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The Sydney Jewellery Edit Bidding ends Wednesday 29 July, 10am, Sydney
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Presenting a private collection of antique jewellery, alongside vintage, estate, and contemporary pieces.

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Sidney Nolan, Works from the Artist's Studio Bidding ends 30 July, 10am, Melbourne
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Original works from the Estate of Lady Mary Nolan.

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Arts of Asia Bidding ends 3 August, 10am, Melbourne

Fine Chinese ceramics, jade, porcelain, and Himalayan, Indian, Japanese, and Korean works of art.

The Terence Lane Collection Part II Bidding ends Tuesday 4 August, 10am, Melbourne

Works on paper, printed books, 19th century photographs, and other historical material.

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Timepieces Sydney Monday 17 August, 4pm, Sydney

Watches from the world's greatest makers.

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Exceptional diamonds, coloured stones, pearls, and signed pieces, from antique to contemporary.

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Luxury Bidding ends Tuesday 18 August, 10am, Melbourne

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Cerrone, 18ct white gold and diamond ring

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An 18k gold pen, formerly the property of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor

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Tom Roberts (1856-1931) Little Nell Simpson 1888

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A Royal Worcester porcelain reticulated ewer by George Owen

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