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An Australian Aboriginal pineapple head club with traces of white pigment, the shaft with finely carved grooves and with a textured grip, 26" long.

A quantity of china incl. two Royal Doulton 'Archives' tureens, 'Goldsmith Hall' Meat Plate, bird-display plates, Royal Doulton 'Aboriginal' plate, Royal Doulton floral dish with pheasant design, etc.

An Australian Aboriginal throwing club with slightly faceted shaft and dark brown patina, 27 1/2" long.

An interesting group of three old primitive tribal tools with good patina, possibly Australian Aboriginal, comprising a short club, 15 1/2", a knife with crudely worked iron blade and a pair of curved sticks.

Two Australian Aboriginal chip-carved hardwood boomerangs, 66cm wide and smaller, (2)

An antique Australian Aboriginal Leangle fighting club, 19th century, from South Eastern Australia.Approx overall length 63cm. Minor wear to the tip.

An antique Australian Aboriginal tribal nail headed fighting club. The round head studded with numerous hobnails. Incised grip.Approx overall length 86cm. Some losses to the wood and minor paint on the surface.

An antique Australian Aboriginal Queensland tribal Bivalve Woomera spear thrower.Approx 52cm long. In good condition.

An early 20th Century Aboriginal boomerang.

19th Century Aboriginal wooden carved Boomerang approx. 78cm long with three drilled holes along the body.

Two Aboriginal / tribal boomerangs. One example stamped to underneath ‘Aboriginal boomerang made from mangrove’ largest example possibly 19th century with hatching detail to ends. Measuring approximately: 66cm long

An Aboriginal carved hardwood boomerang, 54cm; together with a carved hardwood shield, h.47cm

‡ PAUL PETER PIECH two colour lithograph - for Amnesty International opposing the detention of prisoners of conscience and political prisoners, signed and dated 1988, 76 x 51cmsProvenance: private collection overseas-based vendor, vendor met Piech during the 1980s through Tony Evora (creator of the iconic Che Guevara posters) and when studying at Oxford Polytechnic. In 1987, the vendor and the artist organised an exhibition to raise awareness for Survival International with a focus on Aboriginal land rights, held successfully at the Old Fire Station, Oxford. This was followed by an exhibition at Oxford Polytechnic focusing on Piech's work for Amnesty InternationalComments: unframed

‡ PAUL PETER PIECH two lithographs - exhibition poster from 'The Old Fire Station, George Street, Oxford', supporting threatened tribal people, entitled 'Injustice Around the World', signed and dated 1987, 76 x 51cms, together with a three colour lithograph - stark image of figure with neck in noose and Christian cross suspended, with words from Australian Aboriginal Jack Davis' poem 'Aboriginal Australia', signed and dated 1988, 51 x 75cmsProvenance: private collection overseas-based vendor, vendor met Piech during the 1980s through Tony Evora (creator of the iconic Che Guevara posters) and when studying at Oxford Polytechnic. In 1987, the vendor and the artist organised an exhibition to raise awareness for Survival International with a focus on Aboriginal land rights, held successfully at the Old Fire Station, Oxford. This was followed by an exhibition at Oxford Polytechnic focusing on Piech's work for Amnesty InternationalComments: unframed, the old fire station print has a water stain top right corner, light creasing to both, no rips or tears

Bronze spear head with leaf decoration L62cm and a 19th century Aboriginal boomerang (2)

Aboriginal rain maker and box of oak candlestick, ashtray, wooden bowling balls, figure, marble inkwell, pistol shaped lighter etc

An Aboriginal boomerang with incised carving and scratch decoration to the ends, 59cm overall

Album of early 20th century postcards depicting Aborigines and Aboriginal scenes, to include monochrome & colour examples, some with writing & franked postage stage stamps, featuring Aborigines with weapons, Aborigines in war paint, community scenes, etc

Collection of early 20th century postcards contained within two albums, to include an album of Australian postcards (mostly Kerry / Kerry & Co, of Sydney, featuring agriculture, government buildings, wildlife, Aboriginal, etc), and an album of British & French postcards (featuring artist examples, landscapes, people, etc), the postcards being a mixture of written & unwritten examples, some with franked postage stamps

Two albums of early 20th century Australian themed 'Tuck's' postcards, in colour & monochrome, mostly artist designed examples, the subjects featuring photographic, coastal scenes, Aboriginal, lakes, military, maritime, etc

Collection of early 20th century Australian / Australian-themed postcards contained within two albums, to include an album of postcards depicting Collins Street - Melbourne, and an album mostly containing 'Coloured Shell Series' postcards (featuring Queensland views & Toowoomba Views), also featuring postcards depicting Aboriginal scenes, the postcards being a mix of written & unwritten examples, some with franked postage stamps

Album of early 20th century Australian postcards depicting Australian Aborigines and Aboriginal scenes, the subjects to include a missionary, tribal chief, children, fighting men, Aboriginal Princess, etc, the postcards being a mixture of written & unwritten examples, in colour & monochrome, some with franked postage stamps

Tribal Art - an Australian Aboriginal hardwood snake, 112cm long

Two Aboriginal hardwood Woomera (spear throwers), with incised geometric decoration, largest 68cm long.

A 19th/20th century Australian Aboriginal hardwood shield, with Wunda style carved decoration, length 77cm, together with a carved hardwood Aboriginal Boomerang.Good condition

Leanne Reid Wanjidari, Aboriginal, (b.1966), framed and glazed acrylic on paper of two kangaroos and a cassowary, signed. H.69.5 W.59cm

Leanne Reid Wanjidari, Aboriginal, (b.1966). framed and glazed acrylic on paper of two figures and two duck billed platypuses, signed. H.69 W.61cm

A unframed Lausen Print of Shepherdess with sheep and an Aboriginal print on fabric.

An antique Aboriginal Woomera with its original gum handle and hook, in a very fine state of preservation.

Aboriginal Boomerangs. 5 in total one large hunting boomerang 75cm x 20cm with unusual striated markings to both sides, looks to have been repaired at sometime. the second is 60cm x 6cm still faint evidence of having been decorated with poker work to one side, the third and fourth are very similar and look to be hunting boomerangs with no visible markings 66cm x 6 cm. The last one is the smallest at 29cm x 5cm flat on one side convex on the other.

Aboriginal Woomera or spear thrower, used by the Aboriginal people to throw spears a greater distance. Possibly Red river Gum.

19th Century hand carved Aboriginal Bow, length 136 cm

Aboriginal Stylized Wood Carvings depicting various Australian Wildlife, Lizards, Goannas, Kangaroo, Wombat etc. 8 pieces in all 7 are decorated with burnt on markings using a hot wire. Longest 28 cm shortest 14 cm. Possibly Mulga wood or Red River Gum.

Aboriginal Boomerangs. Three Boomerangs the largest of which is 75cm x 6cm with incised markings the second has very attractive cross hatched stone carved markings to one side 72cm x 8cm, the third one is nicely decorated with three emus and a gum tree 58cm x 9cm.

Aboriginal Coolamon, Yandi Dish. Used by the Aboriginal people to carry water, fruits, nuts. This one is quite large measures 55cm x 19cm. Very heavily decorated in poker work.

Aboriginal carved wooden Woomera, (spear thrower) possibly Mulga wood, coated in Red Ochre 86 x 10.

2 Aboriginal Clubs also called Waddy or Nulla Nulla one is 80cm x 4cm has striated cross hatching to the handle the other is 40cm x 6cm, quite heavy.

Three Aboriginal Carved Lizards possibly representing Goanna's, monitor lizards, one 87 x 15cm covered in small poker work circles with banded tail, the second 86 x 18cm also covered in larger poker work circles and the third 60 x 80cm covered in larger poker work circles. All three possibly made from Mulga wood.

Aboriginal Spears, 5 in all, three throwing spears, lengths 209cm, 202 cm, and 127 cm. Two fishing spears both 111 cm.

Aboriginal Coolimon's sometimes called Yandi Dishes, set of four largest 47cm x 15cm, 27cm x 8cm, 23cm x 10cm, smallest 12.5cm x 5cm. All except the largest are decorated in poker work . The large one is painted in Red Ochre. Nice set.

Aboriginal Yandi Dish or Coolimon, used to carry nuts, fruits water etc, 44cm x 18cm very heavily decorated with poker work, nice example.

An Australian Aboriginal Hooked Boomerang, also known as a 'Swan Neck Boomerang', having traditional decoration to the beak and tip, with incised carved lines to one side and smoother carving to the other, 79cm

An Australian Aboriginal Spear Thrower, having carved markings to the majority of the body, with a shaped grip, 72.5cm

A Tribal Club, possibly Aboriginal, having long, thin shaft leading to the larger terminal, having incised line design, with smaller craved grip, 66cm

An Aboriginal Club, with incised line design to majority, with smooth grip, with applied natural 'gum' to the terminal, 70cm

An Aboriginal Boomerang, 65cm from tip to tip

An Aboriginal boomerangQueensland, Australiawith linear and dash incised decoration and with carved pointed ends,67cm wide.

Aboriginal art. Fabric embroidery. Unsigned. L.37 W.45cm.

Valda Granites / Australian Indigenous artists, an original Aboriginal artwork, ' The Bush Snake ', 71 x 33cm

ANNA PRICE PETYARRE (PITJARA) (AUSTRALIAN B. 1965) TALI (SANDHILLS) Acrylic on canvas Signed, titled and dated 29/3/17 (verso) 150 x 90.5cm (59 x 35½ in.) UnframedProvenance: Aboriginal Art Galleries, Sydney, Australia Acquired from the above by the present ownerPlease note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated. Condition Report: Unframed. No obvious condition issues. Appears to be in good original condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

Landscape on bark paper, thought to be indigenous Australian artist, painting in a European style, signed Grieme, possibly Dutch extraction. Suggestive of Carrolup School of Aboriginal Art c.1940, 18 x 25cm

An Aboriginal decorated didgeridoo, a fabric painted panel and two decorated wooden sticks, fabric panel 61cm x 51cm Didgeridoo slight split at mouthpiece, approx. 15mm, as shown; mouthpiece covered with hard wax; otherwise good; 114cm.  Oil good, inscribed verso, see image.   Two smaller, incised sticks good, 24cm.

After Gustav Klimt (1862-1918, Austrian), coloured print, 'The Kiss', framed, mounted, and under glass, measuring 50cm x 84cm, & 70cm x 102cm, together with three other coloured prints, to comprise 'Pink Roses, Chinese Vase', after Samuel John Peploe (1871-1935, British), 'Lac d'Annecy', after Paul Cezanne (1839-1906, French), and an Australian aboriginal print (4)

Australia and New Zealand: un-mounted mint Prestige/Collector's Packs (x31) Comprising:Australia - comprising 14 Prestige / stamp books with total value Australian $110. Includes 2005 World Stamp Expo $10 booklets (x2), minimal duplication. Designs include Australian Open, Aboriginal Art, Architectural Buildings etc.New Zealand - comprising 17 Prestige / Collectors packs with total value New Zealand $192. Includes four 2005 All Blacks Rugby Collectors Packs. Some duplication. Designs including Vineyards, Historic Farm Equipment, Racehorses etc.

Australian Aboriginal SchoolRunning Figureoil on board, 37.5cm x 22cm

A Set of Three Aboriginal Souvenir Boomerangs with Carved Decoration Depicting Game

Americana, Quakers. Some Account of the Conduct of the Religious Society of Friends Towards the Indian Tribes in the Settlement of the Colonies of East and West Jersey and Pennsylvania: with a Brief Narrative of their Labours for the Civilization and Christian Instruction of the Indians, from the time of their settlement in America, to the year 1843. Published by the Aborigines' Committee of The Meeting for Sufferings, first edition, London: Edward Marsh, 1844, pp: [iv], x, 11-247, most gatherings unopened, map frontispiece (Aboriginal America, East of the Mississippi) and folding map (A Map of North America, denoting the boundaries of the Yearly Meeting of Friends and the locations of the various Indian Tribes), lithographed by H. Clark after James Bowden, hand-coloured &/or delineated in watercolour, the folding map with a stable marginal tear, original publisher's brown cloth, split upper-joint, chipped spine, 8vo    Provenance: John Massey from his affectionate Father, 6th March 1844; ffep with contemporary ink MS presentation inscription. Probably descendants of a John Massey, noted 18th c Lincolnshire Quaker, appointed by the Meetings for Sufferings to manage the Ackworth school 'intended for the education of children of Friends who were not "in affluent circumstances" ' (Burtt, Quakerism in Lincolnshire, 1989, pages 70-72).

Americana, Quakers. Some Account of the Conduct of the Religious Society of Friends Towards the Indian Tribes in the Settlement of the Colonies of East and West Jersey and Pennsylvania: with a Brief Narrative of their Labours for the Civilization and Christian Instruction of the Indians, from the time of their settlement in America, to the year 1843. Published by the Aborigines' Committee of The Meeting for Sufferings, first edition, London: Edward Marsh, 1844, pp: [iv], x, 11-247, most gatherings unopened, map frontispiece (Aboriginal America, East of the Mississippi) and folding map (A Map of North America, denoting the boundaries of the Yearly Meeting of Friends and the locations of the various Indian Tribes), lithographed by H. Clark after James Bowden, hand-coloured &/or delineated in watercolour, the folding map crudely repaired, original publisher's brown cloth, slight wear, chipped spine, 8vo    Provenance: 1) John Alderson, contemporary ink MS ownership inscription to ffep; presumably a member of the well-established Quaker family. 2) William H. Joad, 1919, dated ink stamp to same leaf.

MAUREEN HUDSON NAMPITJINPA (Australian Aboriginal b. 1959) 'Women Ceremony', oil on canvas, 193cm x 143cm.

Aboriginal Hardwood Naive Boomerang, un-decorated, 59cm long