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CoverModern Design Including A Rare Emilio Pucci Collection Auction Thursday 13 November at 6.30pm Melbourne

Lot 104A RED AND BLUE CHAIR ATTRIBUTED TO GERRIT RIETVELDc.1980 polychrome decorated wood construction in red, blue, black and yellow$800 - 1,200

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& Head of Collections

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5619

Email [email protected]

CLassIC FuRnITuRe & ObjeCTs

sIngLe OwneR COLLeCTIOns

Guy Cairnduff, Head of Classic Furniture & Objects

& Head of The Specialist Collector

Phone +61 (0) 3 8825 5611


jeweLLeRY

Robert Haigh, Manager & Jewellery Specialist

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5618


jeweLLeRY & PRe–OwneD LuxuRY

John D’agata, National Head of Jewellery

& Sydney Office

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5605


CReaTIVe DIReCTOR

Monique Le Grand

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5620


aCCOunTs

Susan Saunders, Head of Finance & Administration

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5603


COLLeCTIbLes

Giles Moon, Consultant

Phone + 61 (0) 439 493 038


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Sophie Ullin, Head of Art

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5609


sYDneY RePResenTaTIVe

Robert Williams, Sydney

Phone + 61 (0) 2 9362 9045


VInTage InTeRIORs & MODeRn DesIgn

anna Grassham, Vintage Interiors Manager

& Modern Design Specialist

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5614


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Chiara Curcio, Specialist, Classic Furniture

& Objects, Books and Manuscripts

Phone + 61 (0) 3 8825 5635


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can help you identify, value and market your property with a genuine focus on very tailored

and personalised selling solutions. Robert Williams of our Sydney office, a specialist

valuer in his own right, can also arrange meetings with our specialists either at our

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COnTenTs

noVEmBEr contEnts

aN IMPORTaNT FORTHCOMING 2015

SINGLE OWNER aUCTION 2

FOREWORD 3

NEWS 4

CaLENDaR 5

MODERN DESIGN 6

CLaSSIC FURNITURE & OBJECTS 10

THEMaTIC aUCTIONS 11

JEWELS & OBJETS D’aRT 12

FINE JEWELLERY 14

FINE aRT 16

SPECIaLIST PRINTS 18

vINTaGE INTERIORS aRT 19

PRE OWNED LUXURY 20

vaULT 21

FROM SINGLE ITEMS TO COLLECTIONS

If you have a single item or collection you wish to sell, the Leonard Joel team of specialists can guide you through the entire valuation and auction process. We can provide you with experts across all collecting fi elds, no less than thirteen categories of auction to select from and the most expansive calendar of catalogue auctions in Australia. Leonard Joel specialists conduct insurance and market valuations for the entire spectrum of clients - private collectors, corporations, museums, fi duciaries and government entities are advised by our valuers and specialists on a daily basis.

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DISCOVERY MONTH

valuation Enquiries | Melbourne 03 9826 4333 | Sydney 02 9362 9045 | [email protected]

Modern Design AuctionA FRED WARD PATTERN CRAFT ARMCHAIR CIRCA 1947

$2,000 - 3,000

1 NOvEMBERlEoNarD

IMPORTanT FORTHCOMIng 2015 sIngLe OwneR auCTIOn

l e o n a r d j o e l . c o m . a u

THE MaRK LISSaUER COLLECTION

An Important Private Collection of Oceanic

Art & Artefacts

Enquiries

Sophie Ullin, Head of Art

(03) 8825 5609

[email protected]

AUCTION MARCH 2015MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

2NOVEMBER LEONARD

Recent articles in Australian papers about

the goings on in the fine art world prompted

me to start googling and exploring that

elegant-sounding but often overvalued word

“provenance”. Equally, and recently, I was

also asked to explain provenance and I must

say I struggled to explain myself eloquently

or in any sort of straight forward fashion. So

this is my attempt to provide our readers with

a sobering and straight forward appraisal of

the word and its usage.

To begin with, let’s begin with “mere puff”

which is one of those wonderful old common

law terms devised to describe statements

or terms that should not be relied upon as

either significant or legally material – teeth

whitening commercials come immediately

to my mind as a good example! Basic

provenance in a catalogue, like “Private

Collection, Melbourne” as a simple example,

should be relied upon at face value but the

important point is that, in isolation, it is a

descriptor or fact that in no way enhances

the value or stature of the item in question.

So for all intents and purposes it may as well

be “mere puff” or if one wanted to look with

more sympathetic eyes, a simple but elegant

way to enhance the marketing of the item in

question; a harmless way to make slightly

more fuss of someone’s property.

Provenance that is meaningful on the other

hand is that list of ownerships, exhibitions,

publications and sometimes even discovery

and restorations (the latter two appear rarely

in provenance lists) that

quite literally traces the journey, rather than

just the ownership of that item. The more

extensive and importantly verifiable that

list is the more influential it is in improving

the raw value of the item in question. A

provenance question, for example, that has

become so topical at an international level in

recent decades is when an otherwise detailed

provenance cannot be explained between the

years 1933 and 1945. Public galleries with

European collections are giving this topic

intense attention, albeit quietly.

Finally there is “provenience”, used

commonly in American archaeology and

international anthropology circles to record

the three dimensional spot within which the

item was discovered; otherwise known as the

“find spot” (thank you Wikipedia!). If one

was to try and relate the term back to the art

world one might describe the “find spot” as

the studio or place within which the work of

art was created. Lucio’s restaurant in Sydney

is a charming example of a “find spot”. There

you will find all over the walls drawings and

musings from many an artist that as a thank

you, for a wonderful meal or experience, have

grabbed a table cloth, a napkin or a piece of

hastily supplied piece of paper, has whipped

up a little bit of art.

Funny, really, that perhaps one of the

soundest forms of provenance in Australia

today are those works of art still residing in

those restaurants.

PUFF, PROVENANCE OR PROVENIENCE?

FORewORD

JOHN aLBRECHT

MANAGING DIRECTOR

& NATIONAL HEAD OF COLLECTIONS

3 NOVEMBERLEONARD

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COLLECTIBLES INCLUDING MILITARIA,

TOYS & POSTERSTHURSDAY 4 DECEMBER AT 12PM

enquiriesGiles Moon, Consultant

0439 493 038 | [email protected]

ATTACk OF THE CRAB MONSTERS (ALLIED ARTISTS, 1957) U.S. ONE SHEET MOVIE POSTER$1,000-1,500

TARANTULA (UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL, 1955) U.S. ONE SHEET MOVIE POSTER $700-1,000 SPECIALIST RUGS

THURSDAY 20 NOVEMBER AT 2PM

enquiriesanna Grassham, Modern Design Specialist

(03) 8825 5614 | [email protected]

enquiriesRobert Haigh, Jewellery Specialist,

Weekly Jewellery Manager

(03) 8825 5618 | [email protected]

SWaTCH WATCHESTHURSDAY 18 DECEMBER AT 10.30AM

4NOVEMBER LEONARD

Forthcoming Auctions

CaLenDaR

Auctions and viewing times are subject to change.

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

australiana & The Pacific auction Thursday 13th November 2014 – 10am 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

aboriginal art auction Thursday 13th November 2014 – 10am 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Specialist Print auction Thursday 13th November 2014 – 11.30am 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Modern Design & a Rare Emilio Pucci Collection Thursday 13th November 2014 – 6.30pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Collectibles, Books & Ephemera auction Thursday 20th November 2014 – 10am 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Specialist Rug auction Thursday 20th November 2014 – 2pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Jewels & Objets D’art auction Sunday 23th November 2014 – 12pm 39 Queen Street, Woollahra, Sydney, NSW

Naive art auction Thursday 27th November 2014 – 11.30am 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Fine Jewellery auction Monday 1st December 2014 – 6pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Fine art auction Tuesday 2nd December 2014 – 6.30pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Collectibles auction Thursday 4th December 2014 – 12pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Petite Classic Furniture & Objects auction Thursday 11th December 2014 – 2pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Musical Instruments auction Thursday 11th December 2014 – 12pm 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

Swatch Watch auction Thursday 18th December 2014 – 10.30am 333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria

BID LIvE ONLINE

SYDNEYaUCTION

enquiriesRobert williams, Sydney Representative

(02) 9362 9045 / 0403 142 106 [email protected]

1 - 14 DECEMBER 2014 EXHIBITION AT LEONARD JOEL SYDNEY

39 QUEEN ST, WOOLLAHRA NSW 2025

YOSL BERGNER SCULPTURES

5 NOVEMBERLEONARD

MODeRn DesIgn

MODERN DESIGNA U C T I O N T H U R S D AY 1 3 N O V E M B E R AT 6 . 3 0 P M

5 DetailROBERT JACKS PAINTING$4,000 - 6,000

Leonard Joel in conjunction with the Modern

Design department is proud to present one of the

most comprehensive Australian collections of

vintage fashion by the renowned Italian designer,

Emilio Pucci (1914-1992). Covering key periods

from the 1950s through to the 1970s, the collection

includes iconic designs from the famous 1960s silk

jersey psychedelic printed shift dresses, through

to terry velvet beach capes, swimwear, bags, silk

scarves, ties and other ephemera. Pucci was known

as ‘The Prince of Prints’ - his designs were worn by

high society figures and film stars from Elizabeth

Taylor to the unforgettable Marilyn Monroe, who

was actually buried in her favourite Pucci dress.

Pucci’s designs combined luxurious fabrics with

extravagant, vibrantly coloured prints. It was the

prints themselves that were most groundbreaking

- his colour palettes, quirky patterns and bold

designs were exceptional. Pucci’s use of silk

stretch fabrics showed an intuitive understanding

of the female form - subtle yet at the same time

seductive and exciting. This rare assemblage has

been lovingly collected over the past 20 years by

a single owner based in Melbourne. Highlights

from the collection include a 1960s silk jersey

printed pant-suit, reputed to have belonged to one

of Cary Grant’s wives; air hostess uniforms for the

American Braniff Airlines and an original letter

from Pucci to one of his clients, signed in pen.

The collection also features several outrageous

capes and incredible silk jersey dresses, even some

early labels from the ‘Emilio of Capri’ collection.

There is also a silk blouse of the same type worn

by Samantha (Kim Cattrall) in an episode of Sex

and the City, as well as unopened Vivara perfumes,

still in their original silk Pucci covered boxes. The

gentlemen won’t miss out either, with a selection

men’s printed silk ties to choose from and a

luxurious burnt orange velvet Ermenegildo Zegna

designed blazer with Pucci printed lining.

This truly is a once in a lifetime vintage collection

- items such as these will never be available at the

same time again!

Modern Design including a Rare Emilio Pucci Collection auctionThursday 13 November 2014, 6.30pm

PreviewSaturday 8 November 2014 10am - 5pm Sunday 9 November 2014 10am - 5pm Wednesday 12 November 2014 9am - 8pm

EnquiriesAnna GrasshamModern Design Specialist(03) 8825 [email protected]

6NOVEMBER LEONARD

MODeRn DesIgn

MODERN DESIGN

27 A FRENCH ANTHENEA LAMP DESIGNED BY GEORGIA JACOB$400 - 600

100 A FRED WARD PATTERN CRAFT ARMCHAIR CIRCA 1947$2,000 - 3,000

93 A 1960’S NORDMENDE SPECTRA ST DESIGNER RADIO WITH ORIGINAL BOX AND MANUAL$200 - 400

102 A PAIR OF 1950s ITALIAN ARMCHAIRS ATTRIBUTED TO MARCO ZANUSO$2,000 - 3,000

13 A 1970’S CHARLES HOLLIS JONES SCULPTURE, PERSPEX$1,200 - 1,500

1 MICHAEL O’CONNELL (1898-1976)The Merchant of Venice, circa 1948-50 from the Pageant seriesWall hanging with hand painting and paste-resist dyes on rayon, 177 x 271cmDesigner’s mark l.r. ‘MAEL’$10,000 - 15,000

103 AN AUSTRALIAN 1950s BUTTON BACkED CONTOUR CHAIR $1,500 - 2,500

101 A CLEMENT MEADMORE CIRCULAR THREE LEGGED TABLE 1955$2,000 - 4,000

7 NOVEMBERLEONARD

MODeRn DesIgn

Modern Design including a Rare Emilio Pucci Collection auctionThursday 13 November 2014, 6.30pm

PreviewSaturday 8 November 2014 10am - 5pm Sunday 9 November 2014 10am - 5pm Wednesday 12 November 2014 9am - 8pm

EnquiriesAnna GrasshamModern Design Specialist(03) 8825 [email protected]

A RAREEMILIO PUCCI COLLECTION(1950s - 1970s)

8NOVEMBER LEONARD

MODeRn DesIgn

811 A 1960’S PUCCI

UMBRELLA$400 - 600

712TWO 1970’S MENS PUCCI TIES$200 - 400

716 A 1960’s PUCCI PANTSUIT$700 - 1,000

830 A 1970’S FULL LENTH PUCCI CAPE$2,000 - 3,000

790 A 1960’S PUCCI BEACH JACkET$400 - 600

725 A 1970’S PUCCI PURSE$200 - 400

9 NOVEMBERLEONARD

CLassIC FuRnITuRe & ObjeCTs

The Leonard Room saleroom at Leonard Joel assumed something of the appearance of a

classical sculpture gallery on Sunday 26th October, when a single owner collection of

bronze and marble statuary and Art Deco furniture was dispersed. However, it was lot

111, a life sized contemporary bronze figure of a man – widely believed to Mark Twain

– seated on a park bench which secured one of the top prices, selling to a collector for

$29,280 (IBP) after heated bidding between room and telephone bidders.

Other highlights from the collection included the monumental bronze statue Aeneas,

Anchises and Asanius Escaping Troy, after Pierre Lapautre, which realised $34,160 (IBP)

and a widely admired patinated bronze garden fountain (lot 120), which sold for $23,180.

Continuing the theme of statuary, an Italian marble group on pedestal, Kid and Goat,

after Giovita Lombardi, was competed by two bidders to a final hammer price of $39,040.

Held in the same Victorian Western District family for over 50 years, the statue will now

be housed in the grounds of another landmark property on the outskirts of Melbourne.

Among the three remaining single owner collections in the auction, the Norm Frost

Collection of Fine Timepieces provided further highlights, most notably a fine quality

Regency mahogany cased musical bracket clock, which realised $20,740 (IBP). Also

amongst the outstanding selection of bracket clocks was a George II example of compact

proportions, signed Henry Fish, which found a new home at $17,000 (IBP).

For enquiries contact:

Guy Cairnduff, Head of Classic Furniture & Objects

(03) 8825 5611 / [email protected]

Now coNsigNiNg for DEcEMBEr pEtitE classic furNiturE & oBjEcts 2014

TRUE TO LIFE STATUE BRINGS A MONUMENTAL RESULT

A LIFE SIZE PATINATED BRONZE FIGURE GROUP, DEPICTING A MAN SEATED ON A PARk BENCH Sold for $29,280 IBP

A MONUMENTAL PATINATED BRONZE OUTDOOR FOUNTAIN Sold for $23,180 IBP

10NOVEMBER LEONARD

THeMaTIC auCTIOns

EnquiriesSasa MiticObjects & Books Manager03 8825 [email protected]

EnquiriesChiara CurcioSpecialist Classic Furniture & Objects03 8825 [email protected]

AUSTRALIANA & THE PACIFIC

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

EnquiriesGuy CairnduffHead of Classic Furniture & Objects03 8825 [email protected]

PETITE CLASSIC FURNITURE & OBJECTSTHURSDAY 11 DECEMBER AT 2PM THURSDAY 11 DECEMBER AT 1PM

THURSDAY 13 NOVEMBER AT 1.30PM

EnquiriesSasa MiticObjects & Books Manager03 8825 [email protected]

COLLECTIBLES, BOOkS & EPHEMERATHURSDAY 20 NOVEMBER AT 10AM

ROBERT PRENZEL (1866-1941) MOUNTAIN ASH FIRE SCREEN, CIRCA 1910Sold for $12,200 IBP

A PAIR OF kAURI GUM MAORI BUSTS, C 1900$600 - 800

W.E. HILL & SON VIOLIN BOW$2,000 - 3,000

JOHANN CASPAR REICHEL VIOLIN$1,500 - 2,500

LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES, FIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY KAMIL GIZYCKI (1893-1968)$500 - 700

11 NOVEMBERLEONARD

JEwEls & ObJETS D’ARt

sYDneY jeweLs & ObjeTs D’aRT

Jewels & Objet D’art Sydney auctionSunday 23 November 2014, 1pm

auction Location in SydneyInterContinental 33 CROSS STREET, DOUBLE BAY, Sydney NSW 2028

Melbourne Highlights333 Malvern Road, South Yarra13 November 9am - 8pm

Preview in SydneyLEONARD JOEL 39 Queen StreetWoollahra NSW 202515 - 16 November 10am - 4pm19 - 22 November 10am - 4pm

Jewels & Objets D’art EnquiriesRobert Williams(02) 9362 9045

[email protected]

Fine art EnquiriesAndrew Crawford(02) 7901 [email protected]

aUCTION SUNDaY 23 NOvEMBER aT 1PM

IN ASSOCIATION WITH 69 JOHN ST

232DEMETRE CHIPARUS (1886-1947) ‘WHEELBARROW’ A FINE GILT BRONZE AND IVORY GROUP FIGURE$10,000 - 15,000

12NOVEMBER LEONARD

sYDneY jeweLs & ObjeTs D’aRT

For me now the picture is complete. After the great success of our

inaugural Sydney ‘Jewels & Objets D’Art’ auction in August I immediately

began thinking, “what next”? Right from the concept stage of the

Leonard Joel Sydney office it has been my ambition to present our loyal Sydney

clients a petit version, encompassing all departments, of the types of treasures and

collections that Leonard Joel has to offer but with a strong focus on Fine Jewellery and

Wristwatches. But equally and in conjunction with 69 John St Fine Art Specialists, that

have curated the art component of this auction, I feel I have succeeded in bringing you

the myriad of categories that Leonard Joel has to offer. While always difficult to narrow

down, my

favourite items in this auction are not necessarily the most costly ones either. Lot 39

intrigues me; an intricately designed miniature pistol charm that actually fires a silver

bullet, in the most gentle of fashion of course! In our decorative arts section I love lot

234, the bronze and ivory ‘Royal Page’ figure, simply for its whimsy and lot 330, the

Roland Shakespeare Wakelin painting of a Sydney Harbour Bridge scene, so reminiscent

of a simpler time but with the brooding post-war progress so present, is a work from

this catalogue that I keep coming back to. The auction is unashamedly eclectic but with

a strong focus on Fine Jewels, a category nationally that Leonard Joel leads the way in

and I hope that there is something special here that will satisfy your personal collection.

I look forward to meeting you at the viewing and that you are successful with

a purchase at the auction!

John D’Agata

National Head of Jewellery and Sydney Office

330ROLAND SHAkESPEARE WAkELIN (1887-1971)Harbour Bridge Looking South 1944oil on board29.0 x 17.0 cm$6,000 - 8,000

39A MINIATURE SILVER PISTOL $300 - 500

234LEON NOEL DELAGRANGE, FRENCH (1872-1912) A GILT BRONZE AND IVORY FIGURE OF A PAGE BOY ‘LE PAGE ROYAL’, CIRCA 1905$4,000 - 6,000

13 NOVEMBERLEONARD

FIne jeweLLeRY

FINE JEwEllERY

PREVIEw

AN IMPRESSIVE EMERALD & DIAMOND PENDANT$65,000 - 100,000

Fine Jewellery auctionMonday 1 December 2014, 6pm

PreviewWednesday 26 November 2014 9am - 8pm Thursday 27 November 2014 10am - 4pm Friday 28 November 2014 10am - 4pm

Saturday 29 November 2014 10am - 5pm Sunday 30 November 2014 10am - 5pm Monday 1 December 2014 By Appointment

EnquiriesJohn D’AgataNational Head of Jewellery & Sydney Office(03) 8825 5605 / 0408 355 [email protected]

14NOVEMBER LEONARD

FIne jeweLLeRY

A DIAMOND SET HORSE BROOCH$400 - 600

A TRIO OF RINGS$2,000 - 3,000

AN IMPRESSIVE THREE STONE DIAMOND RING$40,000 - 50,000

AN ART DECO STYLE DIAMOND RING$14,000 - 18,000

A SOVEREIGN PENDANT WITH BORDER OF ROUND BRILLIANT CUT DIAMONDS$1,400 - 1,600

15 NOVEMBERLEONARD

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FINE ART PREVIEW

Leonard Joel is proud to have been entrusted with offering artworks from the collection

of the Late Beverly Brown (1949-2012). Brown grew up in a philanthropic family in

Melbourne surrounded by important Australian paintings. Throughout her life, she

herself became a generous benefactor and astute collector of fine nineteenth and

twentieth century Australian art.

Imbued with a romantic character, this fine collection of forty-two, traditional and

modern, oil and watercolour paintings, to be sold on 2 December at the Fine Art Auction,

is representative of the many important Australian artists working in Australia and

internationally. These examples reflect Victorian tastes and fashions and demonstrated

allegiances to the latest English and European tendencies of the Royal Academy and

the Salon.

Highlights from the traditional collection include John Peter Russell’s double sided

Portofino watercolour conservatively estimated at $12,000–18,000, and Ellis Rowan’s

finely painted Wattle $2,000-4,000. Other artists represented include Walter Withers,

George Lambert, Nora Heysen and Arthur Boyd among others.

This year’s December Fine Art auction features a particularly strong focus on European

art, headlined by French Expressionist Bernard Buffet’s Nature Morte à la Cafetière Verte

$35,000-55,000, and well supported by post-Impressionist en plein air scenes including

Lucien Adrion’s Regatta $15,000-20,000. Further highlights include a Collection of Polish

art from the turn of the century spearheaded by Symbolist painter Jacek Malczewski’s

Self Portrait $30,000-50,000.

Fine art auctionTuesday 2 December 2014, 6.30pm

PreviewWednesday 26 November 2014 9am - 8pm Thursday 27 November 2014 10am - 4pm Friday 28 November 2014 10am - 4pm

Saturday 29 November 2014 10am - 5pm Sunday 30 November 2014 10am - 5pm Monday 1 December 2014 By Appointment Tuesday 2 December 2014 By Appointment

EnquiriesSophie UllinHead of Art (03) 8825 [email protected]

183 Bernard Buffet (French, 1928-1999) Nature Morte a la Cafetiere Verte 1955 gouache, brush and black ink, coloured wax crayons and white chalk on paper, 50 x 65cm, $35,000-55,000

16NOVEMBER LEONARD

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THE BROWN COLLECTION

149 PartYosl Bergner (born 1920)A Boy with Half an Apple c. 1979pair of worksi) hand-dyed wool tapestry, unique 1/1ii) limited edition printi) 146 x 83cm; ii) 55 x 42cm$9,000-12,000

176Lucien Adrion (French, 1889–1953)Regatta, Franceoil on canvas, 100 x 81cm$15,000-20,000

114H. W. Cotton (1872-1931)Sunlight Harbour, Taylor Bay, Sydneywatercolour on paper laid on board, 28.5 x 33cm$1,000-2,000

Lot 78Sidney Nolan (1917-1992)Ned kellyOil on board, 28 x 30cm$8,000-12,000

17 NOVEMBERLEONARD

sPeCIaLIsT PRInTs

EnquiriesMaggie SkeltonArt Assistant03 8825 [email protected]

AUCTION THURSDAY 13 NOVEMBER AT 11.30AM

SPECIALIST PRINTS

3074Robert Jacks

GuitarScreenprint 18/20

56 x 76cm$800 – 1,200

18NOVEMBER LEONARD

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NAïVE ARTAUCTION THURSDAY 27 NOVEMBER AT 11.30AM

ABORIGINAL ARTTHURSDAY 13 NOVEMBER AT 10AM

RONNIE TJAMPITJINPA Tingari 2004acrylic on linen93 x 62cmEstimate on Request

ROMA M. HIGGINSTHE HOT SUMMER DAYOIL ON BOARD29 X 39CM$500 – 700

19 NOVEMBERLEONARD

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PRE-OWNED LUXURYAUCTION THURSDAY 4 DECEMBER AT 1PM

AN ENAMEL BANGLE BY HERMESDepicting adorned elephants in grey on an orange background, boxed.$300 - 500

AN ENAMEL BANGLE BY HERMESStyled in black enamel with a gilt finish, boxed.$200 - 400

AN ENAMEL BRACELET BY HERMESDepicting a perfume bottle theme in multi colours on a burgundy background, boxed.$300 - 500

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Discovered in the Western DistrictsEUGENE VON GUERARD (1811-1901)

View of Mt Sturgeon and Mt Abrupt from the Crater of Bald Hill 1856, 1869

oil on academy board29 x 45.5cm

Sold for $329,400 IBP

leonard, issue 34, november 2014

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