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24.01.2022 This is from the 19th Century. Cast Iron construction. 130cm circumference & 23cm height. Reasonably heavy, estimate 5 to 7kg. It came from a large Farming Property in the Oatlands district that had one family ownership for well over 150 years. The Book Auctioneer, the Proprietor of the Oatlands Mart, would be interested in your thoughts on "Appraisal Object- Day 1".

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23.01.2022 Happy Easter from Oatlands Mart & The Book Auctioneer!

23.01.2022 A 1960's Pope 2 Stroke Tin. These posts aren't to buy or sell or nominate values, just to comment on our great history

18.01.2022 We missed a photo yesterday on the day of rest ! Today is the finish of the Petronalia/Oil theme: A 1960's BP Fuel Bowser Globe.

15.01.2022 Continuing on our Oil/Petronalia theme which will continue over Easter- a 1930's Shell Tin

14.01.2022 Continuing on our Oil/Petronalia theme- a Southern Cross Oil Tin from the 1960's. These are very collectable now.

12.01.2022 Jack the Junks in Salamanca Place in 1934. Was still open right through to the 1960's. No Bunnings then ! If you wanted anything especially hardware that was the place to go ! The Book Auctioneer has plans to get something going like this in Oatlands after the Covid -19 crisis is well and truly over.

06.01.2022 Chelsea Derby Period circa 1775.

05.01.2022 The Proprietor of the Oatlands Mart, the Book Auctioneer being a Cricket tragic from his time in London was pleased to contribute $250 to the Mt Pleasant Cricket Club as a True Blue Sponsor the 2019/2020 Cricket Season.

04.01.2022 Having an Easter Monday Ale with The Book Auctioneer, he asked me about this which he sourced. It's done in the early 1900's by an Artist - J. Hawkins. It's titled "Barges at Wharf Hobart" on the back then with a price of 1pound 1shilling. It's Salamanca Wharf as you can see done around 1900/1910. It's only a small Oil Painting but it's well executed and captures an era in Hobart's rich maritime history. $550 it won't last long and can be bought prior to next Sunday 28 April when the Heritage Hub at Oatlands is open at 79 High Street by email to [email protected] OR by text or phoning 0403 308 931. BE QUICK !!

04.01.2022 Continuing on the current theme - another very collectable 1960's Oil Tin.

03.01.2022 An absolutely fantastic pair of original 1960's Anodised Plant Holders. 50cm height. Very hard to find.

02.01.2022 On the current theme- Pair of early 1970's Oil Tins.

01.01.2022 The Oatlands Mart are pleased to be $100 Sponsors of the Mt Pleasant Football Club again for this 2020 Season.