Catalogue - cordy`s fine art and antique auctioneers

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Catalogue - cordy`s fine art and antique auctioneers
ANTIQUE
& ART
AUCTION
19th April 2016
The late Bryan Jackson was one of Auckland’s
and especially Devonport’s colourful characters.
Having amassed many amazing collections Bryan
opened his own museum in the old Post Office
building in Devonport which ran until 1999. Some of
his most treasured items he retained in his private
home which he would open annually as one of the
highlights of Devonport’s ‘Fine Homes Tour’. It is our
pleasure to offer the second of three parts of ‘The
Bryan Jackson Estate Collection’ in this catalogue.
Recent Auction Highlights
An old Chinese
hand carved white
jade lidded vase.
Achieved $35,000
A large and
impressive c.1900
Meiji period
Japanese silver bowl.
Achieved $6,000
Don Binney,
Pipiwharauroa .
Achieved $90,000
A c.1800 French
‘Lyre’ ormolu and
marble mantel
A 19thC French
clock
boulle large
Achieved $9,750
bracket clock.
Achieved $7,500
An exceptional
18ct. yellow
gold sapphire
and diamond
dress ring.
Achieved
$15,500
A rare Victorian A large emerald and
Scottish silver two diamond lady’s
dress ring
castle-top card
Achieved $26,000
case.
Achieved $2,800
Invest in
the future
A good 19thC
Maori carved
whalebone kotiate
Achieved $2,650
A Barry Brickell salt
glazed ‘Fatso’ jug.
Achieved $3,800
A rare large Royal
Doulton Lambeth
‘Thorne’s Whisky’
Art Nouveau whisky
dispenser.
Achieved $4,000
An estate white gold
ladies 2.26ct diamond
solitaire ring .
Achieved $15,000
An American
U.M.C. ammunition
display board.
Achieved $4,800
An 18th/19th century
Chinese rhinoceros
horn libation cup
Achieved $66,000
A massive kauri
gum nugget
Achieved $16,000
A Narwhal tusk.
Achieved $5,800
recycle the past.
Ralph Hotere, ‘The
Mark of the Bull,
Window in Spain’.
An old
Chinese solid Achieved $6,500
carved ivory
Bhupen Khakhar (India,
figure of
1934-2003), Red Elephant.
Shou Lao
Achieved $102,000
Achieved
$5,100
A N.Z. kauri
gum colonial
carved large
Maori mere
Achieved
$7,500
An Omega
An early 20thC traveller’s
Speedmaster
sample wash basin by
Professional
Johnson Bros. Hanley.
chronograph
Achieved $2,100
wristwatch
Achieved $4,900
A Chinese
Bhupen Khakhar
rosewood cased (India,1934-2003), ‘Interior
mantel clock.
Of A Hindu House-I’.
Achieved $5,250
Achieved $102,000
NOTE: Hammer prices shown excluding premium.
Antique & Art catalogue
Welcome to cordys April catalogue. We are pleased to offer part two of the Bryan Jackson estate collection –
o er
selected lots fire rig de helmets to s displ
itrines f nt stic selection of lighting including p ir
of Blackamoor lamps, etc. this auction also includes our usual eclectic and diverse offering; a large museum
quality shell collection, art glass, nZ pottery, Jane Brenkley items from her brother’s estate, militaria and other
historic documents, photos, albums and notebooks from the family of capt. Francis Brodie an awardee of 400
acres under the Military settlers Act 1889, collector’s porcelain and china, chinese and Japanese silver, jade,
ivory, ceramics. part two includes jewellery; ivory, amber necklaces, diamond, emerald, ruby rings, bracelets
etc, rolex wristwatches, clocks, collector’s silver, a superb array of persian rugs. Another good furniture selection including 18th, 19th & 20thc pieces together with chinese rosewood, the art offering includes rare international quality paintings including a watercolour by Augustus earle ‘Albatross, tristan d’Acunha 1824’, ting shao
Kuang oil/mineral pigment on paper “paradise’ along with works by Barraud, Hilda Wiseman, charles Le Brun,
Max Gimblett and an important work by Bessie christie ‘Knitting for soldiers’. this sale Must be viewed.
Tuesday 19th April 2016 at 9.30am
Bryan Jackson estate collection
Miscellaneous
Glass
1 - 69
70 - 182
183 - 194
nZ Art Glass & pottery
tribal, Artefacts & nZ Historical
Militaria
china & porcelain
oriental
195 - 232
233 - 312
313 - 330
331 - 366
367 - 493
Tuesday 19th April 2016 at 5.00pm
Jewellery
500 - 582
clocks & Watches
silver
rugs
583 - 594
595 - 651
652 - 686
Bryan Jackson estate collection
687 - 738
Furniture
739 - 818
Art
819 - 889
The sale may be viewed at the following times:
Friday 15th April
sunday 17th April
Monday 18th April
9.00am - 5.00pm
11.00am - 3.00pm
9.00am - 5.00pm
FRONT COVER LOTS
313
323
316
822
321
314
318
320
CATALOGUES $12
691
A 15% percent buyers premium applies to this auction
plus G.s.t. on premium = all up 17.25%
catalogue also online at www.cordys.co.nz.
JOHN CORDY LIMITED
Fine Art Auctioneers And ApprAisers
180 Great south road, remuera, Auckland 1051, new Zealand
p.o. Box 74071 Greenlane phone (09)523-1049 Fax (09)520-7186
email [email protected] Website www.cordys.co.nz
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The Catalogue
The figures given along side each lot are guide prices only.
Measurements throughout are given in millimetres width x depth x height.
This auction includes some entries from vendors “In Trade”.
tuesdAy 19tH ApriL 2016
1st session At 9.30AM
BryAn JAcKson estAte
coLLection
1
An antique brass classic fireman’s helmet, dragon embossed to the curling top
ridge, traditional shield to front. no lining
or chin strap.
$400
2
An antique brass classical fireman’s
helmet similar to above, with lining and
brass and leather chin strap.
$600
3
An antique brass traditional fireman’s
helmet similar to above.
$600
4
An antique brass fireman’s helmet as
above, the front embossed ‘MFB’. $650
5
An antique brass fireman’s helmet similar
to above, the front embossed ‘MsW FB’.
$650
6
A mid-20thC French chrome fireman’s
helmet, from the ‘sapeurs pompiers
Vernouillet’, the brass applied helmet
plate with this detail to the ribbon above
traditional motifs. original lining. $400
7
An old brass classical winged figure
veteran car radiator cap emblem, she
stands with arms raised, later wooden
base.
$150
8
An old radiator figured cap emblem, the
Art deco woman with head back seated
upon a flying swan, chromed brass. $120
9
Three radiator cap badges, includes one
‘rolls royce Motors Ltd’ of the classic
winged figure chromed one
ercedes
and one chromed with deco lady on a
star.
$100
11
A vintage ‘Little Joe Bank’ cast iron
money bank, red jacket, the lever raising
the hand to deposit coin in mouth. cast
named details to reverse.
$160
12
A c.1950 chromed brass Sunderland flying boat, four moving propellers, stepped
chrome base with ebonised stand. $220
13
Three vintage small hand operated
sewing machines, one lithographically
printed ‘Made in Germany’, another
similar and one named ‘peter pan’.$120
14
A working model grocer’s bicycle,
basket to front, named ‘Jackson’s Museum’.
$100
15
A c.1900’s German porcelain headed
doll, the young girl, with sleeping eyes,
long lashes, jointed composition body,
she wears a red velvet coat and hat
with fur trim, on ebonised stand under
glass dome, a tag attached with details
including ‘sylvia’. Height 310.
$250
2
16
A carved and painted wood pedlar doll
under glass dome with multiple trinkets,
she stands wearing a bonnet, red velvet
cape and lace and patterned dress, a
tray to her front covered with assorted
trinkets, many hang from the front, a
basket with sewing items beside, the glass
dome of o l section fitted to its correct
old wooden oval base. Height of doll
360.
$300
17
An early 20thC double pull-along dog
toy, the twin husky type dogs with long
real fur covers, modelled composition
faces, on a wire frame with three red
painted wheels.
$150
18
A Mamod SR1A aluminium working
model steam roller, black, green and
red painted, removable back, brass and
copper fittings ength
19
An early 20thC German tin plate steam
roller toy, clockwork mechanism, lithographically printed.
$120
20
Two old cast iron toy steam
engines.
$120
21
A restored Victorian scale model horse
drawn carriage, double hinged expanding leatherette covers, brass studded double front-to-front seat, spoke
wheels and iron springs, etc. some brass
detail, labelled ‘very rare as used by
coach builders to advertise and to sell
full sized examples of their craft’. See
page 5.
$600
22
A late 19thC French walnut cased stereoscope, the tall square section walnut
case with ebonised detail, the top with
marquetry inlay including mother-ofpearl, double viewing lenses with adjustable knobs to the side.
$220
23
A c.1900 brass and ebonised magic
lantern, applied brass plaque ‘optimus’,
converted to electricity.
$140
24
A Victorian clear glass dump, owers
included to the centre. .
$120
25
A selection of glass caster cups, various
shapes and colours.
$150
26
Nine glass caster cups, various
shapes.
$120
27
Nine coloured soda syphons, includes
plowman & sons, napier, etc., blue, pink
and green.
$200
28
Nine coloured and plain soda syphons,
includes thomson, Lewis & co., Wellington, plowman & sons, napier, etc. $150
29
A miniature soda syphon, souvenir of the
n.Z. & south seas exhibition, dunedin,
1925-1926, a rare example.
$150
30
Two walking sticks, a horn stick with
wooden handle together with a parasol
stick, the handle of gilt metal and an
enamel painted romantic scene to the
centre.
$150
31
A selection of walking sticks, includes
naturally formed tree branches, coquilla
nut carved head, etc.
$100
32
An old Chinese silver plate capped hardwood walking stick, the handle with relief
dragon, dark tapered shaft.
$110
33
Two old copper powder flasks, one embossed with hunting images, the other
decor ti el ri ed r ss fittings to the
tops.
$120
34
A Victorian brass roasting jack, key wind
mechanism, the applied plaque named
‘Jo Linwood’.
$120
35
Two Victorian cranberry double ended
scent bottles, gilt white met l fittings f ceted cylindrical bodies, one with central
hinge, decorative cap ends. See page
5.
$150
36
A Victorian green glass and gilt metal
double ended scent bottle, the cylindrical faceted body with decorative emossed screw nd hinged end fittings
Length 145. See page 5.
$150
37
A set of wood and brass postal scales,
with postal rates to the brass plate, with
weights.
$120
38
A set of brass and wood gold scales, the
mahogany stand with drawer, complete
with various weights.
$150
39
A polished kauri gum nugget, f irl
t
form, includes near-clear segments,
some inclusions to the centre. 190 x 160.
See page 5
$200
40
A collection of gemmological and rock
specimens, includes one ventifact,
polished clear small kauri gum nuggets,
etc.
$150
41
An unusual greenstone small boulder
of natural form emulating a ‘fine lady’s
greenstone hand’, a label included referencing this to the Hokonui, the Greenstone river and ‘this nature’s Miracle is
Bryan’s Favourite collectable’. it was sold
by accident in 1998 and was found again
at a taupo antique dealer, it sat for over
120 years on a Hokitika mantelpiece.
Length 140. See page 5
$400
42
A kauri gum ball, together with assorted
gemmological specimens.
$200
43
A large pyrite and amethyst boulder,
the natural form pyrite crystals including
a small amethyst crystal to the centre.
Approx. 340 x 260 x 160.
$100
44
Two petrified wood tree trunk sections,
both cylindrical. Lengths approx. 300,
diameters 100.
$120
45
A large pink amethyst cut geode, the
natural curved form back with cut and
polished front showing crystal cavities,
inclusions, etc., of a striking nature, in metal
stand. Approx. 600 x 660 x 80.
$250
46
A Victorian brass watchmaker’s lathe,
hand operated with ebony handles, the
main circular holding plate with three
cl mps
rious d ust le fittings r ised
on later wood stand. Length 420. See
page 5.
$400
47
A Victorian brass watchmaker’s topping
machine, hand operated with ivory
handle and one ivory wheel, various
adjustments, raised on later wood stand.
diameter of main turning wheel 165.
Length 290. See page 5.
$400
48
An early 20thC Ericsson ‘Commonwealth’
walnut bodied wall phone, the back with
two brass bells above the hinged body
enclosing the battery box, sloping writing surf ce to the top l ter fitted di l
crank handle and original hand piece
with cord.
$400
49
An early 20thC Ericsson ‘Commonwealth’
wall phone, similar to above.
$400
50
A late 20thC Ericsson Skeleton desktop
phone, the original hand-piece set to the
scrolling cradle above the black painted
iron base, crank handle to the side, two
bells to the base. See page 5.
$650
51
A c.1895 skeleton ‘Deluxe Model’ desktop telephone, cream painted finish,
pl stic fittings con erted
ricsson to
link into the ‘Modern phone system’, various r ss fittings h ndle to top cr dle
crank handle to side, dial to front.See
page 5.
$650
52
An old Candlestick telephone, brass
h ndset nd fittings chromed front di l
mounted on later circular wood stand.
See page 5.
$375
53
Three late 20thC telephones, includes
two ‘cobra’ plastic phones, one grey,
the other cream, both with dials to their
base together with a 1998 ‘Motorola’
Profile
cellul r phone
54
A brass gimballed barometer with maker’s
name to the gauge. Height 920.
$350
55
A set of nine graduated brass and
chromed brass dumb-bell grocer’s
weights, from 14lbs to 1lb, traditional
luster form with
t topped t pered
handle. See page 5.
$350
56
A set of 11 old brass weights as above,
from 7lbs to 1oz. See page 5.
$300
57
Various vintage weights, includes partsets, mainly cylindrical bodied with
luster fini l h ndles one of solid ell
form labelled ‘200 years old’ and with
various numbers and markings stamped
to its base. See page 5.
$200
58
A 19thC bronze figure, of a gent in court
dress. Height 215.
$150
59
An early/mid-20thC bronze painted
plaster bust of a young woman, her head
scarf extended to wrap to her neck,
raised on wood base. Height overall
440.
$180
60
A gold and dark bronze painted plaster
eagle alighting a rock, its wings nearly
raised, its talons extended supported upon
the rocky base. Height 470.
$200
61
A traditional bronze bust of Beethoven,
long owing h ir tr dition l c et r ised
on socle base. Height 420.
$200
62
A Victorian cast iron statue of Lord
Nelson, standing in full military dress
aside a rocky column, modelled with a
telescope to his left hand, his right hand
absent, raised on a socle base, most
bronze patina remaining. Height 460.
See page 5.
$220
63
A Victorian spelter figure of a young Lord
Nelson, modelled in full military dress, a
comp nion figure to the
o e sculptor’s name to the base ‘s. Kinsburger’,
raised on socle base. Height 470. See
page 5.
$220
64
An early 20thC ‘Breadalbane Scotch Whisky’ bar top clear glass dispenser, baluster
form, the faceted domed lid with ball and
prism fini l showing some d m ge l rge
brass tap to the lower body, red and white
lettering, spreading circular base. Height
535. See page 5.
$450
65
Three vintage N.Z.R. (Railway) cups and
saucers. one numbered ‘13’ for the
Kaitoke tearooms, restored handle.$150
66
A large Booth’s 12 person 165 piece
‘Real Old Willow’ dinner service, includes; 5 graduated ashettes, 12 dinner
plates, numerous side plates, egg cups,
tureens, etc.
$800
67
An impressive Sèvres and ormolu style
table centrepiece, the restored bowl
top with panels of classical figures in
landscapes on cold cobalt border with
gilt enrichments, gilt brass rim and three
sculptural cherubs highlight the sides, the
pedestal base with four further cherubs.
diameter 420, height 370.
$400
68
A late Victorian silver plate figured table
centrepiece, the decorative spreading
circular base mounted with a classical
hunting figure nd leop rd fr med two
scrolling arms supporting the dish form top,
l ter cut cr st l sh de fitted to the top
Height of base 520. See page 5.
$250
69
An old decorative French style cast
brass desk stand, the twin lidded urn
form ink pots mounted on a scrolling
se with cheru s nd owering urn to
the pierced back panel, pierced scrolling frame and legs.
$200
MisceLLAneous
70
Six old ivory billiard balls, varying colours.
$275
71
Six old ivory billiard balls, similar to
above.
$275.
72
Six old ivory billiard balls, similar to
above.
$275
73
Six old ivory billiard balls, similar to
above.
$275
74
Three old ivory billiard balls, similar to
above.
$150
75
A c.1900 ivory and brass four-fold 12”
rule, scale marked to both sides. See
page 5.
$180
76
Three old ivory bangles, one with red
stained decoration and one a section of
elephant tusk with banded decoration,
diameters 100, 100, 75. See page 5. $350
77
An Edwardian ivory and silver page
turner, the ivory tusk section with the tip
s the h ndle the l rge t i or
l de
with sil er or l nd le f mount ondon
1903 by Frederick Bradford Macrae,
length 400. See page 11.
$250
78
A pair of 19thC portrait engraved buffalo
horns, each horn with a woman above
two girls, all in period dress including hats,
ows nd l ce trim finel det iled nd
stained in black, mounted with velvet
centre on later backing board. See page
5.
$200
79
A pair of highland cattle horns on oak
shield mount. span 790.
$250
80
A 19thC corkscrew, the handle of marine
ivory with a bristle brush for cleaning dust,
the helix of steel. See page 5.
$350
81
A taxidermy shag, perched on a tree
branch, feathers of blue/black tones,
height including stand 560. See page
14.
$220
82
An old whale tooth, with good old patina,
length 150. See page 5.
$350
82A
A large natural whale’s tooth. Length 165.
See page 5.
$225
83
A taxidermy figure of a standing weka,
the plinth base scattered with small
stones. Height 290.
$200
84
A taxidermy figure of a standing hedgehog, in original wall mounted glass sided
cabinet with forest foliage and debris.
details on reverse. ‘caught at J. Forbes
by t. coutts, mounted by usp 1923. 450
x 260 x 390. See page 5.
$300
85
A small turtle shell, the 13 plates displaying
high ch r cter figuring
86
An early 20th C. taxidermy kiwi, pale
toned, dark stained feet, one glass eye
absent, raised on modern kauri large slab
3
base. Length from beak to tail 440. See
page 11.
$1100
87
A Scottish highland cattle floor rug,
ginger colour, well tanned. Length
1750.
$200
88
A reindeer hide, pale cream and brown
tones, well tanned. Length 1360. $200
89
Two sets of deer antlers, the large pair
totalling 12 points - the smaller pair 8
points.
$200
90
An African genet cat pelt, mounted on
felt backing. Length 1060.
$190
91
A fungi formation, taken off an old kauri
tree. 290 x 200.
$100
92
Twelve glazed ‘museum cases’, containing a collection of named native new
Zealand shell specimens, along with a
box of horse mussel shells. collected by
author Glenys stace over 40 years. this
is scientific rese rch collection m inl
on an Access relational database, an
internationally recognised academic format. All items with provenance. Housed
mainly in glass topped boxes which are
in themselves of historical interest as they
were made by dr A.W.B. powell of Auckland Museum to house the Museum’s
collection and were sold when the collection was rehoused in 1993.
$300
93
A collection of twelve glazed ‘museum
cases’ of native New Zealand shell and
crustacea specimens, along with a box
of horse mussel shells. collected by author Glenys stace over 40 years. details
as above.
$300
94
Twelve ‘museum cases’ of New Zealand native shells. collected by author
Glenys stace over 40 years. details as
above.
$300
95
Eleven ‘museum cases’ of New Zealand
native shells and crustacea. collected
by author Glenys stace over 40 years.
details as above.
$275
96
Four ‘museum cases’ of New Zealand
paryphanta (land snails); Paraphantid and
Placostylus shells from an old collection.
Housed in powell glass topped boxes and
on the Access database. export prohibited on this lot. See page 5.
$300
97
Six boxes of New Zealand native
shells.
$150
98
A collection of shells, the remnants of
the John Morton teaching collection,
along with a book by Morton ‘seashore
ecology of new Zealand...’
$125
99
A collection of 20 various insects encased in resin blocks, including a
staghorn beetle, Japanese rose beetle,
etc.
$200
100
A collection of 20 insects encased in
resin blocks, including a scorpion, staghorn beetle, iridescent German field
wasp, etc.
$200
4
101
An old eagle’s claw stand, the turned
wooden top with cut sides raised upon
a natural eagle’s foot.
$120
102
A marine ivory handled walking stick,
the elongated bulbous handle carved
in relief with
trumpet sh ped ower
fitted with sil er pl ted ferrule to slender cane with multiple branch nodules.
Length 820.
$250
103
A Victorian porcupine quilled work box,
the interior with two layers, with contents
of ivory and mother-of-pearl sewing accessories, box requires repair. 135 X 170
X 100.
$220
104
A Victorian burr walnut tea caddy,
domed casket shape with Gothic inspired brass strapping and binding, the
interior with two c nisters n ing c ity for a mixing bowl. Width 360. $250
105
A split willow fishing creel, c.1920, in scottish
style, with canvas shoulder strap.
$100
106
A cane fishing creel, the large square
hamper with leather strap.
$150
107
A vintage Hardy Bros. Ltd ‘The ‘ Perfect’ ‘ 3
7/8” fishing reel, the alloy body with brass
foot, fully marked with maker’s details,
old line.
$225
108
An aluminium trout reel, the 3 7/8” reel,
c.1950 made by F. steans & coy. christchurch.
$120
109
A good 4½” oak and brass star-back
salmon fishing reel, on/off check, good
condition. See page 8.
$140
110
A good 5” Heatons oak and brass starback salmon fishing reel, brass faced
spool, two bulbous horn handles, on/off
check, c.1890. See page 8.
$160
111
Two c.1900 Scarborough mahogany and
brass salt water fishing reels, pierced
central spool, bulbous handles. See
page 8.
$160
112
A late 19thC brass 3½” G. Little & Co.,
London, all brass salmon fishing reel, old
patina, embossed with maker’s details,
horn handle, permanent check. See
page 8.
$250
113
A late 19thC 4” Robertson of Glasgow
all brass salmon fishing reel, permanent
check, embossed maker’s details. See
page 8.
$260
114
A late 19thC 2¼” all brass G. Little of London small brass fishing reel, permanent
check, maker’s details embossed. See
page 8.
$90
115
A pair of 2¾” Milbro all brass trout fishing
reels, maker’s details and ‘Made in england’ embossed, on/off checks.
$160
116
Three Victorian crank wind brass fishing
reels, one with an ivory turned handle,
one bone, the other ebonised.
$220
117
A quality Victorian extending brass
salmon gaff, steel hook, brass keeper,
turned ribbed wooden handle, heavy
brass butt end. extends from 14” to 34”,
c.1885.
$220
118
A c.1920 12” carved wooden Blue Bill
Teal duck decoy, tack eyes, remains of
old p int finish o l le d nchor weight
with line attached. See page 8. $220
119
A c.1920 15” canvas stuffed Drake Mallard duck decoy,
po filled n tur l
p int finish complete with le d weight
and line. See page 8.
$200
120
A c.1930 14” Mason carved wood duck
decoy, glass eyes, remains of old paint
finish le d eel See page 8.
$220
121
A c.1920 13” Burlap covered duck decoy, old cor
od p int finish c r ed
wooden swivelling head, glass eyes and
unusual construction. See page 8. $220
122
Six contemporary wooden duck decoys,
rious reeds ll with finel p inted
detail.
$350
123
A collection of trout fishing flies in folding
display box, approximately 250 various.
See page 8.
$120
124
A c.1885 Malloch’s black metal fly box,
6” x 3 3/4”, 84 clip supports, nearly complete with ies See page 8.
$110
125
A similar Malloch’s black metal salmon
fly box,
complete with ies
maker’s plaque to lid, c.1890. See page
8.
$110
126
A c.1930 English leather fly fishing wallet, chamois and parchment pockets,
includes 34 named individual envelopes
cont ining
rious ies
127
A late 19thC large Harrods pigskin fly fishing wallet, the interior with two i orine
p ges with clips nd ies together with
felt pages and plastic envelope type
compartments.
$160
128
Two vintage fly tying vices, brass and
l c ened steel fittings
rious d ustable mounts.
$140
129
Two pairs of old cast iron shoe moulds,
stamped numbers to toe of each, together with a two-piece cast iron stand
to allow the cobbler to work on the
mould.
$120
130
Two pairs of larger cast iron vintage shoe
moulds, similar to above, together with a
two piece cast iron cobbler’s stand. See
page 8.
$140
131
A rare Fun-Ho DC3 plane, remains of
original mid-blue paint, stamped maker’s
details under the wings including ‘no.
106’. no propellers or wheels. Wing span
225. Length 148.
$250
132
A pre-1942 Fun Ho model no. 104B farm
tractor and model no. 526 trailer. $120
36
35
57
56
55
41
51
46
50
52
39
78
47
64
260
68
263
274
286
284
84
285
63
241
76
62
243
82A
82
248
96
157
21
80
75
133
Two Fun Ho model 76 Midget racers.$100
134
A Fun Ho tip-truck model 523.
$80
135
A Fun Ho tractor, trailer and disc harrow.
$110
136
An Edwardian golly doll, with period
dress, bow tie, blue buttons, length 370.
together with a vintage golly doll in period dress with yellow tails, length 470. See
page 8.
$200
137
An old Nora Wellings type boy doll with
red tails, yellow waistcoat and checkered pants, length 380. See page 8.$80
138
A model pond gaff rig schooner, with
mechanically controlled rudder and
sheets. Length 1070.
$500
139
An early/mid 20thC clockwork toy, the
celluloid young girl wearing a rose decorated sun hat and red dress pushing a
pram with celluloid umbrella above, balls
and beads hang from the rim, tinplate
wheels, working.
$150
140
A vintage painted composition shop
mannequin as a girl, with movable arms,
brown hair, brown eyes and traces of
original red lipstick, wearing vintage
floral-patterned dress with wide belt,
supported on metal stand. Height 1460.
some distress.
$250
141
A vintage Dewhurst’s ‘Sylko’ Machine
Twist cotton display cabinet with two
hinged glazed doors and metal tray lined
interior. 390 x 430 x 900. the top with some
distress.
$150
142
A Victorian thread holder, in the form of
a miniature coromandel wood and brass
coopered barrel, the thread emerging
from a small brass tap with incorporated
thread cutter, on a conforming wood
stand, 100 x 65 x 100. See page 8. $120
143
Two Victorian Mauchline Ware string
holders, the round wooden balls unscrew
in the centre, three holes to the top, one
with a transfer of Gordon castle, the
other with peel castle. See page 8. $120
144
A Victorian cast iron string holder, in the
form of a bee skep, patented dates impressed to top, base absent. 200 x 160.
See page 8.
$120
145
An English Pewter (Tudric) Art Nouveau
dish, twin handled, clover decoration
to the rim. impressed marks including a
model #0287. Length 282.
$110
146
Three old pewter plates, two chargers
and one scalloped dish, impressed marks
to bases. diameter 260, 380, 410. $180
147
A large 19thC copper cooking pot, cylindrical form, riveted steel handle with
shield form fitting
i meter
height
of body 165. See page 8.
$150
148
An 19thC yellow gold mounted and crystal French scent bottle, the faceted clear
6
glass body of oval section, the 18ct. yellow gold conforming mount and hinged
lid of plain design with small crystal stopper. Length 88. See page 27.
$300
149
A Victorian period mother of pearl and
abalone card case with original concertina interior, length 105.
$100
150
A fine quality, 19thC. French boulle ink
stand, intricate detailed decoration of
cut brass on red tortoise shell, two inkwells
and central lidded compartment, width
30 depth 210. See page 8.
$1200
151
A small French porcelain saucer dish
watch holder, with three metal ‘bamboo’ supports. Height 130.
$80
152
A vintage aluminium ‘Greedy Boy’
money bank, red jacket, blue bow tie,
traditional lever action arm also moving
the tongue, eyes and ears, the grilled
base plate with various marking including
‘starkie’s patent’.
$150
153
A Victorian period embroidered pocket
patch, royal n.Z. signals ‘certa cito’.
$100
154
A chapeau claque (collapsible top hat),
with German maker’s mark, in original
box.
$150
155
A large Victorian ceremonial ale jug, with
ceramic lined turned oak body with silver
plated mounts; the hinged lid surmounted
n ngel figure the scrolling h ndle
with acanthus capping, the sides mounted
with high relief figure groups of phrodite
cupid and hand maidens, the spout
moulded as a bearded face. Maker’s
mark for Hendry Bourne and daniel o’neill,
c.1881-86. Height 410.
$300
156
An early 19thC English pewter quart
mug, baluster shape with double scroll
handle. touch marks stamped beside
the handle. Height 150.
$120
157
An old and interesting dog collar, the
wide le ther fitted with
row of r ss
discs to the centre and a row of small kauri
shells around the edge, old brass buckle.
Length 430 x 55. See page 5.
$180
158
An Indian portrait miniature on ivorine panel, depicting a young woman bejewelled
and wearing a paisley hemmed shawl, she
sits holding the stem of a hookah pipe. in
later frame. image 85 x 60.
$225
159
An old Indian painted watercolour
panorama, scene of a procession with
c mel eleph nt figures fr med with
twin mounts. some distress. 240 x 800. See
page 8.
$250
161
A 17thC Dutch portrait miniature, a
bearded man with lace ruff - Joannes
van ravesteyn’. old wood frame. Watercolour on paper. Length 60. See page
8.
$250
162
A 17thC Dutch portrait miniature, a gentleman with headdress, long black hair
and red jacket, Georgius Brandinville,
in wood frame. Watercolour on paper.
Matching the above. See page 8.$250
163
A Regency painted silhouette miniature
of John Montgomery. original ebonised
frame with oak suspension ring. details
on reverse. Length 75. See page 8.$120
163A
A Regency painted silhouette miniature
of a Georgian gent. original ebonised
frame with oak suspension ring. Length
75. See page 8.
$120
164
A pair of Victorian daguerreotypes,
scenes of rom ntic figures e ch
Matching frames. indistinct details on
reverse. See page 8.
$100
165
A Victorian chromolithograph, depicting
‘indian elephant trapping’ from the crystal
palace exhibition. 375 x 260.
$300
166
A set of three uncommon uncoloured
lithographs by de Sainson, from the
Voyage de l’Astrolabe Atlas published
c.1835, (Faune entomologique de
l Oc n P cifi ue Pl tes
nd
(Lépidoptères). 400 x 260 (plate size). See
page 11.
$1200
167
A set of four Victorian English chromolithographs ‘Mushrooms’. each 200 x
120.
$600
168
A vintage advertising poster ‘Apples
The Finishing Touch to Perfect Health’ by
Edward Cole, c.1930, printed in colours
with two winged f iries p inting the finishing touches to various apples, the artist’s
signature in print. 730 x 490. See page
8.
$1000
169
A pair of Art Deco ‘Exit’ signs, the metal
case with Art deco motifs at each end
with green glass highlighting ‘exit’. 450 x
120 x 150.
$250
170
Three old wooden door locks, one with
decorative cut metal embellishment,
two with keys.
$150
171
Two old wooden carpenter’s
clamps.
$120
172
An old wooden shovel, possibly for malt
grain, length 1140.
$130
173
A vintage leather side-saddle.
$120
174
A c.1900 teak ship’s wheel, six turned
spokes, central metal boss with square
hole centre. diameter 910.
$250
175
A Leitz lacquered brass monocular microscope, in box, without lenses. $150
176
A pair of German Hanau cast metal table
candelabra. With three nozzles issuing
from Acanthus moulded arms from a
central column. Height 460.
$250
177
A pair of bronze candlesticks with stems
variously turned, faceted and knopped
supporting campana nozzles above
camphus rimmed drip trays, raised upon
domed circular bases. Height 290. $200
178
A bronze and brass planter, the plain
c lindric l pot with
ring nec three
lion head and paw legs. 260 x 300.$120
179
A Victorian plaster library bust, depicting
a classical Greek man. Height 600. $300
179A
A table-top size bronze statuette of the
Venetian equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Verrocchio. raised on
dark marble plinth base. Height including base 325. See page 8.
$350
180
Three early 20thC decorative lady’s
purses, including one decorated in
chain stitch with stylised building and
or l design nother with p inted steel
mesh, the other a misers’ purse with cut
steel beads.
$160
181
An Edwardian glass and silver plate
kerosene lamp, the Bristol blue base and
oil reservoir has a silver plate burner with
slender glass chimney, height 600. $200
182
A large blown green glass fishing float,
mottled green colour encased in netting.
diameter 390.
$160
GLAss
183
A Victorian cranberry epergne, one
centr l trumpet with two sm ller n ing
Height 600.
$250
184
A 19thC Bristol green glass bowl, ground
pontil base. diameter 115.
$110
185
A Waterford crystal decanter, colleen
pattern, height 270.
$280
186
Six assorted Victorian glasses, including
tumblers, cordial glasses and a u.s.s.co
sherry glass.
$120
187
A set of six Clyne Farquharson whisky
glasses, in the leaf pattern.
$220
188
Two c.1900 Loetz type glass vases, dark
emer ld green with lustre finish e ch with
three trailed ribbed bosses to the sides with
silver/purple high gloss lustre, squat baluster
form, one with frilled rim, ground pontil to
base of each. See page 8.
$150
189
Two c.1900 Loetz type glass vases, one
similar to above, the other taller of clear
gl ss with lustre finish nd green scrolling
trailing to the sides. See page 8. $150
190
An Orrefors clear and blue glass vase,
flattened diamond form, blue ovoid
centre to the clear glass body, engraved
marks to base. Height 183.
$110
190A
A fine quality Swedish deep amber glass
vase of plain teardrop shape designed
by Gunnar Ander for Lindshammar.
signed on the base and numbered 1270.
Height 190. See page 8.
$250
191
An early/mid 20thC. WMF art glass flared
bowl, veined form with red mottled rim
nd deep purple mottled st rfish centre, the ground pontil with paper label.
diameter 275.
$140
192
A Waterford crystal centrepiece, in the siren
pattern, with box. diameter 310.
$220
193
A c.1900 Daum Nancy cameo glass
coastal landscape vase, rectangular
section, engraved and cameo cut decoration of trees overhanging a coastal
scene with sailboats included, mottled
red and yellow ground with dark red/
brown overlay, cameo cut signature,
ground pontil to the base, rolled rim to
the top. Height 185. See page 8.$2400
194
A Loetz iridescent glass and silver overlay
art Nouveau vase, tapered cylindrical
form with four impressed dimples to the
body, the engraved and open work silver
o erl of or l design with m er s m r s
of the ‘Alvin’ silversmith. Ground pontil to
the base. A striking vase in good condition. Height 155. See page 8.
$850
nZ Art GLAss & pottery
195
A Peter Viesnick glass necklace, four
green gl ss fish together with
rious
lamp work and plain purple and green
beads, with a silver clasp, with original
paper labels.
$150
196
Peter Viesnik paperweight, dichroic and
sommerso sapphire blue with controlled
bubbles.
signed and dated ‘04. Height 95. See
page 11.
$125
197
Garry Nash ‘Kowhai’ series vase, ovoid,
signed and dated twice ‘09 and ‘15.
Height 230. See page 8.
$225
198
A Garry Nash ‘green chip’ vase, ovoid
shape, signed and dated ‘10. Height 220.
See page 8.
$225
199
A Garry Nash ‘Golden Shard’ vase, ovoid
shape with black detailed mouth and
foot ring, signed and dated ‘05. Height
210.
$200
200
Garry Nash, ‘Red Chip’ series vase, ovoid
shape, signed and dated ‘15. Height 200.
See page 8.
$225
201
A Garry Nash glass bowl, circular cerulean blue with lilac centre, drilled with
scattered ‘star-lights’. diameter 320. See
page 11.
$175
202
A Garry Nash ‘Red Reef’ vase, ovoid
shape, signed and dated ‘15. diameter
230. See page 8.
$250
203
A Garry Nash ‘Blue Reef’ vase, ovoid
shape, the blue and white ground patterned with scattered yellow shards,
signed and dated ‘15. Height 190. See
page 8.
$260
204
A Claire Bell (Garry Nash Studio) glass
vase, squat ovoid shape, deep aquamarine with silver-gold shards. Height
150. See page 8.
$150
205
A Keith Mahy ‘Yellow Shard’ vase,
ttened oval form, signed and dated ‘05.
Height 390. See page 11.
$250
206
Three Lyndon Over (Lava Glass Studio)
glass vases, ovoid shape, white ground
with purple trailings and black lipped
mouths. signed and dated ‘01. tallest
200. See page 11.
$330
207
A Jan Kocián ‘black gourd’, with squat
spherical body and tall trumpet neck
patterned with white ribbons and scales
on a black ground. original label attached. Height 690.
$120
208
A Ron van der Vlugt (de Flute Studio)
‘Volcanic’ glass bowl with chartreuse
acid etched charcoal exterior. signed.
diameter 245. See page 11.
$225
209
A Ron van der Vlugt (de Flute Studio), ‘
Volcanic’ large glass bowl, chartreuse
interior, charcoal and cerulean blue
e terior with lustre finish i meter
See page 11.
$240
210
A large Greg Barron lidded floor pot,
o oid sh pe with uted w lls conforming uted lid with loop h ndle nd impressed seal marks, green glaze. Height
660. See page 11.
$325
211
A large vase by Aaron Scythe, squat
inverse baluster shape with reticulated
walls and a panel decorated with a
mountain, songbird and the proverb “e
ore e he ehe e he
no r ng tir
chie line ge will not dis ppe r
marked under the base ‘remember
papatuanuku’. 260. See page 11. $325
212
Two Aaron Scythe vases, ovoid shape
with trumpet mouths, one inscribed with
t n
g inscription o ongop i he
mea paihere na te rangimarie” (peace
and goodwill to all men), the other with
a Japanese tora, bird and scale ground.
tallest 175. See page 11.
$220
213
Two Aaron Scythe pottery dishes, one
deep decorated with a bird on crosshatched ground, the other shallow with
a bird on a telegraph line. diameter 165.
See page 11.
$150
214
An Aaron Scythe pottery small bowl
and yunomi, the dish decorated with a
humorous landscape, the yunomi with a
bird. See page 11.
$130
215
Three Aaron Scythe porcelain dishes,
each decorated with unique designs in
underglaze blue to the centres. diameter
140.
$220
216
Four Richard Parker ‘Signal’ dishes, each
variously glazed and patterned. diameter 115.
$120
217
A John Parker lathe turned bowl, conical
form with ‘bronze’ lustre glaze. diameter
185.
$120
218
Two early Raewyn Roberts stem-footed
dishes, one decorated in black, the other
turquoise. diameter 125.
$80
219
A Mirek Smisek Crown Lynn Bohemia
ware beaker vase, the traditional matt
7
120
118
121
119
130
114
123
124
112
143
163
164
142
110
125
111
109
163A
161
113
162
137
136
144
194
193
189
147
190A
188
150
204
200
198
179A
203
168
159
197
202
glaze with incised decoration to the
exterior, cream gloss glazed interior. the
base incised ‘Bohemia Handmade’.
Height 125. See page 11.
$300
220
A Len Castle shallow bowl, ‘colonial
shino’ glazed. diameter 180.
$120
221
A c.1960/70 Mirek Smisek salt glazed
flagon, ovoid form, two loop handles supporting the cane swing handle, original
cork stopper, deep mauve/brown salt
gl e impressed e rl sun ower m r
Height 305.
$220
222
Barry Brickell lustrous green glazed
bowl, circular form, lobed walls, incised
oru t pe fine
nd to the e terior rim
impressed mark. diameter 155. $120
223
Barry Brickell studio pottery bowl/vase,
circular compressed lobed body, the
open top rim with relief encircling pattern,
lustrous green and brown glaze, impressed
potter’s mark. diameter 135.
$120
224
Barry Brickell studio pottery vase, squat
baluster form, lobed body, the wide
open rim with repeating relief pattern,
brown glaze with pale glaze and feldspar
highlights, impressed potter’s mark to
foot. Height 135.
$120
225
A vintage Barry Brickell studio pottery
tall salt glazed jug, the spout with ‘eyes’
n ing p le green lue gl e spec led
brown to the body, impressed potter’s
mark, c. 1970. Height 230. See page
11.
$200
226
Two vintage Barry Brickell studio pottery pieces, includes an ovoid vase,
matt brown ribbed body, the bowl form
ashtray with good salt glaze and central
raised knob handle, both with potter’s
marks.
$220
227
Jova Rancich majolica glazed jug, squat
baluster form body, traditional variable
coloured glaze, the base incised ‘Made
in new Lynn, J.r. & co., titirangi rd, n.Z.’.
Height 140. See page 11.
$160
228
A large impressive Jova Rancich twohandled squat baluster vase with rich
glossy blue glaze effects, the interior a
deep yellow, height 190, diameter 220.
impressed marks Made in new Lynn Jr
& co, titirangi rd, nZ. Minor foot rim frits.
See page 11.
$350
229
A rare miniature Jova Rancich ovoid
vase with green glaze effects, height 50,
impressed marks. See page 11.
$100
230
A rare N.Z. Jack Hutchison pottery vase
of ovoid shape, the rim with impressed
Wharetana designs, with a rich dark
brown Luke Adams type glaze. impressed marks r.J.H., christchurch, n.Z.,
1941. Height 100. See page 11.
$250
231
A Patricia Perrin ‘onion pot’, squat circular
shape with lug handles, rope cord and
original cork stopper. impressed potters
mark to base. See page 11.
$200
232
A Brian Gartside fruit platter, circular
shape with inverted walls, decorated
with gestural decoration to the centre
on a tenmoku and ash background.
diameter 340. See page 11.
$130
triBAL, ArteFActs & nZ
HistoricAL
233
An old Aboriginal boomerang, carved
from mulga wood with incised kangaroo
decoration. Length 860.
$160
234
An Indonesian batik by Jaka, painted on
silk with an image of a young woman in
a landscape, including palms and an
eight tiered temple, finely worked, in
tones of brown, caramel, dark red and
blue, signed. note: purchased by our
vendor an associated press reporter in
Jogjakarta in 1995. 1520 x 430.
$160
235
An Indonesian batik by Jaka, hand
painted with image of three young
women in a landscape with birds, plants
and distant temple, dominant brown
and green tones. provenance as above.
900 x 700.
$160
236
An Indonesian batik by Jaka, hand
painted, image of young woman and
birds amongst stylised plant and other
forms, dominant tones of dark brown, terracotta and green, signed. provenance
as above. 900 x 700.
$150
237
An Indonesian batik by Jaka, hand
painted, image of a young female musician, signed. provenance: as above.
595 x 440.
$100
238
An Indonesian batik by Jaka, image of
a young woman and animals, signed.
provenance as above. 535 x 275. $90
239
A large Papua New Guinea tribal shield,
tapering curved oval section with simple
geometric designs in pale pink and white
pigments, the top section with triangular
aperture, length 1380. Jimi tribe, Western
Highlands. See page 11.
$450
240
Seven various carved wooden knife
handles, includes figured e mples for
kris, etc.
$160
241
Four shell necklaces, includes three of
l rge elliptic l pe rl shell with wo en fine
fi re cords tt ched the other of disc
form. See page 5
$120
242
A collection of New Guinean and Sumatran weapons and hunting spears, including an uncommon saki tribal blowpipe
d rt gun four fishing spe rs with
rious
barbed tips, the shafts bound with orchard leaf weaving, a palm wood bow
and two palm wood lanceolate clubs.
tallest spear 2010.
$400
243
A large old Fijian tabua with simple
incised name Veni, length 170. on old
woven string cord. See page 5. $850
244
Heidi Lange (East African) limited edi-
tion print on fabric, crocodiles, black
ink, signed, dated ‘78 in the print. 610
x 850. note: purchased by our vendor,
an associated press reporter in nairobi
in 1985. For the last 30 years Heidi Lange
has been living in sweden, italy and east
Africa exhibiting regularly with one-man
international shows. the editions of her
prints are normally less than 50.
$140
245
Heidi Lange, ‘Birds in Baobab Tree’,
limited edition black ink print on fabric.
provenance as above. 950 x 615. $140
246
Heidi Lange, ‘Girl in Bush’, limited edition
black ink print on fabric, signed in the print.
provenance as above. 775 x 400. $100
247
Two old Ethiopian tribal wooden drums
covered in dark lashed hide, diameters
160 and 270.
$150
248
An African ivory handled fly whisk, the
h ndle with uted det iling surmounted
p p rus c pit l with eleph nt fini l the
whisk formed of pale coloured horse hair.
overall length 560. See page 5
$175
249
A pair of long slender elephant tusks,
mounted on a mahogany plinth to form
an arch. outer curvature approximately
870. See page 14.
$2250
250
A Yemini rhino horn handled jambiya
dagger, the hilt mounted with brass
rondels and solid brass panelled back,
curved blade set in elephant hide scabbard, bearing an old collectors’ label.
overall length 340. See page 11. $300
251
An elephant tusk tip section. 2350gms.
Length 380. See page 14.
$1500
252
An old eastern carved wood figure of Shiva
above eagle-headed figure, height 900,
dark patina. some losses.
$150
253
Four small old Indian ivory circular disc
pendants, with embossed metal detail
and suspension loops. diameters approx.
35.
$100
254
Four old Indian sectional ivory choker
necklaces with metal mounts. some of
the simple fittings missing
255
A collection of old Indian sectional ivory
necklace sections with metal mounts.
one piece broken and some of the
simple fittings missing
256
A natural lump of semi-transparent New
Zealand kauri gum. Length 200. $100
257
A polished greenstone piece of approximately triangular form.
$110
258
A modern greenstone small Maori mere,
traditional spatulate form blade, the butt
with four incised bands, drilled lashing
hole for the leather plaited cord. Length
208.
$220
259
An early 20thC Maori Folk Art poutokomanawa figure, carved with legs in conention l e ed st nce h nds cl sped
to swollen
domen simplified f ci l
9
fe tures with lmond e es the figure s h ir
portr ed
simplified roll coiffure with
carved scroll and linial detail across the
figure s pl in p te eight
260
A pair of scrimshaw bullock horns,
decoratively worked with Maori portraits,
weapons, native birds and landscapes,
fitted to wooden mount idth
See
page 5.
$700
261
A contemporary carved Maori wakahuia, oblong shape with rounded ends,
deeply carved to the hinged lid with two
interlocked masks with paua shell inlaid
eyes, the base carved with a frieze of
kowhaiwhai-like pattern, underneath
carved in low relief with manaia-like
figure
262
A Maori carved walking stick, the upper
section carved with a poutokomanawa
figure
o e the word i Or
nd further carved with fern and notch designs.
Length 850.
$180
263
A whale bone aurei of curved shape
carved at the centre with a chevron
design, one piece of paua remaining to
the section, registered y12851. Length 90
See page 5.
$175
264
A 20thC greenstone Maori hei tiki,
standing with chin to left shoulder, open
mouth, hands to thighs, red sealing wax
to the ring eyes. Length 112.
$1400
265
George French Angas, ‘Te Heuheu & Hikikaw...’, lithograph in tints, h nd finished
in colour, from the publication ‘the new
Zealanders illustrated, plate 56, published
London 1867. 250 x 360. See page 11.$400
266
F.L. Walker, ‘One Tree Hill, monochrome
photograph, c.1930. 155 x 215.
$150
267
A hand-coloured aquatint by John Cleveley (1747-1786) ‘The Death of Cook’,
some faults and restoration 430 x 590.
See page 11.
$500
268
A hand coloured engraving from the
first Voyage de la Cocquille, plate 44,
‘Habitants de la nouvelle-Zélande’,
published 1826, from the cocquille’s First
Voyage under duperrey. 250 x 350. See
page 11.
$500
268A
A coloured lithograph by Honegger after
Hassler ‘Bewohner von Houa-Houa’. 300
x 220. See page 11.
$275
269
A monochrome photograph by Carl
Risberg ‘Sunlit Grandeur’, (a view of the
chateau tongariro), signed and entitled.
270 x 210.
$200
270
A rare copperplate engraved chart of
the Straits of Magellan from the French
edition of the offici l ccount of the first
voyage of James cook, depicting the
discoveries of the navigators Byron, Wallis
and carteret. the detail includes soundings, currents, shoals and anchorages
along with four elevations of land (cap
des Vierges, rochers Blancs, cap Beau
10
tems and Vue du port Famine), c.1780.
unframed 730 x 460.
$500
271
A New Zealand colonial photograph
‘Pukekura Park Taranaki’, with a distant
view of the mountain, possibly Burton
Bros. 170 x 355.
$150
272
A set of silver and enamel teaspoons,
the terminals each decorated with various n.Z. birds including the kiwi, fantail,
tui, etc., stamped ‘stG. siL.’, in original
box.
$100
273
A Fred Money silver hei matau (fish hook)
with greenstone carved barb, fine rope
and Maori mask detail, impressed maker’s
marks. note: ex. the family collection of
richard shields, a noted greenstone carver, the greenstone barb possibly carved by
shields. Length 75. See page 14.
$220
274
A nephrite and gold pendant, the suspension cap engraved ‘convent of
Mercy - ‘W’gton, n.Z.’. Length 35. See
page 5.
$150
275
A silver medal attributed to Anton Teutenberg, engraved with crest of a catholic
girls’ school and with presentation prize
details. See page 27.
$150
276
A N.Z. colonial silver brooch by J. King, of
rectangular form modelled as fern leaves
and the name ‘edie’. See page 27.$150
277
A colonial N.Z. silver brooch, by B. petersen & co., chch, rectangular plaque form
engraved with furled ribbon engraved
with or ls See page 27.
$140
278
An uncommon N.Z. silver shepherd’s
whistle by W. Good, of simple demilune
shape with suspension ring. See page
27.
$250
279
Two nephrite and silver butter knives,
both with scimitar shaped blades, socket
fitted to t pering nephrite h ndles See
page 27.
$160
280
A sterling silver and nephrite handled serving fork, the trident tines on a long stem with
soc et fitting to the nephrite t pering
handle. Length 175. See page 27. $140
281
A colonial silver choral society lapel
badge, incorpor ting fern le es
n ing a lyre and musical score. See page
27.
$120
282
An N.Z. silver club championship brooch
by Drew, 1921, circular shape; along with
two silver club button medals by cairney,
1910 and 1922. See page 27.
$120
283
A colonial N.Z. silver belt buckle by J.
King, the linked sections forming an
oblong plaque pierced and engraved
with or l designs
idth
See page
27.
$140
284
A pounamu kuru pendant, dark green
stone, of flattened slightly torpedo
shape, drilled with suspension hold,
registered y13091. Length 85. See
page 5.
$175
285
A pounamu kuru pendant, pale green
colour, tapering shape drilled with suspension hole, y13179. Length 70. See
page 5.
$150
286
A nephrite and gold pendant with Maori
intaglio portrait, the unmarked gold
suspension cap with engraved detail,
the portrait of a man facing to the left.
Length 40. See page 5.
$150
287
A Terry Stringer bronze sculpture, standing fem le figure with um rell r ised
on square wood base, etched to the reverse “For Lynn and John” - terry stringer,
‘80 5/5. Height on base 430. See page
14.
$2000
288
A N.Z. folk art rag rug, ‘tantz’ by Beatrice
cross, c.1999, in colours of blue, green
grey and mustard. Good condition with
original label on reverse. Length 1140,
width 470.
$250
289
A Crown Lynn McAlpine fridge jug, white
with light blue lettering, with another
c lpine fridge w ter ug
t o long
section with silver plated tap, together
with three matching lidded heavy glass
containers. See page 11.
$2500
290
A Crown Lynn “Specials Department”
trickle glaze rabbit, modelled crouching
with pale grey-blue and green glazes, incised fractional number to base. Length
120. See page 11.
$110
291
A pair of limited edition Goldie books:
‘His Life & Painting’ and ‘Prints, drawings
& criticism’.
$450
292
An N.Z. Breweries two-gallon barrel, both
heads engraved ‘1358 n.Z.B. Ltd, Lion
Akld 2’, (two-gallons).
$150
293
A taxidermy kea, mounted on a gnarled
branch section with wings open displaying bright orange under-feathers. See
page 14.
$450
294
Jane Brenkley carved and painted Maori
decorated pedestal table, the oval top
with
ori figures nd wh re in treed
landscape, a seated dog included, geometric carved Maori edge, the pedestal
h s dou le sided
ori st lised figure
on a stepped platform base, the top
signed and dated 1947, some paint loss.
500 x 330 x 590. provenance: By family
descent. Gifted by Jane Brenkley (née
Hopkins) to her brother, our vendor’s
grandfather. See page 14.
$1200
295
A good Jane Brenkley carved and painted
wood Maori stylised female figure, modelled dancing with one arm raised, a woven cloak to her shoulder, traditional dress,
the naturalistic base of boulder type form,
original patina. Height 380. provenance as
above. See page 14.
$850
295A
Jane Brenkley carved and painted wood
pipe rack, the tall rectangular back
panel carved in relief with a fantail upon
a branch, leaf decorated ground, gold,
green and black highlights, the lower shelf
230
213
214
212
290
219
208
209
201
205
232
211
231
225
228
227
196
417
372
418
229
206
409
166
408
77
210
250
239
391
268
267
289
86
347
268A
265
11
with three holes to receive pipes, original
patina. 150 x 80 x 365. provenance as
above. See page 14.
$450
296
Jane Brenkley carved and painted
wood portrait bust of a young Maori
man, in semi profile mo o det il origin l
finishes chip to edge of coll r eight
245. provenance as above. See page
14.
$350
297
Jane Brenkley carved and painted tall
vase, turned baluster form, leaf branch
detail with stylised star punched ground,
signed and dated. Height 380. provenance as above. See page 14. $450
298
Jane Brenkley carved and painted small
box, the hinge lid decorated with roses,
the interior with a landscape cottage
scene and epithet: ‘MAy Joy FiLL ALL
your pAssinG Hours. dAys end But
MeMories neVer’. the sides with conforming decoration, old wallpaper and
magazine lining, signed and dated 1956.
168 x 135 x 75. provenance as above.
See page 14.
$260
299
Jane Brenkley rectangular lidded box,
restrained poker work and painted
detail to lid and all sides. 260 x 135 x 95.
provenance as above.
$160
300
Jane Brenkley carved and painted
wood fruit bowl, the exterior with leaf
and floral designs, remains of paper
painted interior, some distress. diameter
220. provenance as above.
$150
301
Jane Brenkley stylised carved Maori
figure, paua inset eyes, dark original
patina. Height 220. provenance as
above.
$260
302
A pair of Jane Brenkley small Maori
carved lidded boxes, circular form,
stylised mask lids with cats-eye eyes,
unpainted, no stain. diameter 70. provenance as above.
$160
303
Jane Brenkley ink painted vintage
leather handbag, extensive landscape
scene to the front with erupting mountain building below, lake scene exterior,
black and red/brown colourway. provenance as above.
$160
304
Jane Brenkley circular wall plaque together with a totara burr small circular
tray, the plaque with thatched cottage
and garden scene, poker worked wide
border, some borer. diameters 355 and
205. provenance as above.
$90
305
Jane Brenkley carved and painted kiwi,
t
c the
se ro en nd
sent
Length 190. provenance as above. $60
306
Jane Brenkley, Extensive landscape with
lake, mountains and large homestead,
horse drawn carriage to the foreground,
oil on board, 520 x 780. provenance: as
above.
$300
307
Jane Brenkley, Extensive lake and
mountain scene with sail boats, oil on
board, unsigned, 520 x 770. provenance
as above.
$300
12
308
Jane Brenkley, Waterfall scene with figures, oil on board, unsigned, 500 x 660.
provenance as above.
$250
309
Jane Brenkley, Lake and mountain scene
with steamboat and other vessels, oil on
board, unsigned, 700 x 525. provenance
as above.
$300
310
Jane Brenkley, River scene with row boat
and figures, oil on board, unsigned, 770
x 550. provenance as above. some attention required.
$150
311
Jane Brenkley floral watercolour ‘Sweet
Briar. Moss Rose’, red and green dominant tones, signed, dated 1966 and
inscribed. 230 x 260. provenance as
above.
$160
312
A pair of vintage black and white photographs of Jane and Mr Brenkley, in
circular relief decorated oak frames with
bow detail. provenance as above. See
page 14.
$160
MiLitAriA
The following fourteen lots from the Estate
of Rena Frances Brodie are associated
with Capt. Francis Brodie, born scotland,
served with the 71st (Highland) Light infantry (Lieut.), died at his home at Lake
st John, remuera,1916, Auckland town
clerk 1870s, an awardee of 400 acres
under the Military settlers Act 1889. see
also lots 590 (watch), 617 and 618 (silver)
313
A Victorian Scottish dirk with the crest of
the 71st Highland Light Infantry, the single
edged blade with jimped spine, etched
with regimental crest, motto and list of
actions including Waterloo and sebastopol, and with maker’s name: Johnston
& son, London. the hilt with cairngorm
pommel, studded basket-weave carving and trophy group of bear skin and
crossed swords, verso a thistle. the scabbard with gilt metal mounts decorated
with crest and thistles, mounted with
small knife and fork. Length 430. See front
cover.
$2800
314
A photograph album of Frank (Francis)
Brodie 71st Highland Light Infantry, leather bound octavo size, 40 leaves (some
cut), c.1856-63, including photos of H.L.i
and members of other regiments, views
in india (where the H.L.i took part in the
suppression of the sepoy rebellion and
later the Battle of Ambela), many cartes
de visites (including Queen Victoria with
John Brown). See front cover.
$500
315
Capt. Francis (Frank) Brodie’s 71st Highland Regiment Light Infantry doublet
jacket and other items, the red jacket
with original 71st buttons, gold trim, etc.,
showing some signs of age, together
with four 19thc wax seals, two miniature
military type awards, etc. A note associated with this lot giving history pertaining
to capt. Francis Brodie.
$300
316
An album containing early sketches of
New Zealand, poetry and scraps, leather
bound octavo size. includes ink sketches
by John Johnson (1794-1848), colonial
surgeon, and his son John Grant Johnson, land purchaser and Government
interpreter engaged in land negotiations (1850s) and others. some overseas
images corfu(?) dated 1856; Hurricane
in the Bay of Biscay dated 1838, other local images including ‘Frenchman’s Bay,
Akaroa...’; ‘north Head & rangitoto...’
(loose); ‘taurarua (Judges) Bay 1855’;
‘From Mount st John’; ‘the Auckland
s.n.c ship Wm. denny’; ‘Mount cecilia
head of Wairau valley, province of nelson’; untitled (view across Hobson Bay
to rangitoto and Great barrier is); and
a watercolour portrait (in the manner
of G.F.Angas) of a Maori woman wearing european and Maori dress (laid in):
‘Hatareka (Hadrach)*, a christian native
who in the Wars at the Bay of islands ...
assisted in carrying our wounded soldiers
from the field in the midst of
he
fire
long with m nuscript tr nscriptions of poems and various epithets is
a manuscript page: ‘A Maori tangi,or
Lament. For the chief epiha putini (te
rangitahua ngamuka baptised epiha
putini [Jabez Bunting] after a London
Missionary secretary), composed by
his widow te paea’. * possibly a name
taken from the old testament, Book of
Zechariah. See front cover.
$2000
317
A ‘Pocket Sketch Book’ belonging to
Frank (Francis) Brodie, c.1889, including
ink sketches inscribed ‘exercising horses
sunday, urenui’; ‘pig hunting, urenui’;
‘camping at tamaki’; ‘towing cattle
punt up creek, thames’ and others,
along with two untitled works painted
in watercolour of a whare whakiro and
a pataka. Also a Funeral register of
Brodie’s wife rowena (née Williams),
obits and genealogical records of the
Brodies.
$200
318
Four autograph and sketch albums associated with the Brodie family, includes
autograph of sir John Logan campbell,
a watercolour by e.W. christmas and
a cartoon by trevor Lloyd. See front
cover.
$300
319
A c.1910 Brodie family photograph
album, including Winkelmann yacht
photos. includes 14 yacht and motor
boat photos, two of these noted ‘photo
by Winkelmann’, others similar, most with
pencil entitlement, ‘Jack Humphries Boat,
napier’, Lauren’s (?) Boat “the Gloria” ‘,
this motor o t the su ect of fi e photos
in this album, others entitled ‘putiki Bay,
Waiheke, Lauren (?), Hal shira and tom
Finlayson’, ‘Ladies Bay’, ‘st. Heliers’, etc.
other photos dated 1908 and entitled
‘inner Harbour, napier’, ‘Marshalls crossing - napier’. Burney (?) of the u.s.s.coy.
and the two dentons’, ‘Beach napier.
1910’, numerous portraits, tennis, 9.11.29
‘closing day Ashburton Golf club’, hunting, ‘charlie Harrison smith - World War
no. 1 Hunting for submarines in english
channel’, the most recent dated image
being 1928.
$400
320
A diary of Ensign Brodie, entitled ‘peshawar to calcutta in 1864, and Home over-
land in ‘65’; along with a small sketch
book with civil and military drawings and
a carte de visite of Francis Brodie. See
front cover.
$200
320A
A collection of items related to Frank Brodie; th field inocul rs their le ther
cover engraved ‘FB 71 H.L.i’, pewter mug
‘FB’ and with family crest, his personal
i le f mil se l in tin two certific tes
of rank for 71st H.L.i and report.
$250
320B
Rena Brodie WWII archive material, photographs, diaries etc., including; three
albums of personal mainly black & white
photographs showing new Zealand
Forces club, ‘scenes At Maadi club’,
‘Army photo’s’ etc., asst. nZ military buttons and badges, personal diaries 1945
etc., ‘My letters to my Mother & Father
when i was overseas as a WAAc’, a
watercolour painting by rena Brodie ‘in
Maadi Village, cairo’, signed, entitled on
reverse, 220 x 265. Lp records etc. $250
321
Two sketch books, one inscribed:
‘George Alexander --(?) Adjt. Hussara
Battalion, simlah 1860. Killed in Action
umbeylah pass october 1863’. the
r
tt lion or the th ur h
i es
participated in the Ambela campaign
of the north West Frontier, presumably
the owner was a friend of Francis Brodie
who was stationed in Kashmir. the larger
album contains twelve amateur watercolour sketches of military actions, etc.
the smaller contains a mix of military and
civilian sketches. See front cover. $300
322
A silver hip flask belonging to Francis
Brodie, hallmarked Birmingham 1914, his
silver sovereign case, hallmarked chester
1902, along with his silver plated napkin
ring, 71st H.L.i uniform buttons, a sea-bean
vesta case and his binoculars.
$300
323
A 19thC brass telescope by Dolland,
London, leather bound, three draw; associated with Francis Brodie, and in a
Glen Moray whisky tin decorated with
images of the 71st H.L.i.
$150
324
A British 1897 Infantry Officer’s George
V WWI dress sword, the engraved blade
tapering to a spear point, crowned royal
cypher for George V, plated steel 3/4
basket hilt with scroll pattern and pierced
decoration, wire bound fish skin grip,
leather stitched scabbard.
$450
325
A large Ensign of the Royal N.Z. Navy,
fitted with hemp rope nd ron e sn p
hooks and grommets. 1750 x 3800.$225
326
Four naval signal flags: ‘Victor’, ‘0’, ‘romeo’ and ‘2’. each with hemp, rope and
met l fittings
327
A ‘sweetheart’ powder compact modelled as an officer’s peaked cap, along
with a silver plated small dish frame
modelled s
elsh usilier s officer s
peaked cap. See page 14.
$150
327A
A Georgian military trophy pendant, a soldier standing to attention at the right of a
troph group
gs include the nion c
and another, some gold enhancements
to the group’s lance head, drum skin, cannon mouth loose, gilt steel frame with rock
crystal cover. See page 24.
$220
328
Three A. Mannix gouache paintings of
WWII warships, each showing multiple
ships travelling in convoy, each signed.
one 235 x 420 and two 260 x 540. $220
329
Francis Hamar Arden (1842-1899), New
Plymouth c.1870, showing several houses
nd
fortified uilding
rshl nd ill
Barracks) in the distance, Mt taranaki to
the background, watercolour on paper,
unsigned. 165 x 253, unframed, some
distress.
$500
330
Francis Hamar Arden (1842-1899), ‘Mrs
Chilman’s House - In Gully Below, MatuMoana which is Built Above Spur on the
Left’, watercolour, entitled on reverse
in pencil. 176 x 252, unframed, some
distress.
$500
cHinA & porceLAin
331
An 18thC English blue and white large
shallow bowl, traditional chinese coastal
landscape and building design with two
men on a bridge, the serpentine rim with
gilt banded highlights. diameter 213.
See page 14.
$150
332
Four 18thC English blue and white tea
bowls and saucers, traditional chinese
coastal landscape decoration with one
man on a bridge, gilt rims, one bowl with
old staple repair, another with single frit.
See page 14.
$250
333
Four 18thC English blue and white saucer
dishes, matching the above lot. See
page 14.
$160
334
Three 18thC English blue and white saucer dishes, traditional chinese coastal
landscape and design highlighted with
buildings and two men on a bridge. See
page 14.
$120
335
An 18thC English diamond form blue and
white dish, decorated in the chinese
manner with a thatch roofed house in a
coastal type landscape, the serpentine
rim with gilt highlighting bands, minor frits
to rim. 195 x 165.
$90
336
Two 18thC English blue and white items,
includes one saucer bowl and one
serpentine rimmed small dish, classical
chinese coastal landscape, one with
two men in a courtyard, the other with
two men on a bridge, gilt highlights. See
page 14.
$120
336A
Two 18thC English blue and white tea
bowls, decorated in the chinese manner
with a coastal scene highlighted with
buildings, boat and birds, the serpentine
rim with pale brown glazed border. See
page 14.
$120
337
Two 18thC English blue and white saucer
bowls, traditional chinese coastal village
scene with two men on a bridge. See
page 14.
$100
338
Two 18thC English blue and white cups
with matching saucer bowls, traditional
chinese coastal town scenes, pale brown
glaze to the rims, remains of gilt.
$120
339
A William Moorcroft hibiscus patterned
flower trough, long rectangular form,
domin nt red nd ellow owers with
green leaves on blue ground. Length
200, height 63. See page 14.
$160
340
A William Moorcroft small ginger jar,
anemone pattern in tubeline relief, traditional tones of red, mauve and green
on dark blue ground, the lid labelled, the
base with impressed marks. Height 110.
See page 14.
$220
341
Walter Moorcroft baluster pomegranate
vase, the wide body with an encircling
band of traditional decoration on cobalt blue ground, impressed marks and
full signature in green. Height 170. See
page 14.
$450
342
A William Moorcroft ‘Dawn Landscape’
vase, squat baluster form, traditional
encircling landscape with balloon form
trees in blue tones, chevron repeating
bands to the neck and base, impressed
mark and initials painted in blue. Height
88, small hairline crack to foot ring. See
page 14.
$550
343
A miniature Walter Moorcroft pomegranate baluster vase, height 100, impressed
marks and old paper label. See page
14.
$150
344
A good Ruskin Arts and Crafts high
glazed vase, elongated ovoid body with
tapered neck, striking variable green
glaze with black and mauve effects,
impressed mark to base. Height 205. See
page 14.
$600
345
A Wilkinson’s Oriflame art pottery fish
decorated vase, tall cylindrical form, the
lustrous gl e with me effects including four fish printed m r s to
se minor
gl e
e to
se rim eight
See
page 14.
$240
346
An impressive Carlton Ware Rouge Royale
inverse baluster vase, decorated with the
‘secretary Bird’, designed in 1937 by Violet
elner. 180 x 300. See page 14.
$850
347
A Royal Doulton Kia Ora vase, trumpet
form, three masks and ‘Kia ora’ in a
green, blue and cobalt blue band to
the top, the body in a mottled caramel
glaze, impressed mark to base, 270. See
page 11.
$450
348
A Royal Doulton Titanian ‘Tutankhamen’s
Treasures’ teapot, conical form. $120
349
A Wedgewood Jasperware Medallion, a
portr it of
pt in mes oo in profile
framed under glass with velvet mount
and gilt frame. See page 14.
$150
350
A Wedgwood green jasperware twolidded urn vase decorated with classical
figures in white slip the side h ndles with
13
249
294
273
251
287
81
293
295A
449
295
297
449A
341
350
327
334
333
605
337
332
650
346
345
312
298
296
301
344
339
343
349
14
351
331
342
336
340
336A
s t r m s s the co er with
ll fini l
height 275, impressed mark. See page
14.
$200
351
A rare Caughley ‘Fisherman and Cormorant’ scallop shell dish, printed in blue.
Length 165. See page 14.
$200
352
An antique Coalport two-handled lidded
sugar basin and matching cream jug
with pol chrome or l decor tion the
cobalt blue borders richly gilded. the
ower fini l repl ced
353
An early German porcelain trembleuse
cup, decorated in the Meissen manner
with scenes of fowlers or ls nd ing
insects.
$100
354
An early Worcester Dr. Wall plate, decor ted with or ls to the centre the co lt
blue border with gilt embellishments,
together with a dr. Wall cup and saucer
decor ted in or ls with gilt nd rown
border.
$200
355
A Royal Worcester circular plate with central fruit painting signed J. rush, the wide
border lavishly gilded, diameter 275, date
marks c.1960. See page 17.
$250
356
A pair of Royal Worcester Hadley hand
vases, impressed and stamped marks
to base, registration diamond for 1867,
height 150. See page 17.
$180
357
A Lladro figure ‘Sad Harlequin’, sculpted
by Fulgencio Garcia, produced between 1970-92. Height 355. See page
17.
$250
358
Three Scheibe Alsbach porcelain figures
of Napoleon and two generals, napoleon modelled in grey greatcoat, the
General’s La Fayette and Kellermann
in dress uniforms. tallest 260. See page
17.
$350
359
An Art Deco German Katzhutte Thuringia
porcelain figure of a naked women with
sea shell, she sits upon a natural form
base, the large shell to her ear, long
blonde hair, underglaze mark to base.
Height 210. See page 17.
$140
360
An Imperial Amphora pottery vase, ovoid
form, impressed and glazed decoration
of black crows within a sparse stylised
landscape, blue outline, mottled mustard toned ground. printed and impressed marks. Height 270.
$150
361
A Beswick figurine, a red coated huntsman mounted on his horse, 230 x 210. See
page 17.
$300
362
A Beswick champion Hereford cow, modelled by Arthur Gredington, produced
1954-97. Length 170. See page 17. $200
363
A dark chocolate brown glazed ‘Jackfield’ cow creamer, the animal raised on
an oval plinth base, complete with lid to
back, decorated with gilded splashes
and detailing. Length 170.
$100
364
An Isnik pottery vase, cylindrical shape,
decorated with flowers. some faults.
Height 245.
$100
365
A 10 piece ‘Port Line’ Shipping Co. Hammersley part-tea set, blue and green
printed corn our p ttern gilt rims includes teapot and hot water pot. $140
366
A Victorian Stone China part dinner
service, decorated with a polychrome
Japan design, eight luncheon plates,
seven soup coupes, six side plates, lidded entrée dish, lidded soup tureen,
sauce boat on stand minus lid and three
graduated octagonal ashettes, printed
marks. some faults. See page 17. $400
orientAL
367
A late 19thC. Japanese Imari small bottle
vase, decorated in iron-red and underglaze blue. Height 205.
$80
368
A Japanese Imari charger, decorated
with a central medallion of flowers
framed by multiple panels of landscapes
viewed screens and quatrefoil windows.
diameter 330. See page 17.
$125
369
A Japanese Imari charger, decorated
to the centre with
or l design nd
framed by panels of fenced gardens
and quatrefoil panels decorated with
st lised lotus owers i meter
See
page 17.
$200
370
Two 20thC. Japanese carved ivory
netsuke, e ch h s se ted o finel
incised and stained detail to their robes.
character marks to base of each. $140
371
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono figure of a paper seller, he stands
holding a wad of paper to his left hand,
his fan/beater to his right, his head raised
and mouth open, a basket to his front with
further paper wads, he wears traditional
ro es finel engr ed good condition
nd fine o er ll det il inl id red t le
to base with engraved character mark
signature. Height 113.
$360
372
An old Japanese carved deer antler okimono of a seated skeleton, his hands resting to his left knee, he sits in the wider base
section. diameter 65, height 60. See page
11.
$220
373
An old Japanese marine ivory netsuke
of a crouching boy, his attention drawn
to the mouse upon s c fine incised
detail.
$120
374
A 19th Century Japanese press-moulded
pottery figure of Hotei, with remnants of
polychrome pigment. Height 300. $100
375
A Japanese carved panel, carved bone
irds owers lossoms nd r nches on
a black wood base, in brown wooden
fr me c r ed with geometric nd or l
designs, seal mark to the panel (some
losses), 300 x 440.
$350
376
A carved and inlaid decorative panel of
tall rectangular shape, the background
as the rough bark of a tree, inlaid in
various timbers with encircling heavy vine
bearing epiphyte orchids, in light and
dark timbers. 190 x 1250.
$200
377
A fine Japanese Satsuma pot, squat baluster form er fine p inted nd gilded
decoration of multiple samurai warrior
figures decor ti e p inted nd gilded
borders and handles, no lid, gilt character
marks on red to the base. Height 105. See
page 17.
$150
378
11 Japanese damascene place name
holders with various floral and other
scenes.
$150
379
A Japanese porcelain jug, of ‘silver
shape’ decorated with geisha, samurai
and children. Height 130.
$150
380
A Japanese bronze usubata, for owers or
incense, the vase shaped base with panels
of landscapes and coast, with a removable
large pan shaped top. seal mark impressed
under base. Height 385.
$150
381
A pair of fine Japanese cloisonné vases,
shouldered tapering square section
shape with small trumpet necks, with silver
wire inlay decorated with irises and chrysanthemums on a midnight blue ground.
the decoration in mirror image on each
vase, both raised on simple turned wood
st nds nd complete with fitted lined
box. Height 150 excluding stand. See
page 17.
$400
382
A Japanese Meiji period satsuma small
moon shaped basket vase, extensive
terr ced l ndsc pe with multiple figures
the reverse with waterfowl, raised on four
cur ed legs fine det il him u crest
above gilt character marks to the base,
open top. diameter 100.
$250
383
A pair of unusual Japanese Sumida
Gawa vases, ttened
luster form with
horn form handles, variable thick glazed
tops in black, red and blue with ivory
highlights, the body and base with relief
children, one with rod, the other trying to
hold l rge fish co st l l ndsc pe relief
highlights to the reverse, matte ground,
impressed character marks to base of
each. Height 240.
$280
384
An old Japanese Sumida Gawa vase,
baluster form, the base with relief decoration of two elephants, variable thick
glazed top, matte glazed base, the tablet with underglazed signature character
marks. Height 140.
$150
385
An old Japanese Sumida Gawa figural tobacco jar/humidor, modelled as a crouching figure gl ed highlights sm ll oung
figure s the fini l ch r cter m r s to the
raised tablet. Height 160.
$160
386
A pair of old Japanese Kutani baluster
vases, finel decor ted with figures in
a wall garden, seated painting scrolls,
peacocks to the reverse, dragon form
h ndles finel gilded one with rim restoration. Height 350.
$250
387
A pair of Japanese woodblock prints by
15
Hiroshige, depicting fishing o ts
ch
220 x 450.
$800
388
A coloured Japanese woodblock print
of a geisha, signed in the block. 400 x
250.
$120
389
A large old Thai bronze Buddha head,
serene pose with eyes downcast, long earlo es sn il li e h ir l rge ming top not
dark patina. Height 500.
$1200
390
Long Giang, Vietnamese Girl with Flute,
watercolour. 720 x 450, signed. $200
391
A Thangka, ‘The Lives of Buddha’, intricate detailed polychrome painting by
phunsok Art, durbar Marg, Kathmandu,
c.1989. 720 x 500. See page 11. $250
392
A finely detailed polychrome painting of
Vajrakilaya, the ‘protector deity’, heightened with gold. originally purchased at
Mannies of durbar Marg, Kathmandu,
c.1989. 470 x 350.
$120
393
Two Thai silver offering vessels, each castellated rimmed dish raised on knopped
stems from high domed bases with overall decorative chasing and engraving.
diameter 170.
$110
394
A Thai silver three-piece tea set with
sugar tongs, each piece engraved with
a Buddhist medallion to either side. total
weight 835gms. See page 20.
$500
395
A large Thai silver bowl, the high walls
decor ted in relief with d ncing figures
in an arcade. 456gms. diameter 200. See
page 20.
$220
396
A Burmese silver deep bowl and demilune lidded container, the bowl walls
repoussé with an arcade of birds and
animals, the box similarly ornately decorated. 423gms. See page 20.
$200
397
A collection of eight Thai silver items, comprising four small boxes, a small bowl and
three basket shaped small vases.
$150
398
A collection of eight small Thai silver circular
boxes, each heavily embossed with various
decoration. See page 20.
$150
399
A collection of eight small Thai silver
boxes, circular shape, the lids decoratively embossed.
$110
400
A collection of eight Thai silver small containers, of various shapes and variously
decorated.
$110
401
A Thai copper Buddha figure with multiple
arms holding objects or with hands in
various mudra. Height 170.
$110
402
A bronze Thai walking Buddha statuette,
the figure r ised on dou le lotus plinth
with engraved thai script. Height 450. See
page 17.
$150
403
A Thai standing Buddha figure, silvered
metal. Height 135.
$80
404
A Nepalese Buddhist figure, in white
16
met l the figure se ted in repose with
one hand raised in mudra. Height 140.
See page 17.
$100
405
A Nepalese copper and brass teapot,
squat circular shape with dragon handle
and spout, white metal decoration encircles the shoulder. Height 235. $110
406
A Tibetan Buddhist statuette of a llama,
seated on lotus throne holding a vajra
and alms dish. Height 190. See page
17.
$150
407
A Nepalese bronze Buddha, modelled
seated on lotus throne in earth touching mudra, a triform mandala mounted
ehind the figure eight
408
A Thai silver metal tobacco pipe, the
long stem ornately decorated with applied or ls nd c lligr ph ength
See page 11.
$125
409
A Burmese silver metal opium pipe, with
chased and engraved tapering long
stem fitted to spheric l he d with sm ll
bowl. Length 385. See page 11. $125
410
Two Thai silver items, a circular lidded
box and a shallow dish, both decorated
repoussé with birds and animals. diameters 135 and 300. See page 20. $125
411
A collection of eight Thai and Burmese
silver oval boxes, seven with decorative
repoussé and engraved decoration, one
plain. See page 20.
$175
412
Eight variously shaped Thai and Burmese silver boxes, some decoratively
engraved, others plain.
$125
413
A dark ‘Burmese’ jade plaque, circular
shape, pierced and carved with an
auspicious ideogram and dragons. diameter 50. See page 21.
$150
414
A pale jade bangle, of domed 20mm
section. diameter 83. See page 21.$120
415
A Chinese jade carving of Guan Yin,
the goddess stands with a temple dog
beside her holding a ruyi sceptre and
bottle, the mandala behind her head
faulted and re-glued. on wooden stand.
Height 185.
$150
416
A Chinese pale mauve Hotan jade small
bowl, mildl
red rim short ring foot the
semi-translucent mauve/grey tone with
burnt orange and darker inclusions. diameter 122, height 51. See page 17.
$400
417
A quality Chinese pale jade carving as
two cubs, both recumbent and entwined,
good pale tone. See page 11.
$250
418
A good Chinese pale jade carved handling piece, s sinuous fish
sm ller
fish eside scrolling forms issue from its
mouth, good pale even tone. Approx.
55 x 55 x 15. See page 11.
$300
419
A large Chinese mythical carved green
dragon, modelled with head raised,
scrolling clouds above its back, mid-
green tone with pale and dark highlights.
Length 190. See page 17.
$250
420
A Chinese carved green jade happy
Buddha, traditionally modelled laughing, his open robe exposing his corpulent
ell fitted on l c uered wood st nd
160 x 80 x 165. See page 17.
$220
421
A carved jade female seated Buddha,
raised on a lotus throne, pale/mid-green
colourway. Height 185.
$150
422
A pair of Chinese ivory figures of fishermen, each modelled standing holding
m oo rod nd fish oth we r m ssive waterlily leaves as hats. each raised
on wooden plinth base. Height 260. See
page 17.
$2000
423
A Chinese ivory carved figure of Shao
Lao, carved from a solid tusk tip, the
god stands holding a peach and
clasping a rishi staff. raised on square
wooden plinth base. Height 295. See
page 17.
$1300
424
A Chinese carved ivory figure of Kuanyin,
the goddess stands unfurling a scroll.
raised on pierced wooden plinth base.
Height 240. See page 17.
$850
425
A carved and pierced Chinese ivory
boat, decor ted with l rge
gs nd
dragon mast. raised on carved wooden
stand. Length 270.
$350
426
A Chinese ivory home shrine, modelled
as an outdoor temple shrine enclosing
a carving of Buddha, beneath a pyramid carved with birds and lotus leaves,
raised upon a plinth base of multiple
tiers similarly carved. Height 250. See
page 17.
$225
427
A 19thC Chinese embroidered silk part
Mandarin’s robe, dominant blue thread
with pale and gold thread highlights,
detailed with precious objects and
flowering vases and decorated with
an auspicious ideogram. 270 x 230, gilt
framed.
$200
428
One framed and three unframed Chinese pith paintings, depicting Qing period Mandarin classes at various pursuits.
the unframed works distressed. each 305
x 200.
$300
429
A Chinese silk embroidered panel, a
scene of figures phoeni ird frog nd
owers fe turing the oddess of erc
- Kuanyin. Height 870, width 1160. $200
430
A framed scroll painting - A Pleasure
Garden with 100 maidens, ink and watercolour on paper. 1140 x 630.
$150
431
A pair of mid-20thC Chinese metal
(bronze) revolutionary marching child
figures, black finish with red painted
c ps clench fists striding pose with wide
pants, each mounted on a circular wood
base. Height 95.
$220
432
A pair of Chinese bronze sleeping cat
figures, each modelled with ears raised
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356
457
458
469
464
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420
377
419
381
416
402
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441
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422
406
426
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436
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and mounted on conforming wood
stand. 170 x 120 x 90.
$280
433
A Chinese bronze and champlevé
enamel incense burner, squat baluster
form, open scroll handles, raised on three
feet with rope detail, the pierced lid with
l rge st lised se ted lion fini l
eight
290.
$200
434
A Chinese carved rosewood statuette of
Kuanyin, she stands on a dragon base
accompanied by an attendant child.
Height 310. See page 17.
$125
435
A Chinese rosewood carving of a sennin,
he sits tying his sandal accompanied by
a dog. on a carved blackwood stand.
overall height 230. See page 17. $200
436
A carved Chinese rosewood figure of a fisherman, he hauls ashore a substantial catch
of fish idth
See page 17.
$120
437
A Chinese rosewood carving of Shao
Lao, the god stands holding a reishi staff,
accompanied by a symbolic crane.
Height 310. See page 17.
$125
438
A Chinese carved rosewood figure of
Kuanyin, the goddess of mercy kneels
upon a carved and pierced plinth and
holds a ruyi. Height 240.
$160
439
A Chinese bronze vase, decorated in
archaic style with friezes of stylised taotie
masks and other motifs on square scroll
backgrounds, ring handles issue from the
sides. Height 360. See page 17.
$250
440
A large 19thC Chinese porcelain square
section vase, considerably faulted at the
neck, decorated in famille verte with
figures in l ndsc pe eight
441
A fine Chinese porcelain famille rose
‘Eight Buddhist Emblems’ tea bowl,
marked for the tongzhi period, fine
enamelled decoration, square scroll
decorated top exterior rim, the six character marks to base in underglaze blue.
diameter 106. See page 17.
$2000
442
A large Chinese famille rose porcelain
bottle vase, decorated to the body with
scene of irds nd owering pl nts
lotus owers tendrils nd st lised c lligraphy decorates the shoulder beneath a
lappet frieze, a pennant frieze encircles
the foot. six character Guangxu mark
under the base. Height 405.
$500
443
A Chinese fine porcelain shoulder vase,
decorated in famille rose, the body with
eight horses in an encircling landscape,
millefiori p tterns decor te the nec nd
shoulder. Four-character mark under the
base. Height 230. See page 20. $150
444
A pair of Chinese famille rose lidded
vases, inverse baluster shape, painted
with p nels of song irds nd owering
branches reserved on a turquoise ground
p tterned with st lised lotus owers nd
tendrils, the domed lid surmounted by
foo dog fini ls
e l m r s under the
base. Height 300. See page 20. $225
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445
A Chinese famille rose wall vase, decorated with a panel painted with a woman
and child reserved on a turquoise ground
decorated with stylised lotus flowers.
Height 255. See page 20.
$100
446
A Chinese famille rose porcelain figure,
of a woman standing holding a gu form
vase. repairs and faults to hands. Height
400.
$400
447
A Chinese ‘Rose Medallion’ serving plate,
with reticulated border framing a panelled
centre in famille rose palette. Various labels
to the reverse including ‘Larnoch castle’,
paper label. 280 x 245.
$150
448
An old Chinese famille rose lidded jar,
c lindric l form multiple figures some
chipping to lid edge. Height 92. See page
17.
$100
449
An old Chinese celadon glazed small
bowl, moulded stiff leaf design in relief
to the exterior, small foot ring. diameter
110, raised on turned hardwood stand.
old david cooke Antiques label to the
base. purchased by our vendor’s family
1971. provenance ex. the roberts estate,
Featherston. See page 14.
$300
449A
Three Chinese monochrome glazed
bowls, with Qing royal Kitchen calligraphic marks under the base, the
larger sang de Boeuf glazed, the others
of equal size, one rose pink, the other
apricot glazed. Largest diameter 130.
See page 14.
$350
450
An old armorial Chinese export ware
blue and white charger, blue and white
encircling leaf scroll and other bands,
the fielded shield form c rtouche with
di gon l stripes fine d r rown gl ed
rim, underglaze blue mark to the reverse
within twin circles. diameter 430. ex. the
roberts estate collection, Featherston,
purchased 1984 from a local antique
dealer. See page 20.
$600
451
An old Chinese blue and white lidded vase,
baluster form, dragon amongst cloud
decoration, some chipping to the lid. Four
character marks in underglaze blue to the
base. Height 220. See page 17.
$120
452
An old Chinese blue and white lidded
ginger jar, o oid form fine lue entwined
tendril and floral decoration. Height
140.
$120
453
An old Chinese blue and white ginger
jar, the plain ground with restrained
decor tion of sp ced or l rondels fine
geometric scroll border to the top, no lid.
Height 190.
$150
454
An 18thC Chinese porcelain ‘tobacco
leaf’ patterned plate, famille rose highlights, minor frit to rim. diameter 234. See
page 20.
$150
455
An 18thC Chinese blue and white octagonal plate, traditional coastal scene
decoration highlighted with buildings,
boats and trees, the border with coin and
utter highlights h ir cr c
i meter
235. See page 20.
$120
456
Four Tek Sing shipwreck pottery wine
bottles, t pered form with mildl
red
neck, matt glaze. Height 170.
$200
457
A pair of Chinese porcelain green glazed
parrots, classical pose perched upon a
pierced rock, stylised painted feather
detail, pale speckled breast, deep red
brown beaks and feet. Height 220. See
page 17.
$250
458
A Chinese green glazed porcelain parrot
figure on a fancy French ormolu base,
stylised black painted feather design,
pale green front with black dot decoration, classically raised on a rocky base
with circul r piercings fitted to
rench
scrolling ormolu base of rectangular
form. Height 225. See page 17. $220
459
A pair of Chinese earthenware turquoise
glazed classical parrot figures, each
upon a rocky base with circular pierced
design, all-over striking glaze. Heights
240.
$350
460
A pair of Chinese yellow glazed crested
parrots, classically modelled upon a
rocky green base, dark red/brown beak
and feet highlights. Height 245. $250
461
A pair of Chinese large green glazed
parrot figures, traditionally modelled with
feathers in relief, blue highlights, yellow
crest, the traditional rocky bases in brown
and dark brown glaze with pierced highlights. Height 350.
$350
462
A pair of fine Chinese porcelain vases,
baluster shape, decorated in underglaze
blue with sinuous dragons and reishi
fungus decorating the body and neck,
a lappet panel encircles the shoulder,
marked under the foot ring with an underglaze blue double circle. purchased
by our vendor from cordy’s in 1973.
Height 220. See page 20.
$650
463
A Large Chinese blue and white porcelain lidded jar, decorated with Kangxi
or l designs nd c lligr phic s m ols
square fret borders pattern the shoulder
and rim of the lid. Height 420.
$200.
464
An 18thC Chinese porcelain mug with
pol chrome en mel or l decor tion
and loop handle. some frits. Height 110.
See page 17.
$120
465
A Chinese porcelain blue and white
vase, spherical shape with broad trumpet mouth, decorated with foo dogs
amongst clouds and lightning motifs,
four-character mark under the base. old
crack to neck. Height 240.
$140
466
A Chinese meiping vase, decorated in
underglaze blue with phoenixes on a
or l p tterned ground eight
See
page 20.
$450
467
A large Chinese porcelain blue and white
shoulder vase, decorated with dragons
on a cloud and lightning motif ground.
the trumpet mouth with copper/bound
rim. Height 540. See page 20.
$450
468
A Chinese porcelain blue and white jug,
of ‘silver shape’, decorated with a river
scene and buildings. Height 130. $200
469
A Chinese porcelain jar, of squat circular
shape decorated with two relief panels
of hilly landscapes, lion mask handles issue from the sides, friezes of square scroll
pattern encircle the mouth and foot ring.
pale aubergine glazed. six character
daoguang mark under the base. diameter 120. See page 17.
$250
470
A Chinese porcelain double gourd vase
decorated in the manner of cloisonné,
p tterned with st lised lotus owers nd
tendrils on a black ground, four character yongzheng seal mark under the base.
small glaze frit restored on side. Height
190. See page 20.
$800
471
A Chinese cloisonné teapot squat circular shape with a brass loop handle,
decorated with stylised lotus and tendrils, some cloisonné with enamel, some
empty showing the copper ground.
Height 180. See page 20.
$150
472
A Chinese porcelain panel, painted with
three figures nd with c lligr phic inscription and seal marks, timber framed.
overall 360 x 350.
$600
473
A Chinese blanc-de-chine Kuanyin,
professionally restored hands and minor
chip to base. Height 290.
$100
474
A Chinese blanc-de-chine Kuanyin
figure, the goddess sits in repose upon
a rock plinth, and alms dish and mala
beads beside her. impressed marks to
back of robe. Height 320.
$300
475
A Chinese porcelain figure of Putai, the
happy Buddha, modelled with children
clambouring over him. decorated in
polychrome glazes. raised on a wooden plinth with fretwork back. height
overall 420.
$220
476
A Chinese natural and glazed terracotta
statuette of a lion and snake, in the manner of Antoine Louis Bayre. the unglazed
animals raised on a chun-type glazed
base. Width 230. See page 20.
$150
477
A Chinese terracotta finely modelled
statuette of a lion, unglazed body, glazed
detail to eyes, teeth and claws. Width
210. See page 20.
$120
478
An early 20thC Chinese carved bone
and bamboo mahjong set, complete
148 piece set including spare tiles, along
with dice, booklet, calculating card and
numerous bone counters, all in a rosewood box, the sliding lid with two carved
characters.
$275
479
A small Chinese silvered metal box, of
square shape, the lid decorated with
calligraphy. 80 x 80.
$100
480
A Chinese scholar’s stone (gongshi), the
natural weather worn stone of mixed
white and green marble-like quality displays, the form of a mountainous ridge
line. raised on a conforming wooden
plinth. Width 480.
$400
481
An old Chinese silvered metal opium
pipe, with engraved decoration of
figures, animals and flowers. Height
350.
$120
482
An old rhinoceros horn, the large
horn with natural curvature and wide
solid base, old dark patina, 2.54kgs.
Length of front curvature 420. See
page 20.
$40,000 to $50,000
483
A quality Japanese silver tea and coffee
service, of four pieces with accompanying sugar tongs, each piece decorated
in high relief with g irises the
luster
shape coffee pot and teapot with
handles inset with horn heat-insulators,
the pot lids and the sugar basin lid with
fini ls of conforming owers the h ndles
of the sugar basin and milk jug formed of
iris strap leaves. each piece signed and
with Assay mark under the base. coffee
pot height 260. total weight 2330gms.
See page 20.
$5000
484
A Chinese silver two-handled presentation cup, hemispherical shape with loop
handles, raised on knopped stem and
circul r spre ding foot or l decor ted
rim ngr ed
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‘presented to G. p. Forster, esquire by
Z. t. tsang’, both Forster and tsang are
recorded as employees of Jardines (one
the original Hong Kong trading houses)
in the 1930s. diameter 140, 400gms. See
page 20.
$550
485
A Chinese silver box, rectangular shape,
the hinged lid and walls chased and engr ed with e uestri n w rriors figures nd
pavilion in wooded landscapes. 1560gms.
275 x 160 x 75. See page 20.
$900
486
A 1920s Chinese silver cocktail set ,
the ewer, decorated in high relief with
a sinuous dragon circling the tapering
c lindric l od the short spout fitted
with a cork secured by a chain, the lid
with un fini l simil rl fitted with cor
and with plain scroll handle. Marked
for the china Jewellery co. Height 295,
gms together with fi e conforming
silver shot glasses and one extra in similar
manner. Marked for the china Jewellery co. diameter 300, 690 gms, with a
matching silver circular tray, engraved
to the centre with a sinuous dragon and
mystic pearl, relief dragons encircle the
rim. diameter 300, 690gms. See page
20.
$1400
487
An early 20th C. Chinese silver Tackhing
large cigarette case, long rectangular
form, the front in high relief with a sinuous
dragon, the circular cartouche representing the m stic pe rl fine h mmered
ground and detail, makers mark to the
interior and stamped ‘90% siLVer’. 180 x
85, 256gms. See page 20.
$380
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A Chinese export silver bowl, circular
with pierced and repoussé worked walls
decorated with two dragons on a background of clouds of reishi shape, raised
on a foot ring, marked underneath ‘90’,
and stamped ideogram. diameter 115.
Weight 180gms.
$120
489
A Japanese silver backed hairbrush and
hand mirror, repoussé with a design of
irises on a hammer finished ground. $200
490
A set of seven Japanese silver framed
shot glasses, the frames pierced and
moulded with irises, marked under the
base ‘Arthur & Bond, yokohama, sterling’.
$120
491
A 19thC Chinese silver goblet, the bell
bowl raised on three stems modelled as
bamboo, their foliage engraved to the
bowl, their roots issuing from a circular
domed foot further moulded with rocks.
stamped to base Wang Hing, c1870.
Height 180, 257gms. See page 20. $300
492
A c.1840 Chinese silver goblet by
Khechong of Canton, classical form with
spreading circular foot, the six panels
with standing acanthus leaf framing,
conforming decoration to the foot, remains of gilt to the interior, maker’s marks
stamped to the internal foot ring. Height
140, 165gms.
$160
493
A Chinese silver and pearl shell tazza,
the polished pearl shell raised on three
legs detailed as bamboo. Marked for
the maker Wang Hing and stamped ‘85’.
total 320gms. Height 100.
$175
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A c.1950 N.Z. silver and enamel ‘kingfisher’ brooch, green, blue, and yellow
dominant enamel tones, impressed
marks to the reverse including bird name
and the maker ‘c & p’. Length 50. See
page 21.
$160
501
A c.1950 N.Z. silver and enamel ‘parakeet’ brooch, similar to above. See page
24.
$140
502
An Edwardian 9ct. yellow gold and
greenstone fob spinner, the triangular
section spinner intaglio cut with a kiwi,
fi ed ch in t pe lin fr me support See
page 24.
$160
503
An early 20thC 9ct. rose gold mounted
greenstone pendant, l rge si e
ttened
form with rounded base, engraved
mount. See page 21.
$140
504
A c.1900 N.Z. 9ct. yellow gold and greenstone Maltese cross, n.Z. and fern leaf to
the central strap. See page 24.
$110
505
A colonial 9ct. gold and greenstone
pendant, the teardrop shape greenstone
with engraved 9ct. rose gold cap, to-
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$150
506
An impressive banded agate bead
necklace, the alternating large and
small banded agate beads in black,
white and red, threaded onto a fine
chain. See page 21.
$150
507
An opal bead necklace, the 60 round
graduated size opal beads with small
crystal beads between, with a 9ct. gold
clasp, also set with seven small cabochon opals, central stone absent. See
page 24.
$650
508
An Elsa Morrah retro jewellery suite, earrings, ring and pendant comprising a
central panel of gold stone with a metal
multi-stem mount, in original leather
pouch and the invitation to the exhibition
at the dowse, 1983. See page 21. $100
509
An opera length jade bead necklace,
130 uniform apple green jade beads, gilt
metal clasp. See page 21.
$200
510
Three African tribal necklaces, vegetable ivory, horn, old turquoise, metal
ovoid beads and wooden discs - one
with horn cross pendant. Lengths 630,
790, 600. See page 21.
$250
511
A string of Baltic amber beads, the round
butterscotch amber of graduating size,
requires restringing. See page 21. $250
512
A Baltic amber necklace, comprising
graduated pieces of semi-polished amber. See page 21.
$220
513
A Baltic amber necklace, comprising
graduating size round polished amber
pieces, parrot beak clasp. 50.4gms. See
page 21.
$320
514
A Baltic amber necklace, comprising
graduated polished amber nuggets.
37.70gms. See page 21.
$280
515
An old ivory bead necklace, the 37 large
round graduating size ivory beads with
an ivory screw clasp. See page 21.$450
516
A vintage ivory bead necklace, the
round graduating size beads with an
ivory screw clasp. See page 21. $250
517
A vintage ivory bangle, curved form. See
page 21.
$250
518
A large ivory bangle, curved form with
notched lineal decoration. See page
21.
$450
519
A vintage ivory bangle, two sections
carved with chinese dragons. See page
21.
$150
520
A lapis lazuli necklace, 31 rondel shaped
beads with small round lapis beads between, large silver parrot beak clasp. See
page 21.
$150
521
A vintage opera length jade necklace,
the graduated round jade beads of a
variegated apple green colour on silver
chain links. See page 21.
$150
22
522
A Bohemian garnet pendant/brooch, the
ornate shaped pendant festooned with
facet cut deep red Bohemian garnets,
with conforming bale, glass locket at
reverse for a photo. See page 24. $350
523
A Bohemian garnet and pearl bracelet,
the
owerhe d p nels set with si
small facet cut Bohemian garnets with
a pearl to the centre, hinged clasp with
safety chain. See page 24.
$180
524
An Art Deco Bohemian garnet brooch, the
lozenge form brooch set with facet cut
garnets with conforming garnet set cross
piece to the centre. See page 24. $280
525
A c.1913 15ct. yellow gold half-hinged
snap bangle, plain d-form, hallmarked
Birmingham 1913. 20gms.
$800
527
A Victorian 9ct gold, diamond and peridot bangle, the top set with three facet
cut peridot and two round brilliant cut
diamonds, with the addition of decorative scrolling and gold balls, hinge clasp
and safety chain.
$450
528
A 9ct. rose gold curb link charm bracelet,
with padlock clasp, and silver gilt and
enamel medal, 23gms.
$400
529
A modern silver jewellery suite, a domed
bangle and conforming earrings and
ring.
$150
530
A contemporary Mexican silver bracelet,
comprising four ridged and hinged sections, each set with a large oval obsidian
stone in a rub-over mount.
$120
531
Four decorative silver jewellery items,
includes two cuff bangles, one with three
wide plain ribbed sections separated by
fine pl ited wire
nds the other sm ller
and similar, the two rings of conforming
design.
$150
532
Four conforming jewellery pieces,
includes: a triple strand agate bead
r celet with on
rs nd sil er fittings, a pair of modernist onyx and silver
earrings and ring, together with a silver
backed brooch, the central onyx panel
flanked by two large variable agate
panels.
$160
533
A modernist silver and CZ ring and earring set, the large earrings with emerald
cut stones in rub-over mounts, the ring
with a rounded triangular table top set
with a raised oval facet cut cZ in a rubover mount.
$100
534
Assorted modernist silver jewellery, includes: a wide silver cuff with two raised
ribs, angled design, together with two
pairs of earrings.
$150
535
A silver and lapis lazuli hinged bangle
and a pair of earrings, 1980s modernist
design.
$150
536
A Swedish silver mid-century brooch,
the centre decorated with snow drops,
signed tenn to the reverse. See page
21.
$120
537
A heavy silver and aquamarine dress
ring, the avant-garde design set with a
hexagonal facet cut aquamarine, with
m tt rushed finish to the sil er
538
A vintage 9ct. yellow gold charm bracelet, the approx. 30 9ct. gold charms of
various forms including a kiwi, egyptian
themes, regal crown, jandal, dolphin, etc. Heart padlock form clasp.
32.7gms.
$850
539
An early 20thC 15ct. yellow gold heart
form pendant, scroll engraved part detail, set with a single facet cut sapphire.
5.4gms. See page 24.
$200
540
An Edwardian 9ct. yellow gold pendant
on chain, the sm ll open wor ed or l
pendant highlighted with turquoise
cabochons and seed pearls, later 9ct.
yellow gold chain. See page 24. $200
541
A 9ct. rose gold fob chain, decorative
sh ped nd pierced t lin s the longer
bars alternating with near square smaller
sections. 13gms.
$400
542
A Victorian 15ct. yellow gold and hardstone fob pendant/locket, circular form,
bloodstone and sardonyx panels, the
suspension ring c ptured
the two fittings to the top. See page 24.
$160
543
An Edwardian 9ct. rose gold, seed pearl
and blue stone pendant/brooch, open
scrolling form. See page 24.
$120
544
A c.1900 9ct. yellow gold and citrine fob
spinner, traditional faceted triangular
spinner in engraved and shaped gold
frame. See page 24.
$220
545
A c.1900 18ct. yellow gold and sardonyx
fob spinner, circular form, twin panelled,
graduating bead and leaf form frame.
See page 24.
$250
546
A 14ct. yellow gold and gold nugget
necklace, the approximately sized yellow
gold nuggets with small circular and oval
chain links between, two ‘dog-clip- clasps
attached. 20gms. Length 445.
$1100
547
A c.1900 14ct. yellow gold and amethyst fob spinner, the pale oval facet
cut amethyst in a pierced scrolling and
engraved mount. See page 24. $320
548
A c.1900 uncommon 9ct. yellow gold
watch key/seal, shaped as a harp with
fi e wire twist strings engr ed det il
the top with e fitting the circul r p le
onyx base engraved with a monogram.
See page 24.
$300
549
A c.1900 18ct. yellow gold mounted
bloodstone spinner, the triangular section spinner with three intaglio cut crests,
plain strap frame. See page 24. $700
550
An 18ct. white gold diamond and black
pearl pendant, the black pearl set in a
scrolling diamond set bale, with a silver
box chain. See page 24.
$220
551
An 18ct. gold diamond and black pearl
ring, the semi-baroque black south seas
pearl secured to a tapered domed crosso er
nd with e ch uted shoulder set
with three round brilliant cut diamonds.
Valuation available. See page 24.$350
552
An 18ct yellow gold and diamond
pendant, the 0.60ct modern round
brilliant cut diamond in a rub-over
mount, the bezel drilled with holes at
sides to take a threaded chain, valuation available.
$550
553
A 9ct. yellow gold muff chain, the fine
curb link chain with one dog clip, weight
20gms.
$350
554
A 9ct. rose gold fob seal, the carnelian seal
engraved with Mary. See page 24. $150
555
An 1804 King George III gold third guinea
coin.
$240
556
A cultured pearl necklace, the lustrous
deep cream pearls of uniform size, with
an 18ct white gold clasp with conforming
pearl to the centre.
$250
557
An Art Deco platinum, jade and diamond
brooch, the double shape bezel and
pillar style mount set with 28 single cut
diamonds, the carved jade centre of a
mid-green tone, with platinum pin and
safety clasp, in old box. Length 50. See
page 24.
$1500
558
An 18ct white and yellow gold emerald
and diamond ring, the 0.92 carat emerald cut emerald in a yellow gold rub over
mount, surrounded by 16 round brilliant
cut diamonds bead set to the white gold
mount, the natural emerald of medium
colour and type ii-12 clarity, tdW 0.42.
See page 24.
$1600
559
An 18ct. yellow gold, emerald and diamond ring, the 3.83ct. emerald cut columbian emerald in a four claw mount,
surrounded by 130 small round brilliant
cut diamonds in a pavé setting, the split
shoulders also set with small round brilliant
cut diamonds. tdW 0.65ct. GiA report
and valuation ($10,600) available. See
page 24.
$1800
560
An 18ct. yellow gold and diamond
cluster ring, the 0.60ct. oval facet cut
diamond claw set to the centre, a further
14 brilliant cut diamonds channel set to
the front and back of a cross-over mount,
colour of main diamond F-G. Valuation
available. tdW 0.85ct.
$1700
561
An 18ct. yellow and white gold diamond
solitaire ring, the 0.55ct. round brilliant
cut diamond in a white gold rex mount to
the centre of a woven split shank set with
38 small round brilliant cut diamonds,
tdW 1.14cts., colour d-H. Valuation available. See page 24.
$1700
562
An 18ct. yellow gold, ruby and diamond
set traditional pendant, the large oval
cabochon treated ruby of 13.0ct. held
by 4 pillar claws on an open scrolling
ground highlighted with curving rows of
50 modern round brilliant cut diamonds
totalling 1.10ct. Valuation available. See
page 24.
$1800
563
A modern 18ct. yellow gold and diamond hinged bangle, traditional form,
the top with 28 channel-set round brilliant
cut diamonds totalling 2.34ct., push in
box clasp with two safety clips. Valuation
available. See page 24.
$2200
563A
An 18ct. white gold and diamond bracelet, 13 small brilliant cut diamonds claw
set between lozenge form links, the links
with m tt finish push cl sp with s fet
catches. See page 24.
$850
564
A cornflower blue sapphire and diamond dress ring, the 5.9ct. sapphire
cl w set on fine sinuous
nd mounted with multiple small diamonds, approximate tdW 0.43cts, set in 18ct. white
gold.
$2250
565
An impressive 3.02cts. solitaire diamond
ring, the plain rhodium plated 18ct. white
gold mount with four claws, the modern
round brilliant cut diamond reported as
3.02cts. and of ‘excellent’ make, e-colour
and i2 clarity, insurance valuation available. See page 24.
$22,500
566
An estate lady’s palladium three stone
diamond dress ring, old Mine cuts with
larger central set, claw set, decorative
engraved shoulders and band. $180
567
An early 20thC 15ct. yellow gold and
natural opal bridge ring, the fi e o l
opals graduating in a row, claw set. See
page 24.
$160
568
An estate 9ct. yellow gold snake ring, the
head and tail highlighted with diamonds
and rubies.
$160
569
A c.1920 lady’s 18ct. yellow gold and
platinum diamond set ring, the square
top setting with an old brilliant cut
di mond
n ed
three sm ller side
panels each with a diamond.
$220
570
An early 20thC 18ct. yellow gold and
three stone diamond ring, the old brilliant
cut diamonds claw set in a row. $250
571
A lady’s estate 18ct. yellow gold and
diamond solitaire ring, the top white gold
setting and eight claws supporting the
modern brilliant cut diamond.
$220
572
A vintage 16ct. yellow gold and blue
topaz dress ring, the large pale blue
emerald cut topaz in a rub-over mount,
plain design, stamped gold and maker’s
marks. See page 24.
$300
573
A vintage 9ct. gold and amethyst ring,
the oval facet cut amethyst claw set,
leaf decoration to upright shoulders. See
page 24.
$150
574
A 9ct. yellow gold and opal ring, the oval
t c ochon
ct mil op l cl w set
upright shoulders and plain band. See
page 24.
$550
575
An 18ct mabe pearl and diamond ring,
the large mabe pearl in a rub-over mount
surrounded by 25 small round brilliant cut
diamonds. See page 24.
$450
576
A c.1900 18ct. yellow gold and diamond
tie/stick pin, in original purple velvet
box, the single old brilliant cut diamond
set in a gold mount with wide screw
circul r
c p nel the o
lso fitted
with a stick pin to receive the diamond
mounted head, marked 18ct.
$150
577
A vintage 14ct. yellow gold and amethyst bug brooch, the abdomen and
thorax as facet cut amethysts, the open
wings, head and legs with naturalistic
detail in 14ct. yellow gold. See page
24.
$220
578
A 9ct. gold and amethyst brooch, the
large oval facet cut amethyst claw set
to the centre of a split bar brooch, in
original box. See page 24.
$150
579
A Georgian 9ct. gold and paste mourning brooch, the small rectangular brooch
set with an outer ring of small facet cut
paste amethysts, the centre with hair
under crystal. See page 24.
$120
580
A 9ct. yellow gold and opal ring, the
2.5ct. oval cabochon milk opal in a rubover mount, pierced decoration to the
shoulders, broad tapering band. See
page 24.
$450
581
A 9ct. yellow gold and opal brooch, the
6.1ct. heart-shaped cabochon milk opal
claw-set to the centre of a double gold
band. See page 24.
$650
582
A 14ct. yellow gold cameo brooch/pendant, the cameo carved with a bouquet
of three owers nd le es in ru o er
mount with rope edge decoration,
length 30. See page 24.
$120
cLocKs & WAtcHes
583
A ladies Rolex Oyster perpetual date-just
wristwatch, steel c se with uted gold
bezel, gold dial with gold batons and
hands, magnified date at 3, stainless
steel and gold rolex bracelet with foldover clasp, with original papers, and red
leather wallet. See page 24.
$750
584
A vintage 9ct gold lady’s Rolex wristwatch, with original rolex strap, case,
box and papers. the guarantee receipt
dated 1964. not in working order. Weight
15gms. See page 24.
$600
585
An early 20thC Swiss made split seconds
stop watch, the silver plated traditional
case with white enamelled open face,
named with retailer ‘H. Williamson Ltd.
London’, subsidiary minutes dial, the
back with a broad arrow (military) above
no.81650. split second push button to the
case side. Working. note: Williamson are
noted suppliers of military watches. See
page 24.
$350
586
A vintage Omega stopwatch, the two
push 30 second sweep stopwatch in good
working order, with metal mesh neck chain.
23
590
589
583
585
558
551
587
559
573
574
572
575
567
565
580
584
588
561
507
502
579
547
542
327A
562
522
545
543
577
549
554
544
582
504
523
581
578
524
548
539
563A
550
501
24
563
557
540
provenance: once used by Arnold stafford
in “Formula 3” car racing in england and in
the n.Z. Grand prix.
$650
587
A large Hebdomas movement gent’s
wristwatch, the circular chromed case
frame with glazed covers front and
back, the face with 3/4 white porcelain
ground with roman numerals, gilded
ower det il nd
d s tr dition l
exposed balance wheel, the back with
various medal and ribbon enclosed detail, stitched black leather strap, working.
diameter 48, pocket watch type case
with stem wind. See page 24.
$160
588
A c.1915 gent’s 9ct. yellow gold half
hunter wristwatch, blue recessed enamel
to the outside cover, minor losses, the
white enamel dial with Arabic numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial, working. 25gms.
See page 24.
$300
589
An early 20thC (WWI) silver circular
cased gent’s wristwatch, the white
enamel dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary dial, the stem wind movement in
working order, modern stitched black
leather strap. See page 24.
$120
590
An 18ct. gold half hunter pocket watch,
provenance to Francis Brodie (see lot
313), the hinged cover with blue enamel
inlaid roman numerals opening to reveal
a white enamel face with roman numerals, railtrack minutes, subsidiary seconds
dial, the watch back engraved and with
remnants of blue enamel with the crest
of the Brodie clan: a dexter hand raised
holding a sheath of three arrows beneath
the motto ‘unite’, and further with his
monogram. 60gms. See page 24. $1250
591
A French brass cased carriage clock,
the traditional corniche case with swing
handle and platform base, the white
enamel dial with black roman numerals, working and complete with key. See
page 27.
$180
592
A brass cased carriage clock, the case
with decorative dentil cornice and
lower frieze; white enamel dial with roman numerals. Working and with key
but spring requires attention. Height
115. See page 27.
$250
593
A Victorian black slate and red marble
cased mantel clock, the cream enamel
dial with roman numerals, striking mechanism. Height 300.
$150
594
An early 20thC electric mantel timepiece
by the Eureka Clock Co. Ltd, patent
14614, c.1906, the cream enamel dial
with roman numerals housed in a mahogany case with bevelled glass door.
Height 330.
$550
siLVer
595
An Edwardian silver heart form chatelaine scent bottle, large plain body,
screw lid, suspension chains attached at
each shoulder. Birmingham 1901. $120
596
A George III silver vinaigrette, unusual
ri ed form with fine engr ed repe ting
diamond pattern, the gilded interior including the original pierced grille. Birmingham
1816 by Wardell & Kempson.
$220
597
A large Edwardian silver photo frame,
decorated with bows and swags, requires minor repair, Birmingham 1909, 260
x 320. See page 27.
$350
598
A modern 925 standard silver freestanding photo frame of plain oval shape,
length 180.
$100
599
An early 20thC silver photo frame,
shaped rectangular form with serpentine
top fine repe ting scroll decor ted orders, blue velvet backing, strut attached.
Birmingham 1911 by Green & cadbury
Ltd. 240 x 180. See page 27.
$180
600
A small William IV silver vinaigrette,
rectangular form, engraved wriggle
and prick design, the gilded interior with
pierced and engraved grill. Birmingham
1834 by edward smith.
$240
601
An early Victorian silver card case, fine
machine engraved, rectangular form,
gilded interior, the shield form cartouche
presentation engraved ‘Jane’. Birmingham
1839 by nathaniel Mills. 92 x 67.
$440
602
Two silver photo frames, both rectangular, the larger with oak back and strut,
Birmingham 1911, 240 x 175; the smaller
Birmingham 1919, 170 x 125. See page
27.
$140
603
A rare Liberty & Co. Art Nouveau ‘Cymric’
silver buckle, of leaf and tendril design,
width 110, London 1899, both pieces
hallmarked and with maker’s marks. See
page 27.
$650
604
An early Victorian period crested silver
cased travelling shaving brush with
fine engine turned decor tion length
extended 140, London 1839. See page
27.
$175
605
An Edwardian period silver mounted
glass inkwell with embossed decoration
in the French manner, cherubs, leaves,
scrolls etc. chester 1905. diameter 120.
See page 14.
$120
606
An Edwardian Art Nouveau small mantel clock, the oak case with impressed
silver front decorated with a dutch girl
and ‘Whats o’clock?’, the enamel dial
with Arabic numerals, in working order.
Birmingham 1907. 100 x 150.
$250
607
A late Victorian silver spirit kettle, regency-style with vertical half lobed
decoration to the body and lid, ebonised
handle, the burner stand with lion’s paw
feet, London 1882 by Martin, Hall & co.,
weight 867gms.
$400
608
An early Victorian three-piece silver
tea set, the octagonal form teapot with
matching sugar and cream, geometric
nd or l decor tions of the p nels
sm ll unch of owers forms the nop to
the teapot lid, original gilt to the cream
and sugar. London 1847 by charles reily
& George storer. 1390gms. See page
27.
$850
609
An early 20thC silver teapot, oval baluster
form. Birmingham 1919. 357gms. $250
610
An Edwardian period embossed silver
teapot with e onised h ndle nd fini l
Birmingham 1902 by William turner. With
pakuranga Hunt club presentation inscription. Length 235.
$120
611
An Edwardian period Georgian Revival
silver chocolate pot, plain baluster shape
with three pad feet and wood handle.
heffield
rrison ros
owson
Height 150. See page 27.
$140
612
A Victorian silver teapot of bulbous shape,
uted nd orn tel em ossed nd engraved. London 1869 by richard sibley.
some wear. diameter 130.
$300
613
A mid-20thC Georgian Revival fourpiece silver tea set with ivory handles,
rectangular shape with canted corners,
raised on pad feet, the hot water pot
nd te pot with i or h ndles nd finials, the milk jug with handle of conforming sh pe heffield
iners td
1955gms. See page 27.
$1200
614
A stylish modern clear glass claret jug of
baluster shape, the plain silver mounts
with beaded borders. London 1982.
Height 270. See page 27.
$350
615
An early 20thC N.Z. presentation silver
table centrepiece, octagonal form with
raised tall trumpet vase upon a large
spreading dish on a waisted stem with
scrolling arms supporting two smaller
conforming dishes, spreading base,
pierced scroll engraved wide border
panels, presentation engraved ‘presented to Mrs Felix McGuire by Friends
as a token of their esteem & regards
on her departure from Mount royal,
taranaki, 30.4.13’. Birmingham 1911 by
stewart dawson & co. Ltd. note: Felix
McGuire born 1847 in county Fermanagh, ireland, arrived in new Zealand
c.1864 and served throughout the
Waikato campaign, also serving in the
taranaki campaign where he joined the
cavalry company at Wanganui serving
in engagements against titokowaru,
mentioned in dispatches. then becoming politic ll
cti e ecoming the first
mayor of Hawera, retiring from this position in 1882. it is noted that ‘Mr McGuire
resides at Mount royal, near oakura,
and farms on an extensive scale. He
married a daughter of the late Mr J.
Quinn, of Wanganui in 1868...’. this silver
centrepiece being a presentation to
his wife on their departure from Mount
royal. 1704gms. Height 400. See page
27.
$1800
616
An early 20thC silver salver, the elegant pie-crust rim with leaf scroll cast
highlights, a wide band of encircling
engraving to the centre, raised on three
decorative leaf scroll feet. chester 1915
by Barker Bros. provenance: the estate
25
of Mrs Felix McGuire as above. 864gms.
diameter 325. See page 27.
$900
617
A 28 piece William IV silver fiddle, thread
& shell cutlery service, comprising; six
table spoons, six dinner forks, six dessert
forks, six dessert spoons, two teaspoons
and two mustard spoons. London 1830,
1831 & 1834, together with a silver mustard spoon. All bearing the Brodie family
crest. total 2205gms. (see lot 313). See
page 27.
$1200
618
A George IV Scottish silver soup ladle,
fiddle p ttern the h ndle engr ed with
the crest of the Brodie clan: a dexter
hand raised holding a sheath of three
arrows beneath the motto ‘unite’. edinburgh 1826 by david Hodges. 190gms.
(see lot 313). See page 27.
$250
619
A pair of George IV silver sauce ladles,
old english pattern, oval bowls. London 1813 by thomas Jenkinson. total
71gms.
$120
620
A George III silver sauce ladle, old english pattern. London 1815 by eley & Fearn
(marks indistinct). 52gms.
$90
621
A Geo III silver and ivory Stilton cheese
scoop together with a pickle fork, the
silver scoop with original pusher, tapered
handle. Birmingham 1809 by it, unknown,
together with a silver plate tri-pronged
pickle fork with sliding pusher, cylindrical
ivory handle.
$200
622
An early 19thC silver fiddle pattern fish
slice, long handle, the shaped blade
of mildly dished form with restrained
engraved and pierced decoration, no
hallmarks. 102gms. See page 27. $100
623
Three Georgian period silver tablespoons,
two are old english, London 1787 and
together with crested fiddle p ttern spoon, London 1824. Makers include
peter and William Bateman.
$175
624
A set of six matching crested fiddle and
thread pattern silver tablespoons. London 1833 by William Johnson. 479gms.
See page 27.
$300
625
Four Victorian period fiddle pattern silver
salt spoons. newcastle 1844, London
1845 and a pair London 1848 by J. & A.
savory.
$100
626
A George IV Irish fiddle pattern silver
caddy spoon. dublin 1824 by Joshua
Buckton.
$120
627
A fiddle pattern silver mustard spoon
London 1866, two Georgian silver salt
spoons, fiddle pattern London 1827,
nother crested fiddle thre d nd shell
London 1807.
$120
628
A set of silver sugar tongs in the form of a
hinged wishbone. Birmingham 1948 by
James swann & son. Length 95. $100
629
A Georgian period Old English and
thread pattern silver sauce ladle, London
1800 by thomas Wallis, together with a
26
William iV silver dessert spoon. London
1835 by Mary chawner.
$150
630
A George III silver double ended shell
back marrow scoop, tr dition l finel t pered narrow and wider end scoops, the
larger with shell detail to the bowl back,
crested with a circular garter. London 1815
by William eley & William earn.
$275
631
A silver 19thC mustard spoon and salt
spoon, old english pattern, various dates
and makers.
$110
632
A George III silver tablespoon, old english pattern, with drop heel. London 1809
by thomas northcote. 42gms.
$90
633
A George III silver tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern with shell heel and engraved
etroth l initi ls to the fini l
c
ondon 1762 by thomas rowe. 52gms.$90
634
A pair of William IV silver tablespoons,
old english pattern. London 1830,
probably by William easterbrook. total
125gms.
$175
635
A pair of George III silver sugar tongs.
London 1808 by ellis & George Bowman.
$75
636
A Victorian silver fancy embossed rose
bowl, crested with winged griffin within
a c-scroll cartouche, further embossed
with or ls nd conforming scrolls in n
encircling band, the spreading circular
foot with similar embossing. London
1892. diameter 240, height 160. 715gms.
See page 27.
$500
637
A miniature silver rose bowl ornately embossed in the French manner with leaves,
owers nd scrolls di meter
hester
1915.
$110
638
A good quality Victorian period silver
goblet, with finel engr ed decor tion
of garlands, leaves, ribbons, etc. London
1860 by charles thomas Fox and George
Fox. the military crest and inscription on
se for edford olunteer i es o
company to capt. W.A. crosbie. Height
180.
$275
639
A Victorian period silver goblet, with
finel engr ed decor tion of ferns nd
leaves. Birmingham 1881 by Hilliard &
thomason. presented by the Auckland
polo club sports in 1894 to H.c. tonks on
Lucy Gray. Height 220.
$200
640
An American Gorham silver quaich, with
scroll decorated rim and pierced handle.
84gms. diameter 100.
$100
641
A Geo IV silver serving dish, oval shape
with uid serpentine rim with pierced
border. Birmingham 1914 by Gorham
Manufacturing co. Length 330. 440gms.
See page 27.
$275
642
A Georgian Revival silver piecrust salver.
heffield
gms i meter
See page 27.
$250
643
A 1977 silver commemorative salver,
engraved ‘Queen’s silver Jubilee 195277. the college of Arms’. engraved with
‘the royal Arms’ of Qeii, all detailed on
reverse. London 1977. 563gms. diameter
268.
$360
644
A good Victorian period silver plate cruet
stand with ornate pierced gallery, four
scroll feet and central handle, height
280, Maker J dixon & sons. together with
fi e origin l cut gl ss ottles nd one
replacement.
$250
645
A pair of old Sheffield plate wine coasters with foliate borders and turned wood
bases. diameter 160.
$120-$200
646
A small Edwardian period silver candlestick of Georgian style on stepped square
base. Height 90. chester 1909.
$150
647
A pair of small antique silver plate on
copper coffee pots of plain urn shape
with wood handles and circular bases,
height 190. See page 27.
$140
648
A George III silver cream jug, oval shape
with reeded rim and four ball feet. Length
130. London 1814 by edward Lees.$150
649
A George III silver salt, oval boat form
with shaped gadroon rim, raised on four
pad feet with shell decorated knees.
newcastle 1780 by William stalker & John
Mitchison.
$90
650
A silver plated capital for a sceptre or
staff, modelled as a bejewelled regal
crown surmounted by a lion passant.
Height 120. See page 14.
$100
651
An early 20th C. silver ring tree, the sixbranch central ‘tree’ upon a circular
dished base. Birmingham 1922.
$110
ruGs
652
An Afghan Turkoman hand knotted runner, the field decor ted with eight octagonal guls framed by multiple narrow
guards, in cherry red and black. 2880 x
840.
$250
653
An old Baluchi tent bag, decorated with
running dog motifs. pile face backed
with kilim weave. 1130 x 560.
$100
654
A pair of Afghan Bukhara Jalar tent
hangings, each decorated with typical
stylised motifs to the pile ground and
with a fringe of red, blue and black dyed
warp threads.
$450
655
A kilim cushion, st lised nim l or l
and geometric motifs in colours of red,
blue, black, pink, orange, tan, etc, with
blue linen backing and zip fastening.
480 x 500.
$130
656
A kilim cushion, similar to above, 480 x
500.
$130
657
A large kilim cushion, stylised animal,
or l nd geometric motifs in colours of
red, blue, black, pink, orange, tan, etc.,
with blue linen backing and zip fastening.980 x 600.
$250
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658
A large kilim cushion, similar to above 980
x 600.
$250
659
A hand-knotted Afshar carpet, the field
decorated with a large medallion incorporating smaller diamond medallions,
stylised plants and boteh motifs, on a
triple pend nt ended field ordered
elements of similar design. in indigo, red
and ivory tones. 2200 x 1620.
$275
660
A hand knotted Turkish Basmakgi rug,
the field decor ted with or l med llions
nd tr iling geometric motifs fi e order
guards with central wide guard in colours
of pale terracotta, blue lemon, green and
ivory. Faded. 1700 x 2000.
$300
661
A hand knotted Persian Seraband runner,
the field decor ted with rows of sm ll
oteh motifs fi e order gu rds with central wide guard in shades of red, green
and old ivory on a blue ground. 730 x
3080.
$575
662
A small hand knotted Afghan Turkoman
runner, the field decor ted with di mond
medallions and hooked running dog
border, three narrow border guards, in
colours of rich dark red, dark blue and
ivory. 530 x 1500.
$275
663
A fine hand knotted Isfahan wool pile
on silk rug, the field decor ted with
comple design of centr l or l medallion and leafy tendrils framed by a
ro d er ti order n ed
n rrower
guards, in tones of pale olive green, pale
blue, aubergine and old ivory. 1720 x
1080.
$500
664
An Afghan hand knotted runner, decorated with seven octagonal ‘elephant’s
oot guls long the length of the field
framed by three narrow borders in typical
rich red tones. 3000 x 800.
$600
665
An Iranian Bakhtiari carpet, the field
decorated with multiple ‘garden’ panels
fr med
st lised or l me nder order. 3000 x 1600.
$525
666
An Iranian hand knotted carpet, decor ted with centr l or l med llion with
pend nt ends surrounded
or l rosettes and tendrils and with quadrants to
the corners fr med
or l me nder
border between narrower guards. 2910
x 2000.
$500
667
An old hand knotted Afghan carpet, the
field decor ted with centr l med llion
surrounded
st lised or l sprigs nd
framed by multiple narrow borders and
guards, in madder and indigo. 1900 x
1340.
$525
668
A hand knotted Persian Hamadan rug, the
field with centr l row of single di mond
medallions and stylised bird, plant and
animal motifs, three border guards, in
colours of dark blue, rich red, green, pale
apricot and ivory. 1020 x 2500.
$475
669
A Turkish hand knotted rug, all wool, decorated with a step-sided medallion with
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pendant ends on a bright red ground
framed by blue and mustard borders.
1830 x 1060.
$225
670
An old Shiraz kilim rug, ll wool fine striped
design in tribal tones of red, green, orange,
lue etc fine geometric nd pl in
nd
design. 2300 x 1180.
$220
671
A tribal Shiraz wool decorative tent
fringe, multiple strands of bound wool to
the hand woven fringe highlighted with
cowrie shells and old blue buttons. $110
672
An old Shiraz tent fringe, similar to above
in dominant red tone, the wide fringe
almost entirely covered in vintage buttons.
$110
673
A Sharababak hand knotted carpet,
decorated with two large conjoined
medallions in tones of terracotta, indigo
and ivory on a terracotta ground decorated with small boteh motifs, framed by
a broad border with black background
and multiple geometric motifs, between
narrower guards of ivory tone. 2270 x
1750.
$450
674
A large hand knotted Tabriz carpet,
decorated with a central geometric
med llion surrounded
st lised or l
motifs and quadrants reflecting the
centre, framed by a main border incorporating palmettes and geometric
rosettes between narrower guards. 2900
x 2050.
$825
675
An Iranian Meymeh (Isfahan) hand
knotted carpet, the lozenge shaped diamond medallion and numerous chandelier motifs framed by a broad geometric
border incorporating blue tones that
repeat the colour in the quadrants. 3250
x 2200.
$750
676
A Persian Mashad wool on cotton carpet,
the red ground field with cur iline r or l
and tendril design in blue and pale green
dominant tones, the border guard with
lue ground nd or l design
2350.
$850
677
A semi-antique Persian Sharababak
wool on cotton rug, muted tones, the
rect ngul r field with two rows of four
diamond form guls framed by small geometric motifs, multiple border guards, in
colours of soft red and blue highlighted
with yellow and ivory. 2850 x 1920. $700
678
An Afghan Turkoman hand knotted carpet, decor ted with field of sm ll octagonal guls, and secondary cruciform
motifs flanked by multiple geometric
borders in tones of deep red, black and
ivory. 3000 x 2000.
$1275
679
A Persian Kerman wool on cotton rug,
the red ground field with restrained
or l decor tion the order with lue
ground highlighted with gold, ivory
nd d r h hi finel notted
x 2650.
$1500
680
A Persian Kashmar large picture rug, the
central circular medallion with curvilinear
design including figures and building
p nels fr med
l rge field including further uildings figures l ndsc pe
vignettes, birds, etc., the main border
guard with further animals, scrolls and
plant forms. dominant tones of red, soft
and dark blue, green, ivory, etc. 3000 x
4000.
$1500
681
A large Iranian Tabriz carpet, bright
red field decor ted with pend nted
centr l or l med llion fr med
or l
bouquets, the quadrants decorated with
further st lised or ls ll fr med
ro d or l me nder order etween
narrower guards and stylised rosettes.
cobalt, ivory, turquoise and olive green
tones. 3380 x 2500.
$1600
682
An old wool Afghan Turkoman carpet,
soft madder, terracotta and indigo
tones the field decor ted with three
rows of fi e l rge oct gon l go ls nd
framed by cruciform and boteh borders.
2400 x 2080.
$1100
683
A very fine hand knotted Turkoman carpet, the entire field decor ted with multiple small octagonal guls and geometric
secondary motifs, framed by multiple
narrow borders decorated with rosettes
in colours of bright red and dark blue.
3000 x 2000.
$1950
684
A very large Afghan Turkoman carpet,
the field decor ted with con ention l
large octagonal guls and secondary
snow
e motifs fr med
multiple
broad borders interspersed by multiple
narrow guards. 5500 x 3000.
$2250
685
A hand knotted Afghan Andkhoi rug, the
field with form l st lised or l designs with
multiple border guards in typical colours
of rich dark red, dark blue, deep ochre
and ivory. 2500 x 3500.
$2500
686
A fine silk Qum rug, closely cropped
pile on silk foundation, decorated
with
st r med llion on
field p tterned with vases, rosettes and other
geometric motifs, framed by a border
with rosettes and palmettes; in tones
of madder, indigo and old ivory. 1470
x 970. See page 27.
$2600
BryAn JAcKson estAte
coLLection
687
A reproduction French Kingwood and
marquetry drum fronted lady’s writing
bureau, orn te scroll fr med or l
se
panels to all surfaces, the front opening
to re e l slide nd three fitted dr wers
three frieze drawers, raised on serpentine
legs, restrained ormolu mounts. See page
27.
$850
688
A quality Edwardian large carved mahogany display cabinet, the two glazed
doors with decorative period mouldings
n ing fi ed centr l c r ed p nel enclosing three fitted shel es gl ed sides
full square section reeded columns to the
front with carved capitals, the pediment
and apron with further carved detail,
raised on short restrained turned legs.
1380 x 500 x 1860. See page 30. $1400
689
A colonial stained rimu wall display
cabinet, single large glazed door enclosing si fitted shel es tongue in groo e
back, drop handle, complete with key,
moulded detail top and base. 890 x 180
x 1170.
$275
690
An early/mid-20thC French kingwood
and ormolu vitrine, serpentine glazed side
panels and front door, the bombe form
se p inted with cl ssic l figures nd
landscape scenes, internal mirrored back
with two gl ss fitted shel es decor ti e
ormolu mounts, raised on tapered legs.
730 x 440 x 1860. See page 30.
$1600
691
A quality late19th/early 20thC French
kingwood vitrine, the serpentine shaped
top with shaped glazed side panels and
front door, the domed top with glazed
and ormolu domed section surmounted
by a young child, the base of bombe
form with single frieze drawer raised
on slender tapering serpentine legs,
restr ined u lit ormolu mounts or l
marquetry highlight, crossbanded. A
quality example in good condition. 740
x 410 x 2300. See front cover.
$6500
692
A c.1900 restored model gig, the spoked
wheels with steel axel and double leaf
springs supporting the single wooden
seat, long arms extend to the front, brass
fittings
idth
length
See page
27.
$650
693
A 19thC French kingwood display vitrine,
the serpentine single gl ed door n ing the bow glazed side panels, all with
marquetry inlay and decorative ormolu
mounts, raised on short scroll legs. 800 x
460 x 1690. See page 30.
$1200
694
A 19thC French kingwood table vitrine,
serpentine rectangular form, the bevel
edged glazed hinged top above the
narrow cabinet with glazed base and
sides, raised on four scrolling legs, ornate
cast ormolu mounts. 890 x 590 x 770. See
page 30.
$1600
695
A reproduction antique mahogany glazed
decorative display cabinet, the shaped
upstand back above the cabinet with
single glazed door, glazed side panels,
plinth base. 620 x 480 x 1380.
$300
696
An early 20thC French chromed and
enamelled cast iron decorative stove,
the triangular form top with three circular
recessed lids, the Art nouveau chromed
back with enamelled panel, chromed
protecting rails to the sides, twin hinged
panels of conforming decorations to the
sides, the front with separate chromed
burner of square form on scroll legs with
conforming front drawer. 1040 x 900 x
1100. See page 30.
$800
697
A Victorian flame mahogany and marble
wash stand, the shaped white marble
top with thumb moulded edge, shaped
upstand back with small central shelf,
the open base with central bow drawer
to the frieze, sturdy scroll supports with
lion’s paw feet and fruit and leaf carved
knees, concave platform base. $450
698
A late 19thc Art Nouveau brass ship’s
cabin fold-down wash basin, oval form,
embossed with stylised tulip and whiplash
design, the ‘press’ release allowing the
chromed basin to be revealed, ‘empty
slowly’ cast to the side, brass tap to the
back. 450 x 170 x 740. See page 30.$500
699
An Art Nouveau kauri and walnut hall
seat, the panelled back with carved and
inlaid design, the arms with panels below
and turned front supports, the base with
hinged lid and carved panelling. 690 x
340 x 1020.
$300
700
A Victorian burr walnut and inlaid folding
card table, the serpentine top with entwined fine inl id order swi elling on
conforming apron, raised on twin carved
and turned columns with stretcher and
four scrolling legs.
$650
701
An impressive ‘Mentor GBD’ hard coal
base burner heater/stove, early 20thc,
chrome nd p inted finish decor ti el
cast detail, the raised base with door
enclose the fire o c tching tr
elow, a door above with removable hot
plate top, decorative orb and dragon
top fini l f cilit for u tt chment to
the reverse. Height 1100, width 470. See
page 30.
$800
702
A Victorian decorative large cast iron
figured panel, cast as a cherub in roman
dress holding a snake at bay entwined
around his body, the base with tall grass,
later painted including gilt to the snake.
Height 820. See page 30.
$550
703
A Victorian decorative carved walnut
tripod pole screen, the shield form screen
with or l nd scroll fr me enclosing
ictori n e ded p nel of or l nd
panelled design, the decorative tripod
base with turned and carved detail. See
page 30.
$650
704
An early 20thC mahogany ship’s chair,
the curving back arm rail with scrolling
top nd fi e wide turned spindle supports, central upholstered seat panel,
raised on a cast iron base with four legs
and cross stretcher, swivelling.
$550
705
A pair of decorative French style cast
brass andirons, tapered column form
with steel grate supports behind. $120
706
A late Victorian cast sphinx boot scraper,
the square base with decorative leaf
border, the grated panel with sphinx to
each side. Later gilt paint.
$200
707
A 19thC decorative brass French fire
fender, twin cl ssic l
ming urns on
scrolling frame with adjustable ends to
the central bar.
$200
708
A quality Victorian cast iron ‘Red Riding
Hood’ umbrella stand, the back cast with
Little red riding Hood with basket, the
wolf to her left, a tree to her right, the
naturalistic base with leaves and cast
with entitlement, a branch form bar to
the front with support, cast with acorn
det il rem ins of origin l p int finish
Height 960. See page 33.
$850
709
A pair of cast iron garden urns on square
stepped stands with a wreath to the
front. 540 x 820.
$650
710
A decorative 19thC kerosene lamp,
the cut cle r gl ss od with r ss fittings including elaborate tripod and
column
se dou le wic fitting the
acid etched shade with yellow frilled rim.
Height 760.
$300
711
A c.1900 Doulton Lambeth and brass
fancy kerosene lamp, the baluster form
body and spreading circular base with
incised stylised detail glazed in blue and
rown with white highlights r ss fittings
join the base and body, strapping and
mounts to the sides and top, double
wick, later frosted shade and chimney.
Height overall 670. See page 30. $450
712
A Victorian fancy milk glass and brass
hanging kerosene lamp, the bowl and
shade painted with red roses, embossed
and scrolling supports, large faceted prisms
hang from the shade and upper two tiers,
chain supports. See page 30.
$700
713
A Victorian milk glass and fancy brass
hanging kerosene lamp, the double
square section brass frame support with
stylised grape leaf and scroll detail, supporting the brass bowl and white glass
sh de p inted with or ls l ter dded
red glass ‘chimney’. See page 30. $500
714
A Victorian fancy milk glass and brass
hanging kerosene lamp, the reservoir
nd sh de p inted with red or ls decorative scrolling and cast and embossed
brass mounts, festooned with faceted
glass drops to the base, shade and three
top tiers. See page 30.
$650
715
A set of three antique style five-light cast
brass wall sconces, highly decorative,
each with half round body supporting
four scrolling arms and with central raised
short column cast with a cherub, require
re-wiring. 480 x 430.
$600
716
A pair of early 20thC electric hanging cut
glass and coppered brass ceiling lights,
the star cut glass bodies of tapered and
swollen form with intern l met l fittings
for three lights t pered fittings top nd
bottom, large ring suspension. Heights
500. See page 33.
$700
717
A pair of antique style brass twin light wall
sconces, each oval bracket with two
scrolling rms supporting the electrified
kerosene lamps, the ring shade supports
with faceted drops. complete with four
milk glass shades.
$350
718
Three 20thC cast brass and glass French
style wall sconces, each with three oval
clear and frosted glass panels in plain
supports, four scrolling arms surmounted
by a cherub to the top of each, no light
fittings included
29
694
696
701
702
712
698
714
693
698
713
688
690
703
711
30
719
A pair of twin branch decorative French
cast bronze wall sconce lights, early
20thc by Hancourts, each oval panel
with two cherubs in relief, bow detail,
n ed
cornucopi form rms e ch
supporting a single light, requires rewiring. 530 x 360.
$800
720
A Victorian polished brass floor standing
kerosene lamp, decorative spreading
base with plain column, brass reservoir with
scrolling pl ted fittings to the gl ss sh de
with or l design pin nd green tones
Height 1680. See page 33.
$650
721
A pair of 20thC highly decorative tall
standing Blackamoor chandeliers, the
cl ssic l m le nd fem le figures with gilt
robes supported on octagonal short column bases, each with an upraised arm
supporting the seven gilt metal scrolling
sconce branches with multiple faceted
glass drops and swags, leaf, jewelled and
p inted highlights electrified
eights
approx. 1850. See page 33.
$300
722
A large and impressive carved kauri
colonial period wall sconce, the shaped
shelf top with ornate bracket including
n e gle with wings outstretched or ls
in full relief, leaf and scroll highlights. 430
x 300 x 530.
$300
723
A pair of Victorian carved mahogany eagle wall sconces, the bow front platforms
with carved eagle mounts and further
decoration to the bracket below. $220
724
A late 19thC bronzed metal figured Ansonia mantel clock, the classical decorative baluster clock with enamel dial,
Arabic numerals, exposed escapement,
nsoni det ils to the lower di l
n ed
by a traditional French swordsman, all
on ebonised plinth base with decorative cast metal feet. 500 x 210 x 540. See
page 33.
$500
725
A 19thC French gilt metal figured mantel
clock, the carriage form frame drawn by
two irds in ight the circul r c se with
diamond type framed bezel, the enamel
dial with Arabic numerals surmounted
by a cherub, some restoration. Height
265.
$200
726
A decorative 19thC French cast brass strut
back mantel clock, the ornate decoration
including cheru s ird or ls nd scrolls
all framing the glazed enamel dial with
roman numerals. Height 260.
$250
727
The impressive carved and painted
wooden newel post from the Grand
Hotel, Auckland, of large proportions
with turned and carved detail including
stiff leaf, swags and various panels, an
rt ou e u ictori n spelter figure of
industry mounted to the top supporting
a mystery clock, gilded. together with a
laminated card with image of the post
in situ at the Grand Hotel. Height overall
1990.
$1500
728
A late 19thC American fancy wall clock,
the walnut case with turned and carved
detail including mask pediment, turned
fini ls h lf column mouldings
n ing
the gilded dial, the suspended brass
pendulum bob enclosed behind glazed
door, presentation plaque to the base
bracket ‘presented to Mr And Mrs J.p.
Foote by the residents of pipiroa, June
1934’. Height 930.
$350
729
A 19thC gilt metal mantel clock, the
classical horseman on his mount surmounting the clock base with enamel
di l decor ti e scroll nd or l wor in
relief. re-gilded. Height 320.
$200
730
A Victorian gilt metal Queen Victoria strut
back mantel clock, the enamelled chapter ring with Arabic numerals in a cast
metal frame with winged heralds supported upon British coat-of-arms base, a
bust of Queen Victoria to the top. Height
270. Later re-gilding.
$200
731
A 19thC cast brass strut back mantel
clock mirror, in the French style, the stylised heart form mirror with bevelled edge
in a decorative frame surmounted by a
clock. Height 250.
$220
732
A late 19thC European terracotta type
figured mantel clock, the plastered brick
back panel with gas lamp to one side
with red glass panels, embossed circular
clock face, key wind mechanism, the
front with young boy in traditional dress,
his attention to an insect upon the wall.
some restoration. Height 600.
$350
733
A 19thC French giltwood carved wall
mirror, rectangular serpentine form
with scroll nd or l sw g det il
1150.
$350
734
An old etched and frosted pub mirror,
decor ted with or ls nd s loon to
the centre of the frosting, in a mahogany
frame. 610 x 1300. See page 33. $450
735
An impressive large gilt framed mirror,
the wood and gesso frame with allegorical marine scenes, including neptune,
etc. 1680 x 1200. See page 33.
$950
736
A vintage print of Queen Victoria, in oval
mount, gilt framed under glass. 570 x
430.
$150
737
F.J. Porter, pastel portrait, entitled ‘George
Fraser, A Family Friend - F.J. Porter 1904’,
in gilt frame under glass. 490 x 390. $350
738
Artist unknown, a pair of portraits, oil on
canvas, late 1800s husband and wife,
both in elaborate gilt frames. 580 x
360.
$750
Furniture
739
A cane-filled ebonised Mundus bentwood rocker, with original paper label
‘Josef Kohn, Vien’.
$250
740
An antique Hatherley pine five-stage
step ladder with iron maker’s marks,
height 1280.
$120
741
Two Georgian country stools, the shaped
top raised on three splay legs, stretcher
base, pegged construction, some remains
of old paint to one. Height 510.
$450
742
A colonial kauri framed library open arm
chair, the exposed rounded frame with
restrained scroll arms, old red velvet buttoned upholstery to the back seat and
arm rests, turned front legs. requires
some attention.
$250
743
A pair plus one other Victorian decorative
fancy backed hall chairs, includes: a pair
of carved mahogany backed chairs with
shield and restrained scroll decoration,
solid seat, turned front legs. the other oak
chair of similar design.
$300
744
A Victorian period mahogany shieldback hall chair with carved and pierced
decoration, square section cabriole front
legs and solid seat. old repairs. $200
745
A pair of Philippe Starck ‘Neoz’ chairs,
one by driade, the other a replica by
neary, in ebonised mahogany with white
full grain leather upholstery. See page
33.
$750
746
A Philippe Starck ‘Olly Tango’ armchair,
for driade, natural pale walnut and
chromed tubular steel legs and arms.
See page 33.
$325
747
An uncommon chair designed by Finn
Juhl, teak framed, the sculpted amorphic arms raised on bentwood and
double tapering supports. the seat and
back upholstered in teal fabric. See
page 33.
$800
748
An easy chair similar to Bruno Mathsson’s ‘Eva’ design, bentwood beech ply
framed with woven webbing upholstery.
See page 33.
$200
749
A 1970s walnut veneer G-Plan tall boy,
the six graduated drawers with contrasting dark resin and brass pulls set back in
a bevelled fascia. 610 x 410 x 1170. $550
750
A 1960s mahogany G-Plan side table,
probably designed by Kofed Larsen, the
drawer section raised on an ebonised
o ting
se with ullet legs with r ss
glides. 475 x 470 x 535.
$200
751
A 1860s teak sideboard by Austinsuite
(F. Austin, Leyton, London), probably
designed by Frank Guille, with subtlety
owed front configured with three gr du ted dr wers
n ed
cup o rds
e ch with uid sculptur l h ndles r ised
on tapering square section legs. 1830 x
480 x 770.
$850
752
An Art Deco period birdseye maple dining table, of odeon-style, the plain top
with curved corners, raised on curving
plinth bases, together with six dining
chairs upholstered in a zebra skin patterned velvet. 1830 x 920 x 770. $750
753
A Chinese rosewood extension banquet dining table and eight chairs, the
oval table with two extension leaves,
the undulating frieze with relief carved
scroll repeating motif, cabriole type legs
with scroll detail, extending to seat 8 to
31
10, the chairs including two open arm
carver chairs, each with a baluster urn
pierced splat back, the panelled seats
with shaped frieze and legs conforming
to the table.
$1850
754
A Chinese rosewood display cabinet,
the base with two cupboard doors,
four carved panels, three with chinese
geometric motifs, the glazed top with
four doors, glass sides and two internal
shelves, four small drawers to the centre, brass locks and hinges. 1450 x 330 x
820.
$1400
755
A pair of Chinese rosewood Mandarin
chairs, the yoke backs with a central
panel decorated with chinese motifs
nd figured wood centre wo en c ne
seat, decorative apron to the front legs.
630 x 480 x 1210. See page 36.
$650
756
A Chinese rosewood display cabinet,
the glazed top with two glass shelves,
raised on a two door base, with two small
drawers to the centre, the door panels
decorated with a chinese vase and
water lilies, brass locks and handles. 910
x 400 x 1670. See page 36.
$950
757
A Chinese hardwood and marble side table, the serpentine top with a variegated
red ivory and mushroom marble centre,
or l c r ed pron with
ll nd cl w
feet and carved demon head to the top
of each leg, with curving stretcher base.
530 x 480. See page 33.
$450
758
A Chinese rosewood display unit, three
open shelves with two sliding door compartments, some decorative features.
900 x 320 x 1050. See page 36.
$650
759
A Chinese rosewood display unit, the
multi-layered open shelf top raised on a
cupboard base, the four doors carved
with chinese geometric motifs, with
further chinese decoration to the back,
brass locks and handles. 1230 x 300 x
1890. See page 36.
$1400
760
A pair of Chinese hardwood vase stands,
the circular tops with marble centres, the
aprons carved in the form of blossoms, cross
stretcher base with conforming decoration.
300 x 940. See page 33.
$650
761
A pair of Chinese rosewood bedside cabinets, a small two door cupboard over a
drawer, brass handles and back plates.
505 x 505 x 560. See page 33.
$750
762
An early Victorian mahogany bow front
chest, two short over three full width
drawers, bun handles, rope twist quarter
round pilasters to the front corners, raised
on turned and lobed feet. 1220 x 550 x
1060.
$750
763
A William IV flame mahogany flat front
chest of five drawers, two short over three
of full width with turned columns n ing
the front corners, raised on turned feet.
1140 x 515 x 1035.
$800
764
A 18th-19thC oak flat front split chest of
four graduated drawers, panelled sides,
32
bun feet, mahogany facings with brass
bale handles. 940 x 540 x 960. old repairs.
$550
765
A Regency mahogany chest of five
drawers, two across the top with three
graduated full width drawers below, oak
lining, oval brass handles and shaped
aprons between the splay feet. 1060 x
520 x 910.
$1200
766
A George III flame mahogany bow front
chest of five drawers, two short over
three full width drawers, turned bun
handles, splayed bracket feet. 1055 x
540 x 1050.
$1200
767
A partially painted Georgian oak five
drawer chest, the
t front configured
as two half width drawers above three
graduated depth drawers, all with bun
handles, raised on bracket feet, the top
and sides painted apple green. 1000 x
540 x 1070.
$800
768
A Georgian mahogany bow front chest
of drawers, two half drawers over three
full width drawers, wrythen decoration
to the side, serpentine apron, splay
feet, ivory keyhole escutcheons and
prince of Wales feathers and coronet
to the brass handle back plates. 1100
x 510 x 1090.
$950
769
An early 20thC oak pedestal desk, the
top with inset green tooled gilt leather,
three frieze drawers and with a further
three to each pedestal, brass swan neck
handles. 1520 x 830 x 800.
$450
770
An oak double pedestal desk, similar to
above, with grey tooled leather insert to
the top. 1550 x 700 x 680.
$450
771
A colonial figured kauri kneehole desk,
the two
n s of fi e gr du ting dr wers with solid figured fronts nd moulded
glass knob handles, central frieze drawer
above the open kneehole section with
shaped lower shelf, moulded plinth
base, restrained serpentine form top
with thumb moulded edge. 1110 x 460
x 775.
$500
772
A Victorian walnut breakfront display
credenza, three rectangular glazed
panelled doors, ebonised border detail,
decorative ormolu mounts, plinth base.
760 x 355 x 1050. See page 36. $1200
773
A high-back Victorian pine dresser, the
panel-backed shelves raised on a base
with three frieze drawers above open
shelf
n ed
p nelled cup o rds
1830 x 530 x 2150.
$500
774
A Victorian mahogany mirror-back sideboard, a central cutlery drawer over a
panelled cupboard, the two pedestals
with conforming panelled doors, one
with shelves, the other with pull-out
stationery drawers, the mirror-back with
carved detail to the side and top. 1490
x 500 x 1840.
$600
775
A Victorian mahogany three-stage dumb
waiter of attractive small proportions,
turned column supports with bun-shaped
fini ls the short turned legs with origin l
brass casters. 1000 x 500 x 960.
$450
776
A Victorian rosewood mirror-back sideboard with white marble top, slender full
width drawer above two mirrored doors
with full barley twist column mouldings
either side, ornately carved and pierced
back and plinth base. some surface
marks. 1110 x 480 x 1580.
$950
777
A late Victorian period mahogany
apothecary’s cabinet, of oblong shape,
the plain top with thumbnail moulded
edge with finger holes nd rious n me
plates ‘p. Violae’, ‘Alum. sulph’, ‘p. carb.
Lic’, ‘tooth. Br’ etc, 1800 x 250 x 620. See
page 36.
$450
778
A William IV mahogany twin pedestal
sideboard, the top with three drawers,
over two curved side pedestals, one
with cellarette drawer, the other with
three trays, the low back with restrained
acanthus decoration to each side. 1765
x 590 x 1200.
$850
779
A quality Victorian mahogany freestanding museum cabinet, the rectangular vitrine top with glazed top
and side panels, a door to each end,
raised on a base with four turned legs,
chamfered square section stretchers,
glass interior shelving included. 2030 x
805 x 1780.
$2400
780
A Victorian walnut inlaid oval loo table,
the quarter veneer panelled burr top
with satinwood strung border, raised on
a four-way carved pedestal base. $650
781
A 19thC loo table with inlaid games
board top, the o rd n ed
p r uetry inlay and panels with Arabic script set
into n o l top with f u figured gr ining, raised on tripod base. 1100 x 820 x
760.
$450
782
A country outdoor bench, the top of two
sawn and polished tree sections, bolted
to a base painted in a grey linen tone.
1420 x 620 x 700.
$350
783
A French oak parquetry draw leaf extension dining table, oblong with shaped rim
and thumbnail moulded edge, raised on
four elegant cabriole legs with carved
and shaped aprons between. to seat
10/12. Width 1000, length extended
2500.
$1200
784
A Georgian pine cricket table, the plain
circular top standing on three tapering triangular section legs with shaped
aprons beneath the top edge. diameter
850, height 700.
$650
785
An elm cricket table, tapering legs of triangular section, the base of three planks,
requires re-polishing. diameter 720.$350
786
A Victorian style mahogany dropside
games table, with rounded corners,
ebony stringing, dummy drawers and
turned legs with brass casters, the chess
board top is removable to give access
716
724
735
720
721
708
721
734
760
798
757
745
748
747
746
761
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to a green baize lined well. 600 x 930 x
620.
$200
787
A George III mahogany fold-over top
card table, rectangular form, repeating
owerhe d nd ri on c r ed order
reeded square section legs with pierced
decorative bracket supports to the
apron.
$350.
788
A 19thC Biedermeier mahogany flat top
tea table, raised on two scrolling central
uprights on conforming base, small metal
casters. requires some attention. 850 x
850 x 740.
$350
789
A Georgian flap-top supper table, with a
single small drawer, the plain oblong top
with moulded edge supported on four elegant tapering square section legs. some
surface marks. 900 x 430 x 730.
$650
790
A Victorian mahogany side table, the
shaped top with conforming scalloped
apron, raised on four thick but sinuous
legs, with brass casters. requires some
attention. 1230 x 720 x 750.
$350
791
An Edwardian-period mahogany Sheraton Revival bookcase bureau of attractive small proportions, Georgian-style
with
nded inl
nd f n motifs the fitted interior with small drawers, cupboard
door, pigeon holes and tooled leather
insert, the base with three full width
drawers, the top section with astragal
glazing and two internal shelves. 880 x
450 x 1950.
$650
792
An oak Sefton Powrie bookcase with
four adjustable shelves. 1980 x 345 x
1000.
$500
793
A Victorian cast iron hall stand, of ornate
coalbrookdale-style, the base in the form
of a clam shell, with four large hat and coat
hooks, registration diamond to the base,
l ter gilded finish
794
A Railways woven wicker wardrobe,
fitted to ccommod te h ngers with
arched top, hinged door with strap
hinges and pad bolts, leather handles to
the sides; steel trolley wheels underneath.
900 x 550 x 1700.
$700
795
A Victorian burr walnut canterburywhatnot, one panelled door cupboard
to the base with a galleried shelf to the
top. turned decorative uprights, with
porcelain casters. requires some attention. 570 x 400 x 60.
$350
796
A Korean elm wedding cabinet, with
highl decor ti e r ss fittings nd indings, the upper section with a fall front,
the lower section with two cupboard
doors. 965 x 450 x 1290.
$650
797
Three-piece walnut suite of French Louis
XV-style, two-seater settee with open
arms, single chair and open-elbow chair,
ornate leaf flower and scroll carved
decoration, cabriole carved legs, serpentine fronts and pale mushroom velvet
upholstery.
$750.
798
A modern French style fauteuil armchair,
34
exposed dark stained and grey washed
oak carved frame, dark leather loose
seat cushion and matching arm rests,
grey linen upholstered back and sides, a
stylish chair in good condition. See page
33.
$550
799
A Georgian mahogany long case clock,
30-hour movement, the dial painted with
country scenes, roman numerals, seconds and date dials, marked ‘in. roberts
Bath’, plain case with small columns to
the hood, swan neck pediment. Height
2060.
$1100
800
A Georgian period oak and mahogany
long case clock with banded inlay, the
hood with swan neck pediment, the
c se with u rter uted side columns
the arched dial with phases of the moon,
seconds dial and calendar aperture, the
eight-day movement striking on a bell,
height 2300. Maker edmond creswell,
Manchester. See page 36.
$1800
801
A Georgian period mahogany long case
clock with phases of the moon arch dial,
the silvered chapter ring with roman numerals, gilt angel’s head spandrels and
calendar aperture, the arched hood
with decorated with gilded glass panels
nd supporting ing e gle fini ls the
case with reeded quarter column mouldings nd m tched
me eneers the
twin weight pendulum movement striking on a bell, height overall 2350. Maker
William shepherd of Millon, c.1760. See
page 36.
$1800
802
An antique Chinese rosewood and
framed mirror, the rectangular form
mirror inl id with mother of pe rl or ls
on conforming shaped and decorated
st nd with origin l certific te
690.
$550
803
A large antique overmantel mirror, the
gilt frame with decoration in the form of
knots and tassels, some damage. 1330 x
1490.
$750
804
An antique gilt framed overmantel mirror,
the fr me with restr ined or l decor tion. 1050 x 1320.
$650
805
A pair of white painted concrete garden urns, of campana shape raised
on knopped stems from square plinth
bases. some faults. Height 460. See
page 36.
$200
806
A pair of terracotta urn stands, of square
section, with egg and dart friezes and
lion masks moulded to each side. 360 x
360 x 420. See page 36.
$300
807
A pair of tapering square section
terracotta chimneys, some distress.
removed from the Victorian peterborough G.p.o. c.1975. 320 x 350 x 730. See
page 36.
$500
808
A pair of English castellated rimmed
chimney pots, with vented cylindrical
tops raised on stacks with ring turnings
from square section bases. Height 770.
See page 36.
$500
809
A Victorian terracotta chimney pot,
marked ‘A. corington, Brick & tile co.
Ltd’ and branded ‘cyclone, Heap’s patent’; the wrythen vented tapering conical stack raised from a square section
base and topped by a circular mouth
with half-sphere studs. Height 1000. See
page 36.
$350
810
A pair of chinoiserie table lamp bases,
brass with a verdigris patina, engraved
with a design of pagodas in mountainous
landscapes. Height 480.
$450
811
A table lamp base of vase shape, of
bronzed and ormolu-like metal, the body
decor ted with fine engr ed p tterns
snake handles issue from the shoulder.
Height 415.
$200
812
A pair of cast brass candle sconces,
e ch with twin rms issuing from
uted
circular boss and supporting conforming uted p ns with urn sh ped no les
Width 295.
$225
813
A pair of brass and green lacquer column table lamp bases, of baluster and
multiple knopped form raised on circular
bases. Height 530.
$300
814
A pair of decorative coloured glass
and bronze table lamps, in the French
style, the tapered triangular form tops
with three panels encrusted with coloured glass flower heads and grapes,
flared pedestal base to each. Height
390.
$300
815
A pair of old girandole wall lights, with
small bevelled mirrors in ornate glass
frames with cherubs cavorting to the
top, two branch candelabra with later
electrific tion
816
A gilt metal three-branch chandelier,
with scrolling arms and acanthus embellishments to the baluster stem.
$250
817
An English ebonised tin portico lamp,
with four glazed panels surmounted by
p r mid l roof with spheric l fini l
Height including brass suspension ring
650.
$275
818
A Victorian copper and glass street lantern, the top portion of the street light
with milk glass to the top and clear to
the four sides
sm ll met l fist s the
catch, two pieces of glass absent. 390
x 800.
$250
Art
819
Artist unknown, 19thc folk art oil on board
depicting
horse dr wn fire rig de
unsigned. 450 x 600. See inside back
cover.
$300
820
Two colour prints from Vanity Fair, ‘Judges No. 1’ and ‘No. 2’; the first portr
l
of the bench in Vanity Fair, dated 1869.
each 305 x 190.
$130
821
Paul Marny (1829-1914), ‘Prague, Bohemia’,
watercolour on paper, signed and entitled
330 x 475. Labels to reverse including ‘david
c.d. cooke Antiques, Auckland. n.Z.’. See
inside back cover.
$800
822
Augustus Earle (1793-1839), Albatross,
Tristan d’Acunha 1824, watercolour on
paper, 170 x 250. provenance: united
Kingdom, Bridget Mcdonnell Gallery,
Melbourne, 2000. private collection,
Queensland. exhibited: early Australian
Watercolours and drawings, Bridget
Mcdonnell Gallery. Melbourne, 21July-11
August 2000, cat.5, illustrated on catalogue cover
this painting ‘Albatross, tristan d’Acunha’
represents
r re find for the wor of
Augustus earle. it is said to be a tribute
image of an albatross which Augustus
earle is said to have befriended. He
had been traumatized by seeing these
beautiful animals being brutally clubbed
to death for their valuable feathers by
his companions. the killing is recorded in
earle’s image of the watercolour ‘A Man
Killing Albatross, tristan d’Acunha’ 1824
now in the national Library of Australia
in canberra (nan Kivell 12/15). some
fifteen of these s etches re in the
n
Kivell collection at the national Library of
Australia, canberra. ‘Albatross, tristan
d’Acunha’ is one of a number of watercolours from the artist’s sketchbook
which was painted during the period
of eight months he spent marooned on
the island of tristan d’Acuna. Without
warning his ship the duke of Gloucester
suddenly set sail leaving him, accompanied only by his sketchbook, colours and
brushes, his gun, his dog Jemmy, a cloak
and fellow passenger, sailor thomas
Gooch. Augustus earle (1973-1838)
studied at the royal Academy and was
mongst the first profession l freel nce
colonial artists to travel extensively. He
spent a little over three years in Australia,
where he painted landscapes, studies
of Aborigines and portraits of colonial
notables. He travelled widely, including
the Blue Mountains, Wellington Valley,
the Hunter river, port Macquarie and the
illawarra. He held exhibitions in sydney
and in 1826 published Views in Australia.
in 1827-28 he spent several months in
new Zealand. in late 1828 he left sydney
and travelled to the caroline islands,
Manila, singapore, india and Mauritius,
fin ll re ching ondon in
On
october 1831, he joined H.M.s. Beagle as
artist supernumerary with charles darwin
and befriending the scientist lived with
him for a month in 1832 a cottage in the
village of Botofogo, near rio. Because of
failing health earle was forced to leave
the Beagle at Montevideo in August
1832, his place being taken by conrad
Martens.
earle was the author of Views in new
south Wales, and Van diemen’s Land
(1830), A narrative of a nine Months’
residence in new Zealand in 1827, together with a Journal of a residence in
tristan d’Acunha (1832) and sketches
illustrative of the native inhabitants and
islands of new Zealand (1838)
refer: national Library of Australia website: http://www.nla.gov.au/selectedlibrary-collections/augustus-earle-collection. See front cover. $50,000 -$70,000
823
A George IV fine watercolour painting of
a young woman, she sits in a landscape
with basket of burnt letters and entitled
Pr
i e ri e d ted
oval.
$220
824
Claudio da Firenze (Italian), ‘Strada di
Collina’, oil on board, signed, entitled
and labelled on reverse. 340 x 490. $250
825
Hermanus I. Koekkoek (1815-1882),
‘Coastal Scene with Boats’, oil on canvas, signed. in original elaborate gilt
plaster frame. 390 x 490. See inside back
cover.
$800
826
Gerard Lants (1927-1998), ‘Umbrellas
by the Sea’, gouache on paper, signed
lower left. 530 x 730. See inside back
cover.
$400
827
Artist unknown, 18thC oil of an elderly
woman, in formal dress, framed in blue
velvet mount and ornate gilt frame, 710
x 565.
$450
828
Attributed Richard Parkes Bonnington
(British), ‘Estuary Scene Evening’, (possibly the somme river estuary), watercolour. 109 x 166.
$800
829
A portrait of a WWII American naval lieutenant, in service dress blues, unframed,
560 x 460.
$300
830
Alexander Nesbitt Paterson (1862-1947),
Old stone manor house and garden,
watercolour, signed, 320 x 230.
$200
831
Roland Hipkins ‘Cornish Coastal Scene’,
watercolour, signed. 220 x 180. See inside
back cover.
$1200
832
A facsimile after Luca Cangiagio, ‘Dancing Children’, sepia-tinted lithograph
published in the Art Journal, 1882. 165 x
275.
$150
833
A. Bartley (?), ‘Keston Pond Bromley
Kent’, oil on board, signed indistinctly.
240 x 340.
$300
834
A rare set of six lithographs after
Charles Le Brun from his ‘System on
Physiognomy’, illustrating resemblance
between man and beasts, printed by
engelmann, Graf, coindet & co., London c.1827. each 520 x 385. See inside
back cover.
$2000
835
Artist unknown, an Edwardian Beach
Scene with Children, oil on canvas, unsigned. 500 x 600, ornate gilt frame. See
inside back cover.
$350
836
Joseph Pike, English Rural Scene with Building, figure and chickens, watercolour,
signed and dated 1914. 240 x 340. $200
837
Artist unknown, portrait of Sir Walter
Raleigh, oil on board, almost life-size,
unsigned. 1730 x 700.
$450
838
Manner of Edwin John Ellis (UK 1841-1895),
Fishing boats returning before a squall, oil
on board, signed. 190 x 240.
$250
839
Ting Shao Kuang, (b.1939), ‘Paradise’, oil/
mineral pigment on paper, signed and
dated 1988 June. 790 x 820. provenance:
purchased in Kunming, yunnan province,
china in 1993 by our vendor, a n.Z. resident
and Associated press correspondent and
offici l wor ing in si together with
other art works offered in this auction. the
artist is recognised as the father of the
contemporary chinese yunnan school
of Artists. this image is closely related to
that on the cover of the book ‘the Art of
ting shao Kuang - 1989’ by Anna Manzoni
Macdonnell and tetsuro Murobushi. See
back cover.
$8000 -$15,000
840
Alan Pearson, ‘Canterbury ‘71’, acrylic on
canvas, signed and dated ‘71, entitled
on reverse. 760 x 920. note: this painting
was painted in 1971, the same year the
rtist h d his first solo e hi ition t the
csA (canterbury society of Arts). See
inside back cover.
$2200
841
Margaret Olrog Stoddart (1865-1934),
Taylor’s Mistake, Christchurch, oil on
board, initialled and dated 1891. 285 x
460. See inside back cover.
$500
842
Gary Tricker, ‘Sings Harry’, print 20/50,
signed, dated ‘96 and entitled. 250 x
520.
$140
843
Garth Tapper, ‘Study of a Rugby Player’,
ink on paper, signed. 380 x 320. $200
844
Brian Dahlberg, Extensive Landscape, oil
on board, signed. 320 x 600.
$950
845
George E Lewens, ‘Breezy Upland’, oil on
board, signed and dated 1943, labelled
and inscribed in artist’s hand on reverse,
335 x 395.
$140
846
Alison Pickmere, ‘Kangaroos’, crayon,
signed and dated 1948. 240 x 300. $150
847
Albert Rosser (Aust.), ‘Derwent Water
from Castle Head with Buildings on Lake
Shore’, watercolour. 250 x 350.
$200
848
Arnulf Ebatarinja (Aust 1931-), Untitled
Landscape, watercolour, signed. 350 x
255.
$125
849
P.F. Gatti, ‘Still Life with Tamarillos’, oil on
hardboard, signed and entitled verso.
620 x 630.
$130
850
Suzanne Goldberg, Untitled abstract
35
758
759
756
808
809
808
805
755
806
807
772
800
36
801
777
landscape, gouache on paper, signed
and dated ‘65. 370 x 560.
$140
851
Suzanne Goldberg, Untitled abstract
landscape, oil on board, signed and
dated ‘72. 460 x 630.
$200
852
Roy Dalgarno, Untitled (Vultures and child),
oil on canvas, unsigned. Verso, a work by
William (Bill) degan (Aust. 1932-), untitled,
(portrait of man in lounge chair), signed
and dated ‘82. 1420 x 1730.
$400
853
Rev. John Kinder, ‘O’Ruarangi. Waikato.
Dec. 20’, watercolour and pencil on paper, entitled and dated. 78 x 145. note:
c rthur
o ertific te of uthenticity on reverse.
$300
854
Helen Brown, Old Auckland Landmark,
ink and watercolour on paper, signed
and dated ‘50. 480 x 350.
$250
855
Helen Brown, An Old Auckland Landmark, watercolour on paper, signed. 480
x 440.
$220
856
J. Frost, ‘The Shaded Pool’, watercolour,
signed. 100 x 140.
$110
857
Gwyneth Richardson, ‘Islands, Hauraki
Gulf’, watercolour, signed. 365 x 535. $250
858
Peter Beadle, ‘Autumn Colours, Shotover
River, Near Queenstown’, oil on board,
signed, entitled and dated ‘73 on reverse. 440 x 590.
$400
859
Rowena Brodie, ‘Old St. Thomas Church’
and other buildings with rangitoto in
the distance, watercolour on paper on
board, signed and dated Feb. 1898, extensively detailed on reverse in pen and
pencil. note: the artist rowena Brodie
was the wife of Frank Brodie, they married in 1870, rowena arrived in n.Z. in
1857. Further lots pertaining to the Brodie
family included in this auction. see lot
313. some foxing. rowena Brodie and
her husband capt. Francis Brodie settled
at st John’s Lake, the subject of this work,
which now forms part of the remuera
Golf course. 256 x 507.
$500
860
Albin Martin, ‘Farm Picnic’, amongst n.Z.
ush in on p per entitled certific te
of authenticity on reverse from the John
eech
ller
he certific te on re erse
also states ‘this work is from the estate of
the Kemp Family - england and has been
bought back by the John Leech Gallery
for this exhibition. Auckland Landscapes:
Albin Martin, March 1992’. 110 x 150. See
inside back cover.
$1200
861
Geoffery H. Heath, ‘Kawatiri Valley’, oil on
board, signed and dated ‘63, entitled on
reverse, 440 x 600.
$160
862
Ernest Arthur Chapman, ‘Grahamstown,
Thames’, c.1890, oil on board, signed, entitled in pencil on reverse, 330 x 265. $150
863
19thC. colonial New Zealand artist
unknown, Extensive River Valley with
Snow Capped Mountain Range to the
Background, watercolour with white
heightening, 210 x 460.
$120
864
Nelson Thomspon, St. John’s College
Chapel, Parnell, monochrome watercolour, signed and dated 1957. 350 x
480.
$200
865
William Wyllie, ‘Maplin Light’, monochrome wash drawing, signed and
titled. 240 x 340.
$200
866
G. Sturtevant, ‘N.Z. Coastal Scene’, watercolour, signed and dated 1880. 300
x 440.
$175
867
Woodland scene with figure, oil on
board, signed with initials, c.1890. 240 x
340.
$175
868
Leslie A. Campbell ‘Autumn, Wanaka’,
oil on board, signed. 265 x 365.
$125
869
Brian Baxter ‘Tidal Inlet, Whangarei’, oil
on board, signed. 290 x 365.
$150
870
Graham Taylor ‘Autumn Gold, Lindis Pass’,
oil on board, signed. 290 x 390.
$120
871
Carl Wimmer ‘One Tree Hill’, hand coloured wood engraving 24/50, signed
and entitled. 130 x 170.
$200
872
Tim Thatcher, Untitled (Volcanoes), oil
on board.
$110
873
Tim Thatcher, Untitled (Moa Hunter Series), oil on unstretched canvas. 1350 x
2200.
$150
874
Agnes Wood, Untitled (Portrait with
white dove), oil on canvas, signed. 440
x 440.
$500
875
Jill Carter-Hansen (née Stewart), ‘Bicycle’, mixed media, signed and dated
‘78. 250 x 290.
$200
876
John Speedy, ‘Afternoon Light over Mt.
Pirongia’, oil on canvas, signed, entitled
and dated 1987 verso. 445 x 600. $220
877
Heather Matthews, Untitled (Coastal
scene with houses), pastel, signed. 470
x 620.
$125
878
Chares Heaphy, ‘View of Nelson Haven,
in Tasman’s Gulf’, coloured engraving
by t. Allom. 400 x 530.
$200
879
Trevor Lloyd, ‘The End of Their Days’,
etching, signed and entitled, 130 x
115.
$220
880
Alan Taylor, ‘Maungawhau’, acrylic on
canvas, signed, entitled; inscribed and
entitled on reverse, 445 x 373. See inside
back cover.
$550
881
Max Gimblett, Untitled, seated female
nude on American flag rug, ink on paper, signed, entitled ‘For tom & Betty’
and dated ‘69, 560 x 560. See inside
back cover.
$2500-3500
882
Hilda Wiseman, ‘Old Mill, Auckland’,
coloured linocut, monogrammed within
the block, signed and entitled in pencil.
200 x 140.
$400
883
William M Barraud ‘Near Manukau’, watercolour, signed, entitled, named and
detailed on reverse including date 1935.
245 x 370.
$180
884
John Cole, ‘Taratara near Whangaroa,
Northland’, oil on board, entitled on label
verso. 485 x 680.
$120
885
A. Sharpe, Untitled (New Zealand coastal
landscape with boats and waka), watercolour, signed and dated 1874. 190 x
360.
$150
886
Peter Siddell, Untitled (Houses viewed
through a sash window), acrylic on hardboard, signed on artist’s original label
ffi ed erso
See inside back
cover.
$1300
886A
Russell Hollings, ‘The Old Villa’, oil on
board, signed and dated ‘71. 390 x 490.
See inside back cover.
$280
887
Peggy Spicer, ‘Interior - A Room in the
House of Dorothy Morton, Artist’, watercolour, signed, entitled on reverse. 250
x 340.
$150
888
Peggy Spicer, ‘Mitre Peak’, oil on board,
signed, entitled on reverse. 390 x 490.
See inside back cover.
$250
889
Bessie Christie, ‘Trees on North Head’,
hand worked tapestry, signed, entitled
and inscribed on reverse including ‘Wool
cross stitch’. ‘three trees’. provenance:
the estate of Miss Brodie. 335 x 435,
original gilt frame under glass. See inside
back cover.
$450
890
Bessie Christie, ‘Knitting for Soldiers’ (2nd
World War), acrylic on paper, signed and
dated 1949, entitled, named in detail
and inscribed on reverse. 530 x 675. inscribed on reverse: ‘Artists Bessie christie
and her Friends, Jocelyn, Harrison-smith
& Helen Brown (artists) at Bessie’s place,
‘Knitting for soldiers’ (2nd World War),
also ‘Arsenic’ (dog) & the cats. painted
by Bessie christie’. in original frame under
glass. provenance: from the estate of
Miss rena Frances Brodie, an artist and
good friend of peggy spicer, she moved
in the circles of the Auckland rutland
Group. Miss ‘Gunner’ Brodie served in
egypt (WWii) as a typist, further lots from
her estate pertaining to her war time life
included in this auction, see lot 320B. this
historically important social commentary
p inting is r re find it is of l rge sc le
and in good original condition with original backing paper and painted frame.
See back cover.
$5,000 - $8,000
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LOT NUMBER 822
Augustus Earle (1793-1839), Albatross, Tristan d’Acunha
1824, watercolour on paper, 170mm x 250mm
$50,000 -$70,000
Provenance: United Kingdom, Bridget Mcdonnell Gallery, Melbourne, 2000. Private collection, Queensland.
Exhibited: Early Australian Watercolours and Drawings, Bridget Mcdonnell Gallery. Melbourne, 21July-11 August 2000,
cat.5, illustrated on catalogue cover
This painting ‘Albatross, Tristan d’Acunha’ represents a rare finnd for the work of Augustus Earle. It is said to be a tribute
image of an albatross which Augustus Earle is said to have befriended. He had been traumatized by seeing these beautiful
animals being brutally clubbed to death for their valuable feathers by his companions. The killing is recorded in Earle’s image of the watercolour ‘A Man Killing Albatross, Tristan d’Acunha’ 1824 now in the National Library of Australia in Canberra
(Nan Kivell 12/15). Some fifteen of these sketches are in the Nan Kivell collection at the National Library of Australia,
Canberra. ‘Albatross, Tristan d’Acunha’ is one of a number of watercolours from the artist’s sketchbook which was painted
during the period of eight months he spent marooned on the island of Tristan d’Acuna. Without warning his ship the Duke
of Gloucester suddenly set sail leaving him, accompanied only by his sketchbook, colours and brushes, his gun, his dog
Jemmy, a cloak and fellow passenger, sailor thomas Gooch. Augustus Earle (1973-1838) studied at the Royal Academy
and was amongst the first professional freelance colonial artists to travel extensively. He spent a little over three years
in Australia, where he painted landscapes, studies of Aborigines and portraits of colonial notables. He travelled widely,
including the Blue Mountains, Wellington Valley, the Hunter River, Port Macquarie and the Illawarra. He held exhibitions in
Sydney and in 1826 published Views in Australia. in 1827-28 he spent several months in New Zealand. In late 1828 he left
Sydney and travelled to the Caroline Islands, Manila, Singapore, India and Mauritius, finally reaching London in 1830. On
28 October 1831, he joined H.M.S. Beagle as artist supernumerary with Charles Darwin and befriending the scientist lived
with him for a month in 1832 a cottage in the village of Botofogo, near Rio. Because of failing health Earle was forced to
leave the Beagle at Montevideo in August 1832, his place being taken by Conrad Martens.
Earle was the author of Views in New South Wales, and Van Diemen’s Land (1830), A narrative of a nine months’ residence
in new Zealand in 1827, together with a Journal of a residence in Tristan d’Acunha (1832) and sketches illustrative of the
native inhabitants and islands of New Zealand (1838)
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