The Spencer Sandilands Collection

1 · JACOB ABRAHAM of Bath, antique English equinoctial pocket sundial compass in original shagreen case, circa 1810, the case 8cm high.

2 · L. BRAHAM & Co. antique English brass extension protractor, TROUGHTON & SIMS English brass circular protractor, and an American brass coarse reckoner, 19th/20th century, (3 items), ​​​​​​​the reckoner 40.5cm long.

3 · G. HEATH antique English ebony and brass octant with ivory register plate and maker's plaque, remains of original paper label and housed in original mahogany case, 19th century, the case 33cm high.

4 · An antique English brass sextant in original mahogany case, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the case 29cm high.

5 · An antique whalebone and ebony sewing tidy with pin cushion top, mid 19th century, 22cm high.

6 · An antique maritime folk art dipping ladle, handsomely crafted from whalebone, coconut, hardwood and pearl shell, attractively finished with love heart decoration where the bowl and the shaft join, 19th century, ​​​​​​​38cm long.

7 · An antique maritime rolling rule in original mahogany case, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the case 64cm high.

8 · PARNELL of London antique tapered leather bound brass single drawer telescope, 19th century, 76cm long when closed.

9 · An antique copper map cylinder with lid, 19th century, ​​​​​​​47cm high.

10 · "KEIRON" antique half hull boat model with original painted finish, 19th century, 97cm wide.

11 · A bosun's antique cosh (persuader), handsomely crafted from baleen, woven thread and weight with lead, 19th century, 28cm long.

12 · An antique walking stick with whale tooth top, whalebone shaft and baleen spacers, 19th century, ​​​​​​​83cm high.

13 · An antique walking stick with turned timber top and whalebone and baleen shaft, 19th century, ​​​​​​​94cm high.

14 · An antique shark vertebrae walking stick with scrimshaw whale's tooth top with tallship decoration engraved "L.F. 1842", 19th century, 85cm high.

15 · An antique whalebone and baleen walking stick with brass ferrule, 19th century, 86cm high.

16 · W. MacDONNELL & CO of Sydney, antique terrestrial telescope on later tripod.

17 · A pair of antique rope and leather maritime beckets with Turkmen knot decoration, 19th century, 21 x 16cm.

18 · THE LOGBOOK OF THE H.M.S. AMETHYST (1844-1869): Ship's log kept by a G.R. Thornhill (midshipman), including ship's plan, eight illustrations (all but one in watercolour), and nine hand-rendered maps (South East Asia, Australia, Tasmania, South America); leatherbound boards (dilapidated) with gilt title and marbled endpapers; 36 x 24cm.

19 · An antique iron bound teak ship's wheel, 19th/20th century, 139cm diameter.

20 · THOMAS HEWITT antique English chain fusee 56 hour marine chronometer with silvered dial, subsidiary seconds dial, housed in original three tier mahogany case with brass gimbal mounts, circa 1840s, the case 17cm high.

21 · ULYSSE NARDIN antique 56 hour chain fusee marine chronometer housed in a three tier brass bound mahogany case, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​19cm high.

22 · J. BLOUT THOMAS antique English chain fusee 56 hour marine chronometer with silvered dial, subsidiary seconds dial, housed in a three tier mahogany case with brass gimbal mounts,19th century, the case 19cm high.

23 · THOMAS MERCER vintage 56 hour marine chronometer with silvered dial and gimbal mounts housed in origin mahogany two trier case, early 20th century, the case 17cm high.

24 · THOMAS MERCER vintage 56 hour marine chronometer with silvered dial and gimbal mounts housed in origin mahogany two trier case, mid 20th century, the case 17cm high.

25 · KIMURA antique Japanese copper and brass diver's helmet, early 20th century, ​​​​​​​39cm high.

26 · An antique ships wheel, teak and brass with remains of metal shaft, 19th century, ​​​​​​​an impressive 154cm wide.

27 · An antique carved whalebone jagging wheel pie crimper with carved fist finial, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​18.5cm long.

28 · An antique carved whalebone jagging wheel pie crimper with serpent decoration, 19th century, ​​​​​​​11.5cm long.

29 · An antique carved whalebone jagging wheel pie crimper with turned handle, 19th century, ​​​​​​​16.5cm long.

30 · An antique carved whalebone jagging wheel pie crimper with turned handle, 19th century, ​​​​​​​14.5cm long.

31 · An antique carved whalebone sail seam rubber, 19th century, 15cm long.

32 · An antique carved timber sail seam rubber, 19th century, 16cm long.

33 · An antique carved whalebone apple corer carved with sweetheart and initials "F.I.", 19th century, 14.5cm long.

34 · An antique carved whalebone cribbage board, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​23cm long.

35 · An antique turned whalebone fid, 19th century, 17cm long. PROVENANCE: Gonsalves Collection, Mossgreen Auctions.

36 · An antique turned whalebone fid, hole for lanyard, 19th century, 16.5cm long.

37 · An antique turned whalebone fid, 19th century, ​​​​​​​21cm long.

38 · An antique carved whalebone breadknife, 19th century, ​​​​​​​33cm long.

39 · An antique whalebone sailor's netting tool, 19th century, ​​​​​​​28.5cm long.

40 · An antique carved whale's tooth jagging wheel pie crimper, 19th century, ​​​​​​​16cm long.

41 · A sailor's antique pocketknife crafted from whale's tooth, 19th century, 13.5cm long when open.

42 · An antique carved whalebone jagging wheel pie crimper, 19th century, 16cm long. ​​​​​​​PROVENANCE: The Gonsalves Collection, Mossgreen Auctions.

43 · Antique whalebone and whale tooth thimble holder, thread dispenser and tape measure, 19th century, (3 items), ​​​​​​​the largest 4cm high.

44 · A set of antique carved whalebone and whale's tooth miniature hand tools, 19th century, (6 items), the largest 15cm long.

45 · An antique carved bone jagging wheel pie crimper, 19th century, 16cm long.

46 · An Inuit harpoon tip, carved walrus tooth and steel, 13cm long.

47 · An antique baleen busk engraved "UNITY" decorated with love hearts, an anchor, flowers, a British castle and crest, 19th century, ​​​​​​​35cm high.

48 · An antique baleen busk engraved "ALPHA P.P.", 19th century, ​​​​​​​45.5cm high.

49 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with floral decoration, mounted on later bespoke stand, the tooth 14cm high.

50 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with full length portrait of a lady, ​​​​​​​12.5cm high.

51 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with profile portrait of a lady, ​​​​​​​12.5cm high.

52 · A scrimshaw whale's tooth with engraved interior scene, mounted on later bespoke stand, ​​​​​​​the tooth 11.5cm high.

53 · A pair of scrimshaw whale's teeth with animal decoration, 9.5cm high.

54 · An unusual scrimshaw whale's tooth with carved penguin decoration and inset black and white photo portraits, mounted on later bespoke stand, circa 1930s, ​​​​​​​the tooth 15.5cm high.

55 · Nine assorted antique turned whalebone bodkins and implements, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 10cm long.

56 · Ten assorted antique turned whalebone bodkins, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 8.5cm long.

57 · Nine assorted antique turned whalebone bodkins, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 7.5cm long.

58 · An antique pocket toothpick in the form of an elephant seal, 19th century, ​​​​​​​6.2cm long when closed.

59 · Twenty one assorted antique whalebone crochet hooks, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 21cm long.

60 · Set of seven sailor made carved marine ivory teethers, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 11.5cm long.

61 · Seven assorted antique whalebone knitting needles with turned finial tops, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 28cm long.

62 · Two antique whalebone glove stretchers, together with three large size whalebone bodkins, 19th century, (5 items), ​​​​​​​18cm high.

63 · Twenty two assorted antique whalebone knitting needles, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 29cm long.

64 · Seven assorted antique whalebone shuttles, 19th century, the largest 9.5cm long.

65 · An antique whalebone busk, dress seam rubber and fly whisk, 19th/20th century, (3 items), ​​​​​​​the largest 29cm long.

66 · A pair of antique boot jacks with whalebone turned handles, 19th century, ​​​​​​​18cm high.

67 · Ten assorted whalebone and steel implements, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 14.5cm long.

68 · Fifteen assorted whalebone implements including bodkins, busks and shuttles, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 15cm long.

69 · An antique whalebone harpoon tip, together with two carved whalebone figural amulets, mixed vintages, (3 items), ​​​​​​​the largest 10cm long.

70 · An Inuit carved walrus tusk with carved seal hunting scene, ​​​​​​​17cm long.

71 · Two antique carved whalebone bird ornaments, one with remains of polychrome finish, 19th century, ​​​​​​​12.5cm and 9.5cm high.

72 · CHELSEA "SHIP'S BELL" brass cased bulkhead clock and matching barometer, mounted on timber board, 20th century, ​​​​​​​30 x 31cm.

73 · An antique Norwegian gimballed maritime wet compass with adjustable viewing mirrors, housed in dome topped metal housing with later brass painted finish, 19th/20th century, bearing maker's plaque "JOHAN GULBRANSEN Instrumentmaker, Oslo", 56cm high.

74 · An antique taxidermy Cape Barren goose in an antique ebonized timber glazed case, 19th century, 80cm high, 80cm wide, 49cm deep.

75 · An antique model sailing ship in an Australian cedar case, 19th century, ​​​​​​​55cm high, 62cm wide, 28cm deep.

76 · An antique model steam sailing ship in an Australian cedar case, 19th century, ​​​​​​​35cm high, 70cm wide, 25cm deep.

77 · AMY BELLE model sailing ship in a nickel plated case with ebonized timber base, early to mid 20th century, ​​​​​​​40cm high, 60cm wide, 18cm deep,

78 · A vintage scratch built Spanish gun boat, housed in an antique timber and glass display case with pineapple finials, 19th and 20th century, ​​​​​​​64cm high, 59cm wide, 35cm deep.

79 · An antique English extension arm protractor housed in original plush fitted case, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the case 26cm wide.

80 · A pair of vintage dingy oars with weathered finish, early to mid 20th century, ​​​​​​​227cm long.

81 · SMITH'S vintage English maritime bulkhead clock timepiece in brass case mounted on timber board, 20th century, ​​​​​​​29cm diameter.

82 · A vintage wet compass with brass gimbal mounts in Tasmanian oak box, early 20th century, 10.5cm high, 19cm wide, 20cm deep.

83 · A pair of vintage dingy oars, mid 20th century, 172cm long.

84 · A pair of vintage dingy oars, mid 20th century, 200cm long.

85 · "M5 FOURNIER" brass ship ornament mounted on marble base, 20th century, ​​​​​​​18cm high, 32cm wide.

86 · Three assorted brass ship and maritime ornaments, 20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 24cm high.

87 · SCHATZ German brass cased maritime bulkhead clock with time and strike movement, 20th century, 18cm diameter.

88 · Antique whalebone dominoes, antique whalebone stylus with hand-painted finish, housed in a Queensland silky oak box, 19th and 20th century, the box 26cm wide.

89 · Whale baleen specimen, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​91cm long.

90 · SPENCER BARRETT & Co. antique English ebony and brass octant frame with ivory register plate and maker's plaque, 19th century, ​​​​​​​31cm high.

91 · TAYLOR INSTRUMENT Co. vintage American brass cased aneroid barometer, circa 1920s, ​​​​​​​13cm diameter.

92 · SHIP'S TIME maritime bulkhead clock in brass case with quartz movement, mounted on an attractive turned timber stand, 20th century, ​​​​​​​24cm high overall.

93 · An antique sailor's sweetheart shell diorama in original gilt frame, 19th century, 37cm high, 52cm wide, 14cm deep.

94 · Maritime group including antique nickel plated spring loaded candle holder with gimbal mount, pair of vintage oar mounts and a timber pully, 19th/20th century, the largest 27cm high.

95 · A vintage Australian shellwork handbag, circa 1950s, ​​​​​​​51cm high including strap, 22cm wide.

96 · Assorted brass navigational gauge dials, 20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 11.5cm diameter.

97 · A model whale boat, 20th century, 54cm long.

98 · An antique Irish mahogany Chippendale armchair with finely carved scroll terminals to the arm rests, fretted back splat, cogwheel carving and shell decoration, 18th century, 100cm high, 68cm across the arms.

99 · An antique English mahogany Hepplewhite armchair with fretted back splat, 18th century, 95cm high, 52cm across the arms.

100 · An antique English mahogany framed Hepplewhite armchair, 18th century, 99cm high, 62cm across the arms.

101 · An antique English mahogany Hepplewhite armchair with fretted back splat and drop in seat, 18th century, 93cm high, 60cm across the arms.

102 · An antique English oak and elm provincial Hepplewhite armchair, 18th century, 103cm high, 58cm across the arms.

103 · An antique English mahogany campaign chest of drawers, early 19th century,

104 · An antique Colonial Anglo-Indian teak two sectional military campaign chest with flush fitted brass hardware and ebony escutcheons, mid 19th century, 105cm high, 112cm wide, 51cm deep.

105 · An antique timber and glass display case, 19th century, ​​​​​​​37cm high, 53cm wide, 41cm deep.

106 · An antique mahogany two part military campaign chest with flush fitted handles and brass capped corners, standing on block feet, 19th century, 96cm high, 83cm wide, 46cm deep.

107 · An antique English elm and beech smoker's bow chair, 19th century, ​​​​​​​84cm high, 68cm across the arms.

108 · An antique Australian cedar blanket box of tapering sarcophagus form with exposed dovetail construction, with block feet and wrought iron carrying handles, 19th century, 52cm high, 93cm wide, 59cm deep.

109 · An antique Australian cedar blanket box with exposed dovetail construction and brass bale carrying handles, 19th century, ​​​​​​​41cm high, 89cm wide, 51cm deep.

110 · A Baltic pine scullery table with turned legs and stretcher base, South Australian origin, 76cm high, 198cm wide, 90cm deep.

111 · An antique Australian kauri pine and Baltic pine shop counter, 19th century, 82cm high, 243cm wide, 120cm deep.

112 · ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ship's chart table, Australian blackwood, red pine and Baltic pine, fitted with eleven drawers, early 20th century, 91cm high, 227cm wide, 98cm deep.

113 · An antique Anglo-Indian teak two part military campaign chest with recessed turned drawer pulls and flush fitted brass hardware, 19th century, ​​​​​​​98cm high, 91cm wide, 44cm deep.

114 · An antique Scandinavian chest of three drawers with gallery top and original hand-painted simulated grain finish, 19th century, ​​​​​​​84cm high, 85cm wide, 44cm deep.

115 · An antique French walnut twin pedestal desk with red leather insert top and Ionic carved pilasters, 19th century, 82cm high, 137cm wide, 86cm deep.

116 · An antique English Sheridan Revival mahogany wall cabinet with inlaid decoration, late 19th century, 44cm high, 55cm wide, 17cm deep.

117 · An antique Tasmanian oak and copper bound shop display cabinet with four large drawers and unusual slimline display case front, circa 1900, electrified and on later casters, 104cm high, 77cm wide, 62cm deep.

118 · MELBOURNE CHAIR Co. set of ten antique pressed back dining chairs, early 20th century, (note: one lowered).

119 · A vintage Australian hardwood picture easel, early 20th century, ​​​​​​​184cm high.

119a · An antique Australian cedar picture stand easel, 19th/20th century, ​​​​ 189cm high.

120 · A pair of antique English beech armchairs in the Japanese style, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​103cm high, 67cm across the arms.

121 · An antique folio stand, black lacquered finish and pictorial vignette, 19th century, 103cm high, 81cm wide.

122 · An antique English rosewood folio stand with turned stretchers, 19th century, ​​​​​​​90cm high, 64cm wide, 72cm deep.

123 · A vintage folding mahogany folio stand, 20th century, ​​​​​​​86cm high, 66cm wide, 53cm deep when open.

124 · A vintage folding mahogany folio stand, 20th century, ​​​​​​​86cm high, 66cm wide, 53cm deep when open.

125 · A vintage folio stand, ebonized timber and brass with cloth covered boards, 20th century, 90cm high, 81cm wide, 90cm deep when open.

126 · A reproduction gilt framed mirror, late 20th century, ​​​​​​​111 x 95cm overall.

127 · A William IV antique English sterling silver pocket snuff box with engraved decoration and gilt wash interior, made by Francis Clark of Birmingham, circa 1837, ​​​​​​​7cm wide, 61 grams.

128 · An antique English sterling silver pocket snuff box with engraved decoration and remains of gilt wash interior, made in Birmingham, circa 1849, ​​​​​​​7cm wide, 66 grams.

129 · A Georgian silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, 18th century, 34cm long.

130 · A Georgian silver toddy ladle with twisted baleen handle, 18th century, 36cm long.

131 · A Georgian silver 8" folding ruler, circa 1800.

132 · An American Art Deco sterling silver and enamel circular box, circa 1930, ​​​​​​​5cm diameter, 40 grams.

133 · Antique French silver plated fish slice with turned ebony handle, together with an antique Sheffield plate jug and tea caddy, and an abalone shell inkwell, (4 items), ​​​​​​​the fish slice 37cm long.

134 · Assorted antique and vintage silver plated cutlery, (qty).

135 · A vintage 18ct gold, diamond, ruby, pearl and enamel seal brooch, 20th century, stamped "750", ​​​​​​​3cm high, 8 grams.

136 · A vintage 14ct gold and lapis lazuli cuttlefish brooch with diamond eyes, 20th century, stamped "14k", ​​​​​​​4.5cm long, 8.6 grams total.

137 · GEORG JENSEN vintage Danish silver dolphin earrings, 20th century, 3cm wide.

138 · A Norwegian gilt silver and enamel Viking longboat brooch, a sterling silver fish brooch, anchor brooch and an enamel and marcasite fisherman brooch, 20th century, (4 items), the largest 5cm high.

139 · A vintage 18ct gold yachting brooch with mother of pearl sails and rose cut white diamonds, 20th century, 3.8cm wide, 4.8 grams.

140 · MOSER pair of Secessionist art glass mantle vases with gilt classical friezes, early 20th century, engraved "MOSER KARLSBAD", 27.5cm high.

141 · MOSER amethyst glass vase and cover with gilt decoration, 19th century, ​29cm high

142 · MOSER Bohemian amethyst glass bowl with silver finished grape decoration, early 20th century, ​16.5cm high, 15.5cm diameter

143 · MULLER FRÈRES French Art Deco cameo glass vase, circa 1920s, signed "Muller Frères Lunéville", an impressive 48cm high.

144 · DEGUE French Art Deco cameo glass mantle vase designed by EDOUARD CAZAUX (1889-1974), circa 1930, signed "Degue" near the base, ​46cm high

145 · LALIQUE French glass car mascot, engraved "Lalique, France", ​​​​​​​10cm high, 16cm wide.

146 · BACCARAT French crystal starfish paperweight, 20th century, circular acid etched mark, ​​​​​​​13cm wide.

147 · A set of six antique Dutch Delft blue and white tiles, 17th/18th century, ​​​​​​​13 x 13cm.

148 · V.O.C. Dutch East India Company antique Japanese porcelain charger, Nagasaki, circa 1690, 36cm diameter.

149 · HICKS & MEIGH antique Staffordshire pottery meat platter, early to mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​English coat of arms factory mark to base. 50cm wide.

150 · SPODE Newstone pair of antique graduated earthenware meat platters, circa 1820s, ​​​​​​​47cm and 42cm wide.

151 · STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY group antique English statues, early to mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 26cm high.

152 · SUNDERLAND WARE antique English lustre pottery sailor's bowl with vignettes titled "Crimea" and "A West View Of The Cast Iron Bridge Over The River Wear..." and others, mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​13cm high, 27cm diameter.

153 · SUNDERLAND WARE group of two antique English lustre pottery plaques with maritime themes, circa 1840s, 23cm and 24cm wide.

154 · SUNDERLAND WARE two antique English lustre pottery plaques, circa 1840s, 23.5cm and 22.5cm wide.

155 · SUNDERLAND WARE antique English lustre pottery jug with tallship vignette and limericks, circa 1840s, 20cm high, 24cm wide.

156 · SUNDERLAND WARE antique English lustre pottery jug with tallship vignettes and limericks, titled "Jacks Safe Return", circa 1840s, 23cm high, 30cm wide.

157 · An antique English stoneware whisky decanter with original lid, circa 1870s, diamond registration mark to shoulder, stamped "S.W.", ​​​​​​​22cm high.

158 · ROYAL WORCESTER antique English porcelain nautical themed shell bowl and dolphin bon bon dish, (2 items), green factory marks, ​​​​​​​the larger 12cm high.

159 · A brown glazed pottery bear wine jug, unknown age and origin, ​​​​​​​21.5cm high.

160 · ROYAL CROWN DERBY Tropical Fish "Guppy" and "Gourami" English porcelain statues, (2 items), factory marks and silver button seals to base, ​​​​​​​the larger 13cm high.

161 · Two antique Chinese blue and white porcelain four sectional bento food boxes, Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century, 12cm high.

162 · Antique Chinese whalebone and brass opium scales, 19th century, ​​​​​​​31cm long.

163 · An antique Japanese blue and white porcelain four sectional bento box with phoenix decoration, Meiji period, 19th century, ​​​​​​​26cm high.

164 · An antique Japanese carved ivory okimono of a sailor carrying an anchor, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​12cm high.

165 · An antique Japanese carved ivory okimono of a man carrying a child, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​12.5cm high.

166 · An antique Japanese carved marine ivory okimono of a cormorant fisherman, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, seal mark to base, 28cm high.

167 · An antique Japanese marine ivory okimono of a fisherman, on later wooden base, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​21.5cm high not including base.

168 · A Chinese carved ivory statue of an old fisherman, mounted on a turned timber plinth, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​25cm high overall.

169 · An antique Japanese carved marine ivory okimono of a seated figure, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, red seal two character mark to base, ​​​​​​​10.5cm high.

170 · A vintage Chinese carved ivory statue of a fisherman, standing on a turned timber base, early to mid 20th century, ​​​​​​​22cm high overall.

171 · A vintage Chinese carved ivory statue of a fisherman, mounted on timber base, early to mid 20th century, ​​​​​​​18cm high overall.

172 · A Japanese carved marine ivory okimono figural group of a fisherman and child holding a paddle, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​8.5cm high.

173 · A vintage Chinese carved ivory statue of a fisherman hauling his net, mounted on a carved timber stand, early 20th century, 26cm high overall.

174 · An antique Japanese carved ivory and bone okimono figural group, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​16cm high.

175 · A Japanese carved ivory okimono of a man and turtle, early to mid 20th century, ​​​​​​​7.5cm high.

176 · Three Japanese carved ivory netsuke, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 4.5cm wide.

177 · Two Japanese carved ivory figural netsuke, together with a carved ivory miniature okimono, Meiji period 19th/20th century, (3 items), ​​​​​​​the largest 5cm wide.

178 · A vintage Japanese carved ivory okimono figural group with hand-coloured decoration, mounted on a timber base, 20th century, ​​​​​​​14cm high overall.

179 · An antique Japanese carved whalebone page turner with gilt brass dragon handle, Meiji period, 19th century, ​​​​​​​28cm long.

180 · An antique Japanese Shibayama whist scoreboard, Meiji period, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​9.5cm wide.

181 · A vintage Japanese Imari charger, early 20th century, impressed seal mark to base, ​​​​​​​41.5cm wide.

182 · Six antique Imari porcelain plates with lobed edges, 19th century, 21.5cm wide.

183 · An antique Japanese shagreen sagemono tobacco pouch, Meiji period, 19th century, ​​​​​​​17cm high.

184 · A Japanese bronze statue of Edisu the god of fishermen, Meiji period, 20th century, ​​​​​​​42cm high.

185 · A vintage Japanese carved boxwood turtle netsuke, an Inuit carved marine ivory owl figure, and a carved ivory dog figure, 20th century, (3 items), ​​​​​​​5.5cm high.

186 · A vintage Japanese carved ivory figural netsuke, Meiji period, 20th century, 7.5cm high.

187 · A Georgian mahogany apothecary box with plush red velvet lining and single drawer with brass locking pin, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​17cm high, 12cm wide, 12cm deep.

188 · A Georgian shagreen instrument case with silver mounts, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​12.5cm high.

189 · JOHN HARRIS rare antique English pocket coin scales with original paper label "John Harris, Scale-Maker, at the Sign of the Sun and Scales against the Church in Road-Lane near Fenchurch-Street. Selleth all Sort of Beams, Scales, Weights, and Stillards", 18th century, 9cm wide.

190 · An antique French pocket sundial compass in timber case with list of latitudes for various cities of the world including Alger, New York, Canton, Calcutta, Sebastopol, Constantinople, Rome and many more, mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​9.5cm wide.

191 · A. WILKINSON antique brass and timber sovereign scales with original lithograph paper instructions, 19th century, the case 15cm long when closed.

192 · Two antique brass apothecary mortar and pestles 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​the larger 12cm high.

193 · TUNBRIDGE WARE sewing thread holder, needle holder and circular box, 19th century, (3 items), ​​​​​​​the largest 5cm diameter.

194 · TUNBRIDGE WARE pair of antique timber bangles, 19th century, 7.5cm diameter, internal size 6.2cm diameter.

195 · Four assorted antique English papier-mâché snuff boxes, two inlaid with silver decoration, early to mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 7cm wide.

196 · An antique lignum vitae box, together with two antique ebony boxes, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 8cm diameter.

197 · A miniature Georgian style tilt top wine table, 19th/20th century, 16cm high, 17cm diameter.

198 · Antique fruitwood treen ware nutcracker, and two boxes, 18th/19th century, (3 items), the largest 15cm long.

199 · An antique papier-mâché pocket snuff box with hand-painted miniature top, early to mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​8.5cm wide.

200 · Four assorted antique English papier-mâché and carved timber snuff boxes, early to mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 8.5cm wide.

201 · Three assorted antique English papier-mâché snuff boxes with mother of pearl inlay decoration, early to mid 19th century, the largest 7cm wide.

202 · Two antique papier-mâché pocket snuff boxes with hand-painted finishes, early to mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​10.5cm and 7cm wide.

203 · An antique marine ivory face screen handle with carved leaf decoration, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​23.5cm high.

204 · An antique white marble ceremonial cutting tool with carved figural decoration, South American origin, unknown age, ​​​​​​​27cm high.

205 · A Georgian mahogany single tea caddy with boxwood string inlay, 18th/19th century, ​​​​​​​12.5cm high, 12.5cm wide, 10cm deep.

206 · An antique Colonial Australian huon pine picture frame with gilt slip, Tasmanian origin, mid 19th century, 94 x 75cm, 79 x 60.5cm (internal size).

207 · An antique English mahogany single tea caddy with boxwood inlay, 18th/19th century, 12.5cm high, 12.5cm wide, 10.5cm deep.

208 · An antique English rosewood tea caddy with inlaid decoration, interior fitted with two lidded compartments with whalebone knobs, mid 19th century, 10cm high, 19cm wide, 13cm deep.

209 · A Colonial Australian cedar and red pine box, Barossa Valley, South Australian origin, circa 1860s, ​​​​​​​18cm high, 30cm wide, 22.5cm deep.

210 · An antique mahogany tea caddy fitted with two lidded compartments with ivory knobs, 19th century, ​​​​​​​16cm high, 29.5cm wide, 19cm deep.

211 · An antique Colonial Australian pine cutlery box, mid 19th century, ​​​​​​​43cm wide.

212 · An antique English walnut glove box with domed top and Tunbridge inlaid decoration, mid 19th century, 9cm high, 27cm wide, 10cm deep.

213 · Three antique mother of pearl calling card cases, 19th century, the largest 10.5cm high.

214 · An antique mother of pearl and abalone shell calling card case, 19th century, 10.5cm high.

215 · An antique mother of pearl calling card case with sterling silver cartouche, interior attractively fitted with compartments, water washed blue silk and gilt edged card, 19th century, 10.5cm wide.

216 · An antique jarrah folk art circular picture frame with carved grape decoration, Western Australian origin, 19th/20th century, 39cm diameter, (internal 14cm diameter).

217 · A tramp art antique Australian cedar circular picture frame, 19th century, ​​​​​​​46cm diameter.

218 · A pair of Australian folk art cedar and pine picture frames, 19th century, ​​​​​​​51 x 44cm overall, (internal 30 x 24cm).

219 · An antique Australian cedar and pine picture frame, 19th century, 51 x 46cm.

220 · F. LASSETTER & Co of Sydney pair of antique brass spring loaded candlesticks, stamped "F. LASSETTER & Co.", 19th century, 31cm high.

221 · An antique English mahogany instrument box with brass name plate, flame mahogany top and lift out velvet lined tray, bearing retailer's label "KILPATRICK & Co.......MELBOURNE", late 19th century, 6cm high, 35cm wide, 27cm deep.

222 · Two antique English rosewood jewellery boxes, the larger fitted with silk lined tray with compartments, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the larger 30cm wide.

223 · A. J. SCOTTO "L'Esperance" French bronze sculpture on timber plinth with later painted finish, early 20th century, 46cm high overall.

224 · An antique timber box with inlaid top and transfer floral decoration, 19th/20th century, 24cm high, 23cm wide, 16cm deep.

225 · A pair of French Art Deco patinated spelter seal bookends on marble bases, signed "M. FONT", circa 1925, 13cm high.

226 · A vintage Argentinian silver mounted horn spirit cup, a carved horn box, carved horn scoop, and a carved horn vessel, 19th/20th century, (4 items), the box 22cm wide.

227 · A pair of vintage Italian oval miniature portraits in piano ivory frames, 20th century, ​​​​​​​14 x 13cm each overall.

228 · A vintage miniature Madonna hand-painted on ivory with gilt metal mount housed in a piano ivory frame, 20th century, 12 x 11cm overall.

229 · Two Italian piano ivory miniature picture frames, one with tortoise shell inlay, the other with female portrait, 20th century, the largest 14.5 x 12cm overall.

230 · An Australian cedar folk art cotton reel sewing tidy with whale bone fittings, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​18cm high.

231 · An Australian folk art cotton reel sewing tidy crafted from cedar and pine with whalebone finial and trim, 20th century, 23cm high, 25cm wide, 17cm deep.

232 · A pair of vintage cast bronze, onyx and blue stone "Atlas" figural bookends, 20th century, ​​​​​​​20cm high.

233 · Two figural pottery vessels, South American origin, unknown age, 15cm and 19cm high.

234 · Two framed tapestries, 20th century, the larger 58 x 93cm overall.

235 · A pottery double sided face jug, Peruvian origin, 16cm high.

236 · An antique pottery Moche jug with face decoration and black painted finish, Peruvian origin, 17cm high.

237 · An antique pottery Moche jug with kneeling figure decoration and black painted finish, Peruvian origin, 9cm high, 17cm long.

238 · A rare and early folk art homemade wheelbarrow crafted from eucalypt and pine with hand forged iron and remains of original painted finish, Barossa Valley, South Australian origin, circa 1860, unusually small size and very robustly made. 42cm high, 43cm wide, 118cm long.

239 · An antique copper scullery pot with lid, stamped "38", 19th century, ​​​​​​​25cm high, 49cm across the handles.

240 · Three assorted antique and vintage chocolate moulds, 19th and mid 20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 17cm high.

241 · Antique copper jelly mould, together with an antique copper ice cream mould, 19th/20th century, (2 items), ​​​​​​​10.5cm and 11.5cm high.

242 · Three antique copper jelly moulds, 19th century, the largest 21cm high, 19cm diameter.

243 · Four assorted antique copper saucepans and pots (one with lid), 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 14cm high.

244 · A pair of antique copper pudding moulds together with four assorted copper dariole moulds, 19th/20th century, (6 items), the largest 190cm high, 14.5cm diameter.

245 · Three antique copper jelly mould rings, 19th century, the largest 6cm high, 18.5cm diameter.

246 · Three antique copper jelly moulds, 19th century, the largest 13cm high, 15cm diameter.

247 · Antique gold scales on mahogany single drawer base, with cup weights and assorted weights, 19th century, ​​​​​​​48cm high, 35cm wide, 19cm deep.

248 · Antique gold scales on single drawer mahogany base, 19th century, ​​​​​​​37cm high, 29cm wide, 15cm deep.

249 · AVERY antique gold scales on a single drawer mahogany base, 19th century, 38cm high, 25cm wide, 13cm deep.

250 · Antique gold scales on a single drawer mahogany base with ebony knob, 19th century, 37cm high, 25cm wide, 13cm deep.

251 · MEYLAN & Co. antique French balance scales on a timber single drawer base housing assorted brass weights, early 20th century, ​​​​​​​33cm high, 30cm wide, 15cm deep.

252 · CORKSCREWS group of eight assorted antique and vintage examples, 19th/20th century, ​​​​​​​the largest 15cm high.

253 · Four assorted vintage Argentinian Art Deco glass "Carameleras" jars (two with original lids), circa 1930s, 24cm long.

254 · Two vintage Argentinian Art Deco "Carameleras" glass rabbit and penguin jars with original lids, circa 1930s, ​​​​​​​27cm and 29cm high.

255 · ST. JULIEN vintage chromolithograph timber jigsaw puzzle, early to mid 20th century, 71cm long.

256 · A pair of figural cast bronze table lamps, early 20th century, ​​​​​​​45cm high including the shades.

257 · An antique mother of pearl belt buckle, a beautifully carved ivory pot lid decorated with cockatoos with garnet eyes, and a pair of carved whalebone sweetheart trinkets, 19th century, ​​​​​​​the buckle 6.5cm high.

258 · A pair of vintage French porcelain table lamps with hand-painted romantic scene vignettes in gilt metal mounts with later shades, 20th century, 90cm high overall

259 · A vintage timber cigarette case with marquetry ship decoration and spring loaded mechanism; together with an Indian brass and enamel cigarette case, a yellow enamel and gilt metal cigarette case, and an antique pewter snuff box, 19th and 20th century, (4 items), the largest 9.5cm wide.

260 · FISHING REELS group of vintage examples including fly reels, bakelite reels, egg beaters and Alpha reels, 20th century, (13 items).

261 · Brass balance scales and weights in a black velvet lined case, 20th century, ​​​​​​​the case 28cm wide.

262 · An antique Japanese lacquer ware box, a reproduction timber and brass box, a Danish porcelain vase, Wellington boot lolly jar, stainless steel and timber tray, assorted enamel number plaques, carved bone and malachite boat ornament, and a carved horn cart ornament, 19th and 20th century, (8 items), ​​​​​​​the largest 27cm wide.

263 · Antique timber knitting needle cases, needles, cotton spools, etc., 19th century, (qty).

264 · ABRAHAM ORTELIUS (1527-1598), "Americae Sive Novi Orbis, Nova Descriptio", double-page hand-coloured engraved map of the Western Hemisphere, circa 1571, attractively ornamented with a decorative cartouche and vignettes of ships and sea monsters. sheet size 40 x 53.5cm, Latin text on verso.

265 · ABRAHAM ORTELIUS (1527-1598) "Maris Pacifici, (quod Vulgo Mar del Zur) cum Regionibus Circumiacentibus, Insulisque, in Eodem Passim Sparsis, Novissima Descriptio", first state with the date 1589 in the lower cartouche, Latin text on verso, published in 1603 from the atlas "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum", copper engraving, with full margins, overall 45.5 x 57cm, plate 34.5 x 49.5cm.

266 · ABRAHAM ORTELIUS (1527-1598) "Indiae Orientalis Insularumque Adiacientium Typus (Southeast Asia and the East Indies)", antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved map, circa 1595, 1601 or 1609, considered one of the most complete maps of its time, featuring part of the unknown Great Southern Land, sight size 37.5 x 52.5cm, framed & glazed 68 x 75cm overall.

267 · MATTHAUS QUAD (1557-1613) and JOHANN BUSSEMACHER (c1580-1613), "Chica sive Patagonica et Australis Terra, MDC", hand-coloured copper engraving, circa 1600, which provides a cartographic glimpse into the largely unexplored and mysterious regions of South America, particularly the southern part of the continent as well as the northern portion of Terra Australis, New Guinea and the islands of Java, Sumatra, etc. 22.5 x 28cm, 54 x 61cm overall.

268 · JOHN SPEED (1550s-1629), English County maps of "DENBIGHSHIRE" (1610); and "CAERMARDEN" (1610), copper engravings, both attractively hand-coloured and individually mounted plate size 38.5 x 50.5cm, 55 x 68cm each overall.

269 · JODOCUS HONDIUS (1563-1612), "Asiae Nova Descriptio Auctore", hand-coloured copper engraved map, printed in Amsterdam, early 17th century, sight size 37 x 50cm, framed & glazed 67 x 75cm overall.

270 · JODOCUS HONDIUS (1563-1612), [ASIA] "INSULAE INDIAE ORIENTALIS praecipuae, in quibus Moluccae celeberrimae sunt", hand-coloured copper engraving, circa 1625, printed in Amsterdam with decorative cartouches, a ship battle and compass roses, plate size 34.5 x 48cm; sheet size 48 x 57cm.

271 · HENRICUS HONDIUS (1597-1651), "Polus Antarcticus Henricus Hondius excudit.", circa 1638, copper engraving with hand colouring. The first state of the first map to be "devoted exclusively to the [south] Polar Regions" (Tooley); French text on verso. 44 x 49.5cm; mounted 61.5 x 67.5cm overall.

272 · WILLEM BLAEU (1571-1638), "India quae Orientalis dicitur et Insulae Adiacentes", antique hand-coloured copper plated engraved map, circa 1640, showing parts of Cape York and the accidental discoveries on the west coast of Australia, sight size 43.5 x 52cm, framed & glazed 68 x 76cm overall.

273 · CHRISTOPHER SAXTON (1540-1610), "Oxoniensis" (Oxfordshire), antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved map, William Kip and William Hole reduced version from Camden's Brittania (2nd Edition), circa 1610, sight size 30 x 32cm, attractively framed and mounted 59 x 60cm overall.

274 · JOHANNES JANSSONIUS (1588-1664), "Mar Di India", hand-coloured copper plate map, first published in Amsterdam, circa 1650. An important map of the Indian Ocean showing early Australian discoveries on the Western and Southern coasts. Sight size 46 x 58cm, framed & glazed 68 x 78cm overall.

275 · PIERRE DUVAL (1618-1683), "Carte des Indes Orientales Par P. Du Val Geographe Ordinaire du Roy", copper engraving, [Paris, 1665], 40 x 54.5cm; mounted 61 x 76cm overall.

276 · JOHN SELLER (1630-1697), "A Chart of the SOUTH-SEA by John Seller, Hydrographer to the Kings most Excellent Majestie", copper plate engraving with limited contemporary hand-colouring, rare first edition, the first English map of the Pacific ocean, mounted 44 x 54cm, 76 x 81cm overall.

277 · PIERRE DUVAL (1618-1683), "Carte des Indes Orientales Par P. Du Val Geographe Ordinaire du Roy", hand-coloured copper engraving, [Paris, 1677], 40 x 54.5cm; 45 x 60cm overall. ​​​​​​​The second version of Du Val's important map, published in 1679.

278 · VINCENZO CORONELLI (1650-1718) composite map of Australia circa 1690, prepared from the gores of a globe. "Nuova Hollanda" is depicted with quite well defined coasts, within which roam elephants, deer and a tiger with some native dwellings and hunters with spears; he southern part of "Terra D'Antonia Diemens" is also shown, with Tasman's visit of 1642 and several coastal landmarks noted. An attractive hand-coloured cartouche dominates the foreground and, at the top, detailed renditions of severa

279 · VINCENZO CORONELLI (1650-1718) (official Cosmographer of the Republic of Venice), "Mare Del Sud, Detto Altrimenti Mare Pacifico", antique copper plate engraved map, circa 1691. Note: Tasmania and New Zealand partially shown with only the Gulf of Carpentaria of the mainland visible. sight size 47 x 62cm, mounted 66 x 80cm overall.

280 · JOHANNES JANSSON "Situs Tarrae Promissionis", hand-coloured copper engraved map, circa 1662, often considered one of the best 17th century maps of the Holy Land, attractively framed and glazed, sight size an imposing 86 x 177cm, 123 x 215cm overall.

281 · HEINRICH SCHERER (1628-1704), "Eastern Hemisphere", antique copper plate engraving, published in 1702, showing Nova Hollandia lower right, only partially described, sight size 24 x 19cm, framed & glazed 38 x 32cm overall.

282 · FRANCOIS VALENTIJN (1666-1727), untitled map of Fredrik Hendrikx Bay and Marias Eyland (Van Diemen's Land) copper plate engraving, 1726, depicting the scene and showing his ships "Zeehaen" and "Heemskerck" close to the coast, image 13 x 17cm; whole page 34 x 21cm.

283 · EMANUEL BOWEN (1694-1767) A Complete Map of the Southern Continent, survey'd by Capt. Abel Tasman & depicted by order of the East India Company in Halland [sic] in the Stadt House in Amsterdam, [London, Printed for T. Woodward (and others), 1744], copper engraved map, plate size 37.2 x 48cm; sheet size 40.5 x 50.5cm.

284 · EMANUEL BOWEN (1694-1767), "A Complete Map Of the Southern Continent (Hollandia Nova, Terra Australis)", hand-coloured copper plate engraved map, circa 1744. Note: First English chart of Australia. Sight size 38.5 x 49.5cm, framed and glazed 63 x 73cm overall. Outlines early charting by Dutch explorers such as Abel Tasman (1642-1644), Dirk Hartog (1616), and Pieter Nuyts (1627).

285 · EMANUEL BOWEN (1694-1767) "A New & Correct Chart of all the KNOWN WORLD, Laid down according to Mercator's Projection...", [London, Printed for T. Woodward (and others), 1744], copper engraved map, plate size 36.5 x 45cm; sheet size 40.5 x 50.5cm. A vivid depiction of the European knowledge of the world, just before Cook's voyages defined the coastlines of much of the otherwise unknown Pacific and South Sea islands. The west coast of North America is still "Parts Undiscovered"

286 · EMANUEL BOWEN (1694-1767), "A New and Accurate Map of the World. Drawn from the best Authorities and regulated by Astronomical Observations: Describing the Course of each of the following Circum-Navigators Vizt. Ferdinand Magellan, Sr. Francis Drake and Commodore Anson . . .By Eman. Bowen Geographer to His Majesty", circa 1745, 41 x 59cm overall.

287 · JACQUES-NICOLAS BELLIN (1703-1772), "Essay D'Une Carte Reduite Contenant Les Parties Connuees Du Globe Terrestre. Dedie a M. Le Comte De Maurepas." [Paris: 1748.], hand-coloured copper engraving, New Holland still with a hypothetical east and south coast with Van Diemen's Land attached, ​​​​​​​50 x 70cm; mounted 71 x 90cm overall.

288 · JACQUES-NICOLAS BELLIN (1703-1772), "Carte Reduite Des Terres Australes pour servir a l'histoire des Voyages Par le Sr. Bellin Ing. de la Marine, De la Societe Royale de Londres & ca.", circa 1753, 22 x 29cm plate size; mounted 37.5 x 45.5cm overall. Published nearly 20 years prior to Cook's "discovery" of the east coast in 1770, Bellin used a dotted line for his theories of the east coast of Australia, joining Van Diemen's Land to Espiritu Santu (New Hebrides) and Papua New Guinea and New Brit

289 · JACQUES-NICOLAS BELLIN (1703-1772), "Carte Reduite de l'Ocean Oriental ou Mer des Indes..." [Second edition], 1757, copper engraved chart on thick watermarked laid paper, hand coloured, plate size 58.5 x 90cm; sheet 65 x 98cm; central vertical fold. The first of Bellin's maps of the region to annotate the region of western Australia with both the titles "Terres Australes" and "Nouvelle Hollande."

290 · NICOLAES VISSCHER (1618-1679), "Carte Nouvelle" with inset plans for the fortifications of the Ville De Louisbourg, antique hand-coloured copper plate engraving, 1757 re-issue of the 1685 map of the Appalachian-Acadian region of Canada, sight size 62 x 49cm, mounted 81 x 77cm overall.

291 · ALAIN MANESSON MALLET (1630-1706), "Des Terres Australes" (Isles De Salomon), antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved map with attractive ship vignettes, circa 1683, showing the islands and partial coastline of New Zealand, sight size 18 x 12cm, framed & glazed 34 x 28cm overall.

292 · NICOLAS SANSON (1600-1667), two antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved maps of the Spice Islands and The Dutch East Indies, titled "LES ISLES, MOLUQUES" and "DEMO LUKKISCHE EILANDEN...", mid 17th century, the larger sight size 21 x 26cm, framed & glazed 34 x 39cm overall.

293 · JEAN JANVIER (1746–1776) "L'ASIE divisee EN LES PRINCIPAUX ETATS", large copper engraved map from Janvier's Atlas Moderne (1760); some hand-colouring and an attractive cartouche, 47 x 65cm; mounted 64.5 x 82cm overall. A tiny portion of the "Terre du Sud" can be seen below Papua New Guinea, which is partly completed.

294 · JACQUES-NICOLAS BELLIN (1703-1772), "Carte Particuliere Des Isles Moluques" (Timor and The Spice Islands), antique copper plate engraved map published in 1764, sight size 25 x 20cm, framed and glazed 32 x 25cm overall.

295 · TOBIAS CONRAD LOTTER (1717-1777), "Mappa Totius Mundi", hand-coloured copper engraved map, 18th century, after G. De L'Isle's map from circa 1700, rare. ​​​​​​​Sight size 45 x 65cm, attractively framed & glazed 82 x 97cm overall.

296 · TOBIAS CONRAD LOTTER (1717-1777), "Asia", hand-coloured copper engraved map, 18th century, after G. De L'Isle's map from circa 1700, rare. Sight size 45 x 65cm, attractively framed & glazed, 82 x 97cm overall.

297 · TOBIAS CONRAD LOTTER (1717-1777), "America, Septentrion Alis", hand-coloured copper engraved map, 18th century, after G. De L'Isle's map from circa 1700, rare. ​​​​​​​Sight size 45 x 65cm, attractively framed & glazed, 82 x 97cm overall.

298 · TOBIAS CONRAD LOTTER (1717-1777), "Europa", hand-coloured copper engraved map, 18th century, after G. De L'Isle's map from circa 1700, rare. Attractively framed and glazed, sight size 45 x 65cm, 82 x 97cm overall.

299 · TOBIAS CONRAD LOTTER (1717-1777), "Africa", hand-coloured copper engraved map, 18th century, after G. De L'Isle's map from circa 1700, rare. ​​​​​​​Sight size 45 x 65cm, attractively framed & glazed 82 x 97cm overall.

300 · [ANTARCTICA & THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE] "Hemisphere Meridional Pour Voir Plus Distinctement Les Terres Australes" printed in Paris, circa 1771. From the original and famous 1714 map of the Southern Hemisphere created by the prominent French geographer Guillaume de L'Isle. Sight size 48 x 48cm, framed and glazed 79 x 79cm overall.

301 · THOMAS KITCHIN (1718-1784), "A New Map of the World. Drawn from the latest and best Authorities, By Thos. Kitchin, 1771", copper engraving, hand-coloured, engraved for Guthries new Geographical Grammar, overall 35 x 54cm. Although published just after Cook's first voyage, the eastern portion of Australia is totally conjecture, Van Diemen's Land is attached to the mainland and very little of New Zealand is charted. Antarctica is totally unknown.

302 · JAMES COOK (1728-1779), "A Chart of New South Wales, or the East Coast of New-Holland. Discovered and Explored By Lieutenant J: Cook, Commander of his Majesty's Bark Endeavor in the Year MDCCLXX", copper engraving by William Whitchurch, 1773, overall 38 x 82cm.

303 · PACIFIC ISLANDS: Three early maps: I.) "Chart of the Island OTAHEITE by Lieut. J. Cook 1769" (from Hawksworth, 1773), II.) "Chart of Part of the FEEJEE ISLANDS Explored by Cap James Wilson, in the Ship DUFF 1797" (published 1799), III.) "APIA BAY in the island of UPOLOU by Mr. G. Wilson, Master H.M.S. Conway, 1838" (published 1843). Various sizes, all individually mounted.

304 · ANTONIO ZATTA (circa 1722-1797), "NUEVO SCOPERTE...MARE DEL SUD", [Venice, 1776], copper engraved map of eastern Australia, New Zealand and much of the Pacific Ocean with the tracks of explorers including Cook, Cartaret, Wallis Mouats; contemporary colouring, full margins, 30 x 40cm; overall 39 x 51cm. The plate comes from Zatta's four-volume "Atlante Novissimo" (1774-1785).

305 · GEORGE BOFFON (1707-1788), [Nouvelle Hollande], "Carte des Déclinaisons et Inclinaisons de l'Aiguille Aimantée Redigée d'après la Table des Observations Magnetiques Faites par les Voyageurs depuis l'Année 1775", copper engraving, circa 1780, and thus showing the recent discoveries by Captain Cook in 1770 and the discoveries made by Capt. Furneaux in Tasmania in 1773; overall 47 x 58cm; plate 42 x 54.5cm.

306 · JOHN HUNTER (1737–1821) "Plan of Port Jackson New South Wales...1788", from Hunter's Journal [London : J. Stockdale, 1789], hand-coloured copper engraving, 28 x 42cm; mounted 44 x 58cm overall. The first published map of Port Jackson.

307 · PHILIPPE BUACHE (1700-1773), Chart of a Part of the South Sea lying between South America, New Guinea and New Holand, relative to the enquiries concerning the situation of the Islands of Solomon, with insets of charts drawn in 1597 and 1601; copper plate engraving, 21 x 37cm, mounted 37.5 x 54cm overall.

308 · TASMANIAN MAPS & CHARTS: "Croquis de la BAIE DES MOULES..." (Dentrecasteaux, 1807; hand coloured); "A New Map of VAN DIEMEN'S LAND" (Souter, 1825); "The Entrance to MACQUARIE HARBOUR, in VAN DIEMEN'S LAND" (Norie, 1828); "Van Diemens Land" (Kelly, 1841); and, "Chart of the north end of KING ISLAND" (Burgoyne, 1855); various sizes; all individually mounted. (5 items).

309 · LOUIS FREYCINET (1779-1842) "Carte d’une partie de la Terre de Witt (à la Nouvelle Hollande)", antique copper plate engraved map, circa 1811, showing the northwest coast of Western Australia from Exmouth Gulf including Karratha, Port Hedland, Barrow Island and Montebello Group. Note: Brooklyn Public Library perforation stamp lower left and right. Sight size 51 x 76cm, mounted 67 x 92cm overall.

310 · LOUIS FREYCINET (1779-1842) "Carte d’une partie de la Terre Napoleon (à la Nouvelle Hollande)", antique copper plate engraved map, circa 1811, showing Bass Strait from present day Warrnambool to Corner Inlet. Note: Port Philip unchartered. Sight size 52 x 78.5cm, mounted 67 x 92cm overall.

311 · LOUIS FREYCINET (1779-1842) "CARTE D’UNE PARTIE DE LA TERRE NAPOLÉON (à la Nouvelle Hollande) 2me feuille, levée par M. M. H. Freycinet, Offr de Marine & Bernier, Astronome sur la corvette le Géographe et dressée par M. Boullanger, Ingénieur Hydrographe, Mars et Avril 1802", [Paris, 1812], engraved chart, overall 57 x 80cm.

312 · LOUIS FREYCINET (1779-1842) "PLAN d'une partie de la TERRE de NUYTS Leve et Dresse par L. Freycinet", copper plate engraving of part of the south coast of Western Australia, from the report of the Baudin Expedition (1803), 34.5 x 49.5cm; mounted 54 x 68 overall.

313 · WILLIAM WESTALL (1781-1850) "Views of the South Coast of Terra Australis", from sea level including Port Phillip Bay and Cape Schanck: being Plate XVII from Matthew Flinders' "A Voyage to Terra Australis: Undertaken for the purpose of completing the discovery of that vast country and prosecuted in the years 1801, 1802, and 1803, in His Majesty's ship the Investigator", [London: G. & W. Nichol, 1814], overall 65.5 x 49cm.

314 · JOHN OXLEY (1784-1828) "A Chart of Part of the Interior of New South Wales...1817", [first edition], together with "A Plan of Port Macquarie...", both engraved maps removed from Oxley's "Journals of Two Expeditions into the Interior of New South Wales, undertaken by Order of the British Government in the Years 1817-18", published in London by John Murray in 1820,

315 · JEHOSHAPHAT ASPIN (active circa 1805-1832), "Asia", antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved map, circa 1822, sight size 36 x 44cm, mounted 51 x 67cm overall.

316 · NEWTON'S antique English terrestrial globe of the world on cast iron base, circa 1865, ​​​​​​​62cm high overall.

317 · SMITH'S 16" antique celestial globe, library table model on turned mahogany stand, 19th century, 58cm high overall.

318 · NEWTON'S "New & Improved" antique tabletop terrestrial 12" globe on timber stand, 19th century, 42cm high overall.

319 · VICTOR CHARLES LOTTIN (1795-1858) and VICTOR AMEDEE GRESSIEN (1798 - ?), Carte d'une partie du Detroit de Bass (Nouvelle Hollande), 1826, engraved chart with hand-colouring, being the upper half of a single sheet which also shows two smaller charts titled "Part of the Coast of New South Wales", all based on observations made aboard Dumont D'urville's Astrolabe. 67 x 49cm overall with full margins.

320 · GEORGE WILLIAMS EVANS (1780-1852), "Plan Du Havre Macquarie (Terre De Van Diemen) Leve par M. G. W. Evans, Chef du Genie a Hobart-town (1809). (Communique a M. L. I Duperrey, dans la relache) au Port Jackson in 1824", engraved by Ambroise Tardieu and issued in Paris in 1827, mounted, image size 75 x 50cm.

321 · BOUGAINVILLE, Hyacinthe-Yves-Philippe Potentin (1781 - 1846), "Plan du Port Jackson : Levé à bord de la Frégate la Thétis" from Bougainville's "Journal de la Navigation autour du Globe de la Fregate la Thetis et la Corvette l'Esprance Execute pendant les Annees 1824, 1825 et 1826", copper engraving, ​​​​​​​overall 53 x 71.5cm.

322 · EUSTACHE HERISSON "Carte de l'ASIE avec les nouvelles decouvertes pour servir a l'instruction de la Jeunesse" [Map of Asia with new discoveries to be used for the education of youth], dated 1822, but published in 1829 in Paris, copper plate engraving with some hand-colouring, the sheet preserving the usually cut-away text panels at left and right.

323 · DUMONT D’URVILLE, Jules-Sébastien and LOTTIN, Victor, "Carte de la partie de l’Océan Pacifique", engraved chart dated 1833, from D’Urville’s Voyage de la corvette L’Astrolabe, plate size 47 x 65cm; overall 51 x 69cm.

324 · ROBERT RUSSELL (1808-1900), "Map shewing the site of Melbourne: and the position of the Huts & Buildings previous to the foundation of the Township by Sir Richard Bourke in 1837" surveyed and drawn by Robert Russell, [London : Day & Haghe, 1838], lithographed, with delicate hand-colouring, apparently re-issued circa 1875. The surveyed blocks extend from present-day Flinders Street to Lonsdale Street, and Spring Street to Spencer Street, with extensive vacant land west to a salt lake (afterwards

325 · JOHN ARROWSMITH (1790-1873) "The Colony of WESTERN AUSTRALIA; from the Surveys of John Septimus Roe Esqr. Surveyor Genl. And from other Official Documents in the Colonial Office and Admiralty." [London: 35 Essex St., Strand; 1st October 1839]; mounted 75 x 81cm overall; light hand-colouring to boundaries.

326 · JAMES WYLD (1812-1887) "Map of Australia, compiled from the Nautical Surveys Made by Order of the Admiralty and other Authentic Documents", [London, 1844], engraved map, with inset maps of the world and Van Diemen’s Land, hand-coloured; overall 57.5 x 86cm.

327 · [SINGAPORE, MALAYA, INDONESIA] DEPOT DE LA MARINE: 1846 "Carte Des Detroits de Singapore, Durian et Rhio et des parages environnants; Dressee d'aprees les cartes d'Horsburgh et celle de l'Amirante Anglaise en 1840 et d'apres la carte Hollandaise du Detroit du Rhio . . . par M. M. Dittlof Tjarssens, Bloijs, Van Treslong, Prins et Van Gogh", ​​​​​​​overall 69 x 100cm.

328 · A collection of nineteen hand-coloured lithographic maps taken from William Henry Wells' "A Geographical Dictionary; or Gazeteer of the Australian Colonies" [1848]; including Camden, Bourke & Grant, Hunter, Normanby, Murray and Macquarie. All individually mounted 29 x 23cm each overall.

329 · "AUSTRALIA AND CHINA TELEGRAPH", antique lithographic map, printed by James R. Philp, Melbourne, November 3rd, 1859, showing the existing and proposed lines, sight size 40 x 38cm, framed & glazed 62 x 59cm overall.

330 · JAMES SPRENT (1808-1863), "Tasmania", antique hand-coloured lithographic map, circa 1859, sight size 80 x 61cm, mounted 97 x 77cm overall.

331 · JOHN TALLIS (1817-1876), "Western Australia, Swan River" antique hand-coloured steel engraved map with pictorial vignettes and views, circa 1851; together with an antique map depicting John McDougall Stuart's fourth and fifth expeditions into Central Australian, 1860-61 and JOHN ARROWSMITH extract of exploration... South Australia, 1857 (around Spencer Gulf), colour lithograph map, (3 items), the largest sight size 38 x 22cm, mounted 52 x 37cm overall.

332 · "Détroit de Bass (Bass Strait) et de Corner Inlet, Copie du Plan leve en 1842 et 1855 par les Capit'es J.L. STOKES et ROSS, de la Marine Anglaise et Corrige en 1858", issued by the French Depot of Marine Charts and Plans in 1861. 64.5 x 47cm; framed, 88 x 70cm overall. Corner Inlet is a large, semi-enclosed bay located in the South Gippsland region of Victoria, just north of Wilsons Promontory. During the 1840s and 1850s, accurately mapping this area and the wider Bass Strait was crucial...

333 · VICTORIA: "Portion of Corner Inlet Shewing the Entrance to Welshpool Surveyed by Commander Ross, 1855." lithographed at the Department of Lands & Survey, Melbourne, 1862. The town is shown with the jetty, yards for shipping cattle, and the first few town allotments, mounted 50 x 63cm, 67.5 x 79.5cm overall.

334 · WILLIAM SLIGHT & ARTHUR EVERETT, "Victoria Mining Districts, Mining Divisions & The Gold Fields", engraved by William Slight for John MacGregor, Minister of Mines, and published 24 October 1866. ​​​​​​​Revised and corrected by Everett, 15 January 1869, 61 x 87cm overall.

335 · ANTONIO ZATTA (1750-1797), "Nuove Scoperte Fatte Nel, 1765, 67 e 69, Nel Mar Del Sud", antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved map of the South Pacific, circa 1776, showing Captain Cook's discoveries in New Zealand and the East Coast of Australia, sight size 32 x 42cm, framed & glazed 48 x 57cm overall.

336 · [NEW SOUTH WALES HARBOURS] group of four antique coloured lithograph maps by W. A. GULLICK, Government Printers, Sydney, circa 1900: I.) Batemans Bay, II.) New Entrance To The Macleay River, III.) Camden Haven Entrance, IV.) Tweed River Entrance, the largest sight size 32 x 55cm, mounted 46 x 69cm overall.

337 · Two framed antique English hand-coloured county maps of Lincolnshire and Middlesex, with descriptive text verso and attractive vignette city views and heraldic displays, 18th century, the larger 49 x 62cm overall.

338 · DITHMARSCHEN, antique German hand-coloured copper plate engraved map of the historic region of Schleswig-Holstein, 17th century, sight size 40 x 59cm, framed & glazed 52 x 72cm overall.

339 · JOHN SENEX (1678-1740), "A New Map of France Agreeable to the Observations of the Royal Academy at Paris", antique hand-coloured copper plate engraved map, circa 1725, framed & glazed, 49 x 62cm overall.

341 · BASILIUS BESLER (1561-1629) Iris, antique hand-coloured engraving from the publication "HORTUS EYSTETTENSIS" circa 1613, 50 x 40cm, 84 x 76cm overall.

342 · BASILIUS BESLER (1561-1629) "Papas Peruanorum" (potato plant) antique hand-coloured engraving from the publication "HORTUS EYSTETTENSIS" circa 1613, ​​​​​​​49 x 40cm, 79 x 68cm overall.

343 · EMANUEL SWEERT (Dutch 1552-1612), botanical study, hand-coloured engraving, 35 x 22cm, 64 x 38cm overall.

344 · FRANCOIS VALENTIJN (1666-1727), Anthony Van Diemens Land, copper plate engraving, circa 1724, depicting the scene described in Abel Tasman's journal on 25th November 1642, showing his ships "Zeehaen" and "Heemskerck" close to the coast, image 13 x 17cm; whole page 34 x 21cm.

345 · John ELLIS, F.R.S., "An Essay towards a Natural History of the Corallines, and other Marine Productions of the like Kind, commonly found on the Coasts of Great Britain and Ireland...."; [London : for the Author, 1755, first edition]; quarto, engraved fold-out frontispiece and 39 plates, xvii, [x], 104pp; modern half calf; spine with 5 raised bands.

346 · JAMES COOK and JAMES KING, "A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean...for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere. To determine the Position and Extent of the West Side of North America; its Distance from Asia; and the Practicability of a Northern Passage to Europe. Performed under the Direction of Captains COOK, CLERKE, and GORE....." in three volumes, [LONDON : W. and A. STRAHAN, 1784, first edition]; retaining only 23 of the plates and charts listed in the table of contents, the three volumes are

347 · John HUNTER (1737 - 1821), "An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, with the Discoveries which have been made in New South Wales and in the Southern Ocean, since the Publication of Phillip's Voyage, compiled from the Official Papers; Including the Journals of Governors Phillip and King, and of Lieut. Ball; and the Voyages from the first Sailing of the Sirius in 1787, to the Return of that Ship's Company to England in 1792", by John Hunter Esqr....

348 · John HUNTER (1737 - 1821), "An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, with the Discoveries which have been made in New South Wales and in the Southern Ocean, since the Publication of Phillip's Voyage, compiled from the Official Papers; Including the Journals of Governors Phillip and King, and of Lieut. Ball; and the Voyages from the first Sailing of the Sirius in 1787, to the Return of that Ship's Company to England in 1792", by John Hunter Esqr....

349 · David COLLINS (1756-1810), "An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales...." [LONDON : T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies, 1798, first edition]; xxxviii, 617pp, lacks the folding map of Botany Bay and the chart of New Zealand, but includes all engraved plates as listed. Modern half blue calf and material covered boards plus new endpapers.

350 · James WILSON, "A Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, Performed in the Years 1796, 1797, 1798, in the Ship Duff, commanded by Captain James Wilson. Compiled from the journals of the Officers and the Missionaries; and illustrated with maps, charts, and views, drawn by Mr. William Wilson, and engraved by the most eminent artists. With a preliminary discourse on the geography and history of the South Sea Islands...", [London : T. Chapman, 1799; first edition], [xii], lxxxix, 420pp,with

351 · "Bibliothèque géographique et instructive des jeunes gens, ou recueil de voyages intéressants dans toutes les parties du monde, Pour l'instruction et l'amusement de la jeunesse" [Paris, Gabriel DuFour, various years 1800s-1810s], complete set of 36 volumes; quarter leather bindings, blue marbled boards, gilt titles and decorations to spine; arranged to form a young person's full six year curriculum detailing many famous voyages, including those of Captain James Cook.

352 · "Bibliothèque portative des voyages" [Paris, LePetit, 1804], a uniformly bound collection of fifteen volumes, comprising numbers 10-12, 14-18, and 29-35 (five of which focused on the voyages of Captain James Cook); full leather binding, gilt titles and decorations to covers and spine, gilt edging; several volumes are dated using the French Revolutionary Calendar, rather than the Gregorian.

353 · "Bibliothèque portative des voyages" [Paris, LePetit, 1817], a collection of eleven volumes comprising numbers 14-17 (voyages of Captain James Cook) and 36-42; quarter leather binding, gilt titles to spine, marbled endpapers.

354 · Jacques Houton de LABILLARDIÈRE, "ATLAS POUR SERVIR À LA RÉLATION DU VOYAGE À LA RECHERCHE DE LA PÉROUSE, fait par ordre de l’Assemblée Constituante, pendant les années 1791, 1792, et pendant la 1ère et la 2 eme année de la République Française." [Paris, Chez Dabo, Libraire, 1817], folio atlas with engraved title, large folding engraved map (with pale tidemark), and 43 engraved plates, a couple of plates with slightly shorter margins, early quarter morocco and marbled boards.

355 · VOYAGES OF JAMES COOK: Volumes 24-28 of the "Bibliothèque portative des voyages" [Paris, LePetit, 1817], volume 28 being an atlas with map and many plates; uniformly bound in quarter leather, with gilt titles and decorations to spine and marbled endpapers, (5 items).

356 · JAMES WALLIS & JOHN OXLEY "AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES and its Dependent Settlements; in illustration of Twelve Views, engraved by W. Preston, a Convict; from Drawings taken on the Spot, By Captain Wallis, of the Forty-Sixth Regiment. To which is subjoined an accurate Map of Port Macquarie, and the newly discovered River Hastings, by John Oxley, Esq. Surveyor General to the Territory",

357 · George PERRY (1771-1823), "Conchology, or the natural history of shells...illustrated with coloured engravings....", [LONDON : William Miller, dated 1811, but probably 1823-27], folio, with 60 hand-coloured engraved plates, contemporary straight-grained red morocco, with wide gilt margins, the spine elaborately tooled gilt in seven compartments; bookplate to inside front cover of "Thomas Philip Earl de Grey, Wrest Park".

358 · ROBERT DODD (1748-1815), The mutineers turning Lt. Bligh and some of the officers and crew adrift from His Majesty's Ship Bounty, 29 April 1789, hand-coloured aquatint, published by B.B. Evans, London, 1790, 44 x 58cm, 60 x 73cm overall.

359 · NEW SOUTH WALES 1810 (panorama), set of four antique coloured lithographs,1884 facsimile of originals by John Heaviside Clark (after John Eyre), published by William Dymock: I.) View of Sydney from the East Side of the Cove, II.) View of Sydney from the West Side of the Cove, III.) View of Sydney from the East Side of the Cove, IV.) View of Sydney from the West Side of the Cove, 61 x 73cm each overall.

360 · NICHOLAS MARTIN-PETITE (1777-1804), I.) Terre De Diemen, Bara-Ourou, II.) Terre De Diemen, Grou-Agara, III.) Terre De Diemen, Arra-Maida, copper plate engravings from the Baudin-Peron Expedition to Australia "Voyage de Découvertes aux Terres Australes", published in 1808, each 23 x 17cm, mounted 38 x 22cm overall.

361 · CHARLES-ALEXANDRE LESUEUR (1778-1846), I.) "Bewohner, von Neuholland", II.) "Bewohner, von Van Diemens Land", copper plate engravings from the Baudin Peron Expedition, circa 1808, published in German, each 28 x 19cm, mounted 43 x 34cm overall.

362 · Two antique copper plate engravings titled: I.) Homme Du Cap De Diemen (from the La Pérouse expedition, Bruni d'Entrecasteaux), II.) Woman of Cape Diemen (from the English edition of the French naturalist Jacques Labillardière search for La Pérouse), each approximately 28 x 21cm, mounted 43 x 35.5cm overall.

363 · CHARLES-ALEXANDRE LESUEUR (1778-1846), I.) Terre De Diemen, Habitations, II.) Terre De Diemen, Ile Maria, copper plate engravings from the Baudin Peron Expedition, circa 1808, each 21 x 27cm, mounted 36 x 42cm overall.

364 · GEORGE FRENCH ANGAS (1822-1886), Honi Heki and Patuone, hand-coloured lithograph, 40 x 309cm, 77 x 60cm overall.

365 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "Mount Wellington, Near Hobart Town, Van Dieman's Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 23 x 32cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

366 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "Mount Direction, Near Hobart Town, Van Diemens Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 23 x 32cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

367 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "View of Tasman's Peak, From Macquarie Plains, Van Diemen's Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 23 x 32cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

368 · CHARLES-ALEXANDRE LESUEUR (1778-1846), "Ansicht von Sydney", hand-coloured lithograph, from the Baudin-Peron Voyage to the Pacific, German publication, circa 1808, 16 x 33cm, mounted 31 x 48cm overall.

369 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "View From Near The Top of Constitution Hill, Van Diemen's Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 23 x 32cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

370 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "Scene Up The River Huon, Van Diemen's Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 34 x 24cm, mounted 52 x 42cm overall.

371 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "The End of Jericho Plains, Van Dieman's Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 23 x 32cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

372 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "Mount Nelson, Near Hobart Town, From Near Mulgrave Battery, Van Diemens Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 23 x 31cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

373 · JOSEPH LYCETT (1774 -1828), "View On The River Tamar And Part Of The Asberton Hills, Van Diemen's Land", hand-coloured aquatint from “Views of Australia....”, published in London by J. Souter, 1825, 24 x 33cm, mounted 37.5 x 48.5cm overall.

374 · LOUIS Le BRETON (1818-1866), "Riviere Derwent, Pres de Richemont (Ile Van-Diemen)", hand-coloured lithograph, from Durmont D'urville, Voyage To The South Pole "Astrolabe" and Zelee, published 1841-1846, 26 x 32cm, mounted 41 x 48.5cm overall.

375 · JOHN SKINNER PROUT (1805-1876), group of ten hand-coloured lithographic illustrations from the 1874 publication "Australian Illustrated" by EDWIN CARTON BOOTH, 17 x 22cm, mounted 30.5 x 35.5cm overall.

376 · FREDERICK CASEMERO (Charles) TERRY (1825-1869), collection of eight hand-coloured lithographic plates from "Australian Keepsake", published 1855 by Sands & Kenny, 14 x 18cm, mounted 27 x 31cm overall.

377 · A group of ten antique hand-coloured engravings and lithographs of Australian views, 19th century, including works by FREDERICK TERRY, ARROWSMITH, JAMES HOWE CARSE, NICHOLAS CHEVALIER and others, each approximately 15 x 21cm, mounted 30.5 x 35.5cm overall.

378 · A group of ten antique hand-coloured engravings and lithographs of Australian views, 19th century, including an attractive aquatint of Regent Villa (Penrith, New South Wales), circa 1833 and works by SKINNER PROUT, ARMYTAGE and CARR, each approximately 16 x 21cm, mounted 31 x 36cm overall.

379 · LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON (1800 -1887), Vue Des Du Gouverneur A Sydney, (Nopuvelle Galles du Sud), hand-coloured lithograph, 27 x 33cm, 58 x 65cm overall.

380 · LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON (1800 -1887), Maison Du Gouverneur A Sydney (Nopuvelle Galles du Sud), hand-coloured lithograph, 24 x 33cm, 58 x 65cm overall.

381 · LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON (1800 -1887), Vue Des Caps Du (Nopuvelle Galles du Sud), hand-coloured lithograph, 26 x 34cm, 58 x 65cm overall.

382 · LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON (1800 -1887), Vue Prise Au Port Western, Dans La Crique Des Mangaliers, hand-coloured lithograph, 27 x 37cm, 54 x 60cm overall.

383 · Four antique hand-coloured French engravings, including Melanesia, Timor, Hawaii and The Caroline Islands, circa 1835, sight size 12 x 16cm, mounted 21.5 x 26cm overall.

384 · Winham College, Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide,, lithograph by Louis Henn & Co., c1880, 25 x 32.5cm (image).

385 · North Adelaide, from Stanley Street, Overlooking the Lion Brewery Co. Towards St Peter's College Towards The Hills, lithograph by Louis Henn & Co., 1880, 25 x 32.5cm (image)

386 · EDMUND THOMAS (1827-1867), Prince's Bridge, Melbourne, From South Side Of Yarra, lithograph, 27 x 38cm, 46 x 53cm overall.

387 · Thomas Livingstone MITCHELL, Surveyor General (1792 - 1855), "Three Expeditions into the Interior of Eastern Australia, with descriptions of the recently explored region of Australia Felix, and of the present colony of New South Wales", [London : T. & W. Boone, 1838, first edition], Two volumes, full calf; the plates quite foxed in places (as usual); Ferguson 2553 (but lacking the map, and the advert in Vol.1 called for by Ferguson).

388 · A group of three leatherbound books, comprising 1838 "Lettres sur L'Amérique du Nord" 3rd edition by Michel Chevalier, 1883 "The History of Spain and Portugal" by the Society for the Diffusion of Knowledge, and a circa 1880s translation of Plutarch's Lives with 1887 Toorak College first prize bookplate. (3 items)

389 · FREDERICK MARRYAT, "A Diary in America, with Remarks on its Institutions" [London, Longman Orme Brown Green & Longmans, 1839], three attractively and uniformly rebound volumes (321/311/319pp.); quarter leather bindings, gilt titles to spine, marbled endpapers. (3 items) A British naval captain and popular novelist, Marryat's at times critical account of the United States and Canada offended wide swaths of the North American public, reportedly resulting in his books and effigy being publicly bur

390 · WILLIAM MANN, "Six Years' Residence in the Australian Provinces, Ending in 1839, Exhibiting their Capabilities of Colonization, and Containing the History, Trade, Population, Extent, Resources, etc. of New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, South Australia, and Port Philip..." [London; Smith, Elder & Co.; 1839], 360pp., with ownership indication by Australian historical geographer Ida Marriott (née Lee); together with seven other books. (8 items)

391 · Thomas BEALE, "The Natural History of the Sperm Whale...to which is added, a sketch of a South-Sea Whaling Voyage..", [London : John Van Voorst, 1839], 393pp, plates; half calf over fabric covered boards, gilt titles and decorations to spine with 5 raised bands.

392 · Colin Arrott BROWNING, M.D., "The Convict Ship; A Narrative of the Results of Scriptural Instruction and Moral Discipline as these appeared on board the 'Earl Grey', during the voyage to Tasmania...", [London : Smith, Elder & Co., 1844 first edition], 324pp, original brown cloth; Ferguson 3796.

393 · A two-page printed document dated 10 Feb'y 1845, completed in manuscript and signed by Superintendent Charles Joseph LATROBE. addressed to the Chairman of the Bench of Magistrates at Alberton, conveying details of salaries of the local constables, and noting that £150 had been made available for the erection of necessary police buildings there.

394 · ALLOM & WRIGHT, "China, in a Series of Views, displaying the Scenery, Architecture, and Social Habits, of that Ancient Empire" [London, Fisher Son & Co., mid-10th century], four volumes uniformly bound into two (96/72/68/52pp. plus index); full leather binding, gilt decoration to covers and spine, gilt edging.

395 · John SHERER, "THE GOLD-FINDER OF AUSTRALIA; How He Went, How He Fared, and How He Made His Fortune. Edited by John Sherer. Illustrated with Forty-eight Magnificent Engravings, from authentic sketches taken in the Colony.", [London : Clarke, Beeton & Co., n.d. but 1853], Octavo, xii, 372 + frontispiece (additional pictorial title-page) and 47 other engraved plates, rebound in half calf retaining original blank end papers; pen ownership notation "Geo Hay, Peterhead, 1854".

396 · S.T. GILL, "Victoria Illustrated" [Geelong; Sands & Kenny; 1857], 45 plates with contemorary hand-colouring, including frontispiece; all illustrations with captions; localities present include Ballarat, Bendigo, Castlemaine, Geelong, Kyneton, Melbourne and Richmond; green full leather binding with gilt decoration and title to cover and spine, gilt edging.

397 · Francis Russell NIXON, "The Cruise of the Beacon : A Narrative of a Visit to the Islands in Bass's Straits, with illustrations..", [London : Bell & Daldy, 1857 first edition]; 114pp, engraved frontispiece, engraved title, plates, adverts; original blue cloth with gilt titles.

398 · Arthur S. THOMSON, "The Story of New Zealand : Past And Present - Savage And Civilized", [London : John Murray, first edition, 1859], two volumes; octavo, original blind stamped green cloth, (2).

399 · Rev. W. SCORESBY, "JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO AUSTRALIA and Round the World for Magnetical Research, edited by Archibald Smith.", [London : Longman, Green, Longman, & Roberts; 1859 first edition.]; octavo, frontispiece, folding engraved map, xlviii. 315pp, adverts., errata slip; uncut in repaired original embossed cloth.

400 · PHILIP HENRY GOSSE, "A History of the British Sea-Anemones and Corals with Coloured Figures of the Species and Principal Varieties" [London, Van Voorst, 1860], 362pp., many coloured plates; original green cloth boards with gilt design to cover and spine; together with 1839 "Our Wild Flowers" by Twamley (dilapidated ). (2 items)

401 · Julian Edmund WOODS, "Geological Observations in South Australia", [London : Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts & Green, 1862], 404pp incl. index, 38 line drawings; original embossed green cloth boards.

402 · THEODORE VACQUER, "Maisons les plus remarquables de Paris" [Paris; Caudrilier; 1863], 68 plates present; a dilapidated, much-studied copy, with several architectural sketches present on the reverse and margins of certain pages by an anglophone admirer of Paris' residential buildings.

403 · MARCUS BLAKE BROWNRIGG, "The Cruise of the Freak - A Narrative of a Visit to the Islands in Bass and Banks Straits, with some Account of the Islands" [Launceston, J.S.V. Turner, 1872], 86pp. with fold-out map and eight plates; brown cloth boards impressed decoration, gilt title to cover.

404 · FRANCIS LABILLIERE, "Early History of the Colony of Victoria, from its Discovery to its Establishment as a Self-Governing Province of the British Empire" [London; Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington; 1878], 2 vols. 8vo, 312 & 371pp.; uniformly bound in brown cloth boards with impressed decoration to covers and gilt titles to spines.

405 · JOHN SKINNER PROUT (1805-1876), A Fern Tree Valley, hand-coloured engraving, 22 x 16cm, 41 x 35cm overall.

406 · CHARLES GRAHAM antique hand-coloured engraving titled "Macao From The Sea", circa 1847, ​​​​​​​48 x 42cm overall.

407 · JOHN SKINNER PROUT (1805-1876), A Chinese Junk-Canton River, hand-coloured engraving, 17 x 23cm, 38 x 42cm overall.

408 · GEORGE BAXTER (1804-1867), I.) Landing Of Her Majesty In Ireland, II.) Cape Wilberforce, Australia, colour-lithographs, the larger 34 x 42cm overall.

409 · Three printed Port of Hobart Town ship returns; completed in manuscript for the 4th May 1852 arrival of the Brig "Emma Prescott" from Port Phillip (carrying sheep skins and hides); the 17th May 1852 arrival of the schooner "Miranda" from Port Albert (carrying 44 cattle and 252 sheep); and the 29th May 1852 arrival of the Schooner "Eucalyptus" (with 46 cattle).The names of passengers are also recorded. (3 items).

410 · OSWALD WALTER BRIERLY (1817-1894), Sending On Board the Admiral For Letters At Sea, colour lithograph, ​​​​​​​35 x 53cm, 63 x 83cm overall.

411 · NICHOLAS CHEVALIER (1828-1902), Refuges Cove, Wilsons Promontory, 1865, chromolithograph, printed by S. Troedel, Melbourne, 22 x 32cm, 53 x 61cm overall.

412 · FRANCOIS COGNE (1829-1880), Merry Creek, (Plenty Ranges, 1864), hand-coloured lithograph, published by Charles Troedel, Melbourne, 31 x 38cm, 58 x 66cm overall.

413 · "Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia", two-section panoramic etching, circa late1868; attractively hand-coloured; mounted, 11.5 x 70cm; overall 29.5 x 87cm.

414 · GARCÍA RAMÓN, "Teatro de Calderón de la Barca con un estudio crítico-biográfico sobre cada comedia" [Paris, Garnier Hermanos, 1882], 4 vols., quarter leather binding, gilt titles to spine, marbled endpapers. (4 items)

415 · R.W. COPPINGER (Staff Surgeon, R.N.), "Cruise of the "Alert" four years in Patagonian, Polynesian, and Mascarene Waters. (1878 - 82)" [London : W. Swan Sonnenschein and Co.; 1883 1st ed.], quarto, original decorated cloth; xvi, 256pp, frontispiece and plates.

416 · BULL, "Early Experiences of Life in South Australia, and an Extended Colonial History" [Adelaide, E.S. Wigg & Son, 1884 2nd ed.], 416pp., four plates; green cloth boards with kangaroo scene impressed to cover, gilt title to spine.

417 · Group of Victorian goldfields mining registrar reports, comprising 31st March 1886 (2) and 30th September 1886, all detailing gold yields, quartz crushing statistics, and mining operations across the colony; together with seventeen other Victorian government reports dating from the late 1800s through to the Second World War (mainly port developments and the regulation of fishing). (20 items)

418 · Howard WILLOUGHBY, "Australian Pictures Drawn with Pen and Pencil", [London : Religious Tract Society, 1886]. Original gilt illustrated cloth covered boards with numerous black and white illustrations.

419 · REID, "Rambles on the Golden Coast of the South Island of New Zealand" [London; The Colonial Printing and Publishing Company; 1886 2nd ed.], 176pp., 20 plates present; original cloth boards with gilt design to cover.

420 · "VICTORIA - The Garden State of Australia : A Handbook for Rural Home Seekers Issued by Authority of the Government of Victoria", [Melbourne : 1909]; 296pp, pictorial covers, two large folding maps.

421 · F. WOOD-JONES, "Corals and Atolls. A history and description of the Keeling-Cocos Islands, with an account of their fauna and flora, and a discussion of the method of development and transformation of coral structures in general.", [London : Lovell Reeve & Co., 1912], 392pp, frontis portrait, numerous plates.

422 · ARTIST UNKNOWN, Junction Of The Yarra And Watts, circa 1890, sepia lithograph, titled lower centre, original image was taken by the Melbourne photographer Nicholas Caire, ​​​​​​​33 x 53cm, 54 x 69cm overall.

423 · JOHN SKINNER PROUT (1805-1876), New Town Mount Direction, (Van Diemen's Land), lithograph, titled lower centre, ​​​​​​​27 x 42cm, 48 x 59cm overall.

424 · (after) JOHN WILLIAM LINDT, Aboriginals, Port Lincoln, South Australian, coloured lithograph, published by Phillip-Stephen....Sydney, 42 x 32cm, 62 x 52cm overall.

425 · IDA RENTOUL OUTHWAITE (1888-1960), group of four vintage lithograph plates from the noted Australian children's book illustrator, 20th century, the largest sight size 13 x 10cm, mounted 24.5 x 21.5cm overall.

426 · LOCAL VICTORIAN HISTORIES: A group of books including hardcovers with dust jackets; noted 1949 "A History of Point Lonsdale" by Dunn, 1969, "The Life of our Years - In and Around Geelong" by Billot, and 1976 "Sealing, Sailing and Settling in South-Western Victoria" by MacKenzie. (13 items).

427 · "Voyage To Terra Australis" by Matthew Flinders [Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia 1966] facsimile edition of the 1814 publication. Two folio volumes and collection of charts, bound in full yellow cloth with red leather title labels on the spine. (3 items).

428 · JOHN GOULD "The Birds of Australia", [Melbourne : Lansdowne Press, 1972], elephant folio, (facsimile of the 1848 publication), coloured plates; publisher's vinyl binding, with gilt titles to spines, (8 Vol.)

429 · GEORGE FRENCH ANGAS, South Australia Illustrated, facsimile edition published by A. & A. Reed, 1967. [#457 of 1000]; Elephant folio, half leather with six raised bands, marbled boards; gilt ruled, decorated and text to spine, top edges gilt, including list of subscribers, 60 coloured plates and reproductions of the wrappers of the 10 original issues bound in at rear.

430 · A group of books including hardcovers with dust jackets, mostly Australian history but also maritime; noted 1976 "Marine Chronometer - Its History and Development" by Gould, 1976 "The share of the Dutch Navigators in the Discovery of Australia" by Schilder, 1980 "The Lighthouses of Victoria" by Smyth (signed), and 1990 "Engraving and Lithography in Melbourne to the Time of the Gold Rush" by Darragh. (15 items)

431 · The KORAN, edition published in Cairo, with ornate mother of pearl boards, 20th century.

432 · [NATURAL HISTORY] group of assorted coloured lithographic and hand-coloured copper plate engravings of birds, deer, kangaroo and coral, 18th and 19th century, (9 items), the largest sight size 24 x 17cm, mounted 39 x 32cm overall.

433 · A framed antique French hand-coloured maritime engraving with numerous vignettes of ships and flags, 18th century, 65 x 83cm overall.

434 · THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER (1803-1901), group of ten farmyard tinted lithographs from the 1839 publication "Groups Of Cattle Drawn From Nature", sight size 32 x 46cm, mounted 47.5 x 61.5cm overall.

435 · Three framed antique hand-coloured engravings: I.) The Fisherman's Wife, II.) Amphitrite Portee Sur Le Eaux, II.) Pearl Fishery, Torres Straits, ​​​​​​​the largest 48 x 38cm overall.

436 · GEORGE BAXTER (1804-1867), I.) A Letter From Home, II.) News From Australia, chromolithograph, ​​​​​​​12 x 15cm each, 34 x 37cm each overall.

437 · PIERRE SONNERAT (1748-1814) group of twelve antique botanical engravings from "VOYAGE A LA NOUVELLE GUINEE", circa 1776, mounted 23 x 16cm each, 37 x 32cm each overall.

438 · SIR WILLIAM JARDINE (7th Baronet of Applegarth was a Scottish naturalist), group of hand-coloured steel engravings focusing on parrots and birds, from "THE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY" which was hugely successful encyclopaedia of the natural world published in 1841, (26 plates), mounted mainly 16 x 9.5cm each, 26 x 19.5cm overall.

439 · PIERRE SONNERAT (1748-1814) group of fourteen ornithological engravings from "VOYAGE A LA NOUVELLE GUINEE", circa 1776, mounted 22 x 17cm each, 37 x 32cm each overall.

440 · SIR WILLIAM JARDINE (7th Baronet of Applegarth was a Scottish naturalist), group of hand-coloured steel engravings focusing on fish, from "THE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY" which was hugely successful encyclopaedia of the natural world published in 1841, (26 plates), mounted 9.5 x 16cm, 19.5 x 26cm overall.

441 · SIR WILLIAM JARDINE (7th Baronet of Applegarth was a Scottish naturalist), group of hand-coloured steel engravings focusing on whaling and marine mammals, from "THE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY" which was hugely successful encyclopaedia of the natural world published in 1841, (31 plates), mounted 9.5 x 15.5cm each, 19.5 x 26cm each overall.

442 · HENRI-JOSEPH REDOUTÉ (1766-1852), two antique hand-coloured copper plate bivalve engravings, from the 18th century French publication "Tableau Encyclopédique Et Méthodique", sight size 27 x 20cm, framed & glazed 48 x 40cm overall.

443 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, antique ornithological colour lithographs, from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

444 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, antique ornithological colour lithographs, from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927,with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

445 · "VUE PRISE AU PORT WERTERN, DANS LA CIRQUE DES MANGLIERS", lithograph printed in colour and finished by hand, by Louis De Sainson and Hippolyte Vanderbuch, circa 1833, from "The Voyage of the Astrolabe", plate 20, mounted, overall 47 x 57cm. A view towards Phillip Island across Western Port Bay; penguins can be seen gathering on the rocks at left. The first printed view of what was to become Victoria.

446 · [FISH & FISHING] D'Fiderot and d'Alembert, "Peches. Peches de mer, Peches de rivieres, fabrique des filets, etc.", [Paris : 1771] , 35 full sheets of copper plate engravings; bound together in a later volume together with th the descriptive pages.

447 · "ZOOLOGY OF NEW YORK", set of three coloured lithographic prints of shells, circa 1845, sight size 27 x 20cm, framed & glazed 47 x 40cm overall.

448 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, sea birds and water birds, antique ornithological colour lithographs from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

449 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, sea birds and water birds including albatrosses, antique ornithological colour lithographs from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

450 · "VOYAGE AUTOUR DU MONDE SUR LA FRÉGATE LA VÉNUS, 1836-1839", group of ten antique hand-coloured copper plate engravings of shells from the South Pacific, published in the early 1840s, sight size 42 x 28cm, mounted 57 x 43.5cm overall.

451 · JEAN-BAPTISTE LAMARCK (1744-1829) "Mactre, Mactra" antique hand-coloured engraving from the French publication "Histoire Naturelle...", circa 1789. Lamarck is noted for his ground breaking work on natural selection and evolution long before Darwin's work was published. 27 x 20cm, 52 x 45cm overall.

452 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, antique ornithological colour lithographs, from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

453 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, antique ornithological colour lithographs including ducks and penguins, from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

454 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, antique ornithological colour lithographs, from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

455 · GREGORY MACALISTER MATHEWS, antique ornithological colour lithographs, from the publication "THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA" circa 1910-1927, with descriptive pages affixed verso, (20 plates), mounted 22 x 33cm each, 38 x 48.5cm each overall.

456 · "VOYAGE AUTOUR DU MONDE SUR LA FRÉGATE LA VÉNUS, 1836-1839", group of nine antique hand-coloured copper plate engravings of shells from the South Pacific, published in the early 1840s, sight size 42 x 28cm, mounted 57 x 43.5cm overall.

457 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), Zosterops Rendovae (The Makira white-eye), hand-coloured lithograph, ​​​​​​​descriptive page affixed verso, 51 x 34cm, 73 x 55cm overall.

458 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), I.) Puffinus Brevicaudus (Short Tailed Petrel), II.) Procellaria Glacialoides (Silver-Grey Petrel), III.) Procellaria Coerulea (Blue Petrel), IV.) Procellaria Conspicillata (Spectacled Petrel), hand-coloured lithographs, descriptive pages affixed verso, each approximately 36 x 52cm, mounted 61 x 67cm overall.

459 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), I.) Diomedea Chlororhynchos (Yellow Billed Albatross), II.) Diomedea Fuliginosa (Sooty Albatross), hand-coloured lithographs, descriptive pages affixed verso, each approximately 36 x 52cm, mounted 61 x 67cm overall.

460 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), Haliaëtus Albicilla (Sea Eagle), hand-coloured lithograph, ​​​​​​​54 x 37cm, 85 x 67cm overall.

461 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), Pandion Haliaëtus (Osprey), hand-coloured lithograph, 52 x 36cm, 74 x 57cm overall.

462 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), Sula Australis (Australasian gannet), hand-coloured lithograph, ​​​​​​​descriptive page affixed verso, 34 x 51cm, 56 x 72cm overall.

463 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), Larus Argentatus (European herring gull), hand-coloured lithograph, 34 x 51cm, 56 x 72cm overall.

464 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), Greygone Culicvorus (Western Gerygone), hand-coloured lithograph, descriptive page affixed verso, 51 x 34cm, 70 x 53cm overall.

465 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), I.) Hemipodius Melanogaster (Black-Breasted Hemipode), II.) Glareola Grallaria (Australian Pratincole), III.) Cereopsis Novae-Hollandiae (Cereopsis Goose), IV.) Diomedea Fuliginosa (Sooty Albatross), ​​​​​​​hand-coloured lithographs, descriptive pages affixed verso, each approximately 36 x 52cm, mounted 61 x 67cm overall.

466 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), I.) Hemipodius Melanotus (Black-Backed Hemipode), II.) Hemipodius Varius (Varied Hemipode), III.) Porzana Palustris (Water Crake), IV.) Pedionomus Torquatus (Collared Plain Wanderer), hand-coloured lithographs, descriptive pages affixed verso, each approximately 36 x 52cm, mounted 61 x 67cm overall.

467 · JOHN GOULD repousse brass oval portrait plaque mounted on timber board bearing engraved label "JOHN GOULD, THE BIRDMAN, Founder of THE GOULD LEAGUE OF BIRD LOVERS", 66 x 42cm overall.

468 · JOHN GOULD (1804-1881), I.) Spatula Variegata (New Zealand Shoveller), II.) Spatula Rhynchotis (Australian Shoveller), III.) Mareca Punctata (Chestnut Teal), hand-coloured lithographs, descriptive pages affixed verso, each approximately 36 x 52cm, mounted 61 x 67cm overall.

469 · EDWARD LEAR (1812-1888), Haliaëtus Albicilla (Sea Eagle), hand-coloured lithograph, from John Gould's "Birds Of Europe" ​​​​​​​54 x 36cm, 85 x 67cm overall.

470 · Two original plates from John Gould's "Birds of Australia": "Diomedea Fuliginosa" (Sooty Albatross) and "Cereopsis Novae-Hollandae" (Cereopsis Goose); individually mounted, together with their original descriptive pages. Overall 51 x 67.5cm (incl. mount boards). (2).

471 · MOLLUSCS & BIVALVES group of antique coloured engravings, from various publications, 18th and 19th century, (8 plates), each approximately 28 x 23cm, mounted 48 x 37cm overall.

472 · FISH & MARINE MAMMALS group of antique hand-coloured engravings and lithographs, from various publications, circa 1830-1870, (8 items), the largest 34 x 25cm, mounted 57 x 44cm overall.

473 · GRACIUS JOSEPH BROINOWSKI (1837-1913), selection of antique coloured lithographs, from the publication "BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA", circa 1890, (25 plates), including many examples with descriptive pages verso, each approximately 33 x 22cm, mounted 48.5 x 37.5cm overall.

474 · FISH & MARINE LIFE group of antique coloured engravings, from the zooalogical atlas "VOYAGE DE LA COQUILLE", circa 1826, (9 plates), each approximately 32 x 23cm, mounted 48 x 38cm overall.

475 · JEAN-CHARLES CHENU (1808–1879), selection of antique coloured engravings of molluscs and bivalves, from the publication "BIBLIOTHÈQUE CONCHYLIOLOGIQUE", circa 1845-46, (6 plates), each approximately 21 x 12cm, mounted 35.5 x 30.5cm overall.

476 · CHARLES (CARLO) LUCIEN BONAPARTE (1803–1857), group of antique coloured engravings of fish, from the publication "ICONGRAPHY OF ITALIAN FAUNA", circa 1832-1841, (12 plates), approximately 36.5 x 24.5cm, mounted 48.5 x 37.5cm overall.

477 · JELLYFISH group of antique hand-coloured engravings, from various publications, circa 1826-1830, (9 plates), each approximately 32 x 24cm, mounted 48.5 x 37.5cm overall.

478 · DAVID LANDSBOROUGH (1779-1854), group of seaweed colour lithographs, from the publication "A POPULAR HISTORY OF BRITISH SEAWEEDS", circa 1849, (6 plates), 15 x 11.5cm, mounted 25 x 21.5cm each overall.

479 · ALBERTUS SEBA (1665-1736) group of three framed hand-coloured engravings from his publication Locupletissimi rerum naturalium thesauri accurata descriptio (Thesaurus of Natural Rarities), circa 1734-1765, ​​​​​​​45 x 29cm each, 67 x 51cm each overall.

480 · SIR FREDERICK McCOY (1817-1899) an attractive selection of antique coloured lithographs of fish and fur seals from "THE PRODROMUS OF THE ZOOLOGY OF VICTORIA" published in 1878-1890, (9 plates), mounted 14.5 x 24cm each, 36 x 46cm each overall.

481 · LLOYD'S NATURAL HISTORY, circa 1896-1897 group of chromolithographs focusing on Australian marsupials including kangaroos, wallabies, possums and sugar gliders, (13 plates), mounted 9.5 x 16cm each, 19.5 x 26cm each overall.

482 · RUFUS FAIRCHILD ZOGBAUM (United States, 1849-1925), group of five maritime themed chromolithographs published by Frederick A Stokes Company, circa 1898, mounted 24 x 30cm, 39 x 45cm overall.

483 · "HONG KONG RACES, 1876 A SKETCH IN THE CROWD" antique coloured engraving supplement from The Graphic, 54 x 66cm overall.

484 · GIOVANNI BATTISTA CIPRIANI and FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI, group of 18th century stipple engravings of classical scene vignettes, eight mounted plates in varying sizes, the largest sight size 12 x 9cm, 24 x 21.5cm overall.

485 · Assorted antique colour lithographic prints and newspaper supplements, 19th century, (7 items), each approximately 30 x 22cm, mounted 48 x 37cm overall.

486 · CARL KAHLER (Austria, Australia, United States, 1855-1906), "The Derby Day at Flemington" antique lithograph attractively displayed in a period oak frame with gilt slip and mount, 19th century, 88 x 117cm overall.

487 · CARL KAHLER (Austria, Australia, United States, 1855-1906), "The Betting Ring at Flemington" antique lithograph attractively displayed in a period oak frame with gilt slip and mount, 19th century, 85 x 116cm overall.

488 · FASHION & COSTUMES group of hand-coloured engravings and coloured lithographs, mostly French including 1820s ballet and lovely Art Deco example, 19th and early 20th century, (14 plates), mounted, the largest 23 x 16cm, 44 x 36cm overall.

489 · BENJAMIN EDWIN MINNS (1864-1937), A Northern Belle, colour lithograph, ​​​​​​​37 x 25cm, 62 x 50cm overall.

490 · Assorted group of antique hand-coloured ornithological engravings and lithographs, various sizes and publications, 19th century, (15 items), the largest 30 x 38cm, mounted 51 x 68cm overall.

491 · "DEATH OF LORD NELSON" antique English engraving, published by J. Stratford, 112 Old Holborn Hill, March 27, 1813, ​​​​​​​20 x 24cm, 40 x 44cm overall.

492 · PECHE DE MER group of four antique French hand-coloured engravings of fishing scenes and techniques, 18th/19th century, 61 x 48cm each overall.

493 · GEORGE MORLAND (Britain, 1763–1804), I. The Thatcher, II.) The Dairy Farm, III.) Cottagers, hand-coloured engravings, 64 x 81cm each overall.

494 · HENRY MACBETH RAEBURN (1860-1947), The Drummond Children, circa 1890, rare mezzotint proof, printed and coloured on the plate, signed and inscribed in pencil in the lower margin, ​​​​​​​68 x 43cm, 91 x 65cm overall.

495 · A Georgian chromolithograph of a farm scene housed in original gilt frame with reverse glass ebonized decoration with gilt trim, early 19th century, ​​​​​​​70 x 88cm overall.

496 · Set of four antique Italian "Four Seasons" colour lithographs, in antique gilt frames, 69 x 79cm overall.

497 · PECHE DE MER group of four antique French hand-coloured engravings of fishing scenes and techniques, 18th/19th century. Note: some water damage. 61 x 48cm each overall.

498 · An antique coloured lithograph of a lady holding a fishing net, late 19th century, ​​​​​​​62 x 48cm overall.

499 · A pair of antique framed coloured engravings titled : I.) Going Out Milking, II.) The Return From Milking, housed in ebonized frames with gilt trim, ​​​​​​​75 x 64cm overall.

500 · GEORGE BAXTER, The Parting Look, colour lithograph, 80 x 62cm overall.