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Stock AA1733
A decorative early 20th Century French teak library ladder.
A good height with beautiful patina of varnishes, polishes and waxes. With original brass treads and appealing long brass hand rail, on a steel mount, with a turned teak wooden knob.
H: 7′ 11″ – 240 cm
W: 1′ 9″ – 52.5 cm (including handle)
D: 11″ – 27.5 cm
Stock UK1161
A decorative 17th-18th European walnut carved Madonna
H: 9″ – 23 cm
Stock AA1682
A groovy 21st Century art glass green frog with strawberry red eyes.
H: 20.5 cm
W: 23 cm
L: 26 cm
Stock AA1683
A decorative European 21st Century coloured art glass spiral sculpture on a rectangular clear glass base.
H: 39 cm
W: 16 cm
Stock AA1641
An interesting 19th Century English printed ship’s davenport.
The brass turned finial gallery above a hinged writing slope with ‘H.M.S. Bellerophan’ painted. The front panel having an anchor and English flag, and the left side dated ‘1815 A.D.’, housing three painted drawers. The right side having a crown and the initials ‘G. III R.’, and the rear panel having ‘Royal Navy’. (Restorations)
H: 3′ 3″ – 99.5 cm
W: 2′ 2″ – 66 cm
D: 1′ 9″ – 53 cm
Stock AA1207
An Outstanding Early 19th Century English standing mortar. The original white marble, well worn mortar inserted to an incredible thick piece of turned elm. (Imagine the lathe) Also having a thick iron band to the top with natural splits and knots overall.
C. 1800
H: 2′ 9″ – 83 cm
Diameter: 1′ 9″ – 53 cm
Stock CHR0500
19th Century Dutch serpentine mahogony tray, having coloured floral inlays, surrounded by a gallery with brass handles.
Stock AA1689
A decorative 20th Century French gilt and bronzed grouping of birds, on a rectangular alabaster stand.
H: 35 cm
W: 68 cm
D: 15 cm
Stock CCS1647
Mid to late 19th Century Australian carved sandstone water trough.
Carved sometime in the 1800’s, it was used as a horse water trough outside the stables of a property called “Mount Morriston” at Ross in the days when there were teams of draught horses. When draught horses were no longer needed it was used as a water trough in the shearing shed paddock up until about 1985 when it was moved into the garden at the homestead outside the front door and used for plants. Then moved to Mt Eliza and used for the same purpose.
H: 69 cm
W: 160 cm
D: 87 cm
Stock AA0674
An early 19th Century French elm bench pepper mill
Stamped ‘Moulin a Poivre Garanti’
C. 1810
H: 25 cm
W: 27 cm
Stock CFD500
Decorative pair of late 17th – 18th Century Spanish painted torcheres.
C. 1700
H: 2′ 10″ – 85 cm
Stock UK1398
Late 18th Century English oak dug out trough
With an integral handle to the elongated tapering body
1760 – 1820
Stock AA1768
A recent Australian eucalyptus root hinged box having a bronze Iguana to the top
H: 14 cm
D: 11 cm
Stock CBB500
A mid 20th Century Italian composition satyr figure.
During the excavation of Pompeii, the lost Italian city, where the original of this statue was excavated identified the actual property – ‘The Satyr Statue’.
H. 2’ 8” – 82 cm
W. 1’ 2” – 36 cm
20th Century English oak coffee table with a nest of four sidetables
Stock CST501
A decorative set of 19th Century French ash and elm fixed library steps.
C. 1860
H. 4’ 6” – 137 cm
W. 1’ 9” – 53 cm
D. 3’ 3” – 99 cm