FROM TATTERS TO TREASURE; THE STORY BEHIND OUR MOST LUMINOUS COLLECTION
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Anne Schofield Antiques is proud to present an Exhibition and Sale of a collection of 100 items of gold and silver
TRADITIONAL
and
TRIBAL INDIAN JEWELLERY
including earrings, rings, bangles, pendants, chains and necklaces, at 36 Queen St Woollahra 2025, 19th to the 28 July 2018
anneschofieldantiques.com
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| Welcome to our list of New Acquisitions for July 2018 – diverse as always, and with 176 items.
Among many highlights are a Macquarie era Aboriginal breastplate from the Shoalhaven River (1820); Norman Lindsay’s own copy of A Homage to Sappho (1928); a beautiful example of Guignes’ monumental Dictionnaire Chinois (1812); from the estate of Count von Bismarck, a photograph album documenting the maiden voyage of SMS Bismarck to the Pacific Islands and Sydney (1879-80); a number of interesting…
The highlight of our July exhibit at the at the Melbourne Rare Book Fair 6-8th July will be Mr Cust’s “Sandridge Railway Jetty and Pier” (see detail above). A small masterpiece: “Mr.” Cust, an elusive artist whose first name is so far unknown, demonstrates with meticulous strokes an ability to conjure a sensation of intimacy and tranquility on the smallest scale. His work is reminiscent in this respect of some of the paintings of S.T. Gill; like Gill he combines a strong understanding of light and colour with a high degree of natural, artistic talent….
How to wax your antique furniture.
Apply wax sparingly with a cloth. Avoid over application. The more wax you apply, the more wax you will have to buff off later on. Allow to dry and harden for at least thirty minutes or more; longer if you can. Overnight is great.
Buff with a clean cloth in direction of the grain. You should only have to apply light to medium pressure to get the wax to shine. As you continue to polish, your pad will build up excess wax. You will feel the pad start to grip the surface, and it will no…
We are in last days for a small business to take advantage – this financial year- of the $20,000 asset write off.
Small businesses (with the annual turnover of less than $2,000,000) can claim a complete write-off of business assets. There is an an individual threshold of $20,000 per asset and these must be used with relation to the business. In relation to artworks the following applies:
*Artwork should be in a tangible form and able to be moved from one location to another;
*Artworks must be purchased with a dominant purpose of being displayed on business premises;
*Artworks must be created by professional…
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ART SALE
FINAL DAYS
Last chance to buy Fine Australian Art with 100% Tax deduction for this financial year.
ENDS JUNE 30, 2018
OUR ANNUAL END OF FINANCIAL YEAR STOCKROOM SALE
more than 100 WORKS reduced by major Australian Artists.
Nolan, Dickerson, Nothling, Blackman, Boyd, Gleeson, Coburn, Olsen, Storrier, Whiteley, McEwan, McLeod, Campbell, Canning, Coleman, Crooke, Bromley, Boggs,Boissevain, Harvey, Paxton,Perceval, Raftopoulos, Stavrianos, Thalassoudis, Varvaressos, West,
Woodward and many others.
Margaret Woodward
Woman with Flowers
mixed media on paper
120x146cm
Come and Celebrate the End of the Financial Year with us and enjoy 20% off all stock (excluding Gallery 369)
Sale commences Monday, June 18th at 10am and concludes Saturday, June 30th, 2018
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– Monday to Friday 10am-5.30pm and Saturday 10am-4pm –
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Featured Acquisitions | Art June 2018
Dear Friends & Colleagues,
We are pleased to present a list of over 100 books on Australian and international art, both contemporary and non-contemporary, and including many limited editions and elusive titles.
Happy browsing!
Click here to view the entire list.
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