Warwick Oakman Antiques Fine quality 18th & 19th century English and European furniture and decorative arts, Australian furniture and decorative arts 1820 - 1970, with an emphasis on originality and the unusual. Warwick Oakman is a third generation dealer in antiques and Commonwealth Government Approved Valuer, Cultural Gifts Scheme. Warwick advises the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery on Colonial Furniture and art, Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, Tasmanian National Trust and Port Arthur Historic Site. His clients include local, State and National Galleries and private collectors. For daily updates, follow on instagram @warwickoakmanantique
WARWICK OAKMAN ANTIQUES Warwick Oakman 30 Bridge St Richmond TAS 7025 0439 990 854 warwickoakman@bigpond.com www.warwickoakman.com Open: Daily 10am to 4pm Closed Tuesdays
Gillows 1765 model Bureau An untouched George III period bureau with original interior ‘prospect’, with clam shell carved door, gilded lead Corinthian columns & five secret compartments. A near identical example, signed & dated 1765 illustrated in Susan E Stuart’s Gillows of Lancaster & London 1730 – 1840. Made of lead heavy Cuban mahogany. Original handles, locks, keys, feet & dry waxed surface finish. UK. c. 1760. (H107 x W122 x D55cm) $6,600
The album of Robin Lloyd Hood (1828 - 1916) lithographer & framer of Elizabeth St Hobart. Capturing the zeitgeist of Colonial Hobart, with prints & watercolours of the Battle of the Nile, Trafalgar, ‘sublime’ views, Mandarins in watercolour & luxurious Victorian canines. Signed in ink to inside cover. Provenance: The family of Louisa Anne Meredith. 36 double sided leaves. (H31cm x W46cm x D6cm) $2,750
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