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Collectables, Furniture, Militaria, Rugs — McKenzies Auctioneers

Auction House:McKenzies AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:312
Sale Title:Collectables, Furniture, Militaria, RugsLots with images:308
Auction Location:PerthPrices available:217
Date:3-Sep-2014
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A Victorian mahogany secretaire Wellington chest c.1870-1880. The chest has six drawers, with two interior half size drawers. The third drawer has a pull-out secretaire hinged front, with tooled leather writing surface. Height 118 cm; width 61 cm; Depth 41.5 cm
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A Victorian mahogany work table c.1880 and later. The table has a lift up top with interior compartments, and hollow pedestal column, used for needlework storage. Height 73 cm; top: 43 x 43 cm
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A rare Australian Colonial blackwood 'Bobbin turned' pair of bed ends c.1870. King single both bed ends constructed with bobbin turned legs and similar turning spindles. Height 107 cm; width 115 cm
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A set of eight Thonet style bentwood dining chairs c.1890. The set comprising of two carvers and six dining chairs with rattan cane seats. Note: old manufactures 'Austrian' paper label underneath seat frames. Heights: 101 cm & 106 cm
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A Victorian mahogany grandfather chair c.1880. The chair is upholstered with green velvet having deep buttoning to the back. Height 101 cm
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A burr walnut marble top bedside cabinet c.1890-1900. The cabinet has an upper drawer with lower single door cupboard. Height 79 cm; width 40 cm; Depth 33 cm
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A Regency mahogany sofa table c.1820-1830. The table has a single drawer one end, with a turned central pedestal column, sabre leg base. The top is a drop-side type, which extends from side table to a serving table. Height 72 cm; top: 105 x 59 cm; Extended: 105 x 106 cm
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A Regency mahogany work/bedside table early 19th century. The table has a single drawer and square tapered column, attached to a platform base, with scrolling feet. Height 71 cm; top: 60 x 61 cm; Extended: 106 x 60 cm
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A Victorian Queen Anne style mahogany two seater couch late 19th century. The couch is decorated with scrolls and shells in the Queen Anne style, upholstered in green velvet covering. Height 92 cm; width 110 cm; Depth 70 cm
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A George III mahogany tray top commode, bedside cabinet c.1820. The commode has a two door cupboard over a lower pullout drawer. Height 76 cm; width 59 cm; Depth 46 cm
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A French boulle and ormolu, three door credenza late 19th century. The credenza is decorated in the 'Boulle' style with pierced-cut brass and red tortoiseshell inlay, against a black 'ebonised' patinated finish. The cabinet is serpentine shape with a central boulle panel door, flanked by curved glass doors. The top cabinet edges, base and door panels, feature bronze ormolu inlay, beading, applied mounts and figural cast busts of neoclassical style mythical portraits. Height 118.5 cm; length 215 cm; Depth…
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A French boulle and ormolu style low bookcase late 19th century and later. The bookcase is decorated in the 'Boulle' style with pierced-cut brass and red tortoiseshell inlay, against a black 'ebonised' patinated finish with bronze ormolu figural mounts. Height 103.5 cm; length 198 cm; Depth 38 cm
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A three door Continental bookcase early to mid 20th century. The bookcase is constructed from mahogany and figured burr walnut veneer, and decorated in the classical Continental style with heavily carved side pillars, central bevelled glass door and grotesque masks in the upper frieze panel. The interior has three sectioned cupboard spaces with adjustable wooden shelves. The base is carved with heavy gadrooning upon four lion paw style feet, with circular makers or retailers plaque inside 'GSL'. Height 186…
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A Continental circular library table early 20th century. Walnut and mahogany finish. The table has a quarter 'Book-matched' veneer circular top, carved lion paw cabriole legs and central book shelf underneath the top. Height 72 cm; diameter 110 cm
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A marquetry veneer fold-over top card table late 19th century, Continental. The table is decorated with intricate marquetry veneer work, with depictions including a musical instrument theme, exotic birds in flight against floral grounds, and leafy floral sprays. The top is lined with a felt playing surface inside a marquetry surrounding border. Height 75.5 cm; top: 85.5 x 42 cm & 84 x 85.5 cm
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A French boulle and ormolu style cabinet late 19th century. The cabinet is decorated in the 'Boulle' style with pierced-cut brass, red tortoiseshell inlay, against a black 'Ebonized' patinated finish. The front and sides are decorated with ormolu upper and lower frieze, grotesque masks lower base and and similar masks on the sides of the cabinet. Height 110 cm; width 73 cm; Depth 38 cm
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A French kingwood and marquetry marble top, bombe chest of drawers early 20th century. The chest has two full size drawers and decorated with floral marquetry veneer work, bronze ormolu handles, and similar casting mounts. Height 88.5 cm; width 127 cm; Depth 56 cm
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A George III mahogany 'D' end dining table c.1800, the table comprises of two centre leaves and two 'D' end tables with turned tapering legs and brass castors. Height 74.5 cm; length 280 cm; width 122 cm. Note: These are known as banquet tables with seating from four and up to eight places. The two 'D' ends can be used as matching side tables when not in use. The table with the leaves removed reduces to a four seater.
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A West Australian Colonial jarrah 8 seater dining table c.1880 and later. Maker unknown. The top is constructed with three boards - two main large outer boards with a central narrow joining strip. The legs are turned and tapered type in the Victorian style with later castors. Height 73 cm; top: 113 x 217 cm
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A West Australian jarrah campaign style chest of drawers c.1910. Marked inner 'H. G. Hunter, maker Perth ..127 Bulwer?, Oct 4th 1910'. The chest has two half drawers, over two full size drawers manufactured in a 'Campaign style' with recessed brass handles and escutcheon lock plates. Height 117 cm; width 131 cm; Depth 55 cm
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A rare West Australian Colonial jarrah chiffonier c.1880. Maker unknown. Provenance: Gallop House Dalkeith. The chiffonier is constructed with a full size drawer over a lower two door cupboard. The base has shield type panelled doors, flanked by two boldly turned half-size pillars, upon a plinth base. The backboard has an outer half-round carved moulded edge, with a single shelf supported by two turned spindle columns. Note: good colour and patina. Height 140 cm; width 108 cm; Depth 48 cm
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A West Australian Colonial jarrah desk c.1890, maker unknown. The desk has five drawers with tooled leather writing top and turned legs. Height 77 cm; top: 137 x 81.5 cm
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A set of four jarrah spindle back kitchen chairs. The chairs are manufactured in a Victorian farmhouse style with solid seats, turned front legs and stretcher bases. Height 90 cm
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An Australian Colonial cedar dining suite c.1850. The suite comprises of a round tilt-top table and four rail-back dining chairs. The table top is constructed with two matched cedar boards, on a heavy turned bulbous central pedestal column, attached to a tri platform base with turned bun feet and castors. The chairs are William IV in the style, with carved back support rails, turned and octagonal tapering front legs. Provenance: originally from Tasmania. Family moved to Mosman Park Perth, early 20th…
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An Australian Colonial blackwood and kauri pine side table c.1880-1890. The table is in the Victorian style with an oval shape top, turned twin pedestal column base, and sabre style cabriole legs. Height 70 cm; width 76 cm; Depth 44 cm
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An Edwardian rosewood Sheraton style hall chair c.1910. The chair is decorated with boxwood and marquetry inlay to the back with an upholstered velvet seat. Height 84 cm
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A Georgian wine table late 18th to early 19th century. Elm and alder wood. Height 69.5 cm; top: 43 x 42.5 cm
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An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid Sheraton style 'Bijouterie' display table. The top has an eight sided glazed display case with lift up lid. Note: tables like these are used to display jewellery, military medals and small precious objects. Height 71 cm; top: 45 x 45 cm
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A pair of walnut balloon back upholstered side chairs c.1880. The chairs are decorated with carved back rails and cabriole legs with scrolling feet. Height 88 cm
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A pair of mahogany William IV, upholstered side chairs c.1835. The chairs have turned reeded front legs, with unusual scroll work decoration to the top back rails. Height 85 cm
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A Victorian mahogany Grandmothers chair c.1870-1880. The chair is decorated with carved top back rail, deep button work to the back and cabriole legs to the front feet. Height 89 cm
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A George II style walnut drop leaf breakfast table c.1750 and later. The table of Queen Anne style with carved slender cabriole legs and pad feet. Height 72 cm; top: 122 x 44 cm Extended: 122 x 138 cm
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A walnut games table. The table has a fold-out top with games playing board, and lower single drawer, attached to an Art Deco style base. Height 67 cm; top: 62 x 40 cm
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A Louis XVI style upholstered bedroom sofa mid 20th century; walnut finish. Height 97 cm; width 91 cm; Depth 69 cm
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A Victorian burr walnut whatnot c.1880 -1890. The whatnot is a four tier type, with fretwork mirrored top back and central single mirrored door cupboard. Height 144 cm; width 106 cm; Depth 33 cm
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A Victorian burr walnut and ebony inlay music cabinet c.1880-1890. The cabinet has a mirrored back with top upper shelf which is decorated with a brass fretwork gallery. The lower cupboard has two glazed doors with two interior shelves, upon turned spindle legs having porcelain castors. Height 107 cm; width 69 cm; Depth 40 cm
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A Victorian mahogany upholstered chaise lounge c.1870-1880. The chaise is a single end type, with carved back rail, cabriole legs and deep button work to the back. Height 94 cm; length 174 cm; Depth 70 cm
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A Scottish Georgian pine corner cupboard c.1800 and later. The cabinet has a single glazed door with hand-cut escutcheon lock plate and three interior pine shelves. Height 97 cm; width 69 cm; Depth 41 cm
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A Georgian style mahogany corner washstand 19th century and later. Height 110 cm
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A Continental painted pine display cabinet early 19th century. The cabinet has lower single door cupboard with glazed door top half. Height 210 cm; width 122 cm; Depth 48 cm
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An English oak long case clock c.1735. The brass dial is signed 'Thomas Wallace Brompton' with bell striker. Height 209 cm
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A walnut Vienna regulator wall clock late 19th century. The clock has a white enamel dial, hourly and half hour gong striker. Height 135 cm
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Books: furniture and decoration in England During the Eighteenth century facsimile Reproductions of the Choicest Examples from the works of Chippendale, Adam, Richardson, Hepplewhite, Sheraton, Pergolesi and others. Edited by John Adam Heaton. Two volumes: each in two parts. Published London 1892, library size edition. Provnance: McKenzies Auctions Margaret Cowper sale August 2011.
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A collection of West Australian photographic glass lantern slides c.1898 - c.1910. The collection comprises of 27 photographic (8.2 x 8.2 cm) images on glass lantern slides, including some possibly unpublished images. The collection includes 12 Kalgoorlie gold mining scenes including images by J.J. Dwyer; views of Perth city, Fremantle Gaol, and rural images, etc. Kalgoorlie and gold mining related: (1) Brownhill Mines J.J. Dwyer; (2) goldfields water Scheme Laying pipes, attributed to J.J. Dwyer - slide…
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A rare West Australian silver mounted carved casuarina wood (Sheoak) walking stick by Joseph Dunkerton, working Fremantle c.1910. Both silver collars signed 'J.W.D.' with silver marks. Length 85.5 cm
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i) 9ct yellow cigarette case hallmarked Birmingham 1930. Inscribed inner 'To Betty from Father Xmas 1938' and letter 'B' applied on cover. 9.8 x 8.2 cm; weight: 129grams. Ii) 15ct yellow gold dressing table / hand mirror hallmarked London, circa 1930's. 11 x 7.8 cm. Provenance: of Claude de Bernales (1876 - 1963)
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i) West Australian Literature: Dryblowers Verses Murphy, Edwin Greenslade (Dryblower) (1866-1939) A comprehensive selection of verses written during the past 30 years. Published by van Heurck and Thomas LTD, Printers 757A Hay Street Perth. Edwin Greenslade 'Dryblower' Murphy, born 1866 Castlemaine Victoria, arrived in Perth 1894 attracted to the gold discoveries Coolgardie. Murphy helped Billy Clare to launch his Coolgardie Miner, contributing a weekly gossip column, including jingles, using the pen-name…
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Book: History of West Australia 1897 a narrative of her past, together with Biographies of her Leading Men. Compiled by W. B. Kimberley. Published by F.W. Niven & Co., Printers and Publishers, Melbourne and Ballarat (VIC). Inscribed inner page in ink: 'E. W. Davies', possibly Edward William Davies, who was elected Mayor of Fremantle 1901.
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i) 1840 West Australian Colonial autographed document a rare West Australian colonial settlement, extract of Marriage certificate, 'Henry Robert Strickland of Perth, Bachelor & Mary Anne Hokin of Perth, Spinster, were married at Perth..24th December 1840 by me J. B. Wittenoom, Colonial Chaplain.' 32.2 x 20.2 cm (document). Note: Henry Robert Strickland a young man of 20 married Miss Hokin, who was his senior by little more than a year. Miss Hokin, was one of the passengers on the ship Parmelia—the first…
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An early brass Fireman's helmet West Australian issue, with original leather liner. Height 26 cm
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An oak mantle clock with interesting. Provnance early 20th century. Bell striker movement; manufactured USA. The clock has a sterling silver plaque inscribed: 'From lady Barron 1915'. Height 27.5 cm. Note: lady Barron 'Clara Emily Kelly Barron', spouse of Major General Sir Harry Barron, (16th Governor of 17th March 1913, to 8th April 1917.
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Two West Australian Landells pottery Studio vases c.1940-1950. Decorated with an array of drip glaze colours. One vase signed 'F & R Landells Perth B6'; the other 'Landells Perth 162'. Height 15.8 cm; diameter 14 cm. Note: flora and Reg Landells were pioneering potters in Western Australia, establishing the Landells studio pottery about 1929.
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Two West Australian Landells pottery Studio vases c.1940-1950. Decorated with an array of green and drip glaze colours. One vase signed '41 Landells Perth W.A.'; the other 'Landells Perth'. Heights: 15 cm & 16.5 cm
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A monumental size, John Campbell Tasmania pottery, two handled vase. The vase is decorated with two applied handles and drip glaze colours. Signed 'B35 John Campbell Tasmania' to base. Height 34.5 cm
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A 15ct yellow gold West Australian Mount Sir Samuel Rifle Club fob medallion c.1897. Maker unknown stamped '15ct'. Front inscribed 'Won by E. Truscott'. Verso, 'Presented by Burns, Philip & Coy, Mt. Sir Samuel Rifle Club'. 41 x 41 mm; weight: 16gms. Note: Mount Sir Samuel is an abandoned gold mining town located between Leinster and Wiluna goldfields-Esperance Region of Western Australia c.1895 - 1910.
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A 9ct yellow gold West Australian Railway engineers fob medallion early 20th century. Maker unknown marked '9ct'. Marked 'Federated Railways loco Enginemens Association of Australasia' with locomotive, depicted. Verso marked 'Tell the Boys to pull together' with a 'Swan' depicted in the centre. 31 x 26 mm; weight: 8grm
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West Australian Trotting Association 'Mt. Eden Mile 1972' silver cup a sterling silver trotting cup 'W.A.T.A. Mt, Eden Mile 1972 (replica) Donated by W.A. Newspapers Ltd.' mounted on wooden stand. The cup is stamped 925 'WJS' and made by William J Sanders NSW. Height 20.5 cm
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i) A Moonee Valley Race club 1942 Cox plate Won by Tranquil star. The trophy is a two handled sterling silver oval shape tray by Barker Brothers Birmingham 1939, with retailers stamp 'W. Drummond & Co Melbourne'. Engraved 'M.V.R.C., W. S. COX PLATE 1942, WON BY T.G. JONES AND R. COBDEN's TRANQUIL STAR'. Length 57 cm; width 35.8 cm; weight: 1680grams. Ii) A silver Gelatin print 1942 Caulfield cup Won by Tranquil star (Run at Flemington). 17.5 x 75 cm. Note: Tranquill star foaled in 1937 was one of the…
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9ct yellow gold West Australian horse racing trophy - the Perth cup Won by Sydney James 1947. The cup is inscribed 'W.A.T.C. Perth cup - 1947 - Won by Sydney James, Owner Mr. & Mrs G.D. Elliott Trainer R. Burns - rider G. Davies, Time 3mins, 22sec state record 2 Miles'. Note: Sydney James went on to win the Australia cup in 1947. Cup stamped '9ct' 'V31'. Height 22 cm; weight: 216 grams. Note: Robert Burns Snr achieved nine Perth trainers Premierships in a period of 13 years; a record at the time. Bob…
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A 1913 Peet & Co Ltd Bickford Gardens real Estate lithograph poster Bickford Gardens Municipality of Victoria Park. 74 x 49 cm (poster image size)
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C.1910 Peet & Co Ltd north Bickford Gardens real Estate lithograph poster north Bickford Gardens Municipality of Victoria Park. Printed by 'Sands & McDougall Pty Ltd Perth'. 100 x 62 cm (poster image size)
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A lithograph map of Western Australia c.1903 - 04 showing Position of Agricultural Land open for selection & Rainfall Belts. Pether, Governmen Lithographer Perth W.A. 63 x 48.5 cm (poster image size)
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Two silver Gelatin prints: 'John Trezise Tonkin' Photographer unknown, boulderW.A. C.1905 & 1910. 29.5 x 23.5 cm & 42 x 33.5 cm (image size). Provnance: Acquired from a family descendant. Note: John Trezise Tonkin, popularly known as 'Honest John', was an Australian politician and member of the Australian Labor party. He served as a Member of the Western Australian Legislative assembly for 44 years from 1933 to 1977 and was 20th Premier of Western Australia.
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A West Australian Royal Perth yacht club racing trophy engraved 'R.P.Y.C. Commodores cup 1909 Won by Banshee'. The trophy is silver plated with retailers mark 'Stewart Dawson & Co'. Height 24 cm. Note: the Banshee also has a dark chapter including a tragic murder suicide, which took place 24th December 1909, by the yacht's caretaker, Thomas J. Thomas and the victim, Marian Curedale alias Mary Ann Hardman.
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A West Australian Colonial document Yalgoo c.1896, Publican Licence Application 'Householders certificate for a Wayside house Licence . To the Warden for the district of the Yalgoo goldfields in Western Australia, Thomas Soreuson, Publican Married, now residing at Rothesay'. 33.3 x 21.5 cm
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A collection of paperwork and Parchments relating to the Orde Family Dates ranging 1814 - 1863, comprising of letters and deeds to the late Captain John Orde of the 39th Regiment of foot and William Orde of easy St, East Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria, including two power of Attorneys made out in the state of Victoria in 1863, and various other documents. Note: the 39th Regiment was stationed in Australia from 1825 - 1832.
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i) A Remued Pottery jug c.1930-1940's. The jug is decorated with gumleaves and gumnuts with drip glaze colours. Signed 'Remued' to base. Note: handle AF - broken and reglued. Height 24 cm. Ii) A Wembley Ware encrusted flower vase mid 20th century. Stamped with factory mark to base. Height 7.2 cm, (slight AF to petals)
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Set of six JA Linton coffee spoons. The spoons are decorated in the Arts & Crafts style with an 'L' finial. Stamped 'JAL ST. SILVER' and gumnut mark. Length 8.2 cm
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J.A. Linton Arts & Crafts style, sterling silver hammered dish. The dish is decorated with a textured hammered surface and applied rope-twist rim. Signed 'JAL SILVER' and gumnut mark. Diameter 12 cm
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J.A. Linton Arts & Crafts style, silver and hammered copper dish. The dish is decorated with a textured hammered surface, with silver applied gumnuts and rope-twist rim. Signed 'JAL' and gumnut mark. Diameter 10.5 cm
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J. A. Linton Arts & Crafts style silver server. The server is an usual smaller size with textured hammered blade and gumnuts finial handle. Signed with 'JAL, STG SIL' and gumnut marks. Length 16.8 cm
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A rare Dutch East Indies advertising porcelain sign c.1900, probably made by 'Langcat' Holland. 'Warning Beware of Imitations. Only smoke Best birds eye tobacco. 1st quality Shag. It's made of pure Virginia tobacco. Tabaksfabrick J. Grund Ltd. Groningen.'. Note: Only two known. 60 x 40 cm
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A Ruston-Hornsby oil engines enamel sign Greaves cotton & Co LTD. Bombay, Lahore. Marked 'Stocal Burton' lower right. 76 x 51 cm. Note: Greaves cotton was founded in England 1859 and in 1937, entered into an alliance with Crompton Parkinson of English, to introduce a range of products in India. They joined hands with Ruston-Hornsby Ltd 1939 and commenced manufacturing diesel engines.
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An early Die cut 555 Ardath advertising sign Ardath tobacco Co. LTD., London England. 44 x 28 cm
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A Philips radio porcelain advertising sign maker 'Langcat Bussum Holland'. Diameter 79 cm
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An early porcelain Adverting sign 'Art stained are Better stained Shingles' c.1910. 61 x 91 cm
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An early original Huntley & Palmers ginger Nuts porcelain advertising sign marked lower 'ReadingLondon' & 'Made in England' 47 x 46 cm
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A Cambell's White Heather Scotch Whisky enamel sign '12 Years Old The Best Scotch' marked lower right 'Made in Baden for Thorne advertising service Glasgow' 91 x 61 cm
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An AGFA Isopan ISS film porcelain advertising sign 120 x 66 cm
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An Ellicott dragon model Hydraulic Dredges porcelain advertising sign marked lower, with various US and Canadian patent numbers. 61 x 91 cm
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An AGFA Photos thermometer porcelain advertising sign made in Germany 99 x 22 cm
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A Chew mail pouch tobacco, porcelain enamel thermometer, USA advertising sign 'Treat Yourself to the Best' 99 x 20 cm
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A Kestein's Rijwielen 'Bicycle advertising' double sided advertising sign post mount. Maker 'Boos. Hahan G.M.B.H. Ortenbery-Baden' 33 x 50 cm
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An early English porcelain advertising double sided sign 'Park drive plain & corktipped' post mounted. 30.5 x 41 cm
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An English porcelain Street advertising sign c.1940's. 'Borough of St. Marylebone Portman square W. 1.' 45.5 x 81 cm
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An early German 'Burma biscuit factory' porcelain sign maker 'Ferro Email C. Robert Dold Offenburg i B Germany' 56 x 75 cm
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An English porcelain advertising sign 'Himalaya bouquet soap & perfume London' 45.5 x 76 cm
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An early American Lawrence Barrett cigar porcelain enamel sign c.1905. '10 & 15 cents Mild Havana' 86 x 51 cm. Note: Lawrence Barrett 1838-1891, was an American stage actor. His picture was used in the USA at the time for tobacco advertising, by one of the USA national cigarette companies, before they split up and became independent companies.
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A rare TAA 'Trans Australian Airlines' porcelain enamel sign c.1950's. TN-Transcontinental 2806, flight from Launceston to 61 x 153 cm. Note: TAA was founded in 1946 and renamed Australian Airlines in 1986. It was one of the two major Australian domestic airlines in Australia and was sold to Qantas in September 1992.
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An Apothecaries Chemist shop sign 'Apothecaries Opiferque per Obum Dicor' brass with painted enamel surface. 31 x 23 cm
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An early brass ships bell a quarter deck brass ships bell found on a shipwreck near Batam Singapore. Height 20 cm
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A portable Rotary ships Foghorn early 20th century. The foghorn is housed in a pine case with copper trumpet and brass crank handle. Length 55 cm; height 37 cm; Depth 20.5 cm
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Early cast iron boat ships wheel with wooden Spindles marked 'Landers Frary & Clare New Britain Conn. USA'. Diameter 26.5 cm
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An early West Australian pond yacht. The yacht was made in the suburb of Bayswater from circa 1896, and took four years to complete. Of cedar and oak planked ribbed construction, with original finish, double masted (unrigged) with original fittings. Length 120 cm (stern to bow)
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An early Tang water jar c.1618 - 906. Found on a shipwreck Tuban Indonesia. Height 30 cm
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Two Victorian blue and white platters c.1830-1860. The centre depicts architectural and landscape scenes. 55 x 46 cm & 51.8 x 40 cm
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Two Victorian blue and white platters c.1830-1860. The centre depicts architectural and landscape scenes with figures in the foreground. 51.5 x 43 cm & 30 x 24 cm
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A Gouda style Art Nouveau vase marked 'Z. Holland Gouda'. Height 63 cm
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A Gouda style Art Nouveau double handled vase marked 'Zuid Holland Gouda'. Height 63.5 cm
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A Berkefeld Gravity water Filter c.1900. Glazed and decorated stoneware. Note: earlier example, manufactured Germany. Height 50 cm
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