Rupert Richardson (Australian, 20th Century)

Marc Richardson (20th c.)Stool - Unique pieceWalnutSigned and dated 'M. Richardson 1987'Model created in 1987H 53 × L 44 × W 43 cm

Geoffrey Rose (Australian 20th Century) Frozen Moments. Paintbrush with faux spilled paint. Signed on the reverse 9.25" x 15" x 10"

Bob-One Apuatimi,(Aboriginal Australian, 20th Century)

glazed ceramic; Santa Barbara, CA, 1981; signed, dated and titled to underside 10 1/2 x 6 in. (26.7 x 15.2 cm.)

Jimmy and Angie Tchooga (Australian,20th Century) Modern-Emu Dreaming, Story of Emu Tracks Too & From the Waterhole, Oil on canvas, Signed upper left on verso of canvas, hidden under stretcher. Framed

Peggy Dixon (Australian, 20th Century) Bililuna, Oil on canvas, Signed, titled and dated on verso of canvas under fold of stretcher. Framed dimensions: H: 33 1/4 x W: 18 5/8 in. Bililuna, Western Aust

Attributed to Geoffrey Rose (Australian, 20th Century) Two Sculptures. Comprising cream being poured into coffee, and two eggs being folded into dough. Together with two glazed ceramic sculptures of a

Artist Unknown (Australian, 20th Century) Women, Water Snake, Rockhole, Oil on canvas, Signed illegibly and titled upper right corner on verso under stretcher. Framed dimensions: H: 36 1/4 x W: 35 in.

FROST, Ben (Australian, 20th century). “Bring Me the Head of Colonel Sanders”. [2006]. Lithograph on paper. Signed “Ben Frost Is Dead-” at the lower right corner. # 120/150. Si

DESCRIPTION: A watercolor on paper by Effie Marie Ford. Titled "Sons of The Desert", signed lower left, titled lower right. Framed under glass. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Australian DIMENSIONS: H. 7"

JOHN MILLER (Australian, 20th Century). Boy on the Sands, 1968, Watercolor and ink on paper. Matted artwork. Signed, dated and titled in pencil. Unframed.

H.M. Burton (Australian, 20th Century) Java: Wonderland of Colour. Color offset lithographic poster for K.P.M. Line, printed by John Sands, Sydney, N.S.W 39.25" x 22.75" Frame: 43.25" x 26.75"

DESCRIPTION: D. Rupert (20th Century). Acrylic on canvasboard. Cottage scene. Signed to lower right "D. Rupert 1952". In wood frame. MEASUREMENTS: 14-5/8" wide x 18-5/8" high. CONDITION: Wear on frame

Richard Rupert (20th century) Andy Warhol, circa 1974 color photograph taken at a book signing in Ann Arbor, Michigan 9" x 7"

(Australian, 20th century). resin dolphin on natural sea rock base, signed with monogram, 48/50, 11 in. H., 24 in. L.

Foot Young Australian 20th century sculpture. Limited edition number 4/100. Crafted of fine quality hot cast alloy. Depicts A modernist Seahorse with coral reef base. Signed on the base. Original Foot

John Wooler, South Australian, 20th century, oil on canvas landscape painting depicting a wooded river bed landscape scene in South Australia. Signed by the artist lower right and dated 1913. Framed.

Joan Wilkie (Australian 20th century) Two Nuns Near Leaning Tower of Pisa oil on board signed lower right overall (with frame): 16.5""h x 11""w

DESCRIPTION: Winnie Wong (Chinese/Australian, 20th century). Collection of three limited edition prints. Ex. Greenhill Galleries North Adelaide, South Australia September - October 1997. Includes: 1)

Lot 94 Kane Kokaris Australian (20th Century) It's Happening Again acrylic on panel monogrammed lower right 12 1/4 x 16 1/4 inches Provenance: from the collection of Keryn Redstone

Framed Athena Philippides "Sydney Opera House" Collage Lithograph. Signed "Athena" in bottom right corner, Australian 20th Century artist. Framed measures 25 inches high x 32 inches wide.

(Aboriginal Australian, 20th Century). An authentic handmade Guaranteed Authentic Australian returning boomerang. Mixed media, wood, paint and ochre. Produced circa 1990 using traditional primitive tr

Four Piece F. Richardson Murray, (20th century), "The Capital", Columbia South Carolina, Bal Harbour Florida, Florida, watercolor, signed F. Richardson Murray 35, 9 1/4" x 13 1/4".

Mark Richardson American, (20th Century) stoneware bell form vase, bowl neck studio pottery vessel with orange speckle glaze signed initials under base. Mark Richardson is a former Fine Arts professor