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67 ASIAN ART / NEW ZEALAND ARTEFACTS & TRIBAL ART
67 NEW COLLECTORS ART / MODERN DESIGN / NEW ZEALAND & INTERNATIONAL STUDIO POTTERY

Asian Art
/
New Zealand Artefacts
& Tribal Art
Tuesday 9 July 2013 at 6.00pm
The Asian catalogue is our finest to date and reflects
growing local and international collector interest in
this genre. This catalogue, our third specialist sale is
distinguished by rare offerings of mark and period
porcelain from the collection of Dr. John and Louise
Gray, carefully assembled over many decades and the
finest offering of Satsuma pottery to be offered in
New Zealand including examples by Yabu Meizan,
Hankinzan, Fujisan and Kinkozan.
Japanese Satsuma lobed bowl,
signed Fujisan, Meiji period
(1868-1912), lot 1226
Cover: Fine Chinese yellow
ground dragon dish, Guangxu
aubergine six-character mark
and of the period (1875-1908),
lot 1299

ASIAN ART INC. THE GRAEME STORM
COLLECTION OF CHINESE AND
SOUTH EAST ASIAN POTTERY
OCTOBER 2013
ENTRIES INVITED
The October catalogue will feature as a centrepiece an interesting collection
assembled by the well known New Zealand potter Graeme Storm. Travelling regularly
into South East Asia Storm searched for pieces which developed into the unique
reference collection offered in this catalogue.
The catalogue will also include a fine gilt Maitreya Buddha as well as an offering of
Tibetan items and a large collection of Japanese ceramics and bronzes.
Further entries are invited
Contact:
James Parkinson
James@artandobject.co.nz
09 354 4646
021 222 8184
A selection of
pieces from the
Graeme Storm
collection.

Asian Art
Tuesday 9 July at 5pm
3 Abbey Street, Newton, Auckland
Note: at 5pm approximately 130 uncatalogued lots will be offered at no reserve.
The main catalogue will commence from lot 1150 at approx. 6pm
PREVIEW
Friday 28 June from 6.00 – 8.00pm
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Tuesday 2 July 9.00am – 1.00pm
Wednesday 3 July 9.00am – 5.00pm
Thursday 4 July 9.00am – 1.00pm
Friday 5 July 9.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday 7 July 12.00noon – 1.00pm
Monday 8 July 9.00am – 5.00pm
Tuesday 9 July 9.00am – 1.00pm
Please note that viewing after 12 noon on July 9 is limited
due to preparations for the auction in the evening.
Interested bidders are kindly requested to make their
inspections prior to 12 noon on the auction day.

Japanese and Korean Art
Catalogue note: all Asian Art lots illustrated
online at www.artandobject.co.nz
1150. Large Japanese red zohiko lacquer bowl,
boxed. D. 300mm
$30 – $50
1151. Japanese Satsuma chawan [teabowl] by
Wakayami Shiko. D. 125mm
$30 – $50
1152. Japanese stoneware chawan [teabowl] by
Suzuki Soma, together with another chawan by
Tangoyaki, boxed. D. 120mm
$30 – $50
1153. Japanese blue and white porcelain chawan
[teabowl], painted with a scrolling dragon. H.
85mm
$30 – $50
1154. Japanese Bizen yunomi [tea cup]. H. 90mm
$30 – $50
1155. Japanese Bizen ware vase by Kayoto
Sakakibara, boxed. H. 280mm
$50 – $100
1156. Japanese Bizen vase, together with a bowl by
Kayoto Sakakibara, boxed. H. 240
$30 – $50
1157. Japanese Bizen pottery handled vase, with
white, green and purple glaze splashes. H.
275mm
$100 – $200
1158. Three small Korean celadon vessels,
comprising two cups and a cong vase.
$150 – $250
1159. Boxed set of twenty Japanese Kutani bowls and
covers with figural design, and another bowl
and cover. D. 120mm
$100 – $200
1160. Pair of miniature Japanese Kutani vases, Meiji
period (1868-1912), finely painted, fuku mark to
the bases. H. 115mm
$200 – $300
1161. Collection of six assorted Japanese Kutani sake
flasks.
$40 – $80
1162. Japanese Arita deep dish, painted in underglaze
blue and enamelled, mark to the base. D.
158mm
$200 – $400
1163. Large Japanese rectangular stoneware platter,
with streaked green glaze. L. 650mm
$200 – $400
1164. Japanese Mashiko stoneware platter of square
form, D. 350mm; together with a Mashiko
pottery ash glazed jug by Kamiya Sahoichi and
an ash glazed Bizen pottery bowl
$40 – $80
1165. Two Japanese stoneware bowls with painted
enamel decoration. D. 170mm
$150 – $250
1166. Large Japanese tenmoku glazed vase of oval
form. H. 420mm
$40 – $80
1167. Japanese blue and white hibachi, painted with a
mountainous landscape, converted to be used
as a stool. D. 460mm
$50 – $100
1168. Japanese Jun glazed hibachi. D. 320mm
$50 – $100
1169. Large Japanese Jun glazed hibachi. D. 385mm
$100 – $200
1170. Japanese Jun glazed hibachi. D. 300
$50 – $100
1171. Pair of large Japanese bamboo cylinders,
carved with samurai on horseback, 20th
century. H. 455mm
$200 – $400
1172. Japanese rootwood carved basket, 18th
century. H. 245mm
$100 – $200
1173. Japanese wood puzzle box. W. 150mm
$100 – $200
1174. Japanese bronze lantern, in three sections,
Meiji period (1868-1912), with bells hanging
from the hexagonal top. H. 320mm overall.
Provenance: Rex Jennings Collection
$200 – $400
1175. Japanese bronze lidded koro [censer], Meiji
period (1868-1912), with shishi lion handles and
cover finial, signed ‘Dai Nihon, Kyoto, [name of
maker]’. H. 270mm
$400 – $600
1176. Japanese bronze model of a lobster, Meiji
period (1868-1912), unsigned. L. 200mm.
Provenance: Pat Booth Collection
$125 – $175
1177. Japanese iron kettle, with metal handle and
cover, wooden stand. W. 180mm. Provenance:
Previously in the Len Castle Collection. Pat
Booth Collection.
$250 – $350
1178. Two Japanese spelter vases, each decorated
with a dragon applied around the body. H.
210mm
$150 – $250
1179. Japanese pressed metal tray, 20th century,
decorated with the three monkeys ‘hear no evil,
see no evil, speak no evil’, signed. W. 850mm
$100 – $150
1180. Japanese iron tsuba with dragon design. H.
70mm
$50 – $100
1181. Japanese horn fitting, carved as a demon,
signed. H. 75mm
$80 – $120
1182. Miniature Japanese doll. H. 120mm
$50 – $100
1183. Group of ten Japanese mixed material ojime.
$200 – $300
1184. Japanese ivory fitting, Meiji period (1868-1912),
inlaid in Shibayama-style with birds amongst
peony sprays. L. 48mm
$150 – $250
1185. Two small Japanese ivory Noh masks, Meiji
period (1868-1912). H. 37mm max
$150 – $250
1186. Pair of Japanese export ivory serviette rings,
and one other, early 20th century. D. 45mm
max
$100 – $150
1187. Japanese Shibayama-style inlaid ivory and
wood whist counter, Meiji period (1868-1912).
W. 92mm
$200 – $300
1188. Pair of Japanese wooden whist counters, Meiji
period (1868-1912), with Shibayama-style and
lacquer decoration. W. 92mm
$200 – $400
1189. Japanese ivory netsuke of a sleeping bijin
(beautiful woman), late Meiji period (1868-
1912), signed, with wood stand. W. 44mm.
Provenance: From the Rex Jennings Collection
$300 – $500
1190. Small Japanese ivory netsuke of a child riding
an ox, late Meiji period (1868-1912), signed.
W. 54mm. Provenance: From the Rex Jennings
Collection
$300 – $500
1191. Small Japanese ivory okimono of a man
smoking a pipe, late Meiji period (1868-1912),
sitting with a monkey on a tree trunk. W.
65mm. Provenance: From the Rex Jennings
Collection
$400 – $600
1192. Japanese okimono of a crab, Meiji period
(1868-1912). W. 115mm
$400 – $600
1193. Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji period (1868-
1912), carved as two men drinking sake dressed
like bijin, signed.
$1000 – $1500
1194. Japanese ivory okimono of an egret, Meiji
period (1868-1912). H. 150mm
$1500 – $2000
1195. Japanese woven cane, lacquer, silver and
copper lidded box, Meiji period (1868-1912),
the lid decorated with an egret on a branch
under the moon. L. 145mm
$400 – $600
1196. Japanese silver box, Meiji period (1868-1912),
with raised and inlaid in gold and copper
decoration of peony and prunus branches,
signed and marked Jungin. W. 135mm
$1200 – $1800

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1196 1211
1197. Large Japanese export rosewood and silver
handled tray, Meiji period (1868-1912), with
pierced panels of dragons amongst clouds. W.
490mm
$1200 – $1800
1198. Japanese export silver tea service, Meiji period
(1868-1912), decorated with repoussé iris
blossoms and hammered background texture,
comprising lidded teapot, lidded sugar bowl,
creamer, tongs and strainer, marked Jungin. W.
180mm
$5000 – $8000
1199. Pair of Japanese export silver condiments, early
20th century, shaped as two ships. L. 80mm
$150 – $250
1200. Japanese export silver dance card, late 19th
century, ivory inserts, marked. H. 65mm
$150 – $200
1201. Japanese export squared silver dish, early 20th
century, signed ‘Samurai Shokai, Yokohama,
Sterling’. W. 115mm
$200 – $300
1194
1175
1202. Japanese four-piece silver, copper and wood
smoking set, 20th century, comprising lidded
box, ashtray, match holder and tray, with silver
and gold inlaid decoration, signed. W. 305mm
$500- $800
1203. Fine Japanese iron cigarette case, early 20th
century, inlaid in gold and silver with an eagle
clutching a fish amongst waves, signed. H.
85mm
$600 – $800
1204. Japanese iron cigarette case, early 20th
century, with silver and gilt inlaid of a tiger
under the moon, marked fuku and K24GOLD.
H. 90mm
$300 – $500
1205. Japanese iron cigarette case, early 20th
century, with gilt decoration of cranes, fuku
mark to the back and with the mon of the
Tukagawa clan. H. 98mm
$150 – $250
1206. Japanese Komai-style mixed metal cigarette
case, 20th century. H. 165mm
$100 – $150
1207. Japanese Damascene mixed metal cigarette
case, 20th century, inlaid in gold and silver,
marked 24K to the reverse. H. 158mm
$150 – $200
1208. Japanese Damascene cigarette case, early
20th century, inlaid in gold and silver, original
wooden box. H. 160mm
$150 – $200
1209. Fine Japanese Komai-style mixed metal
spectacle case, Meiji period (1868-1912). W.
110mm
$350 – $500
1210. Japanese tortoiseshell covered tea caddy, Meiji
period (1868-1912), with hinged cover with
lacquer decoration of a long tailed bird, the
interior with two lidded compartments with
floral design. W. 210mm
$500 – $800

1211. Japanese cloisonné lidded rectangular box,
signed Miyazaki Shinju, Meiji period (1868-
1912), decorated with flowering branches,
signed. W. 123mm
$800 – $1200
1212. Japanese Totai cloisonné handled vase,
Nagoya, Meiji/Taisho (1868-1926), decorated
with a butterfly amongst callas. H. 180mm
$200 – $300
1213. Japanese miniature cloisonné vase, Meiji
period (1868-1912), in the style of Namikawa
Yasuyuki, unsigned. H. 120mm
$600 – $1000
1214. Fine Japanese gold and silver wire cloisonné
vase, Meiji period (1868-1912), decorated
with birds on blossoming branches, unsigned
but attributed to Miwa Tomisaburo. H.
250mm
$1200 – $1800
1215. Large Japanese iron patinated bronze vase,
Meiji period (1868-1912), decorated in relief
with gold, copper and silver with a boat in a
harbour with a village and the mount Fuji in
the background, signed. H. 305mm
$1500 – $2500
1216. Large Japanese Sumidagawa ware bowl,
applied with four figures of children looking at
a hut on a lake shore, signed. D. 275mm
$800 – $1200
1217. Japanese Nabeshima type footed bowl
made for the Prince of Hizen, Edo period
(1603-1868), with Kakiemon style underglaze
blue and enamel decoration, the base with
underglaze blue mon [family crest] of the
Prince of Hizen. D. 245mm. It is said that
items baring this mon were made for the
personal use of the Prince himself and would
have been made in the Imperial Garden of
the Prince. The Prince was a member of the
honoured Nabeshima family.
$1500 – $2500
1218. Large Japanese Imari tray, 19th century,
painted to the centre with a bijin holding a
fan. L. 380mm
$500 – $800
1219. Large Japanese Fukagawa vase and
cover, Meiji period (1868-1912), painted in
underglaze blue and enamelled with ducks
and flowers in a pond, the lid and the base
signed by the maker and Fukagawa Sei. H.
630mm
$800 – $1200
1220. Pair of large Japanese Kutani vases, Meiji
period (1868-1912), the body decorated
with two large panels of figures in gardens,
possibly signed Fugakawa Zo. H. 620mm
$1500 – $2500
1221. Pair of very large Japanese Satsuma trophy
vases, Meiji period (1868-1912), with trumpet
rims and relief gilt brocade design to the
neck, the body decorated with birds amongst
blossoming sprays. H. 720mm
$4000 – $6000
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1228 1227
1209 1187
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1222. Large Japanese Satsuma vase, signed
Kinkozan, Meiji period (1868-1912), decorated
with figures at leisure in a garden, underneath
wisteria branches. H. 365mm. Illustrated on
the back cover of Elaine Strachan, My Passion
for Japanese Cloisonné, Satsuma and Related
Ware.
$3500 – $5000
1223. Japanese Satsuma vase, Meiji period (1868-
1912), finely decorated with a Louhan and
heavenly attendants to one side, the reverse
with a Goddess with attendants and a white
elephant, unsigned. 240mm
$3000 – $4000
1224. Small Japanese Satsuma lidded jar, signed
Hankinzan, Meiji period (1868-1912), finely
painted with ‘the thousand butterflies’ design
and two figural panels. H. 85mm
$1500 – $2000
1225. Superb Japanese Satsuma lidded koro [censer],
signed Yabu Meizan, Meiji period (1868-
1912), the body very finely enamelled and gilt
with eight panels of birds, figures and sea
landscapes, the lid with ‘the thousand flowers’
design. W. 125mm
$8000 – $12 000
1226. Japanese Satsuma lobed bowl, signed Fujisan,
Meiji period (1868-1912), finely decorated
to the interior with a scene of bijin giving a
profusions of gifts to villagers, the exterior with
fishermen bringing ashore fish nets. D. 155mm
$5000 – $8000
1227. Small Japanese Satsuma bowl, signed Fujisan,
Meiji period (1868-1912), finely decorated to
the interior with two figures in a garden scene.
W. 130mm
$1500 – $2500
1228. Japanese Satsuma bowl, signed Hankinzan,
Meiji period (1868-1912), finely painted to the
interior with twelve butterflies, the exterior
with quails and other birds amongst flowers. D.
11mm
$3000 – $4000
1229. Japanese long stemmed Satsuma vase, signed
Gyokushu, Meiji period (1868-1912), finely
painted with river landscape panels, impressed
Taizan mark. H. 125mm
$400 – $600
1230. Small Japanese Satsuma blue ground vase,
signed Eizan, Meiji period (1868-1912),
decorated with panels of flowers and bijin. H.
95mm
$300 – $400
1231. Miniature Japanese Satsuma blue ground vase,
signed Kinkozan, Meiji period (1868-1912),
painted with panels of samurai. H. 65m
$200 – $300
1232. Japanese Satsuma blue ground cup and saucer,
signed Kinkozan, late Meiji period (1868-1912).
D. 125mm
$200 – $300
1233. Japanese Satsuma bowl, signed Hankinzan,
Meiji period (1868-1912), painted to the interior
with wise men performing magic. D. 130mm
$200 – $300
1234. Japanese Satsuma plate, Meiji period (1868-
1912), decorated with a river landscape, signed.
D. 215mm
$100 – $200
1235. Two miniature Japanese Satsuma vessels, both
signed Kinkozan, Meiji period (1868-1912),
comprising a lidded handled urn and a vase. H.
130mm
$80 – $120
1236. Japanese Satsuma cup and saucer, signed
Genzan, 20th century, with iris decoration. D.
145mm
$80 – $120
1237. Japanese Satsuma lidded vessel, 20th century,
modelled as a Japanese pug dog. W. 300mm
$300 – $500
1238. Japanese suit of armour, Meiji period (1868-
1912), including a kaputo [helmet] and face
guard. Provenance: Pat Booth Collection
$1500 – $2000
1239. no lot
1240. Mongolian horse saddle, of carved wood,
shagreen and gilt metal fittings and stirrups,
brocade cover. L. 520mm. Provenance: Pat
Booth Collection
$400 – $600
1241. Paul Jacoulet (1902-1960), Le Maitre Potier,
from the Corée series, woodblock print, pencil
signed and with red insect mark. 420 x 325mm,
framed and glazed
$2500 – $3500
1242. Japanese woodblock print, attributed to
Kumisada, depicting a bijin holding a fan. 695 x
245mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
1243. Japanese triptych woodblock print, attributed
to Kunikiyo, depicting a samurai fighting with
two onna-bugeisha [female warrior]. 360 x
735mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
1244. Japanese triptych woodblock print attributed
to Kunisada, depicting a sea battle scene. 355 x
745mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
1245. Japanese triptych woodblock print attributed to
Yoshitsura, depicting a sea battle scene. 355 x
745mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
1246. Japanese triptych woodblock print, attributed
to Kunikiyo, depicting a gentleman with two
bijin in a palace. 360 x 735mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
1247. Japanese triptych woodblock print, attributed
to Yoshinori, depicting a gathering at a temple.
365 x 745mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
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1248. Japanese triptych woodblock print, attributed
to Kunihisa, depicting a group of samurai killing
a kirin [mythical beast]. 360 x 725mm, mounted
$800 – $1200
1249. Japanese triptych woodblock print, attributed
to Kunikiyo, depicting a group of samurai
bringing a message to a lord. 360 x 735mm,
mounted
$800 – $1200
1250. Japanese woodblock print depicting the Mt
Fuji from the Lake Yamanaka. 270 x 400mm,
mounted
$150 – $250
1251. Japanese woodblock print depicting the Mt
Fuji from the Lake Yamanaka. 270 x 400mm,
mounted
$150 – $250
1252. Japanese zelkova wood suzuribako [merchant
writing supply box], with metal handles,
together with a Chinese ink stone. 270 x 165 x
185mm. Provenance: Pat Booth Collection
$150 – $250
1253. Japanese lacquer kodanso [cabinet], Meiji/
Taisho period (1868-1926), decorated in
gold takamaki-e, hiramaki-eand nashiji with
mountainous river landscapes. L. 185mm
$200 – $400
1254. Large Japanese lacquer kodansu [cabinet],
Meiji period (1868-1912), with copper handle
and fittings, with black lacquer ground
decorated in gold and red hiramaki-e and
takamaki-e with fans, opening to reveal four
drawers decorated with butterflies, nashiji
door and drawer interior, signed. 365 x 220 x
290mm
$1200 – $1800
1255. Japanese lacquer zushi [portable shrine],
the two hinged doors with gilt metal fittings,
opening to reveal Buddha Amithaba sitting on
a tall lotus stand before a mandorla. H. 380mm
Provenance: Pat Booth Collection
$300 – $500
1256. Japanese lacquer lidded stand, Meiji period
(1868-1912), with black background, decorated
in gold hiramaki-e with stylised floral design. H.
215mm
$150 – $250
1257. Fine Japanese four-case lacquer inro, Meiji
period (1868-1912), lenticular with attached
himotoshi, the black lacquer ground decorated
in gold, silver, black and red hiramaki-e and
takamaki-e with people on a boat crossing
the sea with mountains in the far background,
nashiji interior, coral ojime, with wood stand. H.
73mm. Provenance: Rex Jennings Collection
$300 – $500

1258. Japanese lacquer suzuribako [writing box],
signed in seal form Shiomi Masanari, 19th
century, the overhanging cover with black
lacquer ground decorated in gold, silver, back
and red hiramaki-e, togidashi-e and nashiji
with eleven cranes, the interior of the cover
with further nine cranes, the interior of the box
decorated with bamboo sprays, slate suzuri [ink
stone] and gilt bronze mizuire [water dropper]
modelled as a rock. H. 235mm. Provenance:
Gilbertson Collection; Rex Jennings Collection.
$3000 – $5000
1259. Japanese lacquer cabinet, Meiji period
(1868-1912), raised on four bracket feet, with
overhanging cover and five drawers, decorated
in gold hiramaki-eand tamaki-e with Tokugawa
family mon and scrolling stylised floral design,
further Tokugawa family crest to the metal
handles, the interior and base nashiji. H.
260mm Provenance: Gilbertson Collection;
Rex Jennings Collection. The Tokugawa clan
was a powerful daimyo family of Japan.
$4000 – $6000
1260. A fine Japanese lacquer sage-jubako [picnic
set], possibly signed Shun-masa, 19th
century, the outer case fitted with four
stacked food containers with lid [jubako], a
rectangular drawer containing a set of five
trays, a square removable tray, and a lower
rectangular container fitted to support the
bases of two sake flasks, all with black lacquer
ground decorated in gold and red hiramaki-e,
togidashi-e and nashiji with elegant branches
of autumn leaves, the jubako and the bottles
with red lacquer interior, with fitted wood box.
H. 325mm. Provenance: Gilbertson Collection;
Rex Jennings Collection.
$6500 – $8500
1261. Large Japanese six-panel screen, Meiji period
(1868-1912), painted in bold colours with bijin in
a bamboo garden on a gilt ground. Each panel
1670 x 470mm
$1500 – $2500
1262. Fine Japanese two-panel Shibayama screen,
Meiji period (1868-1912), inlaid in Shibayamastyle
on a black lacquer ground with a tiger
entwined around a vase of flowers and with a
dragon amongst a hanging basket, the frame
decorated in gold hiramaki-ewith phoenix
and dragons design, signed on two inset ivory
panels. 1410 x 750mm each panel
$12 000 – $18 000
1263. Large Japanese Shibayama and carved
hardwood cabinet, Meiji period (1868-
1912), with gold lacquer panels decorated
in hiramaki-e and takamaki-e and inlaid in
Shibayama style with various scenes of birds,
foliage and samurai attacking a dragon, the
wood carved with flowers, phoenix and
dragons. 2170 x 1130mm
$7000 – $10 000
1264. Small Japanese Shibayama cabinet, Meiji
period (1868-1912), with ivory panels inlaid
in Shibayama style with blossoming sprays,
the wood frames and the blue painted panels
decorated in gold lacquer. 965 x 525mm
$500 – $800
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1257
1241
1260 1267
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1265. Japanese Shibayama style wood wall bracket,
Meiji/Taisho period (1868-1926). H. 570mm
$200 – $300
1266. Japanese low rectangular table. 830 x 320 x
500mm
$150 – $250
1267. Good Japanese Kaiden-dansu [step chest],
Meiji period (1868-1912), with multiple drawers
and sliding cupboards with forged metal
warabite handles and backplates. Provenance:
Purchased at the Sulu Gallery sale, Art and
Object 2007. W. 1700 x H. 2060mm
$2500 – $3500
1268. Good Japanese two piece isho-dansu [clothing
chest], Meiji period (1868-1912), made in the
Nihonmatsu region with forged metal warbite
handles and distinctive ornate metal disc lock
plates in brass and copper. The small key cover
is a mallet shaped referring to Daikoku, the god
of wealth who carries one. Above is a brass
ornament that depicts a money bag at the
centre. The upper section with two drawers
and small cupboards the lower section with
three full width drawers. H. 1200 x W. 1150mm
$1800 – $2400
1269. Japanese zelkova wood isho-dansu [clothing
chest], Meiji period (1868-1912), with a single
full width drawer above three drawers beside
small drawers and a cupboard with blackened
metal face plates and handles. H. 910 x W. 106mm
$800 – $1200
1270. Two section Japanese zelkova and lacquer
mizuya [kitchen chest], Meiji period (1868-
1912), the upper section with sliding cupboards
above small drawers, the lower section with
sliding cupboards. H. 1720 x W. 1800mm
$1000 – $2000
1271. Two section Japanese mizuya [kitchen chest]
in zelkova and paulownia wood, Meiji period
(1868-1912), the upper section with sliding
panel cupboards, the lower section with sliding
panelled cupboards. H.1680 x W. 1500mm
$500 – $800
1272. Japanese cha-dansu [tea utensil and storage
chest] with cupboards and small drawers with
burr timber fascias. H. 940 x W. 820mm
$250 – $400
1273. Japanese cha-dansu [tea utensil and storage
chest], Edo period (1603-1868). H. 900 x W.
690mm
$250 – $400
1274. Large Korean hardwood chest, with original
lock. 1760 x 800 x 610mm
$800 – $1200
1275. Korean blanket chest. Provenance: Len Castle
Collection.
$400 – $600
1276. Two section Korean ground stone cabinet, with
brass fittings and decorated with shagreen
stylised floral design (each section can be used
separately). 1020 x 315 x 610mm overall
$300 – $500
1277. Very large Korean kimchi earthenware jar and
cover. H. 860mm
$200 – $400
1278. Large Korean kimchi earthenware jar, with two
handles to the body. H. 580mm
$200 – $400
1279. Very large Korean kimchi earthenware jar, with
ribbed shoulder. H. 720mm
$200 – $400
Chinese and South-East
Asian Art
1280. Large Chinese pottery jar, with lug handles
to the shoulder. H. 600mm. Provenance: Pat
Booth Collection
$300 – $500
1281. Very large South East Asian stoneware dragon
jar, with lug handles to the shoulder, covered
in a rich green and blue iridescent glaze. H.
860mm
$800 – $1200
1282. Philippine Kalinga rice storage stoneware jar,
densely incised with bands of geometrical
design. H. 340mm
$300 – $500
1283. South-East Asian black glazed stoneware
handled jar. H. 235mm
$300 – $500
1284. Large and impressive Chinese rootwood
sculpture, 19th century, depicting the Immortal
Li Tieguai holding his crutch in his left hand and
a double gourd in his right hand, a bat flying out
from the calabash, the Immortal flanked by two
attendants each holding a double gourd. H.
1240mm
$3000 – $5000
1285. Chinese Shanxi province black lacquered
cabinet, 19th century, painted with figures and
terraced houses. H. 1770 x W. 1200mm
$1500 – $2000
1286. Large and impressive Tibetan cabinet. The
panelled doors each decoratively painted with
a Lama teaching to an audience of villagers
and attendants in a landscape setting within
a dragon cartouche framed by scrolling lotus
flowers. The two drawers to the base painted
with Tibetan red deer and tigers. H. 2020 x
W.1240mm
$3000 – $4000
1287. Tibetan chest, 19th century, the front panel
painted with tiger in a landscape setting. H.
440 X W. 730mm
$250 – $500
1288. Tibetan Thangka painted with the Buddha
Amitayus flanked by Bodhisattva figures of
white and yellow Tara. 1230 x 970mm
$400 – $800
10
1289. Chinese rootwood table, carved following
the natural shape of a tree trunk section, the
frieze densely carved in relief with dragon and
phoenix design. H. 650mm
$1000 – $2000
1290. Pair of long Chinese temple hardwood stools.
L. 2040mm
$400 – $800
1291. Chinese hongmu wooden stool or stand,
decorated with mother-of-pearl inlaid design
of birds amongst bamboo and fruity branches.
H. 445mm
$1000 – $1500
The Dr John A. and
Louise Gray ‘Mark and
Period’ Collection
(lots 1292 – 1341)
1292. Two Chinese copper red dishes, 18th century,
one with Qianlong seal mark. D. 155mm.
Both illustrated in Allen’s Introduction to Later
Chinese Porcelain, fig. 69, p. 135. Provenance:
Tony Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$1500 – $2500
1293. Chinese copper red dish, Qianlong seal mark
and of the period (1736-1795), with white base,
the sides and interior covered with a finely
crackled deep red glaze. D. 210mm. Illustrated
in Allen’s Authentication of Later Chinese
Porcelain, fig. 105, p. 186-187. Provenance:
Tony Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$800 – $1000
1294. Chinese copper red dish, Jiaqing underglaze
blue seal mark and of the period (1796-1820).
D. 188mm. Illustrated in Allen’s Authentication
of Later Chinese Porcelain, fig. 107, p. 191
$800 – $1200
1295. Chinese copper red dish, with rare Qianlong
kaishu script six-character mark and of the
period (1736-1795), with shallow rounded sides
and everted rim, the interior and the sides
covered in a deep ruby red glaze. D. 180mm.
The kaishu script mark possibly indicates that
this dish was made in the first two years of
the reign, before the mark was standardized.
See Allen’s Authentication of Later Chinese
Porcelain, p. 186. This dish is illustrated in ibid.,
p. 186-187, fig. 105.1 and 2. Provenance: Tony
Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$6000 – $8000
1296. Large Chinese monochrome blue glazed
vase, 18th century, with elephant head shaped
handles to the shoulder, the interior and
the base covered with a pale celadon glaze.
H. 395mm. Provenance: Purchased from
Riverside Auction House, Bangkok, Thailand,
July 4 1998, lot 91.
$5000 – $8000

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1297. Pair of Chinese monochrome yellow bowls,
Guangxu underglaze blue six-character mark
and of the period (1875-1908), the flaring sides
rising from a short foot to a slightly everted rim,
covered with a very finely crackled rich yellow
glaze. D. 125mm. Provenance: Tony Allen’s
Antiques, circa 1995.
$5000 – $8000
1298. Pair of Chinese yellow glazed saucer dishes,
Guangxu underglaze blue six-character mark
and of the period (1875-1908), the sides
covered with a thinly crackled rich yellow
glaze, the base and interior with white glaze. D.
110mm. This kind of dishes is particularly rare. It
was for the use of the 1st rank concubine only.
She could have had only four of these dishes at
any given time. See Allen’s Introduction to Later
Chinese Porcelain, p. 38, table B. Illustrated
in Allen’s Authentication of Later Chinese
Porcelain, p. 105, fig. 61.1 a & b. Provenance:
Tony Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$3000 – $5000
1299. Fine Chinese yellow ground dragon dish,
Guangxu aubergine six-character mark and of
the period (1875-1908), the interior incised with
two dragons in green and aubergine enamels
chasing a flaming pearl, the exterior with four
green-enamelled cranes in flight amongst
clouds. D. 137mm Provenance: Tony Allen’s
Antiques, circa 1995.
$5000 – $7000
1300. Chinese yellow ground green enamelled
footed dragon bowl, Guangxu underglaze blue
six-character mark and of the period (1875-
1908), the interior incised with a front-faced
dragon, the exterior with a pair of dragons
chasing the flaming pearl amongst scrolling
clouds and waves. D. 120mm Provenance: Tony
Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$4000 – $6000
1301. Fine Chinese monochrome yellow bowl,
Daoguang underglaze blue seal mark and of
the period (1821-1850), the fine porcelain with
steep and gently flaring sides rising from a
thin foot rim to a slightly everted rim, covered
with a finely crackled rich yellow glaze. D.
145mm. Illustrated in Allen’s Authentication
of Later Chinese Porcelain, fig. 32, p. 56-57.
Provenance: Tony Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$10 000 – $12 000
1302. Pair of Chinese yellow glazed dishes, Xuantong
underglaze blue six-character mark and of
the period (1909-1911), the sides and interior
covered with a thinly crackled duck egg yellow
glaze, the base with white glaze. D. 147mm.
Provenance: Tony Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$4000 – $6000
1303. Pair of Chinese monochrome yellow saucer
dishes, Xuantong aubergine six-character
mark and of the period (1909-1911), covered
with a thinly crackled duck egg yellow glaze.
D. 105mm. Provenance: Sotheby’s, 2nd
December 1997
$2500 – $3500
1304. Chinese blue and white phoenix saucer dish,
Xianfeng mark and of the period (1851-1861),
painted to the centre and to the exterior with a
pair of phoenix flying amongst scrolling clouds.
D. 165mm.
$6000 – $10 000
1305. Chinese stemcup, internal bowl and cover,
Guangxu underglaze blue six-character mark
and probably of the period (1875-1908), painted
to the exterior in iron red with dragons chasing
the flaming pearl amongst clouds and flames,
surrounded by ruyi motifs and waves bands
in underglaze blue. H. 200mm. Provenance:
Riverside Auction House, Bangkok, Thailand,
1998.
$6000 – $8000
1306. Chinese underglaze blue and iron red
enamelled bat saucer, Guangxu underglaze
blue six-character mark and of the period
(1875-1908). D. 145mm. According to The
Imperial Factory Production List of 1900 these
saucers were for the use of eunuchs. See
Allen’s Introduction to Later Chinese Porcelain,
p. 53, and p. 55, fig. 18.
$1000 – $1500
1307. Pair of Chinese turquoise ground bowls,
Guangxu stamped iron-red six-character
mark and of the period (1875-1908), painted
with butterflies amongst flowers and fruits.
D.160mm
$1400 – $2000
1308. Chinese yellow ground famille rose bowl,
Guangxu underglaze blue six-character mark
and of the period (1875-1908), painted with
auspicious ‘long life’ decoration with bats,
shou characters and peaches. D. 135mm.
Provenance: Tony Allen’s Antiques, circa 1995.
$1500 – $3000
1309. Chinese yellow ground famille rose bowl,
Guangxu iron-red six-character mark and
of the period (1875-1908), decorated with
phoenix and dragons design. D. 190mm
$800 – $1200
1310. Pair of fine Chinese famille rose peach and bat
bowls, Republic period (1912-1949), the base
with iron-red Ju ren tang zhi mark, [Hall where
the Benevolence Resides]. D. 127mm
$1500 – $2500
1311. Chinese copper red mallet shaped vase, Kangxi
six-character mark and possibly of the period
(1662-1722), painted with stylised phoenix and
scrolling clouds. H. 195mm
$2000 – $4000
1312. Chinese peachbloom glazed beehive waterpot,
19th century, apocryphal six-character Kangxi
mark to the base. D. 105mm
$800 – $1200
1313. Chinese peach bloom glazed compressed
globular brush washer, late Qing dynasty
(1644-1911), apocryphal Kangxi six-character
mark to the base. D. 130mm
$800 – $1000
14
1314. Chinese peachbloom glazed brushwasher, of
compressed globular shape, apocryphal sixcharacter
Kangxi mark to the base. D. 115mm
$300 – $500
1315. Small Chinese meiping vase with copper
red decoration, late 19th/early 20th century,
apocryphal Yongzhen mark to the base. H.
145mm
$300 – $400
1316. Three Chinese miniature vases, including a
small mirror black double gourd vase, 18th
century, a small peach bloom jarlet, 19th
century, apocryphal Kangxi mark to the base,
and a sang de boeuf bottle vase, 20th century.
H. 100mm max
$500 – $800
1317. Chinese sang de boeuf lidded jar, 20th century
or earlier. H. 240mm. Illustrated in Allen’s
Introduction to Later Chinese Porcelain, fig.
71b, p. 138. Provenance: Tony Allen’s Antiques,
circa 1995.
$200 – $300
1318. Chinese blue and white saucer dish, Guangxu
mark and of the period (1875-1908), painted
with floral design to the centre. D. 148mm.
A very similar one is illustrated in Allen’s
Authentication of Later Chinese Porcelain, fig.
129.1, p. 220
$400 – $600
1319. Chinese blue and white vase, 19th/20th
century, painted with dense blossoming lotus
sprays, apocryphal Qianlong seal mark to the
base. H. 205mm
$600 – $800
1320. Two Chinese blue and white lotus dishes,
Guangxu six-character mark and of the period
(1875-1908). D. 180mm max.
$600 – $800
1321. Two Chinese blue and white lotus dishes,
Guangxu six-character mark and of the period
(1875-1908). D. 135mm max
$500 – $800
1322. Small Chinese Mandarin pattern jug, 18th
century, painted with figural design. H. 110mm
$200 – $300
1323. Chinese famille rose dish, Tongzhi iron-red seal
mark and probably of the period (1862-1874),
painted with a scene depicting the arrival of
travellers. D. 160mm
$300 – $500
1324. Chinese Song-style celadon bowl, the sides
carved as lotus petals. D. 150mm
$200 – $300
1325. Chinese Jun-style glazed dish, covered with a
purple blue thick running glaze. D. 160mm
$200 – $300
1326. Chinese provincial crackled glaze celadon dish
with foliate rim. D. 160mm
$100 – $200

1363
1327. Korean pale celadon glazed porcelain cup
holder. D. 100mm
$80 – $100
1328. Small Chinese gilt coral ground conical bowl,
20th century, apocryphal Xuantong mark to the
base. D. 115mm
$100 – $200
1329. Chinese Peking green overlay white glass vase,
carved with a duck in a lotus pond. H. 230mm
$200 – $400
1330. Large and impressive Chinese cloisonné tazza
or compote, 20th century, decorated with
panels of Buddhist lions playing with a ribbontied
brocade ball, and panels with stylised floral
design, on a blue background with dense floral
design. H. 360mm
$1500 – $2000
1331. Chinese cloisonné censer with dragon
decoration, 20th century, apocryphal Ming
dynasty mark to the base, with wood stand.
D. 200mm
$100 – $200
1332. Chinese cloisonné vase, 20th century, with
birds and flowers decoration. H. 315mm
$100 – $200
1333. Small Japanese cloisonné brushpot, decorated
with panels of birds on flowering branches. H.
80mm
$80 – $120
1334. Set of five Chinese carved black ink blocks, in a
fitted box. W. 90mm max
$100 – $200
1335. Chinese squared red ink block, carved with a
scene of women weaving. H. 140mm
$100 – $200
1336. Large Chinese zun vase-shaped ink block, with
fitted box. H. 350mm
$100 – $200
1337. Set of five Chinese carved black ink blocks, in a
fitted box. W. 85mm max
$100 – $200
1338. Large Chinese oval black ink block, carved and
gilt with a shou [long life] character, bats and
peaches. H. 240mm
$100 – $200
1362
1361
1339. Large Chinese rectangular black ink block,
carved and gilt with dragons chasing the
flaming pearl, in a fitted box. H. 235mm
$100 – $200
1340. Set of ten Chinese carved polychrome ink
blocks, in a fitted box. W. 180mm max
$100 – $200
1341. Set of eight Chinese carved polychrome ink
blocks, in a fitted box. H. 145mm max
$100 – $200
1342. Pair of Chinese rock crystal vases, decorated
with flowering prunus branches, gilt bronze
stands. H. 150mm
$100 – $200
1343. Small Chinese rock crystal carving of a carp
and lingzhi spray. W. 50mm
$150 – $250
1344. Chinese orange soapstone carved boulder.
H. 65mm
$100 – $200
1345. Two Chinese jade pendants. L. 80mm
$100 – $200
1346. Two Chinese pale celadon jade hairpins.
L. 115mm
$200 – $300
1347. Two Chinese jadeite bangles. D. 72mm max
$250 – $350
1348. Chinese jadeite phoenix-head belt hook,
together with a celadon jade water dropper.
L. 80mm max
$250 – $2350
1349. Two Chinese jadeite monkey and peach group
carvings, together with a celadon and russet
jade dragon pendant. The first, H. 60mm
$600 – $800
1350. Chinese celadon and russet hetian (hotan) jade
bead bracelet, each bead carved with a Luohan
face. L. 25mm each bead
$500 – $800
1351. Small Chinese pale celadon hetian (hotan) jade
disc-shaped pendant. D. 25mm
$500 – $800
15
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1357
1360
1359
1364
1352. Small Chinese spinach hetian (hotan) jade
disc-shaped pendant. D. 25mm
$500 – $800
1353. Small Chinese celadon and russet hetian
(hotan) jade pendant of a qilin [mythical beast]
and a lingzhi mushroom. H. 30mm
$500 – $800
1354. Small Chinese jadeite cabbage pendant.
H. 50mm
$500 – $800
1355. Small Chinese pale celadon and russet hetian
(hotan) jade pendant, carved with the boys He
He er Xian. H. 30mm
$500 – $800
1356. Small Chinese celadon and russet hetian
(hotan) jade pendant, carved with a chilong
dragon and lingzhi mushroom. H. 40mm
$500 – $800
1357. Small Chinese pale celadon jade of a butterfly
carved in profile. W. 40mm. Provenance: From
the Leo Walker Tattersfield Collection
$150 – $300
1358. Chinese pale celadon jade carving of a
butterfly, naturalistically carved with open
wings, wood stand. W. 80mm.
Provenance: Rex Jennings Collection.
$400 – $800
1359. Chinese celadon jade carving of a butterfly,
carved and pierced amongst blossoming
sprays, wood stand. W. 85mm.
Provenance: Rex Jennings Collection.
$400 – $800
1360. Chinese celadon jade circular plaque, carved
and pierced with a long-tailed bird amongst
flowers, wood stand. D. 63mm. Provenance:
Rex Jennings Collection
$400 – $800
1361. Chinese pale celadon jade square plaque,
carved and pierced with peony and a bat
around a double xi [happiness], character,
wood stand. W. 70mm. Provenance: Rex
Jennings Collection
$400 – $800

1369
1354
1377
1355
1373
1370
1351
1356
1375
1367
1368
1376
1374
1353
16
1352
1362. Chinese pale celadon jade circular plaque,
carved and pierced with children amongst
precious objects and scrolling flowers, wood
stand. D. 58mm. Provenance: Rex Jennings
Collection
$400 – $800
1363. Chinese pale celadon jade carving of a
recumbent qilin and cub, holding a leafy spray
in their mouths. W. 55mm
$5000 – $8000
1364. Large Chinese spinach jade brushpot, 19th
century, carved with a continuous landscape
scene with a sage before pavilions set amidst
gardens of pine trees, ornamental rocks and
waterfalls, the mottled spinach green stone
with paler moss-green and cream coloured
areas. H. 175mm
$8000 – $12 000
1365. Pair of Chinese ‘chicken blood’ stone seals,
with uncarved base. H. 96mm. Certificate
of Identification of the Chinese National
Gold & Diamond Testing Center no.
A100509133/3931.
$8000 – $12 000
1366. Chinese tianhuang soapstone boulder,
carved with scholar figures in a continuous
mountainous landscape. H. 85mm. Certificate
of Gem Identification of the Gem Testing
Centre, The Chamber of Jewellery of All-China
Federation of Industry and Commerce no.
A40655-3136.
$38 000 – $48 000
1367. Two rare miniature Chinese cherry amber
medicine libation cups, late 17th century,
moulded and carved with pine and prunus
branches. W. 60mm max
$15 000 – $25 000
1368. Rare Chinese fossilised elk antler brush washer,
carved with lingzhi mushroom sprays. W.
75mm
$2500 – $3500
1369. Large Chinese pale celadon and russet hetian
(hotan) jade pendant, carved with Hehe er Xian
raising from a lotus flower. H. 80mm
$2000 – $3000
1370. Large Chinese pale celadon and russet
hetian (hotan) jade pendant, carved with a
Bodhisattva. H. 70mm
$3000 – $5000
1371. Large Chinese pale celadon and grey hetian
(hotan) jade pendant, carved with a bat and a
deer underneath a pine tree. H. 78mm
$2000 – $3000
1372. Pair of small Chinese russet hetian (hotan) jade
carvings of oxen. W. 35mm
$800 – $1200
1373. Small Chinese pale celadon and russet hetian
(hotan) jade pendant , carved with Budai. H.
35mm
$500 – $800

1383 1385 1386
1374. Small Chinese celadon and russet hetian
(hotan) jade pendant, carved with a tree shrew
and a coin. W. 32mm
$500 – $800
1375. Small pale celadon and grey hetian (hotan) jade
pendant, carved with two quails. W. 30mm
$500 – $800
1376. Small Chinese pale celadon hetian (hotan) jade
pendant, carved as a lotus fruit. H. 41mm
$500 – $800
1377. Small Chinese pale celadon hetian (hotan) jade
pendant, carved as a lotus bud. H. 42mm
$500 – $800
1378. Complete set of twelve Chinese pale celadon
hotan (hetian) jade zodiac plaques, each
carved and pierced with a zodiac animal. D.
50mm each Certifi cate of Identifi cation of the
National Gold & Diamond Testing Centre no.
A091216727/7089.
$18 000 – $28 000
1379. Large Chinese jadeite pendant, carved with
a qilin climbing on a double gourd, amongst
lingzhi mushroom, cash and prunus fl owers. H.
95mm
$3800 – $5000
1380. Chinese jadeite carved pipe. L. 150mm
$4500 – $6500
1381. Forty-two volumes of the Transactions of
the Oriental Ceramics Society, London, from
Vol. 1, 1921-1922 to Vol. 62 1997-1998 (Vols.
1-5 and 6-10 in the reprinted fi ve volumes
bound editions of 1962). Complete volume list
available on request.
$1500 – $2500
1382. An almost complete run of the Transactions of
the Oriental Ceramics Society, London, from
vol. 22, 1946-1947, to vol. 32, 1959-1960, ten
volumes in total. Complete volume list available
on request.
1383. Large Chinese Cizhou sancai jar, Song/Yuan
dynasty (13th-14th century), with six handles to
the shoulder of alternating yellow and green
colour, the body incised with scrolling peony
sprays above overlapping lotus petals, covered
with bright yellow and green glaze. H. 330mm
$4500 – $6500
1384. Large Chinese fl ambé glazed jar, 19th century,
with wooden lid, covered with a thinly crackled
rich red and purple streaked glaze thinning to a
cream tone to the rim. H. 280mm
$600 – $800
1385. Chinese peach bloom glazed libation cup,
19th century, moulded in relief with lingzhi
mushroom sprays, apocryphal Kangxi sixcharacter
mark to the base, wood stand. H.
80mm
$1000 – $1500
1386. Chinese fl ambé glazed fanghu vase, Tongzhi
mark and of the period (1862-1874), the front
and the back sides with moulded peachshaped
panels, covered in a thinly crackled
dark red glaze with purple and blue streaks,
thinning to cream to the edges. H. 300mm
$5000 – $8000
1387. Large Chinese pale celadon glazed cong vase,
Xuantong underglaze blue six-character mark
and probably of the period (1909-1911), each
side moulded in shallow relief with the Eight
Trigrams. H. 285mm
$6000 – $8000
1388. Chinese cloisonné meiping vase, 18th century,
decorated with scrolling lotus sprays on a
turquoise ground. H. 305mm
$2500 – $3500
1389. Pair of Chinese famille rose mirror image
baluster vases, late Republic period (1912-
1949), each painted with a lady playing the pipa
in a garden underneath lines of calligraphy, the
base marked gu yue xuan [Old Moon Pavillion].
H. 235mm
$1500 – $3000
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1402
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1394
1390
1405 1404
1390
1391
18
1390. Two Chinese famille rose porcelain plaques,
signed Deng Bishan (1874-1930), painted with
swimming fish and aquatic plants. 360 x 25mm
each.
$6000 – $10 000
1391. Large and impressive Chinese porcelain
plaque, titled ‘The Eight Horses’, signed and
sealed Zhang Zhitang (1893 – 1971), dated
1948, finely enamelled with eight horses in a
forest landscape. 560 x 330mm.
$10 000 – $15 000
1392. Chinese deer-head handled famille rose
porcelain vase, 20th century, signed Deng
Xiaoyu (1920-2000), covered with a pale
celadon glaze, painted with sparrows on
rockworks amongst flowering branches, line
of calligraphy to the reverse, seal mark to the
base. H. 200mm
$3500 – $5000
1393. Chinese famille rose vase, Republic period
(1911-1949), painted with beautiful ladies and
children in a palace garden, the reverse with
lines of calligraphy, apocryphal Qianlong seal
mark to the base. H. 195mm
$1500 – $2500
1394. Very fine porcelain Chinese brushpot, signed
Wang Xiliang (1922 – ), the extremely thin
walls delicately enamelled with a child playing
the flute while riding an ox behind an elderly
man smoking a pipe, the reverse with lines of
calligraphy, Jindezhen seal mark to the base. H.
170mm
$40 000 – $60 000
1395. Large Chinese famille rose vase, 20th century,
painted with ‘The Eight Horses’ in the manner
of Ma Yin, apocryphal Qianlong seal mark to
the base. H. 405mm
$1500 – $2500
1396. Chinese famille rose slender baluster vase,
20th century, decorated with a lady travelling
on horseback with attendants, apocryphal
Qianlong seal mark to the base. H. 440mm
$1200 – $1800
1397. Chinese blue ground famille rose mallet vase,
apocryphal Qianlong mark to the base. H.
270mm
$600 – $800
1398. Chinese small famille rose garlic neck vase,
apocryphal Qianlong mark to the base. H.
175mm
$1000 – $2000
1399. Chinese Ming-style qingbai-type glazed
moonflask, decorated with dragons panels. H.
300mm
$2000 – $3000
1400. Chinese porcelain figure of Guanyin and child,
marked ‘Fujian Provincial Hall’. H. 260mm
$1200 – $1800
1401. Chinese porcelain figure of Caishen, the god
of wealth, marked ‘Fujian Provincial Hall’. H.
280mm
$1800 – $2800

1417 1416
1402. Pair of Chinese blue and white baluster vases,
probably Kangxi period (1662-1722), decorated
with panels of mythical beasts, each vase with
wood cover and wood stand. H. 245mm
$1000 – $2000
1403. Large Chinese blue and white plate, probably
Kangxi period (1662-1722), painted to the
centre with a basket of fl owers, artemisia leaf
mark to the base. D. 305mm
$600 – $1000
1404. Large Chinese export mandarin pattern bowl,
18th century, painted in underglaze blue
and famille rose enamels with various panels of
fi gures at leisure in palace settings. D. 330mm
$6000 – $8000
1405. Unusual and large Cantonese famille rose
lidded teapot, 19th century, fi nely enamelled
and painted with panels of fi gures in palace
settings and birds, butterfl ies and fl owers. H.
250mm
$2600 – $3600
1406. Chinese export blue and white Canton pattern
oval platter, 19th century. W. 340mm
$350 – $450
1407. Pair of Chinese export famille rose armorial
plates, circa 1780. Enamelled at the centre
with the arms and crest of King below gilt
dart-pattern in the well and narrow green
enamel and gilt bands at the rim. D. 225mm.
The arms are probably those of the King family
of Skelling in Yorkshire. See D. S. Howard,
Chinese Armorial Porcelain, London, 1974,
p.654. Dean King of Shelling Yorkshire died in
1795. Of his fi ve sons, Captain John King RN
FRS accompanied Capt. James Cook on his last
voyage in 1779 and was in Canton in 1780.
$800 – $1200
1408. Chinese armorial bowl, 18th century, the arms
with the initials ‘DG’. D. 115mm
$200 – $400
1409. French Samson famille rose armorial dish, mark
to the base. D. 275mm
$200 – $300
1410. Pair of Chinese blue and white dishes, 18th
century, painted with panels with the character
shi [long life]. D. 150mm
$200 – $400
1411. Small Chinese Yixing teapot, moulded with
bamboo design, seal mark of Shi Daming. W.
125mm
$200 – $400
1412. Small Chinese Yixing lidded teapot, carved
with Buddhist lions, seal mark. W. 135mm
$80 –$150
1413. Small Chinese Yixing lidded teapot, decorated
with the ‘Three Friends of Winter’, seal marks.
W. 110mm
$80 – $150
1414. Unusual Chinese Yixing teapot, the body and
the spout moulded as bamboo, a gourd applied
to the lid, seal mark to base and lid. H. 130mm
$150 – $250
1415. Chinese Yixing teapot and cover, attributed
to Pei Shimin (1892-1976), moulded with a
c-shaped handle and short spout, artist’s
seal marks to the base, cover and handle. W.
165mm
$1200 – $1800
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1416. Anna Pavlova Chinese red silk Mandarin coat,
early 19th century, richly embroidered in gold
thread with dragons amidst clouds above
scrolling waves, re-cut and fi tted with dark
velvet lining. W. 1200mm
This coat was probably a gift to the great
ballerina Anna Pavlova who is believed to have
worn it as an evening coat.
Provenance: included in the Anna Pavlova
Commemorative Exhibition, London Museum,
Kensington Palace, September 4th –
December 31st, 1956, catalogue no. 194. Later
sold at Sotheby’s, A Sale of Decorative Arts in
New Zealand, Auckland 12-13 December 1990,
lot 410. Later acquired by Pat Booth.
The coat is sold together with a catalogue of
the Exhibition, a catalogue of the Sotheby’s
auction, a copy of Keith Money, Anna Pavlova
– Her Life and Art, Alfred A. Knopf, New York,
1982 and two framed photographs of Anna
Pavlova.
$5000 – $8000
1417. Pair of large Chinese calligraphy panels, signed
Gao Jianfu (1879-1951), ink on paper, sealed,
framed and glazed. 1380 x 325mm
$6000 – $8000
1418. Pair of large Chinese calligraphy panels, signed
Fan Ceng (1938 – ), ink on paper, sealed,
framed and glazed. 1335 x 340mm
$6000 – $8000
1419. Small Chinese painting of a scholar sitting on
a river bank under a pine tree, ink on paper,
sealed, framed and glazed. 280 x 185mm
$1000 – $2000

1420. Small Chinese calligraphy panel, after Wen
Zhenming (1470 – 1559), ink on paper, signed,
sealed, framed and glazed. 210 x 185mm
$1600 – $2600
1421. Chinese watercolour on paper attributed to
He Chong (1807-1883), depicting cranes and
black birds in a river landscape, unframed. 335
x 252mm
$400 – $600
1422. Chinese rice paper painting of a glass blower,
19th century, framed and glazed. 215 x 155mm
$100 – $200
1423. Chinese rice paper painting of two Junks, 19th
century, framed and glazed. 195 x 315mm
$100 – $200
1424. Two Chinese rice paper paintings, 19th century,
depicting torture scenes, framed and glazed.
155 x 215mm
$200 – $400
1425. Three Chinese rice paper woodblock prints,
depicting respectively the battle of Weihai, the
battle for the restoration of the Korean Chosun
Dynasty and a pirate attack to the Chinese
fleet. 595 x 350mm
$200 – $400
1426. Chinese ivory bead bracelet. D. 115mm
$300 – $500
1427. Chinese ivory doctor’s doll, early 20th century.
H. 12mm
$200 – $300
1428. Chinese painted ivory chopstick holder with
metal mounts, early 20th century. L. 205mm
$100 – $200
1429. Cantonese ivory puzzle ball and stand, 19th
century. D. 75mm
$400 – $600
1419
A private collection
of snuff bottles
(lots 1430 – 1463)
1430. Japanese ivory and lacquer snuff bottle, Meiji
period (1868-1912), made for the Chinese
market, mark to the base, in original fitted box.
H. 70mm
$600 – $800
1431. Chinese tortoiseshell snuff bottle, Guangxu
mark and probably of the period (1875-1908),
the sides incised with lines of calligraphy. H.
57mm
$800 – $1000
1432. Chinese agate carved snuff bottle, 18th/19th
century, depicting a man and a crane in ivory
white relief. H. 80mm
$600 – $800
1433. Chinese carved agate double snuff bottle, 19th
century. H. 60mm
$600 – $800
1434. Chinese Suzhou-style agate snuff bottle, late
18th/early 19th century, finely carved following
the natural colour of the stone with a scholar
and young attendant with a bat, concave base.
$1500 – $1800
1435. Chinese shadow agate snuff bottle, late 18th/
early 19th century, carved in low relief with
butterflies and prunus branches, carved
footrim, coral stopper. H. 75mm
$800 – $1000.
1436. Chinese Suzhou-style agate snuff bottle,
late 18th/early 19th century, carved cleverly
following the natural colour of the stone with a
scholar and a horse under a full moon, concave
base. H. 62mm
$1500 – $3000
1437. Small Chinese agate snuff bottle, carved with
bat and peach handles. H. 45mm
$600 – $800
1438. Large Chinese agate snuff bottle of brownishred
colour with strong white cloud areas. H.
75mm
$1000 – $1200
1439. Chinese agate snuff bottle, late 18th/early
19th century, carved with young man in a
mountainous landscape with a single flower,
carved footrim. H. 60mm
$600 – $800
1440. Chinese agate flat snuff bottle, probably early
20th century, carved in relief with a leaping fish
with a lotus leaf and bud, carved foot rim. H.
60mm
$400 – $600
1441. Chinese agate snuff bottle, of grey colour with
natural white bands, carved foot rim. H. 67mm
$1000 – $1200
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1442
1442. Fine Chinese pale celadon jade articulated
snuff bottle, 19th century, pierced and carved
to the sides with scrolling dragons. H. 100mm
$1200 – $1500
1443. Chinese jadeite snuff bottle, 19th century,
carved with a cricket and prunus flowers on
one side. H. 60mm
$2000 – $2500
1444. Chinese jadeite double gourd snuff bottle,
probably 18th/19th century, carved with qilin
on scrolling double-gourd branches. H. 70mm
$600 – $800
1445. Large Chinese hardstone snuff bottle, 20th
century, carved with an eagle hunting a rabbit
and lines of calligraphy. H. 85mm
$400 – $600
1446. Chinese flambé glazed snuff bottle, probably
19th century, covered in a crackled deep red
and bluish-purple glaze. H. 70mm
$600 – $800
1447. Chinese blue and white snuff bottle, Guangxu
mark and probably of the period (1875-1908),
painted with figural decoration. H. 65mm
$800 – $1000
1448. Chinese famille rose porcelain snuff bottle,
early 20th century, moulded to the front with
an erotic scene, apocryphal Qianlong mark to
the base. H. 75mm
$400 – $600
1449. Chinese inside painted glass snuff bottle,
carved with ring handles, engraved to each
side with qian and long marks, the bottle
possibly dates to the 18th century, the
decoration of a later date. H. 62mm
$600 – $800
1450. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, signed
Zhou Leyuan (Qing dynasty), dated to the
eleventh year of the Tongzhi reign (1872) and
dedicated to Zeng Guofan, a famous general of
the Qing dynasty. H. 75mm
$2000 – $2500

1432
1450
1447 1431 1444
1451. Chinese inside painted cut glass snuff bottle,
signed Ding Erzhong (1865-1935) and dated
1916, painted in grisaille with erotic scenes to
the front and verso. H. 80mm
$400 – $800
1452. Large Chinese inside painted snuff bottle,
signed Ding Erzhong (1865-1935) and dated
1903, depicting craned amongst plants. H.
80mm
$400 – $600
1453. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, depicting
birds and flowers, the inscription reads: ‘To
Song Qingling [wife of sun Yat-sen], winter
1930 by Tang Zichuan’. H. 72mm
$800 – $1000
1454. Large Chinese inside painted snuff bottle,
signed Ye Zhongsan (1869-1945) and dated to
autumn 1903, depicting insects and cabbages.
H. 72mm
$1000 – $1200
1455. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, signed
Ye Zhongsan (1869-1945) and dated 1932,
dedicated to Lan Ping (stage name of Jiang
Qing, Mao Zedong’s wife). H. 75mm
$400 – $600
1456. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, signed
Ye Zhongsan (1869-1945) and dated 1919,
decorated with vivid colour with fish swimming
amongst lotus leaves. H. 73mm
$1000 – $1200
1457. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, signed
Ye Zhongshan (1869-1945) and dated 1914,
decorated with two scenes of scholars
amongst river landscapes. H. 74mm
$600 – $800
1458. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, signed Yan
Yutian (c. 1888-1918), decorated with vividly
coloured birds and flowers. H. 73mm
$800 – $1000
1459. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, signed Yan
Yutian (c. 1888-1918), decorated with a child
on an elephant and lines of calligraphy on a gilt
ground. H. 70mm
$800 – $1000
1453
1435
1442
1460. Chinese inside painted glass facetted snuff
bottle, signed Ma Shaoyuan (1867-1939) and
dated 1894, decorated with children playing in
a garden. H. 73mm
$600 – $800
1461. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, decorated
with bamboo trees and lines of calligraphy. H.
73mm
$400 – $600
1462. Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, 20th
century, featuring a Republican Navy General.
H. 85mm
$400 – $600
1463. Large Chinese inside painted snuff bottle,
depicting the ‘Grand Odalisque’ after J. A.
Ingres. H. 80mm
$200 – $300
1464. A group of ten Chinese snuff bottles. H. 80mm
max
$100 – $200
1465. Chinese buffalo horn carved bangle. D. 83mm
$300 – $600
1466. Chinese square sectioned wood stand. H.
160mm. Provenance: From the Rex Jennings
Collection
$100 – $200
1467. Chinese green ground Canton enamel tea
caddy, 20th century. H. 155mm
$300 – $400
1468. Chinese Canton enamel ruyi sceptre, painted
with precious objects on a yellow ground. L.
245mm
$350 – $450
1469. Chinese bamboo ruyi sceptre, naturalistically
carved as a lingzhi mushroom stem. L. 295mm
$500 – $800
1470. Chinese brass cinnabar paste box, the cover
incised with horses in a landscape in the
manner of Ma Yin. D. 80mm
$200 – $400
1471. Large Chinese black and red lacquer bottle
vase, early 20th century. H. 310mm
$400 – $800
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1433
1436
1472. Chinese four-panel red lacquer screen,
decorated to one side with figures in fenced
gardens, the reverse with floral design. 1425 x
300mm each panel
$200 – $300
1473. Large Chinese Ming-style wucai jar and cover,
19th/20th century, painted with battle scenes.
H. 410mm
$800 – $1200
1474. Chinese celadon and underglaze blue baluster
vase, 19th/20th century, decorated with
Buddhist lions playing with a brocade ball
amongst clouds. H. 425mm
$300 – $500
1475. Chinese Kangxi-style famille verte sleeve vase.
H. 300mm
$800 – $1200
1476. Chinese famille rose compressed circular box
and cover, 19th century. D. 90mm
$300 – $500
1477. Chinese famille rose tall circular jar and cover,
together with a famille rose water pot, both
with apocryphal Tongzhi seal marks. H. 115mm
max
$100 – $200
1478. Chinese porcelain dish, early 20th century,
decorated in high relief with a gold dragon. D.
150mm
$100 – $200
1479. Chinese Robin’s egg glazed water dropper,
shaped as a butterfly. W. 80mm
$280 – $400
1480. Small Chinese Neolithic painted pottery jar. H.
150mm. Provenance: Pat Booth Collection
$200 – $300
1481. Small Chinese iridescent green glazed pottery
jar, probably Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220).
H. 145mm. Provenance: Pat Booth Collection
$200 – $300
1482. Chinese shipwreck blue and white bowl, Ming
dynasty (1368-1644). D. 123mm
$150 – $250
1483. Pair of Chinese biscuit glazed Buddhist lions.
W. 230mm
$50 – $80
1484. Chinese cast bronze figure of a guard, Yuan
dynasty (1279-1368). H. 225mm
$250 – $350
1485. An Indian bronze figure of the Hindu Goddess
Uma, 13th century, mounted on a fitted stand.
H.300mm
$150 – $300
1486. Small Indian bronze figure of a Hindu goddess
and child. H. 75mm
$100 – $200

1503 1502
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Tribal Art
1490. Section of a brick moulded with a wheku head
in relief. L.170mm
$100 – $200
1491. Large and impressive Argillite toki of
quadrangular form. Hammer pecked fi nish.
Archaic period 14th – 16th century.
Provenance: Found on Te Horo beach on
the Kapiti Coast. Circa 1900. Y registration
pending.
$1500 – $2500
1492. John Henry Menzies
A very rare and important 19th century circular
sidetable. The circular top with kowhaiwhai
carving and inscribed: Kia marangaa ake
akakamo ko te whatatarei a raa. The frieze
pierced and carved with wheku heads, the
slender splayed legs pierced and carved with
wheku fi gures, the tongue of each grasped
by a three-fi ngered hand. The legs carved as
ancestral fi gures, each with protruding tongue
and hands to abdomen.
John Henry Menzies is known for his famous
book Maori Patterns Painted and Carved. He
carved and painted a number of church interiors
around Christchurch and Akaroa including St
Luke’s Church in Little Akaroa. He also made
a small number of pieces of furniture, most
of which are held by descendants or are in
museum collections.
Inscribed to the underside in Menzies own
hand “Carved by JH Menzies, Menzies Bay,
1874, of Tohi wood, grown on the spit. Maori
words on top are Let mine eyelids rest upon the
[indecipherable] of my Lady”
$3000 – $6000
1493. 19th century Maori carved whalebone kotiate,
the traditional blade of double lobed form with
carved notches to either side, the straightsided
grip terminating in a traditional wheku
head inset with paua shell eyes, the suspension
hole tapering from each side. Good colour and
patina to the surface. L.330mm. Y registration
pending
$1500 – $2500
1494. Trevor Lloyd
Centre and side carvings at Tieke meeting
house.
graphite on paper.
signed verso
350 x 160mm
$200 – $400
1495. Carved pounamu fi gure of a Maori ancestral
warrior holding a patu together with a silver
plated fi gure of a tuatara on a pounamu base.
$100 – $200
1496. Selection of fi ve stone toki. Y11132, Y15180,
Y5815, Y5818, Y2976
$150 – $250
1497. Argillite stone ridgeback toki. Toki of this form
were typically used to carve canoe. L.220mm.
Y14303
$250 – $400

1498. 19th century kiwi-feather and muka kete.
170mm x 220mm. Y14955
$2500 – $3500
1499. Muka kete (flax fibre bag) of generous
proportions with double pair twining and
complex cross weave patterning.
440 x 440mm
$650 -$1000
1500. New Zealand silver and paua shell toast rack
$200 – $300
1501. Unusual Maori coffer. The red ochre painted
doors carved and pierced with takarangi spirals
framed by pillars carved in high relief with
ancestral figures each with wheku face. The
sides further carved in low relief with figures in
front and side profile. W.510mm x H.320mm
$800 – $1200
1502. Pair of Amo boards. Each carved with four
figures with wheku face and paua shell eyes
decorated with whakarare carved detail. Circa
1900.
Provenance: Buried Village Collection. These
amo have been on display at the Buried Village
in association with the excavated whare puni
(sleeping hut) of Tuhoto Ariki.
[One amo with split to top section and loss to
bottom section]
H.3700. x W.300mm
$12000 – $18000
1503. Tene Waitere
Large and historically important figural
panel. Carved with an ancestral figure with
wheku face with circular eyes above an open
mouth bearing teeth. Hands together at
the abdomen holding a smaller figure with
wheku face. Matching the previous lot with
rauponga carving to the shoulders. The legs
with kowhaiwhai designs with further rauponga
carving. The figure surmounts a wheku head
with rauponga carved detailing.
Illustrated in Carved Histories: Rotorua Ngati
Tarawhai Woodcarving by Rodger Neich, p.221.
Figure. 14.62
H.2600mm w.2300mm
$45 000 – $65 000
1504. Set of four paepae (threshold boards) carved
with wheku heads and with kowhaiwhai, triple
haehae and pakati notching.
Provenance: Buried Village collection
$2500 – $3500
1505. Carved poupou (side wall panel) with frontal
figure with wheku face, tongue protruding and
hands placed to abdomen. 1500 x 630mm
$2000 – $4000
1506. Pair of Epa (house boards) carved with side
profile manaia figures and rauru and maui
spirals. Split to the base of one board. Togther
with another Epa carved with two Manaia
1600 x300mm and 1800 x 250mm
Provenance: Buried Village collection
$2500 – $3500
1507. Maori folk art tokotoko the upper section with
a Janus wheku head with inlaid paua shell eyes,
the lower section carved with a tuatara.
L. 920mm
$100 – $200
1508. Pounamu and sterling silver letter knife
together with a sterling silver bookmark with
cast moa finial
$100 – $200
1509. Pa kahawai (trolling lure) with paua shell shank,
bone hook and muka lashing. Registration
number pending. L.100mm
$200 – $300
1510. Pounamu and kawakawa kapeu (ear pendant)
together with a pounamu hei tiki. Registration
number pending.
$500 – $800
1511. Patu Muka, the finely balanced stone pounder
with oval sectioned body tapering to the handle
section.
Provenance: Found on the bank of the Upper
Turakina river in 1943. Y registration pending.
L.330mm.
$400 – $500
1512. Candlewick and feather Transitional Maori
cloak. [Some losses evident]. 1020 x 1200mm
$200 – $400
1513. Ebonised Fijian cane decorated with incised
notching. L.900mm
$100 – $200
1514. Aboriginal Churinga with deeply incised lines
to the surface. L.350mm
$150 – $300
1515. Large carved figure used as a decoy, from the
film River Queen. H.1650mm
$100 – $200
1516. 1970’s carved Maori wall panel with a manaia
and taniwha. L. 1200 x W. 420mm
$200 – $300
1517. Easter Island carved stone mask. Carved from
porous stone with simplified facial features.
Provenance: John Patrick collection. H. 280mm
$400 – $800
The following pieces were
collected by Bill and Barby
Barclay between 1958 and
1975 while based in Papa
New Guinea
1518. Raku fired ridge tile, Aibon Village Chambri
Lakes, Lower Sepik
$400 – $600
1519. Ceremonial raku fired food bowl, Aibon Village
$300 – $500
1520. Raku fired feast pot, Aibon Village
$300 – $500
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1521. Raku fired eating bowl, Kaumanggaui Village,
Lower Sepik
$400 – $600
1522. Raku fired water pot, Boera Village, Central
District
$200 – $300
1523. Raku fired cooking pot and fire hobs, Demiri
Village, Lower Sepik
$400 – $500
1523A. Raku fired cooking pot and stand, Bau Village,
Madang District
$400 – $600
1524. Sago storage jar lid, Aibon Village
$400 – $600
1525. Carved female figure, Waskuk Village, Mid
Sepik. H.1200mm
$2500 – $3000
The following Sepik River
raku fired pottery was
collected in the Sepik River
region in the 1970s
1526. New Guinea raku fired portrait vase, the ovoid
vase with a relief modelled abstract portrait
face, pigment painted. H. 330mm
$450 – $650
1527. New Guinea raku fired portrait vase, the ovoid
vase with a relief modelled abstract portrait
face, pigment painted. H. 330mm
$450 – $600
1528. New Guinea raku fired portrait vase, the ovoid
vase with an abstract relief modelled portrait
face, pigment painted. H. 300mm
$450 – $650
1529. Papua New Guinea raku fired pot, abstract face
decoration in white, orange and yellow pigment
paint. D. 210mm
$350 – $500
1530. A Papua New Guinea Sepik river gope
board pigment painted and abstracted face
decoration. L.1200 x W. 270mm
$100 – $200
1531. Malekula island grade ceremony figure Temes
nevimbure, constructed of plant fibre and
smoked spider webbing. Painted in orange and
black pigment and embellished with pigs tusks,
raised on a wooden stake. L.1010
$350 – $700
1532. Malekula island grade ceremony figure Temes
nevimbure constructed of plant fibre, painted
in orange and black pigment and embellished
with pigs tusks, with arms out stretched raised
on a wooden stake, the body of the figure
covered in bound leaf fibre.
850 x 460mm
$400 – $800

1533. Vanuatu figure grade ceremony figure carved
from porous volcanic stone. 220 x 150mm
$300 – $500
1534. Vanuatu Malekula Island mask, plant fibre and
smoked spider webbing painted in orange and
white pigment and embellished with pigs tusks.
210 x 150mm
$150 – $250
1535. New Britain Shield with cane cross weaving
and fibre binding, incised with a design of
stylised opposing human faces accentuated in
black and white pigment. The back of the shield
with rebated handle and incised with a stylised
face design conforming to the front. Sulka tribe,
East New Britain. 1240 x 380mm
$2000 – $3000
The following Tribal Art
books are offered without
reserve
1536. James Edge-Partington – Ethnographical
Album of the Pacific Islands. Originally
published as Album of the Weapons, Tools,
Ornaments, Articles of Dress of Natives of the
Pacific Islands. SDI Publications 1996, second
edition, limited to 999 copies. 34cms, bound
in Qtr maroon cloth with white boards, black
titles and illustration.
1537. Thor Heyerdahl – The Art of Easter Island. NY:
Doubleday & Co 1975. 349p, endpaper maps
and plates. 29cms, DJ, VG.
1538. Anon – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. The
Collections of the Barbier-Mueller Museum
1977-1987. Geneva 1977. 160p, plates, 22cms,
fine copy in original DJ and slip case.
Douglas Newton [editor] – Arts of the South
Seas Island South East Asia, Melanesia,
Polynesia, Micronesia. The Collections of the
Barbier-Mueller Museum. Munich: Prestel
1999. 368p, illus, 31.5cms, in DJ, fine.
1539. Sara J. Wolf [compiler] – Highlights of the
Collection of the Fiji Museum. A photographic
catalogue.
Fiji Special Publication No.2.
Cyclopedia of Fiji -Reprinted Fiji Museum Suva
1988.
R.A. Derrick – A History of Fiji. Suva, Govt
Press 1957, 3rd ed. Vol.1. 250p, appendix and
index at end.
Fergus Clunie – Yalo I Viti. A Fiji Museum
Catalogue 1986. 196p, illus, 24cms, paper
coverswear.
D. Routledge – Matanitu. The Struggle for
power in early Fiji. Univ of the South Pacific
1985. 247p, illus, 22cms, DJ, VG.
Asesela D. Ravuvu – The Fijian Ethos. Suva:
Univ of South Pacific 1987. Card covers, VG.
1540. Suzanne Greub – Art of North West New
Guinea from Geelvink Bay, Humboldt Bay, and
Lake Sentani. NY: Rizzoli 1992, first ed. 224p,
plates, 31cms, DJ, short tear, VG.
1541. Irving Jenkins – The Hawaiian Calabash. A
Project of Kauai Museum, The Bernice Bishop
Museum, The Honolulu Academy of arts.
Hawaii: Editions Limited 1989. 269p, plates,
30cms, DJ, VG.
J. Halley Cox with W.H. Davenport – Hawaiian
Sculpture. Univ of Hawaii Press 1988 rev ed.
213p, illus, 28cms, card covers.
1542. D.Waite – Arts of the Solomon Islands.
From the Collections of the Barbier-Mueller
Museum. Geneva145p, ilus, 31cms, DJ, VG.
C.E. Fox – The Story of the Solomons. Diocese
of Melanesia Press 1967. DJ.
1543. Adrienne L. Keppler- Cook Voyage Artifacts
in Leningrad, Berne, and Florence Museums.
Bishop Museum Press 1978.180p, illus, soft
covers.
Rhys & M. Richards – Pacific Artifacts Brought
Home by American Whalemen. New Bedford
Whaling Museum 2000. 65p, tables and map.
Soft covers, VG.
Christian Feest – The Art of War. Thames and
Hudson 1980. 92p, 4pp, illus, 25cms, paper
covers, VG.
Bill Holm & William Reid – Form and Freedom.
A dialogue on Northwest Coast Indian Art.
Rice University 1975. 260p, illustrated, card
covers, VG.
1544. Douglas L. Oliver – Oceania. The Native
Cultures of Australia and the Pacific Islands.
Univ of Hawaii Press 1989, 2 volumes. Vol.1.
811p, maps at end, Vol. II. vi, 821 – 1275p, illus
24cms, bound in qtr cream cloth, near fine.
Anon – The Secret Museum of Mankind.
NY: Manhattan House. Five Volumes in one.
[America, Africa, Asia, Europe & Oceania]
illustrated throughout with descriptive titles.
Green cloth VG.
1545. Andrew Tavarelli [edit]- Protection, Power and
Display. Shields of Island South East Asia and
Melanesia. Boston College Museum of Art
1995. 108p, colour & b/w plates, 30.5cm, card
covers. VG.
Anon – Oceania Nera. Arte, cultura e popoli
della Melanesia. Firenze: Cantini 1992. 190p,
illus, 28cms, card covers, VG.
1546. Allen Wardwell – Island Ancestors Oceanic art
from the Masco Collection. Univ of Washington
Press with Detroit Institute of Arts 1994. 282p,
colour plates, 31cms, DJ shelf fading else VG.
G.G. Mac Caurdy – Human Skulls from Gazelle
Peninsula. Philadelphia: Univ Museum 1914.
Illus, paper covers.
1547. B. Hauser-Schaublin, G. Kruger – James Cook.
Gifts and Treasures from the South Seas.
Munich NY: Prestel 1998. 350p, illus, text in
English and German 31cms, DJ, spine sunned
else fine.
P. Snow & S Waine – The People from the
Horizon. An illustrated history of the Europeans
among the South Sea Islanders. McLaren 1979.
296p, 29cms, DJ, VG.
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1548. Jo Anne Van Tilburg – HMS Topaze on Easter
Island. British Museu, Occasional Papers 73,
1992. 207p, illus, 30cms, blue paper covers,
fine.
Anon – Art of the Archaic Indonesians.
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts 1982. 99p, illus,
wrappers, fine
1549. Jean Guirt – The Arts of the South Pacific. NY:
Golden Press 1963. 461p, plates, 28cms, red
cloth fine, chipped DJ
B. Palmer & B Dean – South Pacific. Pacific
Islands Artand Dance. Fiji Times and Herald
1973. 102p, illus. card covers, VG.
1550. Adrienne Kaeppler et al – L’art Oceanien.
Citadelles & Mazenod nd. 637p, plates, 32cms
in DJ, and original slip case, fine.
1551. Anon – Art of New Guinea. Sepik, Maprik and
Highlands. The Ethnic Art Galleries, Univ of
California 1967. 75p, illus, 28cms, card covers,
VG.
Louis Perrois, Marta A Delage – The Art of
Equatorial Guinea. The Fang Tribes. NY: Rizzol
1990. 177p, illus and maps, 29.5cms in DJ spine
faded
Jens Bjerre – Savage New Guinea. Michael
Joseph 1964. 164p, plates, DJ, VG.
1552. Nicholas Thomas – Oceanic Art. Thames and
Hudson 1995. 216p, illus, 21cms, paper covers,
near fine.
Tim Barringer & Tom Flynn – Colonialism
and the Object. Routledge 1998. 224p,illus,
24.5cms, paper covers, VG.
William A. Lessa- Tales from Ulithi Atoll. A
comparative study in Oceanic folklore. Univ
of California 1961. 493p, map,26cms, paper
covers, G+
1553. William Hyde Rice – Hawaiian Legends.
Photographs by Boone Morrison. Bishop
Museum Press, Hawaii 1977. 147p, 36.5cms,
illustrated boards, VG.
1554. Bundle of books
An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Maori life; Te
Marae. A guide to customs and protocol;
Te Kohanga Reo He Ahurewa Mana; M.
Orbell – Hawaiki, A new approach to Maori
Tradition; R. Nile & C. Clerk – Cultural Atlas
of Australia, New Zealand & the South Pacific;
W.A.R – Whatu Aho Rua. A weaving together
of contemporary and traditional taonga. W.T.
Pritchard – Poynesian Reminiscences or Life in
the South Sea Islands. Southern Repints 1985.
DJ, fine.
1555. Maj-Gen J. Wheeler – Our Islands and Their
People as seen with Camera and Pencil. Vol II
only.
U.S : Thompson Pub Co 1899. Folio 776p,
profusely illustrated, colour map, original green
cloth VG.
Oliver Warner [editor] – An Account of the
Discovery of Tahiti. Engravings by Robert
Gibbings. Folio Society 1955.
Frederick S. Dellenbaugh – The North
Americans of Yesterday. G.P. Putnam’s Sons
1900.487p, illus. Pictorial cloth, worn copy.

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Conditions of sale
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1.
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dispute the auctioneer may call for bids at the previous lowest bid and proceed
from this point. Bids advance at sums decreed by the auctioneer unless
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3.
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4.
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for errors of description or faults and imperfections whether described in
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Important advice for buyers
The following information does not form part of the conditions of sale, however
buyers, particularly first time bidders are recommended to read these notes.
A.
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It is recommended that you raise your bidding number clearly and without
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B.
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C.
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result in disappointment. You will be telephoned prior to your indicated lot
arising in the catalogue order. If the phone is engaged or connection impossible
the sale will proceed without your bidding. At times during an auction the
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D.
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the New Zealand dollar amount stated on the purchaser invoice. Exchange rate
variations are at the risk of the purchaser.

This completed and signed form authorizes ART+OBJECT to bid
on my behalf at the above mentioned auction for the following lots
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lowest price levels possible.
Absentee bid form
Auction No. 67
Lot no. Description Auction Bid maximum
Date (New Zealand dollars)
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Please indicate as appropriate by ticking the box: PHONE BID ABSENTEE BID
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Signed as agreed:
New Collectors Art
2 July 2013
(lots 1 – 197)
To register for Absentee bidding this form must be lodged with ART+OBJECT by 2pm on the day of the published sale time in one of three ways:
1. Fax this completed form to ART+OBJECT +64 9 354 4645
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3. Post to ART+OBJECT, PO Box 68 – 345 Newton, Auckland 1145, New Zealand
Modern Design / Studio Pottery
4 July 2013
(lots 300 – 697)
ART+OBJECT 3 Abbey Street, Newton, Auckland, New Zealand. Telephone +64 9 354 4646, Freephone 0800 80 60 01
Asian Art
9 July 2013
(lots 1150 – 1555)
I understand that if successful I will purchase the lot or lots at or
below the prices listed on this form and the listed buyers premium
for this sale (15%) and GST on the buyers premium. I warrant also
that I have read and understood and agree to comply with the
conditions of sale as printed in the catalogue.