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A library of cricket periodicals, attractively hardbound in matching bindings; comprising 'Playfair Cricket Monthly' July 1968 - December 1969 (3 volumes), 'The West Indies Cricket Annual' 1970-73 (2 volumes), 'The Cricketer' January 1973 - December 1983 (

A Comprehensive Cricket Library: More than 500 volumes, with a high percentage being hardcover (with dust jackets) and covering all aspects of the game. Cooke was particularly interested in biographies and auto-biographies and the history of the game. We n

A Robinson & Leadbeater parian bust of a maiden, 'Spring', 1870s, modelled in classical manner, the hair elaborately plaited and coiled, on a moulded circular socle, 36 cm high, 20.5 cm wide, 16 cm deep, Literature illustrated and identified as model B67 o

An antique English rosewood reclining library chair, Louden design, circa 1830, 104 cm high, 57 cm across the arms

A Victorian library 2 door bookcase, with Secretariat. The 6 internal drawers being satinwood veneered. The top having glazed, top arched doors and shelves. Height 222 cm, width 120 cm D:48 cm

A William IV rosewood library stand, the rectangular top above a moulded frieze on eight pilasters with scroll capitals supporting two adjustable shelves, on a plinth base with concealed castors. *CITES permit required for export, height 94 cm, depth 51 cm

An antique English mahogany reclining library chair, caned frame with dark green leather upholstered diamond button cushions, scroll arms, ring turned feet and original brass castors, circa 1840, 94 cm high, 62 cm across the arms

Catherine Snowball, set of six fish service plates, c. 1906, hand painted porcelain, depicting fish, with gilded rim, webbing and flora design to edges, displayed at the first Australian exhibition for women's work 1907, where she won best fish service, ar

A late Georgian mahogany library bookcase secretaire, having astragal glazed upper doors over three graduated lower drawers. 218 x101 x 57 cm

Sir William Jardine (Scotland, 1800-1874) 'Thylacinus cynocephalus' hand coloured engraving, plate No.5 (Tasmanian tiger), engraved by William Lizars for the Naturalist's library, circa 1835, 10 x 16 cm, 23 x 29 cm overall

Matthew Flinders. Private Journal and Navigator and Chartmaker The Mitchell Library Manuscript, The De Luxe and complete edition. Genesis Publications and Hedley Australia 1986 2 vols. Cloth case

Gebruder Thonet (Austrian), set of six model 678 chairs, c. 1920, manufactured by Thonet, brentwood, cut out squares on seats, with four tapered legs, retains manufacturer's label (6), height 97 cm. Provenance: Farmer's Department Store, George and market

Mahogany library steps 46 cm wide, 51 cm deep, 46 cm high

A Colonial cedar turned leg and scroll-arm library chair, in the style of Andrew lenehan. Australian, circa 1845. upholstered in burgundy and black decorative horsehair, 50 cm wide, 90 cm high

A cedar rectangular trestle-form library table. Australian circa 1845. Provenance: Sothebys 2002 lot 7. The Estate of the late E Bassett Daughter of Dr W Bassett who commenced medical practice in Bathurst in 1862. The table came from his house Tal-Y-Garn i

A good cedar rectangular top trestle form library table. Australian circa 1855, 130 cm long 60 cm deep 74 cm high

A large and impressive cedar rectangular library table, Australian circa 1835. Provenance: Purchased privately through Walter & Co Tasmania 1990's, 167 cm wide, 62 cm deep, 82 cm high

A vintage folding hardwood library or step ladder, the latticework ladder with seven steps and a fold out platform, 188 cm high, 36 cm wide

A large polished hardwood library ladder, with handrails to either side of the fifteen steps, 370 cm high, 45 cm wide

An impressive George Philip & Son Ltd with Georama Ltd large 30" terrestrial library globe, the globe made up of colour printed paper gores over and vulcanite base. Metal meridian circle, mounted in a mahogany octagonal frame with four turned legs and stre

Good late 19th century leather library armchair, with a straight buttoned leather back and sloping sides and seat, with turned supports and covered seat on turned legs, covered in olive green leather, height 94 cm. Provenance: purchased Bonhams "Fairwater:

William IV mahogany and red leather library chair, c.1835 with rectangular back, with s-scroll arms on turned reeded legs on stretchers. Provenance: Ex-Mr and Mrs Rene Rivkin, Sotheby's, Sydney, June 2001, lot 219, then private collection, Sydney.

Becker antique German 400 day library clock with disc rotary pendulum, in glass and brass case, 19th century, 27 cm high An antique 400 day library clock with disc rotary pendulum, in glass and brass case, 19th century, 27 cm high

N.S.W. Rowing Association silver medal, engraved verso '1889 Maiden Eights Won by East Sydney R.C. J. McIVER (6)'. One other example known in the Sir William Sixson Collection at the State Library of N.S.W. The New South Wales Rowing Association (Nswra) wa

Cricket: A small library of books including Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1967, 1974, 1975, 1979, 1996 and 1999, The Bradman Albums plus others, (26 vols.)

A George IV mahogany library bergere, upholstered in close nailed leather, the scrolled armrests above a reeded apron, on turned and reeded front legs. CITES permit May be required for export, width 77 cm

A superb George III inlaid mahogany serpentine-sided partners-desk, attributable to Thomas Shearer, English, circa 1780. Provenance: Sand Hutton Hall, near York. UK. The Estate of the late Major Sir Robert James Milo Walker, Bart. Middlethorpe Lodge, previ

An exceptional marquetry and parquetry inlaid mahogany breakfront library bookcase, English circa 1785. Provenance: Apter Fredericks, London, presumably acquired in mid 1980's or earlier as this bookcase is recorded in a Leonard Joel insurance valuation in

An imposing large 19th century four door profusely carved English oak exhibition quality library bookcase of breakfront design, having allover fabulous acorn, fruit, flowers ,swags and mask handles, fitted with 3 panelled carved lower drawers,3 central fol

A fine pair of Biedermeier satin birch library chairs, circa 1830s, 59 cm across the arms

A Georgian mahogany and leather upholstered library chair, circa 1815, standing on ring turned legs

A George II upholstered mahogany library armchair, circa 1750, the brocade upholstered back, arms and seat standing on cabriole front legs carved with acanthus, ending in claw and ball feet

George III sterling silver 'Governor Bourke' coffee biggin on stand, hallmarked London, 1818, IH, with a hinged flat cover set with pointed finial and with engraved heraldic and acanthus decoration, above a pear shaped body beautifully decorated with simil

A handsome Georgian two door library bookcase in the Hepplewhite style, mahogany with ebony string inlay and oval recessed panel doors, late 18th century, 243 cm high, 129 cm wide, 57 cm deep

A vintage French oak library ladder, 170 cm high approx

An antique French four glass library clock in variegated marble case with gilt metal capitals and figural lion top, eight day time and strike movement with Roman numerals, 19th century, 50 cm high

Library ladder, in painted green finish, of tapering form with five rails, height 181 cm

Contemporary library chair, folding out to library steps

A George III mahogany stool, the shaped panel seat crossbanded in kingwood on shaped and arched supports joined by turned stretchers, height 47 cm, width 56 cm, depth 41 cm. Provenance: The Robert Compton Jones Collection. Other Notes: this stool is simila

A scarce library Chair/Folding ladder an unusual colonial era, Western Australian, jarrah metamorphic library chair with ladder back and folding frame. C.1900. Chair height: 89 cm. The ladder top step 88 cm

Mahogany and parcel-gilt kidney library table / desk, by Gillows of Lancaster, c. 1795, the kidney shape top above a single frieze drawer, with two carved supports ending in lion paw feet, on brass castors, height 73.5 cm width 109 cm depth 51 cm. Provenan

Exceptional Irish Regency library armchair, mid 19th century, in the manner of Mack, Williams & Gibton, buttoned back brown leather upholstery, with two finely carved griffin supports, height 112 cm width 82 cm depth 55.5 cm. Provenance: Private Collection

William IV style rosewood library table, shaped rectangular top with protruding D ends, above six opposing frieze drawers, including one dummy drawer, on two carved supports joined by stretchers, height 74 cm width 151 cm depth 76 cm

Regency mahogany and cane library chair, c. 1820, the curved tub shaped frame with cane back, with suede upholstered seat, raised on two tapering carved front legs and two back sabre legs with brass castors

A Victorian burr walnut revolving library table, 19th century the circular top above a turned stem to revolving book holders, supported on an outswept tripod base with carved detailing and casters. Height 75 cm, diameter: 55 cm

A pair of Victorian mahogany and leather library steps, 19th century the matching pair of library steps, with brown tooled leather inset stairs, curved edges, raised on turned legs. Height 74 cm, width 46 cm, depth 72 cm

Fred Ward card catalogue cabinet, blackbean veneer, brass, wood, and metal. 49 varying card drawers with dovetail joints. Designed for the National library of Australia. Cabinet is missing original base. Australia, c 1950s, 88 cm high, 116 cm wide, 52 cm d

A William IV Greek revival mahogany library table, circa 1830's, of elegant proportions with a tooled green leather surface above a trestle base with scroll and anthemion motifs, 79.5 cm high, 124 cm high, 61 cm deep

Pewter reference library and notes approximately 32 publications and a comprehensive accumulation of handwritten notes pertaining to the Waterhouse pewter collection, Provenance: The Dr Douglas Frew Waterhouse collection

Antique English metamorphic fold-over oak library steps/chair, 19th century, 88 cm high

A Victorian mahogany library table, inset leatherette top, three frieze drawers one side, false drawers the other, raised on turned legs and castors. 137 cm x 90 cm x 76 cm.

A good quality carved oak and pollard oak veneered library bookcase, English circa 1860, 210 cm wide, 60 cm deep, 248 cm high

A large Australian cedar library bookcase, late 19th century, 282 cm high, 210 cm wide

A large and good quality oak nine-drawer library cabinet, French, circa 1900 by repute made for the Galerie Lafayette store Paris, matching the one on the upstairs landing, 240 cm wide, 72 cm deep, 90 cm high

A large and good quality oak nine drawer library cabinet, French, circa 1900 by repute made for the Galerie Lafayette store Paris. matching to the one in the dining room, 240 cm wide, 72 cm deep, 90 cm high

A William IV burr elm sofa or library table, circa 1830, the rectangular top above a pair of moulded frieze drawers to one side and a conforming frieze to the other, raised on a square pedestal and concave-sided platform base with foliate scrolling feet an

An unusual George IV library book-case, Boulnois, 14 Charlotte St, London, circa 1825, the upper part with a moulded cornice above three glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the projecting lower part with three panelled doors, each carved with linen-

A pair of mid-Victorian rosewood and leather upholstered library armchairs, each with a shaped back above the open padded arms, the frames moulded and carved, each 105 cm high, 65 cm wide, 75 cm deep

An antique library ladder, Tasmanian oak, late 19th century, 241 cm high, 74 cm wide

An Australian stained kauri pine open library bookcase with three adjustable shelves, circa 1890, 124 cm high, 106 cm wide, 33 cm deep

An Australian cedar spade back carver or library chair, New South Wales origin, circa 1850, 60 cm across the arms

An early Colonial spade back library chair made from 'Beauty Leaf Tree' (*Calophyllum Inophyllum), Queensland origin, circa 1845, 51 cm across the arms. Calophyllum Inophyllum is a large fruit bearing plant, and a culturally important source of Tamanu oil.

A carved oak trestle-based hall or library table, with two drawers set flush into the curl carved frieze, 85 cm high, 170 cm wide, 70.5 cm

A vintage oak four step 'A' frame platform library ladder, 159 cm high, 72 cm at widest point (open), 52 cm deep

Metamorphic library steps 43 cm wide, 89 cm high

Stacking library bookcase, solid oak, by Globe Wernicke & Co, late 19th century, with lift up leadlight doors & single drawer below, height 128 cm, length 88 cm, depth 28 cm

A fine Regency mahogany four door breakfront bookcase, mid 19th century, the imposing library bookcase of breakfront form, the everted pediment above four large astragal glazed doors in the Gothic style, above a four door panelled cupboard base, the side c

A pair of Edwardian walnut button backed library chairs, early 20th century, the foliate carved arched top rail above turned supports with scrolled reeded arms to a stuffover seat, raised on turned and fluted legs, and upholstered in an off white jacquard.

Victorian library chair, with hour glass back, upholstered in a buttoned brown leather with mahogany surrounds, raised on cabriole legs, with casters

Victorian library chair, with a carved crest rail, above a buttoned brown leather back, above upholstered arms, above a generous circular seat on slight cabriole legs

A pair of Edwardian walnut button backed library chairs, early 20th century, the foliate carved arched top rail above turned supports with scrolled reeded arms to a stuffover seat, raised on turned and fluted legs, and upholstered in an off white jacquard,

Pair of William IV bergere library chairs, one 19th century, the other of a later date, each with green velvet arms raised on turned legs with brass castors

Reproduction carved mahogany library steps, circa 1990, 81 cm high, 47 cm wide, 53 cm deep

A Georgian style English library armchair, finely carved mahogany frame with brass castors and beige upholstery, 20th century, 88 cm high, 60 cm across the arms

A colonial cedar library chair, late 19th century, red velvet upholstery with a reeded seat rail raised on turned legs with porcelain casters. Provenance: formerly in the the Sheriff's Residence, 1 camp crescent, Castlemaine, circa 1854

A large cedar library bookcase, late 19th century, with a stepped cornice above a pair of chamfered and glazed doors enclosing shelves, the projecting lower section with panelled cupboard doors, 240 cm high, 151 cm wide, 57 cm deep

1901-2015 library of Wisden's: complete run comprising 110 editions including the 1916-17 & 1917-18 dual year issues, 1901-1970 editions are all rebound and all are missing their original covers, 1971 without dustjacket, 1972-2015 editions complete with du

From the library of the late John Cain (1931 - 2019), Premier of Victoria: several sporting books, mainly signed and dedicated by the authors, including 'The Paddock that Grew' by Keith Dunstan; 'The history of the Richmond cricket Club' by Frank Tyson; 'C

An important Colonial WA jarrah two-door library bookcase, mid 19th century Illstd, T. Harris, Colonial WA furniture, page 172. Described in part, 'In 1987 this bookcase set an auction price record for a colonial WA piece of furniture at $25,000.' construc

A substantial and impressive Italian walnut library bookcase, 18th century and later, of classical architectural form, the moulded cornice above three bays each with an arched opening enclosing shelves above a panelled cupboard door, 233 cm high, 312 cm wi

A William IV rosewood library table, circa 1830, with two drawers to the skirt with carved embellishment above twin pedestals with centurion skirt and carved lobed details to spreading floriform bases with lion's paw feet, 73 cm high, 133 cm wide, 63 cm de

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Carin Wilson, Kura Kowhatu chairs Mangeao wood, steel and vinyl, pair of chairs designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Set of twelve plywood and metal chairs, designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Set of six plywood and metal chairs, designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Set of four plywood and metal chairs, designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Set of six plywood and metal chairs, designed for the Wellington central library in 1991, showing wear

Library armchair, late 19th century, winged back with green Berber upholstery, height 106 cm

The Sketchbook of Lord Inverurie, Ian Douglas Montagu Keith-Falconer (1877 - 1897), son of Lord Kintore, Governor of South Australia from 1889 - 1895. Titled 'Ian's Early Sketches', the bound volume bears a tipped-in certificate on the inside front cover,

An antique metamorphic fold-over library steps chair, Queensland maple and eucalypt with parquetry motif, late 19th century maker's label to underside 86 cm high