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CoverFine Art & Photographic AuctionMonday 17 June 2013 at 6.30pm

188BRUNO BENINI (1925-2001) Helen Homewood Models a Wool Cape for the Australian Wool Board on the Steps of Parliament House, Melbourne 1961 silver gelatin photograph 1/15 35 x 28cm $500 - 700

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Lot 165Sold for $488 IBP



Lot191Sold for $390 IBP

Lot162Sold for $366 IBP




Lot 189Sold for $1,464 IBP

Lot 199 Sold for $1,342 IBP










Lot 196 Sold for $5,612 IBP

Lot 180Sold for $5,124





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THE WORLD’S MOST RECENT PRICE GUIDE TO SNUFF BOTTLESAs with all forewords I have the luxury

of carrying on about some aspect of or

dilemma in Auctionland but rarely do we

get the opportunity to provide readers

with a very useful, current and interesting

price guide to a very particular category; in

this case snuff bottles. So I have taken this

opportunity to relieve you of my verbose

nature for a month and instead provide

you with this very useful price guide.

Leonard Joel was very recently engaged

to disperse 53 (fifty three) examples from

a single collection and below I have in

descending price order listed them for

your viewing and collecting pleasure!

If you have a valuable Asian single item

or collection of Asian origina contact Liza

Hallam 03 8825 5626 or email

[email protected].

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CoNTeNTs

JUNE CoNtENts

CALENDAR 3

NEWS 4

FINE ART & PhoToGRAPhIC AUCTIoN 6

TANzANITE 9

FINE JEWELLERY 10

PRE-oWNED LUXURY 11

SWoRDS, SNUFF BoTTLES &

SINGLE-oWNER SALES 12

CLASSIC FURNITURE, oBJECTS

& CoLLECTABLES 14

MoDERN DESIGN 15

AUSTRALIAN PoTTERY 16

SPECIALIST PRINTS 17

ThE WEEkLY 18

MoNThLY ToYS 20

MoDERN + TRADITIoNAL 21

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TAILoRED TRUST AND ESTATE SERVICESLeonard Joel has a long and distinguished

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executors with the dispersal of important

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of large and small estates. Our services are

specially designed to aid in the appraisal

and dispersal of fine art, antiques, jewel-

lery, objet d’art, collectables, books & manu-

scripts and general household contents.

THINkING OF SELLING?

Our specialists are now sourcing single items and collections for the following categories:

AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIoNAL ART

FINE JEWELLERY AND WRISTWATChES

PRE-oWNED LUXURY

CLASSIC oBJECTS AND FURNITURE

MoDERN DESIGN

SINGLE oWNER CoLLECTIoNS

CoLLECTABLE ToYS AND SPoRTING MEMoRABILIA

MILITARIA

BookS AND MANUSCRIPTS

The Fine Jewellery AuctionAuction Tuesday 18 June 2013 at 6.30pm

1AN ANTIQUE GEM SET TORTOISE BROOCH $500 - 700

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ForthComiNg AUCtioNs

The Weekly Auction Every ThursdayFurniture & Interiors – 10am Jewellery & Wristwatches – 10.30am Art – 11.30am Books – 12pm Objects & Collectables – 12pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

The Fine Art & Photographic Auction Monday 17th June 2013 – 6.30pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

The Fine Jewellery Auction Tuesday 18th June 2013 – 6.30pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Pre-owned Luxury Auction Thursday 20th June 2013 – 1pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

The Monthly Toy Auction Thursday 27th June 2013 – 12pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

MoDERN + TRADITIoNAL July 2013 Watch our website for further details

The Modern Design Auction August 2013 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

The Specialist Print Auction Thursday 8th August 2013 – 11.30pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

CaleNDar

Leonard Joel is a proud supporter of Arts Project Australia

Auctions and viewing times are subject to change.

Fine Art & Photographic Auction AuctionMonday 17 June 2013 at 6.30pm

71BRETT HARRISON ALLEN (BORN 20TH CENTURY) Female Abstract bronze on sandstone base (in two parts) 134 x 35 x 24cm (each) $1,600 - 2,600

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TRIBAL & oCEANIC ARTEFACTS

News

A PNG ASMAT SHIELD WITH TRADITIONAL DESIGN AND NATURAL EARTH PIGMENTS, MALE FIGURE Sold for $366 IBP

The Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition runs across the entire month of May on

both the sidewalks and shop windows of Toorak Village between Ross Street and

Tintern Avenue.

The fi rst exhibition, although then known as the Toorak Village Festival of

Sculpture, took place in May 2002. It has since become a unique cultural event

attracting more sculptors, as well as many art collectors and visitors who enjoy

both browsing and buying.

Each year it continues to grow with increased enthusiasm from traders, artists &

the public that view & buy sculpture. Leonard Joel is exhibiting sculpture 99.

To view the exhibition go to www.toorakvillage.com.au

CoNTEMPoRARY SCULPTURE IN ShoP WINDoWS AND SIDEWALkS oF TooRAk RoAD, TooRAk VILLAGE

MANRA

BBIT Judy W

arne

catalogue of works

all exhibits are for sale

Proudly supported by

www.toorakvillage.com.au

welcoMe Welcome to the 12th Sculpture Exhibition presented by the businesses in Toorak Village. We work hard to put together this annual event that supports many artists and creates a shopping experience in the village that is surprising, thought provoking and fun. Make sure you allow plenty of time to enjoy our unique shops while perusing the exhibition that is now on for an extra 2 weeks till June 16th. Thank you to the City of Stonnington, Bank of Melbourne and all our supporting partners this year. Enjoy!

tony fialides President Toorak Village Traders Associationand Director Sculpture Exhibition

The support of the TVTA is the key to allowing the 93 established and emerging sculptors the opportunity of displaying their work in the window’s and streets of Toorak Village. The unique profile of this exhibition has made it a constant feature of the Annual Visual Arts program in Melbourne. In viewing the 2013 Exhibition it is important to understand the depth of talent that exists here in Australia and their use of changing materials to create these works. My special thanks to Carlo Pagoda for judging this years Awards.

Malcolm thomson Curator, Academy of Design Creative Futures Foundation

opened by: cr Matthew koce Mayor, City of Stonnington

Judge: carlo Pagoda Arts Educator, Artist, Designer

to PurcHase a sculPturePlease enquire at exhibit location with all payments processed at Terry White Chemist located at 457 Toorak Rd, Tok H Centre. Mastercard, VISA, Eftpos, Cheque or Cash accepted.

ALL PRICES INCLUSIVE OF GST CALL 0438 542 713

69toorak foodstoreSh 10, Village Way Owen HammondForestWood$4,800

70toorak NailsSh 12, Village WayPatrick DelboscYo siempre (Rabbit)Tasmanian Oak, cement, plaster, paint$2,850

71siMPli MiSh 5, Village WayJulie RamsdenElizabethCrochet, wire, papier-maché$320

72HaigH’s cHocolates499 Toorak RdStephen RockMartian GardeningStainless steel, copper$870

73esPrit de faMille497 Toorak RdJudith Ben-MeirThe GossipsBronze$770

74tHe Beauty exPertsSh 2, Village Walk Valda CumingDogDriftwood, rope$500

75ruNway twoSh 9, Village Walk Anne AndersonVictoryCeramic$980

76toorak BarBerSh 5, Village Walk Michelle KlisowskiAquiloSteel$7,000

77toorak VillageNewsageNcy487 Toorak RdFaustas SadauskasGridBuchan-Vic marble$5,500

78exterior 481 Toorak RdRudi JassThink outside the squarePurchased in 2008

79ViNtage cellars481 Toorak RdJenny WhitesideShake ThatAlabaster stone$6,500

80eyescaN toorak469 Toorak RdMichael MeszarosGhost RiderBronze$4,950

81exterior 467 Toorak RdTimothea JewellClaspCorten steel, Auto paint$7,700

82BaNk of MelBourNe459 Toorak Rd James CattellMemorySteel, brass, glass, ceramic$3,300

83tok H ceNtre459 Toorak RdAnton HasellCherry Blossom TreePurchased by Tok H Centre 2012

84gorgeous flowersSh 4, Tok H CentreDawn RobinsonEarthCopper, steel, river rock$600

85tok H ceNtreL1, 459 Toorak RdIvan LovattSir Edmund HillaryFencing wire, wood$10,000

86toorak Village Medical ceNtreL1 Tok H CentreCarmen MuzzoliniRelaxation - ManBronze$5,000

87tok corPorate ceNtre L1 Tok H CentreDarren GilbertHeartMetal, wood$1,500

88tok corPorate ceNtreL1 Tok H CentreJason ChristopherColonial BunyipAluminium, bronze, mixed & digital media$23,500

89tHe VeiN ceNtreL1 Tok H CentreLiz WalkerThe Vanishing #3Found objects, roofing iron$1,200

90c werNer & coL1 Tok H CentreStefan NechwatalVenetian Streetscape series 2Recycled steel$1,950

91terry wHite cHeMists457 Toorak RdOleg ZakomornyVakhankaBronze$15,000

92exterior 455 Toorak RdAnthony VanderzweepHare TotemBronze$9,000

93iMP Jewellery455 Toorak RdMark CowieWindsweptBronze, driftwood, Adelaide granite$880

94italy direct453 Toorak RdJason FitzgeraldMonarchsTimber, paint$3,000

95Village resortwear451 Toorak RdCameron LindsayBeach BabeWood, paint$1,500

96NaB BaNk445 Toorak RdWesley HarropCircles in circles 2Steel, wood$4,900

97tHe cHeese caVe429 Toorak RdLoretta QuinnLittle FossilMixed Medium$16,000

98kiNross arts ceNtre toorak uNitiNg cHurcH603 Toorak RdDavid DoyleThe Cockies UteSteel$4,500

99leoNard Joel 333 Malvern RdAnthony VanderzweepBullflyerBronze, slate$4,000

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A PNG ANCESTORAL FIGURE INCISED WITH TRADITIONAL DESIGNS, NATURAL PIGMENTS AND FIBRE EMBELLISHMENTS SOLD FOR $366 IBP

EnquiriesPlease contact Anna Hombsch or Bronwen Quill for any further information 03 8825 5630

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ToP RESULTS FoR ANGUS o’CALLAGhAN PhoToGRAPhY AUCTIoN

JewelleryIncluding important signed jewellery, collectable wristwatches, Australian jewellery and pre-owned luxury

ArtIncluding important Australian and international art Photography and Sculpture

Classic Furniture and objectsIncluding modern design and single-owner collections

CollectablesIncluding toys, sporting memorabilia and militaria

ALWAYS CONSIGNING

News

ANGUS OCALLAGHAN (BORN 1922) Milk Bar archival print on rag paper 1/15 Sold for $2,928 IBP

ANGUS OCALLAGHAN (BORN 1922) Coffee Lounge archival print on rag paper 1/15 Sold for $2440 IBP

Melbourne’s Jewish Holocaust Centre is approaching an inspirational

milestone, celebrating 30 years since opening its doors in Elsternwick in 1984.

Friends of the Jewish Holocaust Centre have pledged to raise signifi cant

funds this year to support the Centre. The major focus of our fundraising is an

Art Auction to be held Sunday 10 November 2013.

Leonard Joel, have generously offered to sponsor this event by providing us

with their venue and John Albrecht has kindly agreed to be the auctioneer.

To Life 2013 Art Auction follows our previous highly successful To Life Art

Auction in 2009.

For further information please contact our Art Auction Coordinator

Silvana Layton, M: 0413 655 510 E: [email protected]

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fINe arT & pHoToGrapHIC auCTIoN

257ARTIST UNKNOWN (POSSIBLY LATE 18TH CENTURY/EARLY 19TH CENTURY) Colonial Painting of a Young Boy with a Parrot oil on canvas 75 x 62cm $12,000 - 15,000

The Fine Art & Photographic AuctionMonday 17 June 2013, 6.30pm

PreviewWednesday 12 June 2013 10am – 8pmThursday 13 June 2013 10am – 4pmFriday 14 June 2013 10am – 4pmSaturday 15 June 2013 10am – 5pm

Sunday 16 June 2013 10am – 5pmMonday 17 June 2013 10am – 4pm

EnquiriesNicole SalvoAssistant Head of Art(03) 8825 5624 [email protected]

JUNE SALE6 leonardJUNE


ART 258XUE MO (MONGOLIAN, BORN 1966) Red 2011 oil on linen, 61 x 51cm $3,000 - 5,000

95ARAY CROOKE (BORN 1922) Islander in a Beachside Hut oil on canvas board, 30 x 25cm $3,000 - 5,000

73MARGARET OLLEY (1923-2011) Marigolds 1973 oil on board, 74.5 x 59.5cm $15,000 - 20,000

205DAVID BOYD (1924-2011) The Antipodean Childhood Series: Naked Figure and Violet Roses; Children and Sunflowers; Child Playing Lute 1994 oil on board (triptych) 32 x 87cm (irregular) $15,000 - 20,000

& PHOTOGRAPHY

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The Fine Art & Photographic AuctionMonday 17 June 2013, 6.30pm

PreviewWednesday 12 June 2013 10am – 8pmThursday 13 June 2013 10am – 4pmFriday 14 June 2013 10am – 4pmSaturday 15 June 2013 10am – 5pm

Sunday 16 June 2013 10am – 5pmMonday 17 June 2013 10am – 4pm

EnquiriesNicole SalvoAssistant Head of Art(03) 8825 5624 [email protected]

184MAX DUPAIN (1911-1992) Untitled (Nude behind screen) 1930s (printed later) silver gelatin photograph, 49.5 x 37cm $3,000 - 5,000

136WOLFGANG SIEVERS (1913-2007) The Gears: Gears for Mining Industry, Vickers-Ruwolt, Melbourne 1967 silver gelatin photograph, 60.5 x 48cm $8,000 - 12,000

140ROGER SCOTT (BORN 1944) Ghost Train, Easter Show, Sydney 1975/1998 silver gelatin photograph, 30.5 x 46cm $600 - 800

174BRUNO BENINI (1925-2001) Dancers at the Soda Fountain Bar, Chapel Street 1984 digital c-type photograph 1/15, 28 x 34.5cm $300 - 500

144JEFF CARTER (1928-2010) Tobacco Road, Ovens Valley 1956 silver gelatin print, 29.5 x 25cm $1,500 - 2,500

PHOTOGRAPHY

155 BRUNO BENINI (1925-2001) Jill Hamilton and Lilly de Chilane Wearing Maglia Beachwear, South Melbourne Beach 1976, 38 x 33cm $400 - 600

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TaNZaNITe

VIew & bID lIVe oNlINe

TANzANITE ThE NEW kID oN ThE BLoCkOne of the most beautiful stones currently on the jewellery market

is tanzanite. The mineral was named by Tiffany & Co. after Tanzania,

the country in which it was discovered. Unlike other gemstones

Tanzanite was only discovered in the late 1960’s. Its marketing and

production was further stunted by government mismanagement.

However for the past twenty years the market has been established

and good quality tanzanite in a variety of sizes has been readily

available to jewellers globally. Although it is a softer stone than

sapphire or diamond, its crisp purple-blue has made it popular

with jewellery purchases over traditional gemstones. The Leonard

Joel June Fine Jewellery auction showcases an extensive range

of tanzanite jewellery in all price ranges. If you haven’t already

discovered the beauty of tanzanite, do so, it’s worth a look!

The Fine Jewellery AuctionTuesday 18 June 2013, 6.30pm

Preview in SydneyState Library of New South WalesMacquarie Street, SydneyFriday 7 June 10am-4pmSaturday 8 June 10am-4pmSunday 9 June 10am-4pm

Preview in MelbourneSaturday 15 June 10am-5pmSunday 16 June 10am-5pmMonday 17 June 10am-5pm

EnquiriesJohn D’AgataHead of Jewellery(03) 8825 5605 / 0408 355 339 [email protected]

100A TANZANITE AND DIAMOND NECKLACE $6,000 - 7,000

123A TANZANITE AND DIAMOND RING $2,800 - 3,200

99A PAIR OF TANZANITE AND DIAMOND EARRINGS $1,800 - 2,200

211A LOOSE TANZANITE $5,500 - 6,500

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fINe Jewellery

PREVIEW F JUNE FINE JEWELLERY

46A GEM SET DRAGONFLY BROOCH $500 - 700

7AN AUSTRALIAN OPAL BROOCH $200 - 400

91A YELLOW AND WHITE DIAMOND NECKLACE $25,000 - 30,000

NowVIewING IN MelbourNe

& syDNey

A VICTORIAN RUBY AND DIAMOND BROOCH$6,000 - 8,000

The Fine Jewellery AuctionTuesday 18 June 2013, 6.30pm

Preview in SydneyState Library of New South WalesMacquarie Street, SydneyFriday 7 June 10am-4pmSaturday 8 June 10am-4pmSunday 9 June 10am-4pm

Preview in MelbourneSaturday 15 June 10am-5pmSunday 16 June 10am-5pmMonday 17 June 10am-5pm


150A GENTS BLUE DIAMOND AND RUBY RING $30,000 - 40,000

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pre-owNeD luxury

ChANEL IN FoCUS

366A DOUBLE FLAP HANDBAG BY CHANEL $800 - 1,200

Pre-owned Luxury AuctionThursday 20 June 2013, 1pm

Preview in MelbourneSaturday 15 June 10am-5pmSunday 16 June 10am-5pmMonday 17 June 10am-4pm Wednesday 19 June 9am-8pm


360A CAMBON HANDBAG BY CHANEL $1,000 - 1,600

355A PAIR OF SUNGLASSES BY CHANEL $200 - 400

351A PAIR OF VINTAGE EARRINGS BY CHANEL $100 - 180

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sworDs, sNuff boTTles & sINGle-owNer sales

On Sunday the 19th of May 2013 Leonard Joel

undertook the dispersal of both historic and

important single-owner collections. Three very

distinct collections dominated the auction with

the Menzies family entrusting Leonard Joel with

the sale of a highly important sword and other

memorabilia owned by the late Sir Robert Menzies.

Additionally, the Ruddock collection comprising

antiquities and important sculpture attracted

strong international bidding and a very rare

collection of snuff bottles owned by a Melbourne

collector drew out the largest gathering of related

collectors Leonard Joel has ever seen.

The haunting cover lot marble bust from the

Ruddock collection titled God Unknown and

created in 1927 by the Lithuanian-American

Lovet-Lorski (lot 50) set the buoyant mood for the

auction and realised $21,960 (IBP), finally selling

to an interstate bidder.Similarly, a classical marble

bust of a woman from the same collection (lot 54)

went to an international collector and sold for a

staggering $39,040 (IBP) which was more than 10

times its conservative estimate. Lot 79, the Lloyd’s

Patriotic Fund sword from the Menzies family

collection, was eagerly anticipated and again went

to an international bidder for $91,500 (IBP). The

sword enjoyed a fascinating provenance having

originally been awarded to Charles Menzies for

bravery during the Napoleonic War who then

went on to found the city of Newcastle, New South

Wales.

The diverse and exotic nature of the single-

owner collections on offer was exemplified by

the 53 lot collection of snuff bottles that had been

accumulated by a Melbourne collector over the last

40 years. Lots 160 – 213 carried a combined low

estimate of $22,000 and after intense bidding in the

room and on the phones sold for a total of $89,000

(IBP), more than quadrupling

pre-sale estimates! John Albrecht,

Managing Director: “I had one London

collector on the phone that was blown

away by the prices and commented that

we were exceeding international prices

for similar pieces. This confirmed to me

once again that the antiques trade is now

largely globalised and that an efficient

market can be found anywhere where the

digital marketing and selling platform is

first rate.” While many of the snuff bottles

sold for many times their estimates the most

exciting price was realised for lot 164, a finely

rendered ivory bottle depicting a complex

scene of pagodas and figures in landscape. The

conservative estimate was set at $400 - $600 but

the hammer only fell when it reached $13,420

(IBP). The Sunday auction realised $851,000

(IBP) and marked the dispersal of now 17 distinct

single owner collections this financial year which

confirmed Leonard Joel’s status as the busiest

single-owner specialist in the country. For

enquiries regarding your valuable single item

or collection please contact

Guy Cairnduff

03 8825 5611

[email protected]

Giles Moon

03 8825 5635

[email protected]

John Albrecht

03 8825 5619

[email protected]

SWORDS, SNUFF BOTTLES & SINGLE-OWNER SALES

A FINE LLOYDS PATRIOTIC FUND SWORD OF 50 POUND VALUE TO LIEUTENANT CHARLES MENZIES OF H.M.S. MINERVA / 1806* 91cm long

Sold for $91,500 IBP

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sworDs, sNuff boTTles & sINGle-owNer sales

AN ANTIQUE MARBLE BUST OF A WOMAN 18TH CENTURY Classically resolved, on a timber stand 24.5cm high (marble) Sold for $ 39,040 IBP

A RELIEF CARVED IVORY SNUFF BOTTLE* 19TH CENTURY Depicting palace scenes in the Cantonese manner 9.5cm high Sold for $ 13,420 IBP

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ClassIC furNITure, obJeCTs & ColleCTables

Auction Sunday 20 octoberMelbourne

Now Consigning

Australian and International Modern Design; European and Australian

Furniture; Porcelain; Silver; Clocks; Australian Decorative Arts; Asian

Works of Art; Single Owner Collections

Specialist enquiries contact

Guy Cairnduff, Head of Classic Furniture & Design

03 8825 5611 / [email protected]

Giles Moon, Head of Collectables

03 8825 5635 / [email protected]

ENtriEs iNvitEd CLASSIC FURNITURE oBJECTS & CoLLECTABLES

CLASSICFURNITUREOBJECTS &COLLECTABLES

THE HIGHLY IMPORTANT GALLIPOLI D.S.O. GROUP OF SIX AND DIARY OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL ROBERT RANKINE 14 BN. A.I.F. Sold for $36,600 IBP

A GOOD PAIR OF ITALIANATE GILTWOOD AND POLYCHROME MARBLE TOP CONSOLESLATE 19TH CENTURY Sold for $29,280 IBP

GABRIEL ARGY-ROUSSEAU (1885-1953)TRAGI - COMIQUE PATE DE VERRE VASE Sold for $12,200 IBP

A QING DYNASTY BRONZE CENSER WITH CARVED WOODEN BASE19TH CENTURYSold for $3,660 IBP

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CLASSICFURNITUREOBJECTS &COLLECTABLES

MoDerN DesIGN

now consigning for the Modern design auction

Mo ERND E S I G N

TOBIA SCARPA (BORN 1935)AN OCCHI VASE

VERNER PANTON (1926-1998)A PAIR OF 1-2-3 CHAIRS, DESIGN ORIGINATED 1973, MANUFACTURED BY FRITZ HANSEN

ANGELO MANGIAROTTI (1921-2012)A TWO-PIECE CENTREPIECE, DESIGNED 1968

OSVALDO BORSANI (1911-1985)A P40 ARMCHAIR, DESIGNED 1954

GEOFFREY D. HARCOURT RDI (BORN 1935)A 248 CLEOPATRA CHAISE, CIRCA 1970, MANUFACTURED BY ARTIFORT

AN AUSTRALIAN BOOMERANG COFFEE TABLE, C. 1960S

EnquiriesGiles Moon Head of Modern Design(03) 8825 [email protected]

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AUSTRALIAN PoTTERY

ausTralIaN poTTery

resulTs Now

oNlINe

now consigning for the neXt australian Pottery auction

OUR MAY POTTERY SALE OFFERED A RARE AND BROAD SELECTION OF PRE- WAR AND POST- WAR POTTERY. POTTERS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ARE KLYTIE PATE, JOHN CAMPBELL, PHILIPPA JAMES, ANNIE FRASER MITCHELL, ALLAN LOWE, DEREK SMITH, BENDIGO POTTERY ETC

580SEVEN LARGE MARTIN BOYD POTTERY RAMEKINS

587THREE REG PRESTON POTTERY CUPS & SAUCERS

606ANGEV DESIGN GREEN GLAZED HORSE FIGURE

551LARGE JOHN CAMPBELL PINK DRIP GLAZED TROUGH VASE ON FOUR SCROLL FEET WITH BIRD DECORATION, SIGNED TO BASE

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speCIalIsT prINTs

SPECIALIST PRINTS

SIDNEY NOLAN (1917-1992) Ned Kelly lithograph 16/65 70 x 40cm Sold for $1,586 IBP

LESLIE VAN DER SLUYS (1939-2010) Sulphur Crested Cockatoo and Fuschia Gum 1981 linocut VII/L (H.C IV 83) 40 x 32cm Sold for $1,586 IBP

FRED WILLIAMS (1927-1982) Somersault 1955-56 etching 12.5 x 17cm Sold for $2,196 IBP

TIM STORRIER (BORN 1949) The Night Run 2007 collograph 20/70 57 x 112.5cm Sold for $ 1,708 IBP

now consigning for the august sPecialist Print auction

17 JUNEleonard

THe weekly

ANTIQUE & INTERIORS AUCTIONEXTRAoRDINARY RESULTS!

A RARE TAXIDERMIED ZEBRA Sold for $5,734 IBP

A MAGNIFICENT CANADIAN TAXIDERMIED MOOSE Sold for $7,320 IBP

A MAGNIFICENT FULL BODIED TAXIDERMIED AFRICAN LION ON BASE Sold for $5,612 IBP

A TAXIDERMIED 16 POINT RED DEER Sold for $1,220 IBP

18 leonardJUNE

THe weekly

WEEkLYART auCTIoN

27 JuNe 2013VIew oNlINe froM

TuesDay 18 JuNe

On Thursday 27th of June the Art

Department is pleased to present a fantastic

collection of traditional and contemporary

artworks in its weekly auction. Included in

this collection are five interesting Japanese

works, never before seen at auction. The

painting by renowned Japanese illustrator

Fumiko Hori is a particular highlight in

this forthcoming auction, presenting a rare

opportunity to purchase a work by the artist

within Australia.

This exciting selection of artworks will be

available to view online from Tuesday the

18th of June 2013 and can be viewed onsite

on Wednesday the 26th of June 2013 from

9am-8pm.

For all enquiries please contact

Anna Hombsch or Bronwen Quill

on 03 8825 5630, or email

[email protected]

[email protected]

AN INTERESTING CoLLECTIoN oF AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIoNAL ART

WILLIAM DREW Knight, circa 1960, oil on reverse glass, $300 - 500

FUMIKO HORI Cats, oil on paper, 37 X 44cm, $3,000 - 4,000

TANYA HODDINOTT Untitled, 2000, Acrylic on metal panel, 57 X 43cm, $400 - 600

JOHN CARTWRIGHT Country Houses, oil on board, $250 - 350

19 JUNEleonard

MoNTHly Toys

By anton assaad

now consigning for the June Monthly toy auction

MoNThLY ToYS

eNTrIes Now

INVITeD

TWO TEKNO (DENMARK) 958 JALOUSIE MODELS INCLUDING ‘’FOSKA-MOLLEN’’; AND TEKNO TOYSSold for $732 IBP

RARE VEBE (FRANCE) CLOCKWORK LE CAMION GRUE ROUTIER (CRANE TRUCK) Sold for $732 IBP

RARE LEHMANN TINPLATE NO.723 KADI CHINESE FIGURES CARRYING TEA CHEST, CIRCA 1920 Sold for $671 IBP

20 leonardJUNE

MoDerN + TraDITIoNal

auCTIoNJuly 2013

FoLLoW ThIS AUCTIoN AS IT UNFoLDS

DESIGNER?STYLIST?COLLECTOR?FURNITURE LOVER?ART AFICIONADO?THIS IS THE AUCTION FOR YOU

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