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The Collector Auction THE COLLECTOR AUCTION 6.00pm6:00pm – Thursday - 19th 24 Marchth July, 2014 2020 Viewing: Wed.10am – 6pm & Thurs.12pm – 6pm 25 Melbourne Street, Murrumbeena, Vic. 3163 Tel: 03 9568 7811 & 22 Fax: 03 9568 7866 Email: [email protected] BIDS accepted by phone, fax or email. Phone bids accepted for items over $100 only. NOT ACCEPTED after 5.30pm on day of sale Please submit absentee bids in increments of $5 Photos emailed on request - time permitting Payment by Credit card, Cheque, Money Order or Cash Please pay for and collect goods by Friday 5pm following auction 22% buyer premium + GST applies! 1.1% charge on Credit Card and EFTPOS AUCTIONS HELD EVERY THURSDAY EVENING 6.00pm AUCTIONEER – ADAM TRUSCOTT Lot No Description 1 Vintage TESSA T4 chair. Good condition w/ purple upholstery 2 Awesome mid century chromed twin light floor lamp. In the style of OSLO - no makers mark sighted. 3 Large NEIL SAVAGE (1929-2000) Oil painting - SOVEREIGN HILL - Signed lower right & dated '74, further signed & titled Verso - 66x107cm 4 c.1900 Australian Cedar DUCHESS DRESSER - semi restored, complete 5 4 x Framed Australian Oil Paintings - Anee Holmes, Patricia Thompson, Pam Kenneally & ANOTHER - Landscapes, Gum Trees, etc 6 Small Chip Carved box & Contents - medallions, badges, pins, etc - RAAF EPNS Trinket Box, etc 7 Group lot Blokey items inc Vintage Block, Magnifying reader, Singer Tin with contents - vintage buttons, buckles, etc 8 Tin of costume jewellery etc incl chains, beads, earrings, glass bird, coin bracelet etc. 9 KAREL SVOLINSKY 1949 - Prague Ladies SCARF - lady in bonnet graphics 10 Group lot Vintage Blokey items inc 3-Kings Plain Tree tobacco tin, Embossing Stamp, St Andrews Old Course tie, Cufflinks, Badges etc 11 CANNON IXUS 210 14.1 Mega Pixels CAMERA with case and charger 12 Framed c.1970's W.M.SCOTT Oil Painting - The Yarra at Princes Bridge Melbourne City in 1915 - Signed lower left, inscribed w/ Title, lower right - 19x27.5cm 13 Group lot incl 2 x Lorance garment steamers and Shell & Castrol tin 14 5 box lot trading cards - inc. The Simpsons, Neighbours, Dr. Who, Harry Potter etc.. Page 1 of 15 15 Small group lot Alcohol - inc. 10packs Bundaberg Rum mixed drinks and Stassen Belgian Ciders 16 Box lot toys, dolls and doll clothing - inc. Barbies etc... 17 1950's FAB LADIES Bathing suit Striped black trim removeable straps., skirt from waist, bloomer style pants. 18 MEN'S Vintage ROBE - Colourful paisley print - with original tie with tassels 19 Vintage Australian made MAMBO sleeveless T-Shirt "Where Life Imitated Art" feat. Mambo dog getting friendly with Statue of David 20 Vintage Men's 1970's Beige Jacket - contrasting Brown Buttons, accents to pockets & trim - medium size 21 Vintage USA made Satin SPORTS JACKET - bright Green w/ White trim - WEST SALEM All Star Baseball design to back - Large size 22 Fab 1960's STEPHEN GLASS - Sydney COAT & DRESS Navy with white flower, Sleeveless dress - Coat Navy Gold buttons 23 Vintage Men's ROBE - Snakeskin print material w/ Embroidered Floral design, Maroon, Red & Black colour., original NEVARDA Label, medium size 24 Vintage MEDIEVAL Style jacket - Maroon Velvet w/ applied yellow Felt & Gilt Rampant Lion to front, exposed ruffled like Yellow satin sleeves, medium size 25 6 x 1940s - 50s ladies summer short sleeve and sleeveless tops inc, linen, satin, embroidered - assorted sizes and colours 26 Ladies vintage champagne fox stole with head paws and tail 27 4 x ladies vintage tops inc, 1940s black with beaded and fur trimmed neckline and cuffs, black jacket with beading, lurex, etc 28 2 x ladies 1920s - 30s full length silk floral nighties inc, pink with empire line and lace detailing and a cream with braided shoe string straps and back ties 29 Small lot ladies corsets and bustiers complete with lace panels and attached suspenders 30 1930's Night dress full length SILK - lemon with fine bow print pale pink lace trim - tie to the back 30.1 Vintage men's winter coat - beige colour wool with toggle clasps and original lable. Med. Size 31 2 x pces vintage ladies clothing - long 1930s pink silk night gown with appliqued cream lace &trim & short pink silk 'Ivy Field' lingerie bed jacket with embroidered couching & covered buttons 32 Vintage c.1980's Women's Red Pilots style JUMPSUIT - button over front, padded shoulders, pockets, etc - Original label sighted, size 10 33 2 x Vintage Long sleeve kids ST.KILDA FOOTY JUMPERS - Numbers 1 & 29 to backs, VFL Emblems to breast, original MSD JUNIOR LEAGUE Label to 1 34 2 x pces vintage clothing - ladies 1930s peach satin bed jacket with embroidered floral pattern couching & pair cream patterned silk pyjama pants with lace embroidered trim 35 Vintage c.1960/70's Ladies 2 Piece OUTFIT - Red & White check print poly top w/ tie to neck & red skirt + matching Red top w/ white trim - Miss Modern label size 14 Page 2 of 15 36 Modern UNSHEN Label Women's OVERALLS - Black & orange w/ Animal like face to front & pockets - Large size 37 Vintage Victorian Military style Coat - 3/4 length, Red satin Brocade Material w/ Silver metallic Trimming, etc medium size 38 Vintage men's dinner suit - jacket with satin collar and stripe to pants - made by CF of Melbourne 39 3 x Vintage Men's PEARL SNAP Western Shirts - USA made WRANGLER Long sleeve Cowboy Cut Longtail, Wrangler short sleeve & another - medium sizes 40 1960's Vintage LADIES SILK knee length Jacket - Roville Melbourne - Aqua Blue, collar, button through, pin tucks, covered buttons & loops - lined - raw hem edge. 41 Vintage c.1990's BETTY BOOP Rockabilly shirt - Black w/ Purple Collar & Trim, transfer BETTY BOOP to front & back, Kustom Kulture label, xxl 42 VINTAGE Ladies ENGLISH Wool OVERCOAT - Brown - Fur Collar - Lined Button through 43 1960's Designer JAEGER London Jacket - PURE WOOL - Tangerine Tango colour - Two front pockets - gold buttons - lined 44 3 x Vintage Men's WAIST COATS - Khaki fine wool, Cream velour + Blue & Pink Check - all w/ labels sighted, Medium/large sizes 45 Group lot - Vintage SPORTING Apparel - Footy Jumpers incl. FITZROY, Victoria & Bendigo Braves Baseball Tops, etc 46 FAB 1960's SILK DRESS & JACKET - Black Jacket with Paisley Red trim & DRESSS Both fully lined - Sleeveless dress high roll neck 47 LADIES Mink Fur SHAWL matching Bow and Hat by Frederick Waters - Melbourne 48 2 x LADIES Mink FUR SHAWLS incl Champagne with Myer Emporium label 49 Vintage men's 2pc suit. Grey material with single breasted jacket and pants. Tailor - H. Cunningham, 247 Collins St. Melbourne. 50 VINTAGE LADIES Beige Silk JACKET & DRESS tailor made - peach and latte trim to collar, buttons & hemline - short sleeve dress - fully lined 51 Vintage LADIES Tailored SILK SKIRT & JACKET - Silver grey colour - fully lined - Chinese knot closures 52 Modern licensed TOP GUN 'MAVERICK' Flight Suit - all sew on badges, etc - medium size 53 2 x Pieces Vintage Men's Colourful Hawaiian print Clothing - Shirt made in Thailand + amazing Gown made in USA by MR TERI (no belt) 54 Vintage European grey full length woollen military jacket / greatcoat. 55 Box lot toys - inc. Boxed 'Robot Leader II', HC 'The Collectors all-colour guide to toy trains - and toy soldiers', STAR WARS 'Rock 'em Sock 'em' type game etc… 55.1 2 x Box lot mixed items - inc. Moorcroft Journals and magazines, Royal Doulton flower pot, 35mm cameras, reference books etc.. 56 Box lot mostly automotive related magazines and books - inc. Grand Prix books, Wheels magazines etc.. 57 Box vintage placemats, babies blanket, table cloths etc.. Page 3 of 15 58 Group lot - Framed Watercolours, Prints & Oil Paintings - Australian Landscapes, etc 59 Small lot vintage clocks and retro TV - inc. Fantastic retro AWA orange and cream b/w TV, Boxed as new FORD "Digital Clock - Fits XD, XE Falcon", AWA Radiola etc… 60 Box vinyl records and Charlie Brown ephemera - inc. comedy and jazz, Charlie Brown books and tote bag 61 Box lot - Framed Colour Lithographs, Unframed West Coast Premiership poster 2018, etc 62 small box lot - Vintage Ladies & Kids Access - Fab Sequined Hat, vests heaps Robe Belt ties, etc 63 Group lot stereo gear - inc. Yamaha turntable and double tape deck, Pioneer amplifier and Panasonic VHS / DVD combo 64 Box lot Blokey items inc Australian Bendigo pottery Kitchener Jug, Schaeffer pen sets, Pirates Caribbean Torch, Coke Bottle, Kodak carry bag etc 65 Group lot - Australian c.1970/80's Studio Pottery - Vases, Bowls, Jugs, etc - all pieces w/ period glazes & all marked w/ Signatures & Monograms 66 Shelf lot JAZZ related reference and coffee table books 67 Box lot inc mounted cow horns, rotary dial telephones, patio lamp, vintage motor bike helmet etc 68 2 x boxes vintage glass medicine and apothecary bottles 69 2 x Power tools - inc. compressor unit and bench grinder 70 4 box lot mixed items - inc. vintage ceramics, glass milk bottle, "Jimi Hendrix: Devil or Prophet" booklet, binoculars etc.. 71 Large ceramic garden stool - Stylised Eastern elephant adorned with traditional ceremonial garb 72 Box lot vinyl records and disco ball - records inc. Joan Armatrading, Stevie Nicks, Don Henley, Canned Heat etc.. 73 2 x boxes MENS Vintage incl packaged gloves, ties, shirts, Suits, boxed letter opener/ key set etc 74 Group lot alcohol - inc. Sealed case Iron Jack beers, sealed Advocaat, wines etc.. 75 2 Box lot with deck chairs - boxes inc. vintage glass bottles, jewellery box, Art coffee table books etc.. 76 Tartan suitcase with vintage mostly millinery / hat making items inc, a large quantity of exotic coloured feathers, artificial flowers, black lace and decorative trims, etc 77 2 x Boxes inc Cutlery, tins. Bottles, Packaging, prints, toys etc 78 Case of SCALEXTRIX racing car track pieces - inc.
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