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 Gold Charm Bracelet<br />
Featuring twelve assorted yellow gold<br />
charms of various carats, suspended<br />
from a 9ct rose gold fancy gate link<br />
bracelet with heart padlock.<br />
Total weight 59.5gms.<br />
$1,200–1,500<br />
71<br />
Two Signet Rings<br />
Featuring an 18ct yellow gold signet<br />
ring with oval panel engraved with an<br />
eagle, total weight 13.9gms together<br />
with a 9ct rose gold signet ring with<br />
square panel with engraved initials R H,<br />
total weight 4gms.<br />
$700–900<br />
72<br />
A Sapphire and Diamond Eternity Ring<br />
Full circle design, featuring fourteen<br />
old cut diamonds and fourteen carre<br />
cut sapphires, set in white gold.<br />
$200–300<br />
73<br />
A collection of Yemeni ‘coin silver’<br />
filigree decorated jewellery<br />
comprising a 'Sun & Moon' pendant,<br />
Hadhramaut region<br />
of circular pierced design with tassels<br />
set below and hung from a curb link<br />
silver chain, an armlet, and a silver<br />
wedding pendant of hexagonal form<br />
with coral beads, edged by tassels<br />
the largest piece 15 x 15.5cm<br />
PROVENANCE<br />
Sidewalk Gallery, Tasmania<br />
$100–200<br />
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A George V sterling silver creamer jug<br />
and sugar caster by Josiah Williams &<br />
Co, London, 1912 and a small sterling<br />
bon bon dish by William Hutton & Son<br />
Ltd, Birmingham, 1928<br />
hallmarked to all items<br />
the creamer 15cm high,<br />
total weight of silver 290gms<br />
$300–400
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