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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:684
Sale Title:Australian & Historical, Day 1Lots with images:681
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:594
Date:29-May-2021
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An Australian 9ct gold antique portrait cameo brooch, 19th century, stamped with pictorial parks (partially obscured), 4.5 cm high
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Aaronson & Co. (Melbourne) antique 9ct gold bar brooch set with large amethyst and seed pearls, stamped '9' with two pictorial marks, 4.5 cm long, 4.1 grams total
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Federation period map of Australia brooch, 9ct rose gold and rhinestone, circa 1900, stamped '9ct', with pictorial marks, 3 cm diameter
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Dumbrell 9ct gold and red stone necklace in the Art Nouveau style, Melbourne, early to mid 20th century, pendant section 4.5 cm high, 4.3 grams
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An Edwardian gold pendant set with aquamarines and seed pearls, stamped '15' with pictorial marks (illegible), later chain stamped '375, Italy', pendant 4.5 cm high, 4.2 grams total
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Badges, cufflinks, medals etc, including a 9ct gold fob (3 grams), plus a gold and pearl stickpin, (11 items)
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Ernest Leviny, jewellery shop wall clock, Castlemaine, Victoria. Single train English fusee movement in a finely carved Australian cedar and pine case, mid 19th century. 45 cm diameter. Leviny (1818-1905) was born in Hungary and trained as a jeweller, working in Paris, Russia and London until the lure of the Australian gold rush became too hard to resist. Initially only planning to stay for three years Leviny arrived in the Victorian goldfields in 1853 and set up his jewellers business in Castlemaine where…
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North Adelaide post office, antique mantel/wall clock, single train fusee movement with ornate carved Australian cedar case, dial marked 'Thos. Skinner, high Street, Birmingham', with paper label verso, 19th century, 63 cm high
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A rare Colonial long case grandfather clock, Australian cedar case, New South Wales origin, circa 1825, English twin weight movement, 228 cm high, 56 cm wide, 27 cm deep
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Walsh Brothers, mantel clock, French time and strike movement in a fine white onyx and ormolu case, 19th century. Walsh Brothers were one of largest Jewellers in the colonies in the 19th century. Established by Henry Swallows Walsh in Melbourne in 1850 the business soon grew to include his sons in 1855 and the new name of Walsh Brothers was born. With key and pendulum. 24 cm high, 42 cm wide, 20 cm deep
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John Kendrick Blogg (attributed), clock case profusely carved with gumnuts and leaves with butcherbird perched on top, early 20th century, 47 cm high. Provenance: The Edward Clark collection, Melbourne
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Four antique silver cased pocket watches, one crown wind with dial marked T. Gaunt & Co. Melbourne, two with fusee movements the other a lady's key wind example; together with an antique sovereign case, 19th century, (5 items).
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Bendigo Pottery, Colonial coffee pot and cover with bold mottled green, blue and brown glaze, circa 1880, extremely rare. A less striking and the only other known example is housed by the National Gallery of Australia (purchased in 1988). 26 cm high
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Bendigo Pottery, teapot with striking mottled glaze and rare lid configuration, 16 cm high, 23 cm wide. Provenance: The berry collection, lot 662, Youngs Auctions, March 2009
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Merric Boyd, & Doris Boyd, rare pottery vase with hand-painted and sgraffito landscape scene, incised 'Merric Boyd, decoration by Doris Boyd', 14 cm high, 10.5 cm wide
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Merric Boyd, blue glazed pottery bowl with applied berries and leaves, incised 'Boyd, 1931' with gumleaf and impressed 'Boyd Australia', 5 cm high, 13.5 cm wide
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Daisy Merton, hand-painted blue pottery vase for Newtone Pottery, in Sydney, stamped 'Newton Pottery Sydney, hand Painted', 20 cm high, 17 cm diameter
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Margaret Kerr, rare Australian pottery vase adorned with gumnuts and leaves, glazed in pink and green, incised 'Margaret Kerr, Melbourne', an impressive 21.5 cm high, 24 cm wide
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Remued, pink and blue glazed pottery jug with applied gumnuts and leaf with branch handle, incised 'Remued hand made 118 M', 11.5 cm high, 12.5 cm wide
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Remued, green glazed pottery jug with applied gumnuts and leaves with branch handle, incised 'Remued hand made 54/8M', 23 cm high, 17 cm wide
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Remued, blue glaze pottery basket vase with applied gumnuts and leaf, incised 'Remued 194/8M', 17 cm high, 21 cm wide
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Remued, pottery vase with branch handle, pottery basket and green glazed pottery vase (3 items), incised 'Remued', one with original foil label, the largest 15 cm high
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Kate & Fritz Janeba, pottery basket vase with applied gum blossom, leaves and branch handle, incised mark (partially legible), 22 cm high, 23 cm wide
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