorned by female nude in drapery
holding a bunch of fruit. Unusual figured stopper.
Plating worn in places. 38cm, Good condition��$150–200
Australiana silver plated napkin rings (2); Emu skin and silver box; sterling silver & enamel
compact & lidded jar; Chinese silver & porcelain box; cigarette lighter; silver plated shoe & box
(9 items)��$200–300
537
Pair of Scottish sterling silver circular dishes by Hamilton and Inches of Edinburgh c1913;
pair of bon bon dishes by Deakin & Francis of Birmingham c1904; oval dish Birmingham c1907.
308 grams total (5 items)��$200–300
AUSTRALIAN SILVER: Set of 6 cake forks & spoons with Arts & Crafts wild flower design.
From the workshop of renowned West Australian silversmith, James Alexander LINTON stamped “JAL”.
20th Century, in excellent condition (12 items)��$200–300
538
GERMAN SILVER: Water jug with ivory handle. Stamped 925. Handle slightly loose. 435 grams total.
Height 21cm. Good condition�� $300–500
BABY RATTLE: “Punch” sterling silver head with shell handle & ivory ring.
By Crisford & Norris of Birmingham c1905. 17cm�� $400–600
539
STERLING SILVER SERVING TRAY: Refined 20th century design with Regency style reeded
edge & handles. By Barker Bros. Ltd. of Birmingham c1935.
Monogrammed “C”, impressive weight 2.350 kg, 55cm x 33cm. VG condition��$1,500–2,000
540
STERLING SILVER: English tea service comprising tea pot, hot water pot, milk jug & sugar basin.
Made by Suckling Ltd. Birmingham 1935-1939. Carved wooden handles & finials, small dent to the jug.
Beautifully crafted & weighing in at an impressive 1.88kg total! (4 items)�� $1,200–1,500
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STERLING SILVER: Walker & Hall piered oval dish. Made in Chester c1906. Weight 290 grams,
27cm x 20cm x 8cm. VG condition��$200–300
518
Remains of collection: noted wine labels (3); pill boxes (3); silver miniature mirror; perfume bottles (3);
thimble in case; novelty thimble; snuff box etc. G/VG condition (23 items)��$200–300
519
STERLING SILVER BON BON DISH: Edwardian pierced oval form with floral border above unusual
engraved scrolling body. Beautiful quality, made by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.Ltd. of Regent St.
London c1910. Weight 285 grams, 21cm x 16cm x 7.5cm. VG condition ��$200–300
541
STERLING SILVER: Hardy Bros. mid 20th century box with machine engraved top, chamfered
corners & sandalwood interior. Made in Birmingham. Some slight impact marks. Nice solid piece,
17cm x 12cm x 4cm. Good condition��$250–300
520
BABY RATTLES: Group of 5 silver rattles with ivory, bakelite & pearl shell rings.��$200–300
542
GEORG JENSEN: Acorn pattern sterling silver cheese knife & pair of silver condiment dishes.
Also includes Danish silver tongs stamped “DGH”. 20th century VG condition (4 items)�� $150–250
521
BABY RATTLES: 3 Eastern silver rattles. Noted fine South Asian example with rural scene.�� $300–400
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BABY RATTLES: Group of 4 silver rattles; novelty cats on brick wall, silver & amethyst,
silver with ivory ring & silver & bone handle.�� $400–500
STERLING SILVER: Pair of English sauce boats with matching oval dishes.
Made by Addie Bros. Ltd. of Birmingham c1951. Weight 910 grams. VG condition�� $500–750
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BABY RATTLES: 5 Antique & vintage silver rattles including mid 19th century coral handle;
Edwardian bone handled; whistle etc. �� $300–400
CHRISTOFLE: French silver plated cat ornaments in filigree finish, part of the “Lumiere” range of
animals. 9cm, 4cm & 5cm. Excellent condition. (3 items)��$150–200
545
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BABY RATTLE: Antique 9ct gold with shell handle & ring. Rare��$1,000–1,500
Remains of sterling silver collection. Noted Georgian sugar tongs; two English sauce ladles
(1 x Georgian, 1 x 20th C.); pair of English mustard spoons; silver mounted glass bowl.
(6 items)��$150–200
525
Sterling silver spoons (3, two of which are rifle trophies c1915), thimbles (3), pen knives (4),
vanity ware (7) one with kookaburra top, Australiana silver necklace, Chinese stone brooch,
compass, silver dish etc. Mixed condition. (30 items)��$200–300
546
STERLING SILVER: Two boxed sets of tea spoons (6 in each) comprising Danish enamel with gilded
finish stamped “Frigast”; plus English silver & enamel set by William Hair Haseler of Birmingham c1937.
526
EASTERN SILVER: Jug, vase, beaker & bowl. Early 20th century, Indian & Thai.
400 grams total. Good condition (4 items)��$200–300
547
BABY RATTLES: Group of 10 vintage silver rattles with rings.�� $400–600
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AUSTRALIANA: Group of 7 silver spoons with Australian fauna tops; Kookaburras (2),
Koalas (3), Kangaroos (2). ��$100–150
570
CARTIER CLOCK: Blue enamel & gold finished octagonal bedside clock.
In original fitted case. 7.5cm.�� $400–600
549
AUSTRALIANA: Group of 7 sterling silver & enamel spoons with Australiana tops.
G/VG condition.��$100–150
571
LONGINES: “Calibre 541 Chronograph opposition” gents wrist watch, stainless steel case &
band with original purchase card & booklets. Working order.�� $400–600
550
Miniature dolls house furniture in silver & silver plate; chairs (10), 6 piece filigree silver set
(table & 5 stools), tables (2) (17 items)��$200–300
572
LOUIS ERARD: “L’Esprit Du Temps” gents automatic chronograph wrist watch with date window.
Stainless steel with leather strap & original buckle, booklet, card & papers. VG condition��$800–1,200
551
ISRAELI SILVER: Tree branch candelabra stamped Sterling. 420 grams,
25cm x 34cm. Good condition�� $400–600
573
LOUIS ERARD: “Regulateur” gents wrist watch. Stainless steel case, window back & original buckle.
VG condition��$800–1,200
552
“Georgian Miniatures” sterling silver 5 piece tea service in original box.
By David Hollander & Sons of Birmingham c1973; PLUS Peruvian 925 silver miniature tea set.��$150–200
574
LOUIS ERARD: Ladies watch with gold finished band & case. Quartz movement.�� $200–400
553
The Apostle Spoons: Set of 13 sterling silver spoons in presentation box issued by the
Birmingham Mint c1977. 440 grams total. Excellent condition��$200–300
554
The Sovereign Queens Spoon Collection: Set of 6 sterling silver spoons in presentation box
issued by Franklin Mint c1977. Excellent condition��$100–150
555
GEORG JENSEN: 75th Jubilee sterling silver spoon set with cornelian (boxed);
“Acorn” patterned caddy spoon & pate knife. (3 items)��$200–300
556
GEORG JENSEN: Danish sterling silver spoon in original box. Excellent condition��$100–150
557
GEORG JENSEN: Sterling silver “Acorn” pattern cake knife, cheese knife, bottle opener & cake trowel
with 2 boxes.��$200–300
558
Collection of silver tea spoons of the world; noted Georg Jensen, Russian silver, Japanese & Chinese.
All housed in Korean casket. (77 items)�� $300–400
559
GEORG JENSEN: “Acorn” patterned cutlery. Two place settings of 8 pieces each,
plus set of 6 tea spoons. (22 items)�� $300–400
560
Royal Mail sterling silver desk collection in box comprising ruler, pen, magnifying glass,
tweezers & paper knife. By Victoria Silverware Ltd. Birmingham c2000. �� $120–150
WATCHES & TIMEPIECES
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JAEGER LECOULTRE: Skeleton clock in brass & glass case. Working order.
17cm x 15.5cm��$200–300
562
18ct Gold cased English fusee pocket watch with key, 19th century.��$1,000–1,500
563
FUSEE pocket watch in sterling silver case made by Griffith Davies of Dolgelley.
With key, working order.��$200–300
564
REPEATER: Antique pocket watch in gun metal steel case. Working order�� $400–600
565
OTTOMAN POCKET WATCH: Rare silver cased full hunter by renowned watch maker K. Arabian of
Constantinople. With key, in working order.��$200–300
566
Antique & vintage watches: Two gold plated pocket watches; 9ct gold cased ladies watches (5);
4 assorted silver or gold plated watches. Fair condition. (11 items)�� $200–400
567
GUSTAV & BECKER PENDULUM WALL CLOCK, c1920, a very good example of one of the finest
timepieces of it’s era. Quite large at 104x54x21cm it is complete and original with pendulum and
weights intact. Beautiful face.�� $600–800
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I.W.C. SCHAFFHAUSEN: 18ct gold gents automatic calender wrist watch.
Working order. VG condition�� $1,500–2,500
569
I.W.C. Schaffhausen 14ct gold case & bracelet ladies watch.�� $400–600
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IMPORTANT
Telephone bid forms must be received
at least 24 hours before the sale
begins.
Mossgreen bears no responsibility for
any errors which occur due to late
instructions. Mossgreen will endeavour
to confirm bids received either by
fax or by telephone. If you have not
received our confirmation within
one business day, please contact
Mossgreen.
Please tick here if you do not want to receive special invitations and online auction catalogues by email
Please scan or fax a clear copy of Photo ID, either a drivers licence or
passport if you have not previously purchased with Mossgreen
Lot Number
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or GST (where applicable)
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It is the bidder’s responsibility to
check with Mossgreen staff whether
a saleroom notice relates to any lot
which they have listed. Bidders in the
room will be informed of saleroom
notices by the auctioneer at the
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If you are an International Bidder who
has not previously purchased with
Mossgreen please note that a deposit
may be requested in cleared funds
prior to the auction date to enable your
registration to be confirmed. A clear
copy of your photo identification, as
listed above is also required.
Mossgreen will also accept credit card
payments for the initial deposit (Visa,
Mastercard or American Express)
however the remaining balance in
excess of $5,000 must be paid via
Funds Transfer as Mossgreen does not
accept credit card payments for goods
when the card holder is not present to
sign. This deposit is refunded within
48 hours should you not be successful.
Mossgreen does not bear the exchange
rate risk in any circumstances.
Cover bid
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Please print or type
I authorise Mossgreen to register bids on a per lot basis up to the maximum price I have indicated for each lot.
I will not hold Mossgreen responsible for any errors that occur. I have noted the ‘Conditions of Sale’ as printed
in the auction catalogue and agree to be bound by them.
I understand that if my bid is successful, the purchase price will be the sum of my final bid plus the buyer’s
premium of 22% of the final bid price plus any GST payable on the hammer price, as indicated in the
catalogue. GST will be charged on the buyer’s premium. If the Resale Royalty Scheme is applicable 5% will be
charged on the hammer price only. The Resale Royalty Scheme is denoted by the § symbol in the catalogue
and online at www.mossgreen.com.au
I have read and accept Mossgreen’s terms and conditions as printed in the catalogue and online at
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IMPORTANT
Telephone bid forms must be received
at least 24 hours before the sale
begins.
Mossgreen bears no responsibility for
any errors which occur due to late
instructions. Mossgreen will endeavour
to confirm bids received either by
fax or by telephone. If you have not
received our confirmation within
one business day, please contact
Mossgreen.
It is the bidder’s responsibility to
check with Mossgreen staff whether
a saleroom notice relates to any lot
which they have listed. Bidders in the
room will be informed of saleroom
notices by the auctioneer at the
If you are an International Bidder who
has not previously purchased with
Mossgreen please note that a deposit
may be requested in cleared funds
prior to the auction date to enable your
registration to be confirmed. A clear
copy of your photo identification, as
listed above is also required.
Mossgreen will also accept credit card
payments for the initial deposit (Visa,
Mastercard or American Express)
however the remaining balance in
excess of $5,000 must be paid via
Funds Transfer as Mossgreen does not
accept credit card payments for goods
when the card holder is not present to
sign. This deposit is refunded within
48 hours should you not be successful.
Mossgreen does not bear the exchange
rate risk in any circumstances.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
The terms and conditions of sale listed here
contain the policies of Mossgreen Pty Ltd. They
are the terms on which Mossgreen Pty Ltd and
the Seller contract with the Buyer. They may
be amended by printed Saleroom Notices or
oral announcements made before and during
the sale. By bidding at auction you agree to be
bound by these terms.
1.BackgroundtotheTerms
usedintheseConditions
The conditions that are listed below contain
terms that are used regularly and may need
explanation. They are as follows:
“the Buyer” means the person with the highest
bid accepted by the Auctioneer
“the Lot” means any item depicted within the
sale for auction and in particular the item or
items described against any lot number in the
catalogue.
“the Hammer price” means the amount of
the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in
relation to a lot
“the Buyers Premium” means the charge
payable by the Buyer to the auction house as a
percentage of the hammer price.
“the Reserve” means the lowest amount at
which Mossgreen has agreed with the Seller
that the lot can be sold.
“Forgery” means an item constituting an
imitation originally conceived and executed as
a whole, with a fraudulent intention to deceive
as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture
or source, where the correct description as to
such matters is not reflected by the description
in the catalogue. Accordingly no lot shall
be capable of being a forgery by reason of
any damage or restoration work of any kind
(Including re-painting).
“the insured value” means the amount that
Mossgreen in its absolute discretion from time
to time shall consider the value for which a lot
should be covered for insurance (whether or
not insurance is arranged by Mossgreen.)
All values expressed in Mossgreen Pty Ltd
catalogues (in any format) are in Australian
Dollars (AU$). All bids, “hammer price”,
“reserves”, “Buyers Premium” and other
expressions of value are understood by all
parties to be in Australian Dollars (AU$) unless
otherwise specified.
2.MossgreenAuctionsasAgent
Except as otherwise stated Mossgreen Pty Ltd
acts as agent for the Seller.
The contract for the sale of the property is
therefore made between the Seller and the
Buyer.
3.BeforetheSale
A)EXAMINATIONOFPROPERTY
Prospective Buyers are strongly advised to
examine in person any property in which
they are interested before the Auction
takes place. Neither Mossgreen nor the
Seller provides any guarantee in relation to
the nature of the property apart from the
Limited warranty in the paragraph below.
The property is otherwise sold “AS IS”
B)CATALOGUEANDOTHERDESCRIPTIONS
All statements by Mossgreen in the
catalogue entry for the property or in
the condition report, or made orally or
in writing elsewhere, are statements of
opinion and are not to be relied upon as
statements of fact. Such statements do
not constitute a representation, warranty
or assumption of liability by Mossgreen
of any kind. References in the catalogue
entry to the condition report to damage or
restoration are for guidance only and should
be evaluated by personal inspection by the
bidder or a knowledgeable representative.
The absence of such a reference does not
imply that an item is free from defects
or restoration, nor does a reference to
particular defects imply the absence of
any others. Estimates of the selling price
should not be relied on as a statement that
this is the price at which the item will sell
or it’s value for any other purpose. Neither
Mossgreen nor The Seller is responsible for
any errors or omissions in the catalogue or
any supplemental material.
Images are measured height by width (sight
size). Illustrations are provided only as a
guide and should not be relied upon as a
true representation of colour or condition.
Images are not shown at a standard scale.
An item bought “on Extension” must be
paid for in full before it will be released to
the purchaser or his/her agreed expertising
committee or specialist. Payments received
for such items will be held “in trust” for
up to 90 days or earlier, if the issue of
authenticity has been resolved more
quickly. Extensions must be requested
before the auction.
Foreign buyers should note that all
transactions are in Australian dollars so
there may be a small exchange rate risk.
The costs associated with acquiring a
good certificate will be carried by the
purchaser. If the item turns out to be
forged or otherwise incorrectly described,
all reasonable costs will be borne by the
vendor.
C)BUYERSRESPONSIBILITY
All property is sold “as is” without
representation or warranty of any kind
by Mossgreen or the Seller. Buyers are
responsible for satisfying themselves
concerning the condition of the property
and the matters referred to in the
catalogue by requesting a condition report
No lot to be rejected if, subsequent to
the sale, it has been immersed in liquid or
treated by any other process unless the
Auctioneer’s permission to subject the lot
to such immersion or treatment has first
been obtained in writing.
4.AttheSale
A)REFUSALOFADMISSION
Mossgreen reserves the right at our
complete discretion to refuse admission to
the auction premises or participation in any
auction and to reject any bid.
B)REGISTRATIONBEFOREBIDDING
Any prospective new buyer must complete
and sign a registration form and provide
photo-identification before bidding.
Mossgreen may request bank, trade or
other financial references to substantiate
this registration.
C)BIDDINGASAPRINCIPAL
When making a bid, a bidder is accepting
personal liability to pay the purchase price
including the buyers premium and all
applicable taxes, plus all other applicable
charges, unless it has been explicitly
agreed in writing with Mossgreen before
the commencement of the sale that the
bidder is acting as agent on behalf of
an identified third party acceptable to
Mossgreen and that Mossgreen will only
look to the principal for payment.
D)INTERNATIONALREGISTRATIONS
All International clients not known to
Mossgreen will be required to scan
or fax through an accredited form of
photo identification and pay a deposit
at our discretion in cleared funds into
Mossgreen’s account at least 24 hours
before the commencement of the auction.
Bids will not be accepted without this
deposit. Mossgreen also reserves the
right to request any additional forms
of identification prior to registering an
overseas bid.
This deposit can be made using a
credit card, however the balance of any
purchase price in excess of $5,000 can
not be charged to this card without prior
arrangement.
This deposit is redeemable against any
auction purchase.
E)ABSENTEEBIDS
Mossgreen will use reasonable efforts to
execute written bids delivered to us AT
LEAST 24 Hours before the sale for the
convenience of those clients who are
unable to attend the auction in person.
If we receive identical written bids on a
particular lot, and at the auction these are
the highest bids on that lot, then the lot will
be sold to the person whose written bid
was received and accepted first. Execution
of written bids is a free service undertaken
subject to other commitments at the time
of the sale and we do not accept liability
for failing to execute a written bid or for
errors or omissions which may arise. It is
the bidder’s responsibility to check with
Mossgreen after the auction if they were
successful. Unlimited or “Buy” bids will not
be accepted.
F)TELEPHONEBIDS
Priority will be given to overseas and
interstate bidders. Please refer to the
catalogue for the Telephone Bids form.
Arrangements for this service must be
confirmed AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR
to the auction commencing. Mossgreen
accepts no responsibility whatsoever for
any errors or failure to execute bids. In
telephone bidding the buyer agrees to
be bound by all terms and conditions
listed here and accepts that Mossgreen
cannot be held responsible for any
mis-communications in the process. The
success of telephone bidding cannot be
guaranteed due to circumstances that
are unforeseen. Buyers should be aware
of the risk and accept the consequences
should contact be unsuccessful at the time
of Auction. You must advise Mossgreen
of the lots in question and you will be
assumed to be a buyer at the minimum
price of 75% of estimate (ie. reserve) for all
such lots. Mossgreen will advise Telephone
Bidders who have registered at least 24
hours before the auction of any relevant
changes to descriptions, withdrawals or
any other sale room notices.
G)ONLINEBIDDING
Mossgreen offers an online bidding service.
When bidding online the buyer agrees to
be bound by all terms and conditions listed
here by Mossgreen.
Mossgreen accepts no responsibility for
any errors, failure to execute bids or any
other miscommunications regarding
this process. It is the online bidder’s
responsibility to ensure the accuracy of
the relevant information regarding bids, lot
numbers and contact details.
H)RESERVES
Unless otherwise indicated, all lots are
offered subject to a reserve, which is the
confidential minimum price below which
the Lot will not be sold. The reserve will
not exceed the low estimate printed in the
catalogue. The auctioneer may open the
bidding on any Lot below the reserve by
placing a bid on behalf of the Seller. The
auctioneer may continue to bid on behalf
of seller up to the amount of the reserve,
either by placing consecutive bids or by
placing bids in response to other bidders.
I)AUCTIONEERSDISCRETION
The Auctioneer has the right at his absolute
and sole discretion to refuse any bid, to
advance the bidding in such a manner as
he may decide, to withdraw or divide any
lot, to combine any two or more lots and,
in the case or error or dispute and whether
during or after the sale, to determine the
successful bidder, to continue the bidding,
to cancel the sale or to reoffer and resell
the item in dispute. If any dispute arises
after the sale, then Mossgreen’s sale record
is conclusive.
J)SUCCESSFULBIDANDPASSINGOFRISK
Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the
highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer
will be the buyer and the striking of
his hammer marks the acceptance of
the highest bid and the conclusion of a
contract for sale between the Seller and
the Buyer. Risk and responsibility for the lot
(including frames or glass where relevant)
passes immediately to the Buyer.
K)INDICATIVEBIDDINGSTEPS,ETC.
Mossgreen reserves the right to refuse any
bid, withdraw any lot from sale, to place
a reserve on any lot and to advance the
bidding according to the following:
IncrementAmount
DollarRange
$5
$0–$100
$10
$100–$200
$20
$200–$500
$25
$500–$750
$50
$750–$1,500
$100
$1,500–$3,000
$250
$3,000–$5,000
$500
$5,000–$15,000
$1,000
$15,000–$25,000
$2,500
$25,000–$50,000
$5,000
$50,000–$150,000
$10,000
$150,000–$500,000
$20,000
$500,000 +
5.AftertheSale
A)BUYERSPREMIUM
In addition to the hammer price, the buyer
agrees to pay to Mossgreen the buyers
premium. The buyer’s premium is 22% of
the hammer price plus GST. (Goods and
Services Tax) where applicable.
B)PAYMENTANDPASSINGOFTITLE
The buyer must pay the full amount due
(comprising the hammer price, buyers
premium and any applicable taxes and
GST) not later than 5 days after the auction
date.
The buyer will not acquire title for the lot
until Mossgreen receives full payment in
cleared funds, and no goods under any
circumstances will be released without
confirmation of cleared funds received. This
applies even if the buyer wishes to send
items interstate or overseas.
D)PACKING,HANDLINGANDSHIPPING
Mossgreen will be able to suggest removals
companies that the buyer can use but
takes no responsibility whatsoever for the
actions of any recommended third party.
Mossgreen can pack and handle goods
purchased at the auction by agreement
and a charge will made for this service. All
packing, shipping, insurance, postage &
associated charges will be borne by the
purchaser.
E)CULTURALHERITAGEEXPORTLICENCES
Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing,
the fact that the buyer wishes to apply
for an export licence does not affect his
or her obligation to make full payment
immediately, nor our right to charge
interest or storage charges on late
payment. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to
check Australia’s Protection of Moveable
Cultural Heritage Act 1986 before purchase.
If the Buyer requests Mossgreen to apply
for an export licence then we shall be
entitled to charge a fee for this service. We
shall not be obliged to rescind a sale nor
to refund any interest or other expenses
incurred by the Buyer where payment is
made by the Buyer in circumstances where
an export licence is not granted.
F)REMEDIESFORNON-PAYMENT
If the Buyer fails to make full payment
immediately, Mossgreen is entitled to
exercise one or more of the following rights
or remedies (in addition to asserting any
other rights or remedies available under
the law)
i)
to charge interest at such a rate as we
shall reasonably decide
ii)
to hold the defaulting Buyer liable
for the total amount due and to
commence legal proceedings for it’s
recovery along with interest, legal
fees and costs to the fullest extent
permitted under applicable law
Payment can be made by direct transfer,
cash (not exceeding $10,000AUD, if wishing
to pay more than $10,000AUD then this
must be deposited directly into a Bank of
Melbourne / St George branch and bank
receipt supplied) and Eftpos (please check
the daily limit). Payments can also be
made by credit card in person with a 2% (+
GST) merchant fee for Visa and Mastercard
and 3% (+ GST) for American Express.
Invoices that are in excess of $5,000 and
where the card holder is not present, can
not be charged to a credit card without
prior arrangement. Personal cheques are
accepted, but funds must be cleared before
goods will be released. Bank cheques are
subject to three days clearance.
iii) to cancel the sale
The buyer is responsible for any bank fees
and charges applicable for the transfer of
funds into Mossgreen’s account
vii) where several amounts are owed by
the Buyer to us, in respect of different
transactions, to apply any amount
paid to discharge any amount owed in
respect of any particular transaction,
whether or not the Buyer so directs.
C)COLLECTIONOFPURCHASES&
INSURANCE
Mossgreen is entitled to retain items sold
until all amounts due to us have been
received in full in good cleared funds.
Subject to this, the Buyer shall collect
purchased lots within 5 days from the
date of the sale unless otherwise agreed in
writing between Mossgreen and the Buyer.
At the fall of the hammer, insurance is the
responsibility of the purchaser.
iv) to resell the property publicly or
privately on such terms as we see fit
v) to pay the Seller an amount up to the
net proceeds payable in respect of the
amount bid by the defaulting Buyer.
In these circumstances the defaulting
Buyer can have no claim upon
Mossgreen in the event that the item(s)
are sold for an amount greater than the
original invoiced amount.
vi) to set off against any amounts which
Mossgreen may owe the Buyer in any
other transactions, the outstanding
amount remaining unpaid by the Buyer.
viii) to reject at any future auction any bids
made by or on behalf of the Buyer or
to obtain a deposit from the Buyer
prior to accepting any bids.
ix) to exercise all the rights and remedies
of a person holding security over any
property in our possession owned by
the Buyer whether by way of pledge,
security interest or in any other way, to
the fullest extent permitted by the law of
the place where such property is located.
The Buyer will be deemed to have been
granted such security to us and we may
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retain such property as collateral security
for such Buyer’s obligations to us.
publication of the catalogue or a process
which at the date of the publication of the
catalogue was unreasonably expensive
or impractical or likely to have caused
damage to the property.
x) to take such other action as Mossgreen
deem necessary or appropriate
If we do sell the property under
paragraph (iv), then the defaulting
Buyer shall be liable for payment
of any deficiency between the total
amount originally due to us and the
price obtained upon reselling as well as
for all costs, expenses, damages, legal
fees and commissions and premiums
of whatever kinds associated with both
sales or otherwise arising from the
default.
If we pay any amount to the Seller under
paragraph (v) the Buyer acknowledges
that Mossgreen shall have all of the rights
of the Seller, however arising, to pursue the
Buyer for such amount.
G)FAILURETOCOLLECTPURCHASES
Where purchases are not collected within
48 hours from the sale date, whether or
not payment has been made, we shall be
permitted to remove the property to a
warehouse at the buyer’s expense, and
only release the items after payment in
full has been made of removal, storage
handling, insurance and any other costs
incurred, together with payment of all
other amounts due to us.
6.ExtentofMossgreenLiability
Mossgreen agrees to refund the purchase
price in the circumstances of the Limited
Warranty set out in paragraph 7 below. Apart
from that, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of
our employees or agents are responsible for
the correctness of any statement of whatever
kind concerning any lot, whether written or
oral, nor for any other errors or omissions in
description or for any faults or defects in any
lots. Except as stated in paragraph 7 below,
neither the Seller ourselves, our officers,
agents or employees give any representation
warranty or guarantee or assume any liability
of any kind in respect of any lot with regard to
merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose,
description, size, quality, condition, attribution,
authenticity, rarity, importance, medium,
provenance, exhibition history, literature or
historical relevance. Except as required by local
law any warranty of any kind is excluded by
this paragraph.
7.LimitedWarranty
Subject to the terms and conditions of this
paragraph, the Seller warrants for the period of
thirty days from the date of the sale that any
property described in this catalogue (noting
such description may be amended by any
saleroom notice or announcement) which is
stated without qualification to be the work of
a named author or authorship is authentic and
not a forgery. The term “Author” or “authorship”
refers to the creator of the property or to the
period, culture, source, or origin as the case may
be, with which the creation of such property is
identified in the catalogue.
The warranty is subject to the following:
i)
it does not apply where a) the catalogue
description or saleroom notice
corresponded to the generally accepted
opinion of scholars and experts at the date
of the sale or fairly indicated that there
was a conflict of opinions, or b) correct
identification of a lot can be demonstrated
only by means of a scientific process
not generally accepted for use until after
ii)
the benefits of the warranty are not
assignable and shall apply only to the
original buyer of the lot as shown on the
invoice originally issued by Mossgreen
when the lot was sold at Auction.
iii) the Original Buyer must have remained the
owner of the lot without disposing of any
interest in it to any third party
iv) The Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy
against the Seller in place of any other
remedy which might be available, is the
cancellation of the sale and the refund of
the original purchase price paid for the
lot less the buyers premium which is non
refundable. Neither the Seller nor Mossgreen
will be liable for any special, incidental nor
consequential damages including, without
limitation, loss of profits not for interest.
v) The Buyer must give written notice of
claim to us within thirty days of the date
of the Auction. The Seller shall have the
right, to require the Buyer to obtain two
written opinions by recognised experts in
the field, mutually acceptable to the Buyer
and Mossgreen to decide whether or not to
cancel the sale under warranty.
vi) the Buyer must return the lot to Seller in
the same condition that it was purchased.
8.Severability
If any part of these Conditions of Sale is found by
any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable,
that part shall be discounted and the rest of the
Conditions shall continue to be valid to the fullest
extent permitted by law.
9.Copyright
The copyright of all images, illustrations and
written material produced by Mossgreen
relating to a lot including the contents of this
catalogue, is and shall remain the property at
all times of Mossgreen and shall not be used by
the Buyer, nor by anyone else without our prior
written consent. Mossgreen and the Seller make
no representation or warranty that the Buyer of
a property will acquire any copyright or other
reproduction rights in it.
10.LawandJurisdiction
These terms and conditions and any matters
concerned with the foregoing fall within the
exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the state
in which the auction is held.
11.Pre-SaleEstimates
Mossgreen publishes with each catalogue our
opinion as to the estimated price range for
each lot. These estimates are approximate
prices only and are not intended to be
definitive. They are prepared well in advance
of the sale and may be subject to revision.
Interested parties should contact Mossgreen
prior to auction for updated pre-sale estimates
and starting prices.
12.Saleresults
Mossgreen will provide auction results,
which will be available as soon as possible
after the sale. Results will include buyer’s
premium. These results will be posted at www.
mossgreen.com.au.
13.GoodsandServiceTax
In accordance with A New Tax System (Goods
and Services Tax) Act 1999 Mossgreen
Auctions will collect on behalf of the Australian
tax office (ATO) a Goods and Service Tax (GST)
of 10% on all applicable transactions.
GST is applicable on the hammer price in the
case where the seller is selling property that is
owned by an entity registered for GST. GST is
also applicable on the hammer price in the case
where the seller is not an Australian resident.
These lots are denoted by a dagger symbol †
placed next to the estimate.
GST is also applicable on the buyer’s premium.
Overseas buyers and buyers non-resident in
Australia will not be charged GST on both
hammer price and premiums under the
following conditions:
1.
The items are exported through a
Mossgreen approved freight company
including Australia Post
2.
The items are exported within 60 days of
the date of the sale
The invoice supplied by Mossgreen for
purchases will be regarded as a Tax invoice for
GST purposes.
14.ResaleRoyaltyScheme
Under the legal obligations of the Resale
Royalty Scheme for Visual Artists Act 2009,
sellers must provide the following information
to comply with the act:
•
was the artwork acquired after 8 June
2010?
•
is the sale/reserve price (including GST)
$1,000 or more?
•
is the artist from Australia or a country
listed in the Regulations to the Act?
•
is the artist alive, or deceased less than 70
years?
The seller:
i)
acknowledges that he or she understands
his or her legal obligations under the
Resale Royalty for Visual Artists Act 2009
(the Act);
ii)
undertakes to comply with all requirements
of the Act, including by providing its agent,
the company, with accurate information
sufficient for compliance with sections 28
and 29 of the Act;
iii) undertakes to indemnify the company for
any loss incurred by the company as a
result of the vendor’s failure to comply with
any of the vendor’s legal obligations under
the Act; and
iv) acknowledges that if he or she fails
to comply with any of his or her legal
obligations under the Act, the company
may provide the vendor’s name and
contact details to Copyright Agency
Limited (CAL).
Lots subject to payment of the Resale Royalty
Scheme will be denoted by the §. The
Australian Resale Royalty is a flat rate of 5%
on the hammer price (including GST). The
Australian Resale Royalty is payable by the
buyer in addition to the buyers premium plus
any applicable GST.

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