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21 Feb
Kim's Auctions
A rare museum grade Ming and Qing dynasty (16th-18th century) Chinese ink scroll will be a major drawcard for auction goers at Kim’s Auctions first sale for the year from 11am Sunday February 21 at 327-329 Warrigal Road, Burwood.
16 Feb
EJ Ainger
A Rojo walnut desk, Tessa lounge suite and Chesterfield lounges should appeal to auction goers on the hunt for furniture at E.J. Ainger’s forthcoming weekly sale from 9.30am Tuesday February 16 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.
These are the major features of a sale heavy with furniture including retro teak, Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and 1920s furniture.
These include teak dining room suites, tall Victorian mahogany bookcases, Georgian bureaus and period Chippendale carver chairs.
15 Feb
Philips Auctions
Two antique brooches – one a butterfly diamond and sapphire bought in 1923 in Paris and featured on the auction catalogue cover – are major drawcards for Philips Auctions first jewellery sale for 2016 from 6pm Monday February 15 at 47 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.
The other (on the inside cover) is a diamond brooch made by the vendor’s grandfather who was a jeweller.
The auction contains a quality selection of ruby rings and earrings that auction goers can be comfortable bidding for knowing they are in excellent condition.
15 Feb
Steve Graham Auctioneer
Auctioneer Steve Graham’s sale from 6.30pm Monday February 15 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend is one that dealers, resellers, stallholders, collectors and homemakers should not miss.
The 340-lot auction features a large quantity of value packed box lots along with period furniture, art china glassware and old trunks.
An unreserved clean up sale, there is a large range of collectables, kitchenalia, sewing and knitting and books.
14 Feb
Philips Auctions
Several Stuart Devlin silver creations will be the highlight of Philips Auctions first decorative arts sale for 2016 when auctioneer Tony Philips climbs the podium at noon on Sunday February 14 at 47 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.
Eighty-four-year-old Geelong-born gold and silversmith Devlin is famous for winning the competition to design Australia’s decimal coinage and for his appointment in 1982 as goldsmith and jeweller to Queen Elizabeth II.
09 Feb
EJ Ainger
Three superb marble fireplaces – still in place in their Toorak mansion abode – will be offered for auction from 9.30am Tuesday February 9 at E.J. Ainger’s latest weekly sale at 433 Bridge road, Richmond.
The fireplaces join an extensive range of collectables including porcelain, crystal, oriental items pictures and cloisonné that are the residual contents of estates in North Balwyn, St Kilda and Armadale.
08 Feb
Mossgreen
Demand for sporting memorabilia is stronger than ever – particularly for early items, documents and photographs where the sporting greats have retired or died – and Mossgreen’s first auction of this type for 2016 is a great example.
To be held from 10am Monday February 8 at 926-930 High Street Armadale, the auction features the Australian baggy green Test caps from two former Australian captains – one belonging to the late Richie Benaud from his last Test series in 1963-64 against South Africa and the other to Ian Chappell from the 1973-74 series against New Zealand.
04 Feb
Leonard Joel
Leonard Joel’s first monthly collectable toy and other memorabilia auction for 2016 will be held from 12pm Thursday February 4 at 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra.
While estimates for different lots vary, two Dinky 505 Foden flat trucks with chains each carry $1000-$1500 tags.
There are two Dinky 36G taxis and a range of military and construction vehicles.
Of interest will be several film posters (including one of Teresa Desqueyroux 1962) and a mounted Don Bradman display (including bat) featuring his prolific record from 1927-1949.
02 Feb
EJ Ainger
The contents of a Toorak mansion are the highlight of E.J. Ainger’s first auction for the year from 9.30am Tuesday February 2 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.
The Mathoura Road property contains outstanding Victorian and 19th century French library, dining room, bedroom and occasional furniture and luxurious lounge furnishings.
31 Jan
Steve Graham Auctioneer
The original cottage was built in the late 1800s – however, with the recent death of the farmer the property has been sold and auctioneer Steve Graham will auction all the farming and workshop equipment at Shannon’s Lane, Kerrie from 10am Sunday January 31.
For auction goers looking for useful farm equipment, this auction is a must see with an International 434 diesel tractor (with 1358 hours) among the main attractions.
Other highlights include a Berends Cyclomatic 15000 mulcher mower and 10-disk offset plough, along with a Daken 3’6” slasher.
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