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The Royal Society of Tasmania’s Art, Objets d’Art and Collectibles Auction


Sunday 5 November, 5pm – 7pm, 96 King Street, Sandy Bay.

The Royal Society of Tasmania warmly invites you and your friends to attend a social event and silent auction featuring an attractive selection of art, objets d’art and collectables. Vice-President Julie Rimes is very kindly hosting this event at her lovely home built in 1905 by noted Tasmanian architect Orlando Baker.

While enjoying the various rooms you will have the opportunity to place bids on auction items, with something to suit every budget. These would make wonderful additions to your own collection or appealing gifts for friends and family. All auction items have been donated by generous members of the RST. The auction catalogue can be viewed using this link.

Peony Roses.
Framed original watercolour by Tina Terry.

The ticket price of $25 per person includes wine and canapés. There will be lucky door prizes too. All funds raised will be used for the conservation and restoration of The Royal Society of Tasmania Art Collection.

Please feel free to invite your friends and interested people to join you at this event. Numbers are limited, so early booking is advised.


Book your tickets using this link. We hope to see you there!

If you are unable to attend but wish to bid on an item, absentee bids can be emailed to admin@rst.org.au by 11 a.m. on Thursday 2 November,

or you may call or text 0419 594 206 after 4.30pm on 5 November to place your bid. Early bids are welcome.

Last modified: November 13, 2023. Copyright © 2025 The Royal Society of Tasmania ABN 65 889 598 100