GA038 | Interiors | Private Collections
Our final Interiors auction for 2022 features four collections that inspire and tempt collectors from all genres including properties from: - The Collection of the late Roger Brookes (Lots 1–147), - Private Collection, Melbourne (Lots 148–216) - Property from an East Melbourne Apartment (Lots 217–251) - The John & Dymphna Laurie Collection (Lots 252–355)
Our final Interiors auction for 2022 features four collections that inspire and tempt collectors from all genres including properties from:
- The Collection of the late Roger Brookes (Lots 1–147),
- Private Collection, Melbourne (Lots 148–216)
- Property from an East Melbourne Apartment (Lots 217–251)
- The John & Dymphna Laurie Collection (Lots 252–355)
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A provincial George III oak longcase<br />
clock by Parkinson of Lancaster,<br />
circa 1745<br />
with dentil detail to the hood above<br />
slender pillars, the brass face engraved<br />
Parkinson Lancaster having a Roman<br />
chapter ring, scroll spandrels and date<br />
aperture, the trunk with mahogany<br />
cross banding to the pendulum door<br />
and raised on ogee bracket feet<br />
215cm high<br />
NOTE<br />
Made by Robert Parkinson who moved<br />
to Lancaster in 1732 after he was<br />
freed from his apprenticeship. Noted<br />
for his fine eight day movement clocks,<br />
Robert was succeeded by his son<br />
William who continued the business<br />
until his death in 1800.<br />
$2,000–4,000<br />
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A large Sevres porcelain and<br />
ormolu mounted vase and cover,<br />
late 19th century<br />
decorated with an oval panel<br />
depicting a lady and gentleman on a<br />
Bleu de Roi ground within richly gilded<br />
and tooled cartouches and borders,<br />
with Neoclassical style bronze wreath<br />
handles and decorations<br />
52cm high<br />
$3,000–5,000<br />
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