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An Old Charm type astrigal glazed bookcase, linen fold details; a pair of Aboriginal inspired bedside cabinets; hall table (3)

P BAMBER; oil on board, abstract rural scene, signed lower right, 44 x 59.5cm, an abstract Aboriginal style print, 39 x 56cm, framed and glazed, also eleven further unattributed oils on board (13).

AN AUSTRALIAN CENTRAL DESERT ABORIGINAL RAIN MAKER'S PEARL SHELL ORNAMENT 'RINGILI' 19TH CENTURY Decorated with engraved lines worn smooth from use, label attached reading: 'North West Australia Cossack-Port Walcot', modern metal display stand shell 14.5cm long, 4.2cm wide Literature: C.P. Mountford; 'Nomads of the Australian Desert' plate, 306, for a very similar ornament. Condition Report: shell 14.5cm long, 4.2cm wide Some edge wear as per handling and use- natural organic structural wear Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Condition Report Disclaimer

AN ABORIGINAL SPEAR THROWER AUSTRALIA, 19TH CENTURY Wood, gum, tooth or claw, modern stand thrower 63cm long Together with a tribal stick/club, 86.5cm long Provenance: The first Ex Private Danish collection Ex Private collection The second Ex Private UK collection

AN ABORIGINAL BI-VALVE WOOMERAAustralia, attributable to the Darumbal People of Queensland, early 20th century, the shell handle inset with red abrus seeds in spinifex resin and kangaroo sinew binding, the notched peg spear holder similarly bound in sinew and resin, 83cm longProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

A COLLECTION OF ABORIGINAL STONE ARTEFACTSAustralian, comprising fifty individual pieces including digging tools, coolamon scrapers, spear points, knives/chisels and wood shaping tools, the largest 8cm long and the smallest 1.5cm long (50)Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL SHIELDAustralia, inscribed to the Pitjantjatjara Tribe, Curtin Springs Station, Northern Territory, early 20th century, with stone carved decoration to the face, 56cm high x 9cm wide, with associated stand Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL SHIELDSouth East Australia, early 20th century, decorated with incised linear banding, 75cm high x 8.5cm wide, with associated stand Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL FLAT CLUBAustralia, inscribed 'Hermannsburg Mission', likely Larapinta, early 20th century, decorated with a white painted cross to the blade, 62.5cm longProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL SHIELDAustralia, probably 19th century, with a stone tool carved scalloped face, 87cm high x 9cm wide, with associated stand Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL PAINTED HARDWOOD MESSAGE STICKAustralia, early 20th century, the front decorated in bands of yellow, grey and green, 28cm high x 7.5cm wideProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL THROWING CLUBAustralia, probably Arnhem Land, 20th century, with weighted end for hunting waterfowl, 56.5cm long; together with a similar Aboriginal club, 20th century, 41cm long (2)Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

A hand-carved wooden boomerang, believed to be Australian (Aboriginal) 19th century, of typical form, with a rustic finish with tool marks visible, 57.5cm long

THREE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL BOOMERANGS two inscribed 'Muddie Duddie Tribe, Murray River' (3)

Large old Aboriginal boomerang with incised ribbing decoration to one side 96cm

Pair yellow metal cufflinks depicting Aboriginal type mask heads, Electronically tested to be 18ct gold,11g.

Three antique Aboriginal boomerangs, the longest 30.75".

Cufflinks and enamel badges, inc. some with aboriginal design by Wallace Bishop of Brisbane

Linda Nabanunga, Aboriginal artwork with crocodiles, kangaroo and other animals, 37.5 x 28cm.

Attr to Binyinyuwuy (1928 -82 Ramingining Born), Morning Star Ritual, original painting on bark, Queensland Aboriginal creations card and research information to back, 93 x 44.5cm

Australian Mulga wood Aboriginal art digging stick, length 76cm.

ETHNIC, Aboriginal boomerang , 57cm length; together with collection of 4 hardwood root grubbers, 67cm length 453 - light signs of age and wear as you would expect, but no actual damage visible

An Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang, 56cm wide.

Five 1970's Aboriginal Art Fund paintings on bark, comprised of two pairs, and one other larger, three with dates stamps on for 1976, 19.5cm x 30cm and 22cm x 37cm, all framed and glazed CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT*  Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  All payments MUST be electronic

* Tribal Art. An Australian Aboriginal throwing club, elongated hardwood with a Christie's label (12 December 1989, lot 63), overall length 72.5 cm long, together with two boomerangs, one made of eucalyptus wood 83.5 cm, the other, hardwood and painted in the traditional style. 73.5 cm longQTY: (3)

An Australian silver emu egg shaped casket or table centrepiece, adorned with fruiting vine, kangaroo and birds, the sculptural base with an Aboriginal figure and a joey beside trees, oval walnut base, 29cm high, William Edwards, Melbourne c.1860

A large collection of Aboriginal carved works to include: six lizards and seven snakes, each with poker work decoration, various sizes; two Boomerangs with incised decoration, three staffs, a large paddle, two shields and wind chimes (1 box - Q)

An Aboriginal Corroboree Dream painting. "Woman Dreaming "Oil on CanvasBy Eileen Napinunga Gibson from the Warlpiri Tribe & Napperby Community.The painting was created in the hills country. This "Dreaming" tells the story of how the men sit down and think about women's dreaming and how all the Corroborees are to be conducted because the men are the custodians of the woman's dreaming.24.5inch x 24.5inch.

Aboriginal interest. A carved Aboriginal hand shield, length 75cm approx., together with an Woomera, length 85cm approx.

Danny Djorlom, Aboriginal Painting on Heavy Duty Handmade Arches Rives Paper, Brolga Bird & Mimi Spirits, 75x105cm, with certificate and catalogue

ROLF HARRIS (1930-2023) TWO SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, comprising 'Arnhemland Girl' a portrait of an Aboriginal girl, approximate size 45cm x 29cm, together with 'Boxer' a seated portrait of an older man, approximate size 35cm x 34cm, sizes exclude frames, no certificates, Condition Report: small chips to the frames (2)

Original vintage artwork drawing depicting a cockatoo sitting on a branch. Label on reverse reads 'Framed drawing of a cockatoo, signed by an aboriginal artist.' Picture - Fair condition, staining, creasing. Framed - Fair condition, some scuff marks, some staining, tape on reverse. Country of issue: Australia, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 18x12 (picture) 26x20 (framed), year of printing: Unknown.

An early 20thC Australian Aboriginal Fighting Club Boomerang, one side with carved geometric and star decoration, 58cm long.

Two didgeridoos, one with aboriginal style decoration

Three old Aboriginal carved wood boomerangs

A vintage Western Australia Aboriginal shield - sold with an antique wood New South Wales Aboriginal boomerang

† GENNARO SARDELLA (Italian, born 1950); oil on board, abstract Aboriginal figural scene, signed lower right and with handwritten inscription verso, 28.5 x 39cm, framed and glazed.

2 pieces of framed Aboriginal art on canvas - David Hudson Ganyal-yabani (51cm x 47cm & Danny Eastwood 'The Corroboree' (50cm x 40cm)

Bali, two wooden statues, Aboriginal, a wooden shield and an wrought iron club. Herewith a implement with iron pointy blade. various sizes [box}

Australia, Murray River, Aboriginal, a wooden parry shield, the front showing an incised diamond pattern with traces of lime and red pigments. L. 77,5 cm. Provenance: Bought from Boekhandel etno Heykoop, Wereld Museum Rotterdam, ca. 1985 [1]

P.N. Guinea, Papua Golf, spirit board, gope and Aboriginal, a wooden shield, L. 88 and 55 cm. [2]

Australia, Aboriginal, a painted didgeridoo L. 100,5 cm. [1]

Australia, Aboriginal a wooden shield. H. 98 cm. mounted on custom made shield Provenance: Thorp Gallery, Sidney [1]

An antique Australian aboriginal boomerang, 60 cm

Michelle Lion Kngwarreye/Ngwarai (Australian, b c1972) - Aboriginal Motif, inscribed to verso, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60cm Good condition.

An old Australian aboriginal Mulga wood boomerang with stone cut decoration

Two wooden aboriginal boomerangs, largest L60cm

Australian Aboriginal Art. Screen Print of 'Rainbow Serpent' by Danny Eastwood. Frame size 74cmx25cm. Large Screen print by Danny Eastwood. 'Uluru'. Frame size 54cmx42cm

Australian Aboriginal Art. Screen print of 'Platypus Playing'. Signed by artist. Frame size 27cmx32cm. Screen print of 'Trible Hunting'. Wirrimbah. Red Ochre People. Frame size 26cmx31cm

Australian Aboriginal Art. Slate Engraving of animals that are painted in the caves at the Kimberley Range (From where the slate was cut from) The Artist is Louis Karadada, an elder of the Kwini Tribe at Kalumburu. 1987. Frame size 36cmx23cm

A large selection of African and Aboriginal art and collectables to include mask, boomerang and carving

Three Tribal art various Australian aboriginal boomerangs

An Aboriginal carved wood boomerang, 29" long

AN ABORIGINAL HARDWOOD CLUB OR DIGGING STICK Australia, early 20th century, the tip carved with vertical fluting, 63cm long; together with an Aboriginal 'Lil Lil' bladed club, circa 1900, the head carved with repeating horseshoe motifs, 62cm long (2)Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL SHIELD Australia, early 20th century, decorated to both sides with a fingernail incised geometric design, an added poker mark band to the face, 65cm high x 9cm wide, with associated standProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL HEAVY HARDWOOD WAR CLUB OR DIGGING STICK Australia, inscribed 'Hooker Creek N.T.', early 20th century, decorated with three white-painted bands to one tapered end, 112cm longProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL WOOMERA Australia, attributable to the Birria Tribe of Windorah, Queensland, early 20th century, with spinifex resin handle and carved tip held in kangaroo sinew, 71cm long; together with another similar example, 20th century, also with spinifex resin handle and sinew fixed peg, 57cm long (2)Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL BI-VALVE WOOMERA Australia, attributable to the Darumbal People of Queensland, early 20th century, the shell handle inset with red abrus seeds in spinifex resin and kangaroo sinew binding, the notched peg spear holder similarly bound in sinew and resin, 83cm longProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

A COLLECTION OF ABORIGINAL STONE ARTEFACTS Australian, comprising fifty individual pieces including digging tools, coolamon scrapers, spear points, knives/chisels and wood shaping tools, the largest 8cm long and the smallest 1.5cm long (50)Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

AN ABORIGINAL FLAT CLUB Australia, inscribed 'Hermannsburg Mission', likely Larapinta, early 20th century, decorated with a white painted cross to the blade, 62.5cm longProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.