Australian & Colonial

1 · A whaler's knife with scrimshaw handle, 19th century,34cm long

2 · A pocket flask, whale tooth and silver, engraved "HANNA", 19th century, ​12cm high

3 · A scrimshaw powder horn with lion and coat of arms, 19th century, ​30cm long

4 · A scrimshaw powder horn engraved "Allen Martin", ​33cm long

5 · A scrimshaw pocket snuffbox, whale's tooth and silver, engraved "Christian", 13cm high

6 · A whalebone fid, early to mid 19th century,

7 · A sailor's seam rubber with remains of initials or inscription, blackwood, Tasmanian origin, 19th century,

8 · A vintage fisherman's lobster pot, woven tea tree and iron, 20th century, ​45cm high, 80cm diameter

9 · A vintage fisherman's lobster pot, woven tea tree and iron, 20th century, ​45cm high, 80cm diameter

10 · Coco De Mer sailor's box, Seychelles Islands, 19th century. Endemic only to the Seychelles the Coco De Mer nut is the largest known seed in existence and was highly coveted by sailors in the 18th and 19th century who prized it for its erotic appearance. Its botanical name Ladoicea callipyge is from the Greek and literally translates to "beautiful buttocks". Unlike other coconuts the seed does not remain viable once at sea so its range is extremely limited and most of the 7000 odd known living ex

11 · A lighthouse lamp, early 20th century, 76cm high

12 · Rare Waltham ships clock, 8 day movement, pop out front with winder on top, circa 1914, stamped on the back "Patent Sept. 29th, 1914", ​14cm diameter.

13 · PITCAIRN ISLAND Carved wooden fish, stamped "Souvenir From Pitcairn", 19th century, 36cm long

14 · WOLLOMAI Australian scratch made boat builders model ship, huon pine and cedar, circa 1870s.The Wollomai was a 146 ton two masted ketch built in Melbourne in 1876, 75cm high, 109cm long, 32cm deep

15 · A tallship diorama in cedar and glass display cabinet, Australian, 19th century, ​44cm across

16 · The Continental Hotel, Sorrento, Victoria: Original leadlight window from the dining room with tallship motif, late 19th century. This window was covered up during renovations during the 20th century and remained hidden until it was rediscovered during demolition works in the late 20th century, 55cm x 75cm

17 · A rare whale oil slush lamp, wrought iron, 19th century,

18 · A scrimshaw whalebone busk with steamship titled "Atalanta, 1883",20cm long

19 · A scrimshaw whalebone brush with naval scene, 19th century, 16.5cm across

20 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with engraved Australian coat of arms titled "Australia", ​14cm high

21 · Five whalebone bodkins, 19th century, ​the tallest 9cm high

22 · A whalebone page turner with carved dog handle, 19th century, ​24cm high

23 · A ships lantern, stamped "Seahorse Trade Mark", early 20th century,

24 · A Colonial one pint copper measure with Queen Victoria stamp and broad arrow mark, mid 19th century, ​90cm high, 15cm across

25 · A ship's cabinet solidly made in teak, late 19th early 20th century, 90cm high, 103cm wide, 61cm deep

26 · A maritime cosh, casuarina and leather with copper binding, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, 37cm long

27 · H.M.A.S. SYDNEY Presentation walking stick with silver plaque "A Token Of Esteem From A.C.T. Branch, R.S.S.A.I.L.A.", enamel plaque in the top of the handle reads "Wood From H.M.A.S. Sydney". The Sydney was famed for being the first Australian naval ship to engage the enemy in battle in WW1 on the 1st of November 1914, where she encountered the German light cruiser the S.M.S. EMDEN in what became known as the Battle of the Cocos. ​88cm high

28 · A walking stick, whalebone and whale tooth with timber and baleen segments, 19th century,88cm high

29 · A whalebone walking stick with silver collar and carved whale tooth handle, 19th century, 85cm long

30 · A ships clock by Seth Thomas, U.S.A. early 20th century

31 · Two vintage boat steering wheels, timber and brass, 20th century, ​the larger 51cm diameter

32 · Sailor's trunk and personal collection including three wooden fids, marlin spike, three timber handreels, canvas hammock and a "Standard West's Life Jacket" all housed in blue painted timber trunk with brass plaque "Goy & Co. Outfitters, 36 Leadenhall Street, London"

33 · Antique cork lifesaver and cork buoy, 19th century, the buoy 85cm high

34 · A rare antique pattern anchor mould for The Western Port Tug-Boat, Victoria, carved and shaped timber, 19th century, ​82cm high, 92cm wide, 20cm deep

35 · CHINA TRADE PAINTING (19th century), "Bark Emu", oil on canvas, ​signed lower left "Capt. V. Melzer", titled "Bark Emu, 293 tons, Capt. A. Scanlan, Sailing To China A.D. 1842", 40 x 51cm

36 · PORT PHILLIP BAY, circa 1860s, Artist unknown, group of 20 watercolours on card of ships and Port Phillip Bay, some with pencil captions including: "Off WilliamsTown", "Steam Tug Entering The Heads, Hobson's Bay", "Melbourne From St. Kilda", "Volunteer Camp", "After A Flood, Hobson's Bay", varying sizes, largest 13 x 17cm

37 · Maritime painting, Nairana, oil on card, monogram and title lower margin "W.G." and "Nairana", 36 x 48cm ​ NOTE: The HMS NAIRANA was a passenger ferry built for Huddard & Parker but she was requisitioned by the British Navy at the start of WW1 and subsiquently used as a seaplane carrier. She was then returned to her owners in 1921 and refitted and became a passenger and cargo ship between Tasmania and Melbourne.

38 · A whalebone whip handle, Tasmanian origin, mid 19th century, ​56cm long

39 · A Smiths porthole nickel plated ships clock, early 20th century,

40 · Two brass propellers, 20th century, ​33cm across

41 · Hamilton Marine Chronometer, fusee movement in a gimbaled brass case mounted in a timber box, 20th century, ​marked "3774, Overhaul Due Jan. 1966", 12cm high, 13cm wide, 13cm deep

42 · A maritime flow or speed indicating device stamped "A.OTT. KEMPTEN, BAYERN, No.5019", early 20th century, ​box 44cm across

43 · Three shells on stands, ​the largest 24cm across

44 · A Navy rain gauge indicator, copper and tin, early to mid 20th century, ​86cm high

45 · A ship's octant, in mahogany case, English, late 19th century, ​28cm high

46 · Waltham Ships Chronometer, 8 day movement in brass and timber case with additional wooden case, 20th century, 13cm high, 12.5cm wide, 12.5cm deep

47 · A Russian ship's chronometer by Poljot, fusee movement in brass and timber cased, 20th century, ​19.5cm high, 19cm wide, 19cm deep

48 · Zenith Ship's Chronometer, fusee movement in brass and timber case, 20th century, 12.5cm high, 12.5cm wide, 12.5cm deep

49 · A pond yacht, huon pine, cedar and pine, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, later stand, 115cm long

50 · A collection of antique and vintage fishing floats in a glass jar, 19th and 20th century, ​the largest 48cm high

51 · A collection of antique and vintage coloured fishing floats in a glass jar, 19th and 20th century, ​the largest 45cm high

52 · A collection of antique and vintage cork fishing floats in a glass jar, 19th and 20th century, ​the largest 46cm high

53 · A pair of theatre glasses, whalebone and brass, 19th century,

54 · A carving set, steel and pewter with whalebone handles, 19th century, the steel 30cm long

55 · A pond yacht, Australian cedar and pine, 19th century, later stand, ​133cm long

56 · An impressive hand built model boat on stand, mid 20th century, ​185cm long

57 · A scratch built model steamboat of the "S. L. Raven", steam and electric, mid 20th century, ​123cm long

58 · A Sunderland ware ceramic fruit bowl "A Frigate In Full Sail", English, 19th century

59 · Two vintage pond yacht hulls, one with white painted finish and lead keel, 20th century, the larger 83cm long

60 · A hand-built clinker boat hull with white painted finish, 19th/20th century, 52cm long

61 · Antique longboat oar purported to be from the original Queenscliff lifeboat, Victoria, 19th century, ​365cm long

62 · A pair of antique dinghy oars with green painted finish and leather mounting, late 19th century, ​245cm long

63 · A pair of dinghy oars with white painted finish, 19th/20th century, old metal strap repairs to blades, 184cm long

64 · A pair of dinghy oars with green and yellow painted finish, 19th/20th century, 245cm long

65 · A pair of antique dinghy oars, 19th century, 191cm long

66 · Two vintage boat propellers, solid cast brass, 45cm and 47cm across

67 · Three vintage boat propellers, solid cast brass, the largest 35cm across

68 · Two dual blade boat propellers, solid cast brass, 42cm and 37cm across

69 · Two vintage boat propellers, solid cast brass, 28cm across

70 · A vintage pond yacht with sails, circa 1930, ​90cm long

71 · A vintage couta boat rudder with green painted finish, Port Phillip Bay, mid 20th century, 125cm high​

72 · Two vintage couta boat rudders with blue painted finish, early to mid 19th century, ​147cm and 130cm high

73 · Two vintage couta boat rudders, early to mid 20th century, 86cm and 85cm high

74 · A Thames white boat oar, 19th century, ​348cm long

75 · A pair of antique sculling oars marked "M. Denham, E.C.S.C.", ​280cm long

76 · A boat anchor, 20th century,

77 · An impressive scrimshaw whale's tooth with flag and whaling scene engraved "Greasy Luck To Whalers Sperm Whaling Off Van Diemen's Land, 1841", 20cm long

78 · A model ship in a bottle, whales tooth plaque and antique ale glass, 19th and 20th century, ​the bottle 26cm long

79 · A scratch built model battleship, painted wood and metal, mid 20th century, ​127cm long

80 · VICKERS ADAMS Reproduction cast brass presentation bell on wooden board, ​45cm high

81 · An impressive scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved with shipping route from England to Australia, on later wooden stand, ​tooth 22cm high

82 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Cutty Sark, London, 1869" with ship portrait and romantic scene on reverse, later wooden stand, ​tooth 21cm high

83 · A scrimshaw walrus tusk cribbage board with comparment end and markers, 19th century, ​46cm long

84 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "North Cape, New Zealand, 1839", reserve with American eagle and flag engraved "Pluribus Anum", 21cm high

85 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Cape Of Good Hope, September, 1855", reverse engraved "Marianne, Sperm whale milled around Captain W.H. Lovitt and two seamen killed", ​17cm long

86 · A scrimshaw powder horn with whaling scene engraved "Sperm Whaling, So Be Cheery My Lads, Let Your Hearts Never Fail, While The Bold Harpooner Is A-striking The Whale", 24.5cm long

87 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Sperm Whaling In Tasmanian Waters, In Memory Of WILLIAM C.J. KIRKWOOD Of Boston Mass. Who Fell From Aloft And Was Drowned In 25 Years Of His Age, Feb. 10. 1850", ​16cm high

88 · An impressive scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Sperm Whales Off Japan. Boiling Sperm Whales. Success To Whalers, J. Nutbrown", 21cm high

89 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Whaler and Master Mariner, Captain William Dutton, 1828 - 1868", ​17cm long

90 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "METACOM, From New Bedford To The Pacific, 1842", ​17cm high

91 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Whaling In Tasmanian Waters. Tooth Taken From Large Bull Sperm Whale 'Alfred', 1825", ​19.5cm high

92 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Whaleship Neptune, 1849. Stove Boat", ​20cm high

93 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with ship portrait "Fitzjames, 1902", signed Tonkin, ​12cm high

94 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with female portrait titled "Hannah Young nee Adams, Pitcairner, The Bounty", ​13cm high

95 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth titled "Female Pirate", ​13.5cm high

96 · A scrimshaw whales tooth with pirate ship, ​15cm high

97 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "The Sunbeam, 1856", ​15cm high

98 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Metacom, Capt. Willm. Shockley, New Bedford - Mass. 1848", ​14.5cm high

99 · A large scrimshaw whale's tooth with harbour scene, ​21.5cm high

100 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Coast Of Madagascar, 1846", ​17.5cm long

101 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Charles W. Morgan, Launched 1841 New Bedford, Mass.", ​19cm long

102 · Two walrus tusk pendants, North American origin, 19th century, ​15.5cm and 16.5cm high

103 · A sailor's knife, fine Damascus steel blade with whalebone handle and brass fittings, Tasmanian origin, 20th century, ​21.5cm long

104 · Two scrimshaw whale's teeth, one engraved "South Seas Fishery" the other with a walrus, ​14cm and 15cm long

105 · A scrimshaw whalebone paperweight with tallship titled "Tea Clipper", 19th century, ​13.5cm across

106 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Portland Bay, Edward Henty", ​14cm high

107 · Two scrimshaw whale's teeth with ship portraits, ​14cm and 14.5cm high

108 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Metacom, 1842", with sperm whaling scene, ​16.5cm long

109 · Two scrimshaw whale's teeth with remains of engraving, ​16cm and 17cm high

110 · Four scrimshaw whale's teeth with ship portraits, the tallest 8.5cm high

111 · Three scrimshaw whale's teeth with ship scene, anchor and sperm whale scene, ​9cm long

112 · Three scrimshaw whale's teeth with portrait views of ships and sailors, ​the tallest 10cm high

113 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Julia, 2, Aug. 1863", ​15cm long

114 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth engraved "Lagona - New Bedford, 371 ton, 31,409 Barrels Oil, 267058 Pds. Baleen", ​13cm long

115 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with tallships, monogrammed "J.F.C.", ​11cm long

116 · Eight antique sperm whale teeth, 19th century, ​the tallest 14cm high

117 · Ten antique sperm whale teeth, 19th century, ​the largest 10cm high

118 · Four sperm whale teeth, 19th century, the largest 19cm high

119 · Three sperm whale teeth, 19th century, ​the largest 21.5cm high

120 · Four whale teeth, 19th century, the largest 19cm high

121 · Eight sperm whale teeth, 19th century, ​the largest 10cm

122 · Eight sperm whale teeth, 19th century, ​the largest 11cm

123 · Six antique sperm whale teeth, 19th century, ​the largest 13cm high

124 · Five whale's teeth, 19th and 20th century, ​the largest 15cm high

125 · An antique fish diorama in glass case, 19th century, 59cm high, 67cm wide, 16cm deep

126 · An Australian folk art dinghy made from the bonnets of two FJ Holdens with accompanying folk art anchor and oars, mid 20th century, found washed up on the banks of the Darling River in Western New South Wales, 225cm long

127 · A group of eleven fishing creels, 19th/20th century, ​the largest 42cm across

128 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth ​titled "Brig Of War, 1765",

129 · A model timber boat and wall mounted boat hull, ​the taller 76cm high

130 · August 25th, 1852 Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company share certificate issued to Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Mitchell and signed by the company secretary, Robert Marshall.

131 · A brass rolling rule in a fitted wooden case, made by J. Halden & Co. Ltd. The ruler, used with maritime charts, measures 38cm inches in length and is finished in black. Comes with small adjusting pin.

132 · A REMARKABLE AUSTRALIAN COAT-OF-ARMS FROM CHARTERS TOWERS, circa 1880, Large framed Australian coat-of-arms, worked in wool by William Duncan of Charters Towers. Original gilt frame, 71 x 78cm overall The four quadrants of the shield (bale of wheat, merino sheep, 3-masted sailing ship & gold minehead) are surrounded by Australian birds sitting amongst a Scottish thistle, an English rose and an Irish shamrock with a kangaroo at left and an emu at right supporting two white ensigns with a rising

133 · A rare Australian timber inlaid box with sunburst lid and tumbling box design, cedar, huon pine, blackwood, kauri and Baltic pine, 19th century,fitted with lift-out cedar tray, 21cm high, 31cm wide, 26cm deep

134 · Early Australian Colonial cedar workbox, New South Wales origin, circa 1840, 16cm high, 34.5cm wide, 24cm deep, Note a near identical example is illustrated in: "Nineteenth Century Australian Furniture" by Fahy, Simpson & Simpson, Plate 234, Page 397.

135 · A Colonial writing box compendium, cedar and fiddleback blackwood with a central huon pine monogram surrounded by quartered panels, fitted interior with ebony trim on cedar with leathered writing slope, Tasmanian origin, mid 19th century, 16cm high, 36cm wide, 24cm deep

136 · An Australian deed box, mountain ash, Queensland maple, beefwood and cedar, 19th century, fitted with lift out tray, ​12cm high, 31cm wide, 26cm deep

137 · THOMAS GRIFFITHS Book box, Queensland and exotic specimen timbers, Mount Tamborine, Queensland, early 20th century, fitted with velvet lined drawer with makers ink stamp, 20cm high

138 · THOMAS GRIFFITHS Book box, Queensland and exotic specimen timbers, Mount Tamborine, Queensland, early 20th century, (missing drawer) ​20cm high

139 · Anglo-Celanese box with specimen timber tumbling box motif, early 19th century, ​20cm high, 45cm wide, 19cm deep

140 · THOMAS GRIFFITHS (attributed) Book box, assorted Australian timbers, Mount Tamborine, Queensland, early 20th century, fitted with velvet lined compartment, ​18cm high

141 · An Australian timber book box with handpainted parrot scene, 19th/20th century,

142 · Three Tasmanian huon pine picture frames with antique lithographs, 19th century, label verso "Beattie's Studio, 60 Elizabeth Street Hobart" 45 x 58cm (internal size 36.5 x 49.5).

143 · A stunning pair of handpainted porcelain vases decorated with Australian wildflowers, late 19th early 20th century, painted monogram "V. L. W.", French Limoges porcelain blanks, 30.5cm high.

144 · DAUM Cameo glass "Gumnuts and Leaves" vase, French, early 20th century, signed "Daum Nancy", 57.5cm high

145 · DAUM Cameo glass "Gumnuts and Leaves" vase, French, early 20th century, signed "Daum Nancy", ​31.5cm high

146 · A hat block, huon pine, stamped "GODFREY, MELBOURNE", early 20th century, ​ 33cm across

147 · CARLTON & UNITED BREWERY Honour roll frame converted to a mirror, fiddleback blackwood, circa 1900, ​96cm x 69cm

148 · An Australian Colonial ladies travel box, cedar with brass inlay, fitted with tray and jars, mid 19th century, with original key, ​11cm high, 25cm wide, 17cm deep

149 · An Australian writing box with campaign fittings and well fitted interior, cedar and brass, 19th century, 13cm high, 26cm wide, 24cm deep.

150 · A rare Australian Colonial gun case with domed top, full cedar construction with lift out tray and lockable bullet compartment, mid 19th century, ​63cm across

151 · A CANE PRESENTED TO SIR EDWIN SMITH KCMG An acacia cane with a tapered wooden shaft capped by a sterling silver handle inscribed in cursive script:

152 · An Australian walking stick carved with kangaroo and emu entwined within an intricate woven and spiral design, handle in the form of a boot, 19th century, ​93cm long

153 · A Tasmanian walking stick, fiddleback blackwood shaft with musk handle carved in the form of a boot, 19th century, ​93cm long

154 · Two Australian timber walking sticks, one with gold collar, 19th century, ​97cm and 98cm high

155 · Franz Bergmann Vienna cold painted bronze kangaroo, circa 1900, stamp "B" at the base of the tail, 15cm high, 17cm long

156 · A kookaburra car mascot radiator cap, bronze and brass, early 20th century, ​9cm high

157 · A kookaburra paperweight, bronze and lignum vitae, 19th century, 9cm high

158 · GENERAL POST OFFICE engraved brass fob with "No.35 INLAND LETr CARRIER" engraved on reverse and the English Royal Coat of Arms on the obverse. circa 1825. Extremely rare.

159 · LYSAGHT'S GALVANIZED IRON "ORB" brand paperweight, superb. circa 1920s.

160 · Benjamin DISRAELI (English Prime Minister) novelty pewter pepper pot, ​height 9cm.

161 · Queen Victoria cabinet plate "A Souvenir Of Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee And Glorious Reign Of 60 Years, 1837-1897", listing various colonies of the Empire; interestingly Australia, as well as Tasmania, are listed as being separate colonies. 24.5cm diameter

162 · A massive hand-operated seal embossing screw press for "AUSTRALIAN MERCANTILE LAND AND FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED" 1863; the base 38 x 18cm. [With a custom built timber carrying case.]

163 · ELDER'S TRUSTEE and EXECUTOR COMPANY LIMITED, 53 x 91cm bronze sign with cast lettering highlighted in gilt. The sign is double sided and hung from a pole at right angles to the company's building at 27 Currie Street, Adelaide.

164 · A hand-operated seal embossing press for "GOLDSBOROUGH MORT AND COMPANY LIMITED" 1888; base 44.5 x 19cm. Very heavy. [With custom built timber carry case.]

165 · A hand-operated seal embossing press for "THE SQUATTING INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED 1882", the base 25 x 11.5cm.

166 · A large, hand-operated "CANCELLED" press; late 19th Century. The "CANCELLED" formed of numerous holes measures 90 x 20mm. Overall, the press is 40 x 15cm at the base. [In custom built timber carry case.]

167 · An early "Imperial Peck" Government measure with Board of Ordinance mark and broad arrow, engraved "1837", ​42cm across the handles

168 · Admiral Fitzroy's Barometer in cedar case with retailer plaque for T. GAUNT, Melbourne, 19th century, 100cm high

169 · BLANCHE B. DAVIS [Australia, 1858 - 1933] A collection of six plates and four compote stands, c1907. Hand-painted porcelain, each signed and titled verso, 21cm diameter (plates); 22cm diameter (compote stands).

170 · A pair of ostrich egg hanging ornaments, carved with Aborigine and emu, 19th century, ​18cm high

171 · An Australian carved emu egg with kookaburras, snake, emus and "forget me not", 19th century, ​13cm high

172 · Three folk art carved emu eggs with Aboriginal hunting scenes, 19th century,

173 · An Australian carved emu egg with emu hunt scene on gilt metal stand, 19th century, 15cm high

174 · A pair of carved emu eggs with Australian animals and Sydney Heads, 19th century, housed in original cardboard box with inscription "Gift From Australia, Brother Charles Emu Eggs", ​13cm high

175 · A carved emu egg with swans and cygnets, 19th century, ​12.5cm wide.

176 · An ebonized wooden box, carved with Maori decorations and with inlaid paua shell eyes, late 19th century,

177 · A framed fern display, New Zealand, 19th century, label verso "Framed By L. Hooker, Hawera", 71cm x 57cm overall

178 · JAMES ANNEAR Glove box with marquetry New Zealand timbers, bearing original paper label "JAMES ANNEAR, Maker, Sydney-Street, Wellington, New Zealand", 19th century,

179 · Two folk art miniature chests with pink and blue painted finishes, 19th/20th century, 30cm and 27cm high

180 · An unusual primitive folk art miniature chest of drawers, stained pine, late 19th century, 36cm high

181 · A tramp art timber frame made to hold an oil painting (of flowers) on slate; circa 1890s, 39.5 x 27.5cm overall

182 · A tramp art miniature chest of drawers, cigar box cedar, circa 1890, ​33cm high

183 · An Australian serving tray, Tasmanian fiddleback blackwood, early 20th century, ​62cm across the handles

184 · A salesmen's sample miniature kitchen dresser, pine with metal fittings, 19th century, ​57cm high

185 · A Colonial tea caddy with lift off lid, Australian cedar, 19th century, ​18cm high

186 · A fine chip carved trivet, deed box and cigar box, blackwood, pine and cedar, 19th century, the trivet 30cm across

187 · Royal Doulton figure group of a pair of cockatoos by Leslie Harradine, circa 1911, impressed factory mark, model No. H35 and inscribed "L.H.", ​20cm high

188 · A Colonial cutlery tray, Australian cedar, mid 19th century, ​41cm across

189 · A miniature Australian display cabinet and plaque, fiddleback blackwood, early 20th century, ​the cabinet 30cm high

190 · Three assorted ballot and donation boxes, cedar and silky oak, 19th century, ​the largest 28cm high

191 · Two Australian cedar boxes fitted with compartments, one with brass fittings, 19th century, ​the larger 29cm across

192 · An Australian cedar musical instrument case with gilt monogram "G.F.L", 19th century, ​58cm across

193 · A cast iron kangaroo doorstop, 19th century

194 · An Australian folk art leather frame, 19th century,with Allen Glover engraving, frame 60cm x 70cm

195 · BEENLEIGH RUM point-of-sale advertising statue, painted plaster, late 19th century, 46cm high

196 · Two Australian fiddleback blackwood jewel boxes, early 20th century

197 · A specimen collector's cabinet, fiddleback blackwood fitted with 7 velvet lined drawers, nameplate on handle "LATROBE, L.E.B.", 19th century, ​35cm high, 37cm wide, 20cm deep

198 · Two natural history specimens in glass domes, 20th century, the taller 23cm high

199 · An Australiana carved wooden portrait frame, dated 1913, in the manner of John Kendrick Blogg, 20cm high

200 · CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES Original oak keg with metal binding and brass fittings stamped "CARLTON & UNtd. Bry., Melbourne" Numbered 32600, circa 1907, remains of original blue painted finish to end, ​75cm high,

201 · A pokerwork board, crumb tray and brush, circa 1920

202 · A pokerwork lamp base with painted boating scene, huon pine, Tasmanian origin, circa 1920

203 · An iron platypus trap, late 19th century, ​15cm across

204 · Assorted Australian lithographed advertising ware including Henderson Hats of Sydney, Akubra Hats, Buckley & Nunn, Foys Melbourne and Dumbrells, circa 1920

205 · A pair of Adams porcelain plates with Australian scenes, circa 1930s, i) Brig Lady Nelson, Lieut. Grant Discovering & Naming Portland Bay Dec. 5, 1800. ii) Peeps At The Past, Sydney 1802 Dawes Point From Fort Macquarie. 25cm diameter

206 · Pokerwork box, candlesticks, vases and napkin rings, huon pine, circa 1920, the tallest 25cm high

207 · Two woolwork tapestries, one titled "Rhonda Russell", 19th century, the larger 30 x 40cm overall

208 · A pair of Australian Art Nouveau hand-beaten copper fireside panels; waratah motifs, circa 1890s, 96.5 x 20.5cm each

209 · Folk art picture titled "Burrangarra (Sea Beach)", seaweed and bark, Western Australian origin, 20th century, original labels verso, housed in a fine blackwood frame, 14 x 21cm

210 · An inlaid Australian timber serving tray signed by some members of the Essendon football and cricket clubs, circa 1935, 73cm across the handles

211 · A miniature chest of drawers, huon pine, ​44cm high, 40cm wide, 28cm deep

212 · NORMAN LINDSAY Gallery 30th year anniversary limited edition (170/300), vase with box and papers, 18cm high, 19cm across

213 · A portrait bust of an Aboriginal elder, carved mulga wood, 19th/20th century, 31cm overall​

214 · "Novelty Mechanical Kangaroo" tin plate clockwork toy by A. Wells & Co. Ltd. made in Great Britain, with original box, mid 20th century, ​16cm long

215 · A miniature chest of twelve drawers, cedar and pine with mahogany stain, 19th/20th century, 48cm high

216 · An Anglo-Indian deed box inlaid with specimen timbers, 19th century, 21cm high, 38cm wide, 24cm deep

217 · Two Australian timber boxes, cedar, pine and fiddleback blackwood, 19th century, ​the larger 42cm across

218 · Three antique timber cases with handles, one turned into a workman's lunch box,19th/20th century, ​the largest 39cm across

219 · Two Australian timber boxes, one jarrah, engraved "Perth WFB", the other cedar, blackwood and acacia, 19th/20th century, the larger 23cm across

220 · Five assorted folk art boxes some with advertising including tobacco, household tacks and cheese, 19th/20th century, the largest 32cm across

221 · A pair of BALLOT BOXES; 19th Century, cedar; lockable and still with evidence of sealing wax, ​each 29.5cm tall & 16.5cm square. (2 items).

222 · A Tasmanian birdseye huon pine burl fruit bowl, late 20th century

223 · Two vintage Melbourne street signs, "STATION St." and "BRUNSWICK Rd.", 20th century,

224 · BERNARD HESLING circular cat plaque, handpainted enamel on tin, signed "Hesling", 23cm diameter

225 · THALLON gilt picture frame with remains of label verso, 19th century, 95cm x 81cm (internal size 77cm x 64cm)

226 · A BRASS (MYSTERY) DUMBBELL What is this brass instrument in the shape of a dumbbell, marked for T. Gaunt & Co. (Melbourne watch-maker and maker of scientific instruments)? One end has a short-necked opening which, when the stopper is removed, reveals a removable seive, ​34cm long.

227 · "Convent and Schools for the Christian Brothers" elevated architectural view, scale: 1/8 inch to a foot, framed and mounted in birdseye maple, 57 x 76cm

228 · "Convent and Schools for the Christian Brothers" elevated architectural view, scale: 1/8 inch to a foot, framed and mounted in birdseye maple, 62cm x 80cm

229 · Royal Doulton Captain Cook Bi-centenary loving cup in original box with papers

230 · A canoe prow (Nguzu Nguzu), Solomon Islands, 19th century,

231 · TABUA, Fijian chieftain's whale tooth amulet, 19th century, 13.5cm long

232 · TABUA, Fijian chieftain's whale tooth amulet, 19th century, ​17cm long

232a · MBULIKULA, Chieftain's shell pendant, Fiji, 18th/19th century, Golden Cowrie shell (Cypraea aurantium) orginally worn by chiefs on a coir fibre string, extremely rare, similar examples can be seen in the Auckland Museum (New Zealand) and the British Museum (London), 9.5cm across

233 · A fine throwing club (Ula), carved wood, Fiji, 19th century, ​41.5cm high

234 · A throwing club (Ula), carved wood, Fiji, 19th century, ​41cm high

235 · A Maori patu hand club, carved nephrite greenstone, New Zealand, 20th century, 35cm long

236 · A Maori miniature canoe, carved hardwood, paua shell and fibre, New Zealand, 20th century 99cm long

237 · Maori greenstone axe, New Zealand, 19th century, ​35cm long

238 · A Maori Tiki statue, carved wood and paua shell, early 20th century, ​20cm high

239 · Twelve spears, carved wood and woven fibre with quill barbs, Trobriand Islands, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, ​19th and early 20th century, the largest 355cm high

240 · A Massim shield, carved wood and fibre with natural earth pigment, Papua New Guinea, 19th/20th century, 61cm high

241 · A Samoan war club with lozenge-shaped head and finely carved with incised geometric patterns; highlighted with lime, late 19th/early 20th century, ​65cm long.

242 · A walking stick, finely carved wood and shell, Trobriand Islands, late 19th century, 94cm high

243 · A fertility idol, carved wood, Pacific Islands, 19th/20th century,

244 · Three tribal artefacts, bone, tusk, woven fibre and nylon, Papua New Guinea, 20th century, painted figure 24cm high

245 · A carved and painted gourd, Pacific Islands, with glass dome, 20th century, dome 42cm high

246 · A carved mask and two carved figures, wood and shell with pigment finish, Papua New Guinea, early to mid 20th century, the tallest 78cm high

247 · A bird canoe prow, painted wood and shell, Papua New Guinea, early 20th century, ​43cm long

248 · Papua New Guinea mask, necklace, cassowary feather bag and fly whisk, 20th century, ​the mask 60cm high

249 · Three tribal swords, shark tooth and woven fibre, Gilbert Island (Kiribati), 20th century, largest 60cm high

250 · A tribal totem figure, carved wood, iron and stone, unknown origin, 20th century, ​184cm high

251 · ENGLAND BANGALA (1925-2001), (pandanus skirt design), natural earth pigment on bark, signed "England Bangala" gallery number 2271

252 · BOB (BOBBE) NAMUNDJA (1922-2007), fish, natural earth pigment on bark, signed "Bobbe Namundja", gallery number "72", 25 x 75cm

253 · MELROSE WARE Set of five kitchen canisters with gumnuts and leaves, the tallest 21cm high

254 · WILLIAM RICKETTS Pottery face plaque,

255 · WILLIAM RICKETTS Pottery coolamon with snakes head and four children's faces, incised "Wm Ricketts",34cm long

256 · WILLIAM RICKETTS Pottery coolamon with applied kangaroos and tribal elder,61cm long

257 · WILLIAM RICKETTS Pottery vase with applied faces & possums, incised "Wm. Ricketts Potter's Sanctuary, Mount Dandenong",41cm across

258 · WILLIAM RICKETTS Pottery face plaque, incised "Tikal Pitjantjatjara Tribe Wm Ricketts",22cm high

259 · HAROLD HUGHAN Early pottery candlestick, signed "H.R. Hughan, Hand Built, 1943" with monogram "H.R.R.", 36cm high

260 · BENDIGO POTTERY: Two pottery bread crocks with mottled glazes, 19th century, ​36cm and 28cm high

261 · BENDIGO POTTERY "Tomalino" pottery mug, 20th century, ​13cm high

262 · BENDIGO POTTERY Three Waverley Ware spherical shaped vases, 20th century, ​the tallest 12cm high

263 · BENDIGO POTTERY Set of three majolica glazed harvest jugs, 19th century

264 · BENDIGO POTTERY Gnome and frog flower trough, 16cm across

265 · An Australian pottery Toby jug, signature illegible, circa 1930

266 · REMUED POTTERY: Two green glazed vases,

267 · REMUED, MARGARET KERR (attributed), pink glazed gumleaf jug with early incised decoration, 9cm.

268 · REMUED POTTERY: Four assorted pottery jugs and vases, incised "Remued", one with remains of foil label, the tallest 22.5cm high

269 · REMUED POTTERY Two basket vases, one with foil label

270 · JOHN CAMPBELL Pottery vase and trough together with a McHUGH pottery vase, circa 1935,

271 · JOHN CAMPBELL Pottery flower trough, incised "John Campbell Tas.", ​20cm across

272 · JOHN CAMPBELL Green glaze pottery trough, incised "John Campbell, Tasmania, Dil", ​36cm across

273 · HARVEY SCHOOL Pottery jug and basket, Queensland origin, incised "M.S.", ​the basket 20cm high

274 · HARVEY SCHOOL Pottery candle stand and two flower aids, incised "Kay Cooke", "Mable Turner", ​the largest 17cm across

275 · HAZEL WILSON Windswept landscape pottery vase, incised "H. Wilson", ​12cm diameter

276 · JOHN PERCEVAL and ARTHUR MERRIC BOYD set of five pottery ramekins, signed "Boyd", "Perceval", 16cm across

277 · MARTIN BOYD pottery fruit bowl with minstral decoration,signed "Martin Boyd Australia", 25cm diameter

278 · MARTIN BOYD two pottery plates with Polynesian themes, signed "Martin Boyd Australia", 31cm and 27cm diameter

279 · GUY BOYD three Australian pottery wildflower plates, signed "Guy Boyd Australia", 18.5cm diameter

280 · MARTIN BOYD farm scene pottery plate together with a Studio Anna wildflower plate, signed "Martin Boyd Australia",18.5cm and 24cm diameter

281 · PIPPIN DRYSDALE Pottery bowl decorated in pink with gilt highlights

282 · JENNY ORCHARD Australian pottery teapot, incised "Jenny Orchard, 2001", ​38cm across

283 · McHUGH POTTERY Vase and pottery frog, vase incised "H. McHugh, Tasmania", the vase 14cm across the handles

284 · DEBORAH HALPERN Figured pottery wall plaque / planter, signed lower centre "Deborah D. Halpern", 115cm high​

285 · A painted plaster kookaburra statue, Marvin Hurnall gallery no. 371 ​

286 · TIM STRACHAN South Australian studio pottery jug and three vases, ​the tallest 28cm high

287 · Two Australian pottery jugs and a blue glazed vase, early 20th century, vase incised "Arco, 2L", the vase 18.5cm high

288 · Four pieces of Australian pottery including Castle Harris, Remued, Lightning Ridge and Merric Boyd School, ​the basket 20cm across

289 · Nine assorted pieces of Australian pottery including Ellis, Thelma Irvine, Charles Wilton and others, the tallest 12.5cm high

290 · An Australian pottery table lamp with wool shade, circa 1970, ​base 40cm high

291 · Mashman pottery vase, Bendigo Pottery character jug and pottery tankard, the tallest 14cm high

292 · Seven pieces of assorted Australian pottery including Martin Boyd, Adelaide Pottery, Diana Ware and Taronga Zoo, ​the tallest 24cm high

293 · HENRY LAWSON [1867 - 1922], Full autograph on "Sydney Book Club" notepaper at the foot of a quotation from an unpublished poem: c.1918, "And his was a light that shone to the end And mine was a light that failed", mounted together with a caricature of Lawson by David Low. Framed together; overall 44 x 54cm.

294 · Baron Sir Ferdinand von MUELLER [1825 - 1896], 1877 (September 1) autographed letter sheet written in ink to the Undersecretary of the Mining Departments, Sydney, in which von Mueller expresses his gratitude for "a series of vegetable fossils" that had been sent to him. Signed "Ferd von Mueller, M.D." From 1857 to 1873, von Mueller was director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, and not only introduced many plants into Victoria, but also made the excellent qualities of the blue gum (Euca

295 · A QUEENSLAND MUSICAL AUTOGRAPH BOOK, With entries dated between 1901 and 1909, this delightful little book has been used to collect the autographs, musical and literary quotations of Queensland-based musicians as well as several international visitors to Brisbane during those years. Noted are Nellie Melba (1920), Josef Paderewski (1904), Clara Butt (Rumford), R. Kennerley Rumford (1907), Mary Massie Jefferies, Vada Massie Jefferies, Jessie Niven MacLachlan (May 1905), Ada Crossley, Edward Bransc

296 · BROWNE, Thomas [1605-1682], Religio Medici. With Annotations Never before Published.Also Observations by Sir Kenelm Digby, Now newly added. [London; Scot, Basset, Wright & Chiswell, 1682] 374pp with engraved frontis., later leather binding.

297 · BULKELEY, John; CUMMINS, John. A Voyage to the South-Seas, in the Years 1740-1.

298 · COOK, Captain James; KING, Captain James A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean.....for Making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere. Performed Under the Direction of Captains Cook, Clerke, and Gore, in His Majesty's Ships the Resolution and Discovery; in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780.

299 · THEATRE PLAYBILL “The Recruiting Officer,” 1790. Letterpress handbill for a performance at the “Theatre Royal, Covent Garden… This present Thursday, February 25, 1790, will be presented a comedy, called The Recruiting Officer.......” A cast list is included. 25 x 17cm (laid down on acid free paper)

300 · JOHN OXLEY [1784 - 1828] Manuscript copy letter from Sydney, in Oxley's hand, dated 19th Jan'y 1826, regarding a disputed claim over "land situated at Bylong, or Pylong, near the Goulburn River." The letter is signed off by Oxley in his capacity as Surveyor-General.

301 · "The HOBART TOWN COURIER" four editions from 1829 (April 4, 25, May 9 & 30); all with "TWO PENCE" newspaper tax stamps in red. The April 25th edition includes a piece "setting forth the terms on which settlers will be permitted to locate in the country adjacent to the Swan River, on the west coast of New South Wales, where it is intended to found a new colony."

302 · THE NEW COLONY ON THE SWAN RIVER Three newspapers (The Hobart Town Courier of August 8 & November 14, 1829 and Trewman's Exeter Flying Post of May 3, 1832) all of which include significant items on the newly established settlement on the Swan River in what would later be re-named Western Australia.

303 · FALCONER, William A new and universal dictionary of the Marine;

304 · A pair of Bank of Van Diemen's Land cheques, dated 19th and 20th October 1830, instructing the Cashier of the Bank, to pay to two different payees the sums of "eleven pounds 14/-' Sterling and "Nine pounds two shillings & 8 pence" Sterling and place the funds into the account of James Kelly, who has signed both cheques. (2 items).

305 · HUNTER, John THE WORKS OF JOHN HUNTER, F.R.S. with Notes. Edited by James F. Palmer.[Longman, Rees, Orme,, London, 1835] In four volumes, Illustrated by a fifth volume of Plates in Quarto. Green cloth bindings split in places with some losses, including original paper labels. (5 volumes in total)

306 · STOKES, J. Lort DISCOVERIES IN AUSTRALIA; with an Account of the Coasts and Rivers Explored and Surveyed during the Voyage of H.M.S. BEAGLE, in the Years 1837-38-39-40-41-42-43.

307 · 1850s - 1890s accumulation of commercial letters, receipts, Bank of New South Wales sight notes, and legal documents, mostly pertaining to the commercial undertakings and affairs of Thomas Cooper, Jnr of Waterloo Warehouse, Sydney. (44 items).

308 · SMITH, Philip AN ANCIENT HISTORY FROM THE EARLIEST RECORDS TO THE FALL OF THE WESTERN EMPIRE. [London: James Walton, 1868]. Three volumes.

309 · FAWKNER, John Pascoe. The Melbourne Advertiser Port Phillip Australia No.1, Written for, and Published by, John P Fawkner Lithographed. The first number of the first Melbourne newspaper, here reproduced in a scarce nineteenth-century facsimile edition. [Melbourne: Peter Alcock and George Robertson, 1869.]

310 · FAWKNER, John Pascoe. The Melbourne Advertiser Port Phillip Australia No.2, Written for, and Published by, Jn P Fawkner Lithographed. The second number of the first Melbourne newspaper, here reproduced in a scarce nineteenth-century facsimile edition. [Melbourne: Peter Alcock and George Robertson, 1869.]

311 · FAWKNER, John Pascoe.The Melbourne Advertiser Port Phillip AustraliaNo.8, Written for, and Published by, Jn P Fawknerand dated February 19th 1838Lithographed by E. Whitehead & Co.The eighth number of the first Melbourne newspaper, here reproduced in a scarce nineteenth-century facsimile edition.[Melbourne: 1869.]

312 · H.M.S. MEGAERA, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND NAVAL INTEREST WILSON, George, Sub-Lieutenant June 1870 to October 1873 hand-written journal

313 · TAYLOR, Alfred Swaine, MD FRS (1806-1880), An 8 page a.I.s from a practitioner in Geelong to Dr A.Taylor who appears to have been experimenting with paraffin or kerosene in solution. Also enclosed are 3 small papers that he has experimented on with penciled notes. Also an a.I.s from REESE, John, the American editor of the 7th edition of Dr Taylor's book "A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence" to Dr Alfred Swaine Taylor, dated 20th of August, 1874.

314 · The Dieyerie tribe of Australian Aborigines GASON, Samuel Published by W.C. Cox, Adelaide, 1874

315 · QUEENSLAND AT THE 1876 PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION Illuminated presentation certificate, hand-illustrated and with calligraphy by H.W.Fox, the recipient being ANGUS MACKAY, who was the Commissioner for Queensland at the exhibition, which took place between May and November 1876.

316 · BLAIR, David, THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALASIA, Published by McGready, Thomson & Niven [Glascow, Melb. Dunedin, 1879], full red morocco with embossed gilt boards and spine with Australian coat of arms, full gilt edging, hinges spliting boards worn and losses to the bottom of the spine, internally good condition

317 · NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF THE KELLY GANG - November 1878 to April 1881 A fascinating collection of 48 original complete newspapers, all of which provide significant coverage of the activities, capture, deaths and trial of the members of the Kelly Gang.

318 · BLAIR, David The History of Australasia From the First Dawn of Discovery in the Southern Ocean to the Establishment of Self-Government in the Various Colonies...[Glasgow, Melbourne, and Dunedin - McGready, Thomson and Niven; 1879]

319 · MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1880 - 1881 OFFICIAL RECORD[Melbourne; Mason, Firth & M'cutcheon, 1882] xxiv (adverts) + clxviii + 681 + xxvii; cloth boards with leather spine by Detmold; gilt titles.

320 · "Picturesque Atlas of Australasia" by the Hon. Andrew Garran [Syd., Melb.,Lon., USA, 1886], 3 Vol. Rebound quarter morocco with canvas cloth boards, full gilt edging and embossed gilt title to spines

321 · LEAVITT, T.W.H and LILBURN, W.D. The JUBILEE HISTORY of VICTORIA and MELBOURNE. ILLUSTRATED" [Melbourne; Duffus Bros., 1888] Volume 1 (of 2)

322 · GARRYOWEN [FINN, Edmund] "THE CHRONICLES OF EARLY MELBOURNE. 1835 to 1852. Historical, Anecdotal and Personal. Centennial Edition with Portraits and Illustrations."

323 · A CENTENARY BALL AT ADELAIDE TOWN HALL Hand-coloured lithograph titled "JUVENILE FANCY DRESS BALL, HELD IN THE TOWN HALL, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1888. GIVEN BY LADY SMITH, MAYORESS OF ADELAIDE"; signed "E.M.Harrel" in the plate at lower right. framed & glazed, overall 63 x 75cm.

324 · CORBOULD, Alfred, "Sketches Of A Stockman's Life In Australia", circa 1883, hand-coloured engraving, in birdseye maple frame, ​35 x 50cm

325 · "Mrs Hannah Fisher's Original Poems 1889" (Ballarat, 1889), "Across Unknown Australia" by Michael Terry (1926); Thompson's "Book of Commone Prayer" (Birmingham, 1791) & "Regulations and Orders for the Militia. Canada 1883". Mixed condition. (4 items).

326 · Three trade catalogues for Morris & Walker Pty. Ltd. Melbourne, 19th and early 20th century,

327 · VICTORIA ILLUSTRATED 1857 by S.T.Gill [Melbourne, Sands & McDougall 1890s] photolithograph facsimile of the 1857 original, limited edition of 750 copies, oblong blue boards.

328 · The Argus October to December 1896 bound newspapers together with The Daily Telegraph (Launceston) July to September 1907 bound newspapers

329 · Souvenir Of Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee Procession June 22nd 1897 Hardcover booklet with ten colour lithographs, gilt letterpress, each captioned below image, 14 x 19.7cm (overall).

330 · Full leather-bound presentation album titled in gilt to the front cover "To Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, from the Municipalities of the Colony of Victoria."

331 · HUME, Fergus The Red-Headed Man [London; George Bell & Sons, 1899] 1st ed. 311p + adverts. Rebound in red leather with green and claret labels to spine; new end papers.

332 · The Golden Penny - An Illustrated Home Weekly of Stories, Adventures, Yarns, Sport, Humour, Travels, Inventions, &c., &c.,[Published by "The Graphic", London, 1900]

334 · RENTOUL, Annie R.; RENTOUL, Ida S. (illustrator) The LADY of the BLUE BEADS - HER BOOK being an account of her first blue moon spent on Sun Island.

335 · EWART, Alfred J. & TOVEY, J. R.The Weeds, Poison Plants, and Naturalized Aliens of Victoria[J. Kemp, Government Printer Melbourne 1909] 110pp, colour lithographic plates, text illustrations, original green cloth binding.

336 · THE JENOLAN CAVES and THE BLUE MOUNTAINS: A group of souvenir photographic folders, circa 1910 - 1920, including "81 Views - Blue Mountains Wonderland, N.S.W.", "Peace Souvenir of the Blue Mountains N.S.W.", "Nature's Masterpiece - Jenolan Caves N.S.W.; and two others. Various sizes, the largest two being 23 x 56cm. (5, of which one is hardcover).

337 · SOUVENIR PAPER NAPKINS or HANDKERCHIEFS Produced by a Mrs. S. Burgess in London for various occassions, these extremely flimsy pieces are the epitome of "ephemeral" souvenirs of regal or politically important events. This group of three were produced to commemorate "The Opening of Parliament by the King & Queen" (c1910), "The Trooping of the Colours by the King and Queen" (c1913) & a "Souvenir in affectionate reemembrance of Viscount Garnet Joseph Wolseley" (March 1913).

338 · A small group of travel-related publications including "Picturesque Victoria and How to get there" (Victorian Railways, 1912); "Melbourne & Suburban Hotel, Guest, and Boarding House Guide" (Victorian Railways, 1923); "Pictureque Sydney Harbour N.S.W." (published by H.Phillips, c1930); and 2 others. (5 items).

339 · HUME, Fergus [1859-1932] THE THIRTEENTH GUEST. [Ward, Lock & Co, 1913]

340 · BRADY, Edwin J. [1869 - 1952] AUSTRALIA UNLIMITED [Melbourne; George Robertson; undated but circa 1918] 1084pp + lvi; thick 4to,

341 · A shelf of books by or about Professor Griffith Taylor. Thomas Griffith Taylor (1880 – 1963) was an English-born geographer, anthropologist and world explorer. He was a survivor of Captain Robert Scott's Terra Nova Expedition to Antarctica (1910–1913).

342 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.1 No.1 to Vol.1 No.10 complete, August 28, 1920 to January 1, 1921. (10 editions).

343 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.2 No.3 to Vol.2 No.28 almost complete (lacks 2), September 10, 1921 to March 4,1922. (24 editions) includes five with front cover artwork by Harold Herbert and two by Charles Tindall.

344 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.3 No.1 to Vol.3 No.26 complete, August 26, 1922 to February 17, 1923. (26 editions) includes five with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay, nine by Edgar Holloway and two by Betty Paterson.

345 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.3 No.27 to Vol.3 No.53 complete (#34 lacks cover), February 24, 1923 to August 25, 1923. (27 editions) includes seven with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay, six by Charles Nuttall and five by Edgar Holloway.

346 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.4 No.1 to Vol.4 No.26 complete, September 1, 1923 to February 23, 1924. (26 editions) includes ten with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay, three by Edgar Holloway and one each by Charles Nuttall and Hal Rooney.

347 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.4 No.27 to Vol.4 No.52 complete, March 1, 1924 to August 23, 1924. (26 editions) includes two with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay and one by Hal Rooney.

348 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.5 No.1 to Vol.5 No.26 complete, August 30, 1924 to February 21, 1925. (26 editions) includes three with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay. Of particular note is the inclusion of ten of the popular "Supplements" - all cricketers.

349 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.5 No.27 to Vol.5 No.52 complete, February 28, 1925 to August 22, 1925. (26 editions) includes two with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay. Of particular note is the inclusion of eleven of the popular "Supplements" - 4 cricketers, 5 Australian Rules footballers and 2 Rugby League footballers.

350 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.6 No.3 to Vol.6 No.14 complete, September 12, 1925 to November 28, 1925. (12 editions) includes four with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay. Of particular note is the inclusion of six of the popular "Supplements" - 3 Australian Rules footballers and 3 film stars.

351 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.6 No.15 to Vol.6 No.38 complete, December 5, 1925 to May 15, 1926. (24 editions) includes three with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay. Of particular note is the inclusion of 4 of the popular "Supplements" of film stars.

352 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.6 No.39 to Vol.6 No.52 complete, May 22, 1926 to August 21, 1926. (14 editions) includes two with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay.

353 · PALS - An Australian Paper for Australian Boys: Vol.7 No.1 to Vol.7 No.32 complete, February 28, 1925 to April 2, 1927, the final edition. (32 editions) includes two with front cover artwork by Daryl Lindsay.

354 · PALS "Supplement" trade cards issued between 1923-24: A fine collection comprising cricketers (8), Australian Rules footballers (13), Rugby League footballers (2) and swimmer, "Boy" Charlton. (Total 24).

355 · PALS: A duplicated range of the delightful "stamps" created by Pals" as supplements for their yound readers. Includes Australian Scenes, Australian Animals, Admiral Coontz, U.S.S. Seattle. Mixed condition, but very hard to find in any quantity. (This group represents many years of collecting.). (Total: 41).

356 · "Plan of General Development - MELBOURNE - Report of the Metropolitan Town Planning Commission 1929" 308pp report with numerous additional charts and maps, some in colour; though lacking the maps which would have been in the back cover pocket. Back cover detached.

357 · A shelf of books including North's Plutarch The Lives of the Noble Grecians (5 vols., 1929), Adrian Feint Flower Paintings (signed L/E., 1948), Tales from The Heptameron of Marguerite of Navarre (1976), etc. (11 h/c volumes).

358 · CLIVE M. CALNAN - A FAMILY ARCHIVE 1930s - 60sClive Calnan

359 · March 1953: "Catalogue of the Keith Murdoch Collection of Antiques at 39 Albany Road, Toorak" complete and with some pencil annotations. The auction was a joint-venture by Joshua McClelland and Yeo Crosthwaite & Co.

360 · Correspondence from Albert Tucker to a client, James Robinson, 1961-62 Six hand-written letters in ink on letter sheets or letter cards, all fully signed "Albert Tucker" and three C-type photographs, each letter postmarked between “27 June 1961” and “16 Jan. 1962”. The letters are addressed to “James Robinson Esq., 7/73 Kirribilli Avenue, Kirribilli, Sydney, NSW” from “Albert Tucker, Apt 3, 9 Collins St, Melb., C1, Victoria.”

361 · COOK, James; SKELTON, R.A. James Cook, Surveyor of Newfoundland, being a collection of charts of the coasts of Newfoundland and Labradore, &. Drawn from original surveys taken by James Cook and Michael Lane.

362 · BATESON, Charles The Convict Ships 1787-1868 [Brown, Son & Ferguson; Glasgow, 1969] hard cover with d/j. 421pp.

363 · McGRATH, Sandra BRETT WHITELEY [Sydney; Bay Books, 1979] 232pp, No.182 from a limited edition of 200, bound in black leather-like boards, boldly signed by WHITELEY in ink; in a slipcase. Rarely seen.

364 · RON TANDBERG Cartoonist for the Melbourne Age newspaper, 4 original ink and watercolour cartoons,

365 · Eugene von Guerard: A German Romantic in the Antipodes by Bruce, Comstock & McDonald

366 · BEALE, Edgar Kennedy The Barcoo And Beyond 1847. The Journals of Edmund Besley Court Kennedy and Alfred Allatson Turner with new information on Kennedy's life.

366a · WANTRUP, Jonathan Australian Rare Books, 1788- 1900.[Hordern House, Sydney, 1987] Octavo, tipped-in frontispiece and numerous illustrations. With d/j.

367 · DAVID, ANDREW (Chief Editor); Rudiger Joppien and Bernard Smith (Assistant Editors for the Views) ​The Charts and Coastal Views of Captain Cook's Voyages. [3 Volumes].

368 · THE HUNTER SKETCHBOOK. Birds and Flowers of New South Wales drawn on the Spot in 1788, 89 & 90 by Captain John Hunter RN of the First Fleet. Calaby, John (general ed.)

369 · LITTLEWOOD, Robert C. NORMAN LINDSAY - The Photographs [Melbourne; Lytlewood Press, 2000]

370 · PECK, Marilyn The Waste Land Suite

371 · The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio [Published by The Folio Society, Westminster, 2007]

372 · COOK & HIS COMPANIONS: A shelf of books by or about Joseph Banks, Johann Reinhold Forster, John Hunter & Sydney Parkinson plus a few books about navigation, map making, etc. (20 vols.)

373 · A Captain Cook Library: More than 85 volumes, mainly hardcover with dust jacket, covering all aspects of Cook's life, voyages, discoveries including some facsimile editions and child-oriented publications.

374 · A Captain Cook Library: More than 85 volumes, mainly hardcover with dust jacket, covering all aspects of Cook's life, voyages, discoveries including some facsimile editions and child-oriented publications. Similar to previous lot but almost all different and with some earlier editions.

375 · A View Near Woolwich In Kent, Shewing The Employment Of The Convicts From The Hulks c1800. Hand-coloured engraving, text including title and number “51” in plate below image, [London. Printed for Bowles & Carver, No. 69, St Pauls Church Yard.] 30 x 44.5cm.

376 · CONVICTS & TRANSPORTATION: Acts of Parliament & Reports: 1812 - 1861

376a · CAPPER, John Henry Two Reports of John Henry Capper, Esq. Superintendent of Ships and Vessels Employed for the Confinement of Offenders Under Sentence of Transportation: dated 16th July 1825.[London, House of Commons. 1826.] 11pp. Folio. British Parliamentary Paper. HC36. Contains lists of convict hulks at Portsmouth, Gosport, Sheerness, Chatham, Woolwich & Deptford with numbers of convicts. Summaries of work performed, health etc.

377 · PAPERS EXPLANATORY OF THE CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST LIEUT. GEN. DARLING BY WILLIAM CHARLES WENTWORTH, ESQPublished by The House of Commons, London, July 1830.60pp. Folio, in recent binding. An extremely fine fresh copy. British Parliamentary Paper HC586. Ferguson 1355.

378 · WHATELY, Richard Thoughts on Secondary Punishments, in a Letter to Earl Grey[B. Fellowes, London, 1832]

379 · The convict record of JOHN WILKINSON, a boy of 15 transported for 7 years for stealing a pair of shoes.

380 · DAVID DAVIES (Dai'r Cantwr) - Welsh poet and lay-preacher transported to Van Diemen's Land, 1844 A leather-bound choirmaster's notebook; each page with 4 lines of printed staves on which Davies (and perhaps another hand) have written the 3 and 4-part harmonies for hymns and other liturgical pieces performed by Welsh Men's choirs.

381 · 1839 TRAVEL PASS for SAMUEL BONDFIELD 10th November 1839 permission issued and signed at the Police Office, Launceston for Samuel Bamfield (an incorrect spelling), a Prisoner holding a Ticket of Leave, to travel from Launceston to George Town where he was to report to the Police Office there. His physical description is provided in manuscript on reverse: 25 years old, fresh appearance; a labourer who had arrived aboard the Sir Charles Forbes (in July 1830).

382 · 1841 TRAVEL PASS for JOSEPH TOOGOOD 21st August 1841 permission issued and signed by Henry Dalway (in the absence of the A.P.M.) for Joseph Toogood, a Prisoner holding a Ticket of Leave, to travel from George Town to Whirlpool Reach where he was assigned to work for Mr. James Barrett until the 29th September 1841.

383 · A DISGRACEFUL MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE The Case of W.H. Barber:

383a · Victorian Parliamentary Papers: August 1856 "TRANSPORTATION: Despatch from Major-General Macarthur to the Secretary of State, Relaive to Transporation.";

384 · An iron mantrap, 19th century, ​78cm across, jaws open to 30cm

385 · A convict forget me not sweetheart token, engraved "LIZZIE BASS", reverse with scrimshaw tallship, 19th century

386 · A 56 lb. weight with broad arrow mark, cast iron grave mark and convict sandstock brick, Tasmanian origin, 19th century

386a · TASMANIAN PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS: October 1870 "Convicts, Paupers, and Lunatics at Port Arthur"

387 · MONTHLY MUSTER ROLL-BOOK: March 1878 to August 1882

387a · CONVICTS, THE CONVICT ERA & THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE SYSTEM OF TRANSPORTATION: A collection of books and monographs, predominantly dealing with these subjects (and a few other subjects associated with early Australian history and emigration); mainly hardcover and with d/j's; minor duplication noted. (60+ items).

388 · A Colonial wine table, huon pine, Tasmanian origin, circa 1850, ​74cm high, 49cm diameter

389 · A fine Australian Regency spade back carver chair, Australian cedar, Tasmanian origin, circa 1820, ​rare in such fine condition, 53cm across the arms

390 · JOSEPH SLY Four drawer chest, Australian cedar, Sydney, mid 19th century, stamped "J. Sly" inside top drawers, ​92cm high, 95cm wide, 47cm deep

391 · A rare secretaire cabinet in the Germanic style, Australian cedar, interior fitted with drawers veneered in Totara, Southern Queensland, circa 1860, 183cm high, 139cm wide, 60cm deep

393 · An early colonial breakfast table, cedar with brass clawfoot castors, Tasmanian origin, circa 1825, 77cm high, 118cm diameter

394 · A fine pair of cedar spade back dining chairs with tapering hexagonal legs and veneered panel back, Tasmanian origin, circa 1840

395 · A fine pair of cedar spade back dining chairs with tapering hexagonal legs and veneered panel back, black upholstered drop-in seats, Tasmanian origin, circa 1840

396 · An Australian three door bookcase, cedar, 19th century, ​249cm high, 142cm wide, 44cm deep

397 · A rare Australian fold-over library chair/steps, Australian cedar, 19th century, 91cm high as steps

398 · A Colonial hall table, Tasmanian origin, cedar and blackwood, circa 1845, ​huon pine secondary timbers, 75cm high, 91cm wide, 47cm deep

399 · An Anglo-Indian double ended setee, finely carved red cedar in the Regency manner, circa 1825, 95cm high, 197cm wide, 60cm deep

400 · Early Colonial bedends, Tasmanian blackwood, circa 1825, 150cm high, 136cm wide

401 · A Colonial pedestal with revolving top, fiddleback eucalypt, 19th century, 107cm high

402 · A Colonial adjustable armchair with slide out footrest, blackwood and leather, Tasmanian origin, circa 1845, 67cm across the arms

403 · A Colonial spade back dining chair, Australian cedar, circa 1845

404 · A fine Colonial secretaire bookcase with turned columns and cross-banded edging, N.S.W. circa 1840, interior fitted with satinwood fronted drawers and compartments, 229cm high, 112cm wide, 57cm deep

405 · An early Australian commode with adjustable headrest, cedar, N.S.W. origin, circa 1840, 101cm high

406 · A Colonial wine table with crab legs, Australian cedar, New South Wales origin, circa 1835, 75cm high, 42cm diameter

407 · A primitive Colonial chiffonier food safe, solid blackwood throughout, Tasmanian origin, circa 1840, 128cm high, 107cm wide, 48cm deep

408 · An Australian Colonial drop-side table with twin stretcher base and bobbin reel legs, blackwood, South Australian origin, 19th century, 76cm high, 151cm wide, 115cm deep

409 · A miniature chest of drawers with half bobbin columns, Australian cedar, 19th century ​Note: Restoration work done in the 20th century revealed the mark for J. SLY the famed Sydney cabinet maker, this piece would appear to be the work of an apprentice of SLY's and probably not by his hand

410 · A Colonial twin pedestal desk with palladian back, Australian cedar, New South Wales, 19th century, full cedar secondary timbers, 100cm high, 137cm wide, 52cm deep

411 · A Colonial Australian kettle stand, musk, blackwood, huon pine and cedar, Tasmanian origin, circa 1850, ​81cm high, 50cm diameter

412 · An early Colonial gentleman's washstand, red cedar, early 19th century, cedar and pine secondaries with ink inscriptions under drawers in Chinese. Anglo and Georgian in design this rare piece poses more questions than answers. It is well documented that the Chinese presence in Australia can be traced back to the first years of the 19th century and cabinet making was amongst their known trades. However cedar was used as ballast in the ships returning to Britain and traded as a commodity. Ship

413 · A Colonial farmhouse bed, Australian cedar, mid 19th century, with rails and bolts, 119cm high, 132cm wide, 193cm long

414 · A small cantilevered five drawer chest with half columns and cross-banded edge, full cedar construction, Tasmanian origin, circa 1840, 101cm high, 112cm wide, 55cm deep

415 · A Colonial cellarette, blackwood with iron handles, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, ​36cm high, 43cm wide, 34cm deep

416 · An Anglo-Indian planter, ornately carved padauk, early 19th century, 90cm high

417 · An Anglo-Indian cabinet, padauk with ebony string inlay, circa 1820, 120cm high, 89cm wide, 44cm deep

418 · A fine Anglo-Indian bureau ornately carved with opium poppies and flowers, padauk, early 19th century, ​88cm high, 95cm wide, 50cm deep

419 · CAFE AUSTRALIA Dining chair designed by Walter Burley Griffin & Marion Mahony Griffin manufactured by Harry Goldman of Melbourne, blackwood, circa 1916, modified back circa 1925, extremely rare, 54cm across the arms

420 · HARRY GOLDMAN Foldover card table, blackwood, Melbourne, circa 1920, 73cm high, 76cm wide, 38cm deep

421 · ERIC NICHOLLS Chair from the Men's Fellowship Room, Wesleyan Methodist Church, Kew, Australian hardwood and leatherette, circa 1919

422 · Australian Arts and Crafts pedestal, mountain ash, early 20th century, ​104cm high, 40cm wide, 40cm deep

423 · A pair of Colonial spade back library carver chairs, cedar with burgundy leather upholstery, crica 1880, 54cm across the arms

424 · An Australian supper table with shaped top, blackwood, Melbourne, 19th century, ​cedar secondary timbers, 74cm high, 147cm wide, 104cm deep

425 · A set of six Colonial chairs, Tasmanian blackwood and cedar with leather upholstery, manufactured by "Aron & Co., Melbourne", 19th century

426 · A pair of Australian pedestals, cedar blackwood and pine, circa 1900, ​81cm high, 41cm diameter

427 · An unusual three drawer Colonial chest, cedar and pine, circa 1855, ​86cm high, 92cm wide, 47cm wide

428 · A Colonial spadeback commode, Australian cedar, circa 1840, 55cm across the arms

429 · An early Colonial single drawer hall table with square tapering legs, Australian cedar, New South Wales origin, early to mid 19th century, primitive construction techniques employed, 77cm high, 83cm wide, 38cm deep

430 · A primitive Colonial bookshelf, Australian cedar, South Australian origin, 19th century, 101cm high, 66cm wide, 21cm deep

431 · A Colonial Australian rocking chair, Tasmanian blackwood frame with black button-back leather upholstery, 19th century, ​54cm across the arms

432 · An Australian Colonial bed, cedar and blackwood, 19th century, 174cm high, 136cm wide, 218cm deep

433 · A Colonial washstand, cedar and pine, South Australian origin, 19th century, 81cm high, 61cm wide, 54cm deep

434 · Colonial waterfall front bookshelves, cedar, South Australian origin, 19th century, 172cm high, 99cm wide, 33cm deep

435 · A Colonial five drawer chest, full cedar construction with cross-banded edge, New South Wales origin, mid 19th century, 121cm high, 120cm wide, 56cm deep

436 · An early Colonial hall table with square tapering legs, Australian cedar, 19th century, ​74cm high, 92cm wide, 45cm deep

437 · A Colonial dough box, kauri pine, South Australian origin, 19th century, ​88cm high, 96cm wide, 52cm deep

438 · A meat-safe of impressive proportions, huon pine and zinc, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, ​183cm high, 128cm wide, 72cm deep

439 · An eight drawer chest with fluted columns, Tasmanian huon pine, circa 1885, ​142cm high, 118cm wide, 52cm deep

440 · A Victorian dressing table with cylinder rolled top and carved base, Tasmanian huon pine, circa 1875

441 · A toilet mirror, huon pine, Melbourne origin, circa 1880, ​80cm high

442 · A four drawer chest, huon pine, South Australian origin, circa 1880, missing feet, 81cm high, 98cm wide, 48cm deep

443 · An Australian Arts and Crafts piano duet seat, carved with gumnuts and leaves, Tasmanian oak, circa 1910, 51cm high, 86cm wide, 35cm deep

444 · An unusual plant stand, ornately carved Tasmanian oak with owls, thistles and shamrocks, late 19th century, 98cm high, 46cm wide, 45cm deep

445 · A rustic folk art Wellington chest with green painted finish, late 19th century, 98cm high, 54cm wide, 30cm deep

446 · A large blanket box, Baltic pine with metal strapping, South Australian origin, 19th century, ​57cm high, 107cm wide, 62cm deep

447 · ANTONIO DEBERTOLIS Two dining chairs, blackwood and rush seat, Drouin, Victoria, 19th century

448 · A Victorian turned pedestal, blackwood, 19th century, 116cm high

449 · Australian Arts and Crafts hall seat by Rojo of Melbourne, blackwood, early 20th century, 98cm high, 112cm wide, 42cm deep

450 · An Australian blackwood occasional table, early 20th century,

451 · An Australian blackwood bookcase with leadlight doors, early 20th century,

452 · A firescreen, mottled kauri and blackwood, circa 1900, 67cm high, 53cm across

453 · An Australian Art Deco grandfather clock, blackwood case, Melbourne origin, circa 1930, ​208cm high

454 · A wall mounted display cabinet, walnut and cedar, 19th century, ​100 x 70cm

455 · A rare Colonial Australian spinners chair, cedar, South Australian origin, 19th century, 103cm high

456 · Two Australian pokerwork smokers' stands, circa 1920, 77cm and 80cm high

457 · A child's high and low chair, Tasmanian blackwood, late 19th century, 99cm high

458 · A child's high chair, Australian blackwood, Victorian origin, 19th century, ​100cm high

459 · A Colonial double ended settee, cedar and jacquard upholstered, mid 19th century, ​220cm across the arms

460 · A ladies desk side table, cedar, Sydney origin, circa 1875

461 · An Australian twin pedestal desk, cedar, late 19th century, 77cm high, 154cm wide, 100cm deep

462 · A pair of Australiana fireside fuel bins, copper and leatheret, early 20th century, ​35cm high

463 · Six assorted Australian press back chairs, mainly kangaroos, some painted, 19th/20th century,

464 · ERIK PEDERSEN Australian folk art ironbark, table, bench and two stools, made at Montsalvat, Victoria, signed "Erik June '74", the table 37cm high, 92cm wide, 53cm deep

465 · ERIK PEDERSEN Ladderback chair stamped Montsalvat, Victoria, circa 1974, accompanied by ERIK PETERSEN wooden mallet, the chair 117cm high

466 · ERIK PEDERSEN Handcrafted stool, stained spruce, made at Montsalvat, Victoria, signed "Erik Peterson '74", 31cm high, 62cm wide, 29cm deep

467 · FEATHERSTON EXPO MARK II SOUND CHAIR designed in 1967, curved high back and body, upholstered in wool, paper and fabric manufacturer's labels plus original circuit diagram, 130cm high

468 · VICTORIAN GOLDFIELDS: A collection of 23 (of 24) plates from S.T.GILL's "The Diggers and Diggings of Victoria as they are in 1855" [James J. Blundell Co., Melbourne, 1855] in a later binding with several ownership notations on the blank title page, the earliest of which is "D. Christy, Mining Registrar, Ballarat 17th Nov. 1874".

469 · A gold nugget, Central Victoria, 10 grams; together with two gold specimens in matrix, 19 grams,

470 · A miner's lantern, painted tin and glass, mid 19th century, 44cm high, ​PROVENANCE: Private Collection Ballarat

471 · Chinese gold miner's pocket scales, mid 19th century, 34cm long. ​PROVENANCE: Private Collection Ballarat

472 · Band Of Hope Gold Mining Company share certificate for £5 being one of 500 issued in 1865

473 · A set of gold miner's pocket scales by W & T Avery, Birmingham, 19th century

474 · A cast metal figure of a kangaroo, 20th century

475 · HOGARTH (attributed) Australian sterling silver musical baton engraved "Sydney Volunteers Military Band, 1866", beautifully adorned with Aboriginal figure, kangaroo, emu and seated harp player, no marks visible, ​46cm high

476 · STEETH Australian sterling silver trophy cup "Australian Amateur Dancing Championship, 1938, Victorian Championship won by Mr. R. Lehmann., Palais de Danse, St Kilda., 4.10.38.", stamp "J. W. Steeth", on ebonised stand, ​23cm high overall

477 · A pair of Australian silver plated chocolate and coffee pots by William Drummond & Co., Melbourne, 19th century, ​23cm high

478 · WENDT: Two sterling silver napkin rings, South Australian, late 19th century, one stamped "J.M. WENDT Jeweler Adelaide & Broken Hill", the other stamped "WENDT" with hallmarks, 82 grams total

479 · An Australian emu egg, silver plated mounts on a wooden stand, late 19th century, 28cm high

480 · An Australian silver cigarette case engraved "A. ILLSLEY From LT. COL. L. WORTHINGTON WILMER, Government House, Brisbane, 1928 - 1933", stamped "S. SILVER APEX", ​8.5cm high, 115 grams

481 · Five assorted Australiana napkin rings, silver plate and Britania metal,19th and 20th century, the largest 9cm high

482 · BRUNKHORST: Three sterling silver boxes, South Australian, 19th/20th century, stamped "Brunkhorst, Adelaide" with crown and lion marks, ​the largest 7cm across, 300 grams total

483 · An Australian silver plated kangaroo napkin ring, 19th century, ​4.5cm high, 6cm across

484 · An unusual silver plated warming cup with lid, 19th century, ​20cm high

485 · Australian silver trophy engraved "Ballarat A & P Society, Gift Of Mrs. A.L. Ronaldson,1930, Awarded To Mrs Draffin For Aggregate No. Of 1st Prizes In The Woman's Section", 15cm high, 161 grams

486 · A sterling silver pill box with enamel lyrebird decoration, circa 1900, stamped "925, S & Co. n" with triangle mark, 4.5cm diameter

487 · Indian Kutch silver, long parasol or walking cane handle, 19th century 45.5cm long.

488 · Australian silver set of (4) decanter labels, 19th Century stamped "STG.SIL.": Sweet Sherry, Dry Sherry, Brandy & Whisky.

489 · Indian Kutch silver, five piece cruet set, 19th century, ​total weight: 157gms.

490 · Indian, silver milk jug, late 19th Century; the handle with a crouching Indian being menaced by a cobra. Height: 9cm. Weight: 125gms.

491 · A large, sterling silver footed & stemmed trophy cup by Hamiltons, Calcutta. Inscribed "SHORNCLIFFE CAMP DRAG HUNT - FARMERS RACE - 1895 - POINT TO POINT RACES. Height: 28.5cm Weight: 820gms.

492 · AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF AUSTRALIAN JEWISH HISTORY A silver kiddush cup (or chalice) by Hilliard & Thomason of Birmingham embellished with images of vine leaves and grapes and with the engraved dedication "Presented to the REV. A.B. DAVIS on completion of his 70th year by his BROTHER MINISTERS of the GREAT SYNAGOGUE - J. H. LANDAU. A.D. WOLINSKI. Ph. PHILIPPSTEIN. SYDNEY - Aug.15th 5658/1898"

493 · New Zealand green-stone and sterling silver set of 6 tea-spoons in original fitted box from H.W.LLOYD of Wellington, circa 1900

494 · A silver plated presentation trowel "Presented To Mrs. G.A. Edwards, On The Occasion Of Laying The Foundation Stone Of EDWARDS & Co. Melbourne, Jan. 6th, 1904", made by James Dixon, London.33.5cm long

495 · Sterling silver picture frame by William Comyns, London, 1907. ​23.5cm high, 82 grams

496 · Sterling silver platter, engraved dedication "1958 Holden Challenge Stakes - John K. Dixon. Winner Western Australian Zone. Dealer Group Eleven." With GMH lion logo at centre, 31cm diameter, 775gms.