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Auction House:Theodore Bruce Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:518
Sale Title:Antiques & Interiors including Taxidermy and Tribal ArtLots with images:494
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:281
Date:25-Nov-2012
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A good set of 4/5 point stag horns mounted on half skull and timber shield, inscribed 'Wessenkaar Trieben Thal 9. Oct. 1946'
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A magnificent and very large pair of African elephant tusks the tusks are of wonderful form and colour. They were harvested in the mid to late 1960's in Kenya, and imported into Australia in 1998, having spent many years in storage, they are each mounted on Mt Elgon olive wood. The tusk marked 3 is approximately 259 cm long and weighs 49.3kgs the tusks 3 is approximately 235 cm long and weighs 46.7kgs.
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An exceptional pair of African elephant tusks, circa 1952 each tusk approximately 115 cm long with a girth of 36 cm, weights 5.2 and 6.5 kgs respectively. Provenance: A Prominent Melbourne Collector, originally mounted on an ebony stand (which has now decayed) with silver plaque 'The Chief Executive of Eritrea Judiciary Branch Advocates and Pleaders of Eritrea 1952-1959'. (This plaque has been retained by the vendor)
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A large single African elephant tusk, harvested in the mid to late 1960's in Kenya, and imported into Australia in 1998, having spent many years in storage. 219 cm along the leading edge, 48 cm girth at base weigh 32.2kgs. Other Notes: This Lot is subject to CITES Regulations when exporting outside of Australia.
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A fine South African three quarter length ocelot fur coat by Derbers, of fitted flared form with leather buttons and two side pockets
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A magnificent Louis XVI cherry wood dresser the open gallery with dentil molding above finely molded back board, the central open shaped shelves flanked by two panel fronted pedestal cupboards
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A French Japy Freres mantle clock with hand painted and gilt bronze mounted timber case, the porcelain dial with both numbers and Roman numerals, some loss to the paintwork 36 cm high
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A rare and interesting English oak monk's cabinet, the central cupboard door with figural carving depicting a medieval figure holding a chalice, decorated all over with Gothic tracery panels, in the 18th century style but probably 19th century
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A finely carved English oak high back arm chair, with tapestry seat, 17th century style but 19th century, break to arm
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Colonial cedar table, the plain top above turned legs Department of Public work, Railway branch, Sydney November 1877, with arrow stamp and paper label
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An interesting ex ships C.Plath sextant, labelled MV Navios merchant Ommeren Amsterdam, fully operational and calibrated together with original certificate 1978 and cleaning brush and fitted timber case
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An 18th century German pine armoire the large moulded cornice above a pair of cupboard doors enclosing shelves and hanging space, the sides with matching panels raised on bracket feet 192 cm wide, 65 cm deep, 210 cm high
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A south German Baroque walnut bureau C1740 the rectangular cross banded top with a sloping front revealing a writing slide and further drawers, above three serpentine fronted drawers, raised on bun feet, three replaced 139 cm wide, 77 cm deep, 101 cm high
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