13 Mar
Steve Graham Auctioneer
Vintage clothing auction second one in six months
Circa Vintage Clothing has asked auctioneer Steve Graham to auction vintage clothing items for the second time in six months at his premises at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.
The auction, from 10am Sunday March 13, will feature vintage and retro clothing, furs, wedding dresses and fashion accessories.
Circa Vintage Clothing operated a store in Melbourne’s CBD for seven years before moving its operations online late in 2015.
Fashions date from the 1800s to modern times and include representative clothing from the 1920s to the 1960s.
11 Mar
Abbeys Auctions
Rustic timber furniture auction to decorate the home
New stocks of rustic timber furnishing and other pieces highlight Abbeys Auctions next sale from 9am Friday March 11 at 480-482A Station Street, Box Hill.
The auction also contains a comprehensive range of bric-a-brac, tools, DVDs, stereo systems and fine china.
08 Mar
EJ Ainger
Rare 18th century furniture an auction bonus
Rare 18th century English and French oak, elm and country furniture from a single estate is the highlight of E.J. Ainger’s forthcoming weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday March 8 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.
The auction also contains luxurious lounge furnishings and English antique furniture from an apartment in Tintern Avenue, Toorak.
Other items include a French baker’s stand, settle and several pairs of fauteuils along with sets of dining room chairs.
06 Mar
Glenelg Auctions
Antiques from Victorian country cottage to tickle auction goers fancy
Major antique furniture and Royal Doulton Seriesware items from an iconic Cox Street, Port Fairy cottage and a Geelong family home will go under the hammer from 10.30am Sunday March 6 through Glenelg Auctions at 109 Learmonth Street, Portland.
A standout is the black Kawai piano that originally cost $8000.
In addition to that is outstanding cedar, mahogany, oak and walnut furniture from the 1850s to the 1880s.
06 Mar
Steve Graham Auctioneer
Historic Ned Kelly movie props go under the hammer
They had the distinction of providing the horse for Australia’s first Marlboro cigarette television commercial in the 1960s.
Since then, partners Bruce Gleeson and Ivanna Chesson have been the primary source of animals, wagons, sulkies and horse drawn carriages for iconic Australian films such as the Man from Snowy River, Ned Kelly and their latest effort The Legend of (outlaw) Ben Hall shortly due for release in cinemas – and countless numbers of TV commercials.
06 Mar
Mossgreen
Forward thinking collector auctions his paintings
Peter McMahon is a collector well ahead of his time when it comes to taste and forward thinking.
Although he began collecting art in his 20s, it was not until 1987 that he realised what it was he loved about art.
The revelation followed his viewing of the exhibition Surface for Reflection at the Art Gallery of New South Wales when he was able to identify texture, surface and colour as the elements he most admired.
Such a realisation went onto shape McMahon’s collection and, with wife Jennifer, he designed a home to house it.
04 Mar
Abbeys Auctions
Economical second hand cars an auction crowd pleaser
A 2012 Holden Barina sedan and 2010 Nissan Micra hatchback are major features of Abbeys Auctions forthcoming weekly sale from 9am Friday March 4 at 480-482A Station Street, Box Hill.
Unregistered, the 1.6-litre four-cylinder Barina has 69,000 kilometres on the clock and carries an auction estimate of $6000-$8000.
The 1.5-litre four-cylinder silver Micra has a low 12,947 kilometres and is registered until June 30.
03 Mar
Leonard Joel
Auction collection a reminder of some of Australia's great artists
A collection of more than 200 works (including 35 paintings) by Anne Hall – the artist married to John Perceval, one of Australia’s leading Figurative Expressionists – will be auctioned at Leonard Joel’s 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra from 6pm Thursday March 3.
Hall married Perceval in 1972 and, like Albert Tucker’s wife Joy Hester, was swept up in the Heide art circle at a property in the Melbourne suburb of Bulleen – owned and mentored by John and Sunday Reed.
01 Mar
EJ Ainger
Large estates feature in massive weekly auction
The residual contents of two large estates at St Georges Road, Toorak and in Rosebud are an interesting feature of E.J. Ainger’s forthcoming weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday March 1 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.
This massive auction highlights a varied collection of furniture, collectables and glass domes for enthusiastic auction goers.
Included is retro, contemporary, and antique English, French and Australian furniture.
An unusual attraction are the architectural doors, while French mirrors, paintings, tapestries and Persian rugs are interesting items.
28 Feb
Steve Graham Auctioneer
Antique books, maps and binding equipment to attract serious collectors
Auctioneer Steve Graham will auction the third and final section of Arthur Akhurst’s vast collection of collectables and memorabilia on site from 10am Sunday February 28 at 17 Cheniston Road, Mount Macedon.
Serving in the RAAF during World War II and later working for the NAB, Akhurst was a keen amateur bookbinder and the three auctions of more than 3000 items in total reflect this passion.
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