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Special Antique Auction — Tullochs

Auction House:TullochsNumber of lots recorded:246
Sale Title:Special Antique AuctionLots with images:246
Auction Location:LauncestonPrices available:41
Date:22-Nov-2008
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A cedar kidney commode, circa 1840. Height 44 cm. Width 52 cm depth 31 cm
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A mahogany, brass and marble pill press
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An English oak cased tantalus, circa 1835. Height 25 cm. Width 30 cm depth 11 cm
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A gilt metal and micro mosiac frame, height 20 cm width 16 cm
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A naval telescope 19th century by Ross of London, inscribed Lieut A.D.W. Smith rn. Length 59 cm
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A large Copeland Spode 'Italian' basin, diameter 37 cm
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A cast iron boot scraper, width 39 cm
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A blackwood walking stick inlaid with native timbers
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A Victorian glass dome, height 35 cm
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A mahogany occasional table, circa 1840 height 74 cm width 55 cm
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A Regency mahogany scrolled arm carver chair
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A ribbon mahogany fitted wardrobe c1850 height 201 cm width 131 depth 60 cm
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A George III mahogany inlaid cellarette. Height 63 cm. Width 41 cm depth 41 cm
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A huon pine single farmhouse bed, circa 1860. Height 121 cm. Width 107 cm
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A Tasmanian cedar chest of drawers circa 1855. Height 121 cm. Width 126 cm. Depth 57 cm
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A cedar 2 drawer tapered leg sidetable, circa 1840. height 75 cm width 98 cm depth 56 cm
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A large cedar two leaf extension table, circa 1855. Length extended 277 cm. Height 76 cm. Width 141 cm
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A set of four cedar cane seat dining chairs with original simulated rosewood finish
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Watercolour, artist unknown, S.S.Wakool. 18 cm x 35.5 cm
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Fred Frith, watercolour signed and dated 1849 37 cm x 25 cm
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Rosewood framed silhoutte of Agnes Scott of Hagley Tasmania. 10 cm x 7 cm
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1 of 4 botanical watercolours, circa 1880, each about 37 cm x 26 cm
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Two volumes early Buildings of Southern Tasmania, published 1970, ex library
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19th century Australian Furniture, published 1985, limited to 2000 copies
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Australian Furniture, Pictorial History And Dictionary, published 1998, limited to 2000 copies
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R.T.Baker, The Hardwoods Of Australia 1919
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Complete set of 6 volumes Endemic Flora Of Tasmania
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A whalebone and baleen walking cane, missing knob
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Charles Rose Launceston Pottery, entitled Siesta, signed and dated 1946. height 9 cm
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A small copper measure stamped with a broad arrow. Height 7 cm
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A signed Castle Harris basket. Diameter 19 cm
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A large signed John Campbell jardiniere
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A Germanic folk art painted settle, 19th century, length 191 cm
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Mahogany multi drawer haberdashery cabinet, scribed cockbeaded with brass recessed handles
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A casuarina string inlaid sofa table complete with remains of cabinet makers label for Hill Sydney
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A set of 6 George Peddle chairs
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A large cast iron and slat seated garden seat.length 179 cm
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A cedar scroll carved single ended sofa
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A knulled cedar panelled press, circa 1835. Height 201 cm. Width 150 cm. Depth 70 cm
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A cedar fireside chair
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A sterling silver and blackwood handled miniature presentation trowel, with an enamel tablet with the stamped makers initials for Allan Cameron Walker, length 13.5 cm
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Louis Wood 1820-1872, signed and inscribed verso, Louis Wood June V.D. Land 1856, to Leslie Liberman?, 46 x 39.5 cm. Wood died at Woodleigh Perth Tasmania
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George Fredrick Gregory, watercolour, Port Phillip Bay 31 cm x 44 cm
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Artist unknown, pen and ink possibly Mr. R. Winspear.15.5 cm
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A birdseye huon framed watercolour portrait, possibly Mr & Mrs Silk. 30.5 cm x 25.5 cm
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A late Victorian woolwork, 40 cm x 42 cm
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Royal Doulton flambe vase height 22 cm
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Huon pine cutlery tray
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Sterling silver tankard, London 1789
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Sterling silver creamer, London 1808
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A small barrel clock, height 21 cm
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The Billingsley Porter Mug, made at the Dderby works and presented to William Billingsley when he was in Wales setting up the Nantgarw factory about 1811.
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A fine sterling silver salver by John Swift London 1744, weighing 103 oz and 53 cm diameter, inscribed 'Presented to His Grace The Duke Of Westminster'
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A cedar brass bound miniature book stand, circa 1840 height 78 cm width 50 cm depth 25 cm
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A cedar twin pedestal sideboard, circa 1840
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A set of 4 Andrew Lenahan rosewood chairs, circa 1855. The Andrew Lenahan label that appears on these chairs for 66 Castlereagh street only appeared for the period 1855-1857
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A teak hinged top 2 drawer storage cabinet height 71 cm width 64.5 cm depth 30 cm
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A blackwood dovetailed trunk, circa 1830
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A rosewood library table, circa 1840 height 71.5 cm width 107 cm depth 56 cm
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A pair of Georgian country carver chairs
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A late Georgian pine 2 door multi pane corner cupboard height 122 cm
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A pair of blackwood side chairs, circa 1835
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A late Victorian oak plate rack, length 187 cm, provision for 48 plates
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A brass gas light, height 112 cm
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Mary Gregory watercolour in rosewood frame, 29 cm x 44 cm
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A cedar canterbury, circa 1830's, height 65 cm width 52.5 cm depth 44 cm
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A mahogany William IV secretaire bookcase, height 256 cm width 165 cm depth 59 cm
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A cedar double end couch, circa 1840
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A musk bottle box, mid 19th century, each face with selected burr musk figuring and externally strung in blackwood, height 20 cm
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An Anglo Indian 19th century carved ebony jewellery box, fitted internally, height 13 cm width 32 cm depth 25 cm
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The James Penman, convict cabinet maker cedar gentlemans press, circa 1835 height 257 cm width 160 cm depth 71.5 cm
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Brush cypress and cedar frame, 59 cm x 44 cm
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A pewter 32 pounders tankard, dated 1867, height 12 cm
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The complete chemists samples as found at Benneworths Pharmacy Launceston
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A brass bell with broad arrow. height 21 cm
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A cedar 2 leaf draw action extension table, circa 1840 length extended 179 cm
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A large carved native trough, origin unknown and possibly designed for food preparation, length 137 cm
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A pair of antique pine shutters height 241 cm width 99 cm
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A multi paned cedar bookcase, circa 1840 height 214 cm width 180 cm depth 51 cm. requiring conservation
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A rosewood and brass inlaid drop dial clock height 56 cm
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A pair of inscribed cattle horns depicting kangaroo, lyre bird and emu, length 29 cm
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A continental porcelain figurine, height 26 cm
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A telescopic sewing swift
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A small cedar sewing spool with pin cushion, small drawer in base height 19 cm
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A Victorian glass dome, height 30 cm
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A Regency cut glass candlestick, height 18 cm
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A pair of circular cut glass signed waterford salts, height 9 cm
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A pair of Bristol blue double lipped finger bowls, 19th century, diameter 14.5 cm
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An unusual millefiori glass paperweight, circa 1850, height 18 cm
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A 19th century octagonal glass beaker, height 19 cm
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A 19th century Messengers No. 2 oil lamp, height 84 cm
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A blackwood roll top secretaire bookcase, circa 1900, height 248 cm width 130 cm depth 75 cm. From the Estate of the Late Dr Geraldine Archer
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A large George III oak hinged top mule chest, the drawers with crossbanding of mahogany, height 132 cm width 167 cm depth 57 cm
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A massive carved and gilded mirror, circa 1840, height 179 cm width 181 cm
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A cedar table desk, circa 1880 height 74.5 cm width 145 cm depth 74.5 cm
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A cedar cot with triple ring turning and applied brass roundels, circa pre 1820 height 90 cm width 56 cm lengtheight 108 cm
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A cedar lyre shaped armchair, circa 1835
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A cedar and blackwood wine table, circa 1850 height 71 cm width 55 cm
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A miniature cedar farmhouse bed, circa 1840s length 68.5 cm
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Paul Augustus Mulready, set of 3 pencil and watercolour portraits of John Hutchinson, his wife and their daughter, each 28 cm x 20.5 cm
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