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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:738
Sale Title:Australian & Historical, Session ILots with images:734
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:588
Date:27-May-2023
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Artist Unknown Australian studio pottery frog in the pond ornament, made in two sections, 23 cm high, 27 cm wide
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Woomera Australian pottery teaware comprising teapot, two milk jugs plus four cups and saucers, (11 items), signed 'Woomera, S.A Apw', The teapot 16 cm high
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Remued two pottery basket vases, a green glazed vase with branch handle, and two green glazed vases, (5 items), with blue, mauve and cream glazes, the largest 12.5 cm high
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Pottery vase with applied leaf decoration together with studio pottery bowl with grapes and frog, plus a purple and green glazed teapot with frog finial, (3 items), the largest 14.5 cm high
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John Campbell green glazed pottery vase and a brown glazed flower aid, together with two McHUGH pottery vases, (4 items), the largest 14 cm high
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Australian Pottery Reference Books. All written by Gregory Hill. Comprising 'Bendigo Pottery Majolica 1879 - 1911', 'Victoria's Earliest Potteries, Our Convict Era Potters', 'The Potteries Of Brunswick', 'Gumnuts And Glazes', 'Colour And Fantasy: Australia's First Colonial Art Potters 1896 - 1910', 'F. E. Cox 1871 - 1955, Enigmatic Art Potter' (6 volumes)
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An antique Colonial Australian tobacco jar, huon pine inlaid with cedar and pine, Tasmanian origin, early to mid 19th century, 14 cm high, 13.5 cm diameter
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An antique Colonial sewing companion bobbin reel holder, huon pine, blackwood, myrtle and sassafras with metal pins, Tasmanian origin, early to mid 19th century, 24.5 cm high
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An antique Colonial Australian workbox, musk, myrtle, huon pine, cedar and ebony, circa 1850, ownership inscription under lid 'G. Fryed, 6 Albert Street, Auburn', Note: Missing lift-out tray, 11 cm high, 33 cm wide, 23 cm deep
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An antique Australian blackwood picture frame with gilt slip, Tasmanian origin, circa 1850, 27 x 24.5 cm overall, internal 16 x 13 cm
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An antique Colonial Australian fiddleback blackwood cutlery tray, Tasmanian origin, 19th century, 36 cm wide
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H.A. Nielsen antique Australian book box, Queensland timbers, circa 1920, stamped 'H.A. Nielsen, Pt. Douglas, N.Q. Australia', accompanied by brochure with pencil inscription detailing the various timbers, 21 cm high
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H.A. Nielsen antique Australian book box, Queensland rain forest timbers, circa 1920, stamped 'H.A. Nielsen, Pt. Douglas, N.Q. Art Cabinetmaker', 21 cm high
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H.A. Nielsen antique Australian book box, an early example with cedar spine, stamped 'H.A. Nielsen, Pt. Douglas, N.Q. Art Cabinetmaker', 21 cm high
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S. P. Charteris of Collingwood, Melbourne handsome fiddleback blackwood box, lined with huon pine, impressed maker's mark to the inner edge, 19th century, 15 cm high, 34.5 cm wide, 18 cm deep
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Catherine Anderson Australian parrot feather and watercolour floral picture depicting primrose, cabbage roses, butterflies, etc., Melbourne, circa 1870. Anderson was the Governess to the Armitage family at 'Como', South Yarra, Melbourne. Two almost identical works can be found at Como today as well as another two examples at Werribee Park, the residence of the Chirnside family. 22 x 30 cm, 40 x 48 cm overall
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A rare Australian timber inlaid box with sunburst lid and tumbling box design, cedar, huon pine, blackwood, kauri and Baltic pine, 19th century, fitted with lift-out cedar tray, 21 cm high, 31 cm wide, 26 cm deep
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Stock Exchange Melbourne 'List of Tenants' beautiful antique gothic example in brass and bronze, bearing manufacturer's label 'Brooks Robinson, Melbourne', circa 1890s. This piece was part of the original furnishings from the New Stock Exchange in Collins Street Melbourne, opened in 1892. An impressive 229 cm high, 100 cm wide, 15 cm deep
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Hammersley 'Australia' English porcelain wash jug and basin adorned with emus and kangaroos, 19th century, blue factory mark to base 'R Hammersley, Australia', the jug 35 cm high x 22 cm wide, the basin 12 cm high x 39 cm diameter
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New Zealand antique kauri pine box with inlaid specimen wood top, 19h century, 12 cm high, 27 cm wide, 18 cm deep
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William Norrie antique New Zealand timber box, totara, puriri, mottled kauri, kohekohe, rewarewa, maire and others, late 19th century. Fitted with two lift out trays adorned with original blue velvet lining. Norrie was one of New Zealand's most successful box makers operating out of Shortland Street, Auckland and was awarded a medal for excellence at the Sydney International Exhibition, 1879. 21 cm high, 42.5 cm wide, 23 cm deep
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Doulton Burslem 'Wattle' pattern English porcelain tureen and two meat platters, 19th century, (3 items), factory marks to the bases, the larger platter 44.5 cm wide
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An antique apprentice cabinet chiffonier, walnut and pine, 19th century, interior fitted with four drawers with whalebone handles, 39 cm high, 21 cm wide, 14 cm deep
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An antique English porcelain chamber pot adorned with emus and kangaroos, unusual blue colourway, 19th century, blue crown factory mark stamped J. N. & Co., 13 cm high, 25 cm wide
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Doulton Burslem 'Wattle' pattern English porcelain tureen, 19th century, green factory mark to base, 32 cm across the handles
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An antique Australian tramp art box, cigar box cedar construction, late 19th century, 14 cm high, 25 cm wide, 18 cm deep
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An antique Australian cedar three drawer miniature chest with porcelain knobs, late 19th century, 36 cm high, 36 cm wide, 28 cm deep
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Two antique huon pine hat blocks, both stamped 'Godfrey Melbourne', 19th/20th century, the larger 25 cm high, the other 34 cm wide
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An antique coopered beer barrel with green painted finish and iron strapping, stamped 'Tooth', 19th century, 44 cm high, 33 cm wide
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An antique Australian lift-top box with two drawers, cedar and pine, 19th century, 27 cm high, 32 cm wide, 21 cmn deep
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An apprentice chest, painted wood grain on pine, South Australian, 19th century, 60 cm high, 40 cm wide, 26 cm deep, Provenance, The Rodney Pemberton Collection
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An antique Australian cedar collector's cabinet with leather carry handle, 19th century, 24 cm high x 29 cm wide x 18 cm deep
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An Australian cedar and kauri pine box together with an antique timber gavel, 19th century. Note ownership inscription 'Charles Frederick Towns, Dempsey Island', the box 30.5 cm wide
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Two Australian hand-painted timber panels, one jarrah with kangaroo paw decoration, the other with corn and quinces, 19th century, the larger 30 x 61 cm
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Australian apprentice miniature linen press in the Gothic style, red pine and cedar with a crenelated cornice, South Australian origin, 19th century, 69 cm high, 44 cm wide, 25 cm deep
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An antique New Zealand timber deed box, totara, mottled kauri, rimu, maire and others, 19th century, 14 cm high, 33 cm wide, 24 cm deep
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Advance Australia antique mantle clock with gilt metal case adorned with kangaroos, emu, snake hands and coat of arms, eight day time and strike French movement, late 19th century, 33 cm high, 44 cm wide
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Three Australian timber boxes including cedar and blackwood marquetry, fiddleback blackwood, and pokerwork, 19th and 20th century, the largest 25 cm wide
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Royal Worcester Australian flora and fauna set of five coffee cups and saucers decorated by Austin, retailed by Prouds and Flavelle Bros. Titled: Kookaburra, Wagtail, Red Capped Robin, Epacris Alba, and Flannel Flower, puce factory mark to bases, the saucers 10 cm wide
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