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  • August L Brunkhorst 1846 – 1919

    Set of three shirt studs (a-c)

    c.1900
    silver
    Accession no: 863A84A (a-c)
  • Nepal

    Set of three stupa

    19th century
    brass
    Accession no: 20103A30(a-c)
  • China

    Set of three views of bridges

    c.1975
    colour papercut, pink, green, red
    Accession no: 856D11(a-c)
  • China

    Set of twelve papercuts of young men & women dancing. Frontispiece to series is portrait of Mao Zedong

    c.1975
    colour papercuts
    Accession no: 856D10(a-L)
  • China

    Set of two tea bowls with saucers and covered jar, Batavia ware

    1700-1800
    porcelain, polychrome overglaze
    Accession no: 20131C118(a-f)
  • Netherlands

    Set of vases [three]

    c.1760
    earthenware, glazed
    Accession no: 20131C51(a-c)
  • Japan

    Seto Inland Sea: Osaka to Nagasaki Sea Route

    1675-1700
    pair of six panel screens, colour and gold on paper
    Accession no: 20083A13(a&b)
  • Settee

    c.1825-50
    wood - painted & srtencilled
    Accession no: 862F2
  • James Marshall & Company 1880 – 1928

    Settee

    c.1885
    blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon), ceramic tiles, leather upholstery (replacement of original)
    Accession no: 869F10A
    On display, Gallery 4
  • Barossa Valley, South Australia

    Settee

    c.1865
    cedar, Baltic pine base
    Accession no: 20193F7A
  • Rudolph Unger 1846 – 1927

    Settee

    c.1920
    settee; Australian oak (Casurarina luehmannii) toolbox; wood, metal, canvas
    Accession no: 893F9A(a-d)
  • Frederick McCubbin 25 February 1855 – 20 December 1917

    Setting sun

    c.1911
    oil on wood panel
    Accession no: 20065P40
    On display, Gallery 3
  • John Michael Skipper 12 July 1815 – 7 December 1883

    Settlement near Glenelg

    1836
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 0.1210
  • Victor Motlop 1961

    Seven blind brothers I & II

    2001
    two colour linocuts on paper
    Accession no: 20027G65(a&b)
  • E Oswald

    Seven figures in front of wooden slat house

    1891-92
    albumen-silver photograph (cabinet card)
    Accession no: 20041RJN2780
  • H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

    Sevenhill College

    1880s
    albumen-silver photograph (stereograph)
    Accession no: 20041RJN176
  • Kaylene Whiskey 1976

    Seven Sistas Sign

    2021
    water-based enamel paint on metal
    Accession no: 20222P60
  • Kunmanara (Tjampawa Katie) Kawiny c.1921 – 1 July 2013

    Seven Sisters

    2011
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20117P39
  • Sylvia Ken 1965

    Seven sisters

    2012
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20131P2
  • Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi 1967

    Seven Sisters, Milky Way Dreaming

    2002
    synthetic polymer paint on canvas
    Accession no: 20022P8
  • Japan

    Seventy-mile avenue of trees, Tokio to Nikko

    c.1890
    albumen print mounted on card
    Accession no: 20222Ph214
  • A. W. Dobbie 1843 – 1912

    Several of the one hundred and seven wives of the Chief Wari, Mokosai Island

    1899
    gelatin-silver photograph
    Accession no: 20075Ph31
  • Unknown

    Several subjects gathered in parlour, patterned paper on wall

    c.1860
    albumen-silver photograph, colour dyes (stereograph)
    Accession no: 20041RJN6753
  • Morris & Co. (manufacturer) 1861 – 1940 , John Henry Dearle (designer) 1859 – 1932

    Severn [length of fabric]

    c.1900; designed c.1887-90
    colour wood-block print on cotton
    Accession no: 20096A33
  • Barossa Valley, South Australia

    Sewing basket, with waratah motif

    c.1910
    leather, cotton
    Accession no: 20147A65A
    On display, Gallery 2
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