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Zother — Printed & Written Material - Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)

$2,928
A Victorian pair of mother of pearl reverse painted on glass…
$2,232
A Victorian carved wax flower display, framed and glazed, 98 x…
$2,196
Tea Trade Archive. A fascinating album of early to late 19th…
$1,240
A pair of Sevres style gilt metal mounted porcelain urns, 20th…
Auction House:
Mossgreen Auctions (No longer trading)
Number of lots recorded:9
Lots with images:9
Prices available:9
Category:
Zother
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*** A Victorian pair of mother of pearl reverse painted on glass prints of Great Exhibition and Albert Monument, circa 1850, one signed 'Lanes Patent', 23 x 32 cm ***
*** A Victorian carved wax flower display, framed and glazed, 98 x 66 cm ***
*** Tea Trade Archive. A fascinating album of early to late 19th century ephemera. Predominantly English. Well worth close inspection. ***
*** A pair of Sevres style gilt metal mounted porcelain urns, 20th century, 65 cm high ***
*** A collection of eight Belle Epoque programme covers and menu covers ***
*** Programme: 'Mawson Antarctic Expedition Pictures' Tuesday 25th June, 1912 held at His Majesty's Theatre Hobart. Original cardboard wrapper with photo portrait of Mawson on the cover. ***
*** Soap/Cleaning: Accumulation of ephemera, c1890-1940s, with wrappers/ packaging & adverts, noted Eureka Soap (88), Volcano Brand (94), Peters Yankee Magic, Keystone Soap, Lifebuoy Soap, Sunlight Soap, Pears, Monkey Brand. ***
*** Warwick Armstrong: 1922 programme, 'Complimentary Smoke night, tendered to Mr.Warwick Armstrong. Melbourne Town Hall, March 31st 1922', with 3 signatures on front cover including Monty Noble & Warwick Armstrong. Folded, but scarce and attractive ***
*** A tour album of souvenirs from Europe kept by Rosemary Anne Stilwell, 1955/7, including a New Theatre program of the London premiere of Ray Lawler's 'Summer of the Seventeenth Doll' 30th April 1957 ***