ANTIQUE & ART AUCTION - Cordys

ANTIQUE & ART
AUCTION
7th December 2010

Antique & Art Catalogue
An exciting large sale to end the year on – includes copper kitchenalia, zebra and leopard skins, turtle shell,
Victorian instruments including opthamoloscope, microscopes, embalming pump and sextant, bucket, dump and
bell weights, music boxes, two large kauri gum boulders, large slices of greenstone, spinning wheel, vintage rugby
items, vintage fishing equipment, bayonets, American c.1800 midshipman’s dirk, stunning Canton silk embroidered
shawl, stamps, Victorian glass, Waterford glasses, Lalique bowls and sculpture, Pacific and African tribal pieces,
vintage Maori folk art, Winks & Hall inlaid box, Mirek Smisek pottery, Crown Lynn lamp base, fine selection of Chinese
jade pieces, Canton enamel, Chinese scrolls, export porcelain, rare pair of large cinnabar lacquer stands, Chinese
and Japanese ivory, Katana and Wakisazhi, Japanese ceramics, Staffordshire figures, Meissen, Delft, majolica, hand
painted porcelain plaques, Royal Worcester, Ruskin, Clarice Cliff, Royal Doulton including Maori Art trio and a Kia
Ora jardinière, Moorcroft, Victorian and Edwardian jewellery, amber, an interesting selection of antique and vintage
jewellery boxes including New Zealand jeweller branded boxes (Kohn, Frank Curtis, G. Coates), diamond rings,
brooches, bracelets and earrings, ruby and emerald rings, solid gold Cartier box, Tony Buller silver brooch, Mikimoto
pearls, carriage clocks, wall and mantel clocks, a superb gilt mantel clock, silver vinaigrettes, four figural pin cushions,
silver photo frames, candlesticks, coasters, Georgian silver cutlery, Nouveau enamel christening spoon and fork set,
George III silver sugar bucket, Russian silver presentation cigarette case, Fred Money 9ct. gold trophy cup, impressive
boxed silver trophy, George II silver coffee pot, silver tea sets, trays, etc., Persian, Gabbeh, Baluchi, Afghan rugs,
stools, whatnots, boxes, wine tables, dining tables, Colonial furniture including a large kauri Beaconsfield, large table
vitrine, fine quality mirror back sideboard, Victorian and Georgian card tables, desks, matched pair of mahogany
washstands, French, Chinese and Japanese furniture including a magnificent Japanese Meiji period hardwood
cabinet on stand liberally carved and decorated with ivory, mother-of-pearl, hardstone and gilding, mirrors,
chandeliers, a fine selection of paintings and prints including Kees Hos, Sylvia Robins, J.D. Perrett, Lance O’Gorman,
Austen Deans, Marilyn Webb, Fumpston, Stanley Palmer, George Chance photos, K. Arini Vane and many more.
Tuesday 7 th December 2010 at 9.30am
Miscellaneous 1-166
Glass 167-179
Tribal – Artefacts & NZ Historical 180-198
Oriental 199-319
China & Porcelain 320-387
Tuesday 7 th December 2010 at 5.00pm
Jewellery 400-492
Clocks & Watches 493-504
Silver 505-634
Rugs 635-652
Furniture 653-745
Paintings & Prints 746-805
The Sale may be viewed at the following times:
Friday 3 rd December 9.00am - 5.00pm
Sunday 5 th December 11.00am - 3.00pm
Monday 6 th December 9.00am - 5.00pm
CATALOGUES $12
A 12.5% percent buyers premium applies to this sale
plus G.S.T. on premium = all up 14.375%
FRONT COVER: Adjusted detail of lot 154
JOHN CORDY LIMITED
FINE ART AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS
180 Great South Road, Remuera, Auckland 1051, New Zealand
P.O. Box 74071 Market Road Phone (09)523-1049 Fax (09)520-7186
Email cordys@ihug.co.nz Website www.cordys.co.nz
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TUESDAY 7TH DECEMBER 2010
1ST SESSION at 9.30am
MISCELLANEOUS
1
A Georgian period coopered brass
bound mahogany ice bucket of boat
shape with a brass liner and a brass
swing handle. Length 375, height 300.
Honourable wear. See page 5. $350
2
A St Clair copper circular saucepan
with a domed cover, heavy brass
side handles and a brass finial. Diameter
280. $100
3
Three copper saucepans with long
brass handles, two with lids. Diameters
90, 160 and 210. $150
4
A steel flat wire measuring tape on
a copper hand held drum marked T.
Peacock & Son, Opticians, Auckland.
Diameter 170. $80
5
A French, St Clair copper hemispherical
kitchen mixing bowl. Diameter
325. $60
6
A St Clair, French, copper and brass
kitchen pan along with a two handled
copper and brass pan. $50
7
A late 19thC large brass kettle with
stamped manufacturer’s mark to the
side, J.C. & W. Lord. Polished and
lacquered. Height 320. $125
8
A late 19thC brass ecclesiastical candlestick
with five sconces arranged on
an angled bar supported on a knopped
column stand. Height 670. $130
9
A Victorian brass padlock with key
by J. Bates, Wolverhampton, along
with a Champion and Union six lever
padlock. $90
10
Five old padlocks, four with keys,
includes one Victorian with “VR”
marked escutcheon cover etc. $90
11
A pair of large brass column table
lamps with square plinth bases and
cream fabric shades. Height of each
1180. $600
12
A vintage Zebra skin backed onto
black felt with a shaped edge.
Length 3000 from head to end of tail,
width 1340. $1050
13
A vintage leopard skin rug backed
onto black felt with a shaped edge, in
good condition, some claws remaining.
Length 2500, width 1350. $1050
14
A Black Forest carved wood study of
a stag’s head mounted on a naturalis-
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The Catalogue
Measurements throughout are given in millimetres.
The figures given along side each lot are guide prices only.
tic branch trophy wall plaque. Finely
carved and with dark rich brown
patina. Height 860. See page 5. $700
15
A large turtle shell with lacquer polished
surface, slight losses. 700 x 500. $110
16
A pair of Victorian period ivory opera
glasses, minor damage. $100
17
A bronze sun dial, the face with
Roman numerals, calendars and a
verse. Nice green verdigris patina.
Diameter 120. $350
18
An old oak desk calendar of tall oblong
form with apertures for day, date
and month with old paper rolls turning
on wooden rollers. Height 105, width
135, depth 80. $150
19
A Victorian period optician’s opthamoloscope
in original satin and
velvet lined case. Length 120. $100
20
A mahogany stick barometer, the dial
marked St James and accommodating
a Vernier type adjustable scale,
the case set with a thermometer.
Suspended on a brass gimbal wall
mount. Height 915. $450
21
An early 20thC mahogany cased
brass and ebonised steel microscope
with auxiliary lenses and a selection of
slides. See page 5. $275
22
A Victorian brass embalmer’s pump,
the cylindrical body with affixed
label “Matthews, Carey St, Lincoln’s
Inn, London”. The pump shaft with a
turned ivory handle. Height 265. See
page 5. $250
23
A quality Victorian cased brass binocular
microscope by R. & J. Beck,
London No. 14057, complete with
quatrefoil objective lens mounts,
adjustable table mirrors and multiple
lenses as well as additional table
stage and an illuminating magnifying
glass. See page 5. $3500
24
A 19thC cased brass microscope
along with a selection of various
lenses. $450
25
An Eccles miner’s lamp, steel and
brass cased with maker’s label affixed.
Height 230. $80
26
An early 20thC surgeon’s kit labelled
inside the lid of the leatherette case
“Boyd Gardner’s Bone Operating
Instruments”. 250 x 150. $100
27
An uncommon table top centrifuge
device with four brass removeable
containers driven by a geared handle,
table mounted. $80
28
A graduated set of eight brass metric
weights from 5-500 gms. $110
29
A selection of 16 graduated nesting
brass bucket weights and various Troy
weights as three sets, some part. $150
30
A graduated set of cast iron weights
from 56 lb. to 2 lb., various makers
including Avery & Airbanks. $150
31
23 cast bronze brackets from an
Edwardian display cabinet to support
glass shelves. Length 292. $125
32
A Sikes hydrometer, c.1880, in original
mahogany box, additionally fitted
with an ivory backed thermometer.
200 x 95 x 50. $150
33
An early 20thC brass Theodolite by
E.R. Watts & Son Ltd, London, No.
36031, with silvered Vernier horizontal
and vertical scales. Complete with
an adjustable platform base. Height
315. See page 5. $300
34
A “Husun” micrometer sextant by Henry
Hughes, London, 1941. Complete with
accessories in a mahogany case with
original certificate, japanned finish with
a brass arc, silvered scale and brass
lenses. See page 5. $1000
35
A 20thC cased sextant by the “Hezzanith
Instrument Co.”, London, No.
68347. Japanned finish with a brass
scale. $800
36
A field compass in an ebonised metal
case with mother-of-pearl dial. Diameter
60. With original leather travelling
case. $120
37
A collection of four Edwardian period
Italian walnut folding wall brackets
with ornate carved and pierced
decoration and coloured oval inlays
of groups of figures. Heights 500, 500,
460 and 315. Hinges detached on
one. $200
38
A Victorian period rosewood tea
caddy, sarcophagus shape with
three compartments to the interior,
two with original lids. Mixing bowl
missing. Height 130, width 280, diameter
150. $200
39
A Victorian period tortoise shell and
ivory card case of plain design with
silver stringing. Length 105. $120
40
A 19thC Indian Vizagapatam cushion
shaped serpentine travelling pocket
watch case, hardwood with intricate
engraved ivory inlay. Width 120,
depth 120. See page 8. $200

41
An inlaid wooden tray, the oak tray
inlaid in ivory and mixed woods with
the Union Jack, four square columns
to each corner with turned wood
stretchers also inlaid with ivory.
Length 520, depth 305. $150
42
A tortoise shell needle case inlaid
with silver flowers and silver mounts.
Length 100. See page 32. $100
43
A Victorian period ivory calendar in
the form of a turning wheel. Diameter
45. $100
44
A heavy brass desk cannon with
a mahogany carriage and brass
wheels. Length 330. $200
45
A brass Coat of Arms doorstop - Honi
Soit Qui Mal Y Pense. Length 290. $100
46
An unusual gilded utility fob with four
slide-out tools including a propelling
pencil, a pen knife, a button hook
and a bodkin. $40
47
An Art Nouveau silver plated lady’s
sectional belt formed of linked medallions
depicting portrait busts and with a
similarly embossed buckle. $100
48
A Dutch silver framed lady’s purse,
the hinged frame opening to reveal
two compartments decoratively
pierced and embossed with figures,
masks and flower heads. $100
49
A 19thC French table top music box
playing eight airs, the walnut lid inlaid
with a trophy group of instruments.
Affixed label inside lid marked “Qualite
Excelsior Super Extra” along with a
programme list. Some borer to case.
Width 455, height 150, depth 215. See
page 5. $750
50
A 19thC table top music box, the
ebonised case with a group of trophy
instruments to the hinged lid, the
mechanism visible beneath a glazed
interior lid. Width 515, height 145,
depth 225. $600
51
A Continental rosewood jewellery
box of serpentine outline, the hinged
lid carved in high relief with leafy
tendrils and a scallop shell. The front
similarly decorated with an ornate
silver metal escutcheon. Restored lid
bowed. Width 310, depth 210, height
85. $500
52
A Japanese elm multi-drawer small
cabinet of oblong shape with drawers
of various sizes. Width 445, depth 195,
height 240. $100
53
A late 18thC Scottish treen chalice,
the fruitwood bowl with a bright cut
unmarked silver rim raised on a turned
rosewood circular spreading foot.
With later silver plated inset. Height
140. See page 8. $325
54
An unusual turned coconut wood jardiniere
or brush pot, capstan shape
with lappet border at the mouth.
Height 210, diameter 230. $125
55
A pair of brass “Pascall Atkey & Son,
Cowes” boat’s running lamps of narrow
dimensions, fitted with spirit burning
lamps along with a brass blown
fog horn. $150
56
A vintage optometrists model of an
eye, professionally made by the
“Central Scientific Co.”, Chicago,
U.S.A. of a large size with moveable
parts and painted detail, housed in a
mahogany glazed case with maker’s
plaques, one detailed “Myers’ Model
I Eye, patented October. 1912”.
Height 400, width 500, depth 80. $250
57
Four brass bell weights, 1lb, 2lb, 4lb
and 7lb, on specially made splay
board. $250
58
A large heavy thick walled circular
Southland Beech wood bowl made
by Jim Robbie. Diameter 520, height
200. $200
59
A New Zealand colonial kauri music
stand of plain oblong shape on a
circular section column stand with X
shaped base. Height 1290. Minor attention
required. $300
60
A 1920’s period lady’s ball gown travelling
bag, English Jekmoth brand,
the top with brass bound hinges, fittings
and handle. $120
61
An unusual ivory tusk elephant bridge
with four elephants to one end and a
crocodile with open jaws to the other
end, minor damage. Length 630. $200
62
Three various page markers, one
silver of trowel form, Birmingham 1901,
another of gilded brass sword form
with banded agate handle and one
carved ivory as a gum leaf. $110
63
An old sperm whale’s tooth of natural
curved form, small cut to jaw end.
Length 160. $150
64
A taxidermy group of a hawk with
raised wings being confronted by a
pale coloured stoat, wood base with
trunk form section. $200
65
A taxidermy cock pheasant with
wings outstretched, mounted on a
driftwood section. $200
66
An old massive kauri gum boulder in
natural form, unpolished with some
bark attached. Length 640, width
280, weight 11.2 kilos. $350
67
Two old kauri gum boulders of natural
unpolished form, weights 3 and 4.5
kilos. $300
68
A pair of hand painted Emu eggs, one
with a scene of a village entitled “Kaffir
Kraal”, the other untitled, depicting
a seated Zulu smoking a pipe. Height
140. $300
69
A heavy cut slab of greenstone.
Height 215, width 55, depth 50. $220
70
A heavy cut slab of greenstone.
Height 220, width 80, depth 45. $220
71
A greenstone block cut from a river
boulder with a natural worn surface
to the back, four cut faces, formed as
a book end. Height 200, width 125,
depth 115, weight 5kgs. $200
72
A lion’s tooth pendant, the fancy
mount modelled as a lion’s head with
open mouth and well detailed mane,
the tooth with an old crack. Length
96. $160
73
A piece of black tourmaline crystal in
natural state. Height 70. $80
74
An early 20thC Australian “Queen’s
College” rowing oar for the “University
of Melbourne 1910” Rowing eight, the
blade with gilt inscription, naming the
university, college, crest, members
of the crew, along with their weights
and “Head of the River” with original
dark red/brown paint to the blade
and varnish to the shaft marked “5”
(W.M. Abbott, 12st. 4lbs.) beside the
old leather fitting. Length 3270. $650
75
An old bronze Art Deco pillar with
classically decorated capital with two
separate bottom panels. Height 137.
Originally part of the old Auckland
Railway Station. $350
76
A colonial period pharmacist’s bottle
label multi-drawer cabinet, the
64 drawers each with a label to the
front, some enclosing multiple labels,
dark canvas cover to wood frame,
two drawers missing. Width 675,
height 400, depth 120. $220
77
A large heavy Victorian period cast
iron two section garden urn of classical
campana style. Diameter 535,
height 440. $500
78
A vintage child’s porcelain toilet with
coloured floral transfer decoration
and a wooden seat, by Twyfords,
Hanley, England. Height 315. $200
79
A Victorian period porcelain toilet
“The Lucania” - all-over brown floral
transfer decoration. Height 410.
Some faults. $250
80
A case of mounted moths in a variety of
vibrant tropical colours. 300 x 450. $100
81
A vintage painted plaster mannequin’s
display hand for jewellery.
Height 240. $100
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82
Three copper sauce pans with long
brass and steel handles, two with lids.
Diameters 200, 210 and 230. $200
83
A graduated set of six old copper
saucepans with long iron handles, the
largest diameter 185, the smallest 85.
See page 5. $200
84
A large Pacific Islands Baler shell table
lamp on a shell base. Height 290. $150
85
A wooden carved knitting sheath,
possibly of Scandinavian origin, owner’s
initials marked into top. Length
240. $80
86
A 19thC French leather vase with a
leather handle and gilt brass fittings,
the lock engraved A Girardeau, Paris.
Length 740. $120
87
Three old curved wood panels from
the base of a carousel with bright
vibrant polychrome painted decoration.
Length of each 1400. Some
distress. $250
88
A gilt brass five branch chandelier of
French style with leaf and scroll decoration
and facet cut glass pendant
lustres. Height 450. $300
89
An antique English fruitwood pedal
driven spinning wheel of traditional
design with a large spoked wheel.
Height overall 920. With maker’s label
Peter Stewart Spittalfield, Dunkeld.
See page 5. $350
90
An ornate Victorian period cast iron
freestanding stove with elaborate
raised and pierced decoration of
leaves, flowers, scrolls, etc., the open
base with a brass finial and original
metal tray, the twin bowfront doors
with a flying bird handle and a black
enamel finish with gilded highlights.
Width 620, height 800. $1000
91
A vintage Three Castles “The All
Blacks 1924” lithographic print from
the original team photo complete
with member’s names below, 330 x
410, original frame under glass. $220
92
A 1925 official rugby programme
“England v. New Zealanders” complete
with players, times, dates and
advertising etc., 250 x 370, in mahogany
frame under glass. $900
93
A vintage photograph of William
Gilbert Grace depicted with a long
beard and cricket bat under his left
arm, a section of picket fence to his
right, 215 x 160. In mahogany frame
under glass. William Gilbert Grace
(1848-1915) made cricket perhaps
the first modern spectator sport and
developed most of the techniques of
modern batting. $200
94
An original Michael Jordan signed
4
Bulls jersey, Chicago Bulls #23 with
black and white detail on red ground,
unworn, framed under glass. $600
95
A Hardy Brothers rare Limited Edition
gold sovereign fly reel in original soft
zipped case, complete with two extra
spools, the back plate engraved “The
Sovereign 7/8 Serial No. 821”, gold finish
all over with wooden handles. $220
96
A vintage Hardy Bros. Ltd fly box with
japanned blackened finish, rectangular
form, the lid with original chamois
cast case slide fitting to the lid, the
interior with plastic sliding lids to the
12 compartments, interior lid fitted for
casts etc. Original maker’s plaque.
Length 155, width 90. $175
97
A vintage fishing creel, fine weave
with a fish design leather and metal
strap to the lid, c.1920’s/30’s. $150
98
Two framed fly displays, one Taupo trout
flies, the other Taupo nymphs. $130
99
A vintage Efgco line winder dryer,
wood, steel and alloy with a German
dam fly reel. $130
100
A Hardy Bros. England, fly reel “The St
John”, 3 7/8”. See page 5. $70
101
A large fishing reel with oak faces
and bronze fittings complete with silk
line. Diameter 175 along with a small
walnut fishing reel with twin handles.
Diameter 64. $100
102
Two early 20thC small brass fishing
reels. $70
103
A rare 4” brass Ogden Smith salmon
reel, sliding large brass line guide with
a raised spoke type tensioner and
heavy ebonite handles, c.1910. See
page 5. $320
104
A J.A. Coxe 25 casting reel, black ebonite
end plates, fully embossed under
foot, complete with original leather
case also embossed (J.A. Coxe was
the reel maker who designed the Zane
Grey big game reel). $160
105
A Heaton’s 5” Eaton Sun oak and
brass salmon reel, star back, on/off
check, brass backed spool, rolling line
guide, with vintage line and copper
name plate from previous owner,
c.1890’s. See page 5. $180
106
A Heatons 5” Eaton Sun reel, mahogany
and brass star back with on/off
check, brass faced spool, c.1895. $140
107
A large 5 3/4” Peetz mahogany and
brass Ltd. Ed. big game reel, for North
America, on/off check, wide drum,
brass backed spool with line guide
and a wing nut break tensioner. $230
108
A large 6” Peetz oak and brass
salmon reel, large wooden handles
to side, strong on/off check, brass
backed spool, line guide, working
break tensioner, two wing nuts,
c.1940. $180
109
A vintage American skeleton reel, 2
5/8”, good working on/off check, pre-
1900’s. $100
110
Two English 2!” brass fly reels,
permanent check, ebonite handles,
c.1885-1910. $120
111
A Hendryx 1!” raised pillar vintage fly
reel, on/off check, bone handled, embossed
and dated to top of foot. $100
112
A vintage 2 5/8” gun metal reel,
made by the Southbend Bait Company,
U.S.A. Pre 1900’s. $120
113
A vintage American skeleton reel,
on/off check, pre 1900’s. $100
114
A Victorian wood and brass extension
gaff, turned rosewood handle,
knurled butt end, c.1880’s. $180
115
A Hardy alloy and brass extension
gaff, extends to 44”, c.1950. $180
116
An Abu 15 extension gaff, stainless
steel, together with a Hardy silver
water temperature gauge. $120
117
A large Tatler Supreme big game reel,
in original cardboard box, in good
order with little use, c.1950. $240
118
A large size Wheatley fly box, with
alloy clip page, over 100 Old English
hand tied flies, c.1930. Length 155,
depth 90. $120
119
A large black metal fly box, in the
Hardy Test style, the cream interior
with old English flies in cork, a cast
container and a factory fitted silver
emergency whistle, c.1890. Length
150, depth 90. $180
120
A Hardy slimline black japanned fly
box, original label to lid with 80 old
English wet flies, 1895-1910. Length
155, depth 95. $180
121
A rare small waistcoat size black
japanned fly box, by Pape, Newcastle,
with original metal label to lid and
interior with old flies, c.1890’s. Length
105, width 75. $180
122
A set of WWI white metal folding wire cutters.
Length when extended 345. $80
123
A Midshipman’s dirk, probably
American c.1800 with a turned ivory
handle, gilt metal ferrule and annular
guard and a steel blade. Length 250.
See page 5. $550
124
A traditional vintage Moroccan knife
(Koummya) with a wooden hilt and

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ass and copper scabbard, decoratively
engraved. Length 460. $275
125
A 19thC naval cutlass with a brass
hilt, curved guard and quillon, single
edged, un-fullered blade in a leather
scabbard with brass fittings. Overall
length 750. See page 5. $280
126
A 19thC inventory sabre with a steel
pommel, wood grip (borer), steel
guard and quillon, single edged, double
fullered blade and a steel scabbard.
Overall length 960. $220
127
A Hardy Bros. Ltd split cane three
section fly rod with spare tip (one tip
reduced) pattern #6 “The L.R.H. Dry
Fly Palakona”. Length 8ft 9inches. In
original Hardy cloth bag with original
affixed label. $150
128
Two military bayonets. One Swiss
for the M1911 rifle marked Elsener,
Schwyz to the double sided blade,
steel scabbarded, the other British
1907 pattern Mark I SMLE with single
edged fullered blade and leather
scabbard. $140
129
Two French military bayonets. One
Chassepot-type with wood grip and
brass fittings engraved to the back of
blade: “Alsine de Steyr 1899”. Steel
scabbard (dented), along with another
single edged blade engraved
to the back 1886, steel scabbard. See
page 5. $150
130
A British 1942, No. 4, Mk II, spike
bayonet, marked SNA, with matching
steel scabbard. $50
131
A WWI double edged short bayonet
by Wilkinson’s, London, with wood
grip, nickel plated mounts and
leather scabbard, complete with
leather frog, Martins, Birm., along with
NZ military stamp. See page 5. $110
132
Two Belgian 1889 Mauser bayonets,
with curved quillons, double fullered,
single edged blades and steel scabbards.
$120
133
Two military bayonets, one German
marked Alex Coppell, Solingen with
diagonally ridged wooden grip, spear
pointed double fullered, single edged
blade and steel scabbard. The other
with Mauser fitting, steel grip, single
edged double fullered blade and a
steel scabbard. $130
134
Two military short bayonets, one
Spanish with a Mauser fitting, bird’s
head pommel checkered wood grip,
single edged double fullered sabre
shaped blade, the other an American
model 1942 marked UFH with a
hard plastic grip, bird’s head pommel,
single edged double fullered
blade, resin scabbard and metal
mounts. $160
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135
Two military short bayonets, one with
a tubular metal hilt, double edged
fullered blade, steel scabbard and
leather frog, the other a Commando
knife shape with a leather hilt, double
edged blade and a plastic scabbard.
$140
136
A book, “Moko: or Maori Tattooing”
by Major General Robley, a reprint of
the 1896 publication, red cloth binding
with slip case. $350
137
“C.F. Goldie Prints, Drawings & Criticism”
book published by Alistair Taylor 1979. In
original solander type case. $400
138
Approximately 15 volumes of “The
Studio - An Illustrated Magazine of
Fine & Applied Art”, c.1909. $100
139
A similar lot to above, c.1920. $100
140
A similar lot to above, c.1925. $100
141
A 1975 reprint book “Maori Patterns,
Painted and Carved” by Menzies in
hard cover sleave, Ltd.Ed. 229/750. $120
142
A Roderick Burgess bronze sculpture
of a kneeling naked woman, hands
to her sides, on textured rug type
base, Ltd. Ed., signed and impressed
with foundry mark for Artworks.
Height 390. See page 5. $1750
143
A bronze statuette of a Portuguese
fisherman, the figure stands casting
his line, wearing loose breeches and
an open waistcoat, raised on a circular
wooden plinth. Unsigned. Height
overall 480. $500
144
A bronze statue of a gentleman, possibly
Spanish, signed Beneder at the base,
raised on a circular granite plinth. The
figure stands holding a walking cane, a
heavy cloak wrapped around his shoulders.
Height 400. $400
145
A Sherratt & Simpson model of “The
Siberian Tiger”, No. 6 of a Ltd. Ed. of 100,
reproduced after the original, hand
decorated in England, with original
certificate. Height 410, width 710. $350
146
An unusual 19thC English ironware
ovoid shaped vase in the manner of
Coalbrookdale, patterned with an
encircling band in low relief of stylised
Lily-of-the-Valley, unmarked. Height
250. $175
147
An onyx ash tray surmounted by a
cast bronze, dark patinated figure of
a stalking lioness. Small chips. 130 x
95. $95
148
A 1930’s plaster bust of a young Turk,
raised on a socle plinth base. Height
485, a.f. See page 5. $200
149
An old New Zealand poker work sew-
ing box, all-over decoration of kaka
beak with red, green and yellow colouring,
initials to the oval lid enclosing
fitted interior. Length 315, depth 220,
height 145. $200
150
An early 20thC New Zealand burr
totara turned wooden bowl of squat
circular shape. Diameter 130, height
50. $90
151
A small Dunedin Exhibition, 1920,
wooden lidded container. Height
45. $35
152
A large blank book of fine quality rag
paper bound in an old 16thC vellum
binding, folio size with decorative
gilding to front and back. Height 515,
width 350. $150
153
An Art Deco period beaded evening
bag decorated with geometric
shapes and flowers in colours of
white, cobalt blue, pink, grey and yellow,
minor damage. $150
154
A superb Canton hand stitched silk
shawl, square black cotton ground
worked in embroidery silks in polychromatic
colours with landscape
scenes, exuberant florals, birds, figures,
elephants, horses and lions amongst
temple grounds. A separate border
outlines the worked square ground
and is decorated with a landscape
of pagodas, temples, arched bridges
and zigzag fences amongst detailed
landscape. The whole central panel
framed by a black crocheted silk
border with a long fringe. 1300 square
excluding fringe. See page 5. $850
155
An early 20thC horn and silver walking
stick handle as a swan’s head
and neck. The head in silver with a
beaten finish and glass eyes and
a wide matching band between
handle base and remains of shaft.
London 1910. $220
156
A Georgian period cut steel
chatelaine with four chains and
hooks, one with a small whistle.
Length 380. $100
157
An antique Thornton Pickard Victory
Reflex half plate camera, in original
leather case with a tripod stand. $300
158
A WWII Army Issue ice axe with
original wood handle, iron head and
spike. Length 835. Impressed marks:
Beades, 1943. $150
159
An old six prong hay fork with a long
wood handle. Length 1150. Together
with an old garden edging tool with
a long wood handle, Sheffield maker.
Length 1000. $150
160
A carved folk art study of a leaping
marlin with an inlaid pearl shell eye,
raised on an oval integral plinth base.
Height 710. $150

161
An album of stamp blocks, miniature
sheets, United Nation/London scenes,
etc. $80
162
A large album of world wildlife First
Day Covers. $150
163
An album of British stamps, Winston
Churchill, China, etc. $200
164
An album of American First Day Covers,
Nicaragua, etc. $400
165
A Railways overhead shelf with cast
iron brackets and a brass rod and
wire grill framing. Width 840. $200
166
An Art Deco glass spherical lampshade
moulded with alternating
cream and orange scales resemblant
of a hot air balloon, with original fitting.
$100
GLASS
167
A Victorian period glass table centrepiece
the round spreading foot
leading up to a large central tray with
a glass column and another smaller
central tray leading up to a glass
epergne at the top, the glass etched
with florals and foliage, minor damage.
Height 650, diameter 340. $150
168
A Victorian cranberry glass epergne,
the central flower shaped trumpet
with two baskets hanging from
supports from its side, raised from a
circular scallop rimmed dish. Height
410. See page 8. $250
169
A Victorian period Davidson’s primrose
yellow Vaseline glass swan together
with a single trumpet epergne
in a silver plate base in the form of
nasturtium tendril leaves and flowers.
Height of epergne 90, height of swan
80. $100
170
Two Victorian Davidson Vaseline
glass cream jugs, each with moulded
patterns to the walls and tinted serrated
rims, both on a circular raised
foot. The tallest, height 120, the other,
height 80. $100
171
Three Davidson Victorian moulded primrose
Vaseline glass dishes each with
serrated rims and moulded with segmented
panels. One circular, diameter
190, one oval, width 185, one circular
with a handle, diameter 120. $100
172
A Whitefriar’s commemorative drinking
glass, the clear trumpet shaped
bowl etched with the cypher of
Edward VIII and dated 1937 beneath
the crown. A blue glass annular knop
separates the spreading circular clear
glass foot. Height 190. $100
173
A large pair of fine quality 19thC
Bohemian cranberry glass baluster
vases with richly gilded decoration,
each one with an oval polychrome
painted miniature medallion of
elegant women. Height 350. Tiny rim
chips. See page 8. $600
174
A Lalique, France, glass scalloped
formed bowl, the flattened rim moulded
and frosted as dahlia leaves, with an
engraved mark. Diameter 280. $100
175
A Rene Lalique opalescent bowl of
shallow flared form decorated with
repeating radiating designs with acid
etched signature. Diameter 254. See
page 8. $500
176
A Rene Lalique Coquilles opalescent
plate, relief moulded with four shell
forms and radiating designs, wheel
cut mark “R. Lalique France No. 3011”.
Diameter 232. See page 8. $500
177
A 1950’s Lalique deco style sculpture
of The Madonna and Child of tall
oblong form with the figures deeply
etched to the back of the glass,
signed Lalique France to the side, in
a special black wood stand. Height
without stand 240, width 55, depth
40. See page 8. $1100
178
A set of 12 Irish Waterford Lismore pattern
wine goblets. Height 180, etched
marks. $720
179
A set of nine Irish Waterford Lismore
pattern wine glasses on tall stems.
Height 105, etched marks. $450
TRIBAL - ARTEFACTS
& NZ HISTORICAL
180
A Fijian tapa cloth decoratively stencilled
and hand painted in dark and
ochre colours in panelled sections.
Approx. 3600 x 720. $120
181
A massive Fijian hardwood kava bowl
of traditional design with a broad flat
rim and six trunkated legs. Diameter
645. $600
182
An old Pitcairn Island carved wood
flying fish “Made By Lancy Christian”
raised on a short turned column and
a rectangular platform base, good
old patina. Length 450, height 150.
See page 8. $220.
183
An old Papua New Guinea figural
foot stool, the circular dished top held
aloft by a crouching woman with shell
inlaid eyes. Height 410. $120
184
An African baule carved wood figure
in ebonised dense wood. The female
figure with scarification to her
face stands with hands to abdomen.
Raised on stone plinth. Height 310.
See page 5. $650
185
A vintage embossed Maori deco-
rated brass fire screen depicting a
carved meeting house with many
figures, embossed “Tama Te Kapua”
and with initials “C.H.H/Wm”. Height
560, width 650. $350
186
A carved kauri ornament of a kiwi
surmounting a block plinth inlaid with
a paua shell. Height 175. $60
187
A New Zealand folk art money box
modelled as a pataka with a recessed
porch and poker work fascia
raised on four legs. Height 150, width
180. $110
188
A folk art cigarette box modelled as
a Maori whare, the fascia with ornate
carved tiki figures and gable koruru
mask finial, the roof hinged to form a
lid. Height 165, width 190. $150
189
A dark stained carved wooden Maori
cigarette box, the hinged lid decorated
with a Koruru mask face with inlaid
paua eyes. 135 x 100 x 45. $80
190
A dark red/brown stained carved
Maori wooden figure standing in
flexed stance with tongue extended.
Height 540. $100
191
Two Maori carved wooden folk art tiki
figures, one mid brown wood, well
carved in flexed stance with hands to
abdomen and inlaid paua eyes, height
205. The other dark stained and more
simply carved, height 235. $110
192
An unusual Maori folk art figure of a
man performing a haka. The naked,
realistically carved figure stands
issuing from an uncarved wooden
base, his enlarged head detailed with
incised Moko, tongue extended and
paua shell teeth displayed. Raised on
a circular plinth base. Height 410. See
page 5. $400
193
A dark stained wooden portrait bust
carving “The Ariki”, carver unknown.
Carved for the 1939-40 World Trade
Exhibition (Wellington), worked with
heavily chiselled features, moko and
coiffure tied in a topknot, raised on a
plinth wooden base incised with title.
Height 410. See page 5. $1200
194
A fine quality New Zealand colonial
native woods dressing table box
of oblong shape with a domed lid,
cross banded decoration either end
with central eight pointed star inlay.
Length 280, depth 130, height 80.
Maker’s label, Winks & Hall, Shortland
Street, Auckland. See page 8. $1850
195
A Mirek Smisek salt glazed flagon, the
ovoid body with a wide band of cut
decoration, strap handle, manganese
glaze effects in brown and olive green
tonings, cork stopper with woven cane
top and impressed potter’s mark to
base. Height 280. See page 5. $220
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196
A set of six Mirek Smisek salt glazed
goblets, the bowls with cut decoration,
flared circular pedestal bases
and manganese glaze effects.
Height 117. See page 5. $120
197
A Crown Lynn table lamp of round
spherical form on three square feet,
lathe style decoration to exterior, in
colours of a green trickle glaze leading
down to a creamy yellow, with
original metal and bakelite fittings
and cord. Stamped and impressed
marks to base. Height 260, diameter
200. See page 16. $350
197A
A large white Crown Lynn swan.
Length 300. $120
198
A lacquer box with university crest in
mother-of-pearl decoration to top of
lid containing Sir Robert Muldoon’s
cap, gown and mortar from the Seoul
University, together with another
lacquer box decorated with university
crest in mother-of-pearl to the lid
containing the Korean certificate and
an English translation of the honorary
degree of Doctor of Philosophy that
was presented to him in 1976. $150
ORIENTAL
199
A Chinese pale green jade circular
pendant with carved and pierced decoration
of a butterfly, leaves and coin
tokens. Diameter 60. See page 8. $100
200
A Chinese white jade pendant
carved in the shape of corn-on-thecob.
Length 80, on red silk cord. $200
201
A pair of plain Chinese pale green
jade bangles. Diameter 80. $120
202
A pale Chinese jade pie disc with a
gold metal suspension hanger. Diameter
50. $90
203
A Chinese jadeite carved pendant of
oval form, as two well detailed long
tailed birds carved in deep relief with
pierced highlights. See page 16. $150
204
A large Chinese jade pendant of
ovoid form and triangular cross section,
in relief with gourds, leaves and
fruit, mid-green with paler highlights.
Length 68. $180
205
A Chinese carved jade hook form,
as a bird, its domed back with scroll
decoration, mid green with darker inclusions,
pierced through the centre.
Length 77. $160
206
A Chinese carved lavender green jade
pendant of shaped bamboo form with
leaf and scroll highlights, a pale colour
with darker vibrant green inclusions.
Length 64. See page 16. $200
207
A Chinese large carved mutton fat
jade handling piece of ovoid form with
raised relief decoration of animal form
(Son of the Dragon), the rest polished
smooth. Length 84, width 48. $260
208
A Chinese carved jade pendant of
oval disc form with pierced centre, a
deep relief dragon to one side, the
other side carved with scrolls, mid
green with darker and paler inclusions.
Length 60, width 41. See page
8. $160
209
A Chinese mutton fat jade large bead
necklace of irregular lozenge form
with smaller dark stone bead spaces.
Length 640. $260
210
A Chinese jade tablet carved and
pierced as a dragon supported on
cloud forms within an arch surmounted
with two stylised bird forms, mid
green with darker inclusions towards
the top. Length 90, width 57. See
page 8. $160
211
A Chinese jade tablet of rectangular
form, carved decoration of stylised birds
within a square panel surmounted by
calligraphy, a scroll border, shallow relief
decoration, mid to dark green. Length
72, width 53. See page 8. $160
212
A Chinese carved jade pendant of oval
form in deep relief with a well detailed
sinuous dragon, clouds to the reverse,
mid green colourway with vibrant
darker green highlights. Length 48. $120
213
A Chinese jade “Zong” of rectangular
block form with a circular hole
through the length and an incised
band to the centre, stylised mask repeating
decoration to each section,
pale green with rust toned highlights.
Length 44. $160
214
A Chinese carved green jade pendant,
relief decoration of a sinuous
dragon, cloud forms to the reverse,
pale green with darker highlights.
Length 60. See page 16. $200
215
A Chinese jade carving of a mythical
turtle-dragon of yellow jade rind.
Width 85. $110
216
A Chinese jade bracelet, archaic
style, decorated with four lion mask
motifs. Diameter 95. $130
217
A dark Chinese jade carving of a
mythical dragon tortoise, a lion climbing
across its back. Width 65. $100
218
A Chinese jade bangle in dark and
light mottled green colours with a lilac
inclusion. Diameter 80. $90
219
A Chinese jade carving, bottle
shaped with a dragon in high relief to
one wall. Height 60. $50
220
A carved Chinese pale jade dragon
beast. Width 80. $100
221
A Chinese dark stained wood jewellery
chest with ornate engraved
and cut brass mounts and inset with
carved and pierced jade panels, the
pair of doors enclosing four drawers
above larger base drawer. Height
290, width 185, depth 145. $240
222
A Chinese lacquer panel decorated
with applied mother-of-pearl and
hard stones depicting two cavorting
foo dogs. 300 x 400. $90
223
An old Chinese figural snuff bottle
formed as a woman standing
on one leg, famille rose decoration
with green and red highlights to her
yellow/green jacket, red pants, gilt
highlights, her left shoe and cuff as
the stopper. Length 95. $450
224
A pair of Chinese famille rose figures,
of woman clad in colourful robes and
holding branches of flowers in colours
of iron red, green, blue enamel and
gilt, both with arms raised, each the
opposite of the other. Height 205.
Minor faults. See page 8. $450
225
A large Chinese calligraphy brush
with bone and green jade sectional
handle. Length 400. $50
226
Four small Shanghai silver pieces,
includes a miniature figure at a
processing wheel, figure carrying
items on rod over his shoulder, a miniature
junk and a child’s pusher/feeding
utensil, impressed marks. $120
227
A Chinese silver coin from the Gansu
province featuring the head of Yuan
Shi Kai. $320
228
A late 19thC Canton famille rose “100
Butterfly Plate”, gilt enrichments. Diameter
245. $140
229
A 19thC famille rose bute shaped cup
and saucer decorated in panels with
figures, butterflies and flowers. $70
230
A 19thC famille rose London shape teacup
and saucer decorated in panels
with figures, birds and flowers. $70
231
A 19thC famille rose Chinese porcelain
teapot, cylindrical shape, decorated
with panels of figures, birds and flowers.
Height 145, diameter 130. $250
232
An old Chinese famille rose small
vase of baluster form, finely decorated
with figures, animals, etc.,
the base with applied gilded scroll
decoration and a gilded band to the
shoulder. Height 105. $850
233
A mid 19thC Chinese famille rose
lidded tureen of oval baluster form,
decorated in the “Rose Medallion”
pattern with figures, florals and sacred
objects, ornate gilt enrichments and
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floral form large finial. Length 320, width
205, minor flaw. See page 13. $1650
234
A late 19thC Canton famille rose
plate, traditional decoration in a four
panelled design with gild enrichments,
figures, florals and green and
red highlights. Diameter 247. $140
235
A vintage Canton famille rose vase
of baluster form, traditional decoration
with two pairs of salamanders to
the shoulders and kylin to the waisted
neck. Height 250. $160
236
A pair of Chinese famille rose cylinder
vases with everted rims, painted in
coloured enamels with seated figures
and calligraphy. Height 160. See
page 13. $500
237
A rare fine Chinese famille rose decorated
porcelain bowl, the exterior
with four circular panels depicting
animals and birds amongst florals on
a yellow complex interlocking diaper
ground with red highlights, the interior
with red ground finely decorated with
florals and leaves, fine gilt highlights,
pictorial mark to base, early Republic/late
Ching period. Diameter 132,
height 80. See page 8. $10,000
238
An old Chinese famille rose cream jug
of ovoid form with a sparrow beak,
figures within a seaside walled garden,
gilt handle. See page 13. $650
239
A Chinese blue and white porcelain
circular dish painted with figures in a
garden. Diameter 190, seal mark. See
page 8. $500
240
A Chinese blue and white oblong
shaped table jardinier decorated
with flowers, tendrils and four frogs
clambering up each corner. Six character
Qianlong seal mark under the
base. Width 225. See page 8. $2000
241
A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and
white shallow dishes, each decorated
with three figures of sages in
landscapes and a square seal mark
to reverse. Diameter 200. $110
242
A small Ming porcelain kitchenware
bowl. Diameter 135. $40
243
A Chinese export porcelain two handled
cup and saucer, decorated in
enamels with butterflies and flowers, a
blue trellis pattern at the saucer’s rim.
Minor frits to the rim. $80
244
A kitchen Ming blue and white plate,
decorated with foliate designs. Diameter
220. $100
245
A Chinese porcelain blue and white
Gu form vase decorated in underglazed
blue with buildings and figures
in a landscape. Height 235. See
page 8. $150
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246
An old Chinese blue and white plate,
underglazed blue figure in landscape
decoration, the border with butterflies
and sacred objects, soft blue ground,
minor frits to rim. Diameter 227. See
page 8. $160
247
A Chinese blue and white porcelain
Mei Ping vase painted with child
figures, leaves, flowers and scrolls.
Height 270. $550
248
A mid Ching Dynasty blue and white
plate, hand painted to the interior
with exterior scenes with a blue border
and geometric shape to the rim.
Diameter 220. See page 8. $120
249
An old Chinese painting on paper of
a fearsome bearded man holding a
sword, character and chop marks/
signature to bottom left corner, patterned
silk border mount. Height 1000
x 390. $350
250
A vintage Chinese watercolour on
paper of a flowering plant scene
with calligraphy and chop marks to
top left corner, monochrome and silk
border mount. 1320 x 295. $350
251
An old Chinese scroll, finely hand
painted in watercolour on paper with
a scene of birds on fruiting branches,
calligraphy and seal mark detail. $300
252
An old Chinese scroll, watercolour on
paper depicting five women within
an interior scene, dominant tones of
red, blue, etc., calligraphy and seal
mark to top right corner, image size
1200 x 450. $350
253
An old Chinese scroll, watercolour on
paper depicting an old man seated
asleep within the twisted trunk of an
old tree, a crested crane looking on,
calligraphy and seal marks to top left
margin, image size 880 x 470. $350
254
An old Chinese bronze two-handled
incense burner on a tall tripod base,
decorated in relief with birds, masks,
scrolls, etc., the pierced cover with Kylin
finial. Height 240. Together with a pair of
matching two-handled tripod baluster
vases. Height 255. See page 13. $400
255
A Chinese bronze and champleve
enamel lidded censor, the squat
circular body with two handles to
the sides raised on three feet, the lid
pierced and surmounted by a kylin.
Height 410. See page 13. $300
256
A Chinese bronze baluster shaped
vase of hexagonal shape, the walls
decorated with applied panels of
champleve enamel on a diaper
ground. Elephant head handles issue
from the sides. Applied tablet seal
mark under the foot. Height 305. See
page 13. $175
257
A pair of large Chinese baluster
porcelain vases with polychrome
painted decoration with fish, leaves
and lotus flowers. Height 440, printed
seal marks on base. $400
258
A large inverse baluster jar and cover
decorated in polychrome enamels
with warrior figures. The foot and
shoulder decorated with pennant
designs, the neck and lid of the rim
decorated with square fret patterns.
Height 420. $900
259
An old Chinese red and black lacquer
vase of squat circular shape with
a cylindrical neck decorated with hoho
birds reserved in panels on a floral
ground. Slight losses and crackle to
lacquer. Height 305. $500
260
A Chinese fine contemporary porcelain
vase of ovoid form, elaborately
decorated with a mountainous village
landscape scene and calligraphy,
finely decorated borders, and
underglazed blue character marks to
base. Height 400. $800
261
A pair of fine Chinese porcelain mallet
shaped baluster vases with polychrome
painted decoration of kylin
wave forms, symbols and two glaze
firings. Height 205, painted character
marks on base. See page 13. $10,000
262
A fine quality Chinese porcelain
beaker of tapering circular section
with a flared rim, polychrome famille
rose enamelled decoration of butterflies
in a garden. Height 60, Imperial
seal mark Ching dynasty. $600
263
A Chinese lidded cylindrical jar,
polychrome enamelled on an aubergine
ground, birds and florals, with
“Dayazhai” mark painted to the side.
Character marks to base. Height 180,
diameter 185. $120
264
A Chinese baluster porcelain vase
with polychrome decoration of birds
and flowers on a honeycomb green
ground. Height 260. See page 13. $100
265
A Chinese porcelain double gourd
vase with an ox blood and lilac drizzled
glaze. Four character seal mark
under the foot. Height 200. See page
8. $250
266
A Chinese turquoise monochrome
glazed double gourd vase. Height
280. See page 8. $150
267
A pair of Chinese porcelain peach
ground vases, baluster shape with
handles at the neck, decorated with
gilt designs of scattered circular rondels
and stiff leaves at the shoulder. Six
character Qianlong mark under the
base. Height 165. See page 8. $225

268
A golden olive cloisonne baluster
shaped vase decorated with song
birds amongst chrysanthemums. Lappet
panels decorate the rim and foot.
Height 305. See page 13. $175
269
Two Chinese cloisonne ginger jars of
ovoid shape, each decorated with
blossoms and flowers on a cloudy
ground, one blue and one black.
Height 210. $125
270
A Chinese porcelain brush pot, the
cylindrical shape decorated in relief
with a flowering cherry tree on a pale
yellow glaze. Height 115. $150
271
A Chinese porcelain ovoid jar decorated
in enamels with song birds and
flowers reserved in panels on a turquoise
and floral decorated ground,
raised on gilt elephant head feet and
with elephant head handles to the
sides, the lid with bat finial. Four character
Yongzheng seal mark under the
base. Height 190. See page 13. $300
272
A Chinese Song style pottery vase,
with a dark celadon glaze, the ovoid
body moulded with figures of eight
heroes and two dragons chasing a
mystic pearl. Small chip to one handle.
Height 210. $130
273
A pair of Chinese porcelain cylindrical
vases decorated with landscapes
with a four character chop mark
under the base. Height 285. $300
274
A pair of Chinese porcelain ovoid vases
decorated with figures in a landscape
and a calligraphic poem inscribed
verso. Small chip under foot ring on
one. Height 230. See page 8. $280
275
A large Chinese porcelain vase
decorated with four panels of figures
in garden scenes reserved on a
complex diaper patterned ground,
cylindrical shape with shoulder and
cylindrical neck. Height 500. $300
276
A Chinese porcelain Song style celadon
glazed ovoid jar moulded with
handles to either side. Height 85. $100
277
A pair of late 18thC Chinese export
porcelain squat circular jars, a sea
floor salvage. Moulded walls and
decorated in underglazed blue brush
point. Diameter 95. $200
278
A Chinese porcelain celadon glazed
circular bowl with incised foliate
decoration inside the well. Diameter
150. $100
279
A Chinese porcelain shallow dish,
decorated in the Ming manner with a
pair of foo dogs to the centre and a
trailing vine to the exterior. Diameter
155. $100
280
A Chinese porcelain “tulip” vase of
bulbous shape with five flower holders
- covered in a fine olive green tea
dust glaze. Height 165, impressed
seal mark. $250
280A
A quality Chinese porcelain seated
female Buddha, finely detailed in
black and gilt to the five glazed
colours, red, blue, yellow, black and
mauve, she holds a scroll in her left
hand. Height 260. See page 8. $2000
281
A collection of 12 ancient Chinese
bronze cross bow arrow heads of
triangular section, some with shafts attached,
old patina. $120
282
A Japanese triptych folding wooden
framed porcelain table screen, the
central panel depicting an ancient
pine tree, the side panels with a dragonfly
and a carp, all with calligraphic
inscriptions. Overall width 405, height
335. See page 13. $200
283
An old Chinese black wood framed
screen of five unhinged sections,
each panel with pierced and gilded
decorative inserts along with inset
glass panels etched with foliate
designs and figures in pavilions. Each
panel 940 x 280. $300
284
A rare pair of Chinese red cinnabar
plant stands of traditional form with
shaped square plinth tops and tall
elegant cabriole legs, profuse intricate
decoration of dragons chasing flaming
pearls, flowers, scrolls and Greek
Key patterns. The top 300 x 300, height
980. See page 13. $1200
285
A pair of old ivory Chinese temple
lion dogs, male and female, one with
left forepaw resting upon a cup, the
other with forepaw resting on a ball.
Each raised on carved dark wood
stands. Height 125. See page 13. $500
286
A Chinese carved ivory tiger raised
on a carved wooden plinth base.
Length 205. See page 13. $150
287
An old carved ivory study of a reclining
sage with darkened patination,
signed with an engraved chop mark
underneath. Raised on a teak wood
plinth base. Old age cracks. Length
220. See page 13. $225
288
A Chinese ivory libation cup carved in
the manner of a rhino horn cup with
numerous lions climbing over its surface
raised on a carved wooden plinth.
Height overall 100. See page 13. $180
289
An old Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball
on stand, the ball intricately pierced
and carved with figures, trees and buildings,
some internal damage, raised on
figured pedestal. Height 195. $220
289A
A vintage child’s ivory bangle, of
plain design. See page 24. $100
290
A well carved ivory study of a rhinoceros
modelled naturalistically. Length
215. See page 13. $500
291
An old Japanese carved ivory hippopotamus
naturalistically modelled, the
animal stands with a gaping mouth.
Ebony inlaid eyes. Two character
signature underneath. Length 170.
See page 13. $350
292
A Chinese carved horn libation cup
decorated in low relief with numerous
figures, temple buildings and ancient
pine trees in a landscape. Height
100. $90
293
A small circular ivory Japanese box
engraved at the top with two lion
portraits and landscapes. Diameter
70. See page 13. $250
294
A pair of carved Japanese ivory
studies of mythical lion dogs. Lightly
tea stained. Each carved in a mirror
image in a playful stance. Length 75.
See page 13. $250
295
A Japanese carved Okimono of the
god Hotei. He stands exposing his
corpulent belly, wearing an engraved
patterned robe. Signed under the
base. Height 55. $80
296
A Japanese ivory carved netsuke of the
god Daikoku, signed. He stands holding
a wooden staff, wearing an engraved
patterned robe. Height 60. $90
297
A Japanese ivory Okimono of a man
standing holding a bow and arrow.
Signed. Height 65. $90
298
A Japanese ivory Okimono of a
peasant fisherman. Signed under the
base. Height 55. $100
299
A Japanese ivory Okimono of a pair
of gymnastic twins, lightly stained,
carved to form a compact handling
piece. Width 50. See page 13. $100
300
A Japanese carved and stained ivory
tusk section figure of a seated god,
carved in a compact and contorted
manner to conform with the shape
of the tusk section. Signed under
the base with four character mark.
Height 125. $325
301
Two Japanese items, an ivory paper
knife with a leopard carved to the
handle and a short woven fibre fob
chain with a stained and carved bone
toggle and a small box, the sliding lid
enclosing two miniature dice. $100
302
An old Japanese ivory carved figure
of a peasant standing on a rocky
plinth grasping a vine with numerous
gourd fruits. Signed under the base.
Height 250. See page 13. $675
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A Shinsakuto (contemporary Japanese
sword) by Sasshu ju Minamoto
Moriatsu, the 72.5 cm. blade displays
an exuberant hamon, the hilt typically
ribbon bound and ray skin covered
with floral menuki and gilt-bronze fuchi
(collar) with chrysanthemum and paulownia
leaf mons. Patinated bronze
tsuba and a black lacquer scabbard
with gilt painted mon. Overall length
1050. See page 13. $8500
304
A Japanese Wakisazhi in shirasaya
along with its associated lacquer
scabbard, hilt and sword furniture, the
fuchi-kashira and tsuba all decorated
with dragons. A kozuka and kogata
are accommodated in pockets to either
side of the lacquer saya. Length
of blade 520. Saya and hilt overall
785. See page 13. $8500
305
A good Japanese cloisonne vase,
baluster shape, hexagonal section,
decorated with coloured flowers on
a turquoise ground. Height 185. Meiji
period c.1900. See page 13. $150
306
A fine quality Japanese Satsuma
bachelor’s teaset, with finely painted
and gilded decoration, panels of
figures, moulded dragon handles and
spout, teapot, lidded basin, cream
jug and a single cup and saucer.
Gilded seal marks, Meiji period c.1900.
Honourable wear. See page 8. $350
307
A pair of fine quality Japanese Satsuma
vases of elongated ovoid form,
finely painted, enamelled and gilded
with scenes of warriors and dragons.
Height 160, painted multi- character
mark on base similar to Meizan Hododa.
Meiji Period (1868 - 1912). See
page 13. $1200
308
A pair of Japanese Satsuma earthenware
baluster shaped vases decorated
in panels with figures and landscapes
reserved on a cobalt blue ground.
Marked with Satsuma mon under the
base. Height 195. $150
309
An oriental porcelain 12 sided shallow
dish of Kakiemon style with restrained
polychrome painted decoration of
birds and flowers. Width 255. See
page 13. $300
310
A pair of late 19thC Japanese Imari
inverse baluster vases with covers,
each decorated with panels of flowers,
foliage and birds reserved on a
floral diaper ground in traditional iron
red, cobalt blue and gilt. With restoration.
Height 265. $175
311
A Japanese Imari baluster vase
with traditional painted decoration,
panels of flowering branches, leaves,
butterflies etc. Height 245. $400
312
A Kutani censer, modelled as a
young boy supporting a koro upon
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his shoulders, decorated in typical
iron red and gilt, the koro with phoenix
motifs and diaper patterns, the
pierced lid surmounted by a foo dog.
Height 260. See page 8. $150
313
A pair of Japanese baluster shaped
bronze vases decorated with birds
in flowering boughs. Light brown
patination with rubbing on the high
points. Height 280. $400
314
A Japanese blue and white porcelain
ginger jar with a wooden stand and
a wooden cover decorated with a
selection of vases, tables and boxes.
Star crack to side. Height overall 170.
See page 8. $120
315
A Japanese group of smoker’s paraphernalia
comprising a lacquered
woven cane covered cigarette box,
the lid inset with two fan shaped
metal panels engraved with flowers,
along with a matching ash tray and
rectangular tray, a tortoiseshell container
for a matchbox. $100
316
A large framed Nepalese Thangka depicting
a Buddha, painted in watercolours
on cotton, laid on a board ground
and gilt framed. 1390 x 1050. $450
317
An old Tibetan Thangka depicting a
deity seated in a cross-legged pose
before a blue and green mandala in
an alpine landscape with two attendees.
Watercolours on cotton. Overall
size 970 x 690. $300
318
A Sawankhalok lidded jar with traditional
decoration. Diameter 120,
14th-15thC, Thailand. $120
319
A large Burmese bronze opium
weight modelled as a mythical beast
along with an Indian brass oil lamp,
the back raised and decorated with
a yakshi. Height 130. $80
CHINA & PORCELAIN
320
Four Victorian green majolica leaf
moulded circular plates together with
a similar two-handled oblong dish. $200
321
A pair of late 19thC Dresden china
candlesticks, floral encrusted and
hand painted, with blue crossed
sword marks under the base. A.F.
Height 240. $100
322
A Meissen porcelain plate decorated
with a bouquet of flowers to the
centre with a ribbon and gilt painted
border, serpentine outline. Diameter
240. $50
323
Two Victorian period Staffordshire
flatback figures, one a Scottish couple,
the other a farming couple with
baskets of fruit. Slight faults. Tallest
230. $160
324
An early 20thC Staffordshire spaniel
character jug, sitting on haunches
with front paws raised. Height 255,
diameter 90. $120
325
A large Victorian majolica oval centrepiece
bowl, serpentine rimmed,
the walls decoratively moulded with
ribbon framed cartouches, raised on
four squat columnar feet. Restoration
to rim. Width 435. $250
326
Two Meissen porcelain plates each
decorated in the Oriental manner
with stylised ho-ho birds and dragons,
one in purples, the other in ochre
tones, both enriched with gilt, serpentine
rimmed. Blue crossed swords
mark to back. Diameter 245. $90
327
Five Delft tiles decorated in underglazed
blue, each 125mm square. $150
328
A 13 piece Limoges, France, fruit
service consisting of nine plates and
four various dishes, all decorated with
floral designs, some rubbing. $120
329
An Aynsley decorative plate, commemorating
the Coronation of
Queen Elizabeth 2nd 1953, a portrait
of the young queen to the centre
with lavish gilding on a cobalt ground
border. Diameter 265. $150
330
Two Aynsley bone china plates, each
decorated with a medallion of flowers
signed J.A. Bailey, in a gilt border,
one with a cerise ground, the other
cobalt. Diameter 270. $125
331
A Royal Worcester blank porcelain
plaque that has been later hand painted
with a male and female pheasant in the
snow, signed F. Clark, framed in a new
gilt frame. Height 175, width 130. $150
332
A pair of porcelain plaques (one
marked Worcester to back), later
painted with a young boy getting
dressed, the other a young girl blowing
bubbles in a barn doorway, both
signed F. Clark with two gold gilt
frames. Height 180, width 140 and
130. $250
333
A porcelain plaque hand painted
with a girl selling fish at the market,
signed F. Clark and in a gilt frame.
Height 180, width 140. $100
334
A porcelain plaque, hand painted
with scenes of a Dutch mother and
son at the harbour side, signed by F.
Clark and in a gold gilt frame. Height
220, width 150. $100
335
Two porcelain plaques (one marked
Worcester) later hand painted, one
with the head and torso of a Flemish
girl, the other of an elderly gent fixing
a clock, both signed F. Clarke, with
gold gilt frames. Height 180 and 140,
width 140 and 180. $200

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Two porcelain plaques hand painted,
one with a young village maiden
with a basket of washing on her hip,
the other with a young girl sitting in
a field putting flowers in her hat with
two sheep in the background, both in
gold gilt frames, one marked Francis
Clark Ceramics, Ireland Cottage, Herefordshire.
Height 175 and 85, width
120 and 110. $200
337
Two porcelain plaques, hand painted
with country scenes, one of a young
girl with baby chicks, the other of a
young girl feeding geese, both signed
F. Clark, unframed. Height 180 and
129, width 125 and 180. $150
338
Two porcelain plaques hand painted,
one with a young boy and girl fishing
at the river bank, the other of a family
at the wharf mending fishing nets, both
signed F. Clark, unframed. Height 185
and 130, width 125 and 180. $150
339
Two porcelain plaques, hand painted,
one with an animal farmyard scene,
the other with a fishing boat and
seaside scene, both signed F. Clark,
unframed. Height 205, width 255. $250
340
Two porcelain plaques, hand painted,
one of Highland cattle in the snow from
a painting by B. Bradley (1842-1904),
the other of a Kingfisher in a river bank
with coloured iris flowers in the foreground,
both signed F. Clark and both
in bold gilt frames. Height 200 and 130,
width 240 and 170. $300
341
Two porcelain plaques, both hand
painted, one of a hay making scene,
the other of black faced sheep in
the Scottish highlands, both signed
F. Clark and both in gold gilt frames.
Height 135, width 170. $200
342
Two porcelain plaques hand painted,
one a naked woman sitting on a
chair drying her feet, the other in
the manner of Henri Matisse, both
signed F. Clark and in gold gilt frames.
Height 70, width 30. $150
343
A small Royal Worcester circular
pin dish painted with fruit, signed
Bowkett. Diameter 100. Date marks
c.1950. See page 13. $100
345
A Royal Worcester pot pourri baluster
vase painted with pink roses signed J.
Smith, moulded and gilded. Height
130. Date marks c.1951. See page 13.
$250
346
A large Royal Worcester rack plate
with shaped, gilded, gadrooned border
- painted with fruit, signed Ayrton.
Diameter 275. Date marks c.1950.
See page 13. $450
347
A Crown Devon “No. 1 Jerry” propaganda
Potty, the domed interior base
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with a portrait of Hitler, the rim with
the sayings “Have this on Old Nasty”
and “Another Violation of Poland”,
missing musical movement to base.
Diameter 215. $160
347A
A Dutch St. Lukas Brecht two handled
vase with a lustre glaze to the ovoid
body, two handles issue from the neck
to the shoulder. Height 180. $140
348
An Australian Eichwald Art Nouveau
vase, of tall square form, a long thin
handle to either side at the base,
dark greens with trailing flowers and
foliage to top. Height 250, width 80,
depth 60. $150
349
A Bretby pottery vase with a compressed
triangular section, multiple
apertures and handles to each side.
Unusual seaweed glaze. Impressed
marks. Height 130. $250
350
A Dunmore Pottery small vase in a
dark emerald green lustre glaze, baluster
shape. Height 100. See page 8.
$60
351
An English Arts & Craft vase with four
handles issuing from the neck, sea
green and dark blue glazed. Height
210. See page 13. $80
352
A Ruskin pottery vase, baluster shaped
in a lilac-red hare’s foot glaze. Impressed
factory mark and dated 1906.
Height 200. See page 8. $600
353
A Ruskin baluster shaped pottery
vase with a plum and emerald glaze.
Impressed factory mark. Height 165.
See page 8. $400
354
A pottery vase by Christopher Dresser
of squat hemispherical shape and an
ox blood red glaze. Signed under the
base. Diameter 115, height 80. Small
chip to rim. See page 13. $450
355
A pair of small Ault Pottery posy vases
of squat circular form, moulded as
three scallop shells. Impressed factory
marks and registration number
under foot. Diameter 95. $250
356
An unmarked Amphora china study
of an Arab and camel, the rider sits
upon an ornate draped saddle with
a flintlock musket and two timpani
drums. Height 380. See page 16. $300
357
A French Art Deco, cubist model of a
hare by Jan and Joel Martel. Speckled
granite glaze, impressed and incised
maker’s marks under base. Width 150,
height 130. See page 13. $1200
358
A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Delecia jug
decorated with the Oranges and
Lemons pattern, Athens shape.
Factory marks printed under base.
Height 150. $225
359
A Clarice Cliff Bonjour sugar caster,
painted in the Rhodanthe pattern, in
tones of orange, yellow, brown, etc.
Height 127. $375
360
A small Carlton Ware circular dish,
hand enamelled and gilded on an
orange ground with an Art Deco pattern.
Diameter 130. $250
361
A Carlton Ware hexagonal two handled
small dish, hand enamelled and
gilded with a Chinoiserie exotic tree
and bird on a rouge royale ground.
Diameter 140. $250
362
A Corona Ware “Cremorne” hand
painted cylindrical vase with a flaring
mouth decorated with bright abstract
flowers. Height 195. $90
363
A Carlton Ware Bleu coffee set consisting
of a coffee pot, cream, sugar and
six demitasse cups and saucers. $200
364
A Maling bowl, with pink thumbprint,
yellow, blue, purple and white flowers
to the rim. Diameter 70. $120
365
A Falcon Ware bowl, of oval form, relief
moulded with oranges, apples, pears,
grapes, plums and leaves in multi colours.
Length 310, depth 255. $150
366
A pair of Staffordshire style Beswick fireside
spaniels, gilt decoration on a white
ground. Height 200, width 150. $150
367
A Beswick Beatrix Potter Benjamin
Bunny figurine. Height 110, gold
marks. $100
368
A large English vase decorated with
ceramic hail in varying shades of green,
the rim in five shaped and “folded”
sections with mauve edging and cream
ceramic hail decoration, the front with
large press moulded flowers and leaves
in shades of red, yellow and green.
Marked England to base, minor damage.
Height 350, diameter 200. $120
369
A small Royal Doulton figurine “Ivy”
H.N. 1768. Height 120. $80
370
An Edwardian period Royal Doulton
jardiniere decorated with poppies
in cobalt blue on a gold and white
ground, the border in gilded floral
decoration on a cobalt blue ground.
Height 90, diameter 235. See page
16. $300
371
A Royal Doulton African series charger
“Good Morning, Zulu Girl, Zululand”
D6367. Diameter 340. $125
372
A Royal Doulton large wall charger
in the “Jackdaw of Rheims” pattern
depicting “Bishop & Abbot & Prior Were
There”, in traditional tones with a yellow
and brown border, printed marks.
Diameter 395. See page 16. $425

373
A Royal Doulton jug in the Gnomes
pattern, professional restoration to
rim. Height 115, diameter 100. $120
374
A Royal Doulton dinner set, Belmont
pattern, gilded decoration on a
white ground, consisting of ten dinner
plates, ten luncheon plates, nine soup
coupes and saucers, nine teacups
and saucers, nine coffee cans and
eight saucers, eight dessert bowls, ten
side plates and one milk jug. $350
375
A Royal Doulton titanium bowl in the
Tutankhamun pattern, Egyptian geometric
shapes to the exterior, the interior
decorated with Egyptian chariot
figures etc. Height 95, diameter 200.
See page 16. $220
376
A Royal Doulton Maori art coffee cup,
saucer and plate, together with a
large plate that has been broken and
repaired, the cup hairline crack. $150
377
A Royal Doulton stoneware Kia Ora
Maori design jardiniere, the widest
band of raised relief decoration with
stylised masks flanked by “KIA ORA” on
a dark blue ground and other carved
type designs on the mottled green/blue
ground with pale highlights and impressed
maker’s marks to base. Height
189, diameter 240. See page 16. $2200
378
A Royal Doulton flambe leaping
salmon, signed Noke 1914/36. Height
320, diameter 140. See page 16. $1200
379
William Moorcroft lidded Coronation
jar of wide short cylindrical form,
the domed lid with ball stopper, the
body with tube line decoration “King
Edward VIII Coronation 1937” and
various UK floral emblems, tones of
white and blue, full signature in brown
and impressed marks. Height 135,
diameter 145, minor paint flake to rim,
See page 16. $950
380
A William Moorcroft pansy vase of baluster
form decorated with red, purple
and yellow pansies on a deep cobalt
blue ground, painted green signature
and impressed marks to base, also
with original paper label with facsimile
signature and hand made pottery.
Height 210. See page 16. $450
381
A William Moorcroft vase in the pansy
pattern, squat circular base with long
tapered neck, rich cobalt ground,
impressed marks and painted initials in
green. Height 155. See page 16. $450
382
A Walter Moorcroft bowl decorated
in the anemone pattern, red, purple
and green tones on blue/black
ground, impressed marks and painted
initials in blue. Diameter 225. $400
383
A William Moorcroft vase of baluster
form, pomegranate pattern in traditional
tones on dark cobalt ground,
impressed marks and painted initials in
green. Height 203. See page 16. $650
384
A William Moorcroft large baluster
vase in the pomegranate pattern,
traditional decoration on a variable
dark blue/green ground, early
impressed mark and full signature in
green, glaze fritting to top rim. Height
350. See page 16. $700
385
A William Moorcroft potpourri jar with
pierced screw lid to the ovoid body,
traditional decoration of fruit on a
dark blue ground, impressed marks
and painted initials in green. Height
137. See page 16. $850
386
A William Moorcroft Dawn landscape
design vase of baluster form in traditional
banded decoration with rolling
hills and trees in blue tones on a pale
blue ground with yellow highlights to
the chevron band, impressed marks
and painted initials in blue. Height
127. See page 16. $1350
387
A William Moorcroft baluster vase
decorated in the pomegranate pattern,
rough repair to top rim. Height
130. $100
TUESDAY 7 TH DECEMBER 2010
2ND SESSION at 5.00pm
JEWELLERY
400
A 9ct. gold and coral charm in the
form of a miniature Georgian/Victorian
teether/rattle. Length 30. See
page 24. $150
401
A vintage 9ct. gold lady’s locket of
oval form, the cover with engraved
and enamelled decoration “Forget
Me Not”. See page 21. $220
402
A vintage lady’s 9ct. gold oval locket,
the hinged cover mounted with two
co-joined horse-shoe forms, one set
with rubies, the other pearls. See
page 21. $320
403
A vintage orange twig form coral
pendant with 15ct. yellow gold cap
mount. Length 70. $160
404
A Victorian period 9ct. gold buckle,
the frame of decorative scrolls, the
three prong rod to the centre. Length
50. See page 21. $120
405
A Victorian period 9ct. yellow gold
Albertina bracelet, the fancy triple
strand circular links with an engraved
ball to the centre and tassel and clip
to one end. See page 21. $400
406
An Edwardian period gold hinged
bangle, the central panel to the top
set with four small pearls and an old
mine cut diamond, a further panel to
either side also set with a small mine
cut diamond, 9ct. yellow gold with a
15ct. or 18ct. wash. See page 24. $350
407
An Edwardian period 15ct. gold
brooch, two crossed pins with a
greenstone set shamrock to the front,
marked 15ct. on stem, old solder
repair on the back, with safety chain.
Length 50. See page 24. $120
408
A Victorian period gold brooch in the
form of a sword with a swallow set
to the centre, the hilt, swallow and
base of the sword set with cabochon
opals, marked 9ct., maker’s initials H.
& N., possibly for Harrop & Neill, Dunedin.
Length 75. See page 21. $150
409
An Edwardian period Art Nouveau
15ct. gold brooch, the heart form with
scrolling wings set with an oval facet
cut peridot and three small rubies,
marked 15ct. with English hallmarks,
maker’s initials H.G.S. Limited. Length
40. See page 21. $150
410
A Victorian period silk bracelet with
decorative gold caps to either end,
the gold section to centre mounted
with a decorative shield with initials,
gold chain and dog clip, marked 9ct.
gold and R. Bros., possibly for Read
Bros., Symonds Street, Auckland.
Length 190. See page 21. $130
411
An Edwardian period opal and gold
bar brooch, the large oval black opal
disc claw set to the centre of a quatreform
shape with two decoratively
engraved side bars. Length 60. See
page 21. $150
412
An Edwardian period 9ct. gold bar
brooch set with four large cabochon
garnets spaced by three seed pearls,
original box. See page 21. $160
413
A Victorian suite of 15ct. gilded gold
and carved cameo jewellery each
with a crowned Maltese cross central
panel, the brooch with a fancy scrolling
frame of oval form, the earrings of
lozenge form with a rope twist border,
for pierced ears and the ring with
a rub-over mount and a wide plain
frame. See page 24. $500
414
An Edwardian period 18ct. yellow
gold and natural ruby brooch, the
bird set with 11 rubies mounted on
a double bar with two rubies and a
seed pearl to each end. See page
24. $380
415
An old Chinese carved green jade
stick pin, the pierced floral and fruit
decorated panel held in a hinged
silver mount on pin, strong mid green
tones. See page 16. $120
416
Four pieces of jewellery including a
miniature gold and citrine spinner, a
tooth with a silver cap, a small agate
pendant with Masonic symbols and
gold suspension bale and a gold
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plated fob chain with dog clips and
T-bar. See page 24. $100
417
A vintage Japanese Satsuma hat pin,
the long oval china head with traditional
decoration. Length 240. $120
418
A late Victorian 9ct. gold Etruscan
“Dearest” bar brooch, the various
stones in a row, the first letter of each
spelling “Dearest”, scrolling and beaded
cap ends. Chester 1898, maker
Hollis & Newman. Length 50, original
green velvet box. See page 21. $360
419
A necklace consisting of polished
amber chips of graduated size. Length
when open 440. See page 21. $100
420
An amber bead necklace, the graduated
square beads with chamfered
corners leading down to 16 round
faceted larger amber beads. Length
when doubled 350. See page 21. $200
421
An amber bracelet, the triangular
shaped sections threaded on elastic.
See page 21. $130
422
A necklace made of Millefiore glass
beads of graduated size with a
turquoise glass bead between each.
See page 24. $130
423
A string of facet cut garnet beads of
brown/red tones, knotted between
each bead with an unmarked gold
clasp. Length when doubled 520.
See page 21. $150
424
A pair of Victorian period gold earrings
in the form of a gloved hand holding a
wreath of flowers, seed pearls to the top
of each glove and one to a finger as a
ring, fish hook wires for pierced ears, in
old velvet lined box. See page 24. $200
425
A selection of antique and vintage
jewellery boxes for rings, brooches,
necklaces and earrings. $100
426
A selection of antique and vintage
jewellery boxes similar to above. $100
427
A selection of antique jewellery
boxes, similar to above. $100
428
A selection of antique jewellery boxes
similar to above. $100
429
A selection of antique jewellery boxes
similar to above. $100
430
A selection of antique jewellery boxes
similar to above. $100
431
A selection of antique jewellery boxes
similar to above. $100
432
A selection of jewellery boxes similar
to above. These jewellery boxes are
all from New Zealand including Stewart
Dawson, Frank Curtis, Ashburton,
Brown & Kerr, Nelson, etc. $150
433
A selection of antique jewellery boxes
similar to above, again these jewellery
boxes are all from New Zealand
jewellers including Kohn, Auckland,
G. Coates & Co., Christchurch, Stewart
Dawson, Auckland etc. $150
434
A gold and black pearl bracelet, the
9ct. gold belcher link bracelet with
three round black pearls suspended
as charms. See page 21. $180
435
A lady’s decorative gold bracelet,
the oblong links with circular star
shaped decoration joined by faceted
round links, 9ct. yellow gold, with later
dog clip. See page 21. $550
436
An 18ct. yellow gold and diamond
bangle, the hinged bangle in the
form of three spaced bands set with
eight Chevron shaped panels containing
six small round brilliant cut diamonds,
with a further 16 small round
brilliant cut diamonds individually set
to the central band. Sealed slide fastening
with two safety catches. Total
diamond weight 1.67cts., valuation
available. See page 24. $2500
437
A modern 18ct. yellow gold bracelet
of wide chevron style links, impressed
gold and other marks, weight
28.9gms. See page 21. $1300
438
A modern 18ct. yellow gold brooch,
the four relief figures depicting a classical
scene of the slaying of a centaur,
shaped back panel, impressed
marks. Length 35, weight 12.2gms.
See page 24. $550
439
An antique gilt metal brooch, the
central star shape set with a facet
cut almandine garnet surrounded by
six cabochon round opals, the outer
frame of scrolling rings, with a safety
chain. See page 24. $120
440
An early 20thC 9ct. ruby and diamond
brooch, the diamond set bow
with central sapphire, a further pair
of rubies and diamond to each end,
original box. See page 21. $360
441
A gold sovereign ring, the Victorian
sovereign, 1887, set in a large heavy
9ct. gold mount. See page 21. $650
442
A turquoise and ruby dress ring, seven
small round turquoise stones set to
the centre of a large decorative high
floral mount with six small facet cut
rubies around the exterior, 14ct. rose
gold. See page 24. $250
443
A lady’s dress ring, the scrolling London
Bridge style mount set with two
almandine garnets and three facet
cut citrines, in 9ct. yellow gold. See
page 24. $180
444
A lady’s turquoise dress ring, five small
cabochon turquoise claw mounted
to the top of a wide gold shank which
narrows at the base, 9ct. yellow gold.
See page 16. $150
445
An 18ct. yellow gold and turquoise
ring, the oval cabochon turquoise
claw set to the centre of a floral engraved
band. London hallmarks for
1930’s, maker’s initials W.D. See page
16. $200
446
A diamond and gold wedding ring
set, the central ring set with nine small
round brilliant cut diamonds in a
white gold mount, the upright shoulders
each set with a small diamond,
the two bands on either side set with
five small diamonds in a semi-circle
mount, 9ct. yellow gold. $280
447
An 18ct. gold sapphire and diamond
estate ring, the small round brilliant
cut diamond claw set with a square
cut sapphire to each side, upright
decorative white gold shoulders and
an 18ct. yellow gold band with engraved
decoration to exterior sides.
See page 16. $180
448
An 18ct. gold and diamond estate
ring, the stepped Art Deco white gold
mount set with five round brilliant cut
diamonds, engraved upright shoulders
with an open scrolling mount, 18ct.
yellow gold shank, approximate total
diamond weight .65cts. In original old
heart shaped box. See page 24. $400
449
An aquamarine and diamond dress
ring, the oval cut aquamarine claw
set with two small round brilliant cut
diamonds to either side, split shoulders,
set in 14ct. yellow gold. See
page 24. $300
450
An 18ct. Art Deco diamond ring, the
.25ct. round brilliant cut diamond set
in a square white gold mount with
a smaller diamond to each upright
shoulder and an 18ct. yellow gold
shank. See page 16. $250
451
A gold and diamond ring, the London
Bridge style ring set with four
round brilliant cut diamonds, a plain
unmarked gold shank, possibly 18ct.
and one stone a replacement cubic
zirconia. See page 16. $150
452
A gold diamond and ruby dress ring,
the horizontally set oval cut ruby in a
split shank with six small round brilliant
cut diamonds to each side, 9ct. yellow
gold. See page 24. $180
453
An Edwardian period 15ct. gold ring,
the plain curved rectangular panel
set with central star set diamond and
flanked by two rubies, hallmarks for
Birmingham 1901. See page 16. $160
454
An early 20thC 18ct. yellow gold
lady’s ring set with three facet cut
rubies spaced by two pairs of small
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diamonds, pierced lower mount,
hallmarks for Birmingham 1915. See
page 16. $220
455
An early 20thC 9ct. yellow gold lady’s
ring set with a central recessed diamond
flanked by two pairs of small
facet cut rubies, shell form shoulders,
Chester hallmarks. See page 16. $190
456
An early 20thC 18ct. garnet and
diamond ring, the three bright
toned garnets spaced by two small
diamonds, pierced lower mount,
hallmarks for Birmingham 1912. See
page 16. $120
457
A 9ct. gold gent’s signet ring set with
an oval bloodstone panel. See page
21. $90
458
A 9ct. Art Deco period lady’s ring set
with a central cabochon garnet flanked
by three seed pearls to each side,
Birmingham 1931. See page 16. $140
459
A Victorian period 18ct. gold lady’s
dress ring, the three sapphires
spaced by two diamonds, pierced
mount, hallmarks for Chester 1895.
See page 16. $240
460
A ruby and diamond ring, the 1.12ct.
emerald cut ruby claw set and surrounded
by small single cut diamonds,
the split shoulders also set with single
cut diamonds, 14ct. yellow gold, total
diamond weight .40ct., valuation available.
See page 21. $650
461
An emerald and diamond ring, the
1.30ct. square facet cut emerald
claw set and surrounded by small
single cut diamonds with a further
four small diamonds bead set to
each shoulder, 14ct. white gold, total
diamond weight .25cts., valuation
available. See page 24. $750
462
An emerald and diamond ring, the
1ct. oval mixed cut emerald claw set
with five single cut diamonds claw set
to top and bottom of emerald, each
shoulder has three emeralds channel
set to the centre with three single cut
diamonds to both sides, total diamond
weight .30cts., total emerald weight
1.35cts., in 14ct. yellow gold, valuation
available. See page 24. $750
463
A ruby and diamond ring, the 1.40ct.
oval facet cut ruby claw set and
surrounded by a double row of small
single cut diamonds, total diamond
weight .40cts., 14ct. white gold, valuation
available. See page 21. $700
464
A three stone diamond ring, the
.40ct. round modern cut brilliant claw
set with a .23ct. round modern cut
brilliant to each side, both sides of
mount with small round brilliant cut
diamonds bead set, with a further 19
diamonds bead set to each up-
18
right shoulder, 14ct. white gold, total
diamond weight 1.36cts., valuation
available. See page 21. $1450
465
An estate three stone diamond ring,
a .20ct. old European cut diamond in
a rub-over mount to the centre with
two modern brilliant cut diamonds to
either side and three small diamonds
set to each high shoulder, in 18ct.
white gold and platinum, valuation
available. See page 16. $700
466
A green tourmaline and diamond
cluster ring, the 4.02ct. rectangular
scissor cut green tourmaline claw set
and surrounded by a double row of
small round brilliant cut diamonds
with a further six diamonds set to
each shoulder, set in 14ct. white gold,
total diamond weight .78ct., valuation
available. See page 21. $1550
466A
A diamond solitaire ring, the 1.30ct.
round modern cut brilliant light yellow
diamond claw set in 14ct. rhodium
plated yellow gold, valuation available.
See page 24. $1300
467
An emerald and diamond dress ring,
the .74ct. oval cut emerald claw set
and surrounded by ten small round
modern brilliant cut diamonds to
each shoulder set to the centre with
three small square cut emeralds with
a further three small round brilliant cut
diamonds to each side, total emerald
weight 1.04ct., total diamond weight
.42ct. set in 14ct. white gold, valuation
available. See page 21. $800
468
A gold and diamond cluster ring, the
large flower design set with 41 round
modern brilliant cut diamonds and
14 tapering baguette diamonds, total
diamond weight 1ct., set in 14ct.
yellow gold, valuation available. See
page 21. $800
469
A sapphire and diamond dress ring,
the 1.50ct. oval cut sapphire surrounded
by 18 round modern brilliant
cut diamonds, each shoulder set
with a further 34 small round brilliant
cut diamonds, total diamond weight
.85ct., set in 14ct. white gold, valuation
available. $850
470
A platinum and diamond eternity ring,
set with 28 princess cut diamonds,
approximate total diamond weight
1.20cts. See page 24. $850
471
An emerald and diamond cluster ring,
the 2.07ct. oval mixed cut emerald
claw set and surrounded by 12 round
modern brilliant cut diamonds, total
diamond weight .88ct., set in 18ct.
white gold, valuation available. See
page 21. $2000
472
An 18ct. white gold diamond cluster
ring, four round modern brilliant cut diamonds
surrounding a small central set
stone, the shank with a rounded profile.
Valuation available. Total diamond
weight .63ct. See page 24. $2200
473
A lady’s 14ct. white gold multi-stone
diamond ring, the central 0.73ct. modern
brilliant cut diamond of colour F
and clarity I1 held in four claws framed
by a lowered surround of 18 round
brilliant cut diamonds, bead set with a
further six round diamonds set on either
side of the under bezel. Valuation
available. See page 21. $3250
474
A three stone diamond ring, the
.90ct. heart shaped fancy light yellow
diamond claw set with a .25ct. round
modern cut brilliant diamond to each
side, 14ct. yellow gold, total diamond
weight 1.40cts., valuation available.
See page 21. $2500
475
A platinum and diamond solitaire ring,
the 1.07ct. princess cut diamond claw
set, rounded shank with swept up
rounded shoulders, colour D, clarity Vs1,
valuation available. See page 21. $5000
476
An Edwardian period 18ct. and
platinum diamond dress ring, a .62ct.
old European cut diamond of champagne
colour, rub-over set to the
centre with a .39ct. old European
cut fancy yellow diamond to one
side with a .26ct. old European/early
modern brilliant cut yellow diamond,
to the other 30 small old European
and old single cut diamonds grain
set to the surrounding decorative
gallery, a further single old European
cut diamond to each shoulder, set in
18ct. yellow gold and platinum, total
diamond weight 2.15cts., valuation
available. See page 21. $5500
477
A modern lady’s diamond dress ring,
the 9ct. white gold mount with a wide
triple row cut-out design with straight
“L” shaped blocks, fully bead set with
278 round brilliant cut diamonds, valuation
available. See page 21. $3100
478
A pair of 18ct. white gold diamond
cluster earrings, four round modern
brilliant cut diamonds surrounding a
small central diamond, double claws
with heart shaped tips, for pierced
ears, total diamond weight 1.50ct.,
valuation available. This lot matches
lot 472. See page 24. $4200
479
A pair of white gold diamond cluster
earrings, each earring contains
a cluster of seven round modern
brilliant cut diamonds to the centre
with a surround of 20 and 22 tapered
baguettes with an outer surround
of 24 round brilliant cut diamonds,
pierced decorative linings with heart
shaped piercings, for pierced ears,
total diamond weight 2.89cts, valuation
available. See page 21. $4200
480
A Cartier gold accessories box, of
rectangular form consisting of machine

decorated panels of rose gold and yellow
gold, marked “Cartier” and “14K”
to the inside lid. Length 95, depth 70,
height 10. See page 29. $4000
481
An 18ct. white gold multi-diamond
pendant of rectangular form, entirely
pave set with seven rows of round
brilliant cut diamonds with a curb link
silver chain. See page 24. $800
482
A pair of gold diamond and pearl
earrings, the round shield shape with
a pearl to the centre, surrounded by
four small diamonds, 9ct. gold, for
pierced ears. See page 24. $250
483
A pair of 9ct. gold sapphire set earrings,
the oval facet cut sapphires in rubover
mounts suspended from hooks for
pierced ears. See page 21. $90
484
A small round pearl set with a gold
bar with an emerald cut emerald
coloured stone suspended from the
base, with fine 9ct. gold chain. See
page 24. $250
485
A 14ct. gold and jade pendant, the
round circular jade band set with a
decorative gold “wheel”, the centre of
which is set with a jade bead and 12
small cabochon jade and other coloured
stones, gold suspension ring and
bale. Diameter 45. See page 21. $350
486
A malachite and silver pendant, the
stone of tear drop form held within a
pierced pendant frame. $80
487
A uniform strand of Mikimoto cultured
pearls with an 18ct. yellow gold
push-in ball clasp, in original named
box, plus a pair of matching Mikimoto
cultured pearl earrings with 9ct. screw
on fittings, boxed. $275
487A
A mid 19thC 12ct . natural pearl and
diamond brooch of circular form, the
raised central claw set pearl framed
by eight claw set diamonds above
the outer frame of ten pearls spaced
by engraved loop form bands. See
page 21. $450
488
Three pairs of 9ct. gold cufflinks, one
pair with English hallmarks. See page
21. $150
489
Three pairs of 9ct. gold cufflinks with
English hallmarks. See page 24. $150
490
A Tony Buller silver brooch, in the form
of a flying phoenix, marked “STG SIL”
to the back. Height 120. See page
24. $300
491
Two tribal necklaces of palm ivory
beads, ambers, horn, ostrich shell and
clusters of small glass beads. Lengths
700 and 800. $100
492
A Rolex box, the brown leather box
with belt decoration to the exterior, the
Rolex crown on the buckle, the interior
lined with wood with a lift-out suede
and leather display fitting for the watch,
with two books on a Rolex Oyster, the
leather box contained in a cardboard
Rolex box decorated in green with an
ancient map of the world and images
of pocket watches, the Rolex brand
name and symbol to the top. Also has
a Rolex notebook. Height of leather box
55, width 195, depth 150. $100
CLOCKS & WATCHES
493
A gent’s stainless steel Tag Heuer
automatic wrist watch, the silver satin
dial with luminous baton markers, seconds
hand, date aperture, rotating
circular numbered bezel and original
segmented bracelet, valuation available,
in original box. $550
494
A sterling silver cased pocket watch
with fusee movement, the back plate
engraved John Forrest, London, chronometer
maker to the Admiralty and
No. 79357. The machine engraved dial
with subsidiary seconds dial, six gold Roman
numerals and blued steel hands,
hallmarked Chester 1835. $100
495
An Edwardian period French brass
cased carriage clock with a plain
cream enamel face with circular Arabic
numerals, the movement in working
order. Height 110. With original
travelling case. The face is distressed
and there is no key. $250
496
A brass cased carriage clock with
11 jewels Swiss movement made for
Matthew Norman, London. The single
barrel movement with a white enamel
dial, Roman numerals and blued
steel breguet-type hands. Height 115.
See page 16. $350
497
A wooden cased carriage style
clock, the case with ionic columns to
the corners. The single barrel movement
with engraved silvered dial,
Roman numerals, and blued steel
hands. Height 135. See page 16. $400
498
A French carriage clock, the case
with decorative foliate scroll mounts,
a white enamel dial with Roman
numerals and blued steel hands. With
key. Height 115. See page 16. $450
499
An oak cased mantel clock with
Japanese movement by Seikosha,
Tokyo. Height 170. $125
500
A turn of the century walnut balloon
cased mantel clock, the cylindrical
French movement with a white
enamel dial, Roman numerals and
blued steel hands. Fascia of the
case inlaid with fruitwoods. Height
250. See page 16. $250
500A
A mahogany circular wall clock, by
Woodhouse-Wild, Camden, London,
with Swiss made “Zenith’ 18 day
movement. The shallow domed face
studded with brass Arabic numerals
and minute marks. Diameter 330. See
page 5. $400
501
A Smiths Astral wall clock, brown
wooden frame with later Maori carving
and motifs. Platform escapement.
In working order. Diameter
290. $150
502
A three piece French clock garniture in
gilt metal with hand painted porcelain
handles and a circular dial, the clock
panel painted with a romantic couple,
the dial with birds. The case raised on
paw feet decorated with foliate and
mask swags, surmounted by a laurel
leaf wreath along with a pair of birds.
The side vases of a conforming nature.
Height 410. See page 16. $550
503
A large shop veranda clock, black
metal cased and with architectural
mountings, electrically driven movement,
the white illuminated double
faced dial with Roman numerals.
Diameter 740. $800
504
A good French Louis XV mantel clock,
the gilt metal architectural case
with twinned, square fluted pilasters
supporting the movement with a
white enamel dial, Arabic numerals,
marked “Houlet a Paris” and intricate
pierced gilt hands. The face surmounted
by a trophy finial of torch,
laurel wreath, bow and quiver of arrows.
The whole raised on a conforming
lozenge shaped white alabaster
plinth base. The French cylinder
movement striking on a bell. Height
400, width 340. See page 16. $5500
SILVER
505
An engine turned silver cigarette box
of oblong shape with sandalwood interior.
Birmingham 1959. With inscription.
Length 160. $150
506
An Edwardian period silver sovereign
case of unusual square form, leaf engraved
decoration and a push button
mechanism revealing spring loaded
interior fitting, Birmingham 1909. $175
507
A late George III period silver case,
of rectangular form with chamfered
corners, hinged lid and engraved
decoration to sides and top. Length
85, depth 15. See page 29. $150
508
An unmarked Continental silver
hinged lidded pill box of oblong
shape with foliate engraving to the
lid, 31 x 21. See page 29. $100
509
A George III silver small vinaigrette
with gilt washed interior and pierced
hinged grille, by Samuel Pemberton,
Birmingham, 1799. 23 x 16. See page
29. $220
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510
A George IV silver vinaigrette by John
Betteridge, Birmingham 1827, the interior
with a pierced hinged grille and gilt
washed, 40 x 27. See page 29. $220
511
A silver lozenge shaped table snuff
box by Aspery, London, with a machine
engraved hinged lid and foliate
moulded rim. Hallmarked Birmingham,
1911. 87 x 52. See page 29. $300
512
A pair of Edwardian period silver
handled glove stretchers, Birmingham
1907, maker William Devenport.
Length 250. $100
513
A silver dressing table hand mirror
with ornate embossed decoration,
together with a matching brush. Birmingham
1971. $120
514
An Edwardian period silver plated lady’s
shoe pincushion. Length 165. $80
515
An Edwardian period silver pincushion
in the form of a boot, gilt cushion and
lacing, Birmingham 1906. Length 55.
See page 29. $150
516
An Edwardian period silver boot
pincushion, well detailed as an old
work boot with black velvet pincushion.
Chester 1905, maker Sampson,
Mordan & Co. Length 80. See page
29. $425
517
An Edwardian period silver “fledgling
bird” pincushion, well modelled,
head held high with worn pincushion
to back. Chester 1910, maker Sampson
Mordan & Co. Height 40. See
page 29. $400
518
A late Victorian period silver photo
frame of plain oblong shape with
wirework decoration. Height 215,
width 160. Birmingham 1900. Minor
faults. $200
519
A large Art Nouveau silver photo frame
with shaped scrolling border decoration.
Height 300, width 250. Birmingham
1905. William Devenport. Fault. $280
520
A Victorian period silver photo frame
with embossed and pierced decoration
in the French manner. Height
215. Birmingham 1896. $200
521
A small silver purse with engraved
decoration, original leather interior
and chain handle with a large silver
suspension ring. Birmingham 1915.
The engraved monogram dated
25.12.16. $100
522
A silver bladed letter knife with a
decoratively engraved handle crested
with a castellated tower surmounted
by a bird. Birmingham 1885 by George
Unite & Son. Length 220. $100
523
An Edwardian period silver and
mother-of-pearl wheelbarrow trinket
20
holder with shell bowl back supported
by the silver frame. Birmingham 1910,
maker Adie & Lovekin. Length 70.
See page 29. $130
524
A pair of silver candlesticks, octagonal
bases with Doric columns, damage
to one drip tray. Birmingham
1915. Height 140. $250
525
A Continental Art Nouveau silver
plate chamber stick with a leaf shape
tray incorporating a small lidded well
to hold wax vestas, the handle of
whiplash form. See page 29. $85
526
A WMF Art Nouveau silver plate jewellery
box, oblong shape, decorated
with whiplash floral designs to the
walls, a hinged lid and with legs similarly
shaped in each corner. Width
160. See page 29. $110
527
An Art Nouveau silver plated oblong
centrepiece bowl decorated with applied
relief figures of women and putti
flanking a trellis section to either side.
Handles issue from either end. Inset with
a matching glass liner. Width 450. $150
528
A silver plated crumb tray with an
ivory handle by Elkington & Co., the
tray with a monogram in a circular
cartouche on a hammered background.
$60
529
A Victorian period silver plated single
wine coaster with foliate rim and
wood base. Diameter 190. See page
29. $100
530
A pair of William IV period Old Sheffield
Plate wine coasters with foliate rims and
wood bases. Diameters 185. $250
531
An old Sheffield plate wine coaster,
wooden base, copper bleeding
through, slight gadrooning to the rim.
Diameter 145. $150
532
A Regency period silver berry spoon,
London 1810, maker Geo. Wintle. $100
533
A William IV period fiddle pattern silver
sifting ladle. Length 160. London
1830. Maker James Britton. $120
534
A 19thC silver punch ladle with plain
oval bowl and tapered fitting to the
repaired turned wooden handle, unascribed
maker, possibly American. $150
535
An 18thC English silver mote spoon
with a beautifully pierced oval bowl
and a spearhead handle. Length
135. $110
536
A George III silver Old English pattern
soup ladle, London 1807, Solomon
Hougham. Some dents to bowl. $150
537
Two silver ladles, the sauce ladle of
fiddle pattern, London 1820, maker
William Chawner II and a sifting ladle
with a fancy pierced bowl and leaf
scroll decorated handle, Birmingham
1911, maker Levi & Salaman. $110
538
A pair of George III period fiddle pattern
silver tablespoons, London 1811,
maker William Troby. $100
539
A pair of good quality Georgian period
bright cut bottom marked silver
tablespoons. Length 230. London
1800. Maker’s marks unascribed. $120
540
A matching set of seven heavy
George III period crested fiddle pattern
silver tablespoons. Length 220,
London 1814. $360
541
Two George III period Old English silver
tablespoons, London 1782, maker
George Smith, and 1808, maker Thomas
Daniell. $160
542
Six Victorian period crested bright cut
silver dessert spoons, London 1863,
1874 (4) and 1883. Makers include
George Angell. $150
543
A matching set of four Victorian period
fiddle pattern silver tablespoons, London
1873, maker George Angell. $175
544
A single Georgian period Old English
silver tablespoon, London 1807, John
Lias. $80
545
A set of five William IV period fiddle,
thread, and shell silver dessert
spoons. London 1831. Maker William
Chawner. $175
546
Three 19thC silver Queen’s pattern
tablespoons. Various makers and
dates. $120
547
A set of six fiddle and thread pattern
silver tablespoons, London 1863 by
George Angel. $180
548
A double struck King’s pattern silver
dessert spoon, London 1824 and
matching fork 1819, maker William
Chawner. Some wear. $65
549
A George III silver table fork, fiddle
pattern, some wear to tines, London
1817, maker Paul Storr. $100
550
A set of seven good quality Georgian
period crested fiddle, thread and
shell pattern table forks, London 1808,
makers William Eley, William Fearn &
William Chawner. $340
551
A set of five old German 800 standard
fiddle and thread pattern silver table
forks, maker W. Breede Sohn. $80
552
A matching set of three Edwardian
period fiddle pattern silver table
forks, Sheffield 1902, maker Walker &
Hall. $100
553
Six fiddle pattern silver table forks,
London 1803, William Eley & Wil-

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liam Fearn, London 1840 (5), makers
Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. $200
554
A matching set of six early Victorian
period fiddle pattern silver table forks,
London 1840, makers Samuel Hayne
& Dudley Cater. $240
555
Five fiddle thread and shell silver table
forks. London 1820,maker George
Piercy, 1839, John Whiting and London
1842 (3) also John Whiting. $200
556
12 antique table knives, the French
950 standard silver handles in a variation
of the King’s Pattern design with
English steel blades marked Lambert,
Coventry Street, London. London
import marks, c.1895. $200
557
A Siam silver 74 piece cutlery canteen,
12 place setting comprising
table forks, dessert spoons, dessert
forks, soup spoons, teaspoons, serving
utensils and a condiment set along
with ivorine handled table and
luncheon knives. $400
558
A part set of early Victorian period
crested single struck King’s pattern
silver cutlery - 6 table forks, London
1840 (3), 1841 (2) and Glasgow 1827
(1) - 6 dessert spoons, London 1841
(5), 1858 (1), together with six large
and six small table knives with Sheffield
steel blades and silver plated
King’s pattern handles. $850
559
An impressive silver cutlery canteen,
Old English pattern feather edged, principally
18thC, various makers and dates.
87 pieces, comprising of 12 tablespoons,
12 dessert spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12
table forks, 12 luncheon forks, 12 table
knives, 12 luncheon knives, one soup
ladle and one pair of basting spoons.
The soup ladle uncrested, the basting
spoons crested with a Merman, the
balance of spoons and forks crested
with an ostrich holding a horse shoe in
its beak, the crest of the MacLean clan.
Makers include Hester Bateman and
others. The knives with later replaced
blades. See page 29. $15,000
560
A cased silver christening set of a
spoon and fork of Art Nouveau style
by Daniel George Collins, Birmingham
1905. Both with enamelled foliate
finials. the spoon with a heart shaped
bowl decorated with a stylised fish,
the fork with trident tines. In original
velvet lined leather case. See page
29. $2200
561
A boxed set of silver handled dessert
knives, Sheffield 1915. $100
562
Eight Victorian period King’s pattern
silver fruit knives, two with engraved
blades, various London and Sheffield
hallmarks. $100
563
A cased set of silver fruit knives, pistol
grip handles with acanthus scroll
22
detail, Sheffield 1917. J. Deakin & W.
Deakin. $90
564
12 silver teaspoons and tongs with
a note that they were made from a
solid silver ladle by Ashton Jewellers,
Invercargill, in an old box, tongs do
not match, spoons marked stg. silver,
one damaged. $100
565
A pair of small Victorian period silver
condiment spoons with ornate leaf
and vine handles. Length 90. Birmingham
1852, makers mark DT. $150
566
A boxed set of six silver teaspoons
with decorated handles, Birmingham
1940. $75
567
Six Georgian period Old English silver
teaspoons, London 1800, maker Solomon
Hougham. $90
568
Ten Victorian period fiddle pattern silver
teaspoons, London 1840 (5), maker
Charles Boyton and London 1844 (5),
maker Thomas Wimbush. $150
569
A set of six Victorian period fruit
knives with plated steel blades and
decorated silver handles. $75
570
A set of 12 Edwardian period fiddle
pattern silver teaspoons. Sheffield
1901. $200
571
A set of five George IV period fiddle,
thread and shell pattern silver teaspoons.
London 1828. Maker William
Chawner. $80
572
A cased set of six sterling silver
teaspoons by W.H. Leather & Son,
Birmingham 1925. $50
573
A cased Victorian silver christening
set of a spoon and fork, Birmingham
1890 by Hyam Archer & Co., both
pieces decoratively engraved, in
a red velvet lined leather box. See
page 29. $65
574
A cased set of six silver teaspoons
and sugar tongs, the spoons with
bird’s head finials. Sheffield 1929 by
Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. $80
575
A late George IV period pair of sugar
tongs, fiddle pattern. London 1827,
maker Randall Chatterton. $80
576
A pair of early Victorian silver sugar
tongs, fiddle pattern. London 1841,
makers Samuel Hayne and Dudley
Cater. $80
577
A George III period silver sugar
basket of boat form on a shaped
oval base, decorative reeded rim to
the top with a hinged handle and a
monogram engraved to the front.
London 1795, maker John Robins.
Height 75, width 130, depth 90. See
page 29. $850
578
A rare Russian silver presentation
samorodok cigarette case with a gold
applique to the hinged lid, overall
textured finish, gilded interior, impressed
Kokoshnik and maker’s marks, the back
with a cylindrical hollow sleeve for suspension.
Length 110, width 75, depth
20. See page 29. $1100
579
A large heavy and impressive 19thC
silver table centrepiece modelled
as a tazza with rearing horse in the
centre - the base with three classical
child figures and round rim with
beautifully modelled details of horses
heads, oak leaves and acorns. Diameter
265, height overall 310, total
weight approx. 2.3 kilos, no hallmarks.
With original fitted black Moroccan
leather octagonal domed travelling
case. See page 32. $1800
580
A 1970’s 9ct. gold trophy cup on
a turned wooden base, the fluted
spreading foot with a round knop
leading to bowl, the lower half with
lobed decoration, the rim with decorative
beading, large ear shaped
handles to the side, stamped 9ct. and
FM for the New Zealand silversmith,
Fred Money. Height on wooden
stand 270, diameter 90, weight approx.
250 gms. See page 29. $4000
581
A rare George II silver coffee pot by
Richard Gurney and Thomas Cook,
London 1734. The tapering cylindrical
body with a hinged dome cover
decorated with a foliate pennent
frieze at the rim and at the foot.
Fruitwood double scroll handle with
slight charring. Height 225. See
page 29. $10,000
582
A George III period Old Sheffield Plate
tea urn of barrel shape with lion mask
ring side handles and square base
with ball feet. Length 300. $900
583
A silver coffee pot of plain design with
lobed base and lid, wood handle
and knop. Birmingham 1919. Height
230., $450
584
An Edwardian period silver hot water
jug of Georgian style with half fluted
body, shell and gadroon rim, ebonised
handle and finial. Height 220.
Chester 1907, makers George Nathan
and Ridley Hayes. $350
585
A George III period crested silver
teapot of oval section on a short
stem and oval foot with four ball feet,
gadrooned rim, finely engraved floral
decoration with later wicker bound
handle. Height 210. London 1813,
makers Thomas Hobbs & James Taylor.
See page 29. $500
586
A William IV period three piece silver
teaset of melon shape standing on
four feet, the teapot with ivory heat
rings and a flower finial. London 1835 &

1836, makers Charles Gibson & Edward
Barton. Some old repairs. $500
587
A Continental 800 standard silver
coffee pot of baluster shape with lion
mask spout, eagle finial and ebonised
handle, in a plain design with bands
of embossed leaf and scroll decoration.
Height 280, maker’s mark Knauer.
Probably Austro-Hungarian. $250
588
An early Edwardian silver three piece
teaset by George Nathan & Ridley
Hayes, Chester 1902. The bodies
ornately chased and engraved with
foliate designs. $750
589
A quality Georgian period silver three
piece teaset, the bodies of rounded oblong
baluster form with a reeded edge
and an engraved band of acorn motif,
raised on ball feet, the teapot London
1821, maker probably Richard Pearce,
the sugar bowl London 1806, maker Alice
& George Burrows II and the cream
jug London 1805. See page 29. $750
590
A Victorian period silver plate coffee
pot of baluster shape, on floral four
footed pedestal base with decorative
engraving and lobing to exterior, flower
and leaf knob to lid and ivory heat rings
to handle. Height 280. $160
591
A Victorian period silver plate coffee
pot of pear shape, on four decorative
feet, heavily embossed floral decoration
to the exterior with the base of the
spout in the form of a bearded man’s
head and the mouth of the spout as
a bird’s head and beak and a heavily
embossed lid with the knob in the
shape of a bird. Height 270. $160
592
A 19thC English silver plate on copper
wine jug of classical baluster shape
with finely engraved cartouche and
wooden handle. Height 305. With attached
Antique Dealer’s Association
certification seal. $140
593
A George III period helmet shaped
silver cream jug with beaded rim
and classical engraving. Height 130.
London 1788, John Lambe. $400
594
A Georgian period crested silver cream
jug, oval with gadrooned border,
reeded acanthus leaf handle and four
ball feet. Length 150. London 1823.
Makers Rebecca Emes and Edward
Barnard. Small dents. $300
595
A small late Victorian period silver tripod
cream jug of helmet shape with
ornate embossed decoration and
scroll handle. Height 75. Birmingham
1900. See page 29. $100
596
A silver Art Nouveau cream jug of
baluster shape with a whiplash handle
and mouth. Hallmarked Murrle
Bennett & Co., London 1903. Slight
dents. Height 95. $120
597
A silver water jug of vase shape by
J. Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1923 with
fruitwood finial to the hinged lid and a
cane bound handle. Height 245. $125
598
A three piece sterling silver coffee set,
the vase shaped pot with a domed
hinged lid, ebonised handle and finial
along with a conforming sugar basin
and milk jug. Sheffield 1909, by William
Latham & Son. $550
599
A Victorian silver large christening mug
of tapered form, engraved with repeating
bands to the entire body, short
flared foot, gilded interior, Edinburgh
1876. Height 105. See page 29. $280
600
A vintage silver tea strainer with a
turned ivory handle, the circular
pierced bowl with a fine bead rim.
Birmingham 1924, maker William
Locke & Co. Length 160. $260
601
A William IV Old Sheffield Plate salver
with an ornate leaf, flower and scroll
border and flat chased decoration.
Diameter 255. $140
602
An Edwardian silver plated salver with
flat chased decoration and ornate
shaped rim. Diameter 330, maker J.
Dixon & Co. Ltd. Some wear. $100
603
A heavy good quality Victorian period
silver plated two-handled butler’s
tray of octagonal shape with pierced
gallery and beautiful flat chased floral
decoration, standing on four feet.
Length 510. Maker’s marks Philip Ashberry
& Co. $400
604
A silver oblong tray with ornate foliate
decoration framing a vacant cartouche
to the centre, Birmingham 1899 by
William Devenport. 285 x 195. $125
605
An Austro-Hungarian 800 standard
silver tray of angular design with
embossed grapevine decoration.
Length 450. Hallmarked. $250
606
A heavy hobnail cut crystal spirit barrel
mounted on a silver plate stand
with a tap and small barrel. Height
210, width 130, depth including tap
240, minor chipping around cork
bung. $200
607
A Victorian period silver plated ovoid
bacon dish standing on four pad feet,
finely engraved decoration, beaded
border and original internal liners.
Width 300. $150
608
A Victorian period silver plated cruet
stand of oval shape with a pierced gallery
and central handle - together with
six matching bottles. Height 315, maker
J. Dixon & Sons. See page 29. $150
609
A Britannia standard silver lidded
porringer c.1910, the cup with two
scrolling handles and a flattened dish
shape cover, hammer finished. Width
155, height 85. See page 29. $200
610
A cased silver five piece condiment
set by Army & Navy Stores Ltd, London,
1936. $175
611
A pair of Victorian silver cauldron
salt cellars by Hilliard & Thomason,
Birmingham 1868. Each with associated
and matching salt spoons with
scallop shell bowls and replacement
red liners. See page 29. $150
612
A French Art Nouveau silver tray modelled
as a leaf shape with a naturalistic
branch handle and flower heads
chased to the bowl’s surface in high
relief. Width 380. $350
613
A tall Victorian sterling silver clover
leaf shaped pierced and embossed
bonbon dish. London 1899. Width
130. $130
614
An Edwardian period oval silver fruit
dish, Chester 1903, the walls pierced
with a trellis pattern and embossed
with flowers and fruit. Serpentine
rimmed. 270 x 205. See page 29. $220
615
A small heavy Edwardian period
circular silver table dish with shaped
rim and lobed design. Diameter 125.
London 1902. See page 29. $100
616
A George III period silver marrow
scoop, marks rubbed, possibly London
1774. $350
617
A Georgian period silver skewer,
marks rubbed. Length 280. $150
618
A Victorian silver fish slice, fiddle and
shell pattern with a pierced blade.
London 1842 by John Whiting. See
page 29. $120
619
A George III period silver fish slice,
fiddle pattern, crested handle with
a decorative pierced blade. London
1811, maker Thomas Peacock.
Length 310. See page 29. $280
620
A cut glass hip flask with a silver integral
cup forming the lower part of the
body and a hinged sterling lid, by S.
Hall & Co., London 1901. Height 145.
See page 32. $175
621
A glass hip flask with a silver integral
cup to the lower part of the body, the
upper section with leather casing and
a hinged lid. Hallmarked Sheffield,
1913 by John Dixon & Sons. Height
145. See page 32. $150
622
A silver and crystal scent bottle, the
large spherical body cut in a hobnail
pattern, with a silver collar, crystal
stopper and a large silver lid. Chester
1911, makers Joseph and Richard
Griffen. Height 160. See page 32. $140
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482
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413
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443
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439
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623
A Victorian period scent bottle, tear
drop shaped crystal body with a silver
gilt screw top. London 1881, maker
Frederick Purnell. Height 150. See
page 32. $160
624
A Victorian period silver scent bottle
of square section with all-over
engraved decoration, the hinged lid
enclosing a glass stopper. London
1899, maker Sampson Mordan & Co.
Height 55. See page 29. $260
625
A sterling silver christening mug,
London 1897 by Horace Woodward
& Co. Ltd. Half wrythen lobed body.
Height 85. $100
626
A silver scallop shell shaped butter
dish, Chester 1908. Width 120. $90
627
A 20thC sterling silver miniature loo
table and four salon chairs each
ornately decorated, the chairs with
putti to the backs and seats. $60
628
A pair of Chinese silver table salts modelled
as miniature jardinieres with panels
of flowers and bamboo to the sides,
glass lined, along with a pair of napkin
rings decorated with calligraphy. $90
629
A Danish silver Art Deco centrepiece
bowl, circular with scrolling handles to
either side by Jens Sigsgaard, hallmarked
1936. Diameter 245. $300
630
A silver vase shaped sugar caster.
Sheffield 1915 by Atkin Bros. Height
170. $200
631
Two vintage silver golfing trophies
each with golf clubs to the base,
Birmingham 1937 and Chester 1937,
both Walker & Hall. Height 103 and
95. See page 29. $120
632
An Art Deco period silver plated quality
cocktail shaker, the internal moveable
body giving 15 various cocktail
recipes, Great Britain patent to base,
gilded highlights. Height 270. $325
633
A rare William IV silver lancet case
containing two original knives with tortoiseshell
covers, the case of tapered
rectangular form with engraved seaweed
decoration. Birmingham 1833,
maker Taylor & Perry (Joseph Taylor &
John Perry). Length 60, width 22. See
page 32. $375
634
An Edwardian period silver desk set,
the curved rectangular tray with a
deep wide well to the front, the two
faceted glass inkwells with silver lids,
reeded and ribbon borders, raised on
four feet. London 1909, maker Goldsmiths
& Silversmiths Co. Ltd. Length
155. See page 29. $375
RUGS
635
An old finely knotted Persian rug, the
field with a central floral medallion
and trailing leaf and flower motifs,
seven border guards with a central
wide guard in colours of green, blue,
rose pink, brown and dark ivory. Width
1230, length 2000. Some wear. $250
636
A hand-knotted Persian rug, the field
decorated with three central diamond
shaped medallions, multiple narrow
border guards, stylised floral motifs in
shades of red, green, brown and ivory.
Width 1320, length 1850. $250
637
A hand knotted Pakistani prayer rug,
the mihrab supported by two columns,
one on each side, and from
the top hangs a flower resembling an
oil lamp, seven border guards with a
central wide guard, in colours of rich
reds, blues, green, brown and rose
pink on an ivory ground. Width 1280,
length 1900. $350
638
A hand knotted Shiraz rug with central
medallion and three border guards,
stylised floral motifs in colours of rich red,
dark blue, green, orange, brown and
ivory. Width 1520, length 2400. $350
639
A hand knotted Shiraz runner, the
field with five medallions, three border
guards, stylised floral motifs with birds
and animals, in colours of rich dark
red, dark blue, orange and ivory.
Width 900, length 2580. $250
640
A hand knotted Persian Hamadan
runner, the field decorated with five
oblong medallions with butterfly antennae
borders - three narrow border
guards, in typical colours of rich red,
dark blue, green, brown and ivory.
Width 1000, length 3050. $400
641
A hand knotted Persian Shahrbabak
rug, the field decorated with rows of
diagonal boteh motifs, three border
guards, in colours of blue, green,
rose pink, brick red, brown and ivory.
Width 1200, length 1600. $350
642
A hand knotted Persian Baluchi rug
of unusual colours and design, the
field decorated with two rows of large
geometric medallions, all-over stylised
flower motifs with four narrow border
guards, in shades of blue, green, mustard
and brown on an ivory ground.
Width 1500, length 2250. $400
643
A hand knotted Persian Gabbeh runner
decorated with a stylised figure,
tree, butterfly and animal motifs on a
blue ground with a wide red band.
Width 1200, length 3500. $500
644
A hand knotted Persian Bakhtiari
runner, the field decorated with
“honeycomb” floral medallions and
one wide border guard in colours of
faded red, blue, green, brown and
ivory. Width 1050, length 2950. $550
645
An old hand knotted Caucasian Kasak
Adler rug, the field with two large
medallions, geometric floral motifs,
three wide border guards in shades
of red, blue, brown and ivory. Width
1720, length 2500. Worn. See page
32. $950
646
A long hand knotted Persian Tabriz
runner, the field decorated with small
boteh motifs, three border guards
with central wide guard, in colours
of blue, green, turquoise, ochre and
ivory on a rich red ground. Width 825,
length 6650. $750
647
A hand knotted Afghan Turkoman
runner, the field decorated with two
rows of small gul motifs, multiple border
guards, in typical colours of rich
dark red, dark blue and ivory. Width
750, length 4000. $700
648
A large hand knotted Afghan
Turkoman carpet, the field decorated
with rows of small gul motifs, multiple
narrow border guards, in typical colours
of rich dark red, dark blue and
ivory. Width 2500, length 3500. $1100
649
A hand knotted Afghan Andkhoi rug,
the field decorated with geometric
tribal motifs, multiple narrow border
guards, with central wide guard, in colours
of rich red, dark blue and ochre.
Width 1700, length 2300. $1000
650
A hand knotted Persian Shiraz tribal
rug with single central medallion, the
field decorated with stylised plant,
bird and animal motifs, the four corners
decorated with groups of birds,
three border guards, typical colours
of rich red, dark blue, green, brown,
orange, ochre and ivory. Width 1500,
length 2100. See page 32. $750
651
An old hand knotted Caucasian runner,
the field decorated with a single
row of nine large diamond shaped
medallions, four border guards with
serrated leaf motifs, typical colours,
shades of red, blue, green, pale yellow
and ivory. Width 1060, length
4300. Some wear. See page 32. $800
652
A large fine quality hand knotted
Persian Tabriz carpet of traditional
formal design with central hexagonal
medallion and intricate floral motifs,
six border guards with central wide
Herati border, in colours of red, blue,
green, magenta, ochre and ivory.
Width 2500, length 3050. $2500
FURNITURE
653
An old pine country stool with boarded
top and sides. Length 510, height
420. $100
25

654
A small modern two stage mahogany
wall shelf of Regency style with rounded
ends, turned and carved supports and
classical gilt brass decoration. Length
710, depth 200, height 280. $150
655
A Victorian period iron rocking chair
frame. $200
656
A Victorian period cross band rosewood
side table of oblong shape on
twin square section supports with a
turned stretcher base and original
brown china casters. Length 1000,
width 520, height 720. $250
657
A Sheraton Revival mahogany whatnot,
the four shelves inlaid with urns
and trailing vines, 12 turned columns
and a small carved frieze to back, on
four bun feet. Height 1230, width 500,
depth 320. $200
658
A Victorian dark stained barley twist
tripod wine table, the circular top with
Georgian floral silk needlework embroidery
under glass. Diameter 420,
height 770. Some faults. $200
659
An old pine four stage painter’s step
ladder, the T. Hatherley Patent Lattistep.
Height 1020. $120
660
A vintage oak bow-front corner umbrella
stand with barley twist supports,
restrained carved decoration and
original metal drip tray. Width 550,
height 760. $120
661
A Victorian brass and black iron double
bed with a tall ornate headboard,
iron side rails, post ends and replacement
wood slats. With 1520. $200
662
A long Victorian walnut foot stool
with ornate carved and pierced
scroll decoration and a modern floral
velvet seat. Length 1360, width 250,
height 150. $200
663
A Victorian walnut revolving piano
stool with a carved, pedestal and
tripod scroll base. Diameter 350. $200
664
A Persian occasional table of dark
timber, inlaid with silver wire, shell and
bone, the small lozenge shaped top
raised on a hexagonal baluster stem
from a tripod base. Some losses.
Height 585. $125
665
A small old iron bound storage box
of oblong shape, metal handles and
lock, the original paper lined interior
with maker’s label, I.J. Greenin, Trunk
Maker, Brighton. Length 610, depth
380, height 300. $175
666
A late Victorian period walnut circular
wine table on a tapering turned and
fluted pedestal support with architectural
style base and three bun
feet. Diameter 570, height 750. Some
attention required. $200
26
667
A Victorian period pine storage box
of plain oblong shape with ion side
handles and plinth base. Width 810,
depth 450, height 480. $350
668
A pair of Victorian period walnut
balloon back single chairs of French
style with cabriole front legs, carved
and pierced back rails and rose pink
velvet covers. Some faults. $200
669
A Victorian period walnut open elbow
grandfather chair with serpentine
front cabriole legs and deep buttoned
rose pink velvet covers. Together
with a matching grandmother
chair. $450
670
An Old English beech and elm stick
back Windsor elbow chair with a circular
seat, turned legs and stretcher
base. $250
671
A set of six good quality William IV
period mahogany bar back dining
chairs with turned and fluted front
legs, beautifully carved back rails
and drop-in rose pink velvet covered
seats. $1800
672
A small Edwardian mahogany parlour
settee, light elegant style with cabriole
front legs and floral needlework
tapestry covers. Width 1240. $350
673
A pair of green deep buttoned brass
studded wing back armchairs with
loose cushions and reeded square
section legs. Minor wear. $750
674
A pair of ornate Art Deco cream
painted metal garden chairs with
scrolling arms and basket weave
decorated backs. With bright red
vinyl covers. $450
675
A good quality 19thC English beech
and elm Windsor elbow chair with
shaped seat, turned supports and
a stretcher base. Good colour and
condition. $400
676
A dark stained New Zealand kauri
circular dining table, the plain top with
a thumbnail moulded edge on an
octagonal turned support with a tripod
base and original black china casters.
Diameter 1130, height 750. $320
677
A New Zealand colonial kauri extension
dining table, the plain oblong top
with a deep thumbnail moulded edge
and cut corners standing on four well
proportioned turned legs with original
brown china casters - with two extension
leaves. Width 1100, length extended
2300, height 7500. $1400
678
A long old New Zealand kauri country
dining table, the plain two plank oblong
top with a moulded edge and cut
corners supported on tapering oblong
section legs chamfered on the outside
edges, single drawer on one side with
a turned wood handle. Length 2320,
width 880, height 780. $950
679
A small New Zealand colonial kauri
side table, the plain oblong top with
a single drawer, on four turned legs.
Width 860, depth 590, height 750. $250
680
A Union Steamship Co. ship’s chair
from the S.S. Wairarapa, shaped back
with spindle decoration, central ship’s
company monogram and gilded
Wairarapa name, on quadrupod
swivel base with rocking mechanism.
Together with printed ephemera
relating to the wreck of the ship. $600
681
A large impressive New Zealand
colonial kauri Beaconsfield (wardrobe),
two mirrored doors with central
cupboard, open shelf and four drawers
in the centre, two deep drawers
across the base, mottled panels, ornate
carved borders and decorative
panels and large impressive carved
pediment. Width 1920, depth 600,
height overall 2500. $2500
682
A museum quality New Zealand
colonial kauri table vitrine with glazed
sides and top and velvet lined interior,
supported on well proportioned bobbin,
turned legs and stretcher base
with original brass casters - the top
with thumbnail moulded border and
six turned finials. Width 1000, depth
660, height 1130. See page 32. $1500
683
A large rare fine quality New Zealand
colonial kauri mirror back twin pedestal
side board with plain and mottled
kauri, the base with three drawers and
two panelled cupboard doors, the
back with full turned baluster column
mouldings, three bevelled mirrors and
impressive panelled pediment with a
central shield shaped medallion, deep
thumbnail moulded top edge and
restrained inlaid decoration in a variety
of timbers. Width 2000, depth 630,
height overall 2100. An impressive New
Zealand timber side board with great
colour and in excellent condition. See
page 32. $8000
684
A New Zealand colonial kauri bench
seat of plain country style with a solid
seat, turned legs and turned arm rails.
Length 1530. $350
685
A rare New Zealand colonial kauri
child’s push chair with curved X
frame, turned top rail, studded tan
leather seat and back, foot rest and
large spoked iron wheels. $300
686
A Victorian period pine country chest
of five drawers, two across the top,
three graduated full width drawers
below, thumbnail moulded top
edge, rounded corners, turned wood
handles and short turned legs. Width
1180, depth 500, height 1220. Some
attention required. $500

687
An early Georgian period walnut chest
of five drawers, two across the top with
three graduated full width drawers below,
the deep cross banded quartered
top with a thumbnail moulded edge,
the drawers with “double D” mouldings,
brass handles and key holder
escutcheons, oak linings and bracket
feet. Width 980, depth 530, height 900.
See page 32. $5000
688
A rare matching pair of Victorian
period light mahogany wash stands,
each with twin bombe breakfront
drawers, turned gun barrel column
supports, short upstands and shaped
platform bases with a recess for a
chamber jug. Width of each 1060,
depth 470, height 840. $1200
689
A regency period chiffoniere, the
square front with two small drawers
over two cupboards, the sides
with half columns with acanthus leaf
decoration top and bottom, the
back with scrolling uprights supporting
one shelf with scrolling carved gallery,
on plinth base. Height 1420, width
1070, depth 460. $850
690
A Georgian period mahogany demilune
side table of plain design on four
tapering square section legs. Width
1150, depth 570, height 710. Restored.
$350
691
A Regency period mahogany card
table with a rectangular top which
swivels and unfolds to double in size
revealing a green baize interior and a
concealed games compartment. A
hexagonal column leads down to a
quadriform base with four bun feet on
white china casters. Height 140, width
920, depth when closed 455. $850
692
An Edwardian period Sheraton Revival
envelope folding card table,
opens to reveal green baize and
depressions for dishes, drawer to the
front with two brass handles, domed
cross stretcher base and brown china
casters. Height 790, width 555, depth
555. $750
693
A Victorian period mahogany flap
top card table, the plain oblong top
with thumbnail moulded edge and
cut corners, on Cathedral base with
four scroll feet in original brown china
casters, the interior with original blue
baize. Width 960, depth 480, height
740. $450
694
A Victorian period amboyna wood flaptop
card table of plain oblong shape
with rounded front corners and an
apron beneath the top edge, on tapering
hexagonal section column support
with a decorated platform base and
four bun feet. The interior with original
green baize. Width 910, depth 450,
height 720. Some fading. $2000
695
A Victorian walnut nine drawer pedestal
desk with thumbnail moulded
edge, tooled green leather top,
wood handles and original brown
china casters. Width 1230, depth 650,
height 730. $900
696
A fine quality Edwardian period mahogany
flat top writing bureau, the fitted
interior with a spring loaded stationery
box, inkwell, calendar, pen holder
and writing well with a hinged green
leatherette top. Width 430, depth 530,
height 800. See page 32. $450
697
Georgian oak and elm bureau, fall
front opens to reveal three fitted oak
drawers with shelf above, base has
three graduated oak drawers with
brass handles and key escutcheons,
raised on bracket feet. Height 1015,
width 950, depth 485. $1100
698
A Victorian period walnut writing table
of oblong shape with rounded ends,
thumbnail moulded top edge, carved,
turned and fluted legs with original
large white china casters, two drawers
on one side the beautifully tooled
green leather top. Length 1750, width
875, height 745. See page 32. $2500
699
A mahogany D-end extension dining
table of Georgian style, the cross
banded top with reeded edge, on
twin tripod supports with sabre legs
and brass lion’s paw terminals, with a
single leaf. Width 970, length extended
2160, height 730. $650
700
A Victorian period burr walnut tilt-top
loo table, the oval quartered top
with thumb nail moulded edge on
pedestal quadrupod base with scroll
feet and white china casters. Length
1180, width 880, height 710. $450
701
A Regency mahogany Pembroke
table, the plain square top with rule
joints and rounded corners, on a turned
pedestal support with quadrupod base
and lion paw feet with a single drawer
each end. Width 1210, length extended
2100, height 1400. $500
702
A Georgian mahogany dropside
dining table of plain oval shape with
moulded edge, rule joints, tapering
circular section legs with original brass
casters. Width 1200, length extended
1560, height 720. Some surface
marks. $500
703
A Georgian period oak dropside
country dining table, the plain oblong
top with rule joints, standing on four
square section legs (single gates).
Width 1070, length extended 1460,
height 740. $350
704
A colonial period cedar circular dining
table, plain top with thumbnail
moulded edge on a simple tripod
base and a bulbous pedestal. Diameter
1200, height 730. $250
705
A Victorian period mahogany dining
table of plain oblong shape with
rounded corners, thumbnail moulded
edge and four well proportioned
turned legs with original large brass
casters. Length 1400, width 1240,
height 730. $450
706
A modern country hardwood side
board or dresser, the single central
deep drawer with a metal ring handle,
the thick two plank oblong top
on boarded supports with stretcher
base. Width 1530, depth 580, height
800. $450
707
A late 19thC oak, three stage buffet
side board with single top drawer and
deep moulded breakfront plinth base
- ornately carved with full relief term
figures, lion masks, leaves, flowers and
scrolls, three open shelves, thumbnail
moulded top edge. Width 1400,
depth 5590, height 1090. $1200
708
A good Arts & Crafts mahogany mirror
back side board, the base with three
small drawers, central bevelled glass
door and four open shelves, the back
with three bevelled mirrors, an open
shelf, the sides also with open shelves.
Slender turned supports and spindle
decoration, original brass bale handles.
Width 1320, depth 550, height
1680. $750
709
A good quality Victorian period burr
walnut display cabinet of plain design
with a deep thumbnail moulded
top edge, restrained banded inlay,
plinth base and bun feet, the twin
arched glazed doors with two internal
shelves. Width 1200, depth 360,
height 1100. $1200
710
A tall walnut two stage show case
of plain design with half column
mouldings and a plinth base, the
top section with a single glazed door
and seven adjustable shelves. The
stepped bottom section is a single
glazed cabinet. Width 600, depth
240, height 1920. $1000
711
A Victorian period walnut pier cabinet
of French style with a single glazed
door and two internal shelves, gilt
metal embellishments and restrained
inlaid decoration. Width 790, depth
310, height 1030. With key. $650
712
A good quality Victorian burr walnut
music cabinet, the single mirrored
door with silvered trailing leaf and
flower decoration with the name
“Music” in the centre - full turned and
fluted column mouldings either side,
restrained inlaid decoration and fitted
interior. Width 620, depth 390, height
965. With key. See page 32. $650
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A Georgian period bowfront black
lacquer hanging corner cabinet with
chinoiserie decoration of figures, birds
and mountainous landscapes, three
internal serpentine shelves and brass
butterfly hinges. Height 920, width
600. See inside back cover. $3000
714
A good quality vintage English oak
court cupboard of traditional 17thC
style, the base with two drawers
and two panelled cupboard doors,
the top section with full turned and
carved baluster supports and two
panelled cupboard doors, typical ornately
carved decoration and wood
handles. Width 1240, depth 470,
height 1470. Good colour and patina
and with key. $750
715
A 19thC French ebonised open elbow
chair with ornate carved decoration,
lion masks, leaves, scrolls, etc., brass
studded rich red velvet covers and
carved and turned stretcher base. $550
716
A fine quality 19thC French ebonised
display cabinet with gilt metal mounts
and classical cut brass inlay in the
style of Charles Andre Boulle, twin
glazed doors and white watered silk
lined interior with three adjustable
shelves. Width 900, depth 350, height
1570. See inside back cover. $1400
717
An old French gold paint finish open
elbow chair of Louis XVI style with leaf
scroll and ribbon decoration, turned
and fluted front legs and plain cream
linen covers. Some distress. $350
718
A decorative reproduction of a
French serpentine chest of three
graduated full width drawers, green
paint finish with five plank pine top,
restrained carved decoration and
metal handles. Width 760, depth 610,
height 810. $450
719
A small late 19thC Chinese hardwood
plant stand on four legs, ornate carved
and pierced decoration, the square
top with a marble tablet. Width 260,
depth 260, height 460. $250
720
An old Chinese elm chair, the sloping
circular section horseshoe shaped
back with slat supports, panelled
seat, rounded legs, the front stretcher
with good old wear. $350
721
A Chinese horse shoe armchair with
a solid seat, broad shaped back splat
and stretcher base. $200
722
A small Chinese teak opium table of
traditional style, oblong with rounded
ends and carved frieze beneath the
top edge. Width 380, length 900,
height 400. $120
722A
A Chinese blue and white porcelain
rectangular table screen, within a
carved and pierced rosewood frame,
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depicting a mendicant traveller arriving
at an inn in an alpine landscape.
Height 690, width 490. See inside back
cover. $450
722B
A Chinese table screen, with a circular
panel inset with hardstones depicting
figures and birds, the reverse with
gilt painted dragons amongst clouds,
raised on a carved and pierced
black wood stand. Height 870. See
inside back cover. $550
723
A nest of three Chinese teak side tables,
plain oblong shape with carved
and pierced friezes beneath the top
edges, slender circular section legs
with shaped stretcher bases. the largest
table length 485, width 345, height
620. $450
724
An old Chinese teak storage box with
camphor wood lining, all-over carved
decoration of figures, bamboo and a
village scene. Width 1030, depth 520,
height 600. Brass lock and internal
tray. $250
725
A small old Chinese hardwood screen
with a Greek Key border and a
carved frame, oblong shape with a
black lacquer panel decorated with
coloured hard stones on one side
and painted and gilded decoration
of birds and water lilies on the other -
supported on fitted wood stand. $500
726
A small low Chinese red cinnabar
lacquer side table of oblong shape
with intricate decoration of flowers,
dragons, bats and cloud forms and
open aprons beneath the top edge
and trestle base. Width 900, depth
400, height 400. $450
727
A good quality Chinese teak cabinet
with two doors and panel base,
ornate well carved front with designs
of dragons, cloud forms and mountainous
landscapes, brass hinges and
lock, the interior with a single shelf
and a storage bin. Width 1000, depth
460, height 1650. $1200
728
A Chinese teak low table of plain oblong
shape with aprons beneath the
top edge and four legs with carved
scroll feet. Width 490, length 680,
height 400. $300
729
A large impressive ornate Japanese
Meiji period hardwood cabinet on stand
with small cupboards and open shelves,
carved and pierced floral decoration
and richly gilded borders. The lacquer
panels beautifully decorated and richly
gilded and embellished with Tokyo
School ivory carvings, abalone, motherof-pearl
etc. The low base with ornate
carved and pierced decoration, the
pediment with scrolling ends. Width
1560, depth 470, height overall 2080.
See inside back cover. $6000.
730
A Japanese two stage tansu chest of
four full width drawers with original
metal handles, locks and mounts.
Width 940, height 1020. $350
731
A Chinese teak altar cabinet with two
drawers and an internal bin, panelled
front, ornate carved and pierced
decoration and an upturned oblong
top. Width 1510, depth 480, height
830. $1000
732
A rare pair of Chinese hardwood display
cabinets each with a pair of small
cupboards (one with sliding doors, the
other with hinged doors) and five open
shelves, the panels of the cupboard
doors with bone and carved wood
decoration of flowering branches, baskets
of flowers and loquats, the shelves
with beautifully carved and pierced
galleries and turned “bamboo” column
supports. Width of each 1220,
depth 400, height 1670. See inside back
cover. $5000
733
A large Japanese lacquer and painted
panel, the black ground painted
with scattered clouds and cranes,
emblematic of longevity. A massive
gilt raised calligraphic symbol of Shao
(long life) along with a red lacquer
table stand in high relief from the
background. Decorative diaper and
floral scroll patterned frame. Overall
2230 x 1050. $450
734
A small Korean hardwood coin chest
with multiple small drawers and a
small cupboard, brass hinges and
lock, the plain oblong top with upturned
ends. Width 650, depth 260,
height 780. $250
735
A large impressive carved hardwood
group sculpture as a tall coral reef
surrounded by various tropical fish,
tortoise, lobster, etc. in full three dimensional
form, finely detailed with ebony
inserts to the eyes. Height 2130, approx.
maximum width 750. $2500
736
An impressive large Edwardian Sheraton
Revival toilet mirror, shield shaped
bevelled mirror on sinuous uprights,
three drawers to bow front, inlaid with
lidded urn, swags and flowers, brass
handles and bracket feet. Height
920, width 630, depth 260. $1250
737
A Victorian period walnut cheval
toilet mirror, the oval glass on carved
and pierced supports, the shaped
platform base with twin flap top jewel
compartments. Width 730, height
820. $200
738
A small Victorian period mahogany
cheval mirror, the plain oblong glass
on twin scroll supports with a platform
base and four scroll feet. Width 7500,
height 1380. $450
739
A Regency period mahogany cheval
mirror, the plain oblong glass on slender
turned column supports with ebonised

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anding, turned top rail and ball finials,
double turned stretcher base with
sabre legs and brass lion’s paw feet.
Height 1560, width 900. $750
740
An Italian capodimonte porcelain
framed wall mirror in the rococo manner,
the frame painted with flowers
and embellished with putti. Height
1000, width 630. $550
741
A large gilt wall mirror of French Louis
XV style with an ornate leaf and scroll
border. Length 1760, height 1060. $350
742
A metal eight branch twelve light
chandelier of French style festooned
with pendant lustres and supporting a
central facet cut glass ball. Height 760,
width 460. Wired for electricity. $650
743
A metal six branch, ten light chandelier
of French style festooned with
clear and amber coloured pendant
lustres and supporting spherical glass
balls. Height 630, diameter 400. $450
744
A metal six branch, nine light chandelier
of French style festooned with clear
and red glass pendant lustres and supporting
a circular spherical glass ball.
Height 700, diameter 450. $450
745
A late George III mahogany long
case clock of small proportions,
the domed hood with rope twist
type pediment and brass finials, the
painted dial with Roman numerals,
the case with satinwood strung door
and base, finely chamfered reeded
edges. Height 1950. $3000
PAINTINGS & PRINTS
746
Basil Nightingale, set of four hunting
prints, each 220 x 340, matching
wood frames with gilt slips. Some foxing.
$200
747
L.A. West, peacock with tail up,
Edwardian period watercolour, 350
x 400, signed, original gilt frame.
Foxed. $150
748
W. Menzies Gibb, “Pool Near New
Brighton”, watercolour, 200 x 350,
signed. Original gilt frame with gilt
slip. $200
749
Morton Willis, Cattle in a Landscape,
Victorian watercolour, 240 x 490,
signed, original oak frame and slip
but requires attention. $150
750
Arthur Henry Enock (fl. 1869-1910, British)
Dartmouth Castle with Boats, Victorian
watercolour, 250 x 350, signed.
The original gilt frame distressed and
some foxing. See back cover. $250
751
An old mother-of-pearl and painted
glass picture depicting Notre Dame
Cathedral in Paris and surrounding
buildings on fire during 1813 siege
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of Paris by the Russian and Prussian
armies, on concave glass and in old
gilt frame. Height 360, width 445. $100
752
A 19thC orientalist print “The Harem”
in a plaster gilt frame. 460 x 720. $300
753
J.E. Cook, “Returning Home”, oil on canvas
laid on board, glazed in an ornate
plaster gilt frame. 395 x 600. $450
755
Contempory artist unknown, figures
on a beach, signed Vettriano, oil on
board, late 20thC. 77 x 96. $150
756
R. Krause, oil on canvas, “D. Rhine
at Coblenz”, signed, 19thC. 190 x
300. $275
757
Carratala, oil on board, “Mountain
Landscape, Canary Islands”, signed,
dated 1982, 475 x 725. $300
758
John Speedy, oil on canvas, “Study
of Cambridge”, signed, entitled on
reverse, 505 x 415, original frame. $175
759
Artist unknown. Portrait of Christ
with Crown of Thorns, antique oil on
canvas, 460 x 380, unsigned. Modern
red paint finish wood frame. See back
cover. $320
760
A.C. Bowen, English Village Landscape,
watercolour, 240 x 340, signed. $100
762
May O. Gilbert, Old Houses - Burford,
watercolour, 220 x 310, signed. $100
762A
Elise Mourant “Galway Landscape”,
oil on board, 450 x 500, signed, title on
reverse. $200
763
D.J. Payne, still life vegetables on a
table, watercolour, 350 x 530, signed
and dated 1912. $150
763A
W.J. Rush, “Maloga” - Austrian alpine
scene with figures and chalets, watercolour,
340 x 530, signed and titled. $200
764
A. Kees Hoss vintage lithograph,
“Aotearoa II”, 10/50, signed and
dated ’67, 520 x 685, framed under
glass. $160
765
Sylvia Robins, “City People”, abstract
oil on board, 340 x 440, signed. $120
766
J.D. Perrett, South Island Lake &
Mountain scene, oil on canvas, 500 x
750, signed. Requires cleaning. $300
767
J.D. Perrett, Lake & Mountain Scene,
pastel, 300 x 460, unsigned. $120
768
John Speedy, oil on canvas, “The
Swimming Hole, Matapuna”, signed,
entitled, dated ’77. 525 x 700. $200
769
John Speedy, oil on artist’s board,
moored boats, signed and dated ’74,
505 x 650, original frame. See back
cover. $450
770
Ian Scott, oil on board, Bethell’s
Beach, signed, 445 x 600, framed. See
back cover. $850
771
J.D. Perrett, oil on canvas on board,
“Mount Sefton”, signed indistinctly,
labelled and signed on reverse, 240 x
165. $220
772
Marjorie Naylor, two Takaka Hill
Country Landscapes, one with farm
buildings, watercolours, 210 x 260 and
230 x 300, both signed. $200
773
Frances Irwin Hunt (New Zealand artist
b.1890, exhibiting with the Rutland Art
Group - d.1946), Bush Track, watercolour,
260 x 200, signed. Original
frame with foxing on mount. $120
774
Lance O’Gorman “True Grit”, acrylic
on artist’s board, signed, entitled on
reverse, 600 x 760, framed. See back
cover. $1500
775
Rodger Harrison, “Coromandel Estuary”,
oil on board, 400 x 800, signed,
for details see reverse, $600
776
Ron Maddock, oil on board, “Poley
Bay - Coromandel Peninsula”, signed
and dated ’83. 520 x 830. $225
777
Alan D. Cooke, oil on board, “Old
Farmhouse near Arrowtown”, Lake
Wakatipu, signed, entitled, dated
1968. 340 x 440. $100
778
D. Knowles, oil on board “The Chateau
Tongariro”, signed. 370 x 550. $250
779
Alan D. Cooke, oil on board, “Coronet
Peak, Autumn”, signed, entitled,
dated 1968. 385 x 485. $140
780
A New Zealand Railways advertising
poster “Fuel Efficient Railways......Use
Them” c.1980. Height 690, width 460,
framed under glass. $100
781
An old map of New Zealand published
by E.A. Petherick and Co.,
London, 440 x 340, unframed. $150
782
Archibald F. Nicoll, “Albert Park”,
when the army barracks were next to
synagogue, pastel, 160 x 225, signed
in pencil. $400
783
Zoe Ireland, “Te Maika-Kawhia Harbour”,
oil on board, 325 x 405, signed
c.1960. $100
784
Ron Tizard b.1908-d.2000 “From One
Tree Hill”, ink and coloured pencil,
260 x 350, signed and titled beneath
mount c.1968. $160
785
W.J. Rush, Te Mata Peak, watercolour,
320 x 450, sighed and dated 1955. $200
786
W.J. Rush, Hill Country Landscape,
watercolour, 220 x 260, signed. $100

787
W.J. Rush, Evening, watercolour, 280 x
370. $120
788
Christine McConnell self portrait, oil
on board, 350 x 330, signed with initials.
$100
789
Esther Hope (New Zealand artist
b.1885 exhibited at the Royal Academy
and the Paris Salon - d.1975). Two
naked women bathing in a hot pool,
watercolour, 215 x 290, signed. $500
790
Geoff Fairburn, five unframed watercolours,
abstract and Pacific designs,
various sizes, sold as one lot. $150
791
Marilynn Webb monoprint “Clouds in
the water-Ida Burn” (from being in the
Maniototo Suite). Signed, inscribed
Dunedin, entitled, dated 1989. 410 x
555. $275
792
Rodney Fumpston, print “Wet Season”
edition 12/75, signed, entitled. 350 x
240. $150
793
Stanley Palmer, Bamboo Lithograph,
“Rocks & Sea”. Edition 2/50, signed
and dated 1972. 445 x 445. See back
cover. $225
794
Aston Greathead, Between Fox and
Franz Josef Glaciers, Westland, oil on
board, 450 x 1200, signed. See back
cover. $450
795
Bruce Bryant Glendhu Bay, Lake Wanaka,
oil on board, 650 x 800. Signed.
Kelliher Prize entry label on reverse.
See back cover. $250
796
Peter O’Hagan, Magnolias with my
Bora Bora Parero, gouache and
watercolour, 600 x 600, signed and
dated 1995. See back cover. $1500
797
Jos. Kivits, Cobb Valley, Nelson, oil on
board, 600 x 900, signed, ornate gilt
frame. See back cover. $550
798
J. Malcolm, Lake Manapouri & Cathedral
Peaks, colonial watercolour, 440
x 620, signed, ornate frame. $500
799
Austen Deans, oil on canvas, “Cloudy
Peak”, signed and dated 2003, 380 x
540, contemporary brushed bronze
frame. See back cover. $5800
800
George Chance “Autumn in South
Canterbury” original photograph,
230 x 270, signed and titled. Label on
reverse no. 5146. $120
801
George Chance, Evening Light, Hagley
Park, original photograph, 240 x
260. $100
802
A.H. Messenger (Attributed) The
Barque “Cynisca” entering Wellington
Harbour, watercolour, 225 x 335,
signed and titled. $200
803
David Payne, Captain Cook setting
foot on New Zealand shores, watercolour,
220 x 330, signed. $100
804
K Airini Vane, “Landscape from a Terrace”,
gouache on paper, signed, 233
x 335, gilt framed under glass. $300
805
A 19thC cross stitch embroidery by
Christina. S. Caverhill Woodhouse.
Decoratively worked with an alphabet
and foliage, later framed. 440 x
310. $200
END OF SALE
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and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We look forward to seeing you all again
in the New Year.
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Chinese vase.
Achieved $4,500
19thC French
brass cased petite
sonnerie carriage
clock.
Achieved $2,800
3.01ct diamond ring.
Achieved $30,000
Invest in
the future
Douglas Badcock, “Haruru
Falls near Waitangi”.
Achieved $2,700
German Karl Bub
Nuremberg tinplate
clockwork limousine.
Achieved $600
Royal Doulton
Sung ware
specimen vase.
Achieved $3,250
Maori pre-European
stone adze head (toki).
Achieved $1,400
recycle the past.
Recent Auction Highlights
Clarice Cliff figured
“Subway Sadie”
Achieved $1,200
Chinese silver box.
Achieved $1,450
Chinese porcelain
baluster vase.
Achieved $3,800
18thC Dutch silver
chamberstick.
Achieved $11,500
Victorian period
malacca cane parasol.
Achieved $2,400
Six Edith Morris
silver spoons.
Achieved $3,000
John Dickson 12 guage round
action sporting shotgun.
Achieved $12,500
19thC Japanese
cloisonne wall plate.
Achieved $2,200
New Zealand folk
art blanket.
Achieved $1,000
Royal Doulton white bone
china Maori Art part teaset.
Achieved $1,900
Alice F. Whyte “Lillies”.
Achieved $1,025
Len Castle “Volcanic
& Geothermal” series
shallow bowl.
Achieved $2,800
19thC Fijian tabua.
Achieved $2,100
Edith Morris (NZ) silver &
garnet Arts & Crafts period
necklace.
Achieved $7,700
The Empire Stamp
Album collection.
Achieved $3,000
Queen Anne
silver mug.
Achieved $3,400
Vintage leopard skin.
Achieved $2,000
Louis Vuitton suitcase, Louis Vuitton flat
trunk and a large Louis Vuitton travel trunk.
Achieved $2100, $5750 & $7000

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8. All lots are at the buyers risk from the fall of the hammer and
are to be taken away at the buyers expense immediately after
the sale. Cordy’s will not be responsible if any lot is lost, stolen,
damaged or destroyed after the sale. If the lots are not cleared
and paid for the same week of the sale they may then be sold
immediately either publicly or by private treaty, without notice
being given to the defaulter.
Instructions to bid at sales are accepted by Cordy’s and are carried
out free of charge. Lots will always be bought as favourably as
allowed by other such bids, bidding in the saleroom and any
reserve.
INSPECTIONS are made and advice given concerning the sale of
Antiques and Works of Art free of charge at Cordy’s in Auckland,
and for a reasonable fee elsewhere.
VALUATIONS for insurance, probate or family division are undertaken
on either a quotation basis or a small percentage plus travelling
expenses.
Conditions of Sale
Postal Bids
Charges and Commissions
1. All lots sold with hammer price between $1.00 to $99.00 will be charged at 17% commission.
2. All lots sold with hammer price $100.00 and over will be charged at 12% commission.
3. Vendors will be charged insurance at the rate of 1% against each lot. GST at the current rate will be charged against expenses.
A buyers premium of 12.50% will be charged and GST at the current rate will be charged on the premium.
All lots sold are to be paid in full and removed from Cordy’s premises the same week of sale.
General Information
9. Upon failure of the purchaser to comply with any of the above
conditions, the money deposited in part payment shall be
forfeited and the defaulter shall make good any loss arising
from the re-sale together with the charges and expenses in
respect of both sales.
10. No goods are to be removed while selling is in progress.
Receipted invoices must be produced prior to delivery of any
lot.
11. The Auctioneers reserve the right to request identification in the
case of any purchaser not known to the Auctioneer who pays
by cheque and can insist on cash or a bank cheque.
12. Charging to credit cards or payment by overseas cheques will
not be accepted as means of payment.
13. No person purchasing an item which falls within the provisions
of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 shall be entitled
to take possession of the item unless and until such person has
produced to Cordy’s a licence under the appropriate Act.
14. All lots to be paid for in full and removed from the premises the
same week of the sale.
15. The buyer shall be responsible for any removal or storage
charges on any lot not taken away the same week of the sale.
If for any reason storage is not available at Cordy’s premises
arrangements will be made to transport and store uncollected
goods elsewhere solely at the buyers expense. Cordy’s will not
be liable to the Purchaser for them in any respect.
16. The Auctioneer cannot be held responsible for any injury or
damage to persons or property through attempts to fire firearms
which are sold as collectors items only.
17. All electrical goods are sold on the basis of their decorative
value only and should be assumed not to be operative. It is
essential that prior to any intended use, the electrical system
is checked and approved by a qualified electrician.
Important Notice
All lots sold ‘as is’ in accordance with Paragraph 6 of the Conditions of Sale. Intending buyers should always satisfy themselves
as to the condition and description of any lot and their attention is drawn to Paragraph 6.
VENDORS are requested to read and are bound by the Conditions
of Sale printed on the reverse side of Cordy’s Contract to Sell.
PRESALE ESTIMATES are intended as a guide only. Cordy’s staff are
available during viewing times to assist prospective buyers with
estimates and auction room procedures.
IF BUYING FOR EXPORT, please enquire as to GST status of
vendors.
INSTRUCTIONS to bid at sales are accepted by Cordy’s and carried
out free of charge. Lots will always be bought as cheaply as is allowed
by the bidding in the saleroom and any reserves imposed.
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29th November Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
7th December Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 12th November
13th December Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
17th January Weekly Auction: View Friday 17th December until midday
& Monday prior
25th January Antique & Art Auction: Entries Close 10th December
1st February Weekly Auction: View Friday & day of auction
(Monday is a holiday)
7th Feburary Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
14th February Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
22nd February Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 28th January
28th February Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
7th March Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
14th March Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
22nd March Art & Antique Auction: Entries close 25th February
Major art collection already confirmed including Guy Ngan
paintings and bronzes, Robin White, Gordon Walters, etc and
good collection NZ studio pottery.
28th March Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
4th April Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
11th April Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
19th April Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 25th March
26th April Weekly Auction: View Friday & day of auction
(Monday is a holiday)
2nd May Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
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16th May Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
24th May Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 28th April
30th May Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
7th June Weekly Auction: View Friday & day of auctio
13th June Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
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Upcoming Auctions
21st June Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 27th May
27th June Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
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19th July Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 24th June
25th July Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
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16th August Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 22nd July
22nd August Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
29th August Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
5th September Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
13th September Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 19th August
19th September Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
26th September Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
3rd October Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
11th October Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 16th September
17th October Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
25th October Weekly Auction: View Friday & day of auction
(Monday is a holiday)
31st October Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
8th November Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 14th October
14th November Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
21st November Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
28th November Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
6th December Antique & Art Auction: Entries close 11th November
12th December Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
19th December Weekly Auction: View Friday & Monday prior
PLEASE NOTE: Cordys will close Friday 23rd December at midday and re-open
Wednesday 18th January, 2012 with the first weekly auction
23rd January 2012 at 5.00 pm
JOHN CORDY LIMITED
FINE ART AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS
180 GREAT SOUTH ROAD, REMUERA, AUCKLAND 1051, NEW ZEALAND
P.O. BOX 74071 MARKET ROAD PHONE (09)523-1049 FAX (09)520-7186
EMAIL cordys@ihug.co.nz WEBSITE www.cordys.co.nz

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