Featuring the 1928 TT Phillip Island ‘SHELL CUP’, 1st to be held in Australia + on Phillip Island – plus the 1935 12-hour trial trophy- a Kangaroo Mystery Clock! These items are extremely rare pieces of Australia’s Racing History
A newly discovered painting of Sydney Harbour can be attributed to Convict artist George Peacock. Read our in-depth examination as we even pinpoint the exact place the artist sat as he painted the image…
An extremely rare convict artist’s work, from the personal collection of the man who first documented him in the 1960’s… including some fresh research on Frederick Strange.
A pair of rare Robert Prenzel carvings will feature in Moorabool’s November sale, with provenance back to when they were ‘new’ in the 1920’s.
A rarely seen Dutch landscape, of Veere, Holland, painted by Dutch-born artist J.H. Scheltema. Best known for his scenes of the Australian bush, this work was painted on a return trip in 1898-99.
Uranium Glass — What Is It? Uranium glass is a type of glass with uranium added during manufacture, giving it a desirable green or yellowish hue. The practice began in the early 19th century and was especially popular during the Victorian period (1837–1901). Glassmakers found that adding small amounts of uranium oxide created beautiful, vibrant…
