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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:684
Sale Title:Australian & Historical, Day 1Lots with images:681
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:594
Date:29-May-2021
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Two antique Australian walking sticks, turned and carved blackwood, late 19th early 20th century, missing one ferrule, 90 cm and 87 cm high
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An antique walking stick with fine whip handle woven silver motif, stamped 'A. Altson', cane shaft with brass ferrule, 19th century, 98 cm high
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An antique Australian walking stick with silver top and shield, fiddleback blackwood shaft and brass ferrule, plaque engraved 'Presented to E. Goss by the Supporters of Hawthorn C.C. For best bowling in Final match, April 16th 1910', 83 cm high
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An antique Australian beefwood walking stick with carved boot handle, together with a fiddleback blackwood walking stick with brass ferrule, 19th and early 20th century, (2 items), 93 cm and 82 cm high
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An unusual circular tray, sunburst inlaid design with Queensland timbers, possibly the work of Griffiths, circa 1920s, missing gallery, 24 cm diameter
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Alcock, Thomson & Taylor blackwood billiards scoreboard, rack and cues, early 20th century, the board 95 cm high, 30 cm wide, 7 cm deep
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An Australian serving tray with carved gallery adorned with flowers and lizards, blackwood, musk, Queensland maple and cedar, early 20th century, 58 cm across the handles
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A folk art model house cigarette box, carved grevillea and glass, circa 1920s, 13 cm high, 15 cm wide, 13 cm deep
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An Australian Art Deco work box, Queensland walnut, ash and maple, Queensland origin, circa 1920s, 19 cm high, 36 cm wide, 22 cm deep
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A child's vintage cricket bat, made from a single piece of jarrah, stamped 'Special Selecter', circa 1920s, 58 cm long
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M. Armstrong hand-painted porcelain plate and circular jewellery box, plus E.M. Burrows (1920) hand-painted porcelain plate, (3 items), the larger plate 23.5 cm diameter
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Four photographic glass souvenir dishes including 'Oliver's hill Frankston', ' Pt. Nepean Road Frankston', and two of 'Lakes Entrance', early 20th century, the largest 15 cm wide
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An Australian folk art rocking horse, painted timber, iron, leather and rubber, early 20th century, 75 cm high, 124 cm wide, 46 cm deep. Provenance: Ex Toby & Juliana Hooper collection
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A presentation jewellery box, she-oak with barber pole inlay adorned with an Australian silver plaque, 'Presented by C.R. & Mrs W.D. Vaughan. With the Esteem and Appreciation of the Citizens of Kew and in Recognition of their Services as Mayor and Mayoress 1947-48. 28th July 1948'. 8 cm high, 24 cm wide, 14 cm deep
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Moorcroft Sulphur crested cockatoo plate, limited edition numbered 69/350, in original box, impressed 'Moorcroft, made in England, Delbry Antiques, Melbourne, W.M.', 26 cm diameter
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Anna Eggert kookaburra and koala statues, cast resin with bronzed finish, (2 items), paper label to base of kookaburra, the taller 13 cm high
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1920, finely cast depicting the general in ceremonial armour, with original wooden plinth, 24.5 cm high. Note: Maha Bandula (1782-1825) was the commander-in -chief of the Royal Burmese Armer a Burmese bronze statue of general Maha Bandula Pegu, circa 1920, finely cast depicting the general in ceremonial armour, with original wooden plinth, 24.5 cm high. Note: Maha Bandula (1782-1825) was the commander-in -chief of the Royal Burmese armed Forces from 1821 until his death in April 1825 during the first…
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A rare Korean palanquin (Uija Gama), box construction in elm with slatted base and railings along both sides, original iron mounts including rings and square section openings for carrying poles which would have been borne by four carriers. Late Joseon Dynasty, 19th century, 32 cm high, 65 cm wide, 99 cm deep.
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A scrimshaw whale's tooth titled 'Sound Fast' with whaling scene, signed Tonkin, 20th century, 13.5 cm high
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A sailor's whalebone gambling top, two carved rum cups and a toggle, 19th century, (4 items), the largest 5.5 cm high
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A ship's scullery hot drink dispenser serving coffee, beef tea and hot beer, brass with porcelain liners and wooden handles, 19th century, 84 cm across
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A ship's notice board wall cabinet from the P. & O. Ship the Himalaya, mid 20th century, 101 cm high, 65 cm wide, 7 cm deep
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An original painting of Captain James Robertson and a silver presentaton cup: the oil painting (100 x 88 cm) is believed to depict Captain James Robertson, with a brass sextant and a three-mast ship, the barque 'Wallace' in distress, to his right. Robertson had been Captain of the Wallace when, inward bound for Hobart from Leith in Scotland, the ship struck a reef two miles south of Actaeon Island (now known as Sterile Island) off Bruny Island on 25th August 1835. All hands were saved but the ship later…
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