24 Jan
Glenelg Auctions
Antique weapons and ledgers make for a popular auction
Ledgers and rituals from the Ancient Order of Foresters should make interesting reading for auction goers at Glenelg Auctions next sale from 10.30am Saturday and Sunday January 24 and 25 at 109 Learmonth Street, Portland in western Victoria.
The Ancient Order of Foresters was formed in 1834 in Rochdale England when more than 300 branches of the Royal Foresters Society, established in the 18th century, established its new order.
18 Jan
Steve Graham Auctioneer
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.
11 Jan
Glenelg Auctions
Estates to bring auction goers to first sale for the year
Estate Japanese and Chinese furniture should be worth auction goers making the trip to Portland Victoria for Glenelg Auctions first sale for 2015 from 10.30am on Sunday January 11.
The huge clearance auction of 1600 lots will be held at 109 Learmonth Street, Portland and features art, fine furniture, porcelain, glassware, rugs, clocks and silver.
19 Dec
Youngs
Christmas gift time at Young's Auctions
Christmas presents are high on the agenda for Young’s Auctions final sale for the year from 9.30am Friday December 19 at 229 Camberwell Road, East Hawthorn.
The auction contains a large number of small items – many of which would make ideal gifts for Christmas.
Among the more appealing gift items are Waterford, Orrefors and Stuart crystal vases and bowls and English Royal Albert and Royal Worcester dinner and tea sets.
16 Dec
EJ Ainger
Christmas possibilities at eclectic auction
E.J. Ainger’s last sale before Christmas has an eclectic array of items – many of which might make great last minute Christmas presents.
While there is a comprehensive range of antique and contemporary furniture, auction goers might find the paintings, jewellery, porcelain, clocks, rugs and other collectables more suitable as treasured gifts.
The auction, which contains items from Melbourne estates and private homes, will start at 9.30am on Tuesday December 16 at 433 Bridge Road, Richmond.
14 Dec
Christian McCann Auctions
Silver inlaid antique rifles make interesting Christmas presents
A rare collection of silver inlaid antique rifles should bring militaria buffs running when the hammer falls for the first time from noon Sunday December 14 at Christian McCann Auctions 426 Burnley Street, Richmond.
The auction has something for everyone and many of the items will make ideal Christmas presents as the festive season gets into full swing.
There are major bronze and marble sculptures and an original 19th century cast iron cherub fountain.
12 Dec
Youngs
Shop floor accident leads to sterling silver decanter prize
There is nothing like an interesting historical tale to spark auction goers’ interest in a particular item and the forthcoming Young’s Auctions sale from 9.30am Friday December 12 at 229 Camberwell Road, East Hawthorn is no exception.
One of the items is an 1806 engraved sterling silver decanter holder that was presented in 1816 to a Dr Hallion – the ship’s doctor on one of the ships transporting convicts to the Australian penal colonies.
11 Dec
Leonard Joel
Leonard Joel holds its first musical instruments auction
An inaugural musical instrument sale featuring several valuable violins, guitars and woodwind instruments will add yet another string to the auction house bow of Leonard Joel from 1pm Thursday December 11 at 33 Malvern Road, South Yarra.
The instruments date from an early 19th century boxwood and ivory flute by H. Wrede, violin bows by W.E. Hill and Son and a cello attributed to Joseph Thomas Klotz of Mittenwald to the a 1930s near mint condition resonator guitar by Dobro.
11 Dec
Menzies Art Brands
Iconic art for charity auction goers
Leading Australian art auction house Menzies has launched itself into the charity auction market by supporting Arthritis and Osteoporosis Victoria (A&OV) in its Art for Arthritis fundraising efforts as part of the company’s final fine art sale for the year.
Several iconic Australian paintings will be on offer when the auctioneer raises his hammer for the first time at 6.30pm on Thursday December 11 at 1 Darling Street, South Yarra.
10 Dec
Steve Graham Auctioneer
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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