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Auction House:Raffan Kelaher & ThomasNumber of lots recorded:706
Sale Title:Jewellery & SilverLots with images:706
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:527
Date:4-May-2015
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A silver centre seconds chronograph pocket watch. Case by Samuel Yeomans, Chester, 1900. Case number: 85116. Weight: 188.6g
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A group of four items, including a 9ct gold engraved bar brooch (2.9g), a silver vintage Qantas Airlines pin and 2 others
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An Australian silver trophy, a goblet with knopped stem; engraved 'Killara golf club, 1940'; Hardy Bros. Height 13.5 cm. Weight approx 150g
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An Australian Colonial silver spoon, fiddle and shell pattern, engraved initials S.H.J; Sydney, c.1840. Length 18 cm. Note: the marks are identical, apart from the maker's initials 'Ch' to Alexander Dick. John Houstone 'Early Australian silver' (publ. Halstead 2012) proposes that the mark May be that of Charles Hendrick: see page 22-23 and marks 40-42, page 310
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An Australian Colonial silver-mounted emu-egg chalice, with scalloped silver rim, silver-gilt lined bowl interior, fruiting vine flange, cluster column, incurved octafoil foot with engraved repousse embossed leaf band; retailed by Brush & McDonnell, Melbourne c.1861 (mark 91, J. B. Hawkins '19th century Australian Silver, Acc, 1990); in carved timber receptacle, possibly a newel post altered. Label affixed to the cup inscribed 'Emu given by J.Duff Gordon 21.8.72'. (Provenance: from the Estate of the late…
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