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William and Mary oyster veneered walnut & laburnum lace makers-trinket box. The hinged moulded top with oyster walnut veneers and geometric satinwood stringing with laburnum cross banding. Having an early red interior, the exterior is sections of vertical laburnum on a thumb moulded laburnum plinth base. 1680-1710
H. 3” – 8 W. 1’ 1” – 32 D. 10” – 26 cm
A late 19th Century satinwood and mahogany box fitted with mother of pearl sewing utensils and a hand worked sewing case.
France C.1890.
Provenance: Mostyn Family, West Wales.
Stock AA1179
19th Century English figured walnut stationery box.
The top having an original swan neck handle above two doors concealing labeled pigeon holes.
In exceptional overall condition.
C. 1880
H: 24 cm
W: 32 cm
D: 24 cm
Stock AA1070
Early 19th Century English mahogany on oak trinket box. The lid having a brass angled handle and well worn inlaid edges. Above a decorative but later brass escutcheon. Note: this box has a lot of wear and tear but has much charm and good patina.
C.1850
H: 5″ – 12 cm
W: 7.5″ – 19 cm
D: 4.25″ – 11 cm
Stock AA1006
A rare Regency yew wood tea caddy.
The hinged top with an ebony and bone central motif concealing a wonderful fitted interior. Including the original hand cut glass mixing bowl, flanked by two yew wood removable tea canisters.
C.1810
H: 18 cm
W: 30 cm
D: 16 cm
Stock AA1665
A 17th Century English oak iron strapped gun casket .
The hinged cleated top enclosing an open storage area with a large original steel lock.
The front, below and sides embraced with rectangular iron strapping. The sides with later iron handles (old repairs).
C. 1680
H: 9″ – 23 cm
W: 3′ 2″ – 96 cm
D: 1′ 1″ – 32 cm
Stock AA0782
‘He jumped into the Billabong’
Douglas Stubbs
Signed, Stubbs – 5 – 1974
A painting having vibrant colours and great imagination.
Oil on board
1927 – 2008
94 cm x 124 cm
Setting of five Australian panoramic oils by Bateman.
Piers Maxwell Dudley Bateman
Signed lower right
1947
Each panel – H. 6’ – 154 cm W. 3’ 7” 108 cm Total width – 540 cm
Stock AA0734
Arnwekery (Bush Plum) Dreaming
Gracie Pwerl Morton
This painting describes the search for bush tucker across the Central Desert landscape which is an important part of Aboriginal life.
Gracie (born 1956) specializes in painting the Bush Plum Dreaming, also known to the Alyawarre as Arnwekety. Her style of painting is distinctively minimalist and she uses a very delicate dotting technique and traditional colours, which derive from the colours of natural ochres.
Acrylic on linen
2004
112 cm x 181 cm
Provenance – Redrock Gallery Melbourne 2004
Stock AA1406b
A 19th Century Australian painted rustic stick bench
‘Wild Flowers’ by M. Rigby
Oil on canvas.
19th Century Australian. Frame: 123 cm x 92 cm
Stock AA1662
A pair of Australian fauna andirons of emus & kangaroos.
For supporting logs in a fireplace.
H: 32 cm
D: 43 cm
Stock AA0857
19th Century Australian cedar shop display cupboard, made for the “Old Adaminaby” general store in 1861.
Having two glass panelled doors and a centre glass panel enclosing a central shelf, above three deep drawers with brass swan neck handles then a shaped hinged door to a storage compartment with shaped panels to the sides, resting on a shaped plinth base.
Note: The entire construction is from cedar, the carved and gold painted highlights are possibly of German influence, with iron handles to both sides. The piece was sold in 1950 when the town became part of the Snowy River Mountain Scheme and has been garaged since.
C. 1861
H. 6’ 5” – 196 cm
W. 5’ 6” – 169 cm
D. 2’ 1” – 64 cm
Stock AA1708
A pair of unusual 20th Century Australian country hand sawn outdoor seats.
This photo is where they now rest. Grandmother and Grandchild often reside on them having long beautiful chats…
An exceptional 19th Century Australian eucalyptus stool. The thick plank top having good faded colour and patination (note the fiddle back grain to the sides). Supported by four original turned outswept ash legs.
H: 38 cm W: 59 cm D: 20 cm
SOLD
Stock 1563
A rare 19th Century Australian Cedar Gothic Revival Armchair
The moulded arched cathedral back housing a deep single plank of fret carved cedar, flanked by two square block side supports, flowing into the rear sabre legs, joined to the supports are the carved shaped arms terminating into a circle with a deep fret carved shaped clover on a triangular shaped support, the large single plank seat, above a shaped moulded frieze, resting on square block chamfered legs.
Good overall colour and patination.
Note: The deep planks of cedar have been taken from a huge cedar tree and the carved detail is exceptional.
Also the turned finials above the upright side supports are missing.
1870 – 1890
H. 134 cm W. 63.5 cm D. 65 cm