Antique & Art Auction Antique & Art Auction - Cordys

Antique
& Art
Auction
24th May 2011

A pair of 19thC Chinese silver small
heavy wedding teapots.
Achieved $2,300
Chinese vase.
Achieved $4,500
Elsie Reeve New
Zealand silver
pendant.
Achieved $8,750
George II
period baluster
spice pot.
Achieved
$1,050
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Clarice Cliff figured
“Subway Sadie”
Achieved $1,200
Chinese silver
bachelor’s teaset.
Achieved $2,500
William IV period silver tea and
coffee service.
Achieved $4,750
recycle the past.
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3.01ct diamond ring.
Achieved $30,000
French Louis XV mantel clock.
Achieved $6,900
Chinese silver salver.
Achieved $4,750
Maori pre-European
stone adze head (toki).
Achieved $1,400
A Japanese wakazashi .
Achieved $21,000
Six Edith Morris
silver spoons.
Achieved $3,000
A late 19thC decorative whalebone
walking cane.
Achieved $3.800
Chinese silver box.
Achieved $1,450
German Karl Bub
Nuremberg tinplate
clockwork limousine.
Achieved $600
Len Castle “Volcanic
& Geothermal” series
shallow bowl.
Achieved $2,800
Peter McIntyre,
“Otago Coastline”.
Achieved $10,000
19thC Fijian tabua.
Achieved $2,100
The Empire Stamp
Album collection.
Achieved $3,000
Victorian period
malacca cane parasol.
Achieved $2,400
Carved ivory study of a
rhinoceros.
Achieved $1,850
19thC Japanese
cloisonne wall plate.
Achieved $2,200
A fully mounted taxidermied
African lion.
Achieved $9,000
Clarice Cliff Applique
Avignon patterned plate.
Achieved $1,950
Taxidermied large
kudu head.
Achieved $2,100
Set of Reuben Watts Arts
& Crafts New Zealand
silver and enamel
teaspoons.
Achieved $5,250
Louis Vuitton suitcase, Louis
Vuitton flat trunk and a large Louis
Vuitton travel trunk.
Achieved $2100, $5750 & $7000

Antique & Art catalogue
Includes some fabulous Victorian copper kitchenalia, treen, boxes, spelter figures, steam driven launch, large
taxidermied water buffalo head, model boats, toys, pocket sextant, ivory rules, tools, cased instruments, Mr Punch
items, stamps, coins, posters, banjo in case, samplers, clockwork dancing duo, water filters, fishing reels, crystal
including Waterford, Webb Corbett, Garry Nash and Ann Robinson, Pacific and African tribal pieces including
Pitcairn Island fish, important New Zealand pottery including a Hutson Boer War jug and a large majolica Wahine
statue, a telescope made by thomas peacock, instrument maker, who became Mayor of Auckland and an M.p.,
Japanese cloisonné, satsuma, some Burmese items, chinese ceramics, cloisonné, jade, scrolls, delft, Worcester,
majolica, Moorcroft, Clarice Cliff, Keith Murray, a large impressive Crown Devon musical jug, Lladro, two pieces
of Waistal cooper, a collection of Grimwades Bairnsfather items, a stunning offering of jewellery this month includes
heavy 18ct. gold chains, Victorian bug brooch, fine selection of pearl necklaces, charm bracelets, gold
sovereigns, diamond encrusted butterfly brooch, an impressive three stone diamond ring totalling 3.11 carats,
New Zealand cats eye jewellery, a private collection of clocks and watchmaker’s instruments and tools from
the estate of Jin Ellis master clockmaker, gold pocket watches, vintage wrist watches, silver trophy cups, snuff
boxes, N.Z. silver medals, Georg Jensen silver cutlery, a rare 18thC mixed cutlery set, various dates and makers
but includes Hester Bateman, Georgian and Victorian silver, Persian, Shiraz, Bakhtiari, Afghan, Turkoman carpets,
n.Z. colonial furniture, chests of drawers, a William iV period shipping chaise, burr walnut cellarette, corner cupboards,
teak military chest, sideboards, display cabinets, pine dressers, Stewart Linford table and chairs, Georgian,
regency, Victorian chairs, baby grand piano, Japanese tansu chests, large white marble Fu dogs, Victorian oil
paintings, Peggy Spicer, H. Wiseman, Philippa Blair, Theo Schoon, Birtchnell Delph, John Papas, Blythe Fletcher,
peter Beadle, plus many other paintings and prints.
Tuesday 24th MAY 2011 at 9.30am
Miscellaneous 1 - 144
Glass 145 - 162
NZ Historical, Pottery & Tribal 163 - 181
oriental 182 - 275
china & porcelain 276 - 364
Tuesday 24th May 2011 at 5.00pm
Jewellery 400 - 464
clocks & Watches 465 - 518
Silver 519 - 580
rugs 581 - 606
Furniture 607 - 682
paintings & prints 683 - 750
The Sale may be viewed at the following times:
Friday 20 th May 9.00am - 5.00pm
sunday 22 nd May 11.00am - 3.00pm
Monday 23 rd May 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: Lots 177, 484
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 24 TH MAY 2011
1 st session at 9.30am
MISCELLANEOUS
1
Three 19thC copper kitchen moulds.
the largest a tapering castellated cylindrical
shape. Height 100. $100
2
Three Victorian copper miniature dome
top moulds. Height 45. See page 5. $125
3
A plain copper ring mould with brass
dovetailed seams, c.1860. Together
with a plain round, early 20thc copper
mould of heavy gauge. Diameter 165
and 95. $175
4
A large heavy Victorian copper ring
mould, ornate three tiered shape with
a wide plain bottom rim and rollover
edge. Model no. 3. diameter 230. See
page 5. $275
5
An ornate Victorian copper mould,
oval shape, three tier pattern, topped
with a star. impressed with letter F.
Height 130. See page 5. $280
6
Three ornate Victorian miniature copper
moulds, one acanthus, one oval
domed topped with fluted sides and
one canele (english made mould of
a traditional French pudding shape).
tallest 40. See page 5. $250
7
A Victorian copper pudding mould with
tiers of acanthus leaves, solid top and
a wide plain bottom layer. Height 100.
See page 5. $275
8
A large early Victorian copper ring
mould, with wrythen swirl form. Model
no. 226. original hanging ring on the
side. diameter 195. See page 5. $275
9
An unusual late Victorian copper
square shaped pipe mould. Model no.
84. tapered sides, ornate castellated
pattern, heavy gauge. Height 110. See
page 5. $275
10
A Victorian copper pipe mould, shaped
with a dozen lady’s fingers (type of
sponge cake) above a deep plain skirt.
diameter 135. See page 5. $250
11
A rare pair of Victorian copper pipe
moulds of ornate castellated form,
each castellation surmounted by a
cruciform top. In fine condition excluding
a few solder repairs. diameter 140.
See page 5. $400
12
Four copper cylindrical measures with
brass angular handles along with another
copper and brass swing handled
measure. $100
13
A Victorian copper two gallon harvest
measure of traditional tapered form
with a flared base and a rivet applied
loop handle, original impressed lead
seal, seam evident to back. Height
300. See page 5. $320
The Catalogue
Measurements throughout are given in millimetres.
The figures given along side each lot are guide prices only.
14
A graduated set of six Victorian copper
measures. each conical body
with a scroll handle, tinned interior and
applied stamped mark. tallest 220,
smallest 80. See page 5. $350
15
An oval copper kitchen pan with brass
handles to either side of the deep walls.
320 x 260 x 135. See page 5. $110
16
Two Victorian stoneware pudding
moulds, one rose pattern, the other a
wrythen swirl pattern. $125
17
An antique wood nutcracker carved in
the form of a rabbit’s head with upright
ears and glass eyes. Length 210. See
page 8. $100.
18
A 19thC carved coquilla nutmeg box/
grater ornately carved with chequering
and wrythen fluting and turning. Grater
missing. Height 80. See page 5. $120
19
A mid 19thC turned and pierced coquilla
nut box, probably a cricket cage
of two sections adjoined by a threaded
union. In fine condition, colour and
patina. Height 53. See page 8. $250
20
A magnifying glass with a long curved
horn handle. $150
21
A Regency mahogany sarcophagus
shaped tea caddy with scalloped walls,
raised on small bun feet, the hinged lid
opening to reveal an interior fitted with
two covered canisters flanking an aperture
for a mixing bowl. Key hole escutcheon
absent. Width 370. See page 5. $350
22
A Victorian walnut work box, the lid with
various inlaid exotic timbers in a starburst
pattern. 255 x 110 x 185. See page 5. $100
23
A Victorian walnut tea caddy of
rectangular form, the hinged lid with
diamond form and tunbridge inlay
enclosing two fitted lids and a shaped
brass escutcheon. Length 21, height
110, depth 14.5. $180
24
A large brass and copper Dutch kettle
with swing handle, the copper spout
with a hinged cover. Height 330. $125
25
A 19thC walnut writing slope with brass
recessed edges (one section absent),
the interior with gilt tooled lining. 350 x
230 x 160. $150
26
Two cut glass inkwells on brass bases,
both of cube form with deeply cut
V-channels and with faceted hinged
covers. One on a base cast with masks
and foliate scrolls, the other on a simpler
base with channels conforming to
the well. $150
27
Three Victorian pewter tankards, two
stamped for James Yates. Tallest 160. $110
28
A George III copper oval fish pot, high
sided, with a wrought iron single handle
and tinned interior. 340 x 190. Height
155. See page 5. $200
29
A Middle Eastern inlaid smoker’s compendium
cabinet (possibly syrian), of
cedar and ebony, the upper section with
two doors inlaid with bone foliate tendrils
and applied ebony lanceolate motifs
between split baluster columns opening
to reveal an interior fitted with cavities,
shelves and drawers. The lower section
with a deep single drawer, raised on
squat circular feet. 420 x 380 x 190. $220
30
A collection of eight various tobacco
pipes including briars and German
porcelain bowled example. $100
31
An ornate Meerschaum bowled tobacco
pipe, with a cherrywood stem and
amber mouthpiece. in original case.
The bowl intricately carved with an
equestrian huntsman between ornate
borders incorporating game trophy
heads. some slight faults. in original
case. See page 8. $120
32
An Edwardian writing compendium,
of brass bound oak, comprising a box
with a hinged lid opening to reveal a
slotted interior, raised on a plinth inset
with a pair of cut glass ink wells and
brass brackets to support a writing
stylus. 310 x 240. Some borer. $120
33
Eight wooden shoe snuff boxes, various
shapes and sizes. Length approx. 100. $150
34
A New Zealand timbers glove box attributed
to the makers Winks & Hall. The
slightly domed hinged lid inlaid with an
eight pointed star and with parquetry
banding which continues down the walls
of the box. 280 x130 x 80. A similar box
illustrated on page 491 of ‘Furniture of
the New Zealand Colonial Era’ by William
cottrell. See page 5. $450
35
A 20thC New Zealand timbers inlaid
glove box, rectangular shape, the
hinged lid inlaid with a panel of chevron
bands. 305 x 160 x 85. See page 5. $200
36
A Georgian period Cuban mahogany
tea caddy, decorative brass escutcheon
to front and glass handle to top,
the interior with three compartments
for tea. Height 150, width 240, depth
120. See page 5. $250
37
A Victorian string box, carved in the
form of a bee skep. Of lignum vitae
with Irish bog oak base. Height 100.
See page 5. $150
38
A vintage National Cash Register Co.
cash register, mid size with chromed
finish to the decorative scroll and floral
mouldings, the push button arms from
1/2d to 1 pound, white vitrolite glass
panel above the single drawer. Width
465, depth 400, height 420. $500
39
A pair of classical Victorian spelter statues
of armoured warriors on horseback,

lackened finish, one with drawn bow,
the other with mace, both on wooden
bases, some attention required. Height
440. $200
40
An Art Deco spelter figurine of a woman
bare back riding a galloping horse,
her hair and cloak flying behind her,
the cloak decorated with gilded shooting
stars, the marble base of sloping
architectural form in a mustard marble
with black and green marble fronts.
Height 420, width 720, depth 150. $350
41
An ornate brass three branch candelabra
with crystal drops from each tray and a
spelter figurine of a sleeping gardener
leaning against his shovel to the front.
Height 330, width 270, depth 90. $150
42
A pair of Regency period bronze and
parcel gilt candelabra with three nozzles
issuing from a platform with a central
figured finial, raised on tall slender
tapering fluted columns from a base of
triform claw foot monopodia and on
conforming slate plinth bases. Height
430. See page 5. $350
43
A pair of Arts & Crafts brass candlesticks,
the domed bases set with three cabochon
agates, the slender knopped stem
supporting nozzles with drip trays. side
ring absent from one. Height 180. $100
44
A large impressive set of Victorian period
brass and steel floor mounted balance
scales to weigh to 56lbs, the central steel
support with a heavy brass balance arm
and two circular brass pans on chain
supports, supported on a deep oak plinth
base, maker’s mark D.E. Grave & Co.
Ltd, London. Together with a graduated
set of ten brass weights from 28lbs to 1oz.
Height overall 1500, width of base 1060.
See page 8. $3500
45
A 1930’s spelter bronze figure of a footballer.
the athlete stands poised to throw
the ball in. Raised on a black variegated
marble plinth. indistinct signature to base.
Height 660. See page 8. $1800
46
A Continental brass and copper Arts
and Crafts spirit kettle, the dome
shaped kettle with a cane handle,
raised on a bead decorated stand
with a copper burner. Finial replaced.
Height 330. $125
47
A 19thC bronze figure of winged Victory,
the figure with one foot balanced
on a mottled black sphere raised on a
sandstone cube and one arm reaching
forward holding a wreath of laurel
leaves. Height 750. See page 5. $700
48
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. $320
49
A large old Chinese carved wood figure
of a standing bearded warrior with
inlaid eyes and silvered lacquer finish
- sword attached on one side, holding
cutlass in clenched hand on the other
side and four raised standards behind.
Height overall 1050. Handle of cutlass
missing. $400
50
A decorative painted and gilded gesso
carved wood figure of an egyptian woman
standing arms folded, with ornate
head dress. early 19thc. considerably
distressed. Height 655. See page 5. $200
51
A steam powered model Clinker built
launch with a removable top deck
to reveal the water tank and engine
mechanisms. With display stand.
Length 840. $1100
52
An old scratch-built pond yacht ‘SS Susan’.
The hull of laminated timbers, fitted
with a galvanised steel keel with lead
weight complete with an original cotton
sail. stem to stern 750, height 1100, with
a wooden display stand. $450
53
A 19thC oak revolver case with baize
lined and fitted interior, ‘Cogswell &
Harrison’ label inside the lid, along with
a selection of odd gun parts. 340 x 185
x 70. $120
54
A Marklin tinplate model of a Junkers
single-engined aeroplane. Marked
1151 to the wings, the wind-up clockwork
mechanism absent and with only
one pilot. Wing span 560. $300
55
An old copper diver’s helmet with green
verdigris patina, brass mounts with
circular screw on face plate, glazed side
panels with grill covers and wing nuts to
the shaped base rim. Height 360. Honourable
wear. See page 8. $2200
56
Richard H. Schmidt, large old impressive
taxidermy diorama of a hawk
attacking a pair of pheasants, the
painted background of wooded landscape
with a lake, 1030 x 1530, signed,
framed behind glass. note: richard
schmidt, a world renowned taxidermist
began his career in 1925 culminating
with his retirement as a taxidermist with
Emporia State University where their
Museum of Natural History is dedicated
to him. His career has included the
publication of many books. $4500
57
A taxidermied head of an African Cape
Buffalo on an old wood shield. Width
across horns 800. With wear commensurate
with age. See page 8. $1000
58
An African carved hardwood figure of
a standing hippopotamus. Length 500,
height 275. See page 5. $200
59
A 19thC German naval cutlass with a
straight blade with partial back edge,
marked at the ricasso ‘Hebbert und
Hum’ brass hilt with a wooden grip.
With original scabbard, distressed.
Overall length 740. Along with a later
leather frog, 20thC. $180
60
A naive hand built model of a twin funnelled
passenger steamship, ‘the empress
of Ireland’, finished in green and
white livery with red funnels. Length
1160. See page 8. $375
61
An old hardwood eight spoke ship’s
wheel, turned decoration, steel plaques
to either side. Diameter 1020. $275
62
Five various old fire marks (safe name
badges) including ‘Royal’, ‘Atlas’,
‘Bath-Son-Fire’, etc. $110
63
A pair of WWI service medals awarded
to Capt. K.H. Gill complete with original
ribbons and in original packing sleeves
and named card box. $140
64
A 19thC black powder rifle, captured
ram rod, later fitted percussion hammer,
various marks to barrel and lock plate
including ‘1810’, other brass fittings, mahogany
body. Length overall 1380. No
firearms licence required. $200
65
An early American negro money box,
c.1880’s by Shepard Hardware Co., Buffalo,
new York. retaining much original
finish including a red jacket. In good working
order. Height 175. See page 5. $300
66
A rare (one of three known) original alloy
factory pattern for the Fun Ho Policeman
Moneybox, c.1940’s. Height 145. $150
67
Two miniature replicas of Georgian
ship cannons, after originals from HMS
Euryalus, c.1800’s. The miniatures
made from parts from the second vessel
to bear the euryalus name (commissioned
1941, decommissioned 1958).
Length 170. $200
68
A cased sextant, by. H. Hughes & Son
Ltd, 59 Fenchurch St., London. Japanned
frame with brass, silver inlaid
scale. A certificate of examination
inside the lid. $800
69
A Troughton & Simms, London, brass
cased pocket sextant, no. 2662, dated
1916 and with military markings. diameter
70. $300
70
A vintage cased Negretti & Zambra
anemometer certified 1928, japanned
steel and brass fittings, the dial marked
‘Velocity in Feet’, stitched leather
case. $80
71
Four various cased tools including
stanley wooden sighting distance
gauge, Burge 1910 slide rule, Fowler
& Co. calculator and ‘universal map
measurer’. $80
72
An early 20thC hand held marine compass,
the brass bezel engraved ‘Type
06.A’, enclosing the oil filled body with
internal dial, original stained wood
case. $120
73
A vintage stationery model steam engine
with a large fly wheel and a single
piston, steel body with brass fittings, in an
old hinged lid box. Length 200. $150
74
An early 20thC,. Lee & Son oak cased
barograph, the hinged cover with glass
panelled sides enclosing the brass
drum and various fittings, thermometer
and arm, etc., the base with a narrow
drawer enclosing paper scales, complete
with a Provenance “Owned by
a Ship’s Captain.....’. $220
75
Two Walker’s ship’s logs, includes a
chromed brass ‘Harpoon’ log with propeller
type end, the enamelled face
with three small dials and a ‘Cherub’
Mark ii log, the circular brass case
3

enclosing enamelled dial scaled to 100
and including subsidiary dial measuring
to nine miles. $120
76
A vintage Schaffer & Budenberg meter,
steel and brass with two circular dials
measuring in feet and miles and with a
vintage brass telescopic site in need of
repair. $120
77
Two vintage Stanley planes, a no. 2
and a No. 92 in a box. $250
78
A Scottish moulding plough plane by
A. Mathieson & Son, (No. 7b). $125
79
An ivory carpenter’s rule, 12” fourfold
stanley 92½. See page 5. $450
80
A carpenter’s ivory 6” slide caliper rule,
two fold, stanley no. 38. See page 5. $350
81
A rare carpenter’s slide caliper, 24” rule,
four-fold, rabone. See page 5. $250
82
A Marples ultimatum brace, ebony and
brass. Length 335. See page 5. $650
83
A Sheaffer sterling silver fountain pen,
the body and cap engraved with a
trellis pattern, with gold plated pocket
clip and 14K nib. See page 17. $250
84
A 19thC French porcelain etui. of tapering
hexagonal shape, painted with polychrome
panels of classical figures and
richly gilded on a cobalt blue ground.
Fitted with five utensils. Lid with professional
restoration. Height 100. $280
85
A claret jug, the pewter frame attributed
to Kayserzinn with a green
glass liner. Jugendstil style with foliate
decoration of Honesty and vine leaves.
slight damage at foot ring and handle.
Height 285. See page 5. $225
86
A pair of Georgian period portrait miniatures,
each oval watercolour portrait
in ebonised black mounts. the gentleman’s
portrait inscribed verso Edward
Hopewood, 1824. The woman unnamed.
145 x 120. $220
87
A collection of alphabetical characters
cut from bone. stained green, red,
or natural. times roman capital font,
height of each 10. $150
88
An ancient Indian Gupta terracotta
head, showing traces of fire burning,
4th-5thC. Affixed Japanese collection
label inside the hollowed visage.
Height 110. $150
89
A Victorian silver ‘Punch’ pin tray of
shaped rectangular form, embossed
decoration of the seated punch and
dog, scroll, etc. Birmingham 1899,
maker Deakin & Francis Ltd. Length
103, width 80. See page 28. $420
90
A vintage Punch & Judy brass nutcracker,
figural form. Length 127. See
page 8. $120
91
Two vintage Punch items, a novelty
soap, box ‘Punch & Judy’ with figural
soaps displayed in card box as a
puppet show with musical movement,
4
Selco Products Ltd and a vintage ‘baby’s
plate’ with transfer decoration of
puppet show ‘Please Don’t Hang Me’,
circular form, empire Ware. diameter
165. $120
92
A vintage white metal Punch button
hook, the finial as a bust of Punch.
Length 145. See page 28. $90
93
A large leather bound postcard album,
folio size of 64 leaves containing approximately
425 postcards. some
damage to spine. $150
94
Nine old various books, all school prizes
in fine full leather bindings, with gilt
tooling. History, Poetry, Architecture
and Science. $300
95
A box of loose postage stamps and
three stamp albums. $125
96
A collection of 33 New Zealand threepences
from 1933 to 1965 including
one 1935. $150
97
A string of approximately 200 Japanese
bronze coins, each circular coin
pierced with a square hole. $200
98
A 1940’s New Zealand vintage Health
Department Poster depicting fish
around a toothbrush and ‘rememberuse
Your toothbrush immediately After
Every Meal’, printer’s details at base,
good original condition and tones. 505
x 380. Noted by Hamish Thompson in
‘Paste Up’ 2003, page 74, ‘Children
Worthy Target Audience for the Health
department poster campaigns to
Combat Tooth Decay’. Displayed in
school clinics, the poster designers had
a difficult job distracting girls and boys
waiting in the ‘Murder House’. Predictably,
they resorted to bright colours
and cartoon characters. $250
99
A 1940’s New Zealand Health Department
poster depicting a train with carriages
of fruit, vegetables, meat, etc.,
and the words ‘The Dental Health Train,
Railways Studios’, and other printed
details to base. 510 x 380. Good original
condition. $250
100
A 1940’s New Zealand Health Department
poster, depicting a calf drinking
from a milk pale and the words ‘Be Like
Me Drink Milk......It Builds Strong Teeth’,
printer’s details to base, background
panelled tones of pink and green, illustrated
‘Paste Up’, a century of New
Zealand poster art by Hamish Thompson
2003. 535 x 400. Good original
condition. $250
101
A 1940’s New Zealand Health Department
poster depicting a bunny with fruit
and vegetables skiing on two toothbrushes
and the words ‘For snow White
teeth, use Your toothbrush After each
Meal’, printer’s details to base. 560 x
400. Good original condition. $250
102
An Australian Warwick stamp album
with a collection, including many
1913 kangaroo series through to 1989,
incomplete, mostly used, includes ‘the
Australasian Stamp Catalogue’. $260
103
An oak Edwardian counter top display
cabinet, glazed to three sides and with
a glass shelf. 390 x 285 x 370. $125
104
A Victorian terracotta water jug and
two beakers decorated with impressed
encircling bands with raised mottos between,
along with an associated pair
of beakers, all three pieces with sterling
silver rims, hallmarked Sheffield 1878 by
J.A. rhodes. Jug height 205, beakers
115, one chipped at the foot. $225
105
A Victorian brass kerosene lamp with
a twin burner raised on a column base
from a black glazed plinth, with cranberry
and frosted glass shades with a
scalloped rim, complete with chimney.
Height 730. $225
106
A large impressive pair of Edwardian
period brass twin light oil burning table
lamps, the plain receptacles on ornate
leaf and scroll decorated branches
with column supports and circular
reeded bases. With fancy frosted
glass shades and clear glass chimneys.
Height overall 690. $550
107
An ostrich and simulated tortoiseshell
fan of 19 sticks each with various caramel
tinting . some repairs. in original
lavender blue cardboard box with
retailer’s label under lid. $120
108
A rich chocolate brown mink fur stole
with shaping to the shoulders and long
wraps with a removable tassel of five
tails to either end. $300
109
An old rare Bhutanese horn wine carrier,
a massive ox-horn fitted with brass caps
and bindings and a leather suspension
strap. Outside length 610. $200
110
A tanned Python skin collected in sudan.
Length 3700. $150
111
A Victorian tin cased drawing instrument
set, the flat rectangular japanned
case with maker’s details to the interior
lid, W.H. Harling .......London, the removable
tray with fine steel instruments, two
with turned ivory handles, also including
various rules etc. Length 335, depth 155,
height 40. $120
112
An old John Dewar & Sons Distillers
advertising plaster plaque decorated
in relief with various Scotsmen all
attempting to get the whisky bottle,
painted in tones of dark red, gold,
green, etc. Minor damage. diameter
405. $150
113
A late Victorian brass shop advertising
sign, ‘AVANT’ to the centre flanked
by ‘UPHOLSTERER’ and ‘UNDERTAKER’
in scroll form with decorative framing,
long rectangular form with conforming
tapered back board with ebonised finish.
Length 1410, height 175. See page
8. $800
114
A large old cast iron camp oven,
c.1910, circular form with a decorative
domed lid, lug handles and three spike
feet. Diameter 425, height 300. $175
115
A Japanese wedding kimono of red

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silk embroidered in colours and gold
thread with Manchurian cranes in
flight across various diaper patterned
grounds. $150
116
An old mah jong set, ivorene and
green coloured tiles, in original leatherette
case. With counters and wood
racks. $120
117
A vintage Dulcetta five string banjo in
original case, the circular body with
chromed fittings and stretched skin
cover. Length of banjo 890. $220
118
An old embroidered panel ‘Forget me
Not’ with a floral border in tones of
blue, green and gold, contemporary
frame under glass. $120
119
A Georgian period floral embroidered
panel on silk, finely worked in red, blue
and green with gilt thread highlight, the
gold silk ground with minor distress, oval
gilt frame under glass. 315 x 235. $120
120
An early 20thC commemorative silk
scarf, transfer decorated, the centre
with a race horse and jockey ‘Lemberg
by cyllene-Galicia. Winner of the
Derby 1910.... ‘, the border with various
horse names, races and dates, 800 x
800. $120
121
A vintage fur coat, full length, lining in
good condition with internal pocket,
red-brown colourway, possibly dyed
ermine, size 12. $450
122
A 19thC mahogany framed tapestry.
The floral decoration incorporating cut
moquette, Berlin woolwork & beadwork.
660 x 470. $120
123
A ‘Jenny Lind’ shoulder-plate porcelain
doll. (daisy c.1884). With porcelain
and replacement wooden limbs. Accompanying
notes detail the costume
maker, repairers and owners. Height
450. $120
124
A German bisque headed S&W200-4/0
doll. composition body needing repair.
Along with another composition
headed cloth bodied baby doll. $150
125
An old cast iron doorstop in the form
of the Victorian General Lord Wolseley
sitting on horseback, painted finish.
Height 280, width 210. $100
126
An early American Ives clockwork
Dancing Duo toy, 1870s - 1880s, two
black American figures tap dancing,
original paint finish, old clothes,
mechanism in good working order,
replacement key. Height 270, width
150, depth 80. See page 5. $1100
127
A 19thC brass desk stand with two lidded
ink wells and a structure designed
to hold paper and envelopes. Width
290. $125
128
A Victorian period chemist’s pill maker,
mahogany frame with brass and marble
top and accompanying mould.
Width 210, depth 340. $120
129
An old wooden church collection dish
of open circular box form with a long
6
turned handle. Length 650, diameter
of collecting bowl 70. $120
130
A pair of Phillips ‘Box Populi’ roller
skates, all steel with ball bearing
wheels, in original box. $120
131
A simulated carved marble plaque after
the antique, depicting a young girl
and child. circular shape in an ornate
gilt frame. 290 x 290, overall. $125
132
A Victorian period stoneware water
filter, plain design with coat of Arms to
front and slack & Brownlow canning
Works, Manchester. Height 100, diameter
240. $200
133
A large impressive Victorian period
stoneware water filter, the front decorated
in relief with trailing vines and the
English Coat of Arms, maker Lipscombe
& Co., 233 Strand, Temple Bar, London,
no lid. Height 500, diameter 340. $450
134
A Victorian period earthenware water
filter profusely decorated in relief
to the front with trailing grape vines
and leaves, English Coat of Arms,
maker Lipscombe and Co., 233 Strand,
Temple Bar, London, with original lid.
Height 480, diameter 245. $250
135
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. $240
136
A Heatons 5” Eaton Sun fishing reel,
mahogany and brass star back with
on/off check, brass faced spool,
c.1895. $120
137
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. $150
138
A Victorian wood and brass extension
gaff, turned rosewood handle, knurled
butt end, c.1880’s. $160
139
A Hardy’s Bros. alloy and brass landing
net with fold-up arms and ornate brass
knuckle head embossed with maker’s
name. Also with crest and name to
butt end, c.1920’s. Length 95. $140
140
A Hardy alloy and brass extension gaff,
extends to 44”, c.1950. $160
141
An Edwardian chip-art teak watch
stand, modelled as a longcase clock.
Height 340. $110
142
An old large sperm whale’s tooth with
rounded end and semi-polished finish.
Length 195. See page 8. $420
143
A string of African glass tribal trade
beads, each cylindrical shaped bead
of butterscotch colour with various
inclusions. $75
144
A milk glass spherical light shade
complete with ceiling hanging fittings,
decorated with a portrait of an egyptian
princess. $150
GLASS
145
A large plain glass carboy. the old
glass with ripples and bubbles. Height
550. $160
146
A c.1900 Loetz type iridescent hanging
light fitting of pendant form, the
domed top mottled red, the sides
with green trailings, original coppered
metal fitting. Height 220. $150
147
A tall impressive Webb Corbett crystal
vase, heavily decorated with flowers
and geometric shapes, pinched waist.
Height 360, diameter 195. $220
148
A set of four small proportion cut glass
decanters, baluster shape with faceted
necks and faceted spherical
stoppers. Height 185. $200
149
A set of six Webb Corbett wine goblets
with large cut patterned ovoid bowls
raised on short stems with a single knop
from circular cut bases. Height 125. $180
150
A cut crystal water jug together with six
large crystal tumblers. $120
151
A composite set of eight Waterford cut
crystal wine glasses in the sheila pattern
comprising a set of six and a pair
slightly larger, traditional pattern with
the flared bowl having broad cut facets,
etched mark, two with small chips
to rim. Heights 157 and 164. $250
152
Two cut crystal decanters, both square
sectioned, each with faceted spherical
stoppers. One with a ‘Betjemann’s
Patent’, collar fitted keyed locking
mechanism. Both with silver decanter
tickets, ‘brandy’ and ‘whisky’. Height
235. See page 8. $150
153
A pair of Victorian spherical glass
vases, with scalloped rims, one pink,
one blue. Diameter 160. $150
154
A fine quality cut crystal Stuart rose
bowl, squat circular shape, raised on
a circular cushion foot with ten panels
encircling the body, each cut with four
star motifs, between bands of notching.
With a metal flower holder insert.
Diameter 250, height 170. $200
155
A pair of square section crystal spirit
decanters with silver collars and mushroom
stoppers. Height 240. London
1966. together with two plated bottle
tickets, whisky and brandy. See page
8. $200.
156
A cut crystal table lamp, diamond
decoration, the ball shade on waisted
stand with conforming decoration.
Height 265. $110
157
A vintage cut crystal table lamp,
diamond decoration, the mildly compressed
spherical shade fitting to the
waisted base. Height 265. $120
158
A cut crystal table lamp, diamond
decoration, the spherical shade fitted
to the waisted base. Height 260. $120
159
A Lalique, France, desk stand modelled
as a clear rectangular glass dou-

le compartmented dish surmounted
by a frosted glass goat. etched mark.
Width 130. $160
160
An Ann Robinson cast glass ‘spiral’ vase
in deep blue/green colourway, the thick
walls of spiral form ‘inspired by the patterns
of nature’, a unique hand made
piece, signed, numbered 1/1 and dated
2005 to base. Height 635, re-stuck chip
to base. See page 8. $11000
161
A Garry Nash hand blown art glass
bowl, tapered form with an inverted
yellow edged rim, blue body with
white swirl towards top rim, clear foot,
engraved to the base G. Nash ’95.
Diameter 215, height 145. $150
162
An Ola & Marie Hoglund glass vase.
cylindrical shape, deeply tinted orange
at the rim descending to clear at
the foot, with many included bubbles
in the walls. etched mark and dated
1986. Height 275. $140
TRIBAL, NZ HISTORICAL
& potterY
163
An old African mask with coiffure
represented by six dramatic elevated
tines, the vishee with domed forehead
and a deep ridged nose above a slot
cut mouth. Height 615. $150
164
An African green verdite carved figure
of a standing black rhinoceros. Length
205. Zimbabwe. $250
165
A small old African Asante carved
standing male figure. Height 260, West
Africa. See page 8. $550
166
An African tribal helmet mask, the
carved wood mask top with accentuated
serpentine coiffure to a cloth band
with shell necklaces and steel bells all
on basket weave backing, wide flared
gourd base. Height 550. $450
167
An old Borneo carved wooden mask
of stylised form, long nose and with
almond eyes, remnants of old paint
finish. Length 260. $110
168
A Pitcairn Island souvenir carved flying
fish, the maker’s name Ancy Christian,
along with his genealogy and the
Bounty history stamped to the wings.
raised on a turned wood stem from an
oblong plinth base. Length 405. See
page 5. $220
168A
A Pitcairn Island souvenir carved fish
stamped “Made by Sam Young” raised
on a turned stand. Length 330. See
page 5. $200
169
Two PNG carved wood figures, both
decorated with pigment and with cassowary
feathers. Height, tallest 345. $90
170
A carved Maori whare jewellery box
with music box movement activated
by lifting the hinged roof. (not working).
Height 150. $100
171
Richard Aldworth Oliver, ‘Half-Castes
of Pomare’s Pah (Bay of Islands), rare
hand coloured lithograph from his London
published ‘A Series of Lithographic
drawings from sketches in new Zealand’
[1852/53]. Provenance: The
collection of Dr Neville Hogg, Webb’s
auction 1993. cf: www.art-newzealand.com/issues1to40/hogg.htm.
260 x
370. See page 8. $500
172
Rogers, hand coloured panoramic
photograph, Huka Falls and automobilist.
Signed and dated ’33. 175 x 1075. $200
173
A rimu cigarette box carved with Maori
motifs, probably by Rangi Stevens with
a wheku head to the lid. Along with
two other boxes carved with Maori
motifs, one with a manaia head to the
lid, the other with a koruru head. $225
174
A good brass telescope by t. peacock
belonging to Captain R.C. Hammond.
The 980mm tube engraved: T. Peacock,
11 shortland st. Auckland; with
single extension tube, rack and pinion
mechanism at fault, 75mm objective
lens with small chips. raised on 430mm
tall tilt and swivel tripod based table
stand. Glaswegian, thomas peacock
optician and instrument maker
emigrated to Auckland in 1862 and
operated from shortland street until
election to the City Council in 1878. He
became Mayor and subsequently Mp
for Auckland city north, newton and
ponsonby until 1890. captain roland
Christian Hammond was manager
of the northern steam ship co from
1921, following capt. charles ransom.
Provenance: by descent to the current
owner. See page 5. $1000
175
A pair of brass binoculars belonging to
Capt. R.C. Hammond, as above. (AF). $90
176
A Peter Hutson & Co. pottery commemorative
Boer War jug (1899-1902)
with relief decoration of a soldier with
a bandolier and a rifle standing to
attention, crossed flags and the words
‘Whawhai Mo to Kanga Mo to Kuini
Ake Ake Ake’ (Fight For Your Queen
Forever), the handle modelled as a
cannon, cream glazed with brown
glaze to the top and base rims. impressed
potter’s monogram and
‘Rd123’. Height 215, some cracking
and chipping evident. Note Hutson’s
eldest son served in the South African
campaign with New Zealand’s Second
contingent. See page 20. $650
177
A rare late 19thc P Hutson & Co.(New
Zealand) sculptured pottery large maori
wahine figure (fountain pedestal),
with deep toned rich majolica glaze,
she stands wearing a Maori rain cape
(pake) with one arm raised and on an
octagonal base. Modelled by W H Barrett,
‘teacher of modelling at the school
of design’ (Wellington Technical School).
Height 890. Some restoration to base
and arm, basket absent. $10000
178
A good old colonial New Zealand storage
crock, shouldered cylindrical shape
with two handles to the side, salt glazed
with kiln ceiling drops on the shoulder.
Chip to handle. Height 315. $180
179
A Peter Stichbury ovoid pottery vase
with a chun glaze over a tenmoku
underglaze. Impressed potter’s mark.
Height 265. $120
180
A Peter Lange teapot. squat circular
shape with loop handle and plain disc
lid. pale celadon glaze with colour
splashed to panels on the side walls.
Diameter 150. $150
181
A St Ives lidded casserole dish. squat
circular shape with lid. impressed
mark. diameter 210. See page 13. $100
ORIENTAL
182
A fine quality Japanese Satsuma
reticulated circular lidded basket with
beautifully pierced decoration, the
handle painted with figures, the borders
gilded. Height 120, diameter 115,
painted marks, Meiji period, c.1900.
on wood stand. See page 13. $500
182A
An 18thC Chinese export ware punch
bowl, the exterior decorated with panels
depicting figures in pavilion gardens
and landscape in famille rose enamels,
framed by underglaze blue floral
borders. the interior with a diaper and
floral border in underglaze blue, and a
central medallion depicting vases and
flowers. Small rim frit and rim firing floor.
diameter 265. See page 13. $900
183
A Japanese earthenware vase, probably
from the satsuma kilns but marked
Maruhi china. hand painted two character
Hozan signature, squat spherical
shape, finely hand painted in gilt with
an eagle perched bough above an
extensive and encircling landscape incorporating
pavilions, temples, bridges,
pagoda and a water wheel, all on a
shaded black ground. Height 250. See
page 13. $500
184
A large Japanese charger decorated
with a pair of exotic birds perched on
a cherry blossom bough and surrounded
by brightly coloured chrysanthemums
on a deep blue ground, framed
by an egg yolk border with stylised
peonies. Diameter 430. $250
185
A large Imari porcelain rouleau vase,
the tapering cylindrical body with
subtle fluting, the neck with a broad
everted rim. Decorated in iron red,
gilt and cobalt blue with two panels of
flowering boughs, fan and quatrefoil
motifs decorate the interstices on a
background decorated with a profusion
of flowering tendrils. The neck
similarly decorated. With later wooden
plinth. Height 820. See page 13. $650
186
A pair of Japanese Imari vases, ovoid
shape with trumpet neck, scalloped
rim and two handles at the shoulder.
each decorated with panels framed
by sinuous dragons and ho-ho birds
depicting the emperor and empress
beneath a maple tree. A profusion
of florals in bright enamels decorate
the remainder of the vase. Traditional
iron red and cobalt blue stylised florals
decorate the mouth and foot of the
vases. One restored. Six character
mark under the base. Height 410. See
page 13. $750
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A late Meiji Japanese porcelain Arita
Ikezawa blue and white plate decorated
with ho-ho birds, bamboo and
flowers. Diaper border and a brown
rope edge. Diameter 340. $50
188
A set of five Japanese porcelain rice
bowls and covers. taisho period,
decorated with traditional imari patterned.
Diameter 115. $125
189
A Japanese porcelain baluster shaped
vase, in the imari pallet, decorated
with peonies and birds on a blue and
red ground, c.1910. Height 250. $150
190
A Japanese 20thC porcelain vase, potter
unknown, slab built with deformed
corners to make handles. impressed
marks. Height 210. $125
191
An old Japanese pottery globular bottle
vase, with heavy tenmoku glaze
and an impressed character mark.
Height 190. See page 13. $50
192
A rustic pottery Chatsubo (tea storage
vessel). Anagama wood fired stoneware.
signed with monogram seal.
Height 250. $300
193
An old Edo period, 18thC Japanese
Seto Yaki pottery shallow dish, with yellow
ochre crackle glaze. some faults.
Diameter 340. $80
194
An old Japanese Bizen anagama
wood fired stoneware bottle vase.
Mallet shape with two handles high on
the neck, dribbled green glaze. Height
220. See page 13. $150
195
An old Japanese Bizen anagama fired
stoneware pottery vase of slightly tapering
form with two lug handles high on
the sides. Height 250. See page 13. $300
196
Arita Igezawa blue and white plate
cylindrical shape with inverted rim and
a small affixed hanging ring. Impressed
seal mark. Height 150. See page 13. $100
197
A pair of Japanese stoneware vases,
one baluster shaped, one Meiping
shaped, both decorated with resist patterning
of scrolling design on a tenmoku
ground. Height of each 205. $250
198
A Japanese Seti Yaki pottery bowl, the
shallow dished centre with firing marks from
another vessel (a.f.). Diameter 330. $90
199
A large Japanese Meiji period cloisonne
wall charger, circular form,
depicting Mt Fujiama, flying Manchurian
cranes, florals and clouds on blue
ground, fine repeating patterned border,
scrolling wirework to the wide reverse
rim in highlighted tones of deep
blue, red, white and green. diameter
455. See page 20. $650
200
A large Japanese Meiji period cloisonne
wall charger, similar to above
with matching tones and border decoration.
Diameter 455. $650
201
An old Japanese ivory carving of a
geisha. she stands carrying a parasol.
Base signed. Height 100. $120
202
A good Japanese Zelkovia wood
scribe’s chest. Meiji period, with fitted
drawers and interior, bound with iron
straps and fittings. Height 280. $150
203
A Japanese lidded wooden box with
hand adzed basket-weave bamboo
pattern. Kamakura district, Meiji period.
Length 260. $100
204
A good Japanese Goro lacquer
vase stand. Wajima area. deep red
coloured lacquer with scattered gilt
decoration. 480 x 300. $125
205
A Japanese five tier stacking food box
set. in orange/red lacquer. the lid and
sides decorated with cranes in flight detailed
in gold lacquer. Height 400. $100
206
An early 20thC Japanese Shinto shrine
guardian, modelled as a seated warrior,
in carved and painted wood.
Height 170. $80
207
A Japanese bronze Hibachi. taisho
period, decorated with four panels
encircling the body of legendary fighting
samurai warriors. two baku mask handles
issue from the sides. Height 260. $300
208
A large Japanese octagonal cast
bronze hibachi . Meiji period. each of
the eight panels decorated in low relief
with various landscapes. Two bird’s
head handles issue from the shoulder,
raised on four shishi mask feet. diameter
450. $800
209
An old Japanese six-fold screen with
polychrome painted decoration of
figures and landscapes. Height 1720,
width of each panel 590. $350
210
A Japanese cloisonne vase of tapered
cylindrical form, the red ground with
pale florals highlighted with red, yellow
and green foliage, silvered metal rims.
Height 210. $120
211
A Japanese cloisonne vase similar
to above with white blossom on red
ground decoration. Height 180. $110
212
A Japanese bronze Ikebana vase
(Usabata), the two handled vase form
moulded in low relief with a landscape
scene, raised on a triform base, with
insert tray mouth. Height 270. $100
214
A Japanese bronze koro, modelled as
a thoroughbred stallion, with gilt finish,
its saddle removable to reveal a cavity
for incense. Width 180, height 135. See
page 8. $250
215
An old Burmese gilt teak wood puppet
with ten arms, wearing traditional costume,
studded with sequins and glass
beads. Height 850. $180
216
A single strand of 38 round Chinese or
Burmese dark mottled green Maw-Sit-
Sit beads of uniform size with a silver
clasp. Length 480. $180
217
An old Burmese carved wooden
ox-cart finial, carved in the form of a
striped tiger sitting unusually with a bird.
Height 270. $90
218
Another Burmese ox cart finial carved
as the head of a mythical beast,
c.1800’s. Height 240. $100
219
Another Burmese wooden ox-cart
finial, carved as a seated anthropomorphic
lizard, c.1900’s. Some losses.
Height 400. $100
220
A 19thC Tibetan leather money purse,
richly decorated with beaten silver and
brass relief panels around a rosette set
with a turquoise stone, some losses.
Width 120. $225
221
An old Tibetan Thangka, hand painted
with a depiction of one of the eight
guardians. Three faces of Heruka
Chakrasamvara surrounded by other
deities. With a written blessing on the
reverse. 860 x 720. $400
222
A Japanese cloisonne clear ground
enamel vase, the body engraved in
panels with flowers and grasses beneath
a translucent ruby red enamel and clear
overlay. Shouldered shape with a short
neck with everted rim, the body with four
vertical flutings. Height 240. $150
222A
A Japanese cloisonne vase with lilac
ground mounted in a silver frame, the
domed base with two slender handles
which frame the ovoid shaped vase.
Height 145. $200
223
A Chinese porcelain punch bowl,
hemispherical with slightly everted rim.
Decorated to the interior with flowering
prunus bough and other flowers, the exterior
similarly decorated in polychrome
enamels. Six character Qing Dynasty
Yongzheng reign mark under the foot.
diameter 265. See page 13. $1400
224
An 18thC Chinese Qianlong blue and
white porcelain tureen of circular form
with half moon chrysanthemum handles
and a domed octagonal cover
with a mushroom knop. decorated in
underglaze blue with a peony, bamboo
and rock garden design. small
chip under lid rim edge. diameter 230,
height 180. See page 13. $4000
224A
A late 18thC Chinese export ware
porcelain ashette decorated in underglaze
blue with a scene of pagodas,
temples and riverside landscape
framed by a floral border 370 x 500.
See page 13. $325
225
A pair of old rare and important Chinese
export ware porcelain Nanking
bough pots each of canted square
section on a splayed foot and flaring
towards the rim, with pierced colours,
decorated in underglaze blue with
four clawed dragons chasing a flaming
pearl amid cloud design. the body with
raised buds, unique rope twist handles
and floral decoration within raised border
panels. these pots are identical to
a pair in the White House, Washington,
during the presidency of ronald reagan.
Provenance: purchased Cordy’s
Auction, 11 February 1981, lot 235. From
the estate of John Waldie, an Auckland
antique dealer. Height 230, 190 square.
See page 13. $8500
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A Chinese sapphire blue and white
charger of circular shape, with foliate
rim, painted with a central lotus flower
and radiating lotus leave panels, each
painted with rock and flower designs.
On the reverse, painted floral decoration
and a central open lozenge (the symbol
of victory) inside a central double ring.
diameter 370. Kangxi period c.1695-
1720. Hair crack. See page 13. $4500
227
An ox-blood glazed Chinese porcelain
bowl of attractive simple shallow
tapering shape marked under the foot
ring with a five character inscription
associating the bowl with the Quing
Royal Dining Hall. Diameter 140. See
page 13. $700
228
A Chinese porcelain bottle vase
marked with an impressed Qianlong
seal mark highlighted with traces of gilt
under the foot. the monochromatic
turquoise ground decorated with song
birds and flowering plants carved in
low relief to the body and decorated
in polychrome enamel. Height 245.
See page 13. $1100
229
A Chinese porcelain Wusancai shouldered
vessel decorated with kylin and
flowering plants, the shoulder decorated
with an iron red geometric pattern.
Height 110. $600
230
A late Qing Chinese porcelain vase,
baluster shape, decorated with a nobleman
and an attendant boy. Height
165. $650
231
A Chinese porcelain ox-blood monochromatic
glazed vase of shouldered
shape with a trumpet neck. Four character
Kangxi mark in underglaze blue
under the foot ring. Height 205. See
page 13. $750
232
A Chinese porcelain monochromatic
blue glazed vase, six character Qing
dynasty Guangxu reign marks under
the base. of square section with a
small circular neck and with elephant’s
heads handles issuing from the sides.
Height 300. See page 13. $1500
233
A fine Chinese porcelain small dish
decorated in underglaze blue with a
coastal landscape, framed by landscape
vignettes. The underside with
tenmoku-type glaze and a six character
Qing, Kangxi mark. Diameter 135.
Along with a famille rose saucer dish
and a celadon glazed shallow bowl,
both faulted. $350
234
A Chinese porcelain vessel modelled
after an archaic bronze Kuei form vessel,
squat circular shape with two loop
handles issuing from the sides, mottled
green glaze to the interior and exterior.
Diameter 220. $700
235
A small porcelain incense burner with
a green tea dust glaze, modelled after
the archaic form. Qianlong seal mark
impressed under the base. diameter
85. See page 13. $700
236
A Chinese porcelain tea caddy of
cylindrical shape with a serpentine
outline decorated with a landscape
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view and calligraphic inscription. The
domed lid similarly painted with a
coastal landscape. Four characters
painted in iron-red decorate the shoulder.
Height 120. See page 13. $225
237
A Chinese porcelain cylindrical brush
pot decorated in famille rose enamels
with precious objects along with
various other motifs. Printed seal mark
under the foot. Height 130. $300
238
A Chinese porcelain small square lidded
box, the lid decorated with three
figures in a landscape and with calligraphic
inscription. the walls decorated
with floral sprigs. Chips to wall.
110 x 55. $250
239
A Chinese porcelain shallow bowl
decorated in the Ming manner in
underglaze blue with a lotus leaf and
flower, framed by a blue dot border.
Diameter 290. $250
240
A Chinese porcelain squat circular jardiniere,
decorated in famille verte enamels
with figures of deities in a celestial
landscape. Diameter 270. $550
241
A pair of Chinese porcelain Susancai
(famille verte) shoulder vases decorated
with prunus boughs, song birds and
rocky outcrops on a black ground, the
shoulder decorated with a diaper pattern,
the trumpet shaped neck similarly
decorated as the body. A geometric
panel design encircles the foot. six
character Qing Dynasty Kangxi reign
marks under the bases. Height 415.
See page 13. $2000
242
A Chinese porcelain provincial Ming
bowl decorated to the interior in
underglazed blue with foliate tendrils,
the exterior tenmoku glazed, raised on
a carved and pierced wood stand.
Diameter 285. $125
243
A Qing Dynasty Guangxu six character
marked porcelain bowl. Broad double
cavetto shape, the interior decorated
with eight precious objects surrounding
a foliate medallion to the centre.
diameter 210. See page 13. $900
244
A Chinese porcelain bowl marked with
Qing, Guangxu seal mark under the foot
ring. decorated to the exterior with an
encircling band of flowering and fruiting
vines beneath a border of swastika motifs,
the interior decorated with a medallion
incorporating both elements. diameter
130, height 65. See page 13. $700
245
A pair of Canton enamel porcelain
vases, ovoid shape with lids surmounted
by foo dogs, dragons moulded to
the shoulder, painted with landscaped
panels and figures on a veranda, (a.f.).
Height 290. $ 175
246
An old Chinese stoneware shouldered
wine jar with a green-olive glaze, over
painted subsequently with colourful
decoration and chinese characters.
considerable distress to the painted
surfaces. Height 490. $140
247
A small Chinese export ware porcelain
teapot, shouldered cylindrical
shape painted in enamels with insects
amongst flowers, the domed lid with a
gilded finial, the short spout with gilded
tip. Height 120. $175
248
A carved rosewood figure of the sage
Gama sennin. rosewood inlaid with
silver wire decoration. Height 200. $100
249
Two Chinese figural temple carvings,
one a phoenix in flight with blossom (the
empress), the other a dragon amongst
cloud (the emperor), both deeply
carved and with some original red and
black colouring with remnants of gilt
highlighting, some losses. Length 600
and 620, height 220 and 240, mounted
on contemporary wooden stands. Provenance
ex. the oppenheim collection,
Waikanae, collected in china during the
Cultural Revolution, c.1960’s. $550
250
A Chinese cloisonne shoulder vase,
decorated in colour with goldfish in
a lily pond, on a rich red ground and
further decorated under the clear
surface with an engraving of swimming
fish. Silver mounted at the mouth and
foot. Height 180. $200
251
A pair of large archaic style Chinese
hardstone Bi discs decorated in low
relief with patterns of phoenix birds and
dragons. Green and brown nephrite.
Diameter 295. $175
252
A pair of 19thC Chinese cloisonne vases,
cylindrical shouldered shape, decorated
with butterflies, insects and flowering
plants on a bleu celeste ground. colourful
stylised borders decorate the short
neck and shoulder. Provenance: ex.
the Alan Firth Collection. Height 245.
Along with a chinese cloisonne table
censer. See page 13. $400
253
A brass statue of Hotei, the god sits
displaying his corpulent belly, upon a
carved rosewood base. Overall height
250. $140
254
Two Chinese watercolours painted
on fan shaped panels, one depicting
an old man fishing accompanied
by a young boy sitting underneath
a blossom tree and inscribed with a
calligraphic poem. the other depicts
five young boys in a landscape, again
with calligraphic inscription. Width 520,
height 175 each. $150
255
An old Chinese hardwood carving of
the standing Ho Tei with open mouth,
inlaid eyes and teeth and shaped
plinth base. Height 390. $150
256
Two Chinese watercolours painted on
fan shaped panels, one depicting three
scholars seated at a table in a garden,
inscribed with calligraphy. the other
depicting five galloping horses in extensive
landscape, again calligraphically
inscribed. Width 520, height 175. $150
257
A Chinese ink and watercolour painting
by Feng Zi Kai, a garden landscape
with buildings and figures, calligraphic
inscription and seal marks. on rice
paper. 355 x 260. $200
258
A Chinese watercolour on rice paper

y Xin-feng-Xia, the famous Beijing
Opera singer, a floral study, with calligraphic
inscription and seal marks. 425
x 295. $200
258A
Three old Chinese watercolours on
rice paper, each depicting figures
in various landscapes. One with a
calligraphic inscription and seal mark.
Each 220 x 165 in a carved giltwood
frame. $150
259
A Chinese watercolour painting by
Pu-Zou, the younger brother of The Last
emperor, depicting two horses with a
calligraphic inscription and seal mark.
Bottom edge trimmed. 520 x 480. $400
260
An ornate display of hardstone flowers
and leaves set in a cloisonne pot,
featuring agate amethysts and jade.
Height 570. $300
261
A carved rosewood oni mask, the expressively
carved face with inlaid glass
eyes. Height 305. $125
262
A carved rosewood figure of a recumbent
buffalo with two children riding on
its back, inlaid eyes and teeth. Length
280. $100
263
An old hardwood Chinese carving of
a Mongolian equestrian figure, the
expressively carved study portrays the
rider, horse and two dogs raised on an
integral plinth base. some losses and
repairs. Height 390. $125
264
A cinnabar and carved black lacquer
bowl, on a metal foundation with blue
enamelled interior. Diameter 150. $150
265
A selection of various Chinese hardstone
table ornaments carved as various fruit
and flowers, grapes and berries. $150
266
A Chinese hardstone dish carved as a
lotus leaf along with six variously coloured
chinese hardstone table grape
ornaments. $200
267
A Chinese scroll painting depicting a
landscape with scattered buildings
and a remote Hamlet beneath rocky
crags, a boatman poles a sampan
on a waterway in the foreground with
calligraphic inscription and seal mark.
1300 x 640 (image). $300
268
A Chinese scroll painting depicting a
young girl with geese inscribed with
two calligraphic inscriptions and seal
marks. 1300 x 660 (image). $300
269
A Chinese scroll painting depicting a
remote pavilion on a rocky outcrop
in a craggy landscape dotted with
ancient pine trees, a temple building in
the background. signed with calligraphic
inscription and two seal marks.
Height 1250, width 625 (image). $350
270
A Chinese scroll painting depicting a
figure walking upon turbulent waters,
carrying in their hands a symbolic three
legged toad. some worm damage to
image. 1250 x 615 (image). $300
271
A Chinese scroll painting depicting a
scholar being entertained by a lute
playing maiden, sitting before a screen
beneath an ancient pine tree. 1290 x
650 (image). $300
272
A Chinese jadeite panel sculpture,
pale green, carved as a dragon and a
ho-ho bird. 51 x 112. $275.
273
A selection of mother-of-pearl games
counters of various shapes, all with
engraved decoration. $100
274
A carved Chinese rosewood figure of
a fisherman accompanied by a young
boy, he carries his catch in his hand
and in a basket slung over his back.
Some old age cracks. Height 360. $110
275
An old Chinese carved rosewood
figure of Shao Lao, the god of longevity
stands holding his reishi staff and is
accompanied by a young boy who
holds a bat. Height 370. $150
275A
A colourful Chinese silk embroidered
panel of children at a celebratory
gathering, centred on a representation
of a lion dog. 735 x 460. $150
PORCELAIN & CHINA
276
A collection of 10 Georgian period porcelain
tea bowls, various patterns including
blue and white, Imari, various floral
designs, etc., some with damage. $200
277
An early 19thC continental porcelain
Valleuse set in the form of a castle
tower on hexagonal shaped gilded
base with a small teapot sitting on
top of the ‘Tower’ lavishly gilded and
painted with scenes of lovers, babies
and children. Lid missing. Height 250,
width 130, depth 110. $275
278
A 19thC Sevres lidded butter box
of shallow barrel type form with lug
handle supports fitted to a wider dish,
green ground with finely painted floral
panels, gilt enrichments, some damage
and restoration, painted mark to
base. Diameter 205. $160
279
A late 18thC Derby ‘Cupid’ candlestick,
modelled as a cupid atop a floral
branch supporting a sconce, on an
elaborate scroll base, painted in tones
of pale peach, green, red and mauve,
gilt highlights, some restoration. Height
185. see similar example in ‘the price
Guide to 18thC English Porcelain’ by
Simon Spero 1970, copy available at
viewing. See page 20. $650
280
A French porcelain desk stand, the
circular bowl flanked by two wells and
with stylii holders mounted to the rear
beside the handle. possibly sampson,
additionally marked ‘C Plateau’. Slight
chips. Width 170. $100
281
A Capodimonte porcelain figure of
a young man carrying a basket of
grapes raised on his shoulder crowned
‘N’ mark. Height 195. $150
282
A German Meissen porcelain teacup
and saucer with polychrome painted
decoration of flowers and insects, blue
crossed swords marks. $100
283
A boxed Victorian child’s tea set and
part dinner set, both earthenware, the
tea set decorated with a green pattern,
the dinner set in puce tones (all
faults). Boxed. $175
284
An Austrian majolica charger. With
iridescent deep turquoise blue glazed
rim impressed with oak leaves, acorns
and squirrels, framing a medallion with
relief decoration of eagles and a stag in
a rocky forested landscape in shades of
grey and brown. Diam. 400. $100
285
A large circular Dutch blue and white
Delft charger painted with a scene
of cattle watering. diameter 400,
signed, impressed and painted marks,
c.1900. $1200
286
Five Delft tiles decorated in underglaze
blue, each 125mm square. $120
287
A Victorian period blue and white tile,
Lily of the Valley, Minton China Works.
150 x 150. $100
288
A Victorian period tile featuring a biblical
scene, ‘Jacob Dreaming at the Well’,
Mintons China Works. 150 x 150. $100
288A
A Coalport plate commemorating Victoria’s
Diamond Jubilee, along with a
moulded glass plate commemorating
the same. Diameter 265. $130
289
A Chamberlains Worcester sugar box.
Oval shape, decorated with gilt and
grisaille border decorations over the
moulded wrythen fluted shape. The lid
with conforming moulding and decoration,
finial restored. Width 150. See
page 20. $150
290
A Royal Worcester figure, ‘December’,
modelled by Freda doughty. A young
girl dressed for winter throwing snowballs.
Black mark, date code for 1951.
Height 165. See page 20. $175
291
A Royal Worcester figure ‘Saturday’s
Child’ by Freda Doughty, modelled as
a child knitting. Black mark, shape no.
3262, date code for 1951. Height 135.
See page 20. $200
292
A Royal Worcester potpourri, squat
circular shape, raised on four scrolling
feet and with a scalloped rim, pierced
cupola cover, hand painted with Highland
cattle by e. townsend. shape
H261, black mark c.1970. Height 110.
See page 20. $400
293
A Royal Worcester commemorative vase
for the marriage of H.R.H. The Prince of
Wales and Lady Diana Spencer. Ltd. Ed.
374/750. In original box. $250
293A
A Royal Worcester small posy vase
painted with roses by M. Miller. shouldered
shape with gilding at the foot
and rim. Black marks c.1950. Height
105. See page 20. $200
294
Three Wedgwood majolica plates in a
grape and strawberry pattern in tones of
green, soft red and blue on pale ground,
impressed marks for 1 x 1889 and 2 x 1930.
diameter 230. See page 20. $320
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A wedgwood majolica oval dish with
two open handles, relief decoration
as above, impressed marks for 1929.
Length 335, professional restoration to
foot. See page 20. $120
296
Four 19thC majolica plates in a relief
trellis and sunflower pattern, in tones
of green, brown, mauve and cream,
lustrous finish. Diameter 220. See page
20. $320
297
A Victorian majolica teapot of elongated
hexagonal section, relief
moulded bamboo pattern with bird in
flight, dominant variable brown glaze
with green and soft red highlights.
Height 160. See page 20. $220
298
A late 19thC majolica gurgling fish jug
with tail looped as the handle, open
mouth as the spout, variable grey/
green, brown and green glaze. Height
225. See page 20. $140
299
A Victorian Etruscan majolica syrup
pitcher, flared form, a relief moulded
sunflower decoration, blue, brown and
green tones on tan ground, pewter
hinged lid, impressed marks to base.
Height 210. See page 20. $120
300
Three Victorian majolica items, a Wedgwood
plate mottled blue and brown,
1893, a prestonpans teapot stand in
variable glaze and a leaf and flower
relief moulded plate, green and lilac
dominant tones. See page 20. $260
301
Two 19thC similar circular large plates
with relief moulded borders, sponge
brown and green glaze, one (eidelweiss)
with flower and leaf decoration, the
other with holly relief moulding. diameters
250 and 280. See page 20. $220
302
A c.1900 Etruscan majolica dish of
relief moulded leaf form, branch form
loop handles, in tones of green, green/
blue and soft red, impressed mark to
base. Length 310. See page 20. $140
303
A c.1900 Wedgwood three piece tea
service comprising a cylindrical teapot,
lidded sugar and matching cream jug,
all in dark blue jasper ware with traditional
finely raised white decoration of classical
figures, cherubs and trees, impressed
marks to base of each. diameter of
teapot 130. Height 125. $225
304
A c.1900 attributed Wedgwood biscuit
barrel, dark blue jasperware with
traditional raised decoration in white
of classical figures and trees, silver
plate mount, swing handle and lid,
impressed and incised marks to the
base. Diameter 130, height 170. $110
306
A stoneware whisky flagon, ‘the Greybeard
Heather Dew Whiskey’, decorated
with a transfer of highlanders.
Height 175. $90
307
Two English pottery toby jugs with amber/green
treacle glazes. unmarked.
depicting a man and a woman.
Height 225. $200
308
A Royal Doulton Toby Jug, ‘old charlie’.
Height 220. See page 20. $225
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309
Two Royal Doulton tiny character jugs,
Sam Weller and Fat Boy. $200
310
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug,
decorated in relief with flowers and
geometric shapes on a blue and
brown ground. Height 180, diameter
90. $100
311
A large Royal Doulton sandwich tray in
the dickens pattern featuring old peggoty.
Width 450, depth 195. $120
312
A Royal Doulton ‘Loving Cup’ celebrating
the coronation of King George
VI and Queen Elizabeth, decorated
in relief with profiles of the couple
and British and Commonwealth flags.
Height 160, diameter 140. $450
313
A rare Doulton Lambeth stoneware
ale jug decorated with four portrait
medallions framed by epithets on
purchasing. Slight faults. Height 200.
See page 20. $140
314
A pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware
jardinieres by emma Martin assisted by
Kate Goodall. each squat circular with
everted rims, decorated with a band
of raised flower head bosses conjoined
by beading on a background
of acanthus leaves between bands of
raised beads, scale pattern and a stiff
leaf pattern in cobalt, olive and dark
caramel tones. diameter 180, height
135. See page 20. $275
315
A Royal Doulton model of a British
bulldog, khaki glazed, in military dress
including a helmet. printed green
factory marks. Minor fault. Height 160.
See page 20. $300
316
A Royal Doulton rack plate, “It’s a long
way to Tipperary, it’s a long way to
Go”, WWI rifleman stands before the
union Jack within a kowhaiwhai border.
diameter 260. See page 20. $550
317
A small Royal Doulton Flambe vase of
tapering cylindrical form, decorated
with desert scenes, woodcut. Height
60. $100
318
A large Royal Doulton jardiniere transfer
decorated with bouquets and single tulips.
A vine pattern encircles the mouth.
Diameter 290, height 230. $140
319
A pair of Victorian period Royal Doulton
Silicon Ware jugs, leather look type
finish with inscriptions, ‘Here’s Luck’ and
‘Say When?’, silver rims, London 1890.
Heights 175 ea. $220
320
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware bowl,
the exterior with incised decoration of
flowers and initialled C.N.M., the interior
with a blue glaze. Diameter 160. $100
321
A Victorian period Doulton Lambeth
stoneware water filter, urn form decorated
in relief with flowers, acanthus
leaves and a band of dancing children,
cobalt blue and brown ground.
Height 320, diameter 160. $350
322
A Walter Moorcroft china bowl decorated
with coral hibiscus to the exterior
and interior, on a green ground. Green
initials, impressed marks and paper
label c.1954. diameter 155. See page
20. $150
322A
A William Moorcroft tazza, the plate
section decorated with pomegranates
on a mottled blue ground, raised on a
chromed pedestal base. diameter 220.
See page 20. $275
323
A Ruskin vase of baluster shape with
flaring rim. Mottled green and pale
brown glazes. impressed marks and
date 1930. Height 165. $100
324
A Clarice Cliff jardiniere decorated in
Woodland style pattern, star fracture to
base and side, the side fracture leading
to a large crack. Height 10, diameter
240. $150
325
A set of five Keith Murray pedestal small
drinking cups, hand thrown, matt green
glaze, plain bowls on ridged flared pedestal
bases, printed KM mark. Height
75. $160
326
An Art Nouveau vase by Brannam
Pottery marked C.H. Brannam, Barum
and dated 1900. the baluster shape
decorated with sgraffito, slipped trailing
and pecking of fishes, two handles issue
from it. See page 20. $150
327
A Crown Devon musical jug commemorating
the coronation of King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth, musical
mechanism in good working order.
Height 170, diameter 100. $300
328
A rare large Crown Devon musical jug
commemorating the coronation of King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Ltd. Ed.
no. 58 of 1500, the handle in the form
of a lion, the front with a profile of the
couple and the British coat of Arms and
the date, the reverse decorated with a
trumpeting herald on galloping horse in
front of castles. Musical mechanism in
good working order. Height 330, diameter
130. See page 20. $750
329
An ornate Edwardian period porcelain
centrepiece of two sea creatures pulling
a shell carriage holding a young couple
wearing flowing robes decorated with
roses, the centrepiece painted with
flowers and pastel green and mauve accents,
two fingers slightly chipped. Height
330, width 390, depth 170. $150
330
A Poole Pottery retailer’s display ashette
decorated with various vases and
tableware in outline on a shadowed
ground, along with the pottery name.
355 x 270. $200
331
A Poole Atlantis ware vase, by Guy
sydenham. squat circular shape with
finely combed band encircling the
body, mat glaze. impressed marks.
Diameter 120. $200
332
A Grace Seccombe model of a kookaburra
with mouth open (laughing)
and seated on a log, glazed in brown
tones with highlights in blue and yellow.
Height 59. See page 13. $450
333
A Lladro figurine of a ballerina. Height
300. $120

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A Lladro figurine of a young oriental
girl with a child on her back. Height
260. $110
335
A Lladro figurine of a young oriental
girl with a fan. Height 285. $80
336
A Lladro figurine of a young girl with a
wheelbarrow, flowers and two puppies.
Length 245. $150
337
Two Lladro animal figures, recumbent
fawn and fox with cub. Length of
each approx. 160. $110
337A
A Royal Copenhagen, Danish china
study of a Siamese cat. Height 195. $80
338
An English 1920’s Art Deco bathroom
jug and basin set comprising jug, basin,
potty, candlestick, hat pin stand, pair
of lidded pots, hair tidy, soap dish,
pin tray and a ring dish, all with pink
ground decorated with a black and
white panelled band with floral highlights.
$300
339
A Booths ‘Real Old Willow’ dinner
service comprising six dinner plates, six
luncheon plates, six cups, saucers and
plates, six dessert bowls and six coupes
with saucers, traditional pattern with
gilt rim. $275
340
A 1920’s Newhall toilet jug and basin
set comprising a jug and octagonal
rimmed basin and a pair of potties,
hanging lamp and exotic bird and
foliage decoration in tones of soft red,
mauve, red and yellow, minor damage.
$140
341
A Furstenberg ceramic plaque depicting
a romantic couple modelled in
high relief in a gilded frame. Overall
330 x 270. $100
342
A squat circular pot by peter Alger with
decorative combing over the body,
two small lug handles issue high on
the sides, capstan shaped neck and
mouth. Signed with artist’s impressed
cipher. Height 265. $150
343
A stoneware vessel by Waistel cooper,
Barbican pottery, penzance, u.K. the
ovoid shape with an exaggerated
trumpet mouth with a mottled glaze
to the interior and umber burnished
exterior. painted mark under the foot
‘Waistel’, c.1964. Height 220. See page
13. $300
344
A stoneware vessel by Waistel cooper,
exaggerated waisted goblet shape
with umber pigmented exterior and
ash glazed interior. signed under the
foot. Making fault at rim. Height 200.
See page 13. $200
345
A Cornishware blue and white rolling
pin with original blue painted handles,
marked T.G. Green & Co. Ltd to one
end. Length 450. $150
346
A rare set of five Bruce Bainsfather wall
plates printed with lithographic cartoons
from ‘Fragments from France’:
“Well, if you knows of a better ‘Ole,
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go to it”; “I likes me o’rum”; “What
time do they feed the sea lions Alph?”;
“Give it a good ‘ard’un Bert. You can
generally ‘ear ‘em fizzing a bit first if
they are agoin to explode”; “Without”
the historical touch “Well Alfred ‘ow
are the cakes?”. each with different
Grimwade’s back stamps. Diameter
195 each. $325
347
Two Bruce Bainsfather plates, with a
litho print to the centre “When the ‘ell
is it goin’ to be strawberry?” and “Out
since Mons: “Well? what sort of a night
‘ave yer ‘ad?”. Novice (but assistant
optimist): “Oh, alright ‘ad to get out and
rest a bit now and again”. Back stamp
to both ‘Made by the Girls of staffordshire......’
Diameter 200/185. $140
348
A Bruce Bainsfather wall plaque in
“Give it a good ‘ard’un Bert. You can
generally ‘ear ‘em fizzing a bit first if
they are agoin to explode”. diameter
185. Along with a small dish “Well, if
you knows of a better ‘ole, go to it”.
Diameter 135. $160
349
Three Bruce Bainsfather butter dishes
with litho to the centre within a barred
border. “Where did that one go to?”;
“Give it a good ‘ard’ un Bert. You can
generally ‘ear ‘em fizzing a bit first if
they are agoin to explode”; “Well, if
you knows of a better ‘ole, go to it”;
one only with backstamp ‘A Souvenir
of the Great War’, Grimwades Backstamps).
Diameter 105. $125
350
A Bruce Bainsfather butter dish with
litho decoration ‘Keeping his hand In’,
framed by a sea lion moustache border.
diameter 105. Along with a small
jam dish with litho “Well, if you knows
of a better ‘ole, go to it”. diameter 85.
Various Grimwades backstamps. $120
351
Two Bruce Bainsfather plates, both
with lithos to the centre within sealion
moustache borders. “Well, if you
knows of a better ‘ole, go to it” and
“What time do they feed the sea lions
Alf?”. Both with ‘A Souvenir of the
Great War’, Grimwades Backstamps.
Diameter 160. $130
352
A Bruce Bainsfather ‘Newlands’ shaped
jug, litho decoration “Where did that
one go to” and “When the ‘ell is it
goin’ to be strawberry?” A border of
‘Fragments from France’ motifs at the
rim. Height 155. Along with another
jug with a similar border, “Strawberry”
litho, and songbird on barbed wire
vignette. Height 100. $200
353
Two Bruce Bainsfather plates, one with
a sea lion moustache border and lithograph
Coiffure in the Trenches “Keep
yer ‘ead still, or I’ll ‘ave yer blinkin’ ear
off”. The other with “Where did that
one go to?”. Both 230. $175
354
A Bruce Bainsfather wall plaque and
plate. the plaque with ‘Fragments
from France’ motif border and litho
Dear - “At present we are staying at a
farm”. diameter 245. the other with
a similar border and litho “Keeping his
hand in”. Diameter 230. $240
355
A Bruce Bainsfather bread plate, with
‘Fragments from France’ motif border
and litho “Give it a good ‘ard’un Bert.
You can generally ‘ear ‘em fizzing a
bit first if they are agoin to explode”.
Grimwades Backstamp ‘A souvenir of
the Great War......’. Diameter 250. See
page 20. $200
356
Two Bruce Bainsfather wall plates with
printed to the centre “Give it a good
‘ard’un Bert. You can generally ‘ear
‘em fizzing a bit first if they are agoin to
explode” and “When the ‘ell is it goin’
to be strawberry?” diameter for both
245. $200
357
Two Bruce Bainsfather ‘Regent’ shaped
jugs. Both with ‘Fragments from
France” motif border at the rims. the
larger with two printed scenes; “Give
it a good ‘ard’ un Bert...” and “at
present we are staying at a farm”.
Height 105. The other “.......strawberry
jam” and songbird on barbed wire
vignette. Height 95. See page 20. $175
358
A Bruce Bainsfather ‘gem’ shaped jug
decorated with litho “strawberry jam”
and to the rear the royal coat of
Arms of the United Kingdom. Height
165. Along with a square section pot
with litho decoration “What time do
they feed the sea lion Alf?” and with
a Royal Coat of Arms. Height 100. See
page 20. $175
359
Two Bruce Bainsfather ‘When’ shape
jugs, each decorated with lithos and
Coat of Arms. One “Gott Strafe this
barbed wire”, the other “Well, what
sort of a night ‘ave yer ‘ad?”. Height
of both 145. See page 20. $160
360
A Bruce Bainsfather cereal bowl with
litho “At present we are staying at a
farm”. Along with a jug “Well, if you
knows of a better ‘ole.................” diameter
205, height 110. $125
361
Two Bruce Bainsfather jugs. one lithographed
in “Here with a loaf of bread
beneath the bough. A muttered
curse, but ne’er a wine and thou - beside
me. singing in the wilderness, the
wilderness is paradise enow”. Height
110. The other - “Well, if you knows of
a better ‘ole..........”. Height 115. $180
362
A Bruce Bainsfather jug and cup, both
restored; “Where did that one go to?”
and “Well? if you knows of a better
‘ole........”. Heights 115/70. $100
363
Five Bruce Bainsfather jugs, variously
decorated with lithographic cartoons
and royal coat of Arms. two restored.
Tallest 80. $125
364
A Grimwades Bainsfather basket
decorated with the standard and two
scenes, the sea lion and the better
hole. Width 235, depth 110. See page
20. $100

tuesdAY 24 TH MAY 2011
2nd session at 5.00pm
JEWELLERY
400
Two Edwardian period Art Nouveau
pendants, one scrolling decoration set
with two peridots, the other a stylised
cross in a double circle set with turquoise
and seed pearls, both 9ct. gold,
minor damage to both. $200
401
A Victorian period pique a jour pendant,
the interior decorated with flowers
in rose gold and silver with a rose
gold Greek key border, attached to a
thin rose gold bar brooch. See page
16. $200
402
An 18ct. gold Victorian mourning pendant,
the gilded gold mount set with
pearls and coral beads surrounding a
polished piece of rock crystal with red
and blue enamelled letters A.M., the
reverse with a lock of hair and a crystal
cover, engraved Ellis Mary Baldry, April
24th 1878. On a fine gold chain and in
original jeweller’s box. See page 17. $380
403
A Georgian period 9ct rose gold and
pearl mourning brooch, woven hair to
top with name, date of death (1809)
and age of deceased to back. Glass
over hair missing. See page 16. $120
404
An Art Deco 14ct. white gold bar
brooch set with two old cut diamonds,
approximate total diamond weight
.50cts. See page 17. $450
405
An Edwardian period butterfly bug
brooch, the small butterfly which sits on
an unmarked rose gold plain bar with
a round ball to each end is set with old
mine cut diamonds and a small sapphire,
ruby and peridot set to the body,
two stones missing. See page 17. $250
406
An 18ct. gold butterfly brooch, the
body and wings profusely set with diamonds,
one small round pearl to each
wing. Length 35. See page 16. $250
407
A 15ct. gold and amethyst brooch,
the large oval facet cut amethyst set
in a plain frame, later rhodium plated.
Valuation available. Length 35. See
page 17. $250
408
An estate 18ct. and platinum pendant,
the marquise cluster set with 15 old
european cut diamonds suspended
from a yoke set with old european cut
diamonds, with six tapering bales, total
diamond weight .50ct. with a silver
chain, valuation available. See page
17. $550
409
A vintage Georg Jensen silver brooch
of oval form with flower heads to each
end and hammer finished curved bars,
impressed marks to back. Length 45.
See page 17. $100
410
A cultured pearl necklace, 50” in
length, the uniform size pearls of a
deep lustrous cream, knotted between
each pearl with a 9ct. gold clasp set
with a large baroque pearl and diamonds,
original purchase certificate of
$3000. See page 17. $650
411
A single strand pearl necklace, the uniform
size cultured pearls of a deep cream
lustre, knotted between each pearl with
a silver clasp. See page 17. $120
412
A 9ct. gold and pearl necklace, the
delicate gold chain decorated with 15
mother-of-pearl drops with gold caps,
the drops set with small turquoise beads,
(some missing). See page 16. $200
413
A pearl and 9ct. gold bracelet, the
decoratively woven links with five
baroque pearls held in place by gold
‘cages’, with one larger baroque pearl
suspended from the catch. See page
16. $280
414
A vintage fancy curb link 9ct. gold
bracelet with gold and gold plated
fittings. $110
415
A vintage silver charm bracelet, curb
link chain, padlock clasp, 27 silver and
enamel charms, 81 grams. See page
17. $150
416
A 9ct. gold chain bracelet, small curb
style links, dog clip to one end with 12
small gold discs engraved with various
names, 23gms. See page 16. $550
417
A 9ct. rose gold slave bangle, 28.7gms.
See page 16. $680
418
A 9ct. gold charm bracelet, small curb
links with padlock clasp and 12 gold
charms, 48.6gms. See page 16. $1200
419
A 9ct. gold bracelet set with six oval
shaped cabochon semi-precious gemstones,
in rub-over gold mounts with
scrolling ends, hinged clasp. See page
16. $280
420
An 18ct. yellow gold quality lady’s
hinged bangle, the single floral and
swirl design set with ten round brilliant
cut diamonds and three of marquise
with a short box link safety chain. total
weight 12.2gms. See page 16. $850
421
A modern 18ct. yellow gold necklace
and bracelet of circular double links,
126 gms, large parrot clasp. See page
16. $4000
422
A heavy modern 18ct. gold chain of
woven links, large parrot beak clasp,
153 gms. See page 16. $5500
423
An 18ct. gold fob chain, small curb
links, dog clip to one end, 22.8gms. See
page 16. $600
424
A Victorian period silver fob chain,
graduating curb links, dog clip to each
end, 78gms. See page 17. $150
425
A 22ct. gold wedding band, 4gms. $150
426
Three vintage 18ct. gold wedding
rings. $150
427
A 9ct. diamond and sapphire estate ring,
the 5ct. oval facet cut sapphire claw set
and surrounded by 14 small round brilliant
cut diamonds, basket mount with split
shoulders. See page 17. $350
428
A heavy old 18ct. yellow gold snake
ring of three coils, sculpted head and
tail. Weight 10.1gms. $380
429
An estate 18ct. white gold sapphire
and diamond cluster ring, the .50ct.
round facet cut sapphire, claw set
with six single cut diamonds in a highly
decorative mount, upswept shoulders.
Valuation available. $350
430
An 18ct white gold and diamond
solitaire ring, the approximately .40ct
round brilliant cut diamond claw set
in a coronet mount, plain shank. See
page 17. $650
431
An 18ct. yellow gold and platinum
diamond solitaire ring, the .30ct. round
brilliant cut diamond claw set with
applied platinum split leaf shoulders,
valuation available. $400
432
An 18ct. yellow gold diamond solitaire
ring, the .30ct. round brilliant cut diamond
in a white gold mount with ‘ribbon
style’ applique wrapping around
setting, upright shoulders, valuation
available. $400
433
An Art Deco style diamond ring, the
white gold mount set with 17 small
round brilliant cut diamonds, shank in
9ct yellow gold. See page 17. $650
434
A 14ct. white gold ruby and diamond
ring, three oval facet cut rubies claw
set and surrounded by 20 small single
cut diamonds set in a wreath design
of leaves in a high wire basket mount,
total ruby weight 1.71ct., valuation
available. See page 16. $550
435
An aquamarine and diamond ring, the
central facet cut oval aquamarine in
a horizontal rubover mount with two
small round brilliant cut diamonds to
each side, 9ct yellow gold. $150
436
A white gold and diamond dress
ring, three baguette cut diamonds
alternately set with two round brilliant
cut diamonds, total diamond weight
.52ct., 14ct. white gold, valuation available.
$500
437
An 18ct. white gold diamond ring set, a
.35 round brilliant cut diamond (colour
H), claw set with a plain tapering
shank, together with an eternity ring set
with 15 small diamonds (colour G-H),
valuation available. $700
438
An estate 18ct. gold and platinum diamond
cluster ring, the round platinum
cluster head set with approximately
28 small round brilliant cut diamonds
grain set, approximate diamond
weight 1ct. $850
439
An estate 18ct. diamond ring, a three
tier platinum cluster head with yellow
gold pierced gallery and under bezel
set with 25 early modern brilliant and
european cut diamonds, total diamond
weight 1.04 cts., valuation available.
See page 17. $950
440
An 18ct. yellow gold, platinum and
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diamond estate ring, the marquise
platinum topped cluster head with a
yellow gold pierced gallery and under
bezel, set with 21 old european cut diamonds,
total diamond weight .90ct.,
valuation available. See page 16. $850
441
A 14ct. white gold and five stone
diamond ring, the five round brilliant
cut diamonds claw set in a pierced
coronet mount, attached to an 18ct.
yellow and white gold wedding ring,
total diamond weight .85ct., valuation
available. $1000
442
A vintage Art Deco diamond and gold
ring, the central raised round modern
cut brilliant diamond of .47cts claw
set above an open dome that radiates
downwards with a 12 diamond
encrusted raise, 53 small round modern
cut brilliants bead set, total diamond
weight 1.84ct., 9ct. gold rhodium
plated, valuation available. See page
17. $1050
443
An estate 18ct. platinum diamond and
ruby cluster ring, the oval 3ct. facet
cut ruby claw set to the centre and surrounded
by five rubies alternating with
five diamonds. See page 17. $1500
444
An estate 18ct. yellow gold solitaire
diamond ring, old mine cut, 0.90ct.,
colour H, clarity SI2, valuation available.
$2200
445
An impressive 18ct. yellow gold sapphire
and diamond ring, the central large
cushion mixed cut sapphire of ‘mid clear
blue, visually clear bright appearance’,
measuring 8.20 x 7.10 x 5.49, flanked by
three diamonds to each side, brilliant cut
totalling 0.57ct. Valuation available. See
page 17. $2400
446
An 18ct. gold and diamond ring, the
central .50 early modern brilliant cut
diamond in a high claw set mount with
a .25 early modern cut brilliant diamond
to either side, the tapering band
with textured decoration to head, total
diamond weight 1ct., valuation available.
See page 17. $1100
447
An 18ct. sapphire and diamond cluster
ring, approx. 5ct. oval cut sapphire, claw
set and surrounded by 14 small round
brilliant cut diamonds, approx. diamond
weight 1ct. See page 17. $2000
448
An 18ct. yellow gold and diamond
ring, the London Bridge style ring set
with five round modern brilliant cut diamonds,
total diamond weight 2.27cts.,
valuation available. One diamond
damaged. See page 16. $3500
449
An antique 18ct. diamond ring, the
central old european cut diamond of
1.31cts. claw set with a .90 old european
cut diamond set to either side,
decorative scalloped sides and fancy
loop design shoulders. total diamond
weight 3.11cts, colour of central stone
G2H, clarity VS1, colour of side stones
S2G, clarity VS1, valuation available.
See page 17. $6000
450
A pair of opal and diamond earrings,
an oval cabochon opal claw set
18
above gold leaves set with two diamonds,
for screw-on ears, 9ct. yellow
gold. See page 16. $250
451
A gold sovereign ring, the 1982 sovereign
mounted in a decoratively
engraved 9ct gold mount. See page
16. $450
452
An Edwardian 1906 half sovereign. See
page 16. $180
453
An Edwardian period 1906 half sovereign.
See page 16. $180
454
An Edwardian 1910 gold sovereign.
See page 16. $380
455
A gold and diamond pendant, the
pendant a 22ct. south African 1976
one rand coin mounted in an 18ct.
gold frame, the top of the coin set with
five old cut diamonds with a gold suspension
ring attached. Approximate
total diamond weight .50ct. See page
16. $650
456
An 1877 Danish 1 Krona gold coin
mounted behind glass and in a 9ct.
gold mount. See page 16. $650
457
A pair of New Zealand colonial 15ct.
gold shield shaped cufflinks engraved
with monograms, maker A. Kohn, Auckland,
original box. See page 16. $200
457A
A rare New Zealand historical 15ct gold
double lapel clip, engraved ‘Presented
to President Roosevelt By A H Brownley
Inventor, Auckland New Zealand, Nov.
1 1902. Made From NZ Gold,’ and
entwined ‘TR’ initials with the American
eagle. each section sprung, the top
clip of butterfly form, the lower section
with presentation inscription to reverse.
Length 50, weight 13.7gms. Note:
Brownley is recorded as an applicant in
the patents list for the years 1896, 1897,
1900, 1901 & 1902. See page 8. $3200
457B
A 19thc Colonial gold mounted large
bar brooch, rectangular form, three
engraved shaped gold mounts each
with a suspension loop to the top, pin
to reverse. 81 x 22. See page 8. $200
458
A 9ct. rose gold and greenstone bar
brooch, with ‘Kia Ora’ set to the centre
in a circle with gold scrolls trailing out
to the gold taps at both ends. Length
5. $120
459
A 9ct. gold and three stone brooch in
the form of a small tusk, the gold cap
inlaid with small seed pearls, in a velvet
and satin lined box from A. Butcher,
colombo street, christchurch, new
Zealand. See page 17. $150
460
A small greenstone tiki together with a
9ct gold new Zealand Air Force sweetheart
badge. See page 16. $120
461
A cat’s eye necklace and bracelet,
the cat’s eye set in unmarked silver
mounts. $150
462
A New Zealand necklace comprising
six large cat’s eyes set in silver with a
small link chain at either end, marked
stg. sil. together with a costume brooch
set with two scarab beetles. $150
463
A silver and paua shell brooch in the
form of a leaf, the paua shell decorated
with grooves and ridges for the leaf
veins, the reverse engraved decoration
with Maori motifs, marked silver.
Length 60. $100
464
A rare silver and marcasite brooch in
the form of a kiwi with a ruby eye. $120
CLOCKS & WATCHES
465
A ladies Rolex bi-tone wristwatch,
oyster datejust model, steel case with
fluted gold bezel, gold dial, stainless
steel and gold rolex bracelet with
fold-over clasp, automatic perpetual
movement, working order, valuation
available. See page 17. $1050
466
A gent’s retro Girard-Perregaux wristwatch,
seconds hand and date aperture,
the red and blue dial decorated in
the manner of a computer circuit board,
mesh strap requires attention. $200
467
A mid-Victorian 18ct. gold Hunter
cased pocket watch, hallmarked
Chester, key wind. W. Russell, Liverpool,
marked on the white enamel
dial, dial with roman numerals and
seconds face, no key, crack to enamel
dial. See page 16. $950
the following 34 lots (and others in this
auction) come from the estate collection
of Mr Jim ellis from Bucklands
Beach, Auckland. Jim was one of six
horological master craftsmen in new
Zealand and the only master craftsman
clockmaker. Jim was also a Fellow
of the British Horological Institute. More
items from Jim’s collection and workshop
are to be sold through a Cordy’s
collectable auction.
468
A c.1920’s lady’s 18ct. yellow gold and
diamond wristwatch, the circular case
with old mine cut multi-diamond set
bezel, the radiating silvered dial with
Arabic numerals, gold lugs to the cord
strap, the back cover requiring pin. See
page 16. $320
469
An early 20thC lady’s 9ct. rose gold
wristwatch, circular case, the enamel
dial with roman numerals, sprung
expanding gold strap, working order,
the strap requiring attention, 15 jewel
movement. $260
470
A c.1900 18ct. lady’s full hunter pocket
watch, fully floral engraved covers,
‘By the A.M. Waltham Watch Co.’, the
white enamel dial with roman numerals
and subsidiary seconds dial and
printed ‘Made for stewart dawsons &
Co.’, inscription to interior back cover,
Xmas 1904, good working order, complete
with fine long 9ct. yellow gold
chain. See page 25. $950
471
A vintage lady’s silver glass ball bow
watch, spherical form, the enamel dial
with Arabic numerals, stem wind, visible
movement, supported on two silver chains
to the silver bow. See page 17. $250

472
A George III period silver pair cased
pocket watch by James Jones of
London, key wind verge movement,
signed and with pierced and floral
engraved cock, numbered 12667,
the matching hallmarked cases for
London 1810, the white enamel dial
with Arabic numerals and subsidiary
seconds dial, with key, some hallmarks
worn. See page 25. $850
473
A quality early 20thC Baume 18ct yellow
goldgent’s chronograph pocket
watch, stem wind movement, the white
enamel dial with a sweeping stopwatch
hand and two subsidiary dials for 60
seconds and 30 minute recording, the
heavy case with two exterior buttons,
the interior back cover with presentation
inscription to Matthew Gray nasmith
‘By the Gisborne racing club ........
Faithful Services Secretary for twenty
years. Sept. 18th 1908’. Total weight
123 gms, good working order. See page
25. $2000
474
An early 20thC 18ct. yellow gold gent’s
Waltham pocket watch, the open face
with a white enamel dial, black roman
numerals, subsidiary seconds dial,
stem wind movement, the interior back
plate with presentation engraving to J.T.
cocker, honorary organist June 1917,
good working order. See page 25 $1100
475
A 19thC gent’s silver key wind pocket
watch, the open face with perspex
cover, the enamel dial with hairline
cracks, roman numerals and subsidiary
dial, working order, complete with
curb link fob chain. . $180
476
A vintage Waltham gold plated gent’s
full hunter pocket watch, stem wind
seven jewel movement, good working
order. $130
477
A vintage gent’s Omega pocket
watch, gold plated case, silvered dial
with Arabic numerals to the quarters,
automatic movement, leather strap,
working order. $220
478
A quality late 19thC French carriage
clock, the brass case with silvered highlights,
the white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals, the key wind movement
striking on a gong. Pivoting handle
to the top. Height 150, width 95, depth
86, working order. See page 25. $600
479
An early 20thC brass ship’s lantern type
clock with three faces, the cylindrical
body with a circular silvered dial for
clock, similar for barometer and other
for thermometer. the top with ring
handle above housing for compass, all
supported by three pillared supports.
Height 240. See page 25. $950
480
A 19thC brass skeleton clock, fusee
movement with axe form hammer
striking the bell above the movement
with traditional brass fretwork cut and
turned frame, white enamelled chapter
ring with black roman numerals,
all on a white marble oval base, glass
dome missing. Height 460, recently
overhauled. See page 25. $1200
481
A fine early 19thC mahogany mantel
clock, bevelled glass to the sides, top
and front enclosing a silvered dial with
roman numerals, 2 train 8 day fusee
movement striking on a gong, the rectangular
section cased with an ogee band
to the plinth base, compressed bun feet,
recently overhauled. Height 245, width
176, depth 125. See page 25. $1100
482
A 19thC Black Forest mantel style cuckoo
clock, the ornately carved oak case
with carved and fretwork decoration to
the triangular pediment, carved bone
hands and roman numerals to the circular
face, further fretwork and carved to
the front base and fluted column capitals,
the pediment including a cuckoo
bird behind a door, ebonised highlights,
gong striking movement. Height 605,
recently overhauled See page 25. $1000
483
A 19thC French gilt brass Achille Brocot
bracket clock, the front with a circular
porcelain dial and shaped panels, hand
painted in blue, Arabic numerals, the
face flanked by neoclassical caryatids,
turned finials, various other restrained
decoration, four fancy scrolling feet,
the circular movement marked A Star
B for Achille Brocot, striking on a gong.
Working, note of provenance attached.
Height 450. See page 25. $2200
484
A 19thC bronzed spelter mystery clock
as the goddess Diana with her bow and
a quiver of arrows, her right arm raised
and holding an ormolu bracket from
which is suspended on three chains a
blue enamel spherical clock. the hours
are indicated by affixed brass Roman
numerals, with brass hands, the escapement
appears as a vane on the top of
the globe and is actioned against a steel
pointer suspended from the bracket
above. All raised on a neoclassical plinth
base with arched break front to conform
with the suspended position of the globe.
Height 110, recently overhauled. $2250
485
A German brass 400 day clock under a
glass dome, raised on an integral plinth
base, the pendulum suspension requiring
replacement, white enamel dial
with Arabic numerals. Height overall
300. $250
486
A Victorian period walnut framed
circular wall clock, the painted face
marked W.J. carroll, 33 Walbrook, and
beneath the winding hole ‘Bank’, with
roman numerals and steel hands.
diameter 380. See page 25. $300
487
A good George III period mahogany
framed circular wall clock with brass
bezel, silvered dial engraved Rob
Wood and black enamelled roman
numerals indicating the hours and minutes
in Arabic numerals at five minute
divisions. Scratch engraved to the
back of the case with various dates
ranging from 1710-1903. the fusee
movement with brass bob pendulum.
diameter 395. See page 25. $900
488
A NZ Government mahogany framed
circular wall clock, the white enamel
dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary
seconds dial at 12, the case
marked ‘N.Z.G.’. Diameter 280. $300
489
An Art Deco period ‘Standard Triumph’
plastic advertising electric wall clock. in
cut powder blue and peachy/tan panels,
white dial. Working. Height 400. $220
490
A vintage brass topping/cutting tool,
hand operated with scrolling arm fly
wheel, various pulleys, gauges, arms,
etc., mounted to wooden board, complete
with box of cutters. diameter of
largest wheel 175. $100
491
Two vintage Jacot watchmaker’s tools,
bow operated pivot lathes of French
manufacturer, the red finished cases
marked ‘Tour A Pivoter’, brass and steel
bodies and fittings. $100
492
Four vintage watchmaker’s tools includes
a wheel riveting set, small staking
tool punches, bow driven pullies
and watch screws, taps and dyes. $120
493
Five vintage watchmaker’s cased
tools, includes a rare bow cutter, bow
operated pivot lathe, two watch spring
winders and tools for replacing broken
jewels. $110
494
Three vintage watchmaker’s tools,
includes, old facing lathe, hand operated
fly wheel with clamp and other
brass tool. $100
495
Five various old watchmaker’s tools,
includes two presses for inserting crystals,
watch glass dies, other press and
clamp. $100
496
Four various watchmaker’s vintage
tools, includes two small depthing
tools (one boxed) and two small pivot
lathes. $80
497
A vintage cased Swiss large staking set
complete in fitted case with press etc. $80
498
Four various vintage watchmaker’s
tools, includes watch glass press,
depthing tool, wheel riveting set and
cased jacot tool. $100
499
Five various old watchmaker’s tools,
includes small staking tool set, cased
balance tool, topping tool cutters and
two others. $100
500
A mid 20thC clockmaker’s portable
tool kit in fitted case, the hinged lid
and full front revealing three fitted sliding
shelves and base drawer, fully fitted
with various tools. $200
501
A case of 11 small vintage watchmaker’s
tools including cased rollers, watch
balancing anvils, topping set, spring
winder, turns, die plates, etc. $110
502
A good quality heavy brass cased
carriage clock with a leather travelling
case. the clock with an enamel annular
dial with Arabic numerals and blued
steel hands, movement with two going
barrels, striking on a gong. Height 175.
See page 25. $500
503
A 19thC French gilt metal mantel
clock, Louis XVI style, decorated with
birds, leaves, garlands and scrolls and
set with painted pink Sevres porcelain
panels, the eight day pendulum movement
with silk suspension striking on a
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key. See page 25. $850
504
A Victorian black slate case mantel
clock, the white enamel annular dial
with roman numerals, Breguet type
hands and Brocot escapement. striking
movement. Width 355. $250
505
A Smiths Clocks & Watches brass small
lantern type clock with a bell to the
top, pierced raised panels and finials,
the raised chapter ring with roman
numerals, raised on short turned legs.
Height 180. $120
506
A 400 day dome clock, the brass framed
movement supported on two columns,
the white enamel dial with Arabic
numerals, with a typical disc pendulum
suspended below with Vernier adjustment,
all beneath a tall glass dome on an
ebonised plinth base. Height 285. $400
507
A George III period ebonised barrel
top bracket clock by Thomas Hill, Fleet
Street, London, with verge escapement,
bob pendulum and a fully
engraved back plate. All hinges and
locks original, steel secured by nails,
gilding on frets is original. Height 470.
excellent working order, with keys. See
page 25. $5500
508
A Regency style bracket clock with a
simulated rosewood case, with a breakarch
top, surmounted by a gilt urn finial,
the arched face with a strike-silent dial
at X11, gilt spandrels, brass annular dial
with roman numerals and armed with
filigree hands. Gong striking movement.
The hinged glazed door flanked by
caryatid figures, raised on gilt metal claw
feet. Height 435. $1900
509
A c.1900 Art Nouveau tall mantel
clock, the shaped mahogany case
with a circular dial and stylised Arabic
numerals above the open section enclosing
the suspended long pendulum.
Height 500. $380
510
An Edwardian period mahogany Sheraton
Revival mantel clock with column mouldings,
inlaid decoration and an arched
top, the German HAC two train chiming
movement in good running order. Height
355, with key. See page 25. $350
511
A mahogany cased mantel clock
with gong striking movement by Jules
rolez, paris, the case bound and inlaid
with cut brass and raised on brass
bracket feet. the white enamel dial
hand painted with floral swags, Arabic
numerals and with pierced filigree gilt
hands. Height 295. See page 25. $450
512
A vintage Ansonia mantel clock, the
beech frame with an arched top, the
pediment with masked detail and turned
finial, scroll supports, the glass door enclosing
a distressed card dial and a decorative
brass hanging pendulum, minor
attention required. Height 610. $110
513
An Edwardian period vintage electric
Watchman’s Tell-Tale shelf clock with
single cylinder, the pendulum movement
with a white enamel dial marked
A. Kohn Ltd, Auckland (dial distressed),
the mahogany case with a glazed
locking door and glazed sides. together
with original booklet and setting
up instructions. Height 750, width 420,
depth 230. $300
514
A late 19thC European regulator wall
clock, the walnut and beech case
with turned pillars flanking the central
glazed section enclosing the white
enamel dial with roman numerals and
a 24 hour Arabic internal dial, and a
base with turned finials, scrolls and
panels. the dropped pendulum with
an enamelled panel. The movement
marked ‘Junghans’. Height 940. $325
515
A good quality 19thC weight driven
Vienna regulator, wall clock, the back
plate stamped ‘HE & Co.’, wood rod
pendulum, deadbeat escapement,
circular face with roman numerals
and seconds dial, architectural pediment,
turned mouldings. Height overall
1220. Working order, with key. $850
516
An Art Deco chrome electric clock,
Swiss, 8 day movement, the black dial
with Arabic numerals, the chrome base
in step design. Height 190, width 300,
depth 80. $150
517
An American Sessions oak Arts &
Crafts wall clock with Arabic numerals
and key wind pendulum movement.
Height 800. Guide $180
518
An Ansonia shelf clock. Fretwork
framed case with a decoratively
painted glazed door displaying the
gong and pendulum. Height 510. $140
SILVER
519
A cut crystal scent bottle with a silver
top, the spherical body cut with floral
designs, the flaring top with a lineal
machine engraved design, hinging
to reveal a faceted stopper. London
1914. Height 105. See page 28. $120
520
An Edwardian cut crystal scent bottle
with a silver overlaid collar and neck.
embossed and pierced with scrolling
foliate design with a faceted spherical
stopper. Birmingham 1906. Height 110.
See page 28. $140
521
A cut crystal scent bottle, of lozenge
section with a silver collared neck, cut
with a snowflake pattern and with a
faceted ovoid stopper. Slight faults.
Height 145. See page 28. $110
522
A Bristol green glass and silver scent
bottle, c.1900, the ‘Sterling’ screw lid
fitted to the cylindrical body with
entwined foliate silver overlay, internal
conforming stopper. Height 58, diameter
28. See page 28. $140
522A
A Victorian period cased silver scent
bottle with hinged cover, cylindrical
form, entirely embossed and
engraved, Chester 1898 by George
Watts, in fitted Morocco leather case.
See page 8. $320
523
An Edwardian crystal scent bottle with
a cylindrical cushion cut body and an
engraved silver screw lid, Birmingham
1908, and a squat spherical jar with
diamond cut decoration and embossed
silver lid, Birmingham 1903. See
page 28. $140
524
An Asprey & Co. silver cigarette case,
oblong shape with machine engraved
surfaces, with an integral sprung hinge
activated by sliding the top section
sideways. the lid with an applied
monogram ‘HW’. See page 28. $250
525
An unmarked European silver circular
box with a domed hinged lid
embossed with three classical figures
within a scrolling and foliate border.
The weighted base similarly engraved.
Diameter 55. $200
526
A novelty silver plated toast rack, modelled
as a swan, the rack forming the
outline of its body. Length 160. $100
527
A very large Edwardian silver spirit
flask. the oblong body with a cylindrical
neck and squat circular hinged
cover, the body with a removable
cup forming the lower half, engraved
with a monogram. Sheffield 1919 by
James Dixon & Sons. Height 230. See
page 28. $1500
528
Three silver vesta boxes, the largest diagonally
fluted, Birmingham 1900; the
others florally engraved, Birmingham
1907 and 1911. $130
529
An Edwardian silver card case, oblong
shape, ornately moulded with foliate
scrolls framing vacant cartouches
to either side. Birmingham 1908. See
page 28. $125
530
A .925 silver bodkin case, along with a
silver handled awl, Birmingham 1903. $100
531
A Georgian style silver and nut snuff
box, the nut case set with a silver rim
and a decorated, monogrammed lid,
the interior of which marked S. Silver,
F.G. for Frank Grady who had a jeweller’s
shop and workshop in Wellington
in the early 1900s. See page 16. $120
532
An Austrian .900 silver table snuff box,
oblong shape, the hinged lid engraved
with foliate designs framing a vacant
cartouche and coloured with green and
blue enamel. the walls and underside
with machine engraved decoration. The
interior gilt washed. Maker’s mark M.K.,
20thc. 82 x 47 x 12. See page 28. $140
533
An Edwardian silver purse, oblong
shape, decorated to both faces with
‘Gainsborough’ angels. Chester 1909
by clark & sewell. 80 x 50. With suspension
chain. See page 28. $130
534
A rare Victorian period silver ‘pocket
watch’ vesta box with engine turned
decoration and ring suspension. diameter
50. London 1882, by William
summers. See page 28. $200
535
A silver card case with engine turned
decoration and chain suspension.
Length 100. Birmingham 1912. See
page 28. $120
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536
A small Victorian period embossed silver
patch box of oval shape. Length 45.
Birmingham 1897. See page 28. $100
537
An Edwardian small silver trinket box,
rectangular shape with chamfered
corners on small feet, engraved Sydney
1909 to the top, decorative rope
edge to lid. Birmingham 1908. 90 x 65
x 40. $250
538
A 20thC silver cigarette case, oblong
shape with stepped border, all over
machine guilloche engraved. One
side inlaid with a border of rose gold.
Gilt washed interior. Birmingham 1953
by W.t. toghill & co. See page 28. $150
539
A Victorian period Eastern silver trophy
goblet ornately embossed with trailing
leaves, flowers and scrolls, the shield
shaped escutcheon engraved ‘Naval
Artillery trophy won by Gunner F.J. Wall
1888”. Height 200. The stem with old
repair. $200
540
A small silver two handled cup of
plain campana style engraved ‘John
puleston de derniere smith, december
1895, from Sir John Puleston’. Height
95. London 1895. $120
541
A silver trophy cup ‘ Suttons Cup,
otago A. & p. Association Winter show
1925, won by Norman Ward, Temuka’,
Birmingham 1924. Height on wood
stand 210. $150
542
A silver two-handled trophy cup ‘sutton’s
Cup, Otago A. & P. Association
won by N. Ward 1929’, Birmingham
1928. Height on wood stand 185. $120
543
13 New Zealand silver golf club medals
made by J. cairney, from the Greymouth
Golf Club, 1909-1922. $550
544
An Edwardian silver hip flask, of small
proportion with attached domed cover.
London 1902 by Sampson Mordan
& Co. Height 85. See page 28. $120
545
A Chinese silver cup and saucer. the
square cup with four faces engraved with
flowers and figures in garden landscapes,
the handle modelled as bamboo, the
canted corners engraved with calligraphic
inscriptions. the conforming square
saucer with scalloped corners, engraved
in segmented sections with alternating
flowers and auspicious characters. Engraved
to the centre ‘Dorothy Mary Bearn
1909’. Impressed four character Shanghai
maker’s mark. See page 28. $225
546
A Chinese silver small goblet, the bowl
with tapered sides and a gilded interior
raised on a fine cylinder stem with a
flared circular base, impressed marks
Kwan Wo (Canton or Hong Kong).
c.1900. Height 78. $100
546A
A pair of Chinese silver condiments,
formed as stupa (pagoda), hexagonal
stepped form, screw plug to base of
each, makers mark for Wang Hing &
Co. c1900. Heights 75 & 70. $120
547
A small heavy fine quality 19thC French
950 standard silver gilt tripod stand with a
22
screw thread for additional piece - modelled
with garlands of leaves and ram’s
heads. Diameter 70, hallmarked. $150
548
A three piece silver condiment set,
comprising a circular cauldron salt,
raised on a lion mask mount and three
paw feet with a blue glass liner, a
conforming lidded mustard pot, and a
pepper pot. London 1953 by Walker &
Hall. Along with a pair of salt spoons,
Sheffield 1913. See page 28. $120
549
A silver three piece condiment set
comprising a circular cauldron salt with
gadrooned rim and a blue glass liner,
raised on mask and paw feet along
with a similar lidded mustard pot with a
conforming pepper pot and salt and
mustard spoons. Birmingham 1956 by
Barker Ellis Silver Co. See page 28. $250
550
An Edwardian period sugar caster, the
cobalt blue flashed body with clear
heavy cut decoration, the silver top of
classic form, heavily embossed floral
decoration, date mark rubbed but
Birmingham, by Thomas Hayes. Height
210. $400
551
Two pairs of Georgian silver sugar
tongs, one fiddle pattern, London 1832,
maker John Beauchamp, the other
feather edge, London c.1770, maker
Philip Batchelor. $140
552
Two pairs of antique silver sugar tongs, one
Old English, London 1796, maker Solomon
Hougham - the other a continental fiddle
pattern pair, probably German. $100
553
A pair of Georgian period silver bright
cut sugar tongs, newcastle, c.1805 by
Dorothy Langlands. See page 28. $60
554
A pair of Georgian silver sugar scissors,
18thc, with scrolled handles,
hollow shell tips, engraved monogram
on pivot hinge and initialled ‘FA’ on
finger ring. Maker’s mark T.W., possibly
Thomas Wallis II. Length 125. See page
28. $180
555
A George III period Old English silver
caddy spoon with a bright cut handle
and finely engraved decoration.
Length 80. Birmingham 1796. $120
556
A Victorian silver caddy spoon, with
ornately engraved fiddle shaped handle,
plain bowl. Birmingham 1934 by
George unite & sons. See page 28. $50
557
A set of six Georgian period bright cut
silver teaspoons, Newcastle c.1820’s by
thomas Wheatley. See page 28. $120
558
A Victorian silver apostle spoon. London
1873 by charles Boyton. Along with
five silver coffee spoons modelled after
mote spoons with handles tapering to a
pointed finial. Birmingham 1974. $170
559
A pair of George III silver berry spoons,
edinburgh 1792, maker possibly William
Welch (snr.) with later Victorian embossing
and engraving, shell, leaf and
panelled designs. See page 28. $200
560
Eight Victorian fiddle and shell pattern
dessert spoons. newcastle 1861 (6)
1853 (1), 1846(1), all by John Wright.
See page 28. $280
561
Three Victorian silver fiddle and shell
pattern tablespoons, newcastle 1861
by John Wright. See page 28. $150
562
A six place setting of Grosvenor silver
plate table cutlery with leaf and scroll
decorated handles, together with
knives. In fitted canteen box. $300
563
A Viners silver plated part cutlery
canteen, 12 place setting including:
ivorine handled dinner and luncheon
knives, a carving set and some additional
serving utensils including a silver
bowled jam spoon, in a mahogany
case. $200
564
A set of Georg Jensen Danish silver
cutlery, comprising: 12 spoons, forks
and teaspoons in original retailer’s
boxes, along with five serving spoons,
two small ladles and a pickle fork. 44
pieces, plain design circa 1970s. See
page 28. $2500
565
A silver cutlery canteen, old english
pattern feather edged, principally
18thC, various makers and dates. 87
pieces, comprising: 12 tablespoons, 12
dessert spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 table
forks, 12 luncheon forks, 12 table knives,
12 luncheon knives, one soup ladle
and a 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 28. $12,000
566
A Georgian silver fiddle pattern sifting
ladle, with oval bowl, London 1827 by
William traies. See page 28. $120
567
An Edwardian silver sauce boat, oval
shape with castellated rim, raised on
three pad feet. Sheffield 1917 by James
deakin & sons. See page 28. $150
568
A Georgian period pear shaped
silver cream jug of plain design with
punched borders. Height 95. London
1774. Makers nathaniel Appleton &
Anne Smith. $300
569
A Victorian period silver sugar bowl
and milk jug, squat circular shape with
lobed body, the rims decorated with
gadrooning and floral motifs along with
masks beside the acanthus capped
scrolling handles. With gilt washed
interiors. London 1899 by William Gibson
& John Langman for Goldsmiths &
Silversmiths Co. See page 28. $700
570
A George III period silver teapot. squat
oblong shape with a fluted body raised
on ball feet, with shell and oak leaf
decoration at the rim, the hinged lid with
a conforming oblong finial, the handles
with ivory heat rings. London 1814 by
Thomas Hobbs.See page 28. $900
571
A four piece Art Deco silver teaset, of
plain circular shape, each piece mono-

grammed Birmingham 1923/25, by deakin
& Francis Ltd. See page 28. $1250
572
A Victorian silver coffee pot. Fluted
pear shape with a scrolling handle,
hinged dome cover with floral finial,
raised on four anthemion feet. London
1845 by William Hewitt. Height 240. See
page 28. $800
573
A Cooper Brothers silver plated ‘Guildhall’
tea and coffee service, comprising:
a spirit kettle on stand, coffee pot,
teapot, milk jug, sugar basin, along
with an associated silver plated two
handled oval banquet tray. $300
574
A George III period silver campana
shaped cup. the tapering cylindrical
mouth engraved with a Greek key
design above a fluted body, raised on
a circular spreading foot with conforming
engraving and gadrooned rim.
London 1806 by Robert and Samuel
Hennell. Repaired. Height 150. See
page 28. $350
575
A George II period silver mug of baluster
shape with later floral embossing
framing a monogram, raised on a circular
spreading foot and with a double
scroll handle. London 1841 by Thomas
Rush. Height 100. See page 28. $250
576
A silver plated and crystal claret jug,
the tapering cylindrical body of cut
crystal fitted with a plated collar, with a
hinged lid and a square scroll handle.
Height 285. See page 8. $150
577
A large silver plated punch bowl with
lion mask ring side handles and embossed
floral decoration. Diameter
325. Sheffield, England. $120
578
A silver plate small Adams style samovar.
urn form body with loop handles,
the tall waisted lid with pine cone finial,
restrained bead decoration, the square
platform base with compressed spherical
feet. c.1900. Height 350. $150
578A
An Elkington silver plated domed
covered bacon tureen, raised on scrolling
feet along with two 19thc ebony
handled 19thC serving forks. $150
580
Two pairs of silver napkin rings along with
another. One pair plain with flanged
edges, London 1945, maker P. & W. - the
other pair guilloche machine engraved
with vacant cartouches, London 1948,
maker e.s. & co. - the single one foliate
engraved, monogrammed and rope
edged, London 1899. $60
ruGs
581
A small hand knotted Persian Bokhara
rug, the field decorated with six rows
of small gul motifs and multiple narrow
border guards in colours of red, dark
blue, tan and ivory. Width 560, length
1220. $125
582
An antique Bokhara prayer rug, the central
ground decorated with two mihrabs
framed by geometric borders, faded
vegetable dyes, all wool. 1060 x 730. $175
583
A Turkish hand knotted prayer rug, all
wool, the mihrab decorated with nine
hexagonal conjoined medallions framed
within various width borders decorated
with flower head motifs. Some wear.
Length 1450, width 950. $150
584
A Persian all wool hand knotted rug,
the field with three medallions on a soft
red ground, multiple border guards, in
tones of blue, caramel and soft green.
Length 1410, width 1000. $260
585
An old hand woven Persian Qashqai
kelim rug, the field with bold geometric
motifs, three wide border guards in
colours of red, brown, blue, orange,
aubergine and ivory. Width 1580,
length 2650. $350
586
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. $300
587
A hand-knotted Persian Yazd rug, the
field with a single large floral medallion
and five border guards in shades
of red, blue, mustard, pink and ivory.
Width 1000, length 1510. $350
588
A small hand knotted Turkoman rug,
the field decorated with three rows of
gul motifs and with serrated leaf borders
at either end in colours of rust red,
pale orange, black and ivory. Width
1060, length 1030. $350
589
A Pakistani Bokhara hand knotted rug,
rich plum red tones, decorated with
an overall trellis pattern incorporating
geometric motifs, framed by a broad
flower head border within narrower
guards. Wool pile on cotton foundation.
2030 x 1250. $350
590
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
591
A hand knotted Persian Zanjan rug,
the field with a large bowled central
hexagonal medallion and geometric
floral motifs, three border guards with a
central wide guard in colours of blue,
green, orange, ochre and rich dark
red. Width 1300, length 2040. $400
592
A large hand knotted Afghan rug, the
field decorated with two rows of large
octagons and eight border guards in
colours of dark blue, black and ivory
on an orange ground. Width 1700,
length 2750. $450
593
A hand knotted Persian Saruq runner,
the plain rich red field with three
border guards in shades of blue, red,
orange and ivory. Width 1050, length
3050. $450
594
A large hand knotted Moroccan carpet
decorated with scrolling leaf de-
signs and a circular central medallion
in colours of blue, green, brown, ochre
and ivory on a rich deep red ground.
Width 2270, length 5000. $450
595
An old hand knotted Persian Hamadan
rug, the field decorated with floral medallions,
three border guards, a central
wide guard in colours of rich dark red,
dark blue, pale yellow, grey and ivory.
Width 1100, length 2020. $450
596
A good hand knotted Persian Shiraz
rug with traditional tribal designs in typical
colours of red, blue, green, brown,
apricot and ivory. Width 1630, length
2600. $500
597
A large hand knotted Persian Bakhtiari
rug, the field decorated with three
large floral medallions, the design repeated
around the border - one wide
border guard with blocks of stylised floral
motifs, in colours of blue, green, red,
brown, yellow, pink and ivory. Width
1550, length 3350. $600
598
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
599
A hand knotted Afghan Andkhoi rug,
the field with geometric floral motifs,
two border guards, in colours of rich
red, dark blue, green, dark orange and
ivory. Width 1250, length 2000. $600
600
A large hand knotted wool pile Persian
carpet, the terracotta ground decorated
with a large central stylised geometric
floral medallion and geometric
tendrils terminating in flower heads
and leaf motifs. the quadrant similarly
decorated but with ivory ground, all
framed by a broad geometric meandering
border with an indigo ground
framed by narrower guards. Length
4000, width x 2950. $800
601
An old hand knotted Kayseri rug, the
field decorated with two rows of stylised
leaf medallions with hooked running
dog borders, seven border guards
with a central wide geometric guard
in colours of orange/red, blue, brown,
deep mauve and ivory. Width 1280,
length 2300. $850
602
A Turkoman hand knotted rug, wool on
cotton, the rectangular field with small
repeating rows of octagonal and cruciform
guls framed by multiple narrow
border guards, traditional tones of red,
indigo and ivory. Length 2880, width
2000. $950
603
A Turkish all wool hand knotted Milas
carpet, the square central medallion
with a long octagonal gull with latch
hooked decoration flanked by three
star decorated gulls all on a blue
border, the triple exterior border with
repeating gull decoration, dominant
tones of blue, soft red, caramel and
brown. Length 3660, width 2620. $950
604
A large hand knotted Afghan carpet,
the field decorated with three rows of
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large ‘elephant foot’ motifs and multiple
narrow border guards in typical
colours of rich dark red and dark blue.
Width 2500, length 3500. $1200
605
A fine quality hand knotted Persian
Qashqai tribal rug, the field with a
central diamond medallion (the design
repeated in each corner), the all-over
decoration of stylised plant motifs,
six border guards with a central wide
guard in colours of red, dark blue,
green, orange and ivory. Width 1600,
length 2500. $1500
606
A Persian Hamadan carpet, the
rectangular field with large diamond
medallion with pendant ends on plain
red ground with florals to the borders,
three border guards, the wide central
guard with floral repeating decoration,
in dominant tones of various blues, red,
ivory and soft orange. Length 2840,
width 2150. $1750
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Furniture
607
An Indian carved rosewood stool.
The circular top carved with a trailing
vine, inlaid with bone elephants and
camels, raised on four legs carved as
elephant heads and trunks, united by
a cross-stretcher, shaped to hold a
vase. Height 460. $200
608
An Edwardian mahogany Sheraton Revival
table vitrine of oblong shape with
cross banding and boxwood stringing
on four tapering square section legs
with spade feet. Width 660, depth 410,
height 760. See inside back cover. $450
609
A pine library step ladder of plain
country style with a tall turned hand
support and six steps. Height 1240. See
inside back cover. $250
610
A Regency period mahogany dropside
sewing table with a single drawer and
a sliding sewing well on one side and
dummy drawers the other, the arched
support with a carved pedestal and
a platform base with four spiral fluted
bun feet. Width extended 850, depth
430, height 710. some attention required.
See inside back cover. $1200
611
A 19thC English mahogany fire screen
with turned column supports, scroll feet
and pierced and carved pediment, supporting
a fine gold needlework tapestry
picture of three figures with painted
heads and hands. 1060 x 640 $350
612
A Victorian rosewood sewing table, the
plain octagonal top with a thumbnail
moulded edge on a tapering octagonal
section sewing well support with a
circular base and three carved scroll
feet. Original fitted interior. Diameter
460, height 750. $500
613
A large Victorian dark stained pine
storage box with three dummy drawer
fronts, rounded front edges, turned
wood handles and short turned feet.
Width 1210, depth 640, height 850. $450
614
A Victorian mahogany framed adjustable
height child’s highchair with a
turned spindle back and a fold-over
tray front raised on geared scissor action
legs with cast iron wheels. $400
615
A New Zealand colonial kauri secretaire
cabinet, the top writing drawer
with a mottled face, green tooled
leather interior, pigeon holes and small
drawers, the two cupboard doors and
base with incised decoration of vases
and flowers, plain top with moulded
edge, plinth base. Width 1150, depth
470, height 1020. $800
616
A New Zealand colonial kauri miner’s
settle with single simple scroll end with
two large turned rails, turned legs to
the other end, slatted base with later
foam squab. Length 1530. $500
617
A New Zealand colonial kauri dressing
table, the swing mirror with a decorative
moulded and carved frame
on two supports, each with a single
drawer, the base with a combination
of nine drawers, mottled timber fascia
panels, plinth base. Height 1970, width
1225, depth 520. $1000
618
A New Zealand colonial kauri and rimu
twin pedestal wash stand or desk, with
mottled, panelled doors, plain wood top
with a short upstand and short turned legs
with original brown china casters. Width
1070, depth 500, height 870. $400
619
A New Zealand colonial kauri twin
pedestal desk, the flat top with three
drawers in the frieze raised on two pedestals
with three graduated drawers
in each. The drawers with burr veneer
fascias. 1360 x 780 x 785. $1300
620
A New Zealand colonial kauri mirror
back sideboard of traditional design
with carved decoration and spindle
supports, the base with three drawers,
two cupboard doors and two central
open shelves. The top section with five
bevelled glass mirrors, turned supports
and ornate pediment. Width 1540,
depth 500, height overall 2600. Some
distress. See inside back cover. $1400
621
An Edwardian period kauri washstand,
with an Art Nouveau tiled back
beneath a turned galleried frieze, the
base with similar galleries, a single
drawer and pot cupboard with figured
facias flanked by open shelves, raised
on turned legs. 1060 x 490 x 1195. $500
622
A New Zealand kauri colonial dressing
table, the tall swing mirror flanked by
cabinets with superstructures of two
small drawers elevated above two
deep drawers in each. the lower section
with a broad single deep drawer.
The panels flanking and supporting the
mirror, carved with leaf designs and
surmounted by turned finials. Width
1360, depth 500, height 1850. $550
623
A kauri colonial side table. the rectangular
top with a simple thumb edge with
a serpentine frieze, drop finials, raised on
paired turned baluster stretcher base.
1010 x 490, height 750. $200
623A
A colonial kauri bedside cabinet with
cushion panelled bird’s-eye maple
veneered fascia, brass drop handle,
raised on plinth base. 430 x 355.
Height 760. $250
624
A good quality New Zealand colonial
rimu scotch chest, the overhanging
central top hat drawer with two pairs
of small drawers either side, the base
section with three graduated full width
drawers, thumbnail top edge, leaf and
scroll carved corbels, some mottle,
white metal handles and key hole
escutcheons. With key. Width 1210,
depth 580, height 1380. $2000
625
A William IV period mahogany framed
sofa which extends to become a day
bed. Attributed to S.W. Silver & Co.,
england. the scrolling single end and
back inlaid with panels of Wycombe
caning, raised on turned legs with brass
casters. the birch sub-structure of rails
slide to extend to a day bed configuration.
ring bolts hang beneath to
enable the sofa to be secured whilst
on a ship board journey. c.1840. see
‘Furniture of the new Zealand colonial
Era’ by William Cottrell pages 161 and
121.See inside back cover. $950
626
An impressive quality Victorian burr walnut
cellarette of sarcophagus form, the
hinged lid enclosing original lead lined
mahogany interior, squat turned bun
feet. Length 750, depth 560, height 515.
See inside back cover. $2600
627
A large Georgian oak bible box with
brass strap hinges and corner mounts,
traditional plain design with a sloping
front and fitted interior - on later teak
stand with shaped aprons, turned legs
and an X-stretcher base. Width 870,
depth 700, height overall 950. $450
628
A vintage beech Globe Wernicke five
stage bookcase with four tilting glazed
doors and a panelled base, traditional
design. Width 870, depth 250, height
1820. $850
629
A pair of Victorian mahogany wash
stands, each with twin bombe drawers,
turned gun barrel column supports, short
upstands and shaped platform bases
with a recess for a chamber jug. Width
1060, depth 470, height 840. $900
630
A rustic 19thC oak country corner
cabinet, the door with carved decoration
of an urn with flowers, geometric
decoration to border of door. Height
800, width 570, depth 325. $300
631
A late Georgian oak corner cabinet
with a quarter cut panelled door
enclosing shaped shelves, raised on a
later oak base with squared cabriole
legs and a fretwork apron. Width 710,
height 1540. $400
632
A Victorian walnut mirror back sideboard.
The back with a bevelled mirror
flanked by panels, scroll pediment and
turned finials, the base with two drawers
above two panelled doors. Height
1880, width 1380, depth 550. $650
633
An old brass bound teak military chest
with recessed brass handles and long
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tion with two deep drawers and one full
width drawer, the bottom half with two
full width drawers standing on bun feet.
Width 1040, depth 440, height 1100. See
inside back cover. $1200
634
A mahogany 19thC flat front chest
of six drawers, with three small drawers
above three full width drawers,
with brass bale handles with a fancy
pierced back, raised on bracket feet.
960 x 500 x 900. $725
635
A small old oak fall front writing desk of
plain country style with pegged joints,
panelled sides, panelled door and a
plain interior. Width 635, depth 490,
height 900. See inside back cover. $300
636
A small good quality modern oak tallboy
of plain country style, with two drawers
across the top and four graduated full
width drawers below, turned wood handles,
reeded side mouldings, chamfered
top and short turned legs. Width 790,
depth 480, height 1000. $400
637
A Victorian mahogany breakfront four
cupboard sideboard with panelled
doors, fitted interior, plinth base and
ornate carved and pierced leaf and
scroll back. Width 1800, depth 550,
height 1430. $950
638
A Jacobean style oak buffet, the facia
with three panels carved with lion
masks and acanthus scrolls, flanked
by pilasters of beasts and fruiting vines,
raised on a plinth base. the oblong
top with a drop flat extension to the
front, a single door at one end. Width
1570, depth 450, height 900. $800
639
A Victorian country pine bookcase
cabinet, the base with two panelled
cupboard doors and an internal shelf,
the top section with twin glazed doors,
three internal shelves, panelled back
and stepped pediment. Width 1110,
depth 480, height 2170. $500
640
A small Continental oak wall cabinet
with canted glazed sides and a hinged
door, all with astragal beading. the
door shape conforming to the arched
cornice. (slight damage to top).
Width 670, height 695. $200
641
A Biedermeier mahogany standing
bookcase with glazed doors with
serpentine outlined frames, conforming
glazed panels to the sides, simple
arched cornice and restrained column
and scroll decoration to either front
corner. Length 1160, width 400, height
1620. $800
642
A Regency period chiffonier, 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. $750
643
A 19thC bookcase cabinet, the upper
section with two doors with astragal
panel glazing, raised on a lower
section with two doors with panelled
facias, bracket feet and a shaped
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apron. Width 1210, depth 480, height
2040. $2800
644
A Victorian mahogany scotch chest,
with three ogee fronted drawers over
two half width and three of full width,
with turned bun handles, flanked by
small carved foliate knees. Width 1390,
depth 600, height 1210. $800
645
An Edwardian walnut framed countertop
display cabinet, with glazed panels
to the front and sides, mirror backed
hinged door and with two plate glass
shelves. 500 x 370, height 595. $350
646
A large 19thC pine kitchen dresser with
open shelf back with broad planked
back panels and a simple architectural
cornice. the base with three frieze
drawers above three panelled doors,
the left hand one pierced and grilled as
a safe. raised on a plinth base. Width
1915, depth 600, height 2095. $600
647
A Victorian walnut davenport, the sloping
hinged top inset with green tooled
leather and with lidded ogee superstructure
with a hinged lid fitted to accept
stationery. raised on a base with
four drawers to the right hand side and
dummy drawers opposite, the upper
section raised on carved cabriole supports
from a plinth base with squat bun
feet cupping white porcelain casters.
Width 540, depth 550, height 840. $500
648
A quality George III flame mahogany
flat front chest of two short over three
long drawers, decorative oval brass
back plate swing handles, ogee bracket
feet, good colour and patina. 1080 x
530 x 1010. See inside back cover. $3200
649
A Victorian burr walnut centre table,
the lobed oval top with book-matched
veneers inlaid with boxwood stringing
and tendrils of Morning Glory. raised
on a twin column stretcher base whose
balusters, knops and cabriole legs are
all carved with stylised trefoil foliate
carving. 1170 x 750, height 75. See
inside back cover. $1250
650
A large country elm dining table, the
oval plank top raised on slightly tapering
square section legs. 1920 x 1480 x
755. Along with a set of elm Lancashire
ladder-back side chairs, each with
seagrass seats and loose cushions. By
sefton powrie, furniture maker, Auckland.
See inside back cover. $3500
651
A small Regency period mahogany sofa
table. The oblong top with drop flaps to
either side, above a box section with two
drawers with carved bun handles, the top
one with a compartmentalised section, all
raised on a slightly tapering square section
column, issuing from an ogee moulding
raised on a serpentine outlined oblong
plinth base with simple scrolling feet and
white porcelain casters. Length 1120 (extended)
width 470, height 810 (extended).
See inside back cover. $1000
652
A set of William & Mary style oak dining
chairs with ornately carved backs
flanked by turned supports, inset with
Wycombe caned panels raised on
turned legs united by cross stretchers, with
drop-in velvet upholstered seats. $550
654
A set of six Jacobean style oak dining
chairs, comprising two carvers with
barley twist legs, supports and stretchers.
Red velvet upholstered seats. $900
655
An English bespoke made refectory
dining table by Stewart Linford, the
stretcher base with baluster turned legs
and an arcaded carved frieze, the
top formed of three large planks with
clenched ends. Length 2300, width
920, height 765. $1400
656
A set of eight bespoke English made
oak chairs by Stewart Linford, comprising
two carver chairs and six side
chairs, each with ornately carved
cresting rails, bobbin turned spindle
backs, seats to accept cushions, raised
on turned stretcher bases. $950
657
A 19thC mahogany circular tilt-top
centre table, with broad thumb edge
moulding, the tilting top raised on a
turned column base from a trefoil plinth
with squat circular bun cupped casters.
Diameter 1205, height 750. $300
658
A 19thC walnut upholstered single
chair of Georgian chippendale style
with shaped front, square section front
legs, chamfered on the inside, stretcher
base and studded rich green fabric
covers. Some wear. $280
659
A Regency period black lacquered
elbow chair with caned seat painted in
grisaille with putto, flowers and trophy
urns along with ropework detailed in
gilt penwork outlining the back fretwork,
and with hop vines festooning
the arms. See inside back cover. $600
660
A fine quality Victorian period walnut
prie-dieu chair with well carved leaf
and scroll decoration, barley twist
supports, short cabriole front legs and
original floral needlework tapestry covers.
$400
661
A pair of Carolean style oak hall chairs,
the tall slender back panels and seats
with Wycombe caning, the cresting rail
and front stretcher with a restrained
elegant scroll carving. Some repairs
and faults. $325
662
A good dark tan leather upholstered
wing back chair with roll arms and a
loose cushion, raised on short tapering
square legs. $400
663
A Georgian style wing back chair by
danske Mobler upholstered in ‘signet
Honey’ (a gold striped self patterned
brocade) with a fixed neck cushion,
loose seat cushion and rolled arms,
raised on cabriole legs, together with a
matching ottoman. $400
664
A William IV period mahogany framed
bergere chair upholstered in black and
grey striped fabric with a buttoned
back. the arms with scrolling terminals,
raised on turned front legs. See inside
back cover. $400
665
A pair of French beech framed fauteuils
(arm chairs),upholstered gros
point tapestry backs and seats. the

frames carved with ribbon work and
acanthus, raised on tapering fluted
legs. $900
666
An early 19thC country elm and ash side
chair, shaped top rail with urn form splat
and a plain spindle back, shaped seat,
turned legs and stretchers. $160
667
An Edwardian cedar and oak, tile
backed, marble topped wash stand.
the back also incorporating a small
mirror beneath a galleried frieze, the
base with two drawers and a pot shelf.
1225 x 550 x 1420. $525
667A
A mahogany baby grand piano, made
in the 1950s by challen, a British company
producing pianos since 1804.
Width 1300, depth 1400. See inside
back cover. $950
668
A stylish modern Italian Bontempi Casa
frosted aqua tempered glass extension
dining table on square section anodised
metal legs with central butterfly leaf extension.
Height 745, length (extended)
2600, depth 900. To seat ten. $750
669
A 19thC French chestnut sideboard with
a two tier back with turned and fluted
column supports - two drawers and two
panelled cupboard doors, square cut
corners and a plinth base. Width 1300,
depth 480, height 1650. $1400
670
A 19thC French walnut buffet à deux
corps with carved decoration of
leaves, scrolls and acorns to both sections.
The base with turned and fluted
column mouldings, three drawers and
three cupboard doors, the middle section
with turned baluster columns and
a spindled gallery, the top with turned
and fluted column mouldings, four
cupboard doors, a central open shelf
and decorated pediment. Width 1450,
depth 590, height overall 2460. $1500
671
A Japanese Meiji period Keyaki wood
Kyodai (mirrored vanity chest), the
oval mirror raised above two drawers
with decorative timber fascias. Height
810. $120
672
A Japanese Meiji period paper and silk
six fold screen, painted with birds flying
over wild grasses and flowers. Black
lacquer frame with engraved and
gilt brass straps and mon decoration.
Each panel 1680 x 640. $700
673
A tall Japanese two section stained
cedar tansu chest. Meiji period. With
sliding door cupboards above ten drawers
of various sizes. With iron straps, lock,
corners and handles. Height 1650. $600
674
An old Japanese elm tansu chest of
four graduated full width drawers, original
iron handles and locks. Width 900,
depth 410, height 940. $450
675
An old three stage Japanese tansu
wedding chest, the top section with
sliding doors and three drawers, the
middle section with three full width
drawers, the base with a single full
width drawer and four small drawers,
original metal handles. Width 1180,
depth 400, height 1600. $400
676
A small old Japanese tansu chest with
three deep full width drawers and two
small drawers across the base, original
metal handles and keyhole escutcheons.
Width 960, depth 450, height
860. $350
677
An old Chinese elm low table, the rectangular
top with picture-frame panel
construction raised on four legs with
inward turning feet. traces of red stain
remain. 530 x 320 x 495. $200
678
A Chinese elm side cabinet with a
single frieze drawer above two panelled
doors, the square top with a small
upstand framing the sides and back.
raised on square style legs with a
shaped apron coloured with plum red
staining. Length 500, width 500, height
810. $300
678A
A pair of Chinese carved white marble
temple fu dogs, each raised upon an
oblong plinth with simulated drapery,
the male his right foreleg resting upon
a pearl, the female’s left paw leg rests
upon her pup. Both wear collared
trappings with bells and tassels. Height
810. $1700
679
A Georgian period mahogany toilet
swing mirror, the rectangular bevelled
mirror supported on tapered square
section arms, the box base with ogee
front of three drawers, bracket feet.
Height 565, width 355, depth 200. $500
680
An Aesthetic Movement period parcel
gilt and ebonised framed mirror with
break-out corners and moulded with a
design of leaves and berries, the glass
with bevelled edges. 730 x 495. $225
681
A Victorian cheval toilet mirror, the mahogany
demi-lune base with a marble
top and two serpentine arms supporting
an oval mirror. Width 610, height
785. $200.
682
A George III period mahogany long
case clock by John Brown of Liverpool,
swan neck pediment with gilt metal fittings
and finial, the brass dial with decorative
pierced and moulded spandrels,
the silvered chapter ring with
roman numerals, subsidiary seconds
dial, all flanked by reeded columns,
the door and base with satinwood and
ebony stringing, eight day movement,
recently overhauled. From the estate
collection of Mr Jim Ellis. $4000
pAintinGs & prints
683
Artist unknown (Italian School), young
country couple in farmhouse kitchen,
oil on tin, 200 x 145, unsigned. $120
684
Jana Holesinskeho, village scenes
Trebon Czechoslovakia, pair of oils on
board, both signed and dated 1949.
Each 400 x 540. $200
685
Robert D. Beattie, (Irish 20th century)
Dutch boats at a riverside castle entrance,
oil on panel, 230 x 290, signed,
gilt frame. $325
686
Artist Unknown, ‘Tribute To Van Gogh’,
acrylic, entitled and dated 13.4.90, 630
x 390. $125
687
A rosewood framed hand coloured
lithograph “Her Most Gracious Majesty
Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and
Ireland. 270 x 245 overall. $100
688
A. Millward (Louis) Bosworth Hurt (1856-
1929) Highland cattle, oil on canvas,
signed A. Millward, 440 x 290. See back
cover. $1200
689
Artist unknown. Religious triptych,
Jesus and Mary in the Temple, antique
oil and gold leaf on canvas laid
on board, each panel 660 x 480, gilt
frames, metal swing hinges. $650
690
Two early 19thC engravings, artist
unknown, ‘Westminster Pit’, a hand
coloured study of the infamous animal
fighting establishment, c.1830; the other
untitled: an escaped bull wreaks havoc
at a fairground. Both 295 x 460. $160
691
A 19thC oil on tin depicting a nobleman,
courtiers and architects before a
building under construction, labelled
verso ‘Peter of Ghent’. 270 x 225. $120
692
B.H. Habersham, ‘Coastal Scene with
Fishing Boats and Figures’, watercolour,
signed and dated 1889, 170 x 230. $100
693
B.H. Habersham, ‘Cottage with Children
and Cat’, watercolour, signed
and dated 1889. 170 x 230. $100
694
Harry Linley Richardson ,’The Playful
Children Just Let Loose From School’,
monochrome watercolour with white
heightening, signed, entitled and
labelled on reverse, 355 x 245, framed
under glass. See back cover. $800
695
David James (British 1853 - 1904). ‘A
Summer Morning, St Bride’s Bay, South
Wales’, oil on canvas, signed, dated
1887. 635 x 1270. $11,500
696
Johannes Josephus (Jan) Hovener
(Dutch 1937), kittens in a salon interior,
oil on board, signed. 590 x 480. $500
697
An oil on board of two frigates firing upon
each other while under sail, unsigned,
Victorian framed. 245 x 295. $110
698
L. Boulton, naive oil on board of a
sailing ship in heavy sea, signed and
dated 1851, later timber framed. 295 x
485. $250
699
Camille Foncé (French 1867-1938)
‘Rheims Cathedral’, publ. 1920 by
Arthur tooth & sons 155 new Bond
Street, London W., imp Ad Valcke
paris; mezzotint etching with colouring.
signed in pencil. 595 x 470. in plaster
gilt vine moulded frame. $125
700
Edward McLeod (1881-1973), the paddle
steamer Terranova berthed at Mansion
House Jetty, Kawau island c.1900.
Oil on board, unsigned. (McLeod’s
father was a captain for the nssco).
450 x 600. See back cover. $400
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Edward McLeod ‘The Watchman,
Karekare, West Coast, Auckland’, oil
on board, unsigned, c.1900’s. 450 x
600. $300
702
Edward McLeod, a ‘Union Steam Ship
crossing the Manukau Bar’, oil on
board, unsigned, c.1900. 450 x 710.
See back cover. $350
703
Edward McLeod, ‘A Barque under Sail
off the New Zealand Coast’, possibly
the Pamir, oil on canvas, unsigned. 450
x 710. $300
703A
Richard Wallwork (1882-1955), ‘A View
in Hagley Park’, oil on board, signed,
c.1915. 530 x 600. Wallwork was director
of the canterbury college school
of Art, 1928-1945. Member of the csA
and the nZAFA. in original oak frame.
See back cover. $800
704
Carl T. Laugeson, The S.S. Pamir berthed,
watercolour, signed. 330 x 395. $125
705
Theo Schoon, (Dutch/NZ 1915 - 1985),
‘Experiment with tapered coils’, silver
gelatin photographic print, title inscribed
verso. From the collection
of Len Castle, the potter and artist’s
friend. purchased 2007 Art+object,
important Modern+contemporary
Photographs, lot 22. 206 x 165. $650
706
Theo Schoon, (Dutch/NZ 1915 - 1985),
‘Experiment with tapered coils’, silver
gelatin photographic print, title inscribed
verso. From the collection
of Len Castle, the potter and artist’s
friend. purchased 2007 Art+object,
important Modern+contemporary
Photographs, lot 22. 206 x 165. $650
707
Philippa Blair, ‘The Sleeping and The
Dead...’ mixed media, signed and
dated ’86. 590 x 410. $200
708
Philippa Blair, untitled, mixed media,
unsigned, 992 x 718. See back cover. $350
709
Hamilton Edgar, untitled abstract,
gouache, signed, 250 x 360. $150
710
Philip Trusttum, Drawing From the Garden
Series, oil stick on paper, triptych,
signed with artist’s initials P.S.T and
dated ’75. 270 x 570 overall. $200
711
M. Morris, untitled figure study, charcoal,
signed and dated ’95, 960 x 620. $150
712
Sandi Beale, ‘The Tian Bowl’, oil on
board, signed, 400 x 480. $200
713
Peggy Spicer,’ Auckland View Towards
Rangitoto and North Head’, watercolour,
signed, 355 x 540. See back cover. $300
714
Hilda Wiseman, ‘Monsteria Leaves
and Flower’ watercolour, signed. 330
x 270. $100
715
Michael Blow ‘Peonies’, oil on board,
signed. 190 x 290. See back cover. $120
716
Margaret Whitt ‘Zinnias in an Olive
Jones vase’, oil on board, signed, 600
x 500. $150
717
Ruby Rankin ‘By the Window’ (floral still
life), oil on canvas board, signed, 475 x
570. $140
718
Jos. Scott, ‘War Canoe’ and Danvin,
‘Natives’, two small gilt framed engravings.
$80
719
J. F. Miller ‘Tahitian Fly Whisk’; J Roberts
‘Tahitian Gorget’, two framed 18thc
engravings from Cook’s Voyages. $100
720
Royce ‘Portrait of a Man of the Sandwich
Islands...’; Lowrey ‘ The Chief
at Sta. Christina’, two framed hand
coloured engravings from Cook’s Voyages.
$130
721
V. Adam, ‘Costume de Guerre’; William
Ellis ‘Representation of a Morai......’.
Two engravings from Cook’s
Voyages. Both gilt framed. $100
721A
Two framed engravings from Cook’s
Voyages. William ellis - ‘A View in owhyhee,
with one of the Priest’s Houses’
and George cook - ‘perforated rock
with a Pa, Mercury Bay’. $100
722
Birtchnell Delph, ‘Whangarei Heads’,
watercolour, signed, 335 x 520. $150
723
Birtchnell Delph, ‘Hills behind Whangarei’,
watercolour, signed, 340 x 520. $120
724
Robert J. McDowell ‘Port Levy’ (Bank’s
peninsula), watercolour, signed and
dated ’83. 160 x 240. $90
725
Jack Crippen, ‘Manukau Entrance’, oil
on board, signed and dated ’60. 330 x
445. $100
726
Wayne Sinclair, ‘Dart River - Glenorchy’,
oil on board, signed, entitled on reverse.
540 x 590, in contemporary silvered
frame. See back cover. $300
727
John Horner, bush and river scene, oil
on board, signed. 490 x 390. $100
728
Jos Kivits, Central North Island Mountains
and Lake Taupo, oil on board,
signed. Dated 1977 verso. 230 x 360.
See back cover. $250
729
Geoffrey Tune, ‘Lion Rock, Piha Series’,
watercolour and ink, signed and dated
1973. 550 x 350. $225
730
John Papas ‘Tell Me of Other Cities’,
oil on canvas and painted terracotta,
3500 x 5200, signed. $350
731
Brian Halliday, Farm Building near
Fox Glacier, oil on board, 450 x 600,
signed. $400
732
Heinz Boehnke, ‘Upstream from Helena
Bay, near Whangaruru Harbour’, oil on
board, initialled and dated 1966. 595 x
750. $300
733
Artist unknown, extensive rural landscape,
initialled J.s. and dated 19.2.77.
490 x 580. $150
734
Paul Hutchinson, untitled, watercolour
on paper strips, signed and dated ’76.
375 x 280. $100
735
Jim Viviarie (b.1947-), untitled, mixed
media, unsigned. 20 x 500. $150
736
Maureen Lander, ‘Kahu Hiraka’, mixed
media, signed and dated ’64. 410 x
300. $100
737
Fatui Feu’u,’ Po Fitu’, lithograph, 1/17,
signed, dated 1986, entitled in the
plate. 420 x 340. $175
738
John Drawbridge, ‘Kapiti’, mezzotint
etching, 3/50 imp., signed and dated
1968. 500 x 395. $400
739
Artist Unknown, untitled collage/acrylic/graphite,
initialled (illegibly) dated
1965, 400 x 460. $140
740
Heinz Boehnke, ‘Tranquility at Okororie’,
oil on board, initialled and dated
1966. 580 x 745. See back cover. $300
741
J. Finlow, pair of oil paintings, ‘River
Scene’ and ‘Maori Figures on a River
Bank’. One signed, the other initialled
and dated ’26. Both in stained frames.
275 x 435 and 235 x 390. $140
742
J.A. Bond, Lake Scene with Waka, pastel,
signed. 230 x 630. $225
743
John Douglas Perrett, Mt Cook and the
Southern Alps, oil on canvas, signed.
440 x 745. See back cover. $425
744
Louise Henderson, ‘Leaves’ (untitled),
oil on board, unsigned. 560 x 760. See
back cover. $800
745
F.M. Quinn, ‘Ariki’, the A-class yacht on
Auckland harbour, watercolour, signed
and dated 26/12/24. 350 x 350. $150
746
Blythe Fletcher, coastal scene with fishing
smack, oil on board, signed. 340 x
245. $300
747
Edward (Ted) Lattey, ‘Mt. Messenger’ oil
on board, signed. 395 x 495. See back
cover. $180
748
Peter Beadle, ‘Barn Hedgehope, Southland’,
oil on board, signed, entitled
and dated 1977 verso. 340 x 440. $400
749
A naive watercolour by Charlie Baker
‘Part of Dunedin Wharf, Looking from
Duncan Street’, monogrammed and annotated
verso ‘Painted by Charlie Baker,
aged 10 years, 1894’. 115 x 135. $220
750
Two gros point tapestries, one depicting
a lamb and wharf, the other a cockerel
and hen. each 530 x 410. $225
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bid or else to impose a guide or reserve price.
4. The purchaser to fill in bidding form before the sale giving details
of name, address, bank etc, and to sign such form declaring
knowledge of buyers obligations. immediately after the sale,
the purchaser to pay down 10% of the purchase price in part
payment and shall pay the balance within five days of the date
of sale. All lots to be paid for in full and removed from Cordy’s
premises same week of sale.
5. The purchaser shall pay to John Cordy Limited (Cordy’s) a
premium of 12.50% of the hammer price together with Gst on
such premium at the current rate.
6. All lots are sold as shown and with all faults, imperfections (visible
or not) and errors of description. Neither Cordy’s or its vendor
are responsible for errors of description or for the genuineness
or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it and
make no warranty whatever. Buyers proceed upon their own
judgement.
7. Cordy’s act as agents and have full discretion to conduct all
aspects of the sale and to refuse any bidding or to withdraw any
lot or lots from sale without in either case giving any reason.
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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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
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