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Auction House:Theodore Bruce Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:654
Sale Title:Antiques, Cars, Jewellery, Tribal, TaxidermyLots with images:623
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:349
Date:22-Sep-2013
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A pair of early aboriginal painted bark panels in the form of a crocodile, kangaroos and a snake. Arnhem Land, Northern Australia 61 cm, and 88 cm
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Caroline Numina, Bush Medicine Leaves, catalogue no. 08/07, unstretched, Certificate of Authenticity: Redback Aboriginal Art Gallery, 2007. 116 x 70 cm
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Louise Numina, Bush Medicine Leaves, catalogue no. 08/08, unstretched, Certificate of Authenticity: Redback Aboriginal Art Gallery, 2007. 138 x 93 cm
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Gracie Ward, Rockholes/Sandhills, catalogue no. 08/34, unstretched, Certificate of Authenticity: B. L Cowley P/L, March 2008. 81 x 81 cm
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Mary Dungurrayi Dixon, Tingari Cycle, catalogue no. 08/22, stretched, Certificate of Authenticity: Central Desert Art, September 2006. 90 x 70 cm
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Margaret Preston, after an attractive design from from a dancing board, north West Australia. Published in Art in Australia 3rd series 1925 Letterpress print Literature: 'The 1925 Aboriginalised designs evidenced stylistic similarities with the geometric products of modernist cooperatives ...her reading of Taphoglyph forms as 'Only carvings on the rough bark, and so leave the designer a wide field in colour', allowed her to modernise and Europeanise her designs with unmodulated primary colours' Edwards,D&…
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William (Billy) King Jungala (1966-2008), Billabong Gone 2003, oil on linen, signed titled & dated verso, signed with a hand print verso, certificate of authenticity from Aboriginal Galleries of Australia, catalogue no.AGA7249 120 x 60 cm. Provenance: Commissioned by Maryanne Hollow, Director Aboriginal Galleries of Australia, Melbourne. Other Notes: 'In the Deserts of Australia water holes are scarce. Water can often be found in shallow catchement areas where the surface can appear dry. This painting…
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A good 19th century Italian Renaissance revival walnut desk, the inset leather top above central drawer and pull out tray, flanked by two short drawers, with curved x end supports 161 cm width, 80 cm depth, 80 cm high
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A French Art Nouveau table lamp on Pyramid fret work cast iron base supporting a green milk glass font hand painted with enamel flowers and butterflies, supporting a brass double burner and a bell shaped green frosted and decorated shade. Height 59 cm
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A fine Victorian flame mahogany breakfront sideboard the mirrored back with scroll moulded crest and mounts, the serpentine top above single drawer flanked by arched inset panel front doors 2102 cm width, 68 cm depth, 196 cm high
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A pair of French 'Sevres' late 19th century blue celeste porcelain jardinieres, each hand painted with gallant & lady within a landscape, the other side with floral sprays, with pseudo Sevres mark to base, one A/F. 21.5 cm high
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A fine English 19th century satinwood inlay drop leaf Pembroke table. Provenance: Sotheby's Chester, 11th Jan 1989. 77 cm width, 49 cm depth, 70 cm high, extended 87 cm width
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An Edwardian banquet oil lamp, on a round ceramic base, with brass trim and brass ridged pedestal, supporting a cut crystal font, a brass duplex burner and a frosted glass patterned tulip shade. Height 70 cm
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A late 19th century Indo-Dutch Colonial cabinet in Jackwood & ebony the cupboards enclosing adjustable shelves, separated with ebony drawers ( keys in office ) 121 cm width, 46 cm depth, 201 cm high
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A late 19th century Indo-Dutch Colonial harewood and ebony chest, set on bun feet of solid plank construction featuring pierced brass escutcheon and studs, together with key 111 cm width, 54 cm depth, 60 cm high
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An impressive late 19th early 20th century Sri Lankan Colonial four poster canopy bed, the folding canopy supported by tapered faceted supports, the bed head with scroll molded crest and back 175 cm width, 213 cm long, 45 cm (from floor to base)
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An Anglo-Indian Colonial rosewood whatnot with leaf & scroll molded crest flanked by barley twist supports, holding plain shelves with shaped aprons, the base with three drawers. 122 cm width, 40 cm depth, 119 cm high
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