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1. Soft-covered 320 page magazine titled “Popular Mechanics Magazine, Vol. 5 – May, 1936 – No. 5”. This edition features a deep sea diver retrieving treasure from the bottom of the ocean, contains numerous pages of advertisements for different companies in this era, 24 x Est (9½” x 6¾”), binding is tight, some fraying to front cover along spine, Est $40-60.

2. Colourful cartridge box paper label advertising “Setter Cartridges” in red and blue print, featuring a setter dog as t'mark, complete label is 38cm (15”) long x 11cm (4½”) wide, near mint cond, Est $50-75.

3. Colourful jam tin label advertising “Peacock’s Jam”. Produced by “G. Peacock’s Factories, Hobart, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Dunedin”. This label was produced for a 1lb 12oz. size tin and advertises “Melon & Lemon” jam. The central t’mark of this label is a magnificent peacock and it is by far the most colourful jam label that I have ever seen, 32 x Est (12½” x 4½”), mint, Est $10-15.

4. Caramel coloured jug, “Scottish Cream Scotch Whisky” in an attractive black and red t’mark on both sides, base stamped “Argyle Potteries – hcw, Scotland”, Est (5½”) high, mint apart from fine clean crazing, Est $100-140.

5. Cobalt blue jug advertising “Top Notch King George IV Whisky” in blue print on a white shield t’mark on both sides, base stamped “England”, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, very good cond, t’mark on one side is slightly faded, Est $300-400.

6. Grey and white jug advertising “Watson’s No. 10 Scotch” beneath pouring lip and on both sides. The jug is covered with an all over grey and white floral design, base stamped with distiller’s name, most likely Shelley pottery, Est (7”) high, undamaged and in good cond, some light wearing around waist, Est $500-700.

7. White jug advertising “Dunville’s Special Liqueur Whisky” featuring three crowns on one side in a black and red t’mark. The other side is also titled “Dunville’s Whisky” but has the letters “VR” (Victoria Regina) with a crown t’mark. Base stamped “J.A. Campbell, Belfast”, Est (5½”) high, good cond, some light wear to gilding around base edge and gilding to top rim. Est $250-350.

8. Small white jug advertising “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky” featuring an oval panel depicting the two terriers on both sides, checkerboard rim, base stamped “Made in England”, Est (4½”) high, good cond, some small scratches and scuffing, Est $250-325.

9. Blue jug featuring a crocodile skin design advertising “White Horse Scotch Whisky” in a white shield t’mark on both sides, base stamped “Shelley”, Est (5½”) high, good cond, small chip to lip, most of silver has worn off handle, Est $300-400.

10. Small “Lesney B-Type Bus, 1912-1920”, cherry red in colour with open seats on top of double deck, advertises “Dewar’s” whisky, Est (2¾”) in length x 3.5cm (1½”) high, appears to be complete with bus driver, fair to good cond, Est $30-40.

11. Black and white condom tin advertising “Three Knights” featuring three knights as horseback as t’mark, 5.5 x Est (2¼” x 1½”), good cond, Est $30-45.

12. Small golden yellow tin featuring an Indian chief’s head as t’mark and titled “Excellent Self-Inking Stamp Pad” in brown print, 5.5 x 3cm (2¼” x 1”), good cond, Est $45-65.

13. Small tin plate globe shaped pencil sharpener featuring the world globe with countries in different colours and pale blue seas, stands Est (2”) high, aperture for sharpening pencils on inside base, “Made in Western Germany”, 1950s era, very good cond, Est $30-40.

14. Small white ceramic pot advertising “Holloway’s – For the Cure of Gout and Rheumatism” featuring a lady seated on a throne as t’mark, Est (1½”) high, good cond, Est $30-45.

15. Toy celluloid clockwork lion coloured in tan and flesh tones with spring wire tail, Est (3¾”) high, main body is Est (6”) long, emb. “Patent Pending, Made in Occupied Japan” on hind leg, with key, good cond apart from minor damage to front paw, Est $60-90.

16. Small green tin advertising “His Master’s Voice Soft Tone” gramophone needles, dog and gramophone t’mark, 4 x 3cm (1½” x 1¼”)very good cond, Est $25-35.

17. Small red tin advertising “His Master’s Voice Loud Tone” gramophone needles, dog and gramophone t’mark, part contents, 4 x 3cm (1½” x 1¼”),  good cond, Est $15-25.

18. Small blue tin advertising “His Master’s Voice Extra Loud Tone” gramophone needles, dog and gramophone t’mark, 4 x 3cm (1½” x 1¼”)good cond, Est $15-25.

19. Small unopened yellow tin advertising “His Master’s Voice” gramophone needles, dog and gramophone t’mark, 4 x 3cm (1½” x 1¼”), unopened, complete with sealing band around body, Est $40-50.

20. Small red tin advertising “Natural Voice Machine Needles” featuring a dog with two puppies, 4 x 3cm (1½” x 1¼”), Est 30-45.

21. Small cream coloured tin advertising “Gallotone De Luxe Gold” needles, 4 x 3cm (1½” x 1¼”), fair cond, Est $15-20.

22. Small grey tin advertising “Decca Medium Gramophone Needles”, 5.5 x 3cm (2¼” x 1¼”), good cond, Est $20-30.

23. Small rectangular red tin advertising “Shell Steel Needles” with a shell t’mark, 5 x 3.5cm (2” x 1¼”), good cond, Est $20-30.

24. Small circular flat sample tin of “Vicks Vapo Rub” featuring a jar of this ointment and titled “Test Sample”, Est (1½”) dia, very good cond, Est $25-35.

25. Small boot polish tin advertising “Cobra Boot Polish” in brown print beside a cobra snake, Est (2”) dia, nice tin, Est $30-40.

26. Small pale blue tin advertising “Colombia Loud Tone Needles”, 5 x 3.5cm (2” x 1¼”), good cond, Est $20-30.

27. Small black gramophone needle tin advertising “Taj Mahal Phonograph Needles” featuring the Taj Mahal as t’mark, 5 x 3.5cm (2” x 1¼”), good cond, Est $20-30.

28. Amber glass jar with yellow label advertising “Solomon Solution – A Painless Sweating Blister for Horses and Cattle” featuring small diagrams of animals on label, tin screw top also advertises Solomon Solution, dated 1937, 10cm (4”) high x Est (3½”) dia, good cond, Est $30-45.

29. 1½oz. tin advertising “ Kromo Dark Tan Shoe Polish” in a red and black t’mark, small kangaroo t’mark, Est (2¾”) dia, good cond, Est $50-75.

30. Circular flat tobacco tin advertising “Robert McConnell’s Red Virginia Preferred Smoking Mixture” in white print on red background, Est (3¾”) dia, good cond, Est $40-60.

31. Small tin coaster produced to commemorate the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953, features a portrait of Her Majesty, Est (3¼”) dia, good cond, Est $25-35.

32. Small off-white tin advertising “Mythol Fragrant and Refreshing Tooth Powder – Barnett & Jude, Young”, c.1910, Est (2¼”) dia, good cond, Est $20-30.

33. Cylindrical cigarette tin advertising “Cavender’s Medium Navy Cut Cigarettes” in red and blue print around a sailor t’mark. Tin lid also emb. “Cavender’s Ltd. London, Eng.”, Est (3¼”) high x Est (2¾”) dia, fair/good cond, Est $50-75.

34. Small red “Bensons Toffee” tin featuring a characterised chocolate with big smile saying “They’re Delicious!” on three sides, Est (4¾”) high x Est (3¾”) square, very good cond, Est $30-50.

35. “Yardley Old English Lavender Talc Power” tin, featuring a “Cries of London” scene of a female street vendor with two children, titled “By Appointment to the Late Queen Mary” beneath the royal coat of arms at rear,Est (4¾”) high, good cond, Est $30-45.

36. Small 3fl.oz. oil can advertising “Singer Sewing Machine Oil”, Est (3¾”) high, good cond, Est $30-45.

37. Full tin of “Pears Talcum Powder” in an oval red and yellow t’mark, on pale yellow body, 11.5cm (4½”) high, good cond, Est $25-35.

38. Glass jar advertising “Cobra Boot Cream” in a coloured paper label featuring a cobra snake t’mark, 10cm (4”) high, c.1910, good cond, Est $25-35.

39. Clear glass jar advertising “Bushells Vacuum Packed Coffee” in gold print on brown screw-on lid, 14.5cm (5¾”) high, glass is mint, lid is in fair to good cond, Est $30-40.

40. 9½oz. size cylindrical orange tin advertising “Coacholine Leather Dressing”, featuring a buggy t’mark, Est (3½”) high, very good cond, Est $50-75.

41. Rectangular colourful cigar tin titled “Mehari’s Agio” in red and gold print on a beige panel, surrounded by colourful Middle Eastern scenes, 23 x Est (9” x 7”) x 3.5cm (1½”) deep, hinged lid with front clip, Est $50-75.

42. Rectangular green tin titled “His Master’s Voice” featuring a dog and gramophone t’mark, 16 x Est (6¼” x 5¼”), base of tin imp. “Made in England”, nice glossy face, some light corrosion to side and base, rare tin, Est $100-200+

43. Unopened packet of 20 “Turf Virginia Cigarettes” featuring the flying horse t’mark on red background on both sides, still has cellophane wrapper, 8 x 7.5cm (3¼” x 3”), very good cond, Est $20-30.

44. Rectangular black and white tin advertising “Marcovitch Black & White Cigarettes” featuring a gent in top hat as t’mark on a black background with black and white stripes on l/h side of tin, 9 x Est (3½” x 3¼”), very good cond, Est $20-30.

45. Off-white cardboard donation box advertising “Whitefield’s Hindmarsh – Pennies for the Poor”, featuring a boy with babe in arms, slot on one side for coins, 15 x 10 x Est (6” x 4” x 2”), good cond, 1930s era, Est $10-15.

46. Stoneware matchstriker advertising “Bulloch Lade & Co’s Scotch Whisky” in faded yellow print with the bold “BL” t’mark, donut type, Est (4½”) dia, a few interior rim chips, poor cond, Est $40-60.

47. Rectangular “K.L.G. Sparking Plugs” tin featuring a photograph of one of these plugs, 20 x 10 x Est (8” x 4” x 2¾”), poor/fair cond, Est $20-30.

48. 5lb size “Golden Fleece” tin featuring the yellow ram on both sides, Est (6¾”) high x Est (6¼”) dia, fair cond, Est $30-50.

49. Cardboard packet titled “Dewhurst’s Sylko Machine Twist” in gold, white and blue print below a pale blue engraving of the “Belle Vue Mills, Skipton”, 14 x 10 x Est (5½” x 4” x 1½”), good cond, Est $30-40.

50. Musical toy nursery rhymes beach bucket featuring a lamb with music book, frog playing trumpet, mouse playing drums and an owl playing flute, 1950s era, Est (3½”) high, good cond, Est $25-35.

51. German ceramic beer stein advertising “The South Australian Brewing Company Ltd” beneath the “Southwark & West End” t'mark, base imp. “Western Germany”, 18cm (7”) high, very good cond, Est $40-60.

52. Rectangular orange tin sign advertising “Krinkly Orange” in white print outlined in black, 61 x Est (24” x 10”), very good cond, Est $75-125.

53. Set of four small gold framed bar adverts for Foster’s Lager; Carlton; Boag’s; and Dirty Dick’s, each is 18.5 x Est (7¼” x 5¼”), 1980s era, all in very good cond, either free-standing or wall hanging, Est $45-65 (4).

54. Pale yellow jug, “The Famous Grouse Finest Scotch Whisky” in red and dark brown print around a portrait of a grouse t’mark, Est (5½”) high, base stamped “Wade pdm”, mint, Est $45-65.

55. White jug, “Famous Grouse Scotch Whisky” in red and black print featuring the black portrait of a grouse on both sides, base stamped “Wade Regicor”, Est (5½”) high, smoke stained and crazed, Est $40-50.

56. White jug, “Old Smuggler Finest Scotch Whisky” in a red and black t’mark on both sides, base stamped “Enoch Wedgwood”, gold rim with trim to handle, Est (4½”) high, mint apart from fine, clean crazing, Est $60-80.

57. White jug featuring a coloured scene of a mid 19th century brewery, titled “John Groves & Sons Pale Mild Ale”, Est (7”) high, base stamped “Diamond Print and Ceramics, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire”, mint, Est $70-100.

58. White jug, “Dewar’s White Label Scotch Whisky” in black and red print beneath the striding figure of the Dewar’s highlander, Est (6¾”) high, base imp. “Kingwood”, mint, Est $50-70.

59. White jug featuring the striding figure of Johnnie Walker on one side. The other side features a coloured panel depicting Johnnie reading a newspaper, base stamped “Gold Print”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $70-100.

60. White jug, “John Begg Blended Scotch Whisky” in blue print around a coloured coat of arms t’mark, Est (6¾”) high, no base stamp, Est $40-70.

61. Mustard yellow jug, “Glengarry Finest Scotch Whisky” featuring a green thistle t’mark, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, base stamped “Euroceramics”, mint, Est $75-100.

62. White character jug advertising “Old Smuggler Scotch Whisky” in black print beneath the gilded rim of a smuggler’s hat, base stamped “Royal Norfolk”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $125-150.

63. White jug, “Old Smuggler Finest Scotch Whisky” in red and black print beneath a circular coat of arms t’mark, 16.5cm (6½”) high, base stamped “Moulin Des Loups, France”, some minor wear and light crazing, Est $40-50.

64. Light beige/cream jug, “Macleod’s Isle of Skye 8 Year Old Blend” in black and red print around an oval pictorial sea and mountain scene, Est (6”) high, no base stamp, Est $50-70.

65. Off-white jug, “Teacher’s Highland Cream Scotch Whisky” in black and gold print above a sepia scene of men seated at a table toasting the health of John Barleycorn, Est (6¼”) high, base stamped “Seton Pottery”, mint, Est $90-120.

66. Beige jug, “100 Pipers Scotch”, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, base stamped with US importer’s name, mint, Est $40-50.

67. White jug, “Haig Scotch Whisky” in a red, white and black oval t’mark over a vertical tartan band on each side, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, no base stamp, mint, Est $35-45.

68. Off-white jug, “Mackinlay’s Old Scotch Whisky” in red and black print beneath a coloured coat of arms t’mark, Est (7”) high, base stamped “hcw”, mint, Est $30-40.

69. Off-white jug, “Peter Dawson Scotch Whisky” in red and black print on both sides, base stamped “hcw”, Est (7½”) high, Est $30-40.

70. White jug advertising Est Walker Scotch Whisky” in white print on a red panel above the striding figure of Johnnie, Est (6¼”) high, base stamped “WADE pdm”, mint, Est $35-45.

71. Triangular bodied white jug advertising Est Walker” scotch whisky featuring a coloured illustration of Johnnie riding a bike, Est (7”) high, base stamped “Made in England”, gilded trim to top rim and handle, mint cond, Est $75-100.

72. Off-white jug, “Take a Peg of John Begg!” in blue script print, base stamped “Wade pdm”, gilded rim, 12.5cm (5”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

73. Off-white jug, “Four Roses Blended Whiskey” in a rectangular black and gold t’mark beneath four red roses, Est (7”) high, no base stamp, mint, Est $45-65.

74. Oval bodied off-white jug, “John Begg Blended Scotch Whisky” in blue print around a coloured coat of arms t’mark, base stamped with US importer’s name, Est (6”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

75. Cylindrical white jug, “Cutty 12” above a clipper ship t’mark, 17.5cm (7”) high, base stamped with US importer’s name, Est $55-75.

76. White jug, “Canadian Mist – Canadian Whisky” in blue print around a blue coat of arms enclosing a maple leaf t’mark, Est (6¼”) high, base stamped with US importer’s name, Est $50-70.

77. White jug featuring a clipper ship on one side titled “Cutty Sark”. The other side features the portrait of the captain of the Cutty Sark, “John Willis – Old White Hat”, base stamped with US importer’s name, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $100-130.

78. Rectangular white jug advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky – The Secret is in the Blending”, featuring the two terriers and a bottle t’mark, No. 5 in a series of eight black and white water jugs, base stamped “Made in England”, 12.5cm (5”) high, mint, Est $100-120.

79. White jug, “The Real Mackenzie Scotch Whisky” in black and gold print on both sides, Est (4¾”) high, light wear to gilded rim, name on one side is blurred, Est $25-35.

80. White jug, “The Famous Grouse Finest Scotch Whisky” in red and dark brown print, featuring a sepia portrait of a grouse on both sides, “Wade PDM” sticker on base, 11.5cm (4½”) high, mint, nice jug, Est $70-100.

81. White jug advertising Est Walker Scotch Whisky” featuring the striding figure of Johnnie on all four sides, base stamped “Wade Regicor”, Est (6¾”) high, near mint, Est $45-65.

82. White jug, Est Walker Scotch Whisky” featuring the striding figure of Johnnie Walker on all four sides, base stamped “Florenz”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

83. White jug produced to commemorate Australia’s bicentenary, advertising Est Walker – Drink a Toast of Welcome for the Last 200 Years” over the silhouette of a sailing ship, Est (6¾”) high, base imp. “Elischer Australia”, mint, Est $100-130.

84. Yellow jug advertising Est Walker” scotch whisky beneath the pouring lip, both sides feature an illustration of Johnnie striking a golf ball while his caddy looks on in amazement, Est (5¼”) high, base stamped “Gleneagles ‘63”, mint, Est $200-250.

85. White jug, Est Walker Red Label Old Scotch Whisky” in red and gold print on a diagonal t’mark, base imp. “Elischer Australia”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

86. White jug advertising Est Walker Red Label Old Scotch Whisky” in a maroon and gold panel on two sides, featuring the striding figure of Johnnie on all four sides, base imp. “Elischer Australia”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $50-70.

87. White jug advertising Est Walker Scotch Whisky” in a red, white and black panel on two sides featuring the striding figure of Johnnie, base imp. “Elischer Australia”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $50-70.

88. Large size character jug advertising “The McCallum” scotch whisky, coloured head, base stamped “Wade – Hand Painted”, Est (6¾”) high, mint,  Est $125-160.

89. Green jug, “Dewar’s Aged 12 Years Ancestor Scotch Whisky” in white print outlined in black on a red panel with gold border, gold coat of arms and gold Dewar Highlander t’mark, 15.5cm (6”) high, base stamped “WADE pdm”, mint, Est $70-100.

90. Green jug, “Dewar’s Ancestor De Luxe Scotch Whisky” in gold print on both sides, 15.5cm (6”) high, base stamped “WADE pdm”, mint, Est $60-80.

91. Dark blue square bodied jug, “Dewar’s Fine Scotch Whisky” in yellow print beneath a yellow coat of arms t’mark, base stamped “WADE pdm”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

92. Dark green jug, “Cutty Sark Blended Scots Whisky” in black print on a golden yellow shield shaped t’mark, featuring a white clipper ship, Est (6¾”) high, base stamped “WADE Regicor”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

93. Small black jug, Est Walker Black Label Old Scotch Whisky” in gold print in a vertical t’mark on both sides, Johnnie Walker striding in a silhouette beneath pouring lip, no base stamp, only Est (3¼”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

94. Dark green jug, “Glenfiddich Pure Malt Scotch Whisky” in a white and gold t’mark featuring a stag, Est (6”) high, no base stamp, nice jug, Est $50-70.

95. Cylindrical red jug, “Haig Scotch Whisky” in black print beneath a coat of arms t’mark on both sides, base stamped “Carlton Ware”, Est (5½”) high, full gloss exterior, crazed and stained inside, Est $50-75.

96. Black jug, “Queen Anne Rare Scotch Whisky” in white print beneath a coloured portrait of a queen t’mark, base stamped “Wade pdm”, Est (5¼”) high, mint, Est $50-70.

97. Dark blue jug advertising “Dewar’s Fine Scotch Whisky” in a gold t’mark featuring a coat of arms and the “Dewar Highlander” on both sides, Est (5½”) high, base imp. “Elischer Australia”, mint, Est $50-70.

98. Small black jug, “Teacher’s Scotch Whisky – In a Class of Its Own” in gold print on both sides, no potter’s stamp, Est (3¼”) high, Est $100-125.

99. Black jug advertising “Black Bull – The Magnificent Scotch!” on a red panel on both sides featuring a bull t’mark, Est (5¼”) high, base stamped “Euroceramics”, mint, Est $50-70.

100. Black rectangular jug, “Black Bottle Whisky” in a white t’mark, base stamped “Wade pdm”, Est (5½”) high, mint, Est $30-40.

101. Powder blue jug, “Peter Dawson Scotch Whisky” in black print, base stamped “Argyll Pottery, Scotland”, 14.5cm (5¾”) high, mint, Est $120-150.

102. Yellow jug, “White Horse Fine Old Scotch Whisky” in red and black print beneath the white horse t’mark, base stamped “Seton Pottery”, 15.5cm (6¼”) high, mint, Est $40-50.

103. White jug featuring a coloured scene titled “Bass Brewery, 1834”, Est (5½”) high, base stamped “Gold Print”, mint, Est $50-70.

104. Powder blue jug, “Born 1820, Still Going Strong”, featuring the striding figure of Johnnie Walker on both sides, base stamped “Florenz”, Est (5¼”) high, mint, Est $55-75.

105. Yellow jug, “Peter Dawson Special Scotch Whisky” in black and red print on both sides, base stamped “Made in England”, Est (5¼”) high, lip repair, Est $100-130.

106. White jug, “Ambassador Scotch At Its Lightest” in red print beneath a portrait of the founder t’mark, 13.5cm (5¼”) high, base stamped with US importer’s name, mint, Est $45-65.

107. White jug featuring the two terriers on both sides advertising “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky”, base stamped “hcw”, 12.5cm (5”) high, mint, Est $80-100.

108. White jug featuring a large portrait of two terriers on both sides advertising “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky”, base stamped “James Green & Nephew”, 10cm (4”) high, mint, Est $100-125.

109. Pale yellow jug, “Macnish Scotch Whisky” in black and red print beneath pouring lip, dimples on both sides, Est (5½”) high, base stamped “Wade Regicor”, mint, Est $45-65.

110. White jug, “Macleay Duff Scotch Whisky” in black print beneath a stag’s head t’mark, base stamped “Wade pdm”, 11.5cm (4½”) high, mint, Est $35-45.

111. White jug featuring the black and white terriers which are seated on one side and running on the other, advertising “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky”, checkerboard rim, 10cm (4”) high, base stamped “James Green & Nephew”, undamaged but smoke stained, Est $175-250.

112. Pale yellow jug, “Dewar’s Fine Scotch Whisky” in red and black print featuring the coloured portrait of the “Dewar Highlander” beneath pouring lip, Est (5¼”) high, base stamped “Wade pdm”, mint, Est $45-65.

113. White jug, “Dandy Dinmont Scotch Whisky” in black and pale blue print beneath the portrait of a Dandy Dinmont dog on both sides, gilded rim with trim to handle, base stamped “Wade Regicor”, 14.5cm (5¾”) high, good cond, some light staining and interior crazing, Est $80-120.

114. White jug with circular base, “Peter Dawson Scotch Whisky” in black print around a blue and white “PD” t’mark, Est (4½”) high, base is stamped “Gray’s Pottery”, mint, Est $100-120.

115. Caramel coloured jug, “Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch Whisky” in black and gold print, featuring a golden stag as t’mark, base stamped “Buchan Portobello”, 13.5cm (5¼”) high, mint, nice jug, Est $120-150.

116. Yellow jug, “Dewar’s White Label Whisky” in black print on both sides, Est (4½”) high, base stamped “John Maddock & Sons”, very good cond, Est $150-200.

117. Beige jug, “John Jameson & Son Irish Whiskey” in black and gold print around a coloured coat of arms t’mark, base stamped “Pyola”, 11.5cm (4½”) high, mint, Est $40-50.

118. Oval bodied pale yellow jug, “King George IV Old Scotch Whisky” in blue and red print, coloured portrait of His Majesty beneath front pouring lip, Est (4¾”) high, base stamped “Wade Regicor”, one small chip to rim, Est $70-90.

119. Caramel coloured jug, “Grand Macnish Scotch Whisky” in black and red print around a coat of arms t’mark, base stamped “Buchan”, 11.5cm (4½”) high, nice jug, Est $100-130.

120. White rectangular bodied jug, “Peter Dawson Scotch Whisky” in black print beneath the blue and white “PD” t’mark, base stamped “Gray’s Pottery”, Est (5¼”) high, full gloss, a couple of small chips to base edge, Est $90-120.

121. Small off white jug, Est Walker Red Label Old Scotch Whisky” in a red and gold diagonal stripe on both sides, only Est (5¼”) high, no base stamp, scarce size, Est $80-120.

122. Small white jug featuring a coloured rectangular panel on both sides depicting Johnnie Walker reading a newspaper, base stamped with a Derbyshire potter’s mark, 11.5cm (4½”) high, mint, Est $75-100.

123. Small white jug, “White Queen Whisky” in a colourful t’mark on both sides featuring an oval portrait of the White Queen, 12.5cm (5”) high, base stamped “Staffordshire Pottery”, mint, Est $70-100.

124. White jug featuring the coloured picture of Johnnie Walker striking a golf ball while his caddy looks on with amazement, Est (6”) high, base stamped “Fine Derbyshire”, mint, Est $85-125.

125. Light beige/cream coloured jug, “Highland Queen Fine Old Scotch Whisky” in white and gold print beneath the gold portrait of the queen on horseback, 13.5cm (5¼”) high, base stamped “Buchan Portobello”, mint, Est $50-75.

126. Black jug, “Gold Thimble Fine Old Scotch Whisky” in gold print on both sides, base stamped “Wade pdm”, Est (6”) high, mint, Est $30-40.

127. Dark brown jug, “Glen Elgin Pure Highland Malt Scotch Whisky – Aged 12 Years” in gold print around a white horse t’mark, no base stamp, Est (6”) high, scarce jug, Est $50-70.

128. Black rectangular jug, “Ainslie’s Scotch Whiskies” in white print around a red gryphon t’mark, 13.5cm (5¼”) high, base imp. “Made in England”, near mint, Est $50-70.

129. Blue jug, “Glen Farclas – The Highland Malt Whisky” in gold print on both sides, Est (5½”) high, base stamped “Euroceramics”, mint, Est $40-50.

130. Black jug, “Clan Campbell – The Noble Scotch Whisky” in a white and gold t’mark, Est (6”) high, base stamped “Made in China”, mint, Est $15-20.

131. Dark brown (almost black) jug, “Wm. Grant & Sons Single Grain Scotch Whisky – Black Barrel” in white print inside a black panel, Est (6¼”) high, no potter’s mark on base, mint, scarce jug, Est $60-80.

132. Cylindrical black jug, “Findlater’s Finest Scotch Whisky” in white print beneath a golden coat of arms t’mark, base stamped “WADE pdm”, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

133. Dark green cylindrical jug, “Cutty Sark Scotch Whisky” in golden yellow print featuring a clipper ship t’mark, base stamped “WADE pdm”, Est (8”) high, Est $40-50.

134. Square bodied red jug, “Haig Scotch Whisky” in black print beneath a black coat of arms t’mark, Est (7½”) high, base stamped “Carlton Ware”, mint, Est $35-45.

135. Red “Carlton Ware” jug advertising “Haig Scotch Whisky” in black print beneath the royal coat of arms t’mark, Est (6¼”) high, mint, Est $100-130.

136. Black jug, “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky” in a circular white t’mark on both sides, gilded rim, Est (6¼”) high, base stamped “WADE pdm”, mint, Est $25-35.

137. Black cylindrical jug, “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky” in a circular white t’mark on both sides, base stamped “WADE pdm”, Est (7½”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

138. Dark green jug advertising “Passport Scotch Whisky” in large gold and white print down both sides of jug, base stamped “WADE PDM”, Est (6¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

139. Black jug, “Glenfiddich Highland Malt Scotch Whisky” in white and gold print above a golden stag t’mark, Est (7½”) high, US importer’s name on base, mint, Est $45-65.

140. Black jug, Est Walker Black Label Old Scotch Whisky” in gold print on a diagonal t’mark, base stamped “WADE pdm”, Est (7½”) high, mint, Est $40-70.

141. Khaki green jug, “Passport Scotch”, Est (8¼”) high, no base stamp, mint, Est $40-50.

142. Dark green cylindrical jug, “J & B Rare Scotch Whisky” in red and gold print, Est (6¾”) high, base stamped “WADE pdm”, mint with gilded rim, Est $45-65.

143. Black jug, “Langs Scotch Whisky” in a golden yellow and white t’mark, base stamped “WADE pdm”, Est (7½”) high, mint, Est $40-50.

144. Black cylindrical jug, “Black Bottle Scotch Whisky” in white and gold print, Est (7½”) high, base stamped “Crown Devon, England”, mint, Est $30-40.

145. Framed shop sign advertising “Woodward’s Celebrated Gripe Water” and featuring a baby with a bottle of this medicine, overall size is 48 x Est (19” x 14½”), wooden frame and under glass, water stained around edges, fair cond, Est $100-150.

146. Rectangular tin serving tray advertising “Carlton Draught” beneath a glass of this ale, c.1970, 35 x Est (14” x 10½”), near mint, Est $45-65.

147. Rectangular tin serving tray advertising “Carlton” beer featuring a pictorial t’mark of the Carlton bushman, c.1970, 35 x Est (14” x 10½”), near mint, Est $45-65.

148. Rectangular tin serving tray advertising “Carlton Light Beer” featuring a can of this ale, c.1970, 35 x Est (14” x 10½”), near mint, Est $45-65.

149. Rectangular cardboard shop display sign advertising “Huntley & Palmers Biscuits” featuring a packet of these biscuits, as well as numerous individual biscuits, 35 x Est (14” x 10”), good cond, Est $80-120.

150. Rectangular tin calendar advertising “Burma Rubber Works” featuring an illustration of a shoe and a bicycle tyre, card for month and day dates near base, 48 x Est (19” x 13”), fair cond, come corrosion to lower l/hand corner, Est $70-100.

151. Rectangular tin shop display sign advertising “Passing Show Tipped Virginia” cigarettes, featuring a gent in top hat together with a packet of these cigarettes, 50 x Est (20” x 13½”), most of face is in good cond, some nail holes as well as scuffing and wear to edges, Est $100-150.

152. Cardboard shop sign advertising “Othello-Swan Stabilio” pencils, 41 x Est (16” x 11½”), front is in good cond, stained at rear, Est $45-65.

153. Rectangular bar light advertising “Heineken” beer featuring a painting of this ale, 33 x 25 x 10cm (13” x 10” x 4”), good cond, requires new lamp globe, Est $45-65.

154. Rectangular cardboard shop display sign advertising “Sovereign Cigarettes” featuring a packet of these cigarettes, 46 x Est (18” x 11¾”), fair cond, Est $50-75.

155. Tin shop display sign advertising “Favre-Leuba” watches and clocks, 38 x Est (15” x 10¼”), good cond, Est $50-75.

156. Large cardboard shop sign advertising “Tatts Pure Mild Virginia” cigarettes, 1m x 750mm (3’3” x 2’5”), fair cond, well worn with all over scribble, scarce Australian sign, Est $100-200.

157. Boxed board titled “Blow Football” made by “Glevun Games”, comprises four blow tubes and two cardboard “nets” with goalie at front of each, complete, 1930s era, 21 x Est (8¼” x 5½”), good cond, Est $30-50.

158. “Steeplechase” boxed board game complete with interior coloured board, small cardboard roulette wheel and counters, mfd by “Chad Valley”, 1930s era, box is 22 x Est (8¾” x 4¾”), complete and in good cond, Est $30-50.

159. Red plastic rectangular wall clock advertising “Haig Scotch Whisky”, 40 x Est (16” x 11¾”), battery operated, good cond, Est $40-60.

160. Tin serving tray advertising “Victoria Bitter” in green print above a tankard of this beer, 35 x Est (14” x 11”), good cond, Est $30-45.

161. Rectangular tin shop display sign advertising “Nicholson” files featuring a picture of one file together with the display box, 33 x Est (13” x 9½”), good cond, some scratches and wear to corners, Est $100-130.

162. Burgundy coloured tin serving tray advertising “White Horse Scotch Whisky” featuring the white horse t’mark, 35cm (13¾”) square, fair cond, Est $30-45.

163. Square tin serving tray advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky” featuring the two terriers on a checkerboard design, 35cm (13¾”) square, scratched and worn, Est $30-50.

164. Square tin serving tray advertising “Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky” in white print on the black lower half section of the tray beneath the two terriers t’mark, 35cm (13¾”) square, face is in good cond, some wear to rim, Est $45-65.

165. Rectangular tin serving tray advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky” featuring the two terriers on a black background, 44 x Est (17¼” x 13”), fair cond, Est $30-45.

166. Tin calendar advertising “Ainslie’s Royal Edinburgh Scotch Whisky” in red and white print over the calendar, 27 x Est (10¾” x 9½”), complete, fair cond, Est $70-100.

167. French “Folido” model of a Ford V8 advertising “Perrier Mineral Waters”, Est (9”) in length, good cond, Est $100-150.

168. “Jim Beam” 1929 grey Ford sedan, mfd by “Regal China” in 1980, 750mL size, 35cm (14”) long, good cond, Est $200-300.

169. “1934 Jim Beam Fire Chief’s Car”, mfd by “Genuine Regal China” in 1988, 750mL size, 35cm (14”) long, good cond, Est $200-300.

170. “Jim Beam Duisenberg Car” mfd by “Genuine Regal China” in 1984, 750mL size, 48cm (19”) long, good cond, Est $300-400.

171. Rubber compound bar figure advertising “Mackinlay’s Scotch Whisky” in red and black print beneath a Scotsman sitting on a rock, Est (6¾”) high, good cond, Est $150-200.

172. Metallic gold plastic bar figure advertising “Long John Scotch Whisky” in gold relief print on a red plastic panel near front base, Est (8”) high, good cond, Est $125-165.

173. Old oval resin barrel highlighted at front with the figure of Captain Morgan, and advertising “Captain Morgan Rum”, well at top for matches, Est (6¼”) high, fair cond, scarce item, Est $100-150.

174. Rubber compound bar figure featuring a tiger advertising “Bengal Gin” in white relief print, Est (6¾”) high x Est (9”) wide, good cond, scarce figure, Est $250-350.

175. Rubber compound bar figure advertising Est Walker Scotch Whisky” on a wooden plinth beneath the striding figure of Johnnie, 39cm (15½”) high, poor cond and really needs repainting, Est $50-75.

176. Figural ceramic decanter in the shape of a Russian Cossack, Est (11¾”) high, base imp. “Alberta’s”, c.1970, very good cond, Est $50-75.

177. Scarce glass bottle advertising Est Walker” scotch whisky. The interior of this bottle has been coated in silver and features coloured striding figures of Johnnie on three exterior sides with the emb. name on one side, Est (10”) high, good cond, Est $70-100.

178. Rubber compound back bar figure advertising “Macleay Duff Scotch Whisky, 1863-1963” with stag’s head t’mark, Est (8”) high, fair cond, Est $75-125.

179. Rubber compound bar figure featuring the figure known as “Old Grandad” advertising “Younger’s Tartan Beer” on black base. The figure is holding a Union Jack in one hand, is wearing glasses, nothing in his left hand, Est $150-200.

180. Small figural ceramic decanter in the figure of a soldier advertising “Irish Mist”, Est (9”) high, good cond, Est $65-85.

181. Hand-painted resin figure depicting Long John Silver with parrot on shoulder and bottle of “Rum” in hand, 20cm (8”) high, Est $20-30.

182. Rubber compound bar figure featuring a Scotsman playing the bagpipes, advertising “Piper Scotch”, Est (7”) high, good cond, Est $50-75.

183. Porcelain bar figure advertising “Bols” gin featuring the figure of Uncle Sam seated on a barrel, Est (7”) high, mint, Est $75-125.

184. Figural spirit decanter in the form of a barman advertising “Jim Beam Whiskey”, dated 1973 and produced to celebrate the United States Bartenders’ Guild, 35cm (14”) high, good cond, cork between head of barman and neck has broken (easily repaired), Est $125-150.

185. Rubber compound back bar figure advertising “Grant’s Scotch Whisky” in yellow print on green base beneath the figure of a Scotsman, Est (10”) high, good cond, Est $150-200.

186. Figural spirit decanter in the form of a boxer advertising “Real Sippin Whiskey” on base label, 40cm (15”) high, very good cond, Est $125-175.

187. Metal bar figure featuring a waiter advertising “Schmidt’s of Philadelphia”, Est (12½”) high, good cond, Est $250-350.

188. Figural porcelain spirit decanter featuring a Scottish soldier in full uniform, titled “Black Watch Decanter”, music box base, 35cm (13¾”) high, very good cond, Est $175-225.

189. Tall ceramic decanter advertising “Clan Macintyre Special Blend Scotch Whisky” featuring a Scottish drummer, 48cm (19”) high, good cond but missing hat, Est $70-100.

190. Plastic bar figure advertising Est Walker Scotch Whisky” beneath the striding figure of Johnnie, figure is near mint complete with walking cane and monocle, 41cm (16”) high, near mint, Est $150-200.

191. Hand painted ceramic decanter advertising “Old Crow Bourbon Whiskey”, no potter’s mark, Est (13”) high, very good cond, Est $125-150.

192. Attractive circular aluminium serving tray advertising “J.D.K.Z. Geneva Gin” featuring a bottle of this spirit, Est (12½”) dia, 1950s era, near mint, Est $70-100.

193. Circular tin serving tray advertising “RGB Brandy” featuring a bottle of this spirit, c.1930s era, Est (13½”) dia, good cond, Est $70-100.

194. Circular red tin serving tray advertising “Beck’s Beer” featuring a bottle of this beer, Est (13”) dia, c.1950, good cond, some scuffing and marks, Est $50-75.

195. Brass serving tray advertising Est Walker” scotch whisky featuring the striding figure of Johnnie, Est (13½”) dia, good cond, Est $125-150.

196. Circular tin serving tray advertising “Ross’s Ginger Ale, Belfast” featuring a cylindrical cork stoppered bottle with a coloured Ross’s Ginger Ale label, c.1900, Est (12½”) dia, good cond, Est $150-200.

197. White ceramic bar figure featuring a teacher in mortar board hat advertising “Teacher’s Scotch Whisky” in gold relief print on base, Est (10”) high, good cond, Est $150-200.

198. White ceramic decanter in the form of a nun holding a bottle of “Cointreau Liqueur”, base stamped “Limoges, France”, Est (11”) high, mint, Est $125-175.

199. Figural glass decanter featuring Johnnie Walker, plastic hat, Est (11”) high, very good cond, Est $75-100.

200. White ceramic bar figure advertising “White Horse Scotch Whisky” in black relief print on both sides of base, Est (8¾”) high, good cond, smoke stained, Est $100-130.

201. Small white plastic horse on a pale yellow base advertising “White Horse Fine Old Scotch Whisky” in red and black print, Est (6”) high, good cond, Est $30-40.

202. Figural plastic bar figure advertising “White Horse Scotch Whisky” in red and black print on a yellow base beneath a white horse, Est (10”) high, good cond, Est $85-125.

203. Figural musical spirit decanter featuring a drunk leaning on a lamp post and titled “All Lit Up”, lamp post light is stopper, Est (13½”) high, music box is in good playing order, ood cond, Est $50-75.

204. Figural bar lamp featuring a drunk standing in front of a lamp post, Est (15”) high, complete with electrical fittings and cords and in working order, very good cond, Est $50-75.

205. Framed coloured print known as “Christmas Passing By” featuring an applied head of Scrooge over the top of a print depicting criminals in the stocks, wooden frame and under glass, 49 x 47cm (19½” x 18½”), very good cond, the only one of its type known, Est $400-500.

206. Pair of dolls seated on a green park bench, fully clothed, known as “Darby and Joan”. This won a first prize at the Dubbo Annual Show, it comes complete with blue show ribbon. Darby is dressed in a grey farmer’s overalls with red and green checked shirt, complete with small pipe and pencil etc, Joan is in a burgundy coloured dress with white apron and small pair of glasses in a pocket inside her apron. The overall seated height of the pair is Est (17½”), width of the seat is 40cm (16”), both in good cond, Est $300-400.

207. Small figural ceramic decanter in the figure of a soldier advertising “Liquore Galliliano” on base, hat is stopper, Est (8¾”) high, fair cond, some marks and scratches, Est $45-65.

208. Rubber compound bar figure featuring the full figure of a teacher in mortar board hat advertising “Teacher’s Scotch Whisky” in black print on base, Est (11¾”) high, fair cond, Est $150-200.

209. Small plastic bar figure in the form of a Scotsman with sword advertising “BL Gold Label Scotch Whisky” in red print on black base, Est (5½”) high, very good cond, Est $75-100.

210. Gold rubber compound bust advertising “King George IV Old Scotch Whisky” in gold print on black base, Est (8¼”) high, fair cond, some light wear to top, Est $100-130.

211. Plastic bar figure advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky” featuring the two terriers, Est (6”) high, very good cond, Est $85-125.

212. Rubber compound back bar figure with bow front advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky” in white print beneath the two terriers, Est (8”) high x Est (10”) wide at base, very good cond, Est $150-200.

213. Old plastic bar figure featuring a sailor sitting on a barrel of “Demerara Rum”, Est (7½”) high, very good cond, Est $150-200.

214. Fibreglass barrel end clock advertising “XXXX – The Popular Beer”, battery operated, 35cm (14”) dia, clock face is Est (10”) dia, good cond, 1970s era, good cond, not working, Est $100-150.

215. “Royal Doulton” cobalt blue spirit flagon advertising “King George IV” old scotch whisky, Est (6”) high to rim, Est (7½”) high with stopper, handle at rear, near mint, Est $125-150.

216. “Royal Doulton” kingsware flagon titled “Tony Weller – Bevare of the Vidders”, advertising “Dewar’s Imperial” at rear, Est (8”) high, full gloss, has a small flake to base edge, Est $150-200.

217. “Royal Doulton” kingsware flagon “Bonnie Prince Charlie” advertising “Dewar’s” at rear, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, mint, Est $200-250.

218. Ceramic bar figure advertising “Vickers Gin” featuring a rooster t’mark, Est (7½”) high, mint, Est $70-100.

219. Plastic ice bucket in the shape of a bottle of “Grand Old Parr Deluxe Scotch Whisky”, stands Est (13”) high. Top can be removed at shoulder and reveals interior ice bucket, good cond, Est $50-75.

220. Unopened 2 litre bottle Darwin stubby, complete with original box, Est (12½”)  high, bottle is mint, unopened, box is in good cond, Est $30-40.

221. Clear glass jug advertising “Girl Brand Lager Beer” in white enamelled print around an oval coloured enamelled t’mark advertising “St. Pauli-Brauerei, Bremen” featuring a female bartender carrying numerous tankards of this beer, together with gold medal awards down either side, c.1900, Est (8¾”) high, near mint, Est $150-200.

222. No lot

223. Spirit glass advertising “Daniel Crawford Finest Very Old Scotch Whisky” in diagonal print on both sides, 10cm (5”) high, mint, Est 50-75.

224. Pale blue glass ewer advertising “Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey” featuring Grecian figures, 33cm (13”) high, very good cond, Est $50-75.

225. Cylindrical decanter advertising “Bols” gin, featuring a Dutch windmill scene on front and titled “Delft Blue – Made in Holland” on base, 28cm (11”) high, mint, Est $100-130.

226. Rubber compound bar figure advertising “King George IV Old Scotch Whisky” in gold print on black base, featuring His Majesty in full regalia, 37cm (14½”) high, fair cond, Est $125-165.

227. Group of five glass insulators: 2 x large “Agee” amethyst type, each 13cm (5¼”) high; Turquoise/green “Hemingray”; Amber “A.G.M.”; and clear glass “A.G.M.”, each of these three are 10cm (4”) high, all in good cond, Est $40-60 (5).

228. Framed set of six keyring medallions advertising “Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey”, featuring past presidents of the company from 1802 to 1977, 45 x 27cm (18” x 10½”), each keyring can be removed from hook, good cond, Est $45-65.

229. Collection of 20 unopened miniature liqueur bottles which covers the range of “Gambarotta” liqueurs, most are 10cm (4”) high, double packed in a red cardboard display sleeve. The pack measures 76 x 17cm (30” x 6¾”), all bottles complete with contents in unopened cond, cardboard sleeve is in fair cond. Est $40-60 (20).

230. Square “Royal Doulton” plate featuring a castle scene titled “Harleth Castle - D5413”, 19.5cm (7¾”) dia, near mint, Est $45-65.

231. Square “Royal Winton” cake plate featuring a coloured floral border surrounding a spray of coloured flowers in centre, 22cm (8¾”) dia, very good cond, Est $40-60.

232. Square “Royal Doulton” plate featuring an English cottage scene, “D4989”, 19.5cm (7¾”) square, good cond, Est $40-50.

233. Square “Royal Winton” cake plate featuring a coloured floral border around a spray of coloured flowers, 22cm (8¾”) square, very good cond, Est $45-65.

234. Square “Royal Winton” plate featuring an old church scene titled “Bolton Abbey”, 22.5cm (8 ¾”) dia, near mint, Est $45-65.

235. Pair of glazed bisque china condiments, chef and assistant, 7cm (2¾”) high, mint, c.1910, Est $45-65.

236. Miniature “Wade” figure of a girl in windswept dress, 4.5cm (1¾”) high, mint, Est $15-20.

237. Miniature “Wade” figure depicting a fawn, only 2cm (1¼”) high, mint, Est $15-20.

238. Miniature “Wade” monkey, 4cm (1½”) high, mint, Est $15-20.

239. “Royal Doulton” tiny character jug, “Old Charlie”, mint, Est $70-100.

240. Miniature size “Royal Doulton Lobster Man” character jug, 7.5cm (3”) high, mint, Est $70-100.

241. Miniature size “Sterling” character jug titled “Granny” at rear, 7cm (2¾”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

242. “Maling” savoury dish featuring coloured flowers on each end over a caneware design, 27 x 13cm (10½” x 5¼”), mint, Est $65-85.

243. Pale blue stoneware harvest ware jug featuring emb. illustrations of tavern scenes and galloping horses, hinged pewter lid, collar and handle, base imp. “W. Ridgway & Co. Hanley, October 1, 1835”, 20cm (8”) high to top of handle, very good cond, Est $150-200.

244. “Royal Standard” coffee pot featuring a green and pink countryside scenes, titled “Spring’s Gift”, 19cm (7½”) high, near mint, some light wear to gilding on handle, Est $45-65.

245. Porcelain European biscuit barrel featuring coloured illustrations of birds on both sides, EPNS top, lid and handle, base stamped “Schwarzburg”, 15cm (6") high to top rim, good cond, Est $60-90.

246. Burgundy coloured jug featuring a palm tree, “Beswick England – 1074” on base, 18cm (7”) high, very good cond, faint 2cm hairline to rim above handle, Est $50-70.

247. Large teal blue “Carlton Ware Bleu Royale” jug featuring a plain mottled pale blue body with gilded handle, rim and base edge, 23cm (9”) high, mint, Est $150-200.

248. “Royal Doulton” bread plate featuring an Arabian scene, imp. “8-(19)29” and numbered “V4745”, 12.5cm (5”) square, mint, Est $30-40.

249. “Royal Doulton” bread plate featuring an Arabian scene, imp. “8-(19)29” and numbered “V4745”, 12.5cm (5”) square, mint, Est $30-40.

250. “Royal Doulton” bowl featuring an Arabian scene, “G4745”, 19.5cm (7¾”) dia, mint, Est $65-85.

251. “Royal Doulton” bread plate featuring an Arabian scene, imp. “8-(19)29” and numbered “V4745”, 12.5cm (5”) square, mint, Est $30-40.

252. “Royal Doulton” bread plate featuring an Arabian scene, imp. “8-(19)29” and numbered “V4745”, 12.5cm (5”) square, mint, Est $30-40.

253. Four “Tuscan Fine Bone China” bread plates featuring a gilded all over floral pattern with gilded rims, 17.5cm (6¾”) dia, all mint, Est $30-40 (4).

254. “Aynsley” breakfast trio featuring coloured roses and gilded rims, mint, Est $40-60.

255. Large “Royal Staffordshire Pottery” grandfather cup and saucer titled “Take Ye a Cuppe o’ Kindnesse for Auld Lang Syne” in deep red print on rim of cup, the saucer is 21cm (8¼”) dia, cup is 9cm (3½”) high x 15cm (6") dia at top rim, covered with hand-painted and transfer printed floral and scenic decoration, very good cond, Est $75-125.

256. “Minton” coffee cup and saucer featuring sprays of coloured flowers, titled “Marlow” on base, mint, with gilded rims, Est $20-30.

257. “Royal Worcester” toothpick holder with two butter dishes decorated with pink roses, base stamped “Marissa, © 1974”, toothpick holder is 7cm (2¾”) high, butter dishes are both 10cm (4”) dia, gilded rims, all mint, Est $25-35 (3).

258. Pair of “Minton” bone china candle holders featuring sprays of coloured flowers with gold rims, each 8cm (3”) high x 7cm (2¾”) dia, both mint, Est $45-65.

259. Four pale yellow “Royal Winton” coffee cups and saucers featuring pink and green floral handles, one cup has a base edge chip, the other cups are crazed inside, the four saucers are near mint, Est $30-45 (4).

260. Pair of “Beswick” butter dishes featuring pink flowers around a pale yellow centre with groove for butter knife on one side, both stamped with mfr’s name on base and number “628”, one in good cond, the other near mint, Est $45-65 (2).

261. Three pieces of “Carlton Ware”: (1) Triangular shaped yellow dish featuring pink apple blossom. (2) Small pale yellow leaf shaped dish featuring pink apple blossom. (3) Small aqua dish featuring mauve flowers. The large dish is 18cm (7”) dia and the two small dishes are each about 10cm (4”) dia, good to mint cond, Est $50-70 (3).

262. Three small “Royal Doulton” butter dishes: “Wilton”; “Bushflowers”; and “Nasturtium”, 10cm (4”) dia, near mint to mint cond, Est $30-50 (3).

263. Off-white porcelain wall vase featuring blue floral decoration, no base stamp, 22cm (8¾”) high x 8cm (3¼”) wide, good gloss, has an old short 2cm hairline to corner, Est $30-40.

264. Three small different “Royal Doulton” dishes featuring floral and fruit designs, gilded rims, each is 12cm (4¾”) dia, very good to mint cond, Est $35-45 (3)

265. Three small pale yellow “Carlton Ware” leaf shaped dishes, one featuring snapdragons and is 14cm (5½”) dia. The two smaller dishes feature pink flowers and are both 10cm (4”) dia, very good to mint cond, Est $50-75 (3).

266. Collection of 8 different wooden dress pattern blocks which feature different patterns for dressmaking, the largest is 18 x 15cm (7” x 6") and the smallest is 16 x 3cm (6¼” x 1¼”), fair to good cond, Est $30-50 (8).

267. Good collection of locks and keys, comprising 14 locks and approx 50 keys, ranging in size from 20mm (3/4”) to 12.5cm (4¾”). Four of the locks have keys although the others may have keys in this lot but we haven’t tried to match them. Cond varies from fair to very good, Est $75-150.

268. Pair of authentic Australian convict leg irons, 26” in length, each iron is 10cm (4”) dia, one side imp. “H. Latt”, c.1850, fair cond, no key, Est $250-350. (This pair of leg irons has been the property of a local southern NSW family for many years.)

269. Egyptian silver bowl covered in floral decoration, 24cm (9½”) dia x 5cm (2”) deep, good cond, Est $50-75.

270. 1 litre size clear glass “Castrol XL” oil bottle with plastic lid advertising “Castrol” in the red and green t'mark, 35.5cm (14”) high, near mint, complete with cap, Est $40-60.

271. Clear glass quart size “Castrol” oil bottle complete with tin lid advertising “Castrol” in the red and green tmark, overall stands 37cm (14½”) high, glass bottle and tin lid both near mint, Est $100-150.

272. Set of Stillard scales complete with 7lb weights, length of measuring arm is 66cm (26”), complete with three hooks as well as hook for weight, good cond, Est $100-150.

273. Square tin toy “Snoopy” jack-in-a-box, mfd by Mattel in 1966, box is 14cm (5½”) square and when the tiny lever at front is pressed Snoopy pops out, fair cond, Snoopy is missing his big black ears, Est $30-50.

274. Wooden coal scuttle featuring a hand-carved leaf motif on hinged door. Brass mounted wooden handle on top with small brass knob on door, complete with interior tin liner, 35cm (14”) high x 43 x 33cm (17” x 13”) at base, good cond, complete with metal ash scoop at rear, Est $120-160.

275. Butcher’s meat cleaver imp. “I. Wilson, Sheffield, England” on one side, the blade length is 25cm (10”), overall length is 42cm (16½”), fair cond, flake to the wooden part of one side of the handle, Est $40-60.

276. Three “Guinness” items: (1) & (2) Plastic birthday cake decoration featuring a bottle of Guinness and two tankards on each small oval plaque, bottles are 8cm (3¼”) high. One missing a tankard. (3) Unopened miniature bottle of “Guinness” ale mounted on a small wooden wall mount which is 16cm (6¼”) high x 6cm (2¼”) wide, the bottle itself is only 8.5cm (3¼”) high, good cond, Est $30-50 (3).

277. Aqua quart size fruit jar, “Triumph Fruit Jar” complete with lid and wire bail, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, very good cond, Est $30-40.

278. Clear half pint jar advertising “Agee Special”, aluminium screw on cap, 11cm (4½”) high, very good cond, Est $20-30.

279. 1995 McDonald’s promotional mug, “The Pirate”, good cond, Est $10-15.

280. 1995 McDonald’s promotional mug, “Coyote”, good cond, Est $10-15.

281. Large rubber compound back bar figure featuring the two terriers, titled “Black & White Scotch Whisky” in white relief print on rim of base, 60 x 80cm (24” x 31½”), fair cond, no major damage however there is some flaking to the black dog and black base, would look good after a new paint job, Est $600-900.

282. Pair of original large fireside Staffordshire dogs, white with black eyes and noses and gilded collars, 31cm (12¼”) high, c.1860, both in good cond, some light wear to gilding, Est $400-600.

283. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “Riverine Brewery Co., Deniliquin”, heavily emb., 23cm (9”) high, near mint, Est $15-20.

284. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “J.J. Howell & Sons, Cordial Maker, Narrandera” in a circular t'mark, 22cm (8¾”)  high, machine made but looks like it’s never been used, lovely colour and in mint cond, Est $20-30.

285. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “T.S. Bell & Son, Wagga”, bell t'mark, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, good cond, some minor scuffing and marks, Est $20-30.

286. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “Goodfellow & Co., Ballarat”, horse head t'mark, 23cm (9”) high, near mint, Est $25-35.

287. Clear glass 13oz. c/s, “The Innisfail Aerated Water & Ice Co. Ltd.” with horse head t'mark, 22cm (8¾”) high, slightly cloudy inside, a couple of tiny bruises to front, Est $25-35.

288. Clear glass 13oz. c/s, “J.M. Crothers Lemonade, Yarrawonga” in three vertical lines, 23cm (9”) high, good cond, Est $15-25.

289. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “Tango Joe, Cordial Maker, Griffith”, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, mint, Est $20-25.

290. Aqua 7oz. c/s, “Roberts Cordial Works, Cunnamulla”, 19cm (7½”) high, good cond, slightly cloudy inside, Est $15-20.

291. Clear glass 7oz. c/s, “A. Deans & Co., Ararat” around a monogram t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, nice mint bottle, Est $30-40.

292. Clear glass 7oz. c/s, “Geo. Hay, Colac Aerated Water Co.” in a circular t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, good cond, Est $15-20.

293. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “W.J. Thornley, Horsham” around a monogram t'mark, 23cm (9”) high, mint, nice bottle, Est $20-30.

294. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “E. Starling, Dalby” with starling t'mark, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, some light tip staining and opalescence, small lip chip, Est $25-35.

295. Clear glass 13oz. c/s, “Williams & Son, Chinchilla” with rabbit t'mark, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, full gloss exterior, well emb., some light interior stains, nice bottle, Est $50-75.

296. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “E.B. Barnett High Class Waters, Stawell”, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, full gloss, small bruise on front base edge, Est $15-20.

297. Clear glass 13oz. c/s, “W.A.R. Chiselett Merbein Cordial Works” in a circular t'mark, 23cm (9”) high, very good cond, Est $15-20.

298. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “Hamilton Aerated Water Co. Vic.” emb. just below shoulder, 23cm (9”) high, slightly cloudy, good cond, Est $15-20.

299. Aqua 7oz. c/s, “Metro Superior Aerated Waters, Perth, W.A.”, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, near mint, Est $15-20.

300. Clear glass 7oz. c/s, “G. & D. M. Luscomdes Cordial Factory, Chinchilla” in a circular t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, very good cond, Est $15-20.

301. Clear glass 7oz. c/s, “J. Corones, Quilpie” around a monogram t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, fair cond, some light interior staining, Est $15-20.

302. Clear glass 13oz. c/s, “Moglia & Smith, Temora” with galloping horse t'mark, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, very good cond, Est $30-40.

303. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “Lincoln & Co. Limited, Narrandera, Hay, Hillston, Jerilderie” with drover t'mark, 23cm (9”) high, good cond, Est $30-40.

304. Clear glass 13oz. c/s featuring vertical ribbing around shoulder and near base, “S.W. Adams, Broken Hill”, 22cm (8¾”) high, mint, Est $15-20.

305. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “A. Rosel Lemonade, Echuca”, 23cm (9”) high, mint, Est $15-20.

306. Aqua 13oz. c/s, “N.G. Maguire, Cordial Maker, Narrandera” heavily emb. in a circular t'mark, 22cm (8¾”) high, mint, nice bottle, Est $25-35.

307. Clear glass 26oz. c/s, “A. Hemley & Son, Callawadda via Stawell”, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $25-35.

308. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “A. Rosel, Echuca”, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, slightly cloudy inside, Est $20-30.

309. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “A. Deans & Co., Ararat” around a monogram t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, good cond, some light wear to heavy embossing and scuffing, Est
$15-25.

310. Clear glass 26oz. c/s, “W.A.R. Chiselett’s Merbein Cordial Works, Merbein” in an oval t'mark featuring a bunch of grapes, 28cm (11”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

311. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “Goodfellow & Co. Pty. Ltd. Ballarat” with horse head t'mark, 25.5cm (10”) high, very good cond, Est $20-30.

312. Clear glass 26oz. c/s, “Eberhard & Co., Clunes & Talbot”, large crown t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, mint, Est $20-30.

313. Pale aqua 26oz. c/s, “J.C. Franklin & Co. Pty. Ltd., Geelong” in a circular t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, good cond, Est $15-25.

314. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “Les. Bray, St. Arnaud” around a monogram t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, heavily emb., good cond, Est $20-30.

315. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “C. Pritchard Lemonade, Griffith” in an oval t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, mint, looks unused, Est $20-30.

316. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “G. Butchart Junr, Mildura” emb. vertically with a monogram t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, some scuffing and marks, Est $15-20.

317. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “W.J. Thornley, Horsham” around a monogram t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, good cond, Est $15-20.

318. Clear glass 26oz. c/s, “D. Lindmer & Son, Dimboola” in a circular t'mark, 28cm (11”) high, mint, Est $20-30.

319. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “R.J. Reeves, Warrnambool”, 28cm (11”) high, very good cond, Est $15-20.

320. Aqua 26oz c/s, “I. Richards Aerated Waters, Stawell” in a circular t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $15-20.

321. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “R. Mosley, Melbourne” with world globe t'mark, 25.5cm (10”) high, full gloss but has a lip bruise, Est $10-15.

322. Clear glass 26oz. c/s with red and white enamel label advertising “Jaydee Sparkling Drinks”, 28cm (11”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

323. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “Brown’s Cordials, Griffith, NSW” in a circular t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, nice colour and in good cond, Est $20-30.

324. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “Zed Manfg Co., Albury” in script print, 29.5cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

325. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “E.G. Smallhorn & Co., Cordial Makers, Hay” in a circular t'mark, 28.5cm (11¼”) high, near mint, Est $20-30.

326. Clear glass 26oz. c/s, “Moglia & Smith, Temora” with galloping horse t'mark, 25.5cm (10”) high, near mint, Est $30-40.

327. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “Denham & Co. Griffith” with grapes t'mark, 28.5cm (11¼”) high, good cond, Est $25-35.

328. Aqua 26oz. c/s, “J.J. Howell, Cordial Maker, Narrandera” in a circular t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, mint, Est $15-20.

329. Deep aqua 26oz c/s featuring a horseshoe inside an oval t'mark, titled “Property of the Perth Glass Works, W.A.”, 31cm (12¼”)  high, good cond, Est $35-45.

330. 26oz deep aqua c/s, horseshoe t'mark, advertising “Property of the Perth Glassworks, W.A.”, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $25-35.

331. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “W. Woodroofe Ltd. Norwood”, 26cm (10¼”) high, good cond, Est $10-15.

332. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “M.A. Whittaker, Maryborough” with small diamond t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, good cond, some tip staining and scuffing, Est $15-20.

333. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “Barrett Bros. North Fitzroy” with monogram t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, heavily embossed, good cond, Est $15-20.

334. Aqua 26oz. internal thread, “T.O. Hunter, Bendigo”, greyhound t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, near mint, Est $30-45.

335. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “Goodfellow & Co., Ballarat” with horse head t'mark, heavily emb., 25.5cm (10”) high, good cond, Est $30-40.

336. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “Slades, North Fitzroy” around a monogram t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, good body gloss, has a couple of lip chips, Est $15-25.

337. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “Barrett Bros. North Fitzroy” with monogram t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, near mint, Est $15-25.

338. Clear glass 26oz. internal thread, “Wangaratta Brewery Pty. Ltd.”, 26cm (10¼”) high, full gloss, small lip flake, Est $15-20.

339. 26oz. cork stoppered cordial, “Bickford’s Cordials” in script vertical print, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

340. Clear glass 26oz. cork seal cylindrical bottle, “Dyason Son & Co., Melbourne” with emu t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, fair cond, slightly cloudy inside, small chip to front r/h base and a tiny chip to rear shoulder, Est $20-30.

341. Square bodied aqua 26oz. spirit bottle, “Charles Wright & Son Ltd. Special Irish Whiskey, Wirksworth, Leith & London” emb. in three vertical lines on one
panel, 27cm (10½”) high, good cond, heavily emb., some light inside staining, Est $25-35.

342. Aqua 26oz. lamont, “Marchant & Co. Australia”, wagon wheel t'mark, 26cm (10¼”) high, good cond, some light opalescence, Est $70-100.

343. Aqua 26oz. square bodied cordial, “John Cawsey & Co. Ltd., Sydney & Brisbane”, 28cm (11”) high, nice bottle in very good cond, dated 1922 on base, Est $25-35.

344. Square bodied 26oz. cordial bottle, “Arthur Stirling & Co. Sydney”, featuring scroll decoration on two sides, 26cm (10¼”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

345. Nice aqua 26oz. “O.T.” cordial featuring the pepper t'mark, 29.5cm (11¾”) high, near mint, Est $20-30.

346. 26oz. clear glass “Holbrook & Co.” sauce bottle, 34cm (13½”) high, good cond, Est $15-20.

347. Clear glass 7oz. c/s soft drink bottle, “Golden Circle Pure Pineapple Juice” in a green and white enamelled t'mark, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, near mint, Est $20-30.

348. Clear glass 7oz. c/s, “C.J. Glover, Bendigo”, coat of arms t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, machine made top, near mint, Est $20-30.

349. Clear glass 7oz. c/s skittle, “Lincoln & Co. Limited, Narrandera, Hay, Hillston, Jerilderie” with drover t'mark, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, good gloss to exterior, some minor marks, Est $25-35.

350. Olive amber 6oz. c/s, “Property of Deep Springs, Daylesford”, heavily emb., 20cm (8”) high, very good cond, nice bottle, Est $50-75.

351. Dark amber 5oz. c/s, “Deep Springs, Daylesford Spa”, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, machine made top, Est $30-40.

352. Olive amber 13oz. c/s, “Property of the West Aust. Glass Mfrs Ltd.”, barrel t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, good cond, Est $15-25.

353. Dark amber 6oz. c/s, “E. Rowlands Pty. Ltd.” emb. vertically on bottle, 20cm (8”) high, very good cond, Est $20-30.

354. Dark amber 5oz. c/s, “Property of the West Aust. Glass Mfr’s Ltd”, barrel t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

355. Green 5oz. c/s, “Schweppes” emb. on shoulder and vertically down bottle, 20cm (8”) high, good cond, couple of small lip chips, Est $15-20.

356. Dark green 26oz. r/s beer, “M.B.C.V.” in a large spade t'mark beneath “Tasia”, 30cm (11¾”) high, almost full gloss, some minor marks and scratches, Est $30-45.

357. Dark green 26oz. r/s beer, “Adelaide Bottle Co-operative Company Limited”, pickaxe t'mark, 31cm (12¼”) high, almost full gloss, heavily emb., very good cond, Est $25-35.

358. 26oz. olive green r/s beer, “P. & F.-B.E. Co. Ltd. (Perth & Fremantle)” in a diamond shaped t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $10-20.

359. Dark olive green r/s beer, sandblasted “Coghlan & Tulloch, Ballarat” with phoenix t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, fair cond, undamaged, wear to body, Est $20-30.

360. Amber 26oz. cork stoppered wine bottle, “Mildara” in a diamond shaped t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $15-20.

361. Dark amber (almost black glass) cork stoppered spirit bottle emb. “Watsons No. 10 Whisky” just below shoulder, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $10-20.

362. Amber 26oz. bottle “A. Rayner & Sons, Perth – Reindeer Brand” featuring a reindeer t'mark, screw top, mid 1920s era, 29cm (11½”) high, very good cond, Est $30-40.

363. Attractive bottle green high shouldered c/s beer, “M.B.C.V.” inside a spade t'mark on lower half of body, 30cm (11¾”) high, very good cond, Est $20-30.

364. Amber 26oz. high shouldered c/s beer, “Resch’s Limited, Sydney” featuring the lion over barrel t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, very good cond, Est $15-25.

365. Dark amber 26oz. high shouldered c/s beer, “ABA Harrison Abbotsford Brewery, Victoria”, 31cm (12¼”) high, fair cond, large bruise on inside of bottle at centre of t'mark, Est $10-15.

366. Dark amber 26oz. c/s beer featuring a barrel inside an oval t'mark, “Property of the Perth & Fremantle Bottle Exchange”, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

367. Amber 26oz. c/s beer, “Resch’s Limited, Sydney” featuring the lion over barrel t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, good cond, large bruise on lower r/h base edge, Est $10-15.

368. Dark amber cordial bottle, “Brooke’s Lemos Limited” on front panel, dated 1926 on one of side panels, 28cm (11”) high, near mint, Est $30-40.

369. 26oz. green c/s beer, “Resch’s Limited, Sydney” featuring the lion over barrel t'mark, 30.5cm (12”) high, very good cond, Est $15-25.

370. Deep olive amber 26oz. c/s with heavily emb. t'mark featuring a barrel inside an oval, “Property of the Perth & Fremantle Bottle Exchange”, 30cm (11¾”) high, very good cond, Est $30-40.

371. Deep olive green 26oz. c/s, “Property of O.T. Ltd. Melbourne”, featuring a hot pepper t'mark, 31cm (12¼”) high, very good cond, Est $30-40.

372. Tall teal green c/s beer with horseshoe t'mark, advertising “Property of the Perth Glass Works, W.A.”, 34cm (13½”) high, very good cond, Est $40-50.

373. Nice aqua 26oz. c/s, “Property of the Perth Glass Works, W.A.” beneath a horse shoe t'mark, this is the tall version, 33.5cm (13¼”) high, good exterior gloss, some light interior staining, Est $30-45.

374. Deep aqua (teal green) 26oz. c/s, horseshoe t'mark, “Property of the Perth Glass Works, W.A.”. This is one of the earlier ones, 29.5cm (11¾”) high, very good cond, Est $30-40.

375. Deep olive amber 26oz. c/s beer, “P.& F.B.E.Co. (Perth & Fremantle)” inside a barrel t'mark, 29.5cm (11¾”) high, good cond, Est $15-25.

376. Olive green 26oz. c/s beer, “M.B.C.V. Country” in a large spade t'mark, 30cm (11¾”) high, near mint, Est $15-25.

377. Amber 26oz. c/s, “C.E.B. – Queensland” in binoculars t'mark, 29.5cm (11¾”), very good cond, Est $20-30.

378. Amber 26oz. bottle, “G. Hall & Sons, Norwood, S.A.” around a monogram t'mark, 28cm (11”) high, good cond, some marks and scratches, Est $15-25.

379. Amber 26oz. bottle, “Silver Rose Aerated Waters” featuring a rose t'mark, “Property of Silver Rose Aerated Water Co. Perth”, 28cm (11”) high, near mint, Est $45-65.

380. Aqua 13oz codd, “G.A. Billson, Melbourne” featuring crossed axes t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, near mint, Est $100-130.

381. Aqua 13oz. codd, “Tango Joe, Cordial Maker, Griffith” emb. in three vertical lines, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, near mint, Est $50-75.

382. Aqua 13oz. codd, “T.O. Hunter, Bendigo” with greyhound running on the vertical t'mark, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, near mint, Est $35-50.

383. Aqua 13oz. codd, “J. Eastman & Co.”, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, undamaged and in fair cond, Est $30-40.

384. Aqua 13oz. codd, “Wilcox Bros. Dandenong”, palm tree t'mark, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, good cond, some light scuffing to t'mark, Est $100-150.

385. Aqua 13oz codd, “F.P. Thornton, Lithgow” with galloping horse t'mark, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, very good cond, Est $100-150.

386. Aqua 13oz. codd, “Crowder & Letchford, Perth” with rampant lion t'mark, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, undamaged, tip stained, Est $50-75.

387. Aqua 13oz. lamont, “J. Eastman & Co.”, 22cm (8¾”) high, mint exterior, some minor interior staining, Est $25-35.

388. Aqua 13oz. codd, “J. Parkinson, Wollongong” around “J.P.” inside a circle t'mark, 20cm (8”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

389. Aqua triangular bodied bottle, “Little’s Soluble Phenyle” on r/h side panel, 17cm (6¾”) high, undamaged, some tip staining, Est $20-30.

390. Aqua 13oz. schnapps, “M.P. Pollen & Zoon Aromatic Schnapps, Schiedam”, 20cm (8”) high, good cond, some inside staining, Est $25-35.

391. Aqua 13oz. vinegar bottle, “The R.F.D. & Perth Vinegar Brewery – Swan Products” with swan t'mark, external thread top, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, nice aqua mint bottle, Est $30-40.

392. Aqua 13oz. sauce, “Studley Preserving Co. Pty. Ltd.” in vertical print, 22.5cm (8¾”) high, mint, Est $10-15.

393. Light amethyst chutney bottle, “Cunliff & Paterson” around a heart shaped t'mark, 23cm (9”) high, near mint, Est $25-35.

394. Aqua 13oz. sauce, “H. Jones & Co. I.X.L. Hobart & Sydney” in an oval t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, 80% gloss to exterior, interior staining, Est $15-20.

395. Pale amethyst 13oz. sauce, “Rosella Preserving Co.”, rosella t'mark, 24.5cm (9¾”) high, good exterior gloss, some interior staining, Est $20-30.

396. Clear 13oz. sauce, “Peacock Jam Company Ltd. Newtown”, 25cm (10”) high, good exterior gloss, some light inside staining, Est $20-30.

397. Clear glass chutney, “Rosella Chutney, Melbourne” with rosella t'mark, 22cm (8¾”) high, undamaged, machine made top, good cond, Est $15-20.

398. Deep emerald green square glass bottle, “J.A.J. Nolet’s Aromatic Schnapps, Schiedam”, applied glass top, 24.5cm (9¾”) high, good gloss and in good cond, Est $25-35.

399. Clear glass “W. & A. Gilbey Silver Stream Schnapps”, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, almost full gloss, some minor inside staining, Est $50-75.

400. Deep amber octagonal bodied glass gin titled “J.A. Gilka, Berlin”, 24.5cm (9¾”) high, almost full gloss, good cond, Est $25-35.

401. Collection of 10 goldfields blacks, river found, 1850s era, includes ales and stouts and two case gins (one of which is free-blown). The small black is only 21cm (8¼”) high, while the tallest ale is 29cm (11½”) high. Two with emb. bases, one titled “Powell & Co. Bristol”, the tallest bottle in the group emb. on base “Wm. Milne & Co., Glasgow”. All are undamaged, some water wear, some nice crude bottles in this lot, Est $50-100 (10).

402. Square dark green 26oz. “Burke’s Schnapps, Schiedam”, almost full gloss, applied glass top, good cond, Est $20-30.

403. Light green square case bottle, “J.J.W. Peters” featuring a dog with bird in mouth, 22cm (8¾”) high, good gloss to exterior, cloudy inside, Est $45-65.

404. Dark green (black glass) case gin, “v Marken & Co.”, 24cm (9½”) high, almost full gloss, a few rub marks, Est $45-65.

405. Half size black glass case gin, “E. Kiderlen”, applied top, 24.5cm (9¾”) high, undamaged, scuffed and scratched, Est $25-35.

406. Dark green case gin, “JDKZ” on front panel, 26cm (10¼”) high, almost full gloss, very good cond, Est $25-35.

407. Dark green (black glass) case gin, “John de Kuyper & Son, Rotterdam” in three vertical lines on front panel, 27cm (10½”) high, almost full gloss, good cond, Est $35-50.

408. Nice old free-blown case gin with paddled sides, 23cm (9”) high, undamaged, some dull spots and minor marks, Est $40-60.

409. Clear glass 7oz. baby feeder, “Glessco”, 20cm (8”) long, near mint, Est $30-40.

410. Clear glass 7oz. baby feeder, “Popular”, 20cm (8”) long, good cond, slightly cloudy interior, Est $25-35.

411. Clear glass baby feeder, “Griptight”, 20cm (8”) long, very good cond, Est $25-35.

412. Clear glass 7oz. baby feeder, “Queens”, 20cm (8”) long, near mint, Est $30-40.

413. Soft-covered 700+ page book titled “Mac’s Victorian and Tasmanian Trade Directory, 1950-51”, published by Mac’s Publishing Company, Sydney in 1951. This trade directory lists known trade businesses in Melbourne and Tasmania during this period, numerous advertisements, together with full page maps of Melbourne and Suburbs, 24 x 18cm (9½” x 7”) fair cond, Est $50-70.

414. Soft-covered 248 page book titled “Water for Every Farm Using the Keyline Plan” by P.A. Yeomans, published by the Second Back Row Press, Katoomba in 1981. This book describes the process of Keyline irrigation with numerous chapters describing the plans, channels and construction of different dams and lines, well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs and diagrams, 22 x 14cm (8¾” x 5½”), scarce book, good cond, Est $70-100.

415. 80 page octavo booklet titled “Duck Shooting in Australia” by Syd Osborne, published by Norman Hudson, Sydney, in 1955. This first edition features information on the different ducks and wild fowl and their identification, plus chapters on stalking, night shooting, building hides and covers, gun dogs and arms and information. Well illustrated throughout, 21.5 x 13cm (8½” x 5¼”), complete and in fair cond, repaired spine, Est $25-35.

416. Soft-covered 105 page book produced for the Boy Cubs, featuring the map of Australia and aboriginal drawings in orange and black on front cover, published by the Lilydale District. This book is probably a regional production which welcomes Cubs to the great world wide brotherhood of scouts. It contains a history of the Scout movement, including the biography of Lord Baden-Powell, as well as many other chapters such as the investiture of a Cub; achievement badges; home and road safety; first aid, etc, 21 x 16.5cm (8¼” x 6½”), good cond, scarce book, Est $40-60.

417. Soft-covered 324 page book titled “The Crimes of the First Fleet Convicts” by John Cobley, published by Angus & Robertson in 1984. This book details the numerous crimes carried out by convicts from the First Fleet, 21.5 x 14cm (8½” x 5½”), coloured front cover protected by mylar plastic cover, good cond, scarce book, Est $30-45.

418. Small hard covered 288 page book titled “The Observer’s Book of Automobiles” by L.A. Manwaring, published by Frederick Warne, London and New York in 1957. This book covers details with half-tone illustrations, 102 different automobiles, and includes 254 photographs, 90 sketches and 53 company logos of the automobiles available to the public during the 1950s. 15 x 9.5cm (6” x 3¾”), complete with original dust jacket, good cond, dust jacket has some minor wear and tear, tightly bound, Est $50-75.

419. Small 64 page booklet titled “British Lorries” by E.J. Smith, published in London by Ian Allan Ltd during the mid 1950s. This booklet illustrates with the use of half-tone photographs all the numerous major British brands of lorries being marketed during this period, 15 x 10cm (6” x 4”), scarce book, Est $50-75.

420. Small 72 page booklet titled “British Cars” by John Dudley, published by Ian Allan Ltd in about 1956. This well illustrated booklet features most of the numerous major British automobiles being marketed in the world during that period, 15 x 10cm (6” x 4”), good cond, Est $25-35.

421. Small 56 page booklet titled “American Cars” by John Dudley, published by Ian Allan Ltd in about 1953. This book illustrates the numerous main American automobiles being sold throughout the world during the early 1950s, well illustrated with half-tone photographs, 15.5 x 10cm (6” x 4”), very good cond, Est $25-35.

422. 96 page soft covered booklet titled “The Holden Heritage”, published by General Motors Holden in 1990. This book details the history of the Holden in Australia and is well illustrated with half-tone photographs throughout, coloured front cover, 21.5 x 16cm (8½” x 6¼”), very good cond, Est $16-20.

423. Hard-covered 144 page book titled “Bendigo’s Gold Mining Revival, 1929-1954” by James A. Lerk, published by J. & E. Lerk, Golden Square, Victoria in 1997. This volume is a brief summary of the mining companies that operated in Bendigo during the 1929-1954 period and is illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, maps and sketches. Signed by the author and dated 1997, cloth covers with original dust jacket now protected with a mylar plastic cover, 31 x 22cm (12” x 8¾”), very good cond, Est $100-150.

424. Hard-covered 334 page book titled “Reader’s Digest Book of Historic Australian Towns”, photographs by Robin Morrison, 1st edition published in 1982. Fifty town are represented in the Reader’s Digest Book of Historic Australian towns. Each has been chosen because of its historical significance. Beautifully illustrated throughout with colour photographs, engravings, maps and sketches. 31 x 24cm (12” x 9½”), very good cond, with original dust jacket, Est $25-35.

425. Hard-covered 222 page book titled “The Bushman’s Handcrafts” by R.M. Williams, published by Cockington, Adelaide, in 1988. This book describes bushman’s handcrafts gathered by three generations of leather workers. No secrets have been withheld and the book has largely been written to answer the kind of queries that people have had for years. Chapters on tanning and fur dressing, rawhide handcraft, saddlery, how to shoe a horse, leather carving, plaiting, and how to make a whip. Superbly illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, diagrams and sketches, 25 x 16cm (9¾” x 6¼”), very good cond, protected with a mylar clear plastic cover, scarce book, Est $70-100.

426. Hard-covered 454 page book titled “William Burgess and the High Victorian Dream” by J. Mordaunt Crook, published by John Murray in 1981 and signed by the author and dated 10th November 1984. When William Burgess died in 1881 he was widely regarded as the most brilliant architect/designer of his generation. Brilliant, but eccentric, unstable and extravagant, he was a pre-Raphaelite architect, and like his pre-Raphaelite friends he sought an artistic holy grail in a Victorian vision of the Middle Ages. Profusely illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, colour plates and line drawings, this is a rare book. Original dust jacket now protected with clear plastic mylar cover, very good cond, Est $500-750.

427. Hard-covered 422 page book titled “Steam-ships and their Stories” by R.A. Fletcher, published in London by Sidgwick & Jackson in 1910. This well illustrated book details the history of the steamship from the first “P.& O.” ship through to primitive paddle boats and other paddle steamers, contains 150 illustrations, coloured frontispiece. Green cloth covers, 25 x 18cm (10” x 7”), tight spine, some foxing, otherwise in good cond, Est $150-200.

428. Hard-covered 294 page book titled “Australia, New Zealand and some Islands of the South Seas” by Frank Carpenter, published by Doubleday, Page & Company in 1924. In this book the author traces his world travels through Australia, New Zealand, Thursday Island, the Samoas, New Guinea, the Fijis and Tonga. Illustrated with 126 original half-tone photographs, inside cover features a map of the author’s travels, 23 x 16cm (9” x 6¼”), good cond, some light wear to cloth covers, Est $40-60.

429. Hard-covered 344 page book titled “The Great Rifle Controversy – Search for the Ultimate Infantry Weapon from WW2 to Vietnam and Beyond” by Edward Ezell, published by Stackpole Books in Harrisburg, USA and distributed in Australia through its Port Melbourne office. After WW2 the quest began for a new rifle to replace the Garand M1. It was to be a long search filled with frustration and failure. In this account the author traces the underlying problems, unrealistic military requirements, poor management, disputes, congressional problems, and the failings of the commercial producers, which delayed the delivery of the M14 for many years. Illustrated throughout with numerous half-tone photographs and diagrams, 23.5 x 16cm (9¼” x 6¼”), good cond with original dust jacket which is now protected with mylar plastic cover, rare book, Est $150-200.

430. 80 page booklet titled “1959 Do It Yourself Annual”. This well illustrated booklet features chapters on power tools; how to make bathroom units, record cabinets and even a garden wheelbarrow. Several advertisements throughout, colour back and front cover with colour adverts on the inside front and back covers, 24 x 18cm (9½” x 7”), good cond, Est $30-40.

431. Hard-covered 372 page book titled “Tin Mosques & Ghan Towns – a History of Afghan Cameldrivers in Australia” by Christine Stevens, published by the Oxford University Press in 1989. This book covers 130 neglected years of Australian history, for 50 years of which the camel trains criss-crossed the continent, carrying the necessities of life and some few of its luxuries to settlements in the isolated interior. The author has recreated the story of the Afghan camel men, their wives and families, from a wealth of unpublished sources. Supplemented by over 100 rare and original photographs the result is a mixture of adventure, courage, villainy, tragedy, high romance and low humour. Well illustrated with colour plates, diagrams, half-tone photographs and maps, 26 x 19.5cm (10¼” x 7¾”), good cond, original dust jacket now protected with mylar plastic cover, ex library, Est $50-70.

432. Hard-covered 224 page book titled “The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Beer” by Roger Protz, published by The Book Company in 1995. This is a definitive guide to the world’s greatest beers and is fully illustrated throughout with coloured plates, old advertisements, coloured bottle labels, woodcut engravings and half-tone photographs. The book covers beers from Europe, the Americas, the rest of the world including Australia, together with a history of ale and the culture of beer drinking, as well as illustrations of numerous taverns, pubs and bars. 28 x 24cm (11¼” x 9½”), good cond with original dust jacket, Est $50-70.

433. Soft-covered 286 page book titled “Aboriginal Words and Place Names” by A.W. Reed, published by Rigby, Adelaide in 1977. Although there were hundreds of dialects in use among Australian aboriginal tribes, the author has attempted to detail the more commonly used words in alphabetical order, illustrated throughout with line drawings, 23 x 15cm (9” x 6"), covers are now protected with clear plastic mylar, good cond, Est $20-30.

434. Hard-covered 201 page book titled “Everylady’s Cookbook” edited and compiled by Miss Drake, published by Fitchett Brothers Pty. Ltd., Melbourne in 1935. This book contains over 600 recipes, tested and proved good, with many splendid lessons on every sort of cookery, some illustrations, chapters with titles such as Game, rabbits etc, - hints for preparation and cooking; jugged hare; curried rabbit; rabbit baked in milk; roast rabbit, etc. 25 x 15cm (10” x 6"), complete, inside in good cond, covers have some wear with frayed binding to outside spine, scarce book, Est $40-60.

435. Hard-covered 148 page book titled “The Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1956” published by Colorgravure in 1956. This book illustrates with photographs the results of the 1956 Olympic Games, fully illustrated throughout with half-tone and colour photographs, complete with original dust jacket, 29 x 25cm (11½” x 10”), good cond, dust jacket has one tear and is scuffed on edges, Est $40-60.

436. Soft-covered 108 page book titled “Walhalla Today” by Lawrie Harrington and John King, published by the Papermill Press, Melbourne, in 1975. This first edition book outlines the history of Walhalla and is well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs and drawings, 22 x 14.5cm (8½” x 5¾”), good cond, Est $25-35.

437. Soft-covered 40 page booklet titled “Sing with Shirley Temple”, published in 1935 by Movietone. This charming booklet features eight different songs by Shirley Temple, one of which is titled “On the Good Ship Lollipop”. Each song features an oval black and white portrait of the different faces of Shirley Temple, front cover is in colour, 30 x 23cm (12” x 9”), good cond, Est $45-65.

438. Oval bodied aqua chemist bottle, “Arthur Smith, Pharaceutical Chemist, Broken Hill” emb. in three vertical lines on front panel, 15cm (6") high, tip stained, Est $25-35.

439. Rectangular ice blue bottle, “F.H. Neale, Chemist, Perth”, 15.5cm (6¼”) high, good gloss to exterior, some interior staining, Est $45-65.

440. Aqua rectangular chemist bottle, “A.P. Miller, Chemist, Hobart”, nice old flared top, 16cm (6¼”) high, about 1860s era, undamaged, cloudy with some inside staining, Est $50-75.

441. Rectangular aqua chemist bottle, “R.W. Creville & Co. Red Cross Pharmacy, Geraldton” around a maltese cross t'mark, 16.5cm (6½”) high, undamaged, tip stained and cloudy inside with a hint of opalescence, Est $25-35.

442. Attractive aqua chemist bottle, “Arthur Smith, Broken Hill – Chemistry Examination” around the “A. Smith” monogram t'mark, 14cm (5½”) high, full gloss exterior, some light interior stains, nice bottle, Est $30-50.

443. Aqua chemist bottle, “Row & Co. Dispensing Chemist, Rockhampton” around a monogram t'mark, 16.5cm (6½”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

444. Small rectangular aqua bottle, “E. Hoile, Chemist, Petersburg”, 13cm (5¼”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

445. Aqua chemist bottle, “Medical Hall, Broken Hill” in two vertical lines on front panel, 17cm (6¾”) high, tip stained, Est $20-30.

446. Aqua (almost light blue) chemist bottle, “Henry Heuzenroeder, Chemist, Jamestown” in three vertical lines on front panel, 16cm (6¼”) high, undamaged but tip stained, Est $25-35.

447. Clear glass 4oz. cream jar, “Model Dairy Pty. Ltd. Kew”, 14cm (5½”) high, bruise to back base edge, tiny bruise to front, Est $10-15.

448. Square bodied aqua 13oz. coffee essence bottle emb. “Bickford’s Essence of Coffee with Chicory” on one panel, 22cm (8¾”) high, heavily emb., almost full gloss exterior, some interior stains, Est $20-30.

449. Nice aqua “J. Macleod & Co. Phenyle”, 19.5cm (7¾”) high, near mint, Est $30-40.

450. Aqua “Coghlan’s Phenyle”, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, near mint, Est $30-40.

451. Dumpy aqua bottle, “Mellin’s Infant Food, London”, 16.5cm (6½”) high, mint apart from one tiny chip to outside rim, Est $25-35.

452. Aqua square bodied jar, “Pile Leclanche India Rubber Co. Silvertown” (S.A.), 16cm (6¼”) high, pouring lip on one corner, ground glass rim, good gloss and in good cond, Est $30-45.

453. Clear glass jar, “Williams & Sons, Alphington, Victoria” emb. in vertical print, 16cm (6¼”) high, machine made top, Est $15-20.

454. Clear glass jar with screw top, “Clegg & Kemp, Melbourne” in a diamond shaped t'mark, 15.5cm (6¼”) high, good cond, minor flake to back lip, Est $20-30.

455. Clear glass jar, “James McKay & Sons Pty. Ltd., Ballarat” in vertical print, 20cm (8”) high, machine made top, mint, Est $20-30.

456. Clear glass jar, “John Sutherland & Sons - Pickles, Melbourne” heavily emb. in an oval t'mark, 20cm (8”) high, almost full gloss exterior, needs a good clean inside, Est $20-30.

457. Clear glass pint size milk bottle, “P.J. Ducat & Sons, Airlie Dairy, Shepparton” in a circular t'mark, 21cm (8¼”) high, very good cond, Est $25-35.

458. Clear glass jar, “Horlicks Malted Milk, Slough Bucks, England – the Original”, complete with metal screw cap, 17.5cm (7”) high, glass is mint, top is good cond, Est $25-35.

459. Clear glass jar with wire bail, “The Canton Domestic Fruit Jar”, 18cm (7”) high, near mint, Est $30-40.

460. Clear glass oval bodied bottle, “Myer’s Bendigo”, 1 imp. quart, 28cm (11”) high, very good cond, Est $45-65.

461. Aqua quart size fruit jar, “Boston Dagger Brand” with dagger t'mark, 19cm (7½”) high, complete with lid but has no wire bail, Est $30-40.

462. Clear glass jar, “The Kilner Jar – Improved”, complete with combination glass and tin screw top, 18cm (7”) high, very good cond, Est $25-35.

463. Clear glass quart size jar, “Queen” in script print on a shield shaped panel, complete with glass top and wire bail, 20cm (8”) high, very good cond, Est $25-35.

464. Aqua 7oz. salad oil emb. “D. Mitchell & Co. Ltd. Sydney” on two front panels, 26cm (10¼”) high, good cond, Est $30-40.

465. Half gallon size clear glass fruit jar, imp. “Ball Special Wide Mouth”, complete with original screw on lid, 24cm (9½”) high, glass is mint, lid is in good cond, Est $25-35.

466. Clear glass cylindrical jar, “Frischhaltung – 1-1/3 ltr” in a heart shaped t'mark, complete with lid, 22cm (8¾”) high, good cond, Est $15-25.

467. Clear glass quart size jar, “Fowlers Patent Vacola Home Preserving Jar – No. 45” in a circular t'mark, complete with original lid, 19cm (7½”) high, near mint, Est $25-35.

468. “Schweppes Australia” soda siphon featuring vertical fluting around body, title etched in a circular t'mark with fountain as well as enamelled on shoulder, standard size with plastic top and glass straw, good cond, Est $20-30.

469. Clear glass soda siphon, “Carr-cal-Baron’s Food Produces Ltd., Sydney” etched around a “BFP” monogrammed t'mark, standard size, fair cond, some flaking to plating on metal top, no glass straw, interior staining, Est $20-30.

470. Clear glass soda siphon, “Boon Spa Pty. Ltd. Melbourne” etched on one side, 40 fl.oz. capacity, plastic top with glass straw, very good cond, Est $30-40.

471. Clear glass soda fountain, “Tooth & Co. Limited, Sydney, Australia” featuring the “Blue Bow” t'mark, standard size, Est $20-30.

472. Aqua 13oz. bottle emb. “Greer’s Household Ammonia” beneath the Australian coat of arms t'mark, 22cm (8¾”) high, exterior is almost full gloss, stained interior, Est $30-50.

473. Clear glass soda fountain, “Webster’s Soft Drinks Pty Ltd, Griffith”, plastic top with glass straw, standard size, Est $20-30.

474. Clear glass soda siphon, “T. Davies & Co., Sandhurst” etched in two horizontal lines on lower body, “G.A. Bennett” metal top, standard size, no glass straw, good cond, Est $25-35.

475. Clear glass soda siphon, “T. Davies & Co., Bendigo” featuring a knight on horseback t'mark, standard size, “Summons & Graham” top, no glass straw, good cond, Est $25-35.

476. Clear glass soda siphon, “G. Margin & Sons, Gosford” in a circular acid etched t'mark, metal “Schweppes” top, no glass straw, standard size, good cond, Est $25-35.

477. Aqua 13oz. liqueur bottle with applied glass seal, titled “Gatz & Zoon”, 25cm (10”) high, almost full gloss, has a small bruise to base edge, Est $30-40.

478. Lovely deep aqua square bodied liqueur bottle with applied shoulder seal, “Luxardo Zara” featuring the Prussian coat of arms, 32cm (12½”) high, sparkling mint, Est $85-125.

479. Cylindrical Australian Pottery vase featuring gumnuts and gum leaves, base is signed “DS”, 24cm (9½”) high x 8cm (3¼”) dia, very good cond, Est $45-65.

480. Cylindrical vase featuring a female street vendor carrying baskets of oranges and lemons, produced by the “Royal Staffordshire Pottery, A.J. Wilkinson Ltd.”, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, mint, Est $120-160.

481. Mulga wood vase mounted on a mulga wood plinth, 30cm (11¾”) high, full gloss, very good cond, Est $50-75.

482. Hand-painted pokerwork vase decorated with red flowers and leaves, 21cm (8¼”) high, very good cond, Est $35-45.

483. Hand-painted pokerwork vase, 18cm (7”) high, good cond, old split to base rim, Est $25-35.

484. Hand-painted wooden pokerwork vase featuring a kookaburra and large gum leaves, 20cm (8”) high, good cond, some scratches and scuffing, Est $50-75.

485. Pale green twin leaf “Carlton Ware” savoury dish featuring pink blossom, 19 x 13cm (7½” x 4¾”), mint, Est $40-60.

486. Blue plastic ashtray produced to commemorate the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, 11cm (4½”) dia, very good cond, Est $50-75.

487. “Washington Pottery Ltd, Hanley, England” plate featuring the “Beatles”, 18cm (7”) dia, some scuffing and scratches to face, two base edge chips, Est $30-40.

488. Pair of mottled golden yellow “Beswick” vases imp. “44” on base, together with the Beswick stamp, both are 15cm (6") high, mint, Est $50-80 (pair).

489. Rectangular “Royal Doulton” sandwich plate featuring a scene titled “The Gleaners” on base, 23 x 19cm (9” x 7½”), mint, Est $100-130.

490. Small “Torquay Ware” cream jug titled “Take a Little Craim”, 6cm (2¼”) high x 6cm (2¼”) dia, good cond, has a small flake to base edge, Est $15-25.

491. Small “Torquay Ware” sugar bowl featuring a house on one side and titled “Sweeten to your Liking” on the other, base is stamped “Devon Motto Ware”, 8.5cm (3¼”) dia x 5cm (2”) high, Est $30-40.

492. “Torquay Ware” sugar bowl featuring a house on one side and the other titled “Say Little But Think Much”, 5cm (2”) high x 10cm (4”) dia, mint, Est $40-50.

493. “Torquay Ware” cup and saucer featuring a cottage on one side of the cup and titled “D’yee have a cup of tea”, cup is mint, saucer has an old 2cm hairline to rim, Est $30-40.

494. “Torquay Ware” sugar bowl featuring a house titled “Charmouth – I’m Not Greedy, but I Like a Lot”, 11cm (4½”) dia x 4cm (1½”) high, good cond, slightly
stained inside, Est $20-30.

495. “Torquay Ware” dish featuring a cottage and titled “The World Looks Brighter from Behind a Smile”, 18.5cm (7¼”) dia, mint, Est $45-65.

496. “Royal Doulton” Bunnykins baby plate featuring a fire engine scene, 16cm (6¼”) dia, mint, Est $30-50.

497. “Royal Winton” savoury dish featuring three different sections depicting a windmill, coloured flowers and a tree in blossom, gilded rim, 24cm (9½”) dia, fair cond, two edge chips, Est $30-40.

498. “Royal Worcester Fine Bone China” footed bowl featuring a central bouquet of coloured flowers surrounded by a gilded scroll border, also decorated with coloured flowers, gilded rim, 22cm (8¾”) dia x 7cm (2¾”) high, mint, Est $75-100.

499. 19th century English ironstone china plate featuring a Japanese design, 21.5cm (8½”) dia, good cond, Est $30-45.

500. “Maling” lidded bowl featuring a pink body with matching lid decorated with a border of coloured flowers, 11.5cm (4½”) dia x 7.5cm (3”) high, near mint, Est $35-50..

501. “Carlton Ware Bleu Royale” dish with gilded rim, 31 x 18cm (12” x 7”), full gloss, one small chip to base edge, Est $35-45.

502. “Carlton Ware Rouge Royale” dish with gilded rim, 22 x 13.5cm (8½” x 5¼”), some light wear to centre otherwise good cond, Est $30-40.

503. Deep burgundy coloured oval “Crown Devon” dish featuring aquarium fish and plants with heavily gilded rim and handles on opposite sides, 27 x 17cm (10½”
x 6¾”), mint, Est $100-130.

504. Iridescent amber carnival glass bowl featuring the grape and cable design, scalloped rippled rim, 19cm (7½”) dia, mint, Est $90-120.

505. “Royal Doulton” bowl featuring an English countryside scene, predominantly featuring two tall trees, 24.5cm (9¾”) dia, mint, Est $85-125.

506. “Aynsley” cabinet plate featuring coloured fruit, surrounded by a cobalt blue border covered in gilded floral design, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $75-100.

507. “Royal Doulton” Dickens ware dish featuring the character titled “Peggotty” in relief, 16.5cm (6½”) dia x 4.5cm (1¾”) high, mint, Est $70-100.

508. “Adams, England” bowl featuring a central scene titled “Cries of London” featuring a street vendor with children, surrounded by a green border, 25.5cm (10”) dia, very good cond, Est $70-100.

509. Oval blue and white Jasper ware “Wedgwood” perfume bottle, 7.5cm (3”) high x only 2cm (3/4”) thick, sterling silver lid, very good cond, Est $30-45.

510. Flattened circular amber perfume bottle with brass hinged lid, 5cm (2”) dia, very good cond, Est $50-70.

511. Green flattened circular perfume bottle with brass hinged lid, 5cm (2”) dia, good cond, Est $50-70.

512. Small deep green perfume bottle with brass hinged lid, oval shaped with six sides, 5.5cm (2¼”) high, good cond, Est $50-70.

513. Amber free-blown European liqueur bottle with pontilled base, 12.5cm (5”) high, mint, unusual item, Est $50-75.

514. Amber chemist bottle, “Anodyne Linament, Prepared only by W.A. Apothecaries Co. Ltd. – Poison”, 12cm (4¾”) high, undamaged, some tip staining, Est $30-40.

515. Small octagonal dark amber cylindrical bottle emb. “Wizaway” on one side panel, 13cm (5¼”) high, very good cond, Est $30-50.

516. Small amber chemist bottle, “J.B. Orr, Chemist, Strathfield”, 11cm (4½”) high, very good cond, Est $50-75.

517. Amber chemist bottle, “J.B. Orr, Chemist, Strathfield”, 15.5cm (6¼”) high, near mint, Est $50-75.

518. Large marigold carnival glass tumbler decorated with flowers, 14cm (5½”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

519. Marigold carnival glass tumbler decorated with grapes and leaves, 12cm (4¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

520. Small marigold carnival glass tumbler decorated with an all over swirled effect, 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $20-30.

521. Small green “A.G.M.” bottle, “Udolpho Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps”, 15cm (6") high, very good cond, tiny bruise to one corner, Est $15-20.

522. Miniature turquoise blue soda syphon, “R. Montgomery & Co. Melbourne”, only 11.5cm (4½”) high, glass is mint, small hole about the size of a match head in centre of base, Est $300-450+.

523. Small turquoise blue original Mary Gregory glass featuring a young girl with a sprig of flowers in both hands, 8cm (3¼”) high, very good cond, a couple of tiny nicks to rim, Est $100-130.

524. Small turquoise blue Mary Gregory glass featuring a young boy with a sprig of flowers in one hand, gilded rim, 8cm (3¼”) high, near mint, Est $100-130.

525. Small olive green Mary Gregory glass featuring a cherub in white enamel between two sprigs of fern, 10.5cm (4½”) high, tiny bruise to lip,  Est $100-130.

526. Marigold carnival glass tumbler with a narrow waist and flared out rim, 12cm (4¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

527. Orange carnival glass tumbler decorated with grapes and leaves, 12cm (4¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

528. Red glass Victorian period biscuit barrel featuring hand-painted yellow floral decoration on one side, EPNS top, handle and lid, 16cm (6¼”) high, good cond, Est $70-100.

529. Small cobalt blue glass table lamp mounted on a brass base featuring kookaburras, collar titled “Lithgow Lamps”, 20cm (8”) high to top of burner, 32cm (12½”) high with glass chimney, latter part of 20th century, very good cond, Est $200-300.

530. Pair of Victorian period pink/milk glass vases featuring sprays of hand painted flowers on one side, both 19.5cm (7¾”) high, good cond, Est $125-165.

531. Late 19th/early 20th century ruby glass vase featuring a crimped rim mounted inside a brass base, 20cm (8”) high, glass is mint, brass metal sheath is in good cond, Est $70-100.

532. Turquoise blue glass finger lamp complete with brass collar, burner and chimney, 12cm (4¾”) high to top of burner, 24cm (9½”) high overall, good cond, chip to base of applied glass handle, Est $50-75.

533. Modern art glass vase, deep burgundy coloured body with milk glass interior, outside featuring multi-coloured decoration, small sticker on one side titled “Phoenician Glass Blowers”, 17cm (6¾”) high, good cond, small bruise to base edge, Est $40-60.

534. Red/orange glass bowl folded on one side with clear glass handle and scalloped ruffled rim, open pontil mark on base, 16cm (6¼”) dia x 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $60-75.

535. Pale blue vaseline glass bowl with milk glass scalloped rim, 15cm (6") dia x 6cm (2¼”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

536. Marigold carnival glass comport with slightly iridescent centre featuring butterflies and berries around a central waratah flower, rippled rim, clear glass stem and base, 16.5cm (6½”) high x 23cm (9”) dia, mint, Est $200-300.

537. Pink and white milk glass Victorian period bowl featuring a ruffled scalloped rim which is folded inwards on one side, 25cm (10”) dia, 11cm (4½”) high, mint, Est $100-150.

538. Six small cobalt blue poison bottles, all the same, 5cm (2”) high, all in very good to mint cond, Est $30-45 (6).

539. Set of six Venetian ruby glass liqueur glasses decorated with hand painted flowers and heavily gilded stems and rims, each 13cm (5¼”) high, near mint, Est $50-75 (6).

540. Collection of 14 glass inks and gums, comprising amber, olive green, deep aqua, aqua, clear glass and green types. One aqua cotton reel type emb. “W. Thomas & Co. Inks”, one emb. “Angus & Co.”, many with shear lips, cond varies from fair to near mint, Est $60-100 (14).

541. Cobalt blue chemist bottle, 26cm (10¼”) high, c.1900, full gloss, very good cond, Est $60-80.

542. Cobalt blue chemist bottle, 31cm (12¼”) high, c.1900, almost full gloss, very good cond, a few minor marks, Est $70-100.

543. Three cobalt blue castor oil bottles: 2oz., 3oz. and 4oz. size, ranging in size from 16cm (6¼”) to 19.5cm (7½”) high, near mint to mint cond, Est $40-60 (3).

544. Six cobalt blue poisons and chemist bottles ranging in size from 5cm (2”) high to 17.5cm (7”) high, all in near mint to mint cond, Est $50-75 (6).

545. Cobalt blue bottle of “Optrex Eye Lotion” complete with glass eye bath and original packaging, the bottle is 20cm (8”) high, box is 21.5cm (8½”) high. The bottle is unopened, approx half the contents have evaporated, labels are in good cond, box is insect damaged, Est $50-75.

546. Large cobalt blue machine made bottle, 4700mL size, 26cm (10¼”) high, impressive bottle in mint cond, Est $45-65.

547. Small clear glass medicine glass, “V. Kirby & Co. Chemist, Port Adelaide”, 5cm (2”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

548. Clear glass sample bottle, “H.P. Sauce” on front panel, 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

549. Free-blown clear glass eye bath, 6cm (2¼”) high, very good cond, Est $30-50.

550. Small salt glazed stoneware gin bottle, imp. “Hustkamp & Zoon & Molym, Rotterdam” imp. in two lines just below shoulder, 14cm (5½”) high, flake to lip, Est $20-30.

551. Small caramel glaze stoneware jar titled “Vickerys Emulsion” in an oval imp. mark just below shoulder, 13cm (5¼”) high, full gloss and in very good cond, Est $25-35.

552. Small white porcelain “Royal Winton” vase featuring a coloured scene titled “Parliament House, Canberra, A.C.T.”, 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

553. Off-white stoneware cream jar advertising “Craigmillar” cream, 11cm (4½”) high, very good cond, Est $35-55.

554. Small aqua cylindrical bottle emb. “Poison” on shoulder, vertical flutes to front, 12.5cm (5”) high, some light staining, good cond, Est $15-20.

555. Sample size dark green (black glass) spirit bottle, plain, 14cm (5½”) high, applied lip, c.1880, good gloss, very good cond, Est $45-65.

556. Deep amber glass jar emb. “Virol” in script print, 14cm (5½”) high, good cond, Est $20-30.

557. 17th/18th century stoneware bellarmine with chocolate brown top, imp. with “4” on neck and shoulder, 46cm (18”) high, good cond, a few minor marks and small flakes, Est $250-350.

558. Blue blob top dump stone g/b,  “J. Ladd’s Ginger Beer” in a small black oval t'mark, 18cm (7”) high, some small lip chips, Est $30-45.

559. Blue dump blob top stone g/b, “J. Ladd’s Ginger Beer” in a large oval transfer t'mark, 18cm (7”) high, good cond, some small lip chips, Est $30-45.

560. Small salt glazed stoneware bung jar, imp. oval potter’s stamp on lower side “Mills & Co. Cnr Tier & Murray Sts, Perth”, 14cm (5½”) high, very good cond, Est $75-125.

561. Two-tone salt glazed stoneware jar with chocolate brown top imp. “I C Hoffmann – Orange Marmalade” imp. in two lines just below shoulder, 18cm (7”) high, good cond, flake to lip, Est $100-150.

562. Two-tone salt glazed stoneware jar, “I C  Hoffmann – Rassberry Jam” imp. in two lines just below shoulder, nice tiger glazed brown top, 16cm (6¼”) high, good cond, couple of base edge chips, Est $100-150.

563. Two-tone stoneware jar, tiger glaze brown top, “I C Hoffmann – Redcurrant Jelly” imp. in two lines just below shoulder, 19cm (7½”) high, good gloss, fair/good cond, a few small chips and some wear to shoulder, Est $100-150.

564. Brown salt glazed stoneware jar, “I C Hoffmann – Strawberry Jam” imp. in two vertical lines just below shoulder, 16.5cm (6½”) high, fair cond, large chip from rear of lip, Est $65-85.

565. Salt glazed stoneware jar imp. “Raspberry Jam – Gunter & Co. – Berkeley Square – London” in four vertical lines, c.1850, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, good cond, a few small chips, Est $150-200.

566. Salt glazed stoneware jar, “Blackcurrant Jam – Gunter & Co. – Berkeley Square – London” in four vertical lines, 19cm (7½”) high, good cond, bruise to l/h base edge, Est $150-200.

567. Two-tone stoneware jar with tan top, advertising “I.C. Hoffmann Rassberry Jam” imp. in two lines below shoulder, 16cm (6¼”) high, grooves on top rim to secure lid, good cond, Est $60-90.

568. Two-tone stoneware jam jar with brown top advertising “I.C. Hoffmann Strawberry Jam” imp. in two lines below shoulder, 17cm (6¾”) high, good cond, some wear to top rim, Est $60-90.

569. Salt glazed cylindrical stoneware bottle imp. on shoulder “Wynand Fockink Amsterdam”, 31cm (12¼”) high, nice old one with applied handle at rear, hand thrown, c.1890, good cond, Est $40-60.

570. Large salt glazed bung jar with oval imp. potter’s stamp on shoulder titled “Bendigo Pottery, Epsom”, about 2 gallon capacity, 38cm (15”) high, good cond, Est $50-75.

571. Dark olive green glass flagon, c.1880, 35cm (14”) high, mint, Est $125-175.

572. Three broken salad goldfields oils/vinegars: (1) 26oz. “R. Waters, London” (broken across neck). (2) Small size “Thins” leaf bottle, broken at neck, 16cm (6¼”) high to break. (3) Unusual clear glass goldfields oil or vinegar, 10cm (4”) high, broken top of neck, Est $20+ (3).

573. Collection of 20 broken and repaired aerated water bottles, codds, lamonts and hamilton hyrids etc. We don’t normally put broken bottles in our auctions but it seemed a shame to toss these out as there are some rarities in the collection. Bottles are as follows: “Trefusis Factories Aerated Waters, Geraldton”; “W.E. Ryan, Cairns”; “Robinson & Beer, Warwick”; “G.L. Castle, Chinchilla”; “Smyth & Co., Late J. Donovan, Warwick”; 2 x “The Southsea Mineral Water Co.”; “A.D. Cuthbertson, Killarney”; “J.M. Hickey, Killarney”; “McNamara Bros., Toowoomba”; “John Starkey, Sydney”; “Gillham & Co. Ltd. Perth, W.A.” (pictorial t'mark); “Castle Bros., Chinchilla” (castle t'mark); 2 x “F. Archer, Chinchilla & Miles (both amethyst); “…mtsted & Co., Queensland”, lamont patent bottle at rear and two embossed bottles between embossing at front; “Manger & O’Neill, Echuca & Rochester”, kangaroo t'mark; “George Elliott, Deniliquin”; “H. Lindsay, Hay”, rampant lion t'mark; “A.G. Gilbert, Goondiwindi” with three stars t'mark.  Est $50-100+ (18).

574. Long rectangular cut glass (crystal) perfume or opium bottle, decorated with hand painted and enamelled blue and white flowers, c.1890, 15cm (6") long, round pontil base, glass is near mint, wear to some of the hand painted floral decoration, Est $45-65.

575. Small clear glass 4oz. baby feeder, “Glessco”, 14cm (5½”) long, mint, Est $45-65.

576. Two clear glass apothecary jars, each with pontilled base, one with a label titled “P:Rhei”, 21cm (8¼”) high. The tallest is plain and measures 20.5cm (8 ¾”) high to rim of jar. The third item in this lot has an acid etched label, “H.Na2 Po4”, 17cm (6¾”) high, glass on these three items is in good cond, label is worn, Est $50-75 (3).

577. Clear glass 4oz. baby feeder,  “Lipton”, 16cm (6¼”) long, near mint, Est $30-40.

578. Salt glazed stoneware jug featuring an attractive tiger glaze, base imp. “Made in Portugal”, 15cm (6") high, very good cond, Est $30-50.

579. Two baby feeders: (1) Clear glass 7oz. upright baby feeder with original box titled “Willson Baby Feeder”, 18cm (7”) high, feeder is mint, box is torn open at one end. (2) 4oz. “Pyrex” upright feeder in mint cond, complete with cardboard packet, top missing.  Est $40-60 (2).

580. Green “Wedgwood” plate/dish with recessed centre decorated with leaves, 22cm (8¾”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

581. Green leaf shaped dish titled “Sarreguemines, France” on base, 16cm (6¼”) dia, mint, Est $45-65.

582. Square “Maling” dish featuring a burgundy coloured centre surrounded by a border of blue flowers on a pale green background with gilded rim, 25cm (10”) dia, very good cond, some light wear to face, Est $50-75.

583. Green “Wedgwood” bowl featuring a leaf design, 15cm (6") dia, mint, Est $45-65.

584. Round green “Copeland” dish/plate with a recessed centre decorated with leaves, 21.5cm (8½”) dia, mint, Est $50-75

585. “Lancaster Sandland” tankard featuring the Dickens ware characters “Tony Weller” and “Sairey Gamp”, lamp post handle, 12cm (4¾”) high, mint, Est $50-70.

586. “Lancaster Sandland” hand painted tankard titled “Tony Weller & Mine Host”, featuring Tony Weller smoking a pipe on one side, and the tavern owner on the other, 14cm (5½”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

587. “Royal Doulton” kingsware mug featuring golfers, 14cm (5½”) high, mint, Est $400-600.

588. “Royal Doulton” coaching ware tankard featuring a coaching scene on one side, 15cm (6") high, good cond, has an old 4cm (1½”) fine hairline to rim near handle, Est $50-75.

589. Deep burgundy coloured “Crown Devon” jug featuring hand-painted stylised Japanese scenes with gilded rims and handle, 11cm (4½”) high, mint, Est $70-100.

590. Grey “Sylvac” bowl featuring emb. floral decorations around sides, twin handles, base stamped “Sylvac Ware” and imp. No. 1654, 12.5cm (5”) dia x 5cm (2”) high, good cond, has a couple of short hairlines to rim, scarce one, Est $20-30.

591. Green “Royal Winton” sauce boat and saucer featuring a floral handle, 7cm (2¾”) high, saucer is 12cm (4¾”) wide, good cond, some light inside staining and crazing to saucer, Est $45-65.

592. “Doulton Burslem” blue and white willow pattern bowl, 18cm (7”) dia x 9cm (3½”) high, exterior is mint, some light wear to interior, Est $70-100.

593. “Clarice Cliff” cream or milk jug featuring floral decoration to side, 12cm (4¾”) dia x 6.5cm (2½”) high, mint, Est $80-100.

594. “Lladro” figure of a fisherboy, 22cm (8¾”) high, mint, Est $120-150.

595. “Sylvac Staffordshire” toby jug, 10cm (4”) high, mint, Est $40-60.

596. Bone china figurine designed by “Annie Rowe” featuring a lady in a blue dress and hat, titled “The Leonardo Collection” on base, 16cm (6¼”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

597. Double sided Victorian period Staffordshire figure, the figure on one side titled “Water” and the opposite side titled “Gin”, 22cm (8¾”) high, c.1850, fair cond, paint is flaking from both sides, Est $60-75.

598. Bone china figurine designed by “Annie Rowe” featuring a lady in a purple dress, titled “The Leonardo Collection” on base, 16cm (6¼”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

599. Unusual deep blue “Carlton Ware” narrow necked vase featuring circular panels on both sides, decorated with birds of paradise and fruit, gilded trim to edges, 19cm (7½”) high, mint, Est $70-100.

600. “Royal Worcester” figurine featuring a girl in a pale blue dress with arms extended, titled “I Hope”, designed by Sheila Mitchell, limited edition, 22cm (8¾”) high, mint, Est $60-90.

601. “Coalport” fine bone china dish featuring birds of paradise and flowers, gilded inset handles, 19cm (7½”) wide, very good cond, Est $40-50.

602. “James Kent” crinoline lady trio featuring the crinoline lady in yellow dress surrounded by a garden full of coloured flowers and gilded all over floral design, all mint, standard size, Est $50-75.

603. “Gibsons” crinoline lady teapot featuring the lady in a yellow dress surrounded by coloured flowers and a gilded all over floral design, 13cm (5¼”) high, mint with gold trim to finial lid, spout and handle, Est $175-250.

604. Fine bone china “Aynsley” milk jug featuring an English springtime scene, gilded rim and handle, 9.5cm (3¾”) high, mint, Est $30-45.

605. Cream coloured “Belleek” jug, decorated in relief with roses and foliage, 23cm (9”) high, base stamped with green Belleek potter’s stamp, mint, Est $200-300.

606. Lady’s head vase with flesh coloured face, high white collar and pale yellow hair, 16cm (6¼”) high, good cond, some crazing, Est $75-100.

607. Beige “Aynsley” vase decorated with coloured fruit, 20cm (8”) high, mint, Est $100-140.

608. Beige “Aynsley” vase decorated with coloured fruit, 15cm (6") high, mint, Est $70-100.

609. Grey English stoneware ceramic harvest ware jug featuring sheafs of wheat all around body, British registration diamond on base, 21.5cm (8”) high, c.1850, very good cond, Est $75-100.

610. Off-white stoneware harvest ware jug, featuring sheafs of wheat all around body, British registration diamond on base, hinged pewter lid and collar, 25cm (10”) high, very good cond, Est $125-155.

611. Collection of 18 salt and pepper shakers, comprising four pairs which are black mammas; eagles; dogs (1 with broken leg); and dome shape decorated with tomatoes; plus 10 other individual shakers. Note that one of the blue and white windmills is missing its sail, cond varies from fair to good, Est $45-65 (18).

612. Seven pairs of salt and pepper shakers: Seals; chess; fawn; Santa and Mrs Claus; pigs; cows and chickens, plus one piglet. All in good to mint cond apart from one tiny chip to tail on one of the chickens, Est $60-75 (7 pair + 1).

613. Collection of 10 small kerosene lamps, the smallest of which has a circled green font, only 10cm (4”) high, the larger pair both with red fonts and amber chimneys, 24cm (9½”) high, one with cobalt blue font. One small copper lamp and a clear glass lamp with waistband suitable for wall fitting.  Fair to mint cond, Est $50-75 (10).

614. Collection of 12 Avon bottles comprising: “Sea Trophy” in the shape of a marlin fish, 5½ fl.oz., complete with contents; 5 fl.oz. pheasant decanter; Volkswagen car; turquoise blue racing car; 3½ fl.oz. St. Bernard dog; 4 fl.oz. rhinoceros; 3 fl.oz. clock; 8 fl.oz. amber glass boot; 5 fl.oz. tiffany lamp decanter, complete with contents; 2 fl.oz. Little Girl Blue; 85mL Field Flowers; 120mL Moon Wind. Some nice ones in this lot, Est $60-100 (12).

615. White ceramic pot titled “G.W. Plumtree Home Potted Meat, Southport”, 8cm (3¼”) dia x 4cm (1½”) high, mint, Est $40-50.

616. Cobalt blue glass eye bath emb. “Optrex Safe-Guards Sight”, 2.5cm (1½”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

617. Silver plated spirit decanter top advertising “Buchanan’s Black & White” scotch whisky, flattened ring top, good cond, Est $40-60.

618. Silver plated spirit decanter stopper (probably kingsware), ball top, good cond, Est $30-40.

619. Small “White Horse” nip glass featuring the white horse on a black background on one side, gilded rim, 4.5cm (1¾”) high, mint, Est $20-30.

620. Cut glass hippopotamus produced by “Villeroy & Boch”, 8cm (3¼”) high x 10cm (4”) long, mint, Est $30-40.

621. Pair of figural salt and pepper condiments advertising “McWilliam’s Moselle”, 8.5cm (3¼”) high, both are mint, Est $30-50.

622. Small late 19th/early 20th century black glass vase with stippled panels around sides and scalloped rim, standing on four small claw feet, 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $30-40.

623. Gold plated cigarette case featuring and titled “The Sydney Harbour Bridge”, most likely made as a Sydney Harbour Bridge souvenir at the time of the opening of the bridge, 12 x 9cm (4¾” x 3½”), good cond, Est $50-75.

624. Small rubberised bar figure advertising “McCallum’s”, 15cm (6") high, fair cond, Est $30-50.

625. Rectangular ashtray advertising “Guinness Is Good For You” in red print beside a glass of this ale, 13.5 x 11cm (5¼” x 4½”), good cond, Est $50-75.

626. Pale yellow “Carlton Ware” ashbowl advertising “Booth’s Dry Gin” in blue print with red lion t'mark, 12cm (4¾”) dia, very good cond, Est $30-40.

627. Champ. shaped two-tone stone c/s g/b, “Rose & Thistle, Calcutta” in a black t'mark, 21.5cm (8½”) high, full gloss, small lip bruise, Est $20-30.

628. Two-tone champ. shaped stone g/b, lightning stopper, “Rose & Thistle, Calcutta & London”, 21.5cm (8½”) high, full gloss, good cond, wire bail has long since rusted through, Est $25-35.

629. Two-tone champagne shaped stoneware c/s g/b, “Little & Co., Calcutta” in an oval black t'mark, 21.5cm (8½”) high, full gloss but has a hairline down l/h side, Est $15-20.

630. Aqua c/s dump, “Schweppes” heavily emb. in one vertical line, 16.5cm (6½”) high, near mint, Est $20-30.

631. Small off-white stoneware ink bottle titled “Norman’s” in black print just below shoulder, bulldog t'mark on shoulder, potter’s mark is “Govancroft, Glasgow”, 5oz size, 13cm (5¼”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

632. Off-white blob top dump stone g/b,  “Blue Mountains Antique Bottle Club Show – 1st – 1982”, 16.5cm (6½”) high, good cond, Est $25-35.

633. Blue top dump stone g/b,  “J. Ladd’s, Adelaide, Port & Gawler” in a black oval t'mark, 17.5cm (7”) high, good cond, has a few small flakes to lip, Est $35-50.

634. Champ. shaped tan topped stone g/b “A.G.W. Geelong” around a diamond shaped t'mark, 20cm (8”) high, large chip to front base edge and smaller lip chip, Est $50-75.

635. Blue lip off-white stone g/b “Neilson & Co. Nth Fitzroy” in a black oval t'mark featuring a bell, 17cm (6¾”) high, good all over gloss, chip to rear lip, Est $50-75.

636. Unopened 750mL amber glass bottle of “Toohey’s 2.2 Lite Lager Beer”, 23.5cm (9¼”) high, very good cond, complete with label, Est $15-20.

637. Amber 13oz. c/s with original label advertising “Foster’s Export Stout – 13½ fl.ozs.”, 24cm (9½”) high, glass is mint, label is good, Est $20-30.

638. 375mL bottle of “Carlton Lager – E.B.C.” dated “Copenhagen, 1981”, unopened with original contents, 23cm (9”) high, Est $15-25.

639. 13oz. amber glass c/s with paper label advertising “Carlton & United Breweries Limited – Fosters Export Crown Lager”, gold foil seal over c/s top titled “Royal Visit 1964” in red print, unopened with original contents, 24cm (9½”) high, very good cond, Est $45-65.

640. Unopened green glass bottle with paper label advertising “Lowenbrau Munchen Pale Bock Beer” featuring a rampant lion t'mark, 23cm (9”) high, good cond, most of the label around neck is missing, Est $15-20.

641. Dark amber 26oz. cork seal bottle, “Old Highland Cream Scotch Whisky, Chas. Cole & Co. Geelong” in four vertical lines, 25cm (10”) high, some tip staining but would polish up well, Est $20-30.

642. Roman/Grecian hexagonal bottle with wide flared lip and applied rigaree to neck, applied handle, opalescent on interior, tip stained on exterior, 22cm (8¾”) high, undamaged, Est $100-150.

643. Pale amethyst jar, “Rosella Preserving Co. Australia” in a circular t'mark, 21.5cm (8½”) high, bruise to r/h side, another tiny bruise just above the “e” in “Rosella”, good gloss, Est $20-30.

644. Tall aqua “Champion’s Vinegar”, 37cm (14½”) high, nice applied lip, very good cond, Est $20-30.

645. Cast iron “Artillery Bank” money box, 14cm (5½”) high, good cond, Est $100-150.

646. Cast iron money box, “Transvaal Money Box”, 15cm (6") high, good cond, Est $65-85.

647. Cast iron money box, “Punch & Judy Bank”, 18cm (7”) high, good cond, Est $100-150.

648. Cast iron money box, “Teddy and the Bear”, 19cm (7½”) high, good cond, Est $100-150.

649. Cast iron “Dentist” money box, featuring a dentist about to pull a tooth from a negro, 14cm (5½”) high, good cond, Est $100-150.

650. Steel pocket corkscrew with hollow handle so that the steel screw folds neatly into handle which unscrews apart, 9cm (3½”) in length, good cond, Est $50-70.

651. Brass telescope with wooden cylindrical casing mounted on a brass and wooden tripod, the telescope is 58cm (23”) in length and the tripod stands 71cm (28”) high without extending the legs, good cond with removable lens cover, Est $150-250.

652. 19th century ornate hand carved wooden hand mirror carved completely out of one piece of wood, crude glass mirror, 26cm (10¼”) in length, fair cond, Est $50-75.

653. Wooden mitring plane, imp. “O. Mathieson & Son, Glasgow & Edinburgh” on front end, complete with iron and wedge, 24cm (9½”) long, curved blade is 3.5cm (1½”) wide, beautiful cond, Est $45-55.

654. Surveyor’s level, khaki green retouched with powder blue paint, titled “GKO Kern, Switzerland”, mfr’s serial number, 17cm (6¾”) long x 9cm (3½”) high, comes with a brown bakelite carry case emb. with mfr’s name, good cond and in working order, Est $50-75.

655. Brass rolling pin which makes a ringing bell like sound when used, 35cm (14”) wide, the centre roller is only 12cm (4¾”) wide, good cond, Est $50-70.

656. Brass telescope featuring a wooden covered cylinder, extends to 40cm (16”), late 20th century, fair cond, Est $30-45.

657. Brass art deco lamp base featuring a nymph, 1920s era, 34cm (13½”) to top of globe fitting, base dia is 17cm (6¾”), good cond, Est $100-150.

658. Pair of betel nut cutters, Asian, possibly Burmese, c.1900, 14cm (5½”) in length, brass scissor like operation with steel blade, fair cond, Est $50-75.

659. Copper and brass fire hose nozzle, 50cm (20”) in length, fair cond, Est $45-65.

660. Rectangular brass name plate, “Worthington– Simpson Ltd., Newark-on-Trent, England”, 15 x 8cm (6” x 3¼”), good cond, Est $25-35.

661. Rectangular brass name plate, “Clarke, Chapman & Co. Ltd., Gateshead”, dated “1956”, 11 x 7cm (4½” x 2¾”), good cond, Est $20-30.

662. Small rectangular brass plaque titled “A.R.B. – 1908”, 6 x 4cm (2 ½” x 1½”), good cond, Est $20-30.

663. Brass name plaque, almost half moon shape, titled “Wormald Bros.”, 14cm (5½”) long x 2.5cm (3/4”) wide, good cond, Est $20-30.

664. Shield shaped brass name plate, “Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto Ltd., Manchester & Willesden”, dated “1957”, 9 x 11cm (3½” x 4½”), good cond, Est $25-35.

665. Rectangular brass name plate, “Laurence, Scott & Electromotors Ltd., Norwich & Manchester”, dated “1961”, 12.5 x 10cm (5” x 4”), good cond, Est $20-30.

666. Rectangular brass name plate, “Metropolitan Vickers, Manchester & Sheffield, England”, 11 x 9.5cm (4½” x 3¾”), good cond, Est $25-35.

667. Rectangular brass name plate advertising “Mather & Platt Ltd. Manchester & London”, 11 x 4cm (4¼” x 1½”), good cond, Est $20-30.

668. Rectangular brass name plate, about 1/8” thick, advertising “Mather & Platt Ld, Manchester, England” in a scroll t'mark, 11 x 4cm (4¼” x 1½”), good cond, Est $20-30.

669. White ceramic inhaler, “Dr. Nelson’s Improved Inhaler” in black print above the “Directions for Use” in a shield shaped t'mark, base stamped “Henry Rogers, Sons & Co. Ltd. Wolverhampton”, 17cm (6¾”) high, good cond, has some light exterior staining, Est $50-75.

670. White ceramic inhaler complete with glass tube and cork top, “Dr. Nelson’s Inhaler” above a rectangular t'mark titled “Directions for Use”, 16cm (6¼”) high to top of rim, base stamped “Maling Ware” and dated “1943”, very good cond, Est $70-100.

671. Heavy circular brass plate titled “Aerex Fans”, 36cm (14¼”) dia, weighs about 5kg, good cond, Est $50-75.

672. Clear glass finger lamp with applied handle, brass collar and burner, 14cm (5½”) high to top of burner, 11cm (4½”) dia, good cond, Est $50-75.

673. Clear glass kerosene finger lamp with metal burner, 12.5cm (5”) high to top of burner, 10cm (4”) dia, good cond, Est $45-65.

674. Pair of convict handcuffs, complete with key, 30cm (11¾”) overall length, good cond, Est $50-75.

675. Set of nickel plated brass and copper merchant’s scales, titled on one side “Class D – To Weigh 2kg”, pans are 15cm (6") dia, main pivot arm is 30cm (11¾”) wide, measures 42cm (16½”) from top of pivot arm to base of pan, good cond, Est $100-150.

676. Pair of brass merchant scales featuring deep pans which are both 9cm (3½”) dia x 4cm (1½”) deep, main pivot arm is 22cm (8¾”) wide and is imp. “To Weigh 200g” with owner’s name on reverse side, measures 30cm (11¾”) from top of swivel arm to base of pans, good cond, Est $85-125.

677. Set of nickel plated brass scales, balance arm titled “To Weigh 8oz”, pans imp. “D.L. Vaid – Bombay 3” with anchor t'mark, pans are both 16.5cm (6½”) dia, balance arm is 28cm (11”) wide, good cond, Est $100-130.

678. Five cast iron/forged steel gig or buggy wheel spanners, average length is 28cm (11”), all in fair to good cond, Est $45-65 (5).

679. Brass combination oil/candle lamp. The base bowl has a handle with centre pedestal candlestick holder, 16cm (6¼”) high x 15cm (6") dia at base, c.1900, has been well used with blackened patina, Est $70-100.

680. Brass hand shaped paper clip, brass hand with tin backing plate, c.1900, 10cm (4”) long, good cond, spring is still strong, Est $30-45.

681. Pair of convict leg irons, complete with key, overall length is 120cm (48”), fair cond, Est $100-150.

682. Shellite fuel iron titled “Peerman–Thomas & Son, Melb.”, standard size with fuel tank at rear, iron is 16.5cm (6½”) in length, good cond, Est $50-75.

683. Unusual brass item which sounds as if it is filled with lead shot, 37cm (14½”) long and only 3cm (1¼”) dia, any guesses for use(?), rolling pin(?), musical instrument(?), Est $30-60.

684. Brass cylindrical pump with elephant head spout, total length is 46cm (18”), c.1900, good cond, unusual item, Est $50-75.

685. 18th/19th century Asian brass cow bell with rings on either side and decoration around sides, oval shape, 8cm (3¼”) high, no interior clapper, good cond, Est $100-150.

686. Edwardian brass front door knocker / “Letters” slot, 20 x 9cm (8” x 3½”), good cond, spring is still strong on “Letters” opening, good original cond, Est $30-45.

687. Black number plate with white letters, “VIC JT-124”, 37 x 13cm (14½” x 5¼”), fair cond, Est $30-60.

688. Old black number plate with silver/white numbers, “12393”, 36 x 13cm (14” x 5¼”), good cond, Est $75-150.

689. Brass cow head tap imp. “MAK Tested”, 10cm (4”) long, good cond, Est $50-70.

690. Small broad axe(?) imp. “M. Cheney Corp. Tool Steel, Little … USA”, blade is sharpened on one side only, length with handle is 42cm (16½”), blade is only 13cm (5¼”) wide, good cond, Est $75-125.

691. Original 18th century chestnut roasting pan with hand-forged steel handle, copper pan and brass cover which is decorated with a dove and leaves and is dated “1735”, pan width is 26cm (10¼”), 95cm (37¼”) long from tip of handle to rim of pan. Provenance: this pan was brought out from Scotland during the 19th century and has remained in the same Scottish family until just recently. Fair cond, Est $300-500.

692. Copper jam pan with steel swivel handle, 36cm (14”) dia x 16cm (6¼”) high, good cond, Est $75-125.

693. Heavy brass jam pan with attached riveted handle, pan is 24cm (9½”) dia x 13cm (5¼”) high, about 1920s era, good cond, Est $50-75.

694. Cast iron glue pot imp. “A. Kenrick & Sons – No. 1 Patent”, complete with 1 pint size inner pan, main body is 15cm (6") high x 17cm (6¾”) dia, good cond, Est $50-75.

695. Wooden bottle crate titled “Blue Bow, Tooth & Co. Limited” with bow t'mark in blue print on both sides of box, hinged lid, room for six soda syphons inside, equally partitioned, 34cm (13½”) high x 40 x 25cm (16” x 10”), fair cond, Est $45-65.

696. Old brass boat propeller, 25cm (10”) dia, good cond, Est $75-125.

697. Black bakelite telephone, no front dial, simply a handle for ringing through to main exchange, recently wired for current telephone use, good cond, Est $50-75.

698. Black bakelite desk telephone with numbered dial and operator connect handle on r/h side, standard size and in good cond, Est $75-125.

699. Black bakelite wall telephone, operator connect type with handle on front for ringing the exchange, 25cm (10”) high x 15cm (6") wide, fair cond, missing
bakelite knob to handle, Est $50-75.

700. Cast iron coffee grinder with white enamelled interior, cast iron drawer beneath an oval brass plaque, titled “T & C. Clark & Co. – Paris Silver Medal”, wooden knob to steel handle, good cond, nice example of this type of grinder, has an old welding restoration to handle, Est $150-200.

701. Horse brass featuring the devil, 7.5cm (3”) dia, good cond, Est $15-25.

702. Horse brass featuring a portrait of Queen Victoria and titled “The Victorian Record – 1837-1897”, 8cm (3¼”) dia, good cond, Est $20-30.

703. Horse brass featuring a wolf, 7cm (2¾”) dia, good cond, Est $15-25.

704. Horse brass featuring a squirrel, 8cm (3¼”) dia, good cond, Est $15-25.

705. Horse brass featuring a lion, 7.5cm (3”) dia, good cond, Est $15-25.

706. Horse brass featuring a cockerel, 7cm (2¾”) dia, good cond, Est $15-25.

707. Lot of jeweller’s/watchmaker’s tools: numerous items including four small chisels, bits, files, wooden cylindrical bit holder, 2 pairs of scaled callipers, and other miscellaneous items. Cond varies from fair to good, Est $60-120 (over 40 pieces).

708. Lot of watchmaker’s/jeweller’s tools, 9 main pieces, the largest being 22cm (8¾”) in length, fair cond, Est $50-100.

709. Wooden handled corkscrew, 11cm (4½”) long, fair cond, Est $25-35.

710. Wooden handled steel and aluminium corkscrew, 15cm (6") long, fair cond, Est $45-65.

711. Wooden handled corkscrew with coiled spring to shaft, 15cm (6") long, fair cond, Est $30-50.

712. Steel corkscrew, no maker’s inscription, 15cm (6") long, good cond, Est $50-75.

713. Steel pocket corkscrew, the screw folds into the handle, 12cm (4¾”) long, fair cond, Est $25-35.

714. Steel pocket corkscrew, the screw folds into the handle, 11cm (4½”) long, fair cond, Est $25-35.

715. Steel corkscrew with finger grip to handle, 11cm (4½”) long, poor cond, Est $20-30.

716. Brass padlock in the shape of a stingray, key slots into mouth, overall 19cm (7½”) long, good cond, Est $50-75.

717. Brass figural dog shaped padlock with key inserted into front chest, 17.5cm (7”) in length overall, good cond, Est $50-75.

718. Brass padlock in the shape of an antelope, key fits into front chest, overall 20cm (8”) in length, good cond, Est $50-70.

719. Brass horse shaped padlock, 17cm (6¾”) in length overall, good cond, Est $50-70.

720. Hand-forged 19th century steel padlock of Asian appearance in the shape of a fish, 12.5cm (5”) in length, complete with original key, Est $75-100.

721. Large 18th/19th century hand-forged steel lock with central barrel shaped mechanism reinforced with three wide bands, total length 54cm (21”), good cond, with key, Est $125-200.

722. Brass padlock complete with key, imp. “Eden & Co. Makers”, 7.5cm (3”) high, fair cond, Est $45-65.

723. 19th century hand forged steel Victorian padlock with brass keyhole surround and original key, maker’s name on latched bar, 9.5cm (3¾”) high, fair cond, Est $50-75.

724. 19th century hand forged steel padlock with brass keyhole surround and brass keyhole cover titled with the monarch’s crown above “V.R.-Warranted Patent”, complete with original key, 11cm (4½”) high, fair cond, Est $75-100.

725. Hand-forged steel 19th century padlock with brass keyhole surrounds and brass swivel keyhole cover, imp. with the monarch’s crown and “V.R.-Patent”, complete with original key, 10cm (4”) high, Est $75-100.

726. Hand-forged 19th century steel padlock with brass keyhole surrounds and brass swivel keyhole cover titled “Improved Tumbler Lock”, complete with original key, 11cm (4½”) high, Est $75-100.

727. Hand-forged steel 19th century padlock with brass keyhole surrounds and brass keyhole swivel cover imp. “Joseph Waine & Co., Wood St, Willenhall, England”, complete with original key, 10cm (4”) high, fair cond, Est $70-100.

728. Small marigold carnival glass bowl with heavily scalloped sides, decorated on outside with a diamond pattern, 15cm (6") dia, Est $35-45.

729. Marigold carnival glass bowl with scalloped rippled rim, featuring windmills, boats and flowers, 23cm (9”) dia, mint, Est $80-120.

730. Marigold carnival glass footed bowl featuring dragons and roses on the interior, rippled rim, 19.5cm (7½”) dia, chips to tow of the three feet, Est $40-60.

731. Marigold carnival glass footed bowl featuring interior floral decoration with scalloped rippled rim, 25cm (10”) dia x 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $90-120.

732. Iridescent marigold carnival glass bowl featuring grapes and leaves, heavily ruffled scalloped rim, 24cm (9½”) dia, small chip to outside rim, Est $30-45.

733. Square “Royal Winton” plate featuring a colourful border of flowers around a gilded brown centre, 22cm (8¾”) square, near mint, Est $45-65.

734. Small porcelain plaque produced to commemorate the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, features the Olympic rings, Olympic torch over a map of Australia, gilded rim, 9cm (3½”) dia, very good cond, Est $45-65.

735. Small brown “Royal Doulton” vase featuring imp. floral decoration around waist, 6cm (2¼”) high x 9.5cm (3¾”) dia, very good cond, Est $20-30.

736. “Shelley” pin dish produced to commemorate the opening of the “Sydney Harbour Bridge”, gilded rim, 11cm (4½”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

737. Fine bone china breakfast trio decorated with pink roses and gilded rims, base stamped “E. Hughes & Co. Staffordshire, England”, mint, Est $30-40.

738. “Royal Doulton” Christmas plate titled “Christmas Carols” at rear, together with the words for the carol “While Shepherds Watched”, dated 1983, features a coloured portrait of a boy shepherd on front with music border, 21cm (8¼”) dia, mint, Est $45-65.

739. Square “Royal Doulton” saucer featuring a Dutch scene, 13.5cm (5¼”) dia, mint, Est $20-30.

740. Marigold carnival glass milk jug standing on three small clear glass feet, 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $30-40.

741. Pale blue rectangular ashtray featuring the red and white striding figure of Johnnie Walker titled “Born 1820-Still Going Strong”, 24 x 18cm (9½” x 7”), mint, Est $50-75.

742. White porcelain circular ashbowl advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky” featuring the scotch terriers with checkerboard rim, base stamped “James Green & Nephew”, 12cm (4¾”) dia x 5cm (2”) high, very good cond, Est $50-75.

743. Shearer’s handpiece with velvet lined handle and front comb, titled “Wolseley Gun”, standard size with two bladed screwdriver, good cond, Est $50-75.

744. Tin serving tray advertising “Penfolds Wines”, 30cm (11¾”) dia, poor cond, Est $30-45.

745. Tin serving tray advertising “Russell Crockett – Men’s Outfitter, Horsham”, 30cm (11¾”) dia, fair cond, Est $50-75.

746. Old stained Edwardian coloured print illustrating a bare-footed gypsy girl musician,  overall size 32 x 25cm (13” x 10”), framed and under glass, cream wooden frame is chipped on edges, Est $45-65.

747. Cut glass biscuit barrel with brass collar, lid and swivel handle, 17cm (6¾”) high to top of finial lid, good cond, Est $50-75.

748. Chocolate brown bakelite box with hinged lid titled “Cigarettes”. The inside of the lid advertises “Three Castles Cigarettes” in gold print, 9.5 x 9 x 5cm (3¾” x 3½” x 2”), very good cond, Est $45-65.

749. Old milk glass kerosene lamp featuring fish around base, complete with burner and chimney, 24cm (9½”) to top of burner, 40cm (16”) high overall, very good cond, Est $90-120.

750. Marigold carnival glass vase featuring a fish which is entwined around body, scalloped rim, 23cm (9”) high, mint, Est $100-130.

751. Cobalt blue pickle jar, applied lip, 3 piece mould, c.1900, 22cm (8¾”) high, good cond, Est $45-65.

752. Clear glass Victorian era kerosene lamp featuring an ornate stem and base with fluted bulbous font, brass collar, 25cm (10”) high to top of collar, good cond, no burner or chimney, Est $75-125.

753. Collection of 15 glass Avon bottles including 6 milk glass: coach, 2 x bird of paradise foaming bath oil; clock; “Charisma” swan and cat; plus clear glass Santa Claus, butterfly, milk glass owl, clear glass bell, and “Field Flowers” figural perfume. Sizes range from the smallest which is 5cm (2”) high to the 5oz. bird of paradise ladies which are 21.5cm (8½”) high, all in good cond, Est $50-75 (15).

754. “Royal Doulton” crystal battery operated clock, 11.5cm (4½”) high x 7.5cm (3”) wide x 2cm (1”) thick, mint, requires new batteries, Est $30-40.

755. Four clear glass apothecary jars with glass labels titled “Eff. Menth. P.”, “Cashous”; “Tr. Rheiar”, and “Tro. Sulph.” in black print, two of these jars are 17cm (6¾”) high and the other two are 20cm (8”) high, all complete with ground glass lids, good cond, Est $80-120 (4).

756. Small “Royal Doulton” Dickensware dish featuring two characters titled “David + his Aunt” in relief, 22 x 11.5cm (8¾” x 4½”), scarce one, mint, Est $50-75.

757. Oval “Royal Doulton” bowl featuring an English countryside scene, “D4981”, 28 x 20cm (11” x 8”), good cond, some scratches to face, Est $50-75.

758. Oval “Royal Doulton” bowl featuring a countryside scene titled “Autumn Glory”, 29 x 24cm (11¾” x 9½”), very good cond, some crazing to outside base, Est $70-100.

759. Small “Royal Doulton” rectangular cake or sandwich dish, featuring an English countryside scene, “D5815”, 23 x 11cm (9” x 4½”), very good cond, Est $40-60.

760. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a blue basket of peaches as the central theme with a border of blue and yellow flowers and fruit, 26cm (10¼”) dia, base is stamped “Pallisey-D4613”, mint, Est $65-85.

761. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a Shakespearean character titled “Orlando” at rear, 26cm (10¼”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

762. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a Shakespearean character titled “Anne Page” at rear, 26cm (10¼”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

763. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a Shakespearean character titled “Rosalind” at rear, 26cm (10¼”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

764. Fine bone china “Shelley” plate featuring English cottages with a church steeple in background, pale pink border, 27cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $75-100.

765. Round “Royal Doulton” bowl featuring a thatched cottage scene, base imp. “8 Feb (19)25, D4390”, 19.5cm (7¾”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

766. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a central shield depicting a rampant lion and titled “Bread at Pleasure – Drink by Measure”, green leaf border, 27cm (10½”) dia, base stamped “D3444”, mint, Est $80-120.

767. Round “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a scene titled “The Gleaners” at rear, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

768. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a coloured geometric design titled “Cypress” on base, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

769. “Royal Doulton Rustic England” cabinet plate featuring an English countryside scene signed by “Grace”, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

770. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring an historic English scene titled “Hampton Court” featuring King Henry VIII, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, near mint, Est $100-130.

771. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a coloured scene titled “Murray River Gums, D6425”, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $80-120.

772. Blue “Maling” charger decorated with posies of flowers, 29cm (11½”) dia, mint, Est $200-300.

773. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a coloured floral design on a pastel blue and green background, 26cm (10¼”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

774. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring an English cottage scene, dated “2-(19)30” on base, 24cm (9½”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

775. Victorian period “Copeland Spode” plate featuring birds of paradise, 23cm (9”) dia, mint, Est $40-60.

776. Fine bone china “Minton’s” delft blue and white plate featuring floral decoration, dated “12-(19)31”, 26.5cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

777. Beautiful cobalt blue “Maling” charger  featuring yellow flowers and green butterflies, 29cm (11½”) dia, gold rim, mint apart from some fine clean crazing at rear, Est $300-400.

778. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a setter dog, base imp. “8-(19)39”, 26cm (10¼”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

779. “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a central posy of coloured flowers surrounded by a border of more coloured flowers, base titled “The Vernon, D5124”, 26cm (10¼”) dia, mint, Est $75-100.

780. “Mason’s” ironstone china plate featuring both transfer printed and hand painted flowers, black rim, 23cm (9”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

781. Blue and white “Royal Doulton” cabinet plate featuring a central coat of arms below a knight’s helmet and titled “Utrem Horum Madis Attite” in sepia print, 25cm (10”) dia, titled “Provence” at rear with Royal Doulton mark, mint, Est $70-100.

782. “Royal Doulton” bowl featuring a black river scene on an olive green background, 19.5cm (7¾”) dia, good cond, Est $45-65.

783. “Royal Crown Derby” dish featuring a blue and white bird scene known as “Blue Alves”, gilded rim, 16cm (6¼”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

784. “Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury” cabinet plate featuring a coloured birds of paradise and floral design, 27cm (10½”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

785. “Newtone” vase coloured in shades of pale green, tan with creamy yellow base, 10.5cm (4”) high, mint, Est $60-75.

786. Mottled blue “Fowler” vase, 21cm (8¼”) high x 12cm (4¾”) dia across base, mint, Est $75-125.

787. Unusual black highly glazed four bowl vase featuring four spherical shaped bodies decorated with white cherubs with small gilded handles and necks, joined as one, 14cm (5½”) overall, near mint, Est $50-75.

788. “Royal Doulton” figurine featuring a young lady in pink dress seated on a park bench and titled “Young Jean”, “HN3176”, c.1988, 16cm (6¼”) high, mint, Est $200-300.

789. “James Kent” jug featuring a pink body with floral decoration and pale green handle, glazed pale green inside, 13cm (5¼”) high, mint, Est $40-60.

790. Mottled brown glazed stoneware tobacco jar, 12.5cm (5”) high x 13cm (5¼”) dia, complete with lid, no base mark, c.1905, very good cond, Est $40-60.

791. Diamond shaped “Maling” dish featuring flowers, birds and butterflies in autumn tones, 28 x 20cm (11” x 8”), near mint, Est $100-130.

792. Pair of “Wedgwood” limited edition plates produced to commemorate the Sydney Olympics of 2000. These two plates feature the Grecian themes of running and wrestling, both feature the Sydney Olympic torch t'mark on front, Greek key border, both 20cm (8”) dia, some minor scratches, Est $70-100 (2).

793. Rectangular “Maling” sandwich tray featuring a pink fish scale background with a colourful floral border, base stamped “Maling – Clematis”, gilded rim, 30 x 17cm (12” x 6¾”), mint, Est $100-130.

794. Oval “Maling” dish featuring pink blossom on opposite ends, 26 x 14cm (10¼” x 5½”), mint, Est $45-65.

795. Hand carved wooden pipe bowl in the face of a Maori or Pacific Island native, 12cm (4¾”) in length, good cond, Est $50-75.

796. Deep blue “Adams, England” sugar bowl and milk jug featuring a white Grecian relief design, sugar bowl is 10.5cm (4¼”) dia x 7cm (2¾”) high, both mint, Est $55-75.

797. Blue and white “Wedgwood” Jasper ware plate produced to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 1977, 20cm (8”) dia, mint, Est $50-75.

798. Seven blue and white Jasper ware “Wedgwood” plates produced to celebrate Mother’s Day, titled “Mother” and dated the following years: 1973; 1976; 1980; 1982; 1990; 1991 and 1996. Each features a different central theme with white leaf border, all imp. “Wedgwood” on base, each is 16.5cm (6½”) dia, all mint, Est $200-250 (7).

799. Blue and white jasper ware “Wedgwood” bowl featuring Grecian figures around sides, 20cm (8”) dia x 10cm (4”) high, mint, Est $175-225.

800. Round “Wedgwood” blue and white jasper ware cabinet plate featuring the famous musicians: Mozart, Elgar, Beethoven, Verdi, Tschaikovsky, and Bizet in white relief portrait, 25cm (10”) dia, mint, Est $100-130.

801. Blue and white “Wedgwood” Jasper ware plate featuring a Grecian scene of figures and trees, 24cm (9½”) dia, mint, Est $45-65.

802. “Copeland Spode” blue and white jug featuring a Grecian design, 14cm (5½”) high, mint, Est $80-120.

803. “Copeland Spode” bowl featuring a blue and white Greek theme, 19.5cm (7¾”) dia x 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $150-200.

804. Stoneware Pratt jar titled “Pegwell Bay”, features fishermen with nets, c.1860, 9cm (3½”) high, two lip chips, one base edge chip and a 4cm (1½”) hairline to rim, Est $50-75.

805. Oval blue and white “Fenton” dish featuring an old world scene surrounded by floral decoration, 20 x 14cm (8” x 5½”), very good cond, Est $35-45.

806. Small “Royal Doulton” cream/milk jug, dark green decorated with pink and white flowers known as the “Persian” design, 7cm (2¾”) high x 10cm (4”) dia, no chips or cracks but stained inside, Est $30-50.

807. Large size “Royal Doulton” character jug, “Dick Turpin”, 17cm (6¾”) high, mint, Est $200-250.

808. Pale blue “Royal Copenhagen” vase featuring flowers, 12cm (4¾”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

809. Pale blue “Royal Copenhagen” vase featuring dragonflies, 18cm (7”) high, mint, Est $100-130.

810. “Carlton Ware Rouge Royale” base for an electric lamp, complete with lamp fittings and electrical wiring, 19cm (7½”) high to top of base, overall height is 27cm (10½”) to top of light fitting, Est $70-100.

811. Blue and white porcelain jar featuring a country scene depicting a horse and dray with stream, trees and church, base stamped “G. Jones, England”, 9cm (3½”) high, Est $45-65.

812. Small size Santa Claus jug advertising “Dewar’s” whisky, red handle and hat with green holly leaf, base stamped “John Humphreys Pottery, Staffordshire, England”, 11cm (4½”) high, mint, Est $150-200.

813. Pale green “Mueller’s Aromatic Schnapps, Schiedam”, standard size, 24cm (9½”) high, good gloss, has a few minor marks and small lip bruise, Est $30-40.

814. Deep amethyst jar, “Cooper & Sons” heavily emb. on the vertical, 18.5cm (7¼”) high, good exterior gloss and in good cond generally, Est $25-35.

815. Amethyst 13oz. sauce bottle, “A.J.C. Tomato Sauce” in a ribbon t'mark, 24.5cm (9¾”) high, good gloss, very good cond, Est $20-30.

816. Amethyst 13oz. sauce bottle, “Dyason’s Property Ltd.” vertically emb. down bottle, 25cm (10”) high, heavily embossed, good gloss, some minor interior staining, Est $30-40.

817. Amethyst bottle, “Humphris & Sons Ltd., Adelaide & Jamestown” in a circular t'mark, 20cm (8”) high, very good exterior gloss, very good generally, Est $50-75.

818. Amethyst 13oz. sauce bottle, “The Bendigo Fruit Growers Co-operative Society” emb. in an oval around a gold prospector t'mark, 25cm (10”) high, good gloss, cloudy interior, heavily embossed, Est $35-45.

819. Amethyst 13oz. sauce bottle, “Hoadley’s Tomato Sauce, Melbourne & Sydney”, rising sun t'mark, 24.5cm (9¾”) high, good exterior gloss, cloudy inside, Est $20-30.

820. Light amethyst pickle jar, “The Johnson Condiments Company Ltd.”, 19cm (7½”) high, good exterior gloss, very good cond, Est $25-35.

821. Pale green “Udolpho Wolfe’s Aromatic Schnapps, Schiedam”, 23cm (9”) high, almost full gloss, very good cond, this is much lighter in colour than the normal green schnapps and is aqua in colour, Est $25-35.

822. “Carlton Ware” bowl, pastel green exterior with pale pink interior and gilded rim, 19 x 15cm (7½” x 6") x 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $40-50.

823. Souvenir ware handled candle holder featuring a scene titled “Valley Lake, Mount Gambier” on one side, base stamped “A. & S. Stoke-on-Trent (England)”, 14cm (5½”) wide x 6cm (2¼”) high, mint, Est $50-75.

824. Six “Royal Doulton” sweet dishes featuring a border of pink roses with gilded rims, each is 16cm (6¼”) dia x 5cm (2”) high, four are mint, the other two have some very light crazing, Est $50-75 (6).

825. Two small “Torquay Ware” sugar bowls, one titled “Sweeten for Yourself”, the other is titled “Help Yourself for Sugar”, both approx 8cm (3¼”) dia x 4cm (1½”) high, one is mint, the other is stained and has a short hairline to rim, Est $30-40 (2).

826. Framed Peg Maltby print featuring an aboriginal girl with Australian animals and titled “Melody Time”, signed “P. Maltby” on lower l/h corner, 24 x 19cm (9½” x 7½”), very good cond, Est $35-45.

827. Framed Peg Maltby print featuring aboriginal children with Australian flora and fauna, one of the children is piggybacking a possum,  titled “Fun ‘n Games”, signed “P. Maltby” on lower l/h corner, 24 x 19cm (9½” x 7½”), very good cond, Est $35-45.

828. Framed Peg Maltby print featuring aboriginal children studying butterflies, surrounded by two rabbits, a possum and overhead wattle leaves, titled “Nature Class”, signed “P. Maltby” on lower l/h corner, 24 x 19cm (9½” x 7½”), very good cond, Est $35-45.

829. Framed Peg Maltby print featuring two aboriginal children with Australian flora and fauna, titled “Wakey Wakey”, signed “P. Maltby” on lower l/h corner, 24 x 19cm (9½” x 7½”), very good cond, Est $35-45.

830. Framed Peg Maltby print featuring a young aboriginal girl bathing in a waterfall, surrounded by Australian flora and fauna, and titled “Laughing Waters”, signed “P. Maltby” on lower l/h corner, 24 x 19cm (9½” x 7½”), very good cond, Est $35-45.

831. Framed coloured print depicting the ballet “Swan Lake” taken from an original oil painting, signed lower r/hand corner, white wooden frame and under glass, 30 x 21.5cm (12” x 8½”), good cond, Est $50-75.

832. Framed “Albert Namatjira” print featuring a scene titled “Glen Helen Landscape, Central Australia”, overall size 35 x 28cm (14” x 11”), under glass, Est $40-60.

833. Framed “Albert Namatjira” print featuring a scene titled “The Western MacDonnell Country”, 43 x 30cm (17” x 11¾”), good cond, Est $40-60.

834. Rectangular framed print of a ballet class from an original painting by Degas titled “Dancing School”, 1950s era, overall size 41 x 35cm (16” x 14”), white wooden frame and under glass, good cond, some wear and chipping to frame, Est $50-75.

835. Framed illustrated print of an automobile titled “Hudson Roadster, 1909”, the automobile is coloured red, white wooden frame and under glass, 1950s era, 32 x 28cm (12¾” x 10¾”), good cond, Est $30-45.

836. Rectangular aluminium sign advertising “The Trustees Executors and Agencies Company Limited, Melbourne and Sydney”, 43 x 28cm (17” x 11”), good cond, Est $45-65.

837. Plaster plaque featuring the Australian Houses of Parliament, titled “Parliament House, Canberra, A.C.T.”, imp. on rear “W.A. Bossons”, hand painted, no doubt produced for the opening of the Australian Houses of Parliament in 1927, 20 x 13cm (8” x 5¼”), fair cond, Some flaking of paint, Est $40-60.

838. Framed automobile print titled “Pontiac-Oakland, 1908” beneath a blue coloured automobile, white wooden frame and under glass, 1950s era, 32 x 28cm (12¾” x 10¾”), good cond, Est $30-45.

839. Framed men’s fashion print featuring an English gentleman dressed in riding boots and holding a riding crop, titled “London Fashions”, c.1920, wooden frame and under glass, 34.5 x 22cm (13¾” x 8¾”), good cond, Est $50-75.

840. Oval glass mirror advertising “John Haig Scotch Whisky” in gold print outlined in black beneath the royal coat of arms t'mark, c.1900, 29 x 22cm (11½” x 8¾”), free-standing or wall hanging, central part of mirror is in good cond, heavily worn on exteriors, fair cond, Est $100-130.

841. Old framed glass mirror advertising “Black & White Scotch Whisky” beneath a diamond shaped t'mark featuring the black and white terriers on a white background with gilded border, overall size of wooden frame is 51 x 38cm (20” x 15”), good cond, Est $200-300.

842. Attractive coloured advertisement in wooden frame, titled “K.E. Veerafingan, General Merchant, Colombo” above an illustration of two children, c.1900, overall size is 38 x 26cm (14¾” x 10¼”), wooden frame and under glass, good cond, Est $75-100.

843. Framed men’s fashion print featuring a gentleman with hat, gloves and walking stick, titled “London Art Fashions”, c.1920, wooden frame and under glass, overall size 34 x 24cm (13½” x 9½”), fair cond, Est $45-65.

844. Framed print illustrating the coronation ceremony of King Edward VII in 1902, framed inside a wooden style frame with gilded interior border, 50 x 38cm (19½” x 15”), mint, Est $70-100.

845. Wooden box end advertising “Laurel Kerosene – Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd.” featuring a green laurel wreath t'mark, 35 x 24cm (14” x 9½”), good cond, Est $45-65.

846. Wooden box end advertising “Texaco Motor Oil” in a black and red t'mark, 35 x 24cm (14” x 9½”), good cond, Est $45-65.

847. Wooden box end advertising “Pennant Kerosene” featuring the pennant flag t'mark, 35 x 24cm (14” x 9½”), good cond, Est $45-65.

848. Framed print illustrating His Majesty King Edward VII as Colonel-in-Chief of the 10th Hussars”, 50 x 38cm (19½” x 15”), moulded woodgrain style frame with gilded interior border, mint, Est $70-100.

849. Woodcut engraving titled “Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar”. The print features Lord Nelson who is slumping to the deck of HMS Victory shortly after he has been mortally wounded, marines and other navy personnel are rushing to his rescue, produced to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Nelson’s victory at Trafalgar, the engraving is signed “Schonberg” and dated 1905 on lower r/h corner, 55 x 35cm (22” x 14”), good cond, on original mount board with title at base, there is a light scratch across surface, Est $100-150.

850. Black and white engraving titled “Nelson’s Last Signal at Trafalgar – England Expects that Every Man will do his Duty!” This illustration depicts Nelson giving the orders to signal the other ships in his fleet and was produced in 1905 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar. Further details of this part of the action can be read under the title, in original frame and under glass, overall size 89 x 69cm (35” x 27”). The actual size of the print is 60 x 40cm (24” x 16”), very good cond, Est $250-350.

851. Wooden keg cap imp. “Henry Boker” on one side, c.1900, 25cm (10”) in length, good cond and in working order, Est $30-45.

852. Old stereoscope viewer “Pat. APR 5th 1904” on base, has both lenses, velvet lined eyepiece, handle and slide but is missing the slide attachment, good cond, Est $40-60.

853. Three books: (1) “Dalgety’s Annual Wool Review for Australasia, 1924-1925”. Soft cover with 154 pages, poor cond. (2) “New Holland Service Parts Catalogue for Models 275-Twine & Wire Tie Bailers”. Illustrated throughout with illustrations of different parts, 28 x 21cm (11” x 8¼”), poor cond. (3) “The Pastoral Review and Graziers Record, May 18, 1960”, soft cover, 116 pages featuring numerous advertisements and illustrations relating to the primary industry of Australia, good cond. Est $40-60 (3).

854. Rectangular khaki green tin titled “A.M.S. Operation Ration” with a diagram of how to open the tin with directions on reverse side, 22 x 12 x 8cm (8¾” x 5” x 3¼”), no lid, fair cond, Est $50-75.

855. Cardboard shop display sign advertising “Passing Show Cigarettes”, features an illustration of a gent in a top hat pointing to an “Institute of Hygiene” certificate stating that “Passing Show Cigarettes have been passed by the Examining Board of the Institute of Hygiene as fulfilling the standard of quality and merit required by them in evidence of which the Council have affixed the seal of the Institute hereon. Dated 10th day of December, 1926”. Printed in black print, 50 x 43cm (20” x 17”), some insect damage and tears to edges and sides, scarce cigarette advertisement, Est $150-200.

856. Steel car tube clamp emb. “Leggett – TA”, the circular clamp is 10cm (4”) dia, fair cond, Est $30-45.

857. Ceramic shaving mug featuring the portrait of a young lady on one side, 10.5cm (4¼”) high, probably European, c.1910, Est $40-60.

858. White ceramic shaving mug featuring gilded decoration around body, 11cm (4½”) high, c.1900, good cond, wear to gilding, Est $30-45.

859. Circular cardboard box titled “Lucky Hit Ready Rubbed Tobacco” in red print on a yellow background, 8cm (3¼”) dia x 5cm (2”) high, good cond, Est $30-40.

860. White enamelled beaker commemorating Queen Victoria’s Jubilee in 1897. Features portraits of the young queen and old queen, 10cm (4”) high, gilded rims, good cond, a few small chips to lip, rest is very good, Est $150-200.

861. 45 rpm vinyl record titled “Craven A King Size Filter Theme”, complete with cover sleeve, good cond, Est $20-30.

862. Rectangular tin calendar advertising “Buchanan’s House of Commons’ Scotch Whisky” in gold relief print above a compartment for month and day letters, titled “By Appointment to His Majesty King Edward VII” beneath a coat of arms t'mark, c.1902, 48 x 35cm (19” x 13¾”), fair cond, the lettering is very faded and the tin is slightly corroded, no month boards in calendar, date numbers need to be re-trimmed, could be refurbished, Est $60-100.

863. Hard-covered 198 page book titled “The Story of the Guides” by Col. G.J. Younghusband, published by McMillan, London in 1908. This book outlines the history of the Indian Regimental Guides during the 19th century, illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, frontispiece photograph of Sir Harry Lumsden who raised the Guides, red cloth covers, 23 x 15cm (9” x 6"), original owner’s inscription on inside front cover dated 1909, good cond, some minor tears, Est $50-70.

864. Hard-covered 232 page book titled “Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses” by Rudyard Kipling, published by Methuen & Co. London in 1894. This book contains numerous songs and verses by this famous writer, 19.5 x 13cm (7¾” x 5¼”), brown cloth covers, gold title to spine, tightly bound, good cond with light wear to covers, Est $40-60.

865. Hard-covered 138 page book titled “Morning Flight – A Book of Wild Fowl” written and illustrated by Peter Scott, published by Country Life in 1950. This book is written about the wild geese and ducks that the author has either shot, caught, tamed, photographed, filmed or painted. Illustrated throughout with both colour and half-tone plates, the book is centred on the marshes and estuaries of England, large size 29 x 23cm (11½” x 9”), blue cloth covers, good cond, Est $30-40.

866. Hard-covered 190 page book titled “Gaping Gill – 150 Years of Exploration” by Howard M. Beck, published by Robert Hale, London in 1984. “Gaping Gill ends in an enormous chamber made by water action. It could contain a cathedral with the spire running up the shaft, it is one of the most extraordinary spectacles that it has ever been my pleasure to witness.” These observations were made on 1 August 1895 by Eduard Alfred Martel who was the first person to bottom the 340 feet main shaft of this unique cave system in the limestone highlands of north-west Yorkshire. Illustrated with half-tone photographs, diagrams and maps, 22.5 x 14cm (8¾” x 5½”), good cond with original dust jacket now protected by mylar plastic cover, ex library, Est $60-90.

867. Hard-covered 387 page book titled “The Voyage of The Discovery” by Captain Robert F. Scott, published by Smith, Elder & Co., London in 1907. This is Vol. 2 of a two volume set and describes the journey to the farthest south; return from the far south; winters; sledging; escape from the ice; and homeward bound. Illustrated with full page half-tone photographs and coloured frontispiece titled “Emperor Penguin Rookery”. Blue cloth covers, 21 x 14.5cm (8¼” x 5¾”), tightly bound, interior is in good cond, wear to covers, ex library, Est $40-60.

868. Hard-covered 309 page book titled “Handy Farm and Home Devices”, compiled by J.V. Bartlett, published by the Adelaide Advertiser in 1946. This well illustrated publication features handy hints for the farmer and home handyman, illustrating the different methods of building numerous items for the home and farm, blue board covers, 24 x 18cm (9½” x 7”), fair cond, good spine, Est $60-75.

869. Soft-covered 56 page book titled “Australian Artware Pottery” by William and Dorothy Hall, published by Crown Castleton in 1996. This well illustrated booklet features numerous colour photographs and half-tone illustrations of Australian pottery, 21 x 15cm (8¼” x 6"), good cond, Est $25-35.

870. Soft-covered 62 page booklet titled “Childhood Memorabilia Valuation Guide” by Jean Taylor, published by Crown Castleton in 1994. This booklet features teddy bears and dolls, many of which are photographed in colour, well illustrated with half-tone photographs, 21 x 15cm (8¼” x 6"), good cond, Est $25-35.

871. Soft-covered 64 page booklet titled “Old Tools – Identification Guide”, published by Crown Castleton in 1995, features diagrams from late 19th and early 20th centuries, tool books, signed by the author, 21 x 15cm (8¼” x 6"), very good cond, Est $25-35.

872. Hard-covered 212 page book titled “Automotive Body and Frame Service” by Guy F. Wetzel, published by Automobile Digest Publishing Co., Ohio in 1947. Heavily illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, diagrams and sketches, grey cloth covers with silver title to front cover and spine, 25 x 17cm (10” x 6¾”), good cond, Est $70-100.

873. Hard-covered 130+ page foolscap book titled “Particulars To Be Noted When Making Drawings”, published by “Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd, Elswick & Barrow – Revised Edition June 1937”. This is a draftsman’s book which features numerous data sheets together with drawings showing layouts for War Office contracts; dimensions for screw rivets and knuckle threads for armour plate; self locking pins; hinged bolts, squares and stretching screws; lubrication nipples and connections, etc etc. This book appears to be an in-house compilation with draftsman’s drawings to match all the items contained therein, 34 x 22cm (13½” x 8¾”), stiff board covers with three interscrews on spine, covers slightly worn but overall the book is in good cond, rare item, Est $70-100.

874. 128 page book titled “The Farmers and Graziers Handy Book” compiled by J.V. Bartlett and published by the Adelaide Advertiser in 1950. Well illustrated with numerous diagrams of different methods of making all types of things for the farm and home. Red board covers, 28 x 21cm (10¾” x 8¼”), fair/good cond, Est $45-65.

875. Soft-covered 326 page book titled “Automotive Body and Fender Repairs” by C.E. Packer, published in Chicago by the Goodheart-Willcox Company in 1939. This book is well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, diagrams and line drawings depicting automotive bodies and fender repairs. Black cloth covers with gilded title to front cover and spine, good cond, Est $80-120.

876. Soft-covered 211 page book titled “Building the Timber Frame House – The Revival of a Forgotten Craft” by Tedd Benson and illustrated by Jamie Page, published by Charles Scrivner’s Sons, New York in 1980. This book will tell you everything you need to know about building your own home from wood. Descriptive chapters on building for strength, beam design, structures for today and also a look at the past when timber was cut with broadaxe and shaped by the adze. Illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs and diagrams, 27 x 20cm (10¾” x 8”), good cond, Est $25-35.

877. Small hard covered 208 page book titled “Lysaght Referee”, published by John Lysaght, Sydney, in 1961. This book contains information and illustrations of the Lysaght range of builder’s merchandise, from water tanks to silos, wire, pipe fittings, nuts and bolts, machine screws, rivets and scaffolding, etc. 15 x 10cm (6” x 4”), blue cloth cover, good cond, Est $40-60.

878. Hard-covered 596 page book titled “Furniture Making and Cabinet Work” by B.W. Telton, published by D. Dan Nostrand Company, New York in 1949. As the title suggests this book details all you need to know about indoor furniture construction, cabinet making, veneers and inlays, upholstery and seat weaving, principles of interior decoration as well as restoration, repair and refinishing. Illustrated throughout with diagrams, tables and half-tone photographs, red cloth covers, 24 x 16.5cm (9½” x 6½”), tight spine and in good cond, wear to cover corners and edges, Est $50-75.

879. Hard-covered 816+ page book titled “The American Woman’s Cookbook” edited by Ruth Burolzheiner, published by Consolidated Book Publishers, Chicago in 1944. This thumb indexed book tells you just about everything you need to know about food from how to buy food, its value, menu making, lunch boxes, appetisers, meat, entrees, eggs and cheese, salads, cookies, desserts, French, beverages, jellies and canning, etc. Illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs and some colour plates, blue cloth covers with red title, 21 x 14.5cm (8¼” x 5¾”), good cond, Est $30-40.

880. Hard-covered 309 page book titled “The Life and Times of Sir Walter Raleigh” by Charles Whitehead, published by M. Cooke, London in 1864. This well used book is illustrated with black and white engravings and details the history of Sir Walter Raleigh, 19.5 x 13cm (7¾” x 5¼”), spine is still tight but overall in poor cond, numerous tears, insect damage and foxing, complete with frontispiece titled “The Club – Shakespeare – Ben Johnson, Raleigh &c”, Est $30-45.

881. 34 consecutive issues of “Australian Playboy” from Issue No. 1, February 1979 to Issue No. 34, November 1987. Fair to good cond, many centrefolds are missing, Est $40-60 (34).

882. 10 issues of the “Pix” and “People” magazines, comprising 7 issues of “Pix” dated from 1941 to 1944. Plus 3 issues of the 1964 “People” magazine. The “Pix” magazines vary in condition from poor to good, the “People” magazines are all in good cond, Est $40-60 (10)

883. 10 newspaper/magazines: (1) & (2) 12 page issues of the 1944 “New Screen News” featuring articles on the latest movies and film stars. (3-8) Six copies of the “Bulletin” dated from 1941 to 1950, each containing approx. 36 pages of interesting articles during that period, lots of adverts, 2 without covers, 1 in poor cond, rest okay. (9) October 1964 edition of the “Saturday Sporting Globe”. (10) 44 page issue of 1946 edition “The Leader – Australian Farm and Stock Weekly”, features a full page advert for Sunshine Farm Machinery featuring the different implements. Cond varies from poor to good, Est $50-70 (10).

884. 12 old magazines: (1) & (2) Two issues of the 1934 “Esquire” featuring some good advertisements, both in poor cond, one without cover. (3) November 1945 issue of the “Men Only” magazine. (4) & (5) Two issues of the 1945 “Lilliput” men’s magazine. (6) 1940s edition of the “Strand”. (7) 1940s edition of the “London Opinion”. (8) & (9) Two 1946 editions of the journal titled “Over-seas League”. (10) 1948 edition of “The Dads”. (11) & (12) Two 1974 editions of the “Esquire” magazine. Most of the 1940s magazines are only about 20 x 14cm (8” x 5”), cond varies from poor to good, Est $40-60 (12)

885. 10 “Royalty” magazines and booklets: (1) 16 page quality booklet titled “Preview of the Royal Wedding”, dated Buckingham Palace, 1947. (2) 1954 issue of the “Australian Woman’s Weekly” highlighting the royal tour of Australia. (3) Late 1940s “Woman’s Journal” booklet featuring His Majesty King George VI on front cover and titled “Family Album”. (4) 1954 Royal Visit souvenir booklet. (5) Booklet titled “Her Majesty’s Coronation”. (6) 1964 booklet titled “The Royal Babies”. (7)-(10) Four 28 page soft covered  “Royalty” booklets titled “The Royal Tour of Canada; Buckingham Palace; Princess Anne; and Clarence House”. Cond varies from fair to very good, Est $50-70 (10).

886. Seven magazines and booklets: (2) 1944 edition of the “Australasian” featuring the king on the front cover, 32 pages. (2) & (3) Two copies of the “Australian Journal” dated 1948 and 1949 each with 48 pages. (4), (5) & (6) Three editions of the “Geographical” magazine dated June and August 1936 and December 1943. (7) 48 page copy of “Blackwood’s Magazine” dated November 1946. Condition varies from fair to good, Est $30-50 (7).

887. Clear glass jar advertising “Minties” in red print outlined in white surrounded by a green holly border, red wooden base and green aluminium lid, 34cm (13½”) high. The advertising of Minties with the border has been restored, a large chip from the lip of the jar has also been restored, displays well, Est $400-600.

888. 1½lb size tin advertising “Mermaid Table Salt”, produced by “Cheepham Salt Pty. Ltd., Geelong, Victoria, Australia”. Features a seaman looking dubiously at a mermaid sitting on a  rock, 15cm (6") high, good cond, some corrosion to lid, scarce tin, Est $150-200.

889. Large brown stoneware teapot advertising “Bushells Tea” in a red and blue t'mark, the teapot appears to be 1950s era and has indecipherable potter’s mark on base, the t'mark advertising Bushells Tea appears to have been added at a later date, possibly in the 1970s, 24cm (9½”) high x 33cm (13”) wide from handle to pouring lip, nice piece but unfortunately not as old as we would like, Est $400-600.

890. “Lehman, Germany” toy figure of a lady(?) in black and white checked dress with walking cane in one hand and a key in the other, the base has a number of small wheels which enable the lady to move when wound up from the rear, dated 1903 on base, 22cm (8¾”) high, fair cond, in working order but base needs an overhaul and restoration, Est $400-600.

891. Small yellow jug advertising “Bulloch Lade – The Pedigree Scotch” in black print. A Scotsman with drawn sword is illustrated beneath the pouring lip, base stamp “James Green & Nephew”, 9.5cm (3¾”) high, very good cond, Est $200-300.

892. Porcelain “John Peel” musical jug featuring a coloured hand-painted portrait of John Peel on one side and a verse about John Peel on the other side, base is stamped “Fieldings – Made in England”, music box is in working order, 12cm (4¾”) high, mint, Est $125-165.

893. Soft-covered 48 page booklet titled “Australia’s Olympic History – Official Poster Collection, 1896-2000”, published by the Herald Sun in 2000, complete with all original posters which are from the Olympic Museum collection, full colour throughout, 27 x 21cm (10¾” x 8¼”), very good cond, Est $20-30.

894. Soft-covered 24 page booklet titled “Ballarat – the Garden City”, published in about 1954. Full colour cover with numerous colour plates inside, this booklet is a promotional booklet for Ballarat outlining a short history of the city and its major infrastructure and tourist attractions, 25 x 19cm (10” x 7½”), good cond, Est $30-40.

895. Soft-covered 24 page book titled “Long Live the Queen! – The Coronation Book with Realistic Pop-up Pictures”, published in 1953 to celebrate the royal coronation. Features a coloured pictorial cover of the Queen’s Royal Carriage, inside cover features a mounted sentry of the Life Guards and the first page features a coloured photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. The interior text describes how a family came into London to watch the royal coronation and as the story progresses pip-up pictures can be viewed of Buckingham Palace, the Horse Guards, Whitehall, Westminster Abbey, and a view of London from Westminster. Wire-bound spine, 27 x 21.5cm (10½” x 8½”), good cond, Est $40-60.

896. Hard-covered 162 page book titled “Bendigo’s Gold Story” by Ralph W. Birrell and James A. Lerk, published by J.A. & E.R.S. Lerk, Golden Square in 2001. This volume brings together some of the stories, people and images that vividly depict an arduous life for miners in past years, as well as taking readers into the 21st century. Much of what has been assembled here has not been previously published. Superbly illustrated throughout with sepia half-tone photographs, diagrams, maps and sketches, complete with original dust jacket which is titled in gold over an aerial photograph of Bendigo and its surrounds, 22 x 30cm (8¾” x 11¾”), unused cond, Est $75-125.

897. Soft-covered 64 page booklet titled “Tobacco Tins and Other Things – Valuation Guide” by John Layburn, published by Crown Castleton in 1994. This booklet features numerous tins and tobacco related materials, both colour and with half-tone photographs, 21 x 15cm (8¼” x 6"), very good cond, Est $25-35.

898. Cardboard fan advertising “Slazengers” tennis balls on both sides. One side features three male players and is titled “Follow the Davis Cup Stars and use a Slazengers Challenge Racket”, 30cm (11¾”) long, the fan itself is 19cm (7½”) dia, fair cond, creased on handle, Est $30-45.

899. Soft-covered 96 page book titled “How to Build a Low-Cost House of Stone” by Lewis and Sharon Watson, published by Stonehouse, Idaho, USA in 1978. This book covers all aspects of constructing a stone walled house with descriptive chapters on design, tools and materials, gathering stone, building and setting forms, as well as pouring the walls, floors, roof and finishing. Well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, diagrams and sketches, 28 x 21cm (11” x 8¼”), good cond, Est $20-30.

900. Rectangular wooden plaque featuring a bar mirror advertising “Carlton” featuring the portrait of a miner saying “I Allus Has Wan At 11”. The rear of the plaque features a paper label stating that “Miner Sam Griffin’s words and picture became famous on Victorian hoardings in the 1890’s. Overall size 28 x 17cm (11” x 6¾”), very good cond, Est $40-60.

901. Soft-covered 103 page book titled “Covered with Dust and Troubled with Mud – History of Rochester & District” by Sue Thomas, published by the Rich River Printers, Echuca in 1979. This is a scarce town and district history of Rochester and its surrounds, well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, sketches, diagrams, maps and even some colour plates, 27 x 20cm (10¾” x 8”), good cond, Est $30-40.

902. Hard-covered 152 page book titled “Walking with Time – The Story of the Wakool Country” by E.J. Grant, published by Abacada Melbourne in 1970. This is the story of the Western Riverina, of the squatters, pioneers and settlers whose energies and confidence established effective occupation of some 3,000 square miles of pastoral country now in the Wakool and Murray Shires of NSW. First edition, illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs and diagrams, complete with original dust jacket, 22 x 14cm (8¾” x 5½”), good cond, Est $30-40.

903. Hard-covered 868 page book titled “Scotland’s Work and Worth” by Charles W. Thomson, published by Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, Edinburgh in about
1909. This is Scotland’s story from early times to the 20th century, with a survey of the contributions of Scotsmen in peace and in war, the growth of the British Empire and the progress of the world. Illustrated with half-tone photographs and engravings, 22 x 14cm (8¾” x 5½”), cloth bound and in good cond, solid spine, Est $30-50.

904. Hard-covered 132 page book titled “Balfour’s Hints on Steel”, published by Arthur Balfour & Co., Sheffield, England in about 1950. This publication details all aspects of using steel, some illustrations, complete, has some tears to spine, Est $20-30.

905. Hard-covered 507 page book titled “The History of France” published in London by Baldwin & Cradock in 1836. This very old book details the history of France until its time of publication in 1836, cloth covers with leather spine, 23 x 15cm (9” x 6"), tightly bound, front cover has nearly separated from spine, Est $50-70.

906. Hard-covered 320 page book titled “Morgan’s Official Street Directory – Melbourne & Suburbs, 1942”, 18.5 x 11.5cm (7¼” x 4½”), complete but in poor cond, covers loose and stained, Est $25-35.

907. Hard-covered 245 page book titled “Beyond Lion Rock – The Story of Cathay Pacific Airways” by Gavin Young, published by Hutchinson in 1988. Maps on end pages and inside.  The author tells the swashbuckling story of the empire in the air which began in the era when the likes of Biggles filled schoolboys with these stories. Illustrated with half-tone and colour photographs, 24 x 16cm (9½” x 6¼”), good cond with original dust jacket, Est $30-40.

908. Soft-covered 232 page book titled “London: The Art of Georgian Building” by Dan Cruickshank & Peter Wyld, published by the Architectural Press, London in 1977. This book begins in 1680 when Christopher Wren was at the height of his powers and closes about 1830 when the classical discipline of 200 years was suddenly shattered. Illustrated with half-tone photographs of numerous structures, diagrams and sketches, 30 x 20cm (12” x 8”), good cond, covers are protected by mylar plastic cover, scarce book, Est $70-100.

909. Hard-covered 284 page book titled “The Great Centuries of Painting – The XVIth Century from Leonardo to El Greco” by Lionello Venturi, published by Skira, Switzerland in 1956. This book details the great painters from the Renaissance in Italy to the Renaissance in Germany, as well as painting in the Netherlands and Venice. Superbly illustrated with 152 colour plates which have been individually mounted on the pages, complete with index of names and places, list of colour plates as well as the table of contents, green cloth covers, 28 x 24cm (11” x 9½”), good cond, Est $60-100.

910. Hard-covered 220 page book titled “Early Colonial Furniture in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land” by Clifford Craig, Kevin Fahy and Graeme Robertson, published by Georgian House, Melbourne in 1980. The text includes an examination of the influences which were important to the development of the furniture styles of the period and how English styles were transferred to Australia. The timbers used are discussed and detailed research has provided a list of cabinet makers in both New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land. Illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, sketches and diagrams, 28 x 21cm (11” x 8¼”), very good cond with original dust jacket which is now protected by a mylar plastic cover, rare book, Est $250-350.

911. Two hard covered volumes titled “The Journal of Thomas Williams – Missionary in Fiji, 1840-1853” by G.C. Henderson, published in Australia by Angus & Robertson in 1931. In these 602 pages we have one of the finest and most intimate pictures of a savage race ever drawn by a European, as well as experiences that can best be described as horrific. No-one unacquainted with Williams’ journal can fully visualise the Fijians of the first half of the 19th century. Illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, line drawings and maps, 24 x 16cm (9¾” x 6¼”), both volumes have original dust jackets which are now protected with mylar plastic covers, both volumes are in good cond, scarce books, Est $100-150.

912. Oval “Carlton Ware” dish featuring mauve blossom on an aqua coloured background, 28 x 15cm (11” x 6"), mint, Est $50-75.

913. Cream coloured “Sylvac” dish featuring pink and white daisies on one end, base imp. “Sylvac-1919”, 16 x 11.5cm (6¼” x 4½”), good cond, Est $20-30.

914. Rectangular “Copeland Spode” sandwich tray with floral blue border and gilded rim, 27 x 18cm (10½” x 7”), Rg No. 637556 on base, mint, Est $50-75.

915. Green “Carlton Ware” bowl featuring foxglove flowers, 20 x 15cm (8” x 6"), mint, Est $45-65.

916. Two small white ceramic figures featuring the original Siamese twins and titled “Siam Zuillinge”, 8cm (3¼”) high, c.1890, good cond, Est $30-60

917. “Newtone, Sydney” wall vase featuring gumleaves, 16cm (6¼”) high, full gloss, two  chips to side rim, Est $35-55.

918. “Beswick” tankard featuring a coloured scene from the Dickens Christmas story, produced in 1975 for the Royal Doulton group, 13cm (5¼”) high, mint, Est $125-150.

919. Small white porcelain tankard advertising “Old Cobb Whisky” on one side, and on the other side titled “Proceeds to Victorian Ski Rescue Service” around the Red Cross t'mark, base stamped “Huntley Ware”, 9cm (3½”) high, mint, Est $25-35.

920. Milk glass butter dish in the shape of an elephant, complete with rider, emb. “Vallery Sthn” on inside base, 24.5cm (5¾”) high, c.1920, body is missing most of its hand painted coloured decoration, good cond, chip to rim of lid, Est $100-150.

921. Small cream coloured “Carlton Ware” vase with gilded rim and trim to sides, 10cm (4”) high, mint, Est $45-65.

922. Unopened decanter of “Bell’s Scotch Whisky” produced to commemorate the wedding of “His Royal Highness Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer on 29th July 1981”, features a coloured portrait of the couple surrounded by the royal coat of arms, “WADE” base stamp, 25cm (10”) high, good cond, some light wear to gilding around base, Est $70-100.

923. Half size cream coloured “Hotpoint” jug with bakelite lid, 18cm (7”) high, mint apart from the “Hotpoint” label, Est $30-45.

924. Off-white Australian pottery vase featuring emb. gumleaves and gumnuts, no potter’s mark, 18cm (7”) high, some crazing, good cond, Est $30-40.

925. Large white ceramic jug with oval potter’s stamp just below shoulder titled “Bennetts Magill S.A. Pottery”, 26cm (10¼”) high, good cond, Est $75-150.

926. “Tuscan China” fine bone china coffee pot featuring sprays of hand painted coloured flowers around body with acorn finial lid, 21.5cm (8½”) high, mint apart from some minor wear to gilding, Est $40-60.

927. Four “Royal Doulton” butter dishes: “Wild Pansy”; “Clover”; “Nasturtium”; and “Violets”. Average dia is 11cm (4½”), good to mint cond, Est $40-60 (4).

928. Pair of Australian “Westminster” limited edition plates titled “Australian Bush Birds”: “Crimson Rosella” and “Golden Whistler”, 24cm (9½”) dia, both mint, Est $50-75 (pair).

929. Six wall plates featuring some of the different states in America: Utah; Connecticut; Maine; Massachusetts; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Pennsylvania. Average size is 25cm (10”) dia, all with colourful centres, all in near mint to mint cond, Est $50-75 (6).

930. Hard-covered 228 page book titled “The Art and Craft of Coachbuilding” by John Philipson, published in London by George Bell & Sons in 1897. This rare book features chapters on the principles of carriage construction; draught and suspension of carriages; drawing; the woods used in carriage building; iron, steel, etc; carriage body-making; carriage-making; wheel-making; carriage smith-work; carriage painting and carriage trimming. Illustrated with some diagrams of various components, together with three half-tone photographs depicting tools used in carriage making. Some of these tools include various block planes, band saw, various saws, adze, chisels, screwdrivers, spokeshaves, spanners etc. There are some line drawings of various carriages, plus two fold-out illustrations. Green cloth covers, 18 x 12cm (7” x 4¾”), edges of covers are worn and frayed, although complete some of the cloth binding the spine is torn, rare book, Est $500-700.

931. Hard-covered 196 page book titled “Practical Recipes for the Manufacturing of Aerated Beverages, Cordials, Non-Alcoholic Brewed Beers, Carbonated Mineral Waters and Other Popular Beverages”, published by W.J. Bush & Co. Ltd. in about 1900. Date on cover is difficult to decipher. Inside cover features an advert for aerated water machinery as well as another advert for Kilner Brothers Glass Bottles. The rear pages of the book feature several half-tone engravings, one of which is the head office for W.J. Bush & Co. Ltd. in Queen Street, Melbourne, 21 x 14cm (8¼” x 5½”), complete, however the first few pages have been water damaged and are torn, pages from number 33 onwards are all in good cond, rare book, Est $200-300.

932. Soft-covered 88 page booklet titled “Moulamein Centenary, 1851-1951” compiled by W.J. Hastie, Shire Clerk, published by the Council of the Shire of Wakool in April 1951. This booklet details the history of Moulamein for the Commonwealth Jubilee in 1951, well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs. This town thrived on the banks of the Edward River during the paddle steamer days. 19.5 x 14cm (7¾” x 5½”), good cond, scarce book, Est $50-70.

933. Soft-covered 64 page book titled “Forging Ahead – City of Footscray, Victoria, Australia”, published in 1947 by the “Mail Publishers, Footscray, Melbourne”. This is a promotional trade booklet for the city outlining all the facilities, two colour throughout, illustrated with half-tone photographs and diagrams, 24 x 18cm (9½” x 7”), good cond, Est $30-40.

934. Hard-covered 96 page book titled “The Holiday Picture Book” published by Ward, Lock & Co., London and Melbourne. This is a children’s story book, well illustrated with sepia half-tone photographs and coloured plates, full colour front cover, about 1940s era, 25 x 19cm (10” x 7½”), good cond, scarce book, Est $35-45.

935. Soft-covered 584 page book titled “The Billboard Book of No. 1 Country Hits” by Tom Roland, published by Billboard Books in 1991. This book details all the No. 1 country hits until time of publication and is illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs with histories of the vocalists and bands, 23 x 18cm (9” x 7”), good cond, Est $40-60.

936. Hard-covered 96 page book titled “Shooting and Shooting Bushcraft” by S.A. Edwards, published by Angus & Robertson, Sydney in 1951. This book describes the many different aspects of firstly owning a gun, and then how to use it, together with the shot size, stalking game, finding game, bushcraft, carriers and retrievers, skinning, etc. Illustrated with half-tone photographs and diagrams, 19 x 12.5cm (7½” x 5”), coloured front cover, tightly bound and in good cond, Est $40-60.

937. Soft-covered 155 page book titled “The Strange Genius of William Burgess – Art, Architect, 1827-1881”. This is a catalogue for a centenary exhibition organised jointly by the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, edited by Mordaunt Crook, and published in 1981. Illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs of the catalogue exhibits which covers sketches, paintings, buildings, architecture, silver and porcelain, 24 x 18.5cm (8½” x 7¼”), good cond, rare, Est $150-200.

938. Hard-covered 143 page book titled “Tracks of Triumph – A Tribute to the Pioneers who Built the Famous Kuranda Scenic Railway”, published by the Cairns Post, Queensland, in 2003. This superbly illustrated book details the construction of the Kuranda Railways in far north Queensland and details the history of the area, illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs sketches, 31 x 21.5cm (12” x 8½”), very good cond, covers now protected with mylar plastic cover, rare book, Est $70-100.

939. Soft-covered 551 page book titled “Riders of the Steel Highways – The History of Australia’s Commonwealth Railways, 1912-1975” by Monte Luke, published by V.M. & B.M. Luke and printed by the Hyde Park Press, Richmond, SA in 1997. This detailed book describes the history of Australian railways to 1912, together with chapters on exploration, surveying, the humble beginnings and construction, illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs, sketches and diagrams, 30 x 21cm (11¾” x 8¼”), covers protected with mylar plastic cover, very good cond, Est $90-130.

940. Hard-covered 312 page book titled “Mountains of Ash – A History of the Sawmills and Tramways of Warburton and District” by Mike McCarthy, published by the Light Railway Research Society of Australia, Melbourne in 2001. The opening of the Warburton Forest to sawmilling on a large scale owes its origin to the appetite of the Bendigo and Ballarat goldmines for timber. From around 1880 the Gippsland Forest provided large quantities of timber but within 10 years or so the cost of transport to the goldfields forced a search for a closer source. Superbly illustrated with half-tone plates, geographical maps and diagrams, this book offers a fascinating history of the area, 31 x 22cm (12” x 8¾”), hard cover with original dust jacket now protected with mylar plastic cover, very good cond, a couple of small tears to cover, rare book, Est $90-130.

941. Hard-covered 222 page book titled “Life on the Australian Goldfields” by Derrick I. Stone and Sue Mackinnon, published by Methuen in 1976. This book is full of 360 old half-tone photographs, with supporting texts on the histories of the Australian goldrush from mining techniques to intrepid travellers which details the goldrush between the 1850s and the 1930s. 30 x 22cm (12” x 8¾”), very good cond, Est $30-45.

942. Hard-covered 236 page book titled “Plane Craft – Hand Planing by Modern Methods”, published by C. & J. Hampton, Sheffield, England in 1953. As the title explains this book details different types of wood planes, together with their various uses, well illustrated throughout with half-tone photographs and diagrams, blue cloth cover, 23 x 15cm (9” x 6"), good cond, tight spine, blue cloth covers are worn, Est $45-65.

943. Soft-covered 122 page book titled “Tank Sinking” published by the British Standard Machinery Co., Mascot, Sydney in about 1950. As the title suggests this booklet illustrates with text, diagrams and plans the way to build a tank or dam, features half-tone illustrations, maps and fold-out diagrams, 19 x 12.5cm (7½” x 5”), good cond, Est $30-50.

944. Soft-covered 72 page booklet titled “Diseases of Australian Stock – Their Prevention and Treatment” by H.S. Ruddeck, Veterinary Surgeon, Melbourne, published in Melbourne by the Hart Printing Company in 1905. This booklet which was published in 1905 outlines the diseases faced by Australian stock and is illustrated with diagrams and half-tone photographs, 25 x 15cm (10” x 6"), complete but in poor cond, soiled with tears to spine. Comes with a small soft covered 24 page booklet advertising “Solomons Solution” which was produced by Solomon, Cox & Son, Bourke Street, Melbourne, poor cond. Est $50-75 (2).

945. Hard-covered 194 page book titled “Shepherd’s Gold – The Story of Stawell” by C.E. Sayers, published by F.W. Cheshire, Melbourne in 1966. This is the history of Stawell and District, illustrated with half-tone photographs, 24 x 15.5cm (9½” x 6¼”), complete with original coloured dust jacket, good cond, Est $30-40.

946. Soft-covered 160 page book titled “How to Build Caravans” by John D. Porter, published by the National Press in 1950. This informative book would be suitable for anybody who is interested in building their own caravan and describes their construction in detail. Illustrated with half-tone photographs and diagrams throughout, 21.5 x 14cm (8½” x 5½”), good cond, scarce book, Est $40-60.

947. Hard-covered 619 page book titled “The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth”, published in London by Edward Moxan in 1847. Frontispiece engraving of William Wordsworth, original owner’s name on inside cover dated 1849, leather bound with gilded title on spine, gilded page ends, 24 x 16cm (9½” x 6¼”), good cond with tight spine, some marks and minor scuffing to covers, marbled effect on inside covers, Est $350-450.

948. Hard-covered 224 page book titled “Birds and Green Places – A Book of Australian Nature Gossip” by Alec H. Chisholm, published by J.M. Gent & Sons, New York in 1929. Illustrated throughout with sepia half-tone photographs, coloured plates featuring a lyrebird by Neville Cayley dated 1926 as frontispiece, signed by the author and dated 1936 on inside cover, green cloth covers, 23 x 16cm (9” x 6¼”), good cond, some marks and scuffing to covers, tight spine, Est $90-130.

949. Hard-covered 240 page book titled “Beautiful Sydney – 1895-96 including Newcastle Coalopolis and Fertile Maitland”, published by Geo. Robertson & Co. Sydney in 1896. This superbly illustrated book features full page advertisements and buildings of social interest. There are full page advertisements for The Sydney Morning Herald; Australian Brunton’s Flour Mills; Sydney Railway Stations; Town Hall; Dixson & Sons Tobacco Factory; Castlemaine Brewery, Newcastle; Office bearers for the 1895 NSW Rugby Football Union; John Dynon Son & Co. – interior views of this magnificent shop which is full of china, glass and earthenware; plus numerous other adverts and photographs of social interest, 24 x 17.5cm (9½” x 7”), tightly bound, covers are stained and soiled but interior is in good cond, rare book, Est $300-400.

950. Hard-covered 600 page book titled “The New Zealand Mining Handbook” edited by P. Galvin, Secretary, Mining Bureau and Editor of the Handbook of New Zealand Mines, 1887, published by John Mackay, Government Printer in 1906. This well illustrated book tells the history and details of mining in New Zealand until 1906, illustrated with half-tone photographs and fold-out maps, brown cloth covers with gold title to spine, 22 x 14.5cm (8½” x 5¾”), strong spine, well bound and in good cond, some slight foxing to covers, Est $100-150.

951. Large movie poster titled “A World of Beauty – the Miss Universe Contest Winners of 1955”. This poster features Miss Universe contestants from all over the world including Australia and depicts a young woman leaping in the air, 104 x 69cm (41” x 27”), good cond, has three fold marks, Est $250-350.
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