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Page 1 Lot No. Description Lot No. Description Lot No. Description 1 Bay of Stereos 38 Bay of Red Bull Energy Drinks 76 Hand Painted Australian Platter, Cup & Saucer, etc 2 Sewing Machine, Dolls House, etc 39 Bay of Assorted End of Run Mixed Drinks 77 Retro Cannister Set 3 Bay of Boxed Dinnerware 40 Bay of Assorted End of Run Beers 78 Retro Cannister Set 4 Bay of Sundries 41 Bay of Assorted Wines 79 Two Dial Phones 5 Bay of China & Glassware 42 Bay of Assorted End of Run Mixed Drinks 80 Two Model Cars 6 Quantity of Table Lamps 43 Bay of Assorted End of Run Beers 81 Assorted Shells 7 Bosch Hedge Trimmer & Icon Chainsaw 44 Bay of Fever Tree Lemonade & Tonic 82 Bay of Collectables 8 Bay of Electrical 45 Bay of Assorted Cask Wine 83 Bay of China, etc 9 Bay of Assorted Sundries 46 Bay of Assorted End of Run Beers 84 Drink Sets 10 Bay of Tools 47 Bay of Assorted End of Run Beers 85 Cast Scales & Weights 11 Bay of Assorted Tools 48 Bay of Assorted Wines 86 Lego Sets, etc 12 Bay of Vintage Car Sundries, Rustic Sundries, etc 49 Bay of Assorted Cask Wine 87 Quantity of China 13 Bay of Assorted Sundries 50 Sanyo Vintage Stereo 88 Box of CD's & Quantity of Records 14 Two Lamps 51 Agilent WireScope 350 Network Tester 89 Oriental Plates & Vase 15 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 52 Workzone Titanium Belt & Disk Sasnder 90 Wooden Boxes, etc 16 Bay of Assorted Sundries 53 6 x Bottles of Bickfords Lime Cordial 91 Quantity of Assorted Comics 17 Bay of Tools 54 Two Hot Pots & Buddha Figure 92 Enamel Cookware 18 Bay of Sundries 55 Three Retro Dial Phones 93 Royal Albert Bell, Trinket Boxes, etc 19 Bay of Tins, Toys & Kids China 56 Quantity of Asian Collectables including Glass Trees 94 Moulds & Presses 20 Bay of Ornaments 57 Quantity of Kitchenalia including Treen Nutcracker 95 Vintage Baking Tins, Cake Decorating Items, etc 21 Bay of China, Glassware, etc 58 Metal Box of Vintage Meccano, etc 96 Quantity of Records 22 Model Ship 59 Box of Fluroscent Lights & Fittings & UV 97 Quantity of Records 23 Quantity of Board Games 61 Chess Set, Board Games, etc 98 Quantity of Records 24 18 Klovesjo Wine Glasses 62 Charioteer Figure 99 Typewriters, Radio, etc 25 Orrefors & Holmgaard Candlesticks, etc 63 Quantity of Assorted Comics 100 Quantity of DVD's including BBC Box Sets 26 Bay of Assorted Glassware, etc 64 Hot Water Urn, Bosch Screwdriver, etc 101 Half Bay of DVD's 27 Hornby Slot Car Track, Cars & Toy Train 65 Flight Craft Voodoo Remote Control Power Boat 102 Art Glass Bowl, Condiment Set, etc 28 Vintage Ports, Wine, etc 66 Bay of China 103 Bay of Tools, etc 29 Retro Ceramic Lamps & Lightshade 67 Capa di Monte Vase, etc 104 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 30 Two Table Lamps 68 Set of Urns, etc 105 Two Boxes of Post Magazines 31 Bay of Assorted Wines 69 Tiger Cane Basket & Two Lamps 106 Rollei Slide Projector, etc 32 Bay of Assorted Wines 70 Bay of Lamps, Wash Bowl, etc 107 Wharfdale Mach 3 Speakers 33 Bay of Assorted End of Run Beers 71 Quantity of Table Lamps 108 Bread Crock 34 Bay of Jack Daniels & Cola End of Run Mixed Drinks 72 EPNS Tea Set & Assorted Cutlery 109 STC Bakelite Mantel Radio (cracked case) 35 Bay of Assorted Wines 73 Two Boxes of Costume Jewellery, etc 110 Vintage Fire Extinguisher 36 Assorted Ornaments 74 Bay of Assorted Figures 111 Singer Ultralock Overlocker with Instructions, etc 37 Kenwood Chef & Corning Ware Dishes 75 Australian Pottery Vases, etc 112 Boxed Juice Extractor Page 2 Lot No. Description Lot No. Description Lot No. Description 113 Vintage Metal Horse 151 Two Boxes of Post Magazines 188 Two Bays of Sundries 114 Nikon Microscope 152 Quantity of Games 189 Bay of Wooden Ornaments 115 Vintage Sunbeam Stewart Clipmaster 153 Quantity of Collectables 190 Bay of Wooden Toys 116 Sony Betamax 154 Playboy Magazines, etc 191 Bay of Stamps, Ephemera, etc 117 Barometer 155 Box of Vintage Dolls 192 Bay of Sundries 118 Assorted Cassette Tapes 156 Box of Linen 193 Bay of Assorted China, etc 119 Onkaparinga Wool Blanket & Other 157 Quantity of Magazines 194 Bay of Assorted China, etc 120 Box of Assorted Hand Tools, etc 158 Box of Assorted Childrens Annuals 195 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 121 Quantity of Packaging, etc 159 Box of Kitchenware 196 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 122 Assorted Oilers, Grease Guns, etc 160 Box of Plastic Toys including Roman Soldiers 197 Bay of Assorted Sundries 123 Quantity of Assorted Comics 161 Waeco Car Fridge 198 Bay of EPNS, etc 124 Box of CD's, etc 162 Three Boxes of A4 Plastic Display Stands 199 Bay of China, etc 125 Retro Kitchenware 163 Three Boxes of A4 Plastic Display Stands 200 Bay of China, etc 126 Quantity of Silk Flowers, etc 164 Box of Linen 201 Bay of Glassware 127 Sewing Cabinet & Contents 165 Two Boxes of Kitchenware 202 Bay of Assorted Sundries 128 Two Boxes of Embroidery Sundries 166 Box of Linen 203 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 130 Box of Sundries 167 Bay of Records 204 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 131 Flat Irons, etc 168 Assorted Vintage Mechanics Magazines 205 Bay of China & Glassware 132 Crate of Stamps & Albums 169 Rollei Slide Projector, etc 206 Bay of Assorted China, etc 133 Two Boxes of Kitchenware 170 Bay of Assorted Tins 207 Bay of China, etc 134 Box of Collectables 171 Meto Scales & Printer 208 Bay of China, etc 135 Boxed Foot Massager 172 Bay of DVD's 209 Bay of China, etc 136 Three Fly Fishing Rods 173 Bay of Cane Baskets 210 Bay of China, etc 137 Caravan TV Antenna 174 Bay of Assorted Glassware, etc 211 Bay of Assorted China & Glassware 138 Stainless Steel Bain Marie 175 Bay of Pottery, etc 212 Bay of Assorted Sundries 139 Grundig Stereo 176 Bay of China, etc 213 Carton of 24 x 500ml Swiss Hand Care Hand Sanitizer 140 Sharp GF A1 Radio 177 Bay of Handbags, etc 214 National Stereo 141 Boxed Epson Printer 178 Bay of Assorted Stereo Equipment, etc 215 Bay of China, etc 142 Cooper Tools Display Rack 179 Bay of Assorted Rustic Sundries 216 Half Bay of Dinnerware 143 Rotel Receiver, Yamaha Speaker, etc 180 Bay of Cane Baskets 217 Part Bay including Port Barrel, Barometer, etc 144 Disney Sundries 181 Minelab Metal Detector & Accessories 218 Bay of Sundries 145 Box of Rustic Sundries 182 Bay of Assorted Sundries 219 Bay of China, etc 146 Box of Assorted Lamp Spares 183 Bay of Assorted China, etc 220 Bay of China, etc 147 Assorted Matchboxes, etc 184 Assorted Light Fittings 221 Bay of Assorted Sundries 148 Two Boxes of Post Magazines 185 Bay of Tools 222 Bay of China, etc 149 Quantity of Records 186 Bay of Assorted China, etc 223 Bay of Crystal 150 Quantity of Mad Comics 187 Bay of Assorted Sundries 224 Part Bay of Brassware Page 3 Lot No. Description Lot No. Description Lot No. Description 225 Bay of China, etc 262 Half Bay of Australian Pottery, etc 299 Vintage Night Light 226 Quantity of Cameras, etc 263 Half Bay of Royal Albert Cups, Saucers & Plates, etc 300 Dial Phone 227 Quantity of Spark Plugs 264 Part Bay including Retro Drink Set, etc 301 Vertical Steam Engine 228 Barometer 265 Half Bay of Carltonware 302 Three Bottles of Para Liqueur 229 Two Boxes of Elvis Collectors Cards 266 Milk Can A/F 303 Retro West German Lava Glaze Vase 230 Quantity of Elvis Magazines 267 Metal Hat Box & Vintage Travel Case 304 Two Bottles of Para Liqueur 231 Box of Cameras, etc 268 Three Pascall Glass Lolly Jars 305 Vintage Lamp 232 Two Carters Reference Books, etc 269 Gladiator Helmet 306 Miners Helmet 233 Quantity of Stamps, Stamp Albums, etc 270 Vintage Leather Helmet 307 Black Bakelite Extension Phone 234 Quantity of Comics 271 Tobacco Cabinet 308 Brian Powers Cast Cowboy Figure 235 Quantity of Tea Towels 272 Retro Desk Tidy 309 Assorted Collectables 236 Part Bay of Assorted China, etc 273 Retro Italian Table Lamp 310 Quantity of Assorted Watches 237 Part Bay of Oriental China, etc 274 Griffiths 10lb Tea Tin 311 Three Green Glass Storage Jars 238 Part Bay of Oriental Sundries 275 Green Glass Genie Bottle (no stopper) 312 Zenith Cased Binoculars 239 Quantity of Retro Glassware, etc 276 Green Glass Genie Bottle 313 Quantity of Perfume Bottles 240 Part Bay of Green Glass 277 Two Tippy Tea Tins 314 Vintage Compass 241 Donald Duck Mirror & Mickey Mouse Part Tea Set 278 Pair of Cat Figures 315 Greens Gripstand Bowl & A Jug 242 Assorted Brassware 279 Large Oriental Vase 316 EPBM Sugar Scuttle & Chamber Stick 243 Art Glass & Depression Glass 280 Two Akubras 317 Cast Tower Money Box 244 Quantity of Australian Pottery 281 Griffiths Tea Tin 318 Quantity of Pearls, Shell & Costume Necklaces, etc 245 Half Bay of Cups, Saucers & Plates 282 Shell 1 Gallon Tin 319 Two Maling Vases 246 Cast Figures, etc 283 Castrol 1 Gallon Tin 320 Glass Pig Money Box 247 Part Bay of Retro Cannisters 284 Hand Painted 'Qantas Gives You 747' Sign 321 Norwood Football Club Glass 248 Part Bay of Assorted Coloured Glassware 285 Retro West German Lava Glaze Vase 322 Norwood Football Club Premiers 1984 Glass 249 Novelthy Musical Decanter Set 286 Retro West German Lava Glaze Vase 323 Norwood Football Club Premiers 1982 Glass 250 Half Bay of China 287 Two Vintage Simpson Billys 324 Two Bushells Tins 251 Half Bay of China, etc 288 Retro West German Vase 325 Quantity of Watches 252 Part Bay of China, etc 289 Three Military Caps 326 Quantity of Watch Movements 253 Royal Doulton 'Michelle' Dinner Ware 290 Clarke 1.4pd Cast Iron Kettle 327 Quantity of Vintage Pocket Scales 254 Part Bay of China 291 Large Vase 328 Cast Iron Money Box 255 Aynsley Cup, Saucer & Plate, Jug & Sugar Bowl 292 Two German Vases 329 Two Maling Jugs & Maling Vase 256 Royal Albert Serena Dinner Set 293 MacRobertson Glass Jar 330 South Australian Club Side Plate 257 Half Bay of Dinner Ware 294 Pair of Sylvac Vases 331 Goebbel Dog Figure 258 Part Bay of Studio Pottery, etc 295 Vintage Seiko Flip Clock 332 Four Miniature Rose Noble Jugs (some A/F) 259 Foley China Cup & Saucer, etc 296 Vintage Astor Radio 333 Goebbel Donkey & Beswick Pony 260 Part Bay of Carltonware 297 Castrol Tin 334 Stoneware Jug 261 Bay of China 298 AWA Mantel Radio 335 Large English Dog Figure Page 4 Lot No.
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