Current Auctions

NEXT FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION

TWO LARGE AUCTIONS TO BE CONDUCTED

THIS TUESDAY 9 AND WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL 2024

COMMENCING BOTH DAYS AT 10 AM

VIEWING DAYS:  Saturday 06 April - 10 am to 1pm

                                       Monday 08 April - 9 am to 5 pm

Tuesday 9 April Auction.

Lots  1 to 358 

• Includes English, Oriental, French and Australian furniture.
• Leather and upholstered lounge furniture.
• Good selection of cast iron garden furnishing.
• Mirrors of various sizes, Middle Eastern woven woollen rugs from a Kew home.
• French ceiling lights together with copper ware and iron gates.
• Superb suite of crystal drinking glasses.
• China dinner and tea services.
• Heavy iron top tradesman’s bench.
• Contemporary bronze water fountains, ceramic garden pots etc.
• Items of interest.

Wednesday 10 April Auction

Lots  401 to 687

• A fine selection of Estate porcelain, crystal, coloured glass, English sterling silver cutlery canteen plus other examples.
• Bronze and spelters, Grandfather wall and mantel clocks ( both auctions ).
• Oriental porcelain Lalique glass ware.
• Items of interest etc.
• Twenty lots approx. of jewellery.
• Lovely selection of desirable Australian art by recognized artists, together with graphics
• Large lot of box lots from a Glenferrie property.

Discover Exquisite Early English Porcelain:

The Next One Collector Auction

BIDDING IS NOW OPEN ONLINE

until 15 April 2024  via the Invaluable Platform 

This collection has been meticulously curated for over half a century, by a passionate and dedicated connoisseur from Melbourne, Australia. The collector has spent a lifetime in the University sector as a lecturer and professor as well as practicing as an artist in his own right, with work included in the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria. A Master in Art Education and Sociology, helped hone a sharp eye for not only quality craftsmanship and outstanding aesthetics, but also understanding the importance of the stories and provenance behind each piece.

Through building relationships with dealers both locally and abroad, as well as several trips to the United Kingdom to source key pieces, the collection represents examples of some of the best pieces of discerning and rare early English porcelain including Chelsea and Dr. Wall Worcester.

It is a privilege to offer such a wonderful collection assembled by a passionate collector that will continue to be enjoyed by other enthusiastic connoisseurs and collectors of this desirable period of English porcelain.