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Two gold items, a 9ct yellow gold Masonic pendant and a boomerang brooch. Total weight 4.1g.

Mappin & Webb silver five piece tea & coffee service with kettle on stand, ex Sir Alex Albert, boomerang, comprising of double handled dispenser, three differing sized kettle/jugs (1 on stand) and a creamer with timber handles and finials. English hallmark

A brooch, depicting an Aborigines holding a boomerang, silver and 9ct yellow gold brooch. Diameter 2.5 cm. Total weight 3g.

Unset boomerang shaped Australian solid opal

An early boomerang club, South Western Queensland, 19th century, carved hardwood, 102 cm long. Provenance: Private Collection, United Kingdom (acquired at auction 1960s), t hence by descent

A fine and early boomerang, Darling River, South West Queensland, 19th century, carved hardwood, reverse decorated with fine incised linear motif, 111 cm long. Provenance: Private Collection, United Kingdom (acquired at auction 1960s), thence by descent

An Aboriginal boomerang, 19th century, South East Australian origin, in relic condition, 65 cm long

Australian 9ct gold,diamond & emerald pendant, with diamond set boomerang and an emu and kangaroo flanking each side of a natural emerald and a yellow diamond below. Total pendant weight 14.1 grams. ()

Ceremonial boomerang, kangaroo Dreaming 1975, old Mick Walankari Tjakamarra (c.1914-1996), Papunya, Western Desert, NT, Mulga wood and synthetic polymer, 66 cm. Provenance: painted during 1975 at Papunya, Western Desert, purchased at the Aboriginal and Pac

Three boomerangs, two Central Australian Mulga, one number 7 hook boomerang with missing point, 57 - 68 cm

An Aboriginal Mulga wood boomerang

An Aboriginal hook boomerang, in the number seven style with yellow and white ochre decoration, some damage repaired with glue a/f, Northern Territory, Australia, length 78 cm

An fine Aboriginal boomerang, Central Australia. Provenance: south American Private Collector, length 59 cm

A collection of eight sepia prints, lithographs and photographs of Aborigines, including man with fire sticks, throwing stick, boomerang, portraits and family group, 18 x 14 cm (average size)

An Australian silver mounted emu egg centrepiece, late 19th / early 20th century, a tall Aboriginal holding aloft an emu egg with silver foliate terminals and surmount, flanked by smaller Aborigines, one with a boomerang, the other with a spear, all betwee

ABORIGINAL SCHOOL, two Message sticks and a boomerang, 43 cm, 35 cm and 63 cm

Australian 9ct gold cufflinks with boomerang backs, weight: approx 4.2 grams

Australian silver plate and emu egg centrepiece, with central emu egg carved with kangaroo and emu, above fern leaves, above Aborigine holding boomerang, kangaroo and emu, all on oval base, on four ball feet, engraved initials to base, a/f to egg

Paula Kerry for Aboriginal Enterprises, Nest of Tables, c. 1950, comprising three graduated tables, plywood boomerang shape tops, raised on three tapering metal-capped legs, hand painted with the Gunbalanya legend of Buppa Piebi, each table with glass top

Australian aboriginal wooden boomerang, showing good patination with adzed surface, NSW region early 20th century, 66 cm wide

A carved Central Australian boomerang, 99 cm length

An incised South Western Queensland boomerang, 104 cm length

9ct gold Australian Coat of Arms on boomerang brooch

A 19th century Australian emu egg clock & dome, the silver plate foliate and fern leaf frame surmounted by an emu & supporting two emu eggs with cast figures of Aboriginal with boomerang, emu & kangaroo

A pair of 9ct rose gold Rectangle & boomerang cufflinks, engraved JP and 1939-45, weight 4.2 grams

An Australian sterling silver boomerang & 9ct gold kangaroo paperweight, Australian Silversmith, length 11.5 cm

9ct gold hallmarked boomerang brooch, weight approx 2.33 grams

A silver 9ct yellow gold lined boomerang and Australian Commonwealth military Forces brooch

19th century Aboriginal hunting boomerang. Mild hook form, broad flat end & bulbous terminal to hand grip. Lightly scored surface. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection.

19th century Aboriginal hunting boomerang. Sword form with broad, flat section end. Lightly scored surface. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection.

Early Aboriginal hunting boomerang. Long flattened crescent form. Lightly worked scored surface & remnants of handgrip transverse scoring. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection.

Martin Boyd Boomerang shaped pottery dish with portrait, 29 x 28.5 cm

A Boomerang, Cooper Creek, transitional with steel cut motif, late 19th century, 80 cm

A Boomerang, Lake Eyre district South Australia, late 19th century, 83.5 cm

A Boomerang, possibly Cooper Creek, incised patterned decoration, reversed with fine linear motif, late 19th century, 81 cm

A Fighting Boomerang, Lake Eyre district, Dieri tribe, late 19th century, 102 cm

Australian hallmarked 9ct gold boomerang, emu and kangaroo brooch

An antique Australian brooch, Willis & Co, boomerang with a map of Australia and 'Good Luck', seed pearl set leaves and a green paste stone, 9ct gold. Weight 2.8g. Boxed.

A boomerang, 'Queensland Native Creation', Aboriginal painting on wood.

An early Aboriginal boomerang, carved wood. Length 65 cm

Bronze aboriginal man & boomerang mascot, 14 cm wide

Queensland Aboriginal hunting boomerang. Asymetrical flattened club form. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection. Length 67 cm

19th century Aboriginal boomerang. Asymetrical club form with stone worked striations and incised grip. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection. Length 63 cm

Aboriginal hunting boomerang. Open curve hockey stick style with densely incised handgrip. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection. Length 79 cm

A Boomerang, Darling river region, late 19th century, 68 cm. Provenance: Private Collection South Australia,

A Boomerang, Western New South Wales origin, late 19th century, 71.5 cm. Provenance: Private Collection South Australia,

A pair of Australian map cufflinks. 9ct yellow gold, hallmarked by Rodd of Melbourne, presented as single sided cufflinks in the design of the Australian map, overlaid with the Australian coat of arms, fitted by short chain lengths to boomerang dumbbells

Retro silver and paua shell earrings in boomerang shape

Australian 9ct gold APEX boomerang & flower brooch weight: approx 2.1 grams

Aboriginal fighting club. Dense hardwood of thick boomerang form with pointed ends. Use patina. Ex Hubert Jarvis collection, thence Bungan Castle Museum. Length 75 cm

Two Australian sterling silver tea spoons the handles finishing by a boomerang or a kangaroo. Weight 11.6g

A Boomerang, Central Australia (mid-late twentieth century), carved hardwood and natural earth pigments, 58 cm long

Possibly Bendigo pottery brown glaze ashtray in the shape of Australia, with a raised kangaroo & emu motifs to the interior & a shaped boomerang to the left with six cigarette rest notches. Unmarked. Condition fair, some early chips to the rim. Wid 23 cm

19th century Sydney basin boomerang. Stone-worked hardwood with single band incision. Striated handgrip. Weathered. Provenance: Bungan Castle Museum collection, length 76 cm

Early Aboriginal boomerang club. Stone-worked hardwood. Use patina. Collected Quilpie QLD. Provenance: Baldwin Spencer collection, thence Bungan Castle Museum, length 91 cm

19th century Aboriginal boomerang club. Paroo sword style with long flat edge & striated grip. Provenance: Baldwin Spencer collection, thence Bungan Castle Museum, length 91 cm

Car Badge, attractive badge with torch & 'Olympic Games' inside map of Australia, with 'Melbourne' inside boomerang below.

An Early Throwing Boomerang, South East Queensland (early nineteenth century), carved hardwood, 60 cm long. Provenance: Surveryor operating in Southern Queensland (collected late 19th century). By descent Private Collection, United Kingdom

A boomerang, used for striking fish, Western Australia. Length 56 cm

A boomerang, Queensland with finely incised traditional designs. Length 66 cm

A group of 4 Queensland artifact, comprising 3 Woomeras and a western Queensland boomerang. Boomerang 74 cm

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 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

Rare Vintage Aboriginal Hermannsburg painted boomerang by Edwin (Pareroultja)

Vintage Aboriginal Hermannsburg painted boomerang signed Reechel Emelkna

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Am Aboriginal hardwood boomerang

Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang with incised carving

Early Aboriginal hardwood killing boomerang

Early Aboriginal hardwood killing boomerang

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

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

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

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

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

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