Steve Graham Auctioneer

Steve Graham Auctioneer

Collectables and art at Mount Macedon auction

A grandfather clock and Swiss music box from the 1800s are two of the highlights at auctioneer Steve Graham’s latest sale from 10am Sunday March 29 at 734 Mount Macedon Road, Mount Macedon.

The on site auction involves the complete disposal of a household contents and includes a wide selection of both antique and modern furniture, including a Chesterfield lounge suite.

There are several quality works by Australian artists including Brett Whiteley, J.H. Scheltema, Harold Septimus Power, Pro Hart, Neville Cayley Snr, Leonard Long and Wykham Perry.

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Carousel horses come galloping to auction

Two horses from an 1880s travelling carousel imported from England in the 1950s by South Australian Derek Williams will be a highlight of auctioning Steve Graham’s forthcoming auction from 10am on Sunday March 15 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

Apparently the carousel (complete with original steam engine) was dismantled for the journey from England and, once here, Derek and his associates had trouble re-assembling it.

They eventually found someone who had worked on travelling carousels but, because he had a criminal record, Derek refused to employ him.

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Rustic collectables in clearing auction

Tools, machinery, farm items and rustic collectables will be among 750 items to be sold by auctioneer Steve Graham in an interesting clearing sale from 9.30am Sunday February 8 at 5 Dryden Court, Woodend North.

The auction also features a large variety of furniture, china, prints, paintings, garden furniture, ornaments, bottles, plants and whitegoods.

Of interest to auction goers will be the 10-tonne pneumatic press, electric wood splitter, electric cement mixer, compressors, welders, generator and sand blaster.

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Museum quality Gabriella Possum for auction

A giant museum quality Gabriella Possum painting measuring five metres by two metres entitled Seven Sisters Dreaming will be a massive attraction at auctioneer Steve Graham’s first auction for the year from 10am Sunday January 18 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

It joins works by her famous father Clifford Possum and fellow Aboriginal artists Ronnie Tjampitjinpa, William Sandy and Arnulf Ebatarinja – along with paintings by household names such as Pro Hart, Frank Harding, Rubery Bennett, William Dellafield Cook and Wykham Perry.

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Assumption College Kilmore gives up its treasures

Assumption College Kilmore has this year begun a new era with the opening of a purpose built state of the art boarding facility.

Gone are the traditional dormitories – replaced by three houses accommodating a total of 76 students.

Senior students now have their own rooms while juniors share two or four to a room.

Staff are accommodated in the house they supervise and large recreation and common areas, along with landscaped outdoors, are an important feature.

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Country furniture auction for the auction goers who can get away

A Huon pine wardrobe, cedar chests, chaise lounge, bookcases and hallstands will be a big attraction for auction-goers at auctioneer Steve Graham’s special Monday night auction from 6.30pm at 5 Dryden Court, Woodend North.

The auction also contains a range of collectable china and glass and interesting old wares.

The sale is perfect for market stallholders, dealers and collectors unable to attend Steve Graham’s regular Sunday auctions.

 

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Polar bear and model railway items an auction puller

In a first for Woodend auction goers, auctioneer Steve Graham is offering a magnificent polar bear rug to accompany a stag’s head, turtles and reindeer pelts at his forthcoming sale from 10am Sunday November 9 at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

The auction features an extensive range of model railway locomotives, carriages, scenery and tracks – some of it on display in the 1960s and 1970s at Parliament House in Canberra.

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Steam engines fire up auction enthusiasts

Avid model steam engine collector Greg Edwards is auctioning more of his collection through auctioneer Steve Graham from 10am tomorrow at 64 Urquhart Street, Woodend.

The sale includes a 1920s British Atkinson steam truck – a model so large Greg Edwards can sit on it.

Greg was only 13 when he began collecting model steam engines – and eventually built his stocks to more than 200, describing his collecting habits as “a bit of a disease”.

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Milliner's equipment goes to auction

It is not often auction goers have the opportunity to see the workings of a milliner up close.

However, from 10am Saturday April 13 auctioneer Steve Graham will auction hat blocks and other hat making equipment and supplies belonging to well-known Mornington Peninsula milliner Jackie Newman, who is retiring from business after more than 30 years supplying hats for such major events as Caulfield and Flemington’s Fashions on the Field.

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Auction for collector a sign of things to come

Greg Edwards started collecting model steam engines when he was only 13 years old – now he has more than 200, one no bigger than the size of his thumb.

“The largest – a 1920s British Atkinson steam truck – I can sit on,” he explained. “The thumb size model is a miniature oscillating steam engine.”

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