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Auction House:Gibson's Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:312
Sale Title:Australian, Maritime & Exploration featuring the Bob Munro CollectionLots with images:300
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:227
Date:8-Nov-2020
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A Minton blue and white seaweed pattern part tea set, comprising six coffee cans and four saucers, one teacup, three plates and two small platters, the largest piece 20.5 cm diameter
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A collection of four etchings, Lionel Lindsay, Latrobe Street Courtyard, 17 x 12.5 cm, John Shirlow, Melbourne, 22 x 14.5 cm, Austin Platt, The Wilson Hall, 20 x 26 cm (each), each signed and editioned on margin
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A pair of Louis XV style bleu celeste ground ormolu mounted porcelain ewers, 19th century, each decorated with a jewelled cartouche of frolicking couples, 30 cm high
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A Louis XVI style gilt bronze mounted white marble mantel clock, by Planchon of Paris, early 19th century, finely applied and decorated throughout with classical motifs, vases and swags, surmounted by an eagle with wings spread, the painted enamel dial inscribed 'Planchon a Paris', 51.5 cm high
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A Louis XV style kingwood and burr walnut gilt metal mounted bonheur du jour, 19th century, 115 cm high, 82 cm wide, 50 cm deep
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An Etling relief decorated opaque glass vase, French, circa 1930, embossed 'Etling, France' to the base, 24 cm high
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A Louis XV style porcelain and gilt metal mounted clock garniture, late 19th century, The candelabra 48 cm high
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A burr walnut chest of drawers made by Robertson & Moffat Pty Ltd, Bourke St. Melbourne, 110 cm high, 107 cm wide, 54 cm deep
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Two cased ship dioramas, circa 1900 and later, each within a glazed and hardwood case, one modelled on a foaming sea with smoke emanating from the funnels; the other modelled as a liner
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A collection of mounted lithographs, engravings and reproductions, depicting Cook's Voyages, figurative studies and historical maps, 23 x 37 cm (average image size)
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Geoffrey Ingleton, True Patriots All, published by Angus & Robertson, Limited Edition 16/150, with three original etchings
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An Australian Art Nouveau gentlemen's dressing table, by Beard Watson, Sydney, circa 1910, stamped 18622, 160 cm high, 155 cm wide, 55 cm deep
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A large collection of Thomas Webb 'Royal Yacht' crystal table and stemware, comprising approximately one hundred and sixty three various glasses and a decanter, the decanter piece 23 cm high
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A Royal Crown Derby blue and white peacock pattern part dinner set, comprising forty one pieces, the largest plate 24 cm diameter
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A collection of silver desk and dressing table ornaments, including a continental silver mesh bag, an English sterling silver tankard and a hip flask, The tankard 13 cm high
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A scale model of 'La Toulonnaise', 47 cm high. Other Notes: La Toulonnaise was built in Toulon, France in 1823 for action in the war against Spain. Stationed for a time in Barcelona, she sailed to Cadiz to take part in the bombardment of the port. During a complete overhaul in 1832, the poop deck superstructure was redone, internal and external gunwales, waterways, and the planking of the bridges were all replaced.
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A scale model of the Roter Lowe (Red Lion), 50 cm high, Other Notes: Built in the Netherlands in 1597, the Roter Lowe (Red Lion) was an 18 gun scouting vessel. Bought in 1601 by the Council of Knigsberg on account of the Elector of Brandenburg. It was in service as a vedette-boat in Pillau from 1602 to 1605.
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A collection of mounted lithographs, reproductions and engravings, depicting fashion illustrations and designs, 20 x 13 cm (each)
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A collection of mounted lithographs, engravings and reproductions, depicting botanical and floral studies, 36 x 26 cm
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A collection of mounted lithographs, engravings and reproductions, depicting fashion illustrations, designs and figurative studies, 22 x 18 cm (average image size)
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An Australian cedar associated secretaire bookcase, circa 1880, of typical form, the projecting lower section with a hinged fall front drawer opening to a fitted interior, 242 cm high, 118 cm wide, 56 cm deep
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A cased magic lantern set, by J. & A. Boyes, Melbourne, complete with lantern, fairytale and kaleidoscopic slides, the label to box reads 'J. & A. Boyes, Ironmongers. Magic Lantern No.12 241& 243 Elizabeth St Melbourne'
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An unusual George III style mahogany elbow chair by C.F. Rojo & Sons Pty Ltd, with an unusual pierced sunburst back above a generous seat and square form supports, label verso stamped 'manufactured by C.F. Rojo & Sons Pty Ltd 501-511 Swanston St Melbourne'
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A collection of mounted and unmounted engravings and lithographs, depicting historical scenes, maps and militaria, 22 x 30 cm (average image size)
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An Australian fiddleback blackwood snooker scoreboard and a compartmentalised single drawer accessory table, with a complete snooker and billiard ball set, the scoreboard 28 cm high, 87 cm wide, 9 cm deep
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A brass and glass surveying aneroid barometer, by Otto Boettger, Adelaide, 19th century, together with a Korden counter and a Brevete pressure gauge, the barometer 12.5 cm diameter
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