HELLO SPRING
AMBROSE PATTERSON 1877 – 1967
Luxembourg Gardensc.1905
oil on panel
26.5 x 35 cm
signed lower right
$25,000
LAURAINE DIGGINS FINE ART
Interior: Oliver Mark Interiors
WE RESTORE ANTIQUE JEWELLERY AND SILVERWARE
Pictured: 18ct yellow gold Seed pearl and enamel brooch, circa 1885. $2,150 PARAGON RESTORATION
Irish Georgian Mahogany Pie Crust Tilt Top Wine Table, Chippendale Period c.1760.
Fabulous quality single plank top, over a finely carved turned column and foliate carved cabriole legs terminating in pad feet.
D 60cm H 68cm
$2,500 THE WOODSHED ANTIQUES
Art Deco Platinum, Diamond, Emerald and Onyx Plaque ring
The ring is grain set with one approximately 6.8mm in diameter old brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of 1.26ct. European, circa 1930.
Weight: 5.4gm. Colour G-H. Clarity SI2 $34,000 GRAY REID GALLERY
Interior: Summer Thornton Design
A Palais Royal sewing box veneered in exotic wood, French, circa 1830, raised on steel ball feet with a matching steel handle. The use of steel in place of gilt bronze fittings is significant to the period of the July Revolution of 1830, when steel was considered more valuable than gold owing to its importance in the manufacture of ammunition. $3,500 CHINEUR ANTIQUES
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RUTHERFORD
A FOCUS ON ART DECO EMERALDS & DIAMONDS
One of the finest Arts and Crafts brooches offered in Australia. Crafted in 9ct yellow gold & silver, the piece features leaves and ribbons with drops of green quartz beads. Australian c. 1900. 68mm x 48mm $3650 TRINITY ANTIQUES
Victorian gold earrings featuring a lovely bird motif, c.1880. $6,250 RUTHERFORD
After Alexander Cabanel (French 1823-1889).
Cleopatra testing poison on condemned slaves. (Circa late 19th Century)
Watercolour and bodycolour on board.
Framed Size: H 27 cm x W 34 cm x D 2.3 cm
Image Size: H 11cm x W 18.6cm $3,500 WRIGHT GALLERY FINE ART
Worcester circa 1755 Sauceboat
An early two-handled sauceboat, decorated by Jefferyes Hamett O’Neal, probably in the Giles workshop.
Restored stress crack to base of handle.
W 17cm
$5,000 ETRURIA ANTIQUES GALLERY
Orbis Terrarum Nova et Accuratissima Tabula.
Second state of van Loon’s famous, rare double hemisphere map of the world first printed in Amsterdam 1666, issued with the additions of the dedication to Charles II and his coat-of-arms for Moses Pitt’s English Atlas. $11,500 ANTIQUE PRINT MAP ROOM
Antique Print Map Room is exhibiting at the Sydney Rare Book Fair, Glasshouse, State Library of New South Wales 23 – 25 Oct 2025. Presented by ANZAAB
Max Dupain, ‘Sunbaker‘, 1937. 40 X 43 cm. Authenticated verso by Max’s wife Diana. $24,500. ABBOTT’S ANTIQUES
Interior: McCluskey Studio featuring ceramics from Kazari
Lady Hindmarsh mourning brooch, with detachable pendant, circa 1860, England.
By Antoni Forrer, who exhibited at the Crystal palace Exhibition in 1851
18ct gold, human hair. garnets
Original fitted box labelled A Forrer, Artist in hair and jewellery, Regent St
Part of a collection including 2 brooches & 2 miniatures $12,000 ANNE SCHOFIELD ANTIQUES
View of Elizabeth Bay, Elizabeth Bay House and Sydney from Darling Point
MARTENS, Conrad.
Sydney: c 1845.
Original watercolour and pencil with gum arabic on paper, 310 x 500 mm; signed lower right C. Martens; in handsome nineteenth century frame; gold slip. $68,750 HORDERN HOUSE
Hordern House is exhibiting at the Sydney Rare Book Fair, Glasshouse, State Library of New South Wales 23 – 25 Oct 2025. Presented by ANZAAB
Marian Ellis Rowan (1848-1922)
Floral Arrangement
c.1890
mixed media
52x35cm
$8,000
FELLIA MELAS GALLERY
William and Mary oak box settle with high panelled back and scroll arms, of fine colour and patination.
Hinged section to seat with large storage beneath.
W 152cm (5′) seat D42cm x H 138cm
Circa 1700
$3,500 WESTBURY ANTIQUES
Interior: Alexander Pollock via Belle
Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold & Blue Enamel CufflinksRare Australia HM 1924.
Unlike British hallmarking, Australian marks of the period were independently assayed, ensuring each piece met strict local standards—making them an exceptional example of Australian jewellery heritage. $895 CHILTON’S ANTIQUES AND JEWELLERY
First Exhibition Held In The Museum, Sydney, NSW
F.C. Terry (Aust., 1825–1869) & John Degotardi (Aust., 1823–1882).
1855. Lithograph after daguerreotype, 27.8 x 38.5cm. Trimmed to image, laid down on original album page. Partial caption with date on album page remnant in window below image. This image was issued separately and is the only known lithograph after an Australian daguerreotype of an 1850s interior view. $7,700 JOSEF LEBOVIC GALLERY
Josef Lebovic Gallery is exhibiting at the Sydney Rare Book Fair, Glasshouse, State Library of New South Wales 23 – 25 Oct 2025. Presented by ANZAAB
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Portrait of Captain William Gordon Rutherford, RN 1764-1818, who commanded the Swiftsure at Trafalgar and was a personal friend of Nelson’s. The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich holds a later reproduction portrait of Rutherford.
Oil on canvas.
70 x 54cm
$2,850 PETER WALKER FINE ART
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A PINCH OF SNUFF
THE JOHNSTON COLLECTION
By Denise Way
Snuff was the 17th century word for powdered tobacco. It was brought to Europe by Christopher Columbus during his second voyage to the Americas in 1496. Following the introduction of this mysterious powder to Europe, taking snuff by inhaling it through the nostrils soon became popular. Its use in England grew after Charles II returned from exile in France bringing the habit with him.
Burragorang Valley, NSW
Lister Lister, William
c.1920
oil on canvas
51 cm x 66 cm
$4,400
CHRISTOPHER DAY GALLERY
Interior: Féau Boiseries
New South Wales Pocket Almanack, for the Year of Our Lord 1814
Sydney : Compiled and Printed by G. Howe, Government Printer, [1813]. One of the earliest books printed in Australia: the first New South Wales Pocket Almanack, compiled and printed by the first government printer, George Howe. As noted by Wantrup, ‘about the earliest Australian printed book still available’ (Joachim catalogue, 2016). $20,000 DOUGLAS STEWART FINE BOOKS
Douglas Stewart Fine Books is exhibiting at the Sydney Rare Book Fair, Glasshouse, State Library of New South Wales 23 – 25 Oct 2025. Presented by ANZAAB
Paul Louchet – Gilt Bronze Coffret
An exquisite & rare gilt bronze coffret cast and chased with an exhuberant Louis XIV / Baroque designs, lid with a central mask. Original velvet linded interior. With original key though lock not functioning. Signed Louchet, Ciseleur (engraver). French, c. 1900. W 18cm x H 11cm x D 11cm. $3,695 UNE BELLE CHOSE BY CURIUM
TOUR
Friday 3 – Saturday 5 October, Camden, Taralga & Goulburn
HISTORIC HOUSES ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA
REGIONAL RESTORATION
‘Regional Restoration’ offers a long weekend in regional NSW exploring the historic homesteads and buildings of some of our HHA Members.
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TALK
Monday, 20 October, Sydney
CERAMICS COLLECTORS SOCIETY
SÈVRES PORCELAIN LECTURE BY JOHN WHITEHEAD
A forty-five minute illustrated talk on early 19th-century Sèvres porcelain by John Whitehead as part of his Australian lecture tour.
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TALK
Thursday, 9 October, Melbourne
CERAMICS AND GLASS CIRCLE OF AUSTRALIA
This lecture focuses on how Sèvres porcelain was used as royal interior decoration in the King’s private apartments at Versailles.
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Interior: Studio Williams via Belle
2025 AAADA SYDNEY FAIR CATALOGUE
Coming soon… The Sydney Fair catalogue will offer insightful articles, a directory of our members and service providers, along with a glimpse into the exceptional antiques and artworks to be found at the fair
In the meantime see the latest catalogue Here
Interior: Studio Williams at the 2024 Antiques & Art Fair Sydney
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