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Australian silver 'boomerang' letter opener by S. D & Co

A boomerang - Murray-Darling region, shallow curved shape, decorated with 2 lines of incised concentric oval patterns and a zig-zag edge. 69.5 cm

Pair of trench art vases, kangaroo and boomerang

Australian ostrich egg mounted standish. Egg carved with Australian fauna, on column with fern fronds extending; figures of aboriginal with boomerang, and kangaroo. Two original glass inkwells. Height 30 cm, length 28 cm

A mid century boomerang lounge suite comprising sofa and two armchairs in leopard skin print. Some wear

Two silver boomerang bar brooches, Chester, and an Australian silver boomerang paper-knife. (3)

An Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang decorated with symbols and kangaroo

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang of large proportions, incised decoration to one side

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang, incised animal design with symbols

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang, pokerwork snake design

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang, incised decoration (as found)

Australian Aboriginal hardwood 'Hook' boomerang with decorations

A hooked fighting boomerang. Mulga wood, fluted and decorated with ochre. Made by Jack Tjungurray, at Lajamanu 03/08/1983 Ex-Frank slip collection. Frank slip was a long-time friend of Geoffrey Bardon and traveled with him through Central Australia visitin

A left handed hunting boomerang. Fluted to one side and decorated with ochre. Docker river, Northern Territory. 83 cm 1940s Ex-Frank slip collection. Frank slip was a long-time friend of Geoffrey Bardon and traveled with him through Central Australia visit

Boomerang. Decorated with red ochre and faint lateral ochre markings to one side. Kimberley Region, Western Australia. Provenance: Paquim collection. Acquired by Joe Paquim, a former US submariner who returned to Western Australia after World War II and be

Boomerang. Old patina with finely incised fluting to one side. Central Australia. Provenance: Paquim collection. Acquired by Joe Paquim, a former US submariner who returned to Western Australia after World War II and became a Native Affairs officer for the

A boomerang, with profusely incised pattern to both sides, mounted. Western NSW. 62 cm

Two 9ct gold brooches, a bar brooch and a half-pearl, and turquoise-glass kookaburra and boomerang brooch; metal pins. (2) total wt (all in) 5.9g

9ct Australian boomerang brooch with map of Australia & set with two amethysts

Two Aboriginal artefacts. Woomera and boomerang. Lengths 35 cm and 25 cm

Two Australian Aboriginal items. Hooked hunting boomerang (ribbed to one side); and twilled hair circular head-pad with grass stuffing. Length 65 cm, diameter 13 cm

Australian 9ct kookaburra & boomerang brooch, set with sea pearls and turquoise. Stamped 9ct

A Southern Queensland boomerang 62 cm long

An Australian 9ct gold boomerang brooch, gold Scrap (total weight 13.6g), and a silver dish (56.4g). (qty)

9ct yellow gold Australiana brooch c.1910, by Willis of Melbourne, depicting a kangaroo and kookaburra mounted on a boomerang with central map of Australia

Collection of 4 Australiana figural napkin rings, early 20th century, silver plate, depicting kangaroo, emu, swan and boomerang type, two with makers retailers/makers marks, Stokes & Sons, and Stuart Dawson. Heights: 4.5-5.5 cm

A gold boomerang and kookaburra brooch; Willis.

Australiana: 9ct gold ruby and seed pearl kookaburra brooch; 9ct gold boomerang brooch; pearl shell and gold brooch; 3 assorted gold bar brooches (6 items)

A Victorian carved emu egg and silver plated epergne, 19th century, unmarked, an emu egg carved with Australian fauna raised on a plated trunk with bracken branches, and having a serpentine base with a patterned apron supporting applied emus and kangaroos

A cased Percussion centre fire muff pistol octagonal barrel, engraved frame and barrel tang. One piece wooden grip. Comes complete with lead balls, miniature pistol powder flask and vintage boomerang percussion cap box. Circ 1840. Working order. No licence

9ct yellow gold, diamond set pendant (no centre), with a cognac diamond set boomerang and an emu and kangaroo flanking each side. Total pendant weight approx 13.4 grams

15ct gold Australia & boomerang brooch, with 'Best Wishes', natural seed pearls and a garnet topped doublet, circa 1910

19th century Aboriginal boomerang. Stone-worked acacia, with white & ochre banding (worn). Length 55 cm

An Australian 9ct yellow gold boomerang and coat of arms brooch the coat of arms has enamel inlay, the brooch was made bt T. Willis & Co, Melbourne. As seen in Australian Jewellers by Cavill, Cocks and Grace, plate number 316.

An Australian 9ct yellow gold boomerang Australia brooch made by Robert Rollason, Sydney

An Australian 9ct yellow gold Cooee boomerang brooch with turquoise and seed pearl Southern cross, made by Johnson & Simonsen, Melbourne.

An Australian 9ct yellow gold Dinna Forget boomerang brooch six seed pearls and one round garnet, made by T. Willis, Melbourne.

An Australian 9ct yellow gold map of Australia boomerang brooch one round red paste gemstone with six seed pearls, made by Aronson & Co, Melbourne

An Australian 9ct yellow gold map of Australia, boomerang and good Luck brooch seven seed pearls, made by T. Willis & Co., Melbourne

An Australian 9ct yellow gold boomerang and coat of arms brooch with an enamel shield, made by T. Willis & Co., Melbourne. As seen in Australian Jewellers by Cavill, Cocks and Grace, plate number 316

An Australian 9ct yellow gold boomerang and kookaburra brooch made by johnson and Simonsen, Melbourne. As seen in Australian Jewellers by Cavill, Cocks & Grace, plate no. 254

An Australian 9ct yellow gold boomerang and kookaburra brooch made by T. Willis & Co, Melbourne

Boomerangs: South Eastern Australian 19th century, 51 cm; Central deserts child's transitional boomerang. 2 items

Brooch By Willis, Melbourne: In the form of a boomerang, surmounted by a map of Australia flanked by an emu and kangaroo. 9ct yellow gold. Weight 2.63 grams.

Antique Aboriginal NSW hardwood boomerang, approx 68 cm long

Bent K Knudsen boomerang bracelet sterling silver with large curved links, stamped 'Denmark, sterling, Bent K' includes original packaging, total weight of 27.6 grams

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang with kangaroo carving

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang with Pokerwork design

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang with kangaroo decoration

A heavy Orrefors art glass bowl by Olle Alberius, decorated with an abstract boomerang design on a blue tinted glass body, signed and dated to base 1986. Diameter: 29.5 cm

Aboriginal landscape painting on boomerang signed, Pigments and or watercolour on boomerang. Signed Kiwipary lower right. Measures 59 cm. Circa 1950s or 1960s

Vintage Jenolan Caves souvenir boomerang, 25.5 cm wide

An important and rare ceremonial boomerang / club (lil-lil), North Queensland (circa 1900), carved hardwood, 80.5 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection, Victoria, This extraordinary and large ceremonial boomerang-club is carved of hardwood with an irregu

A boomerang made and used by the King of Murrumbidgee, Murrumbidgee, New South Wales (mid nineteenth century), carved hardwood and sterling silver, 88 cm long. A fighting boomerang that carries a sterling silver plaque identifying it as having been 'made a

A fine boomerang, South West Queensland (nineteenth century), carved hardwood, 85.5 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection, Melbourne

A large boomerang, South West Queensland (nineteenth century), carved hardwood, 93.5 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection, Melbourne

An impressive boomerang, probably Broome, North Western Australia, (nineteenth century), carved wood and earth pigments, 67 cm high. For two related examples see, Philip Jones, boomerang; Behind an Australian Icon, Ten speed Press, California, 1997, p. 39

A rare fishing boomerang, possibly South Australia, carved hardwood, 59.1 cm high. For two related examples see Philip Jones, boomerang;, Behind an Australian Icon, Ten speed Press, California, 1997, pp. 52-53, where he describes the illustrated examples a

A rare boomerang club, South East Australia (nineteenth century), carved hardwood, 63.5 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection, Melbourne

An early engraved boomerang, South East Australia (early nineteenth century), carved hardwood, 51.5 cm high. Provenance: Private Collection, United Kingdom. Private Collection, Melbourne

An early wunda shield and boomerang, Western Australia (nineteenth century), carved hardwood and natural earth pigments, 60.5 cm; 55.5 cm (2). Provenance: Private Collection, Victoria

An early boomerang, Darling River Region (nineteenth century), carved hardwood, 75 cm long. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney

Three clubs and two boomerang, Queensland (circa 1900), carved hardwood, 59.5 cm; 61.5 cm 63.5 cm; 74 cm; 40 cm (5). These three clubs and two boomerang were collected by Darcy Thompson of St Mary's, Sydney. Thompson worked on properties in Queensland afte

Early Aboriginal hardwood killing boomerang

Early Aboriginal hardwood killing boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang with incised carving

Am Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

An unusual Martin Boyd dish, in the form of a boomerang and painted with a young women with a flower, in tones of blue, green and pink. 29 cm x 27 cm

A fine boomerang, Broome area West Australia with remains of ocre finish, late 19th century. 55 cm

Important group aboriginal tribal artifacts collected by Thomas Phillip Gourlay at Mt Eba on Bon Bon Station South Australia located near the junction of Queensland & the Northern Territory. Early 20th century. Shields (3), boomerangs (8), snake, sword clu

9ct gold boomerang brooch, (pin not gold) and another pin, total approx 5.8 grams

Aboriginal club, boomerang, carved stick & Islander bamboo flute (4 items). Largest 81 cm.

Antique 19th century Australian Aboriginal NSW boomerang, fine incised meandering decoration, Kamilaroi Tribe Delungra, 1908, approx 63.5 cm long

Antique 19th century Australian Aboriginal NSW boomerang, fine incised decoration, Kamilaroi Tribe Delungra, 1908

Vintage Aboriginal Hermannsburg painted boomerang signed Reechel Emelkna

Rare Vintage Aboriginal Hermannsburg painted boomerang by Edwin (Pareroultja)

An Australian hardwood wall Unit by Rudowski, circa 1960s, with an upper fitted cocktail cabinet with bi-fold doors and anthropomorphic handles and a pull out shelf, flanked by opening shelving and dramatic 'X' form full height external stretchers with boo

9ct Great War sweetheart brooch a kangaroo and emu brooch set in a wire circle with a central boomerang engraved 'In France' resting on a rifle. Set with red and blue stones and a pearl

An Important gold presentation paperweight depicting Australian flora and fauna, Hammerton, Geelong, Victoria, 1922 the square base with inscriptions Presented to Dame Nellie Melba O.B.E by the Citizens of Geelong' 'Dame Nellie Melba's Grand Presentation C

An early ceremonial hooked boomerang, Northern Territory (early 20th century), natural earth pigments on carved hardwood. 84 cm

A ceremonial boomerang, Central Australia (1930s), natural earth pigments on carved wood. 73 cm

Australian Aborigines: a collection of books including 'Coming into being Among the Australian Aborigines' by Ashley-Montagu [1937], 'Australian Totemism' by Roheim [1925; signed by the author], 'Australian Aboriginal Art' by Berndt [1964], 'Knights of the

An Australian silver boomerang letter opener with 9ct gold kookaburra. Length 13 cm

An Australian silver boomerang letter opener with kookaburra finial; Prouds, Sydney c.1929. Length 8.7 cm

An Australian silver boomerang letter opener engraved with a crest of a bird; marked anchor, Stg, C. Length 18.3 cm

A gold Australiana charm bracelet, the fancy link bracelet hung with six charms, an emu, a kangaroo, a boomerang, a koala, an aboriginal figure with boomerang, and an envelope. 18ct yellow gold. Weight 18.34 grams.

. Four Australian objects, including an Aboriginal waddy club, boomerang, West Australian woomera and an unframed barramundi painting. The waddy club, 71 cm long

Pair of Stokes & Sons silver plated napkin rings made in Australia, decorated with kookaburra, kangaroo, emu and boomerang, 11 cm wide approx

Two old boomerangs, left: an early stone carved hunting boomerang, Western Australia, right : an early highly curved returning boomerang, made from hardwood, Southeast Australia, early 20th century. Provenance: Lord Alistair McAlpine (1942-2014); a British

An antique Australian seed pearl and diamond Federation brooch by Duggin, Shappere & Co., modelled as the States of Australia, set throughout with seed pearls and having an old European cut diamond for each capital city, overlaid with a diamond set boomera

Vintage De-Luxe Boomerang chromatic mouth organ with key change mechanism, in original box