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Auction House:Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:496
Sale Title:The Collection of Caressa Crouch & Carl GonsalvesLots with images:491
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:478
Date:22-Feb-2015
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A pine relief carved diorama of a clipper ship in full sail, Australian, late 19th/20th century, 37 cm high, 51 cm wide
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A collection of six shell mounted dioramas, first half 20th century, in the style of a sailor's valentine, the largest 27 cm high
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A carved cedar scale model of a steam barge, Australian, late 19th century, Within a glazed cedar case, 26 cm high, 66.5 cm wide, 17 cm deep
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A large collection of nautical brassware, 19th century and later, including two pairs of gimbled ships candlesticks, a pair of candlesticks, oil burners and a brass comport, the tallest 33 cm
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A collection of nautical navigation instruments, 20th century, comprising a Henry Hughes & Son Ltd. London cased sextant, a Hobbs London portable brass sextant, a cased Champan-Hunter portable propeller pitchometer and a small leather cased portable sextant, the largest sextant case 14 cm high, 22 cm wide, 22 cm deep
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A large multiple panel glazed tall ship diorama on stand, dated 1889, together with a photograph of the maker Mr. Crawford, 2nd prize winner at the Mechanics Institute, Hamilton, August 1889, 210 cm high, 138 cm wide, 45 cm deep
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A rare pair of Belgian brass and gilt brass moderator lamps on stand, stamped Maison Hanniet Brussels, circa 1835, further stamped reg. 1658 and embossed J S to the base, 56 cm high
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A scale model of the clipper ship 'Great Australia', Australian, late 19th century, within a glazed cedar case, the case 56 cm high, 90 cm wide, 36 cm deep
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An eclectic collection of various measuring tools, an early lighter and a cased brass collapsible cup, 19th century and later, the circular brass protractor by Brush & MacDonnel Sydney, 15.5 cm diameter
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A large lacquered and painted brass reflecting telescope, signed on the eyepiece extension tube 'W. Macdonnell & Co, Sydney', 19th century, on a iron tripod base brass mounted stand, length of tube 100 cm
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A large lacquered brass reflecting telescope, signed to the eyepiece extension tube 'Kasner & Moss, Melbourne', 19th century, on a iron tripod base brass mounted stand, length of tube 137 cm
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An Tasmanian specimen wood inlaid writing slope, labelled R. Dowling Maker, O'Briens Bridge, Van Diemen's Land, circa 1850, specimen woods include; cedar, huon pine, blackwood, birdseye maple and possible myrtle, 17 cm high, 13 cm wide, 24.5 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra plate 85 (illustrated)
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Two acanthus carved cedar corbels and a sunflower carved ornament, late 19th/20th century, the corbels 25 cm high, 17 cm wide
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A huon pine half-tester bed, Tasmanian, circa 1860, 229 cm high, 208 cm wide, 162 cm deep. Literature: Illustrated in Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra
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A cedar campaign bed, Australian, circa 1850, approx. 164 cm high, 198 cm wide, 130 cm wide. Provenance: ex Patuncaty (Northern Midlands, Tasmania), ex Kaye Pickett Colonial Auction c. 1835
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A set of five rare huon pine dining chairs, attributed to James Lumsden, Hobart, circa 1840. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 260 (illustrated)
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A huon pine commode chair, Tasmanian, circa 1850, 92 cm high, 58 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 249 (illustrated)
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A cedar dining table, Sydney, circa 1820, 72 cm high, 174 cm wide, 125.5 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 417 (illustrated)
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A blackwood occasional table, Hobart, circa 1815, 79 cm high, 38 cm diameter. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra plate 487 (illustrated)
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An important early colonial string inlaid cedar six-leg sideboard, Hobart, circa 1815, 93 cm high, 214 cm wide, 65 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 339 (illustrated)
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A cedar, huon pine and blackwood circular games table, Tasmanian, circa 1875, 76.5 cm high, 64.5 cm wide. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 432 (illustrated)
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A glazed cedar bookcase, Australian, circa 1840, 233 cm high, 100 cm wide, 62 cm deep. Literature: for a similar example see Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 159. Provenance: Reputedly originally from Raeburn House, near Launceston, Tasmania
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A cedar telescopic three tier dumb-waiter, Australian, circa 1870, 127 cm high, 123 cm wide, 62 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra plate 590 (illustrated)
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A large cedar secretaire bookcase, Australian, circa 1850, 242 cm high, 136 cm wide, 55 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra plate 45 (illustrated)
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An ebony inlaid huon pine sewing box, Tasmanian, circa 1860, 12.5 cm high, 15 cm wide, 24.5 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra plate 80 (illustrated)
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A cedar work table, Adelaide, circa 1840, 72 cm high, 58.5 cm wide, 43 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 485 (illustrated)
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An ornately carved fretwork cedar hanging corner cabinet, Adelaide, circa 1885, 81 cm high, 34 cm wide, 21 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 297 (illustrated)
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A set of huon pine bed steps, Tasmanian, circa 1840, 73 cm high, 49.5 cm wide, 72 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 313 (illustrated)
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A huon pine what-not, Tasmanian, circa 1845, 110 cm high, 48 cm wide, 32.5 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 518 (illustrated)
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A huon pine cot, Tasmanian, circa 1840, 104 cm high, 121 cm wide, 76 cm wide. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 148 (illustrated)
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A marble top huon pine washstand, Tasmanian, circa 1875, 101 cm high, 123 cm wide, 54 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 378 (illustrated)
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A marble top huon pine dressing table, W.H. Rocke & Co, Melbourne, circa 1875, 168 cm high, 128 cm wide, 60 cm deep. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 426-7 (illustrated)
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A large possum skin rug, late 19th/early 20th century, 250 cm x 180 cm. Literature: Australian Furniture: Pictorial History and Dictionary, 1788-1938, Kevin Fahy and Andrew Simpson, Casuarina Press Ptd Ltd, Woollahra p. 144 (illustrated)
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