EJ Ainger

A collectables feast of antique clocks, crystal, china, porcelain, kerosene lamps and lightshades highlight E.J. Ainger’s offerings at its forthcoming weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday September 22 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

A large selection of antique and retro teak furniture – including sideboards, dining room settings and coffee tables – should also attract auction goers looking for a range of home ware items.

Gold and silver jewellery including pocket watches, pearls, rings and brooches are other attractions along with paintings, graphics and prints.  

Looking for lounge or dining room furniture this coming week? Then head to E.J. Ainger at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond for its latest auction selection – with the sale beginning at 9.30am Tuesday September 15.

There is a great choice of Edwardian, Victorian and French furniture including extension dining tables, chairs and Australian cedar and estate furnishings.

Former Australian Club (a bastion of the Melbourne establishment) furnishings is another drawcard and the selection includes Chesterfield settees, occasional tables and lamps.

A model cannon is one of the more unusual items on offer at E.J. Ainger’s latest sale from 9.30am Tuesday September 1 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

The auction features a collection of cast iron garden furniture including benches, tables, chairs, animal ornaments, large urns, plant and hall stands.

Antique furniture from a country property outside Bright in Victoria is another attraction.

E.J. Ainger’s first weekly sale after its special auction 10 days ago features a Steinbach boudoir piano.

The auction will begin at 9.30 Tuesday August 25 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond and included Victorian mahogany items and cedar two-door bookcases.

French decorative items including display cabinets and occasional pieces are another drawcard – while for the more rustic minded there is a farmhouse table on offer.

E.J. Ainger’s forthcoming special antique sale is a strong mix of three major estates that include the collection of a “Melbourne gentleman’s” paintings, etchings, prints and posters – about 100 in total.

The auction will start at 11am each day on Saturday August 15 and Sunday August 16 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

A Caulfield vendor has a good collection of Royal Worcester including a Harry Stinton vase – while from Warrandyte comes statuary and bronzes, including one entitled The Three Graces and several French terracotta pieces.

This is an excellent chance for female auction goers to purchase the English, American or Parisian handbag or accessory of their dreams when E.J. Ainger’s starts its next weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday July 28 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

Brought from a Brighton estate, the bags and accessories are by manufacturers Pierre Cardin, Chanel, Oroton, Gucci and Salvatore Ferragamo.

The auction also features the entire contents of a 40-foot container that has been in storage for many years.

Collectors will be the beneficiaries of E.J. Ainger’s next weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday July 14 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond when items from numerous homes throughout Melbourne will go under the hammer – particularly those looking for a top quality marble fireplace to warm up these cold winter days.

The auction features a large range of English, Australian and French antique furniture for buyers who want to add to their existing collection.

A 19^th century Huon pine chest of drawers, a walnut cased baby grand piano and a tambour front Blackwood post office desk are furniture items bound to intrigue auction goers at E.J. Ainger’s weekly auction from 9.30am on Tuesday June 30 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

Other furniture on offer includes Georgian and Victorian items and retro teak and pieces.

The auction contains a large collection of Royal Doulton Toby jugs and figurines, along with sterling silver, china, crystal and small collectables.

A Steinway & Sons upright piano and superb Victorian mahogany sideboard lead the furniture highlights at E.J. Ainger’s weekly sale from 9.30 am Tuesday June 16 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

The sideboard is among a range of highly collectable antique English and French furniture and joins decorative mirrors and iron garden and other outdoor furniture on buyer hit lists.

Among the smaller items is an impressive selection of porcelain including Royal Doulton, Carlton Ware and Royal Winton – along with gold jewellery and a silver travelling clock.

A large Victorian mahogany servery and a Regency wine sarcophagus are two of the highlights of E.J. Ainger’s forthcoming weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday June 2 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.

The auction – essentially estate furnishings, collectables and iron furniture – contains antique French and English furniture and a good selection of Carlton Ware and oriental items.